. >> this week's your biz selfie comes from aaron and danielle barnes who own absolutely juicy in vancouver washington. aaron says that he developed a product when he was searching for healthy ways to deal with his irritable bowel syndrome. hmm. now why don't you pick up your cell phone and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or you can tweet it to us @msnbcyourbiz. and please do not forget to use the #yourbizselfie. thank you everyone so much for joining us today. here's something that i learned on today's show. put yourself out there and take risk because you never know what's going to happen. when our cameras turned off in the elevator jeffrey hayzlett asked the elevator pitcher if she had a mentor in the fashion industry and she said no. jeffrey said listen e-mail me and i'm going to connect you with someone. jeffrey is pretty well connected in this world. so she took a risk by writing us to get on our show and as a result she's probably going to get a great mentor in that field. so always take risk and put yourself out there. nothing happ

. >>> this week's your biz selfie come from warren and danielle barnes who own absolutely juicy. was searching for healthy ways to deal with his irritable bowel syndrome. take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at "your businesyourbusiness@msnbc us @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget #yourbizselfie. >>> put yourself out there and take risks because you never know what's going to happen. when our cameras turned off in the elevator, jeffrey hazelet asked the elevator pitcher if she had a mentor in the fashion industry. she said no, listen, e-mail me and i'm going to connect you with someone. jeffrey is pretty well connected in this world. she took a risk by writing us to get on our show, as a result she's probably going to get a great mentor in that field. always take risks and put yourself out there. nothing happens if you don't let it happen. we'd love to hear from you and hear what you learned from today's show. if you have questions or comments about today's show, e-mail us at "your business"@mispbs.com. also click on our website, openforum.com/your business. don't for

on a high-profile murder of a, one her body was -- murder of a cumberland teen named danielle locklear. greg barnes lie right now in fayetteville. greg: good evening. tonight, two families torn apart by this tragedy, trying to decide what is a fair sentence -- life incentives -- life in princeton with or without the possibility -- life in prison with or without the possibility of parole. hammen said the other alternative is a jury trial. if convicted of first-degree murder, malloy could face prison without parole. he has already confessed to strangling his former girlfriend during a heated argument in march 2014. locklear's family came to court today saying they are torn between these legal choices. >> we have family that wants to chances. they want him to get maximum. do not want to drag the family and open of all these. it has really been hurtful. greg: you can see that hurt on the faces of lockley's family when they broke down in tears during the proceedings. -- lockley ar's family when they broke down in tears during the proceedings. tisha: the countdown is on to the march 15 primary in north c

. >> >> danielle: and a big barn fire spark an explosion in wisconsin. the news camera capturing the milwaukee barn tbhiewrgs flames. officials believe the oxygen tanks inside sparked that blast. a pig and goat rescued just beforehe giant explosion. >> lynn: a woman in a stolen car leading police on a high speed chase in dallas in texas. officers tried to to pull her over and that's when they figured out cartas stolen. so she took off. the chase lasting 45 minutewith speeds up to 100 miles per hour. and the car finallytopped. the woman driving and at reece one other person haseen arrested. >>> now 7 weather with meteorologist brent cameron. >> and good evening. a few boats bus buzzing around bait during the late afternoon time frame today and we notice aid few breaks in the clouds. maybe a enough breaks to seat sun go down. at lea in spots for brightening just after 7:30. we're not snieg rain coming down though out of those clouds. mostly dry conditions. the keys and all of south florida at least south of lake okeechobee and then we go into central and e

over night farmers feeling the browfnt weekend weather that destroyed barns impact thrirg >> for t tnado on the ground. >> danielle: a tornado touching down near springfield illinois on tuesday. this farm and several others destroyed. the tornado pealing off the barn's roof sendingetal debris flieght growrchltd residents describing what the saw. >> i said i notice up down the road a little ways. my neighbor's trailer come up and over and flipped and upside down and smarlly on the road. and power lines were coming down spark and firing. >> and we were standing at wint do twachg when we saw continue flying off the shed rf. and that is when we went for the basement the high winds overturn age semi on the tirn state. downing trees wiernd lines across the area. four homes destroyed. an estimated ho homes were damaged. residents are now left to pick up the piece ooze. tbu was really windy. >> and was starting to hail. of it two andalf inches in diameter. and really scary. >> danielle: and ten people did report minor injuries. the national weather service classified tuesday night's tornado as an ef2. >> >> lynn: all righ

. >> danielle: well, no one was hurt, and the crews were called in to expect the stability of the building before giving people the okay to go back inside. >> lynn: firefighters`tackling a barn burner, also as they try to harm's way and not all of them could be saved. brann beyer is live in lake worth where this whole thing happened. brandon? >> reporter: lynn, just a heartbreaking story out of west palm beach county. the barn behind me caught fire late l lt night, and as you mentioned, 12 horses killed in that fire. they were able to rescue 11, but 12 trotting race horses, just on is the cusp of starting their racing career killed last night. let me show you the still picture of those flames from last night. the firefighters saying that the flames shooting as high as 30 feet in the air. they fought the fire to the best of their ability. there were dozens of barns out here, and not only were they trying to save the horses as best they could and keep it from spreading, but let me show you other video. some of those horsese killed, seen here training. just recently, some of these some of the horses you see here are the horses that were killed late tuesday night in the barn fir

daniel is just tremendous. and you know, the rest of going on to the rainbow. >> reporter: we are expecting to learn more and just 45 minutes or so, expecting to hear from the owner of this barn at this point, the cause of the fire, is all under instigation. for now, live in lake worth, brandon meyer, seven news. >> caught on camera, surveillance video capturing two crooks robbing a 7-eleven your east copings road and north dixie highway. police say they had four different gas stations over the past two weeks, taking off with cash in lottery tickets. anyone with information is the number is to call crime stoppers. the number is 944493 tips. i suspect accused in the deadly shooting of a central boy facing a judge. the 17-year-old juan presley entering a not guilty plea. an attorney for 18-year-old leonard adams following suit, entering the same plea on behalf of his client. the teens charged with second-degree murder in the death of king carter. think was struck and killed by a stray bullet in front of his apartment last month. >> and a driver making a smashing interest in oakland park. the man said the brakes on a summer stopped working, causing him to slam into an office ldi