and her husband dan gibson are parents to four kids. >> this is levi. jackson. and then we have emily. if you can see usr: earlier this month the couple posted this video to facebook. showing the ontario mom juggling to put her toddler and three young triplets to bed. the post quickly racked u million views on facebook. finding out they were expecting triplets was a total shock for corey and dan. >> i wentself. and when i got there and they told me it was triplets i didn't know whether to laugh or cry. >> reporter: but sometimes life works that way. just ask nicole mcnamara and her they had one son, melvin, named after his father. and decided to go for one more. on kind of the number we were hoping for. >> easy. >> reporter: instead -- they got these guys, twins hunter and t into the doctor and he said, well, there's two. and my response was, two what? she was like, two babies. >> i was looking at the screen. i said, yep, i can see national geographic of watching babies, some wild animal. yeah, there's two there. >> reporter: raising their three kids isn't cheap

is the mom of 2-year-old emily and 8-month- old triplets olivia, jackson, and levi, her partner dan gibson. gibson said he was shocked when whyte told him they had conceived triplets naturally and were about to go from a family of three to a family of six. what caught jeff's eye we've seen some pretty amazing the years here at wimp. whether it's incredibly artistic or just a show of raw talent, something about the graceful moves of skiers and pristine natural beauty of the slopes seems to make winter sports an ideal subject for film-making projects. that's certainly the case for this video from youtuber nicolas vuignier, who came up with an entirely novel way of it's not the most high-tech method. the equipment amounts to an iphone and some string. it's not the most complex. it's just a simple film of nicolas skiing through a run. but this low-tech solution used to capture an ordinary ski run somehow manages to hypnotize all the same. because when the footage is played back in slow motion, the results end up looking like something straight out of the matrix. this improvised "bullet time" f

well dad dan gibson accepted the challenge getting his eight-month-old triplets and two-year-old daughter ready for bed by himself. who did it faster? well, dad. but he had an advantage. now his sleepers had zippers instead of the snap pajamas like mom had. so -- >> "q": oh, whatever. >> laura: if you ask me, i think he's cheating. >> "q": dads just know what to do. >> laura: sippers are easier than snaps. those snaps are tough. >> "q": good dad, job. good job. >> laura: i'll say good job, easier. >> "q": i think they should be carpeted floor. >> laura: if they roll around on the bed. i want to try it. >> samantha: what's happening out there for the rest of the day, skies gorge juice today, we top out in the low 40s. tomorrow similar but more clouds. middle of the week week is when things get dicey with rain and then snow. so, we are ready for that. >> "q": well listen, thanks for joining us this noon. the young and the restless is up >> laura: we will see you have a great day. hey cleveland, i'm larry macon jr. copastor of the mt. zion church of oakwood village and state university. it's

gibson has more. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the south florida sheriff put it simply, we got our man. the murdered doctor's husband was arrested overnight. police have been focused on him for several months. a shackled mark sievers emotionless as he was taken to a south florida jail for allegedly planning the murder of his wife. >> no emotion there. i'm not 100% he has blood in his veins. i think it might be ice. >> reporter: in court documents investigates say mark hired two men to break into the couple's florida home and kill the beloved doctor. one of the men arrested just after the murder, curtis wright, now changing his plea to guilty and cooperating with the investigation accepting a sentence of 25 years just days before sievers was arrested at home. >> we were after mark sievers. we got our man, and we're very happy for that. >> reporter: according to police for months investigators have been poring through conversations between sievers and wright often using code >> these folks went to great lengths to cover their tracks