. >> on august 22nd, 2004, carl ables earned the infamous distinction of being the only spring creekinmate to kill another prisoner. >> put a cellie in with me, the guy was doing life, in for homicide for killing his mom. which is disgusting. but this mental illness thing. he got 39 years suspended and eligible for parole in 20 years. he's bragging about that, i killed mommy, and i'm getting out in 20 years. blah, blah, blah. i stand and listen to this garbage, and i have to listen to garbage, and i can't tell him. so i tore the sheet and i wrapped it around his head and i said, you ain't doing nothing. you go say hi to mommy. >> the murder earned carl 99 years on top of his 77 years he was already serving for killing of a co-worker and animal cruelty. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. the biggest fragment of bone they found was the size of a half dollar. then i -- i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept on hanging out. beating on him some more. i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty interesting. but it was kind of twisted. three day

although xerox says the move had nothing to do with carl icahn but he will be able to name three members to the board of the business services company. >> what we found is that two companies that have fundamentally different kind of eth ethos, different movements, one grows a little slower than the other, one needed a little more investment in development and developing its market than the other, one threw off a lot more cash than the other, that it was probably better that we split so we can actually be more flexible, more responsive. and essentially more fit and focused for the markets that we're attacking. >> wall street applauded the move. shares of xerox up more than 5.5% to $9.75. >>> appliancemaker whirlpool said quarterly profit more than doubled thanks in part to cost-cutting measures but revenue fell more than 7%. whirlpool says this year it sees a strong u.s. market offsetting weakness in its overseas business. shares up nearly 2% to $134.39. >>> cost cuts the story at honeywell. the move helped lift profit and offset a drop in sales hurt by the strong dollar. the diversified

carl torbush.etsu head coach:".....what are historic day i mean to be able to play et su versus western carolina in the bristol motor speedway it's a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity it's a historic day probably the first time it's ever been done in fcs football i know for sure the socon. jerry caldwell/bms gm "this was a natural to turn to and say that's a great way to support ets you and it's a great way for the rest of the region if they may not be able to make it out to the battle at opportunity for them to come out and enjoy the venue." one week after the battle at bristol..between the hokies and the volunteers.. bristol will host an f-c-s battle..between east tennessee state and western carolina..that's the 17th of september. the virginia tech tennessee game is set for the 10th.. even a passing glance at buzz williams hokies...year two.. will register improvement.. despite a murderer's row of acc opponents..the hokies are in---very nearly every game..to the final possessions.. last night..no different.. with rick pitino's 16th ranked louisville team at cassell..the hokies did nearl

one of the guys made it into the passenger seat, but the mom was able to pull the other one out. ((carl zogby/ hialeah police dept.) "she was a mom and what that bad guy didn't know in the backseat of that car, were two kids and she wasn't going to let them be taken. so she fought, she dragged the guy out of the car and they both ran away like cowards.)) the men took off in a getaway car, but police were able to track them down.. and now they're all behind bars. you can check out all of the stories trending today... just head to our website ktnv.com time now is x:xx --- coming up... tracking your forecast and morning commute... our whole team is working for you! we'll have the latest on your top stories, and of course... most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is january 31st. if you're doing everything right but find i

we will look back at the hokies blacksburg brawl with louisville carl torbush.etsu head coach:".....what are historic day i mean to be able to play et su versus western carolina in the bristol motor speedway it's a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity it's a historic day probably the first time it's ever been done in fcs football i know for sure the socon. jerry caldwell/bms gm "this was a natural to turn to and say that's a great way to support ets you and it's a great way for the rest of the region if they may not be able to make it out to the battle at bristol this is another opportunity for them to come out and enjoy the venue." football news first tonight.. one week after the battle at bristol..between the hokies and the volunteers.. bristol will host an f-c-s battle..between east tennessee state and western carolina..that's the 17th of september. the virginia tech tennessee game college hoopla now.. and virginia tech's women...much improved from a year ago..with another shot at a marque win over a ranked team..that made the tournament last year.. 17th ranked miami...was visiting blacksburg tonight. dennis wolfe's team...

. >> background of carl banish and his films, carl banish's early start. he has been able at a time such that for over the last ten years he has never had to go back to work. and is accustomed to making film payments opposed to car payments. as it worked out in the past carl banish usually spends about two years to make one 15-minute film. >> if you were jumping with banish, it was pekted that you were going to be wearing a helmet mounted camera or possibly two. that was carl's main focus was to share the wealth, to share the feeling with people that didn't understand it. that thought we were actually crazy to do something like this. but once you see it and see the beauty of it, people tend to understand the motive. ♪ >> wow-wee. breath taking huh? don't miss "sunshine superman" tonight at 9:00 eastern here on cnn. so much more straight ahead at the newsroom and it all starts at the top of the hour. "beth" by kiss ♪ beth, i hear you calling.♪. ♪ but i can't come home right now... ♪ ♪ me and the boys are playing.♪. ♪ ... all nig♪t text beth, what can i do... [siri:] message

tickets can only be purchased at authorized retailers and also copy warned of carl - - calls or e-mails that say that you were able to win secondary prices. what would you do with all of the dough? we put the question to aqib talib, he has the answer and >>> the world's largest breast cancer organization is speaking out against new guidelines that recommend starting mammograms at age 50. but the susan g. komen foundation once this could limit female access to screening. kathy, a new recommendation has really whipped up a debate. >> the new guidelines go against a long-held viewpoint that women in their 40s should get screened. a medical director sees 1300 cases of breast cancer every year. >> denver is a young city and so many women are diagnosed under 50. raised the redmond age up to 50. the argument is that average risk women don't benefit as much and face harm with false - - false positive spirit >> early detection is key. >> reporter: she was diagnosed at 34. had she started her grams at 50 , she said she would not be here. and this doctor worries that more than 357,000 colorado women will not get screened. wi

carl lewis. >> i try to save you time and money by getting necessary studies and getting you to the position that's best able to >> most of us who have back pain aren't aware of what all the other options are other than surgery. >> i want you to relax your legs as much as you can. >> reporter: this patient has tried everything from exercise to prescription medication to steroid injections to relieve pain and surgery. a lamoectomy. >> they're not going to recommend surgery right away. they're going to recommend you try everything that's possible before surgery. >> reporter: and then guide him to the proper surgeon when the time is right and when all other options to relieve pain have been exhausted. jay siltzer, news 13. >> darcel: still ahead, a reminder of winter weather. this frozen car. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the

carl, plook at the snow. pit could start stacking up. pi hope you brought a snow blower pwith you into town. p>> it makes me feel like i am at phome. pthe browns weren't able to hook phim but the dolphins did. pthey reeled in a big catch. p>> in this episode of as the pfootball turns, we find the pbrowns still seeking an answer pold testament troubling question pkeeping everyone in cleveland up pall night. pwho will be the chosen one, the pone anointed to lead a franchise pto the promise land. pcould it be matt patricia? pa tweet claiming they will meet pwith the coordinator. pthe last two and he has gone to pthe super bowl twice. p>> still the browns are hedging ptheir bets. pthey'll meet this weekend with pcincinnati's, who went 8-8. phe had the reigns with the praiders. pthere is talk of a get together pwith sean mcdermott. pthe panthers defensive pcoordinator who caught the eye pof the buccaneers. phowever, there is some question pwhether the browns will meet pwith the bengals defensive pthat is supposed to happen on psunday. pstay tuned. pmaybe the browns couldn't make a pstrong enough case. pin think case, agreed to be the pnext head coach. p>> by 11

. >> background of carl and his films, early start. he has been able to put off going back to work.for over the last ten years he's never had to go back to work. making film payments instead of car payments, as it's worked out in the past, carl usually spends about two years to make one 15-minute film. his main focus was to share the feeling. once you understand it, i think people understand the motive. >> it is beautiful. but it is a little crazy. why would a perfectly sane person jump off a cliff par statu chute or not. let's talk about it. >> good morning, carol. >> so are you crazy? >> well, some people might think so. but it was generally accepted by the u.s. attorney's office and other jobs i had as a lawyer. >> no, tell me about -- >> i think i was crazier back then. >> why was it crazier back then than now? >> it was a much more dangerous sport. it was a transition out of sky diving. and it was -- the equipment was more dangerous then. it was new. now it's becoming much more mainstream, i think, than it used to be. >> still, an estimated 275 people have died from b.a.s.e. ju

able to use the field. once you've gone through all this work to get it in there what else can we do to use it. way to give carl torbush/etsu head coach: perfect scenario. first game back since 2003, a rival that has been a rival for many, many, many years. when you've got two schools together and a school named east tennessee state and one named western carolina, the impact in this region i think, speaks for itself. the market saw some gains today on wall street. the dow climbed 125 points. nasdaq rose 39. and the s and p the one million dollar powerball winner in salem has stepped forward. wdbj7's amanda kenney was there was there when she got her big check. jean, literally a big check. the lottery did the traditional photog ops with salem's winner this afternoon. kelly cox was just one number away from winning the record setting 1.5 billion dollar jackpot. kelly was just one of the many people who only played because the jackpot was so big. she didn't even know how to play. tonight at six, we'll have the story of how she found out she won and what she plans to do with the money. weather anytime, turn to our

so we can actually say this is actually carl calling from new york as opposed to a fraudster calling from a skype phone in niger nigeria. we're ablell the retailer that this particular call is most likely a bad one. >> you can think about how this would be useful to banking and customer service calls and no one wants someone to call in and this can be deployed and said oh yeah i would need that. >> the answers absolutely in fact if you look across retail e-commerce, any company that interact with consumers via the telephone has the need to be able to combat fraud using this kind of technology. so it has a very pervasive market opportunity. >> how broad is the opportunity for this? how far does your aspiration go? >> so we're big believers that it goes far beyond financial services and some of the more traditional markets that one might think about for voice fraud and so as i say retail big market. any market that needs to talk to consumers can use this type of technology. >> it has been really difficult for multifactor authentication to take off. we're starting to see it. you get texted a pass code when you try to log in in an unu

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make things great because america has to be great and it has to be able to do the things that we need to do for the rest of the world. >> carl to do it again, i would do it again. >> all right, karl, thanks for the call. thanks for the call there. we want to get a few other colors here. we have norm calling from illinois. on the republican line to norm, what do you think here? that impressesng me is the fresh approach to the whole political process. he is not doing it by script, he is just eating real. i think that that is something that even the democrats have heard tonight. and dependence and republicans are responding to this. this is his authenticity. oking were lo want this brought back to america. he is all for that and incentivizing american industry to come back and to pay a living and he wants lower taxes for the middle class people and lower-class people. a good strategy and a winning strategy and i am really excited about this election and i am really excited about the prospects that he could be nominated. >> all right, let's take a look here from some tweets. these are from reporters. talking about the first comm

the best cruz has been able to come up with is a hit on trump for supporting ethanol subsidie subsidies. fox news chief little bit at correspondent carl cameron with our report. reporter: a new poll in new hampshire shows that donald trump is in low 30s, his 3 closest rivals in low double digits, they did not think he need one but trump now has a new amplifier on the campaign trail, endorsed by sarah palin, donald trump was a sole -- soloact this morning. >> he said, high did not know about it, which is interesting. reporter: on failing to report two wall street bank loans. >> that is a big no, no. reporter: trump and palin stumping together, ted cruz will be join by glenn beck. a trump critic, palin used her appear answer with drus trump this afternoon, for better care for veterans, including her own son. >> i can relate with other families, who feel the ramifications of the woundedness thatture soldiers return with. >> trump is you were fire from rivals for supporting democrats in the past. cruz continues to defend his opposition to ethanol subsidies in iowa. he turned the tables saying all of them support government subsidies that

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able to do after some of the splits. watching it time and time again. huge year last year for splits and carlcahn is shaking everybody's tree around aig as well. >> when i think of paypal i think about why i don't want to own ebay. what is ebay? >> what's left? >> that's the first thing. >> it's a marketplace. >> it is a marketplace. >> and when we talk about paypal we're talking about the ability for a company to operate in places where credit isn't as strong. that's why the people have emerging marks, has much as you want to think the consumer is imploding, they are actually consuming and the bigger point is leapfrog technology, paypal can do that and they continue to grow around the world. i think that's a stock you own. >> guy? >> if you look at the end of septemberish, paypal traded under 30 bucks and bounced. saw a similar move over the last couple of weeks. seeing the bounce now. much like the stocks giving you something to trade against like tesla we just mentioned, against $30, i think you trade it long side. >> microsoft set to report hours after the bell and the options action is e

carl? >> hi, chris. a stunning 45% in that des in the republican caucuses tomorrow night. that has donald trump and rest of the republican field able to take nothing for granted. >>, so jerry, you're my friend for life. >> thank you, don. >> trum was joined by jerry fallwell jr. last flight to bolster his position with con vervetives and for the first time in months, down play his polling lead to get out his vote. >> it all doesn't matter if you don't caucus on monday. the polls don't matter. nothing matters. the only thing that matters is the poll that's going to be taken on monday. >> reporter: trump continues to question cruz's citizenship. likewise, cruz runs attack ads against rubio while boasting about his momentum against trump. >> where we are right now this race is a dead heat. it is neck and neck. now it is effectively a two-man race. >> reporter: under fire, cruz fires back with a double barrel. >> a vote for marco rubio is a a vote for donald trump is a vote for obamacare. >> reporter: $70 million of television ads have run in iowa, mainly negative. >> it doesn't feel like he's feeling too good. sounds like he's under a

able to operate. continue support law enforcement and help out with monitoring abandoned cars. we've assisted about 100 motorists and gotten them to places of safety. >> thanks very much. excellent job, nick. carl great will give more of an update on highway patrol activity. think you. >> thank you, governor. and good morning. first of all i want to thank my troopers for the hard work and dedication. needless to say they have been very busy and the last couple of hours. highway patrol has all available personnel working. we have asked chip commanders to monitor individual weather events and search resources at the weather and traffic dictate. on i-40 at i-95 we have our hands full. we hold our troopers out of the southern region of i-95 and they will go to assistant help clear up. since midnight with responded to 571 collisions and over 800 calls for service across the state. mentioned, four fetal collisions have occurred due to express my condolences to the family members of those tragic events. patrol will maintain 24/7 coverage across the state to answer calls and to ensure that the disabled and stranded motorists persisted in getting to a safe location. as always, we were close with the dot

able to have a day to work. and when clinton came in, he got rich. >> all right. calling from new orleans, louisiana. democrat. caller: hi. this is carls how you doing? >> pretty good. what are your thoughts? iowa caucus on monday. caller: okay. we got to give -- make miss hillary clinton the next president of the united states. >> okay. caller: we have been through a very, very, very progressive scenario with president obama. we got a lot of things done but the job isn't done yet. okay? a lot of people seem to be against this president. in spite of all of the republican opposition he did a lot of good things for this country. >> so what do you want her to continue specifically? what is the most important thing? caller: well, let me just get one comment before i say that. and that is, look at how hillary handled the benghazi hearings. nobody was more presidential than this lady who stood up in front of all of the -- the constant barrage of questions that she fielded. then after all of that she still had the composure to show that she was willing -- she not but to willing to lead work with other people to really get things done. don't

and that's exactly -- and carl that's why it's one of those poster children we understand if you got somebody saying something works you absolutely should not be able to limit somebody saying i used it and it doesn't work. it is inherently wrong. the same as every restaurant that post -- i've gone to them multiple stars and all the right awards, let's be honest they post the award they don't post the criticism and that's what we're hoping to clearly change. but i think one thing i'm here and wanted to listen is we keep asking are we creating a law that creates litigation and administrative action or creating a law that limits the reason for the administration to weigh in and clearly limits cases from going through courts for protracted periods of time to under our legislation and i think senator thune and i both feel strongly the latter we have to achieve something clear and simple that reiterates the first amendment is the first amendment when it comes to saying you don't like something, recognizing you must state you don't like it can you not, in fact, falsely claim something and that balancing act is where we've been for 240 years. but please co

able to start adding supply. the parade of bank earnings continues today with morgan stanley and bank of america. we'll tell you what those storks are on the move. >>> carlcahn sent a strongly word letter, yet another, to aig's board. we'll look at what it means and what is next. >>> shares of tiffany falling hard in the premarket. the company reported softened holiday sales and did lower guidance. first stocks are poised to kick off the shortened market week with a rally. china gdp up 6.8 for the quarter, 6.9 for the year. the slowest growth in a quarter century raising hopes once again for more stimulus from beijing. oil on the rise despite the iea saying the oil market may drown in oversupply this year. the nasdaq down 10% year to date. the dow with an 8.25% drop. jim, friday was eventful. was it capitulatory? >> i don't think so. oil will go back down. no reason for oil to rally in this. none. i think the bogus sometitimulus tired of it china is slowing industrially. not on the consumer basis. they have the 300 million middle class, going 600 million over the next decade. the fed has not come out and said i think we have to wait and see. the last com

able to deliver to bring their people into caucus? i can't remember a caucus season with this many unanswered questions and this much drama. it's exciting. >> we heard from carl ted cruz campaign was getting more aggressive, more negative, a change in tone for the campaigns and how they spoke to iowa earlier. i wonder, jeff, your opinion on that, how that's playing with voters? is that resinating with them or turning them off? >> you know, it's unique for this particular caucus cycle, but very predictable looking at the way the campaigns go in the past. i think iowans realize -- it's a full contact sport out here. we recognize that. there's elbows thrown. i'd like to tell you, jenna, that negative campaigning and maybe some tough contrast pieces don't work, but, frankly, they do. at this point, i think every kind of campaign makes a difference. the short answer to the question is, yes, i think some of the commercials are resinating. >> i have to run, but are you concerned about the weather at all? >> i am. right now it looks like it's going to miss caucuses, so i'm actually more concerned that some of the fox folks out here will not get out tuesday, but we'll