hendon stands accused of two counts of breach of trust with fraudulent intent. both of them are felony- level offenses---one carrying up to five years in indicated there may be additional charges coming. hendon is being held at the alvin glenn detention center and has a bond hearing scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. jack kuenzie wis news ten. coming up on wis, reducing your risk of getting heart disease...by putting some pep in your step! we'll go over some of the best exercises so you can get heart healthy! break we're teaming up with lexingon medical center to "just say know" k-n- o-w to lexingon medical center to "just say know" k-n- o-w to heart disease, the #1 killer of men and women in the world. one way to reduce your risk is to exercise. joining us today from health directions, lexington medical center's health and wellness gym, is rich maddox, fitness specialist, and lyn pernell, personal trainer. we're going to talk about high impact interval training. what does that mean? why is it effective? how does it help our hearts? then, the team will demonstrat

in september, we outlined several examples of lawsuits filed against hendon by people alleging hendon contracted with them to from incapacitated or deceased relatives. those clients saying hendon sold many if not all of the items----then refused to turn over net profits that in some cases totalled in the tens of thousands of dollars. we approached hendon for comment at one of those sales, but he declined. in some cases, clients told us they'd been trying to get their money for years without success. one of the charges now pending carries a potential prison sentence of up to five years upon conviction. the other up to ten years. his attorney told us this afternoon he's advised hendon more charges may be on the way. a bond hearing is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. jack kuenzie wis news ten. three of the republican presidential candidates, including the front-runner, will be in downtown columbia tonight for a town hall forum. the u-s-c school of law. and chad mills is there with a look ahead. this is actually part two of a town hall that started last night. the first part, in greenvil

in court, attorney bill watkins said hendon is quote---"not the best businessman." but watkins says hendon has always planned to fulfill the terms of his contracts with customers. he's had some setbacks. he's never denied that he didn't owe people. he's denied sometimes that he owes as much as they are. he's paid people. he's his intent all along has been to pay people. he recognizes he owes them. he's trying to pay them. it's not a situation where he has a ponzi scheme or those kind of things. hendon's bond is set at $100 thousand dollars personal recognizance---which is basically a promise to appear in court. he will have to wear a gps monitor and he will have to pay for that monitor device. but for now, his business will remain open and the estate sales activity can continue. jack kuenzie wis news ten. a boil water advisory is in place this afternoon. it was issued for the 12 hundred block of college street, along with the 900 block of sumter street in richland county. the advisory is due to a water line break. you'll need to boil your water for a minute before u

hendon is charged with two counts of breach of trust with fraudulent intent. one charge involving property valued at more than ten thousand dollars---the second charge, property valued betweent two and ten thousand dollars. last september, hendon was the target of a wis investigation in connection with a number of lawsuits filed against him by his clients. many have accused the 58 year old hendon of conducting estate sales, then refusing to turn over the proceeds. he is scheduled to appear at a bond hearing tomorrow afternoon. richland county deputies say a 6-year-old not picked up from school led deputies to a murder- suicide. when the child was not picked up from school wednesday afternoon, deputies

hendon is charged with two counts of breach of trust with fraudulent intent. one charge involving property valued at more than ten thousand dollars---the second charge, property valued betweent two and ten thousand dollars. last september, hendon was the target of a wis investigation in connection with a number of lawsuits filed against him by his clients. many have accused the 58 year old hendon of conducting estate sales, then refusing to turn over the proceeds. he is scheduled to appear at a bond hearing tomorrow afternoon. richland county deputies say a 6-year-old not picked up from school led deputies to a murder- suicide. when the child was not picked up from school wednesday afternoon, deputies address on amsterdam drive looking for the child's parents. investigators say deputies found the victim and the suspect lying on the floor in the home. both had been shot. the coroner says stephanie wallace died from a gunshot to the head. he says wallace's estranged husband, keith wallace died from a self- inflicted gunshot wound to the head. investigators are w

tony hendon was booked at the alvin s. glenn detention center yesterday on two felony counts of breach of trust. hendon is the owner of columbia-based "real estate guys", which has been the center of several civil lawsuits that accuse hendon of ripping them off after agreeing to conduct sales. one of his charges carries a five year prison sentence--the other, a ten-year sentence. richland county deputies are trying to find a neww home for a child, left at school after an apparent murder-suicide. the six year old was not picked up from school wednesday. deputies checked the child's home on amsterdam drive where they found the child's mother and her estranged husband both shot to death. deputies say the shooting was the result of a investigators are now working to determine what exactly led up to the shooting. soak up the sunny to partly cloudy skies through this weekend as highs warm into the 70s. tuesday and wednesday of next with 2" rain totals possible. drivers -- start your engines. it's race week in daytona -- and the

together. hearing tony hendon was booked at the alvin s. glenn detention center yesterday on two felony counts of breach of trust. hendon is the owner of columbia-based "real estate guys", which has been the center of several civil lawsuits that accuse hendon of ripping them off after agreeing to conduct sales. one of his charges carries a five year prison sentence--the other, a ten-year sentence. richland county deputies are trying to find a new home for a child, left at school after an apparent murder-suicide. deputies checked the child's home on amsterdam drive after the six-year-old was not picked up from school wednesday. child's mother and her estranged husband both shot to death. deputies say the shooting was the result of a domestic situation. investigators are now working to determine what exactly led up to the shooting. a sumter man is in jail waiting for a bond hearing after an undercover operation led to his arrest on drug charges. 20-year-old tyreek broughton was arrested thursday after authorities say marijuana and pills were

investigators say hendon did not pay people who entrusted him to sell valuables.it happened on at least two occasions in november of 2014 and december of 2014.they say he had agreed to sell approximated 94-thousand dollars worth of belongings and never paid the two victims or returned the items.hendon is still under investigation and deputies say he could face more charges. 3 also out of richland county....the search continues this morning for a man wanted december.deputies say on december 26....19 year old yakiem breeland shot a man at the circle k gas station in the 4300 block of hardscrabble road.the victim is out of the hospital and recovering. if you know where breeland is ....you're asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple- crime-sc. 3 a richland county man is suing to block the resettlement of refugees in south carolina.the lawsuit was brought by walter bilbro.... who warns resettling refugees brings the potential for terrorism or violent crime.the suit names governor haley...d-s-s and two nonprofits that help resettle refugees.the governor has asked no syrian refugees be resettle

tony hendon was booked in jail thursday on two felony counts of breach of trust. hendon is the owner of columbia-based "real estate guys", which has been the center of several civil lawsuits that accuse hendon of ripping them off after agreeing to conduct sales. one of his charges, if convicted, carries a five year prison sentence--the other, ten years. fabulous forecast over the next few days as high pressure is in place. look for mostly sunny skies today through the weekend with highs today in the lower 60s.near 70 saturday and middle 70s sunday.. a pattern change by monday as a storm system moves our way and will increase clouds and our rain chances monday wednesday.of course temperatures will cool down as well. highs monday and tuesday in the lower 60s, look for middle to upper 50s the rest of the week. some of the rain on tuesday could be keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at w-i-s t-v dot com. good morning.. time now is . before we get to your headlines, sprucing up your home, we have two guys

sot 6- alexandria hendon- participant "well i heard about it from some of my friends and i thought it was just like a really cool thing to do, fight for kids and i thought it was going to be really fun" a good time...and a great cause. together, the teens have already raised close to 120 thousand dollars. money that will be used to save the lives of more kids allison cline.... sot 4 kellie cline- allison's mom who is going to need this, there are so many options now then there were when allison needed treatment 5 month was 5 years since she needed treatment" sot 5 allison cline- cancer survivor "i would say thanks to everyone that there's options for more cures" megan remote now, this party is really just getting started. the teens and their chaperones are gonna be going all night long...with the finale at 7 tomorrow morning. rl mo fox19 now. you are invited to the fire museum center of greater cincinnati tomorrow evening for a "fund" night out. the event is being held for union firefighter carl murray. murray is fighting a very rare and aggressive cancer called digital papillary carc

(david hendon, alabama disaster relief) "the reality has set in sapps community get to work as they pick through what's left of their lives. (nats) (houston lockett, volunteer) "when ladies come together, things happen, so we decided as ladies to clean the houses as the men cut the (gov. robert bentley, alabama) "neighbors looking after neighbors, that's the great thing about alabama." after touring the devastation, he took a seeing all the damage around it is really the thing that helped save lives." (nats) the governor says after seeing so much devastation in the state over the years - it doesn't get any easier. (gov. because we've probably had more in alabama than anybody else, in fact i'm sure we have." up next----some coaching changes for the old dominion football team--- and a college basketball recap---- william & mary continues to climbconference madison goes to overtime against hofstra--- and is trey freeman the best player in the country right now--- all

jury was dismissed last october because attorneys found evidence that could potentially exonerate hendon. he's accused of breaking into a barberton home for cash and marijuana. on new year's eve 2013 and killing a man and two teenagers. >> well, apple is getting support from its competitor, google, in its phone-encrip shun battle with the f.b.i. cbs news has learned apple's lawyers are prepared to fight all the way up to the supreme court. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is locked out of syed farook's iphone. apple is betting its global customer base wants unbreakable encrip shun not a company that hands over information. a judge ordered them to disable the auto erase feature which wipes out all of its data if the wrong pass word is entered 10 times. apple's c.e.o. says the tech giant doesn't have the technology and that developing not only that iphone, but millions of devices. the white house defended the department of justice's request. >> they are simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. >> as the war on terror and the right to privacy collide, cnn's david ack

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tony hendon was booked at the breach of trust. hendon is the owner of columbia-based "real estate guys", which has been the center of several civil lawsuits that accuse hendon of ripping them off after agreeing to conduct sales. one of his charges carries a five year prison sentence--the other, a ten-yeaea sentence. keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at w-i-s t-v dot com. your wis update. a midlands restaurant owner she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. because i'm happy it's tgif. 19th of february, 2016. these f

jenna: melinda hendon bird had a different perspective on our show yesterday. she says when donald trump attacks, he gets stronger. even if an initial attack is something for example like with the pope, you wonder which direction he will go with it and eventually donald trump comes out ahead. when you see what almost appears like similar attacks from cruz or rubio, does that risked them looking like the establishment that so many voters seem to be turning away from? reporter: if ted cruz is the establishment and marco rubio for that matter, a tea party candidate who was as antiestablishment as anybody b. jenna: they don't have the endorsement of many people in the republican party which is five people are calling him antiestablishment. reporter: that doesn't mean marco rubio is establishment. if cruz and ruby are our establishment the word establishment has zero meaning at this point which it might anyway. i think to address melinda and her argument direct directly it sounds like she thinks nothing can hurt donald trump and we may find out that that's the case

county...the owner of estate sales guys has been arrested for breach of trust.he's 58 year old tony hendon investigators say hendon did not pay people who entrusted him to sell valuables.it happened on at least two occasions in november of 2014 and december of 2014.they say he had agreed to sell approximated 94-thousand dollars worth of belongings and never paid the two victims or returned the items.hendon is still under investigation and deputies say he could face more charges. 3 also out of richland county....the search continues this morning for a man wanted december.deputies say on december 26....19 year old yakiem breeland shot a man at the circle k gas station in the 4300 block of hardscrabble road.the victim is out of the hospital and recovering. if you know where breeland is ....you're asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple- crime-sc.

tony hendon was booked at the alvin s. glenn detention center yesterday on