henry: it is a american dream. even the mill lethal weapon yells late to a decision to own millennials -- still believe it is the goal to own a home. it is for the long haul, good economics. most americans, the sum total of their net worth is the equity they have in their home. it is one of the instruments by which we move people into the middle class. we can't afford to give up our homeownership. people are buying later. careers are more mobile. people think they can't afford to sink down into a house because they may be in another city a year from now, but i think home ownership is still very important in the big picture. >> i have sat down with clients and we have walked them through the numbers showing them the low interest rates, the difference between buying and renting. now an show somebody right why it makes more sense to invest and buy a home yet they don't want to. henry: it has to do with the way amortizeation works. you look at a rental property. you could spend $750 a month to own a home. over a period

so henry of south cave, henry washington of south cave, is the brother-in-law of henry fairfax of toolston. i show you hear that henry of toolston's son, william fairfax, would have been in south cave and yorkshire while lawrence -- or john the immigrant, was living in that area. they probably would have known each other. what the direct connection is has and yes -- hasn't yet been determined, but this is the link between the families. i go into a little more detail here. henry washington of south cave married a woman named eleanor harrison of south cave in 1689 and eleanor was the sister of ann harrison, who married henry fairfax in 1684, and they were living together in yorkshire during the childhood of william of bellflower. william is a colorful story. there are three primary sources of information about william. one of them was by a man named reverend burnaby, a professional traveler in the mid-1700s and knew his lordship, and may have met william. another man was writing in the mid-1800s, edward neil. and the third was sally fairfax's probably brother, descendent of her brother, name

people know about thomas edison, henry ford. but henry kaiser had a big impact on this country. at one point, he was doing every thing from making cars and steel to running a health plan. what we wanted to focus on, this particular contributions during world war ii on what is called the home front, those that were producing goods and services at home in this country while servicemen were overseas fighting. homefront was really significant. there are several key features of what was provided that resonates today. things like providing health care for workers, providing housing for workers, having women in the workforce, dealing with sexism. having black people and people of color in the workforce, dealing with racism on the job. these are all things we're still seeing now. echoes of that led to the civil rights movement, led to the second wave of feminism in the 1960's and 1970's, things that got their traction during the homefront in world war ii. if you look at the way henry kaiser and kaiser industries handled it, they set a really good president for this. kaiser started with

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erik: henry? henry: there is a big difference between trading and investing.me hedge funds , trying to dig of the differences between one and tother, therefore you have be good at that game. it's a game you are playing against machines. software driven algorithms and the like. most of our investors and client base is in the long-term business of investing. they understand values of whatnies and understanding is going to happen three years from now, five years and now, 10 years from now. rating is too strong of a word. ng is too strong of a word. sometimes it creates market distortions that trade down stocks. kevin: short-term movements. if you are a fundamental investor, looking at your retirement account, and he goes up and down on a given day that should not impact your retirement. david: does it depend on how patient the capital is? those are two very different answers. --in: i'm a firm belize are believe it you should not be daytrading your retirement money. that is where the professionals who do this all day will run you over. you are doing your day job a

henry: at a minimum. charlie: thank you for joining us.e. ♪ ♪ john: i am john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to marco rubio, you are a shoe in. ♪ mark: double knot and velcro those babies, tonight we are going for a ride. i am here at a jeb bush campaign event in south carolina. first in the nation, first in the south. we will start with the controversy that is already well-worn, but it is the shoebio crisis. on the surface,

henry: i think the anticorruption initiative is widespread.it, we have a liquor distribution business where him distribution business where sales have fallen by 30%. people used to graft gifts. him that business has fallen off. people do not know if you can give a gift or not because of corruption. you extend that fear beyond just traditional corruption. to me, creating more him transparency about that. the second is, if you go back to the interest rate and the currency, in august we had a shock overnight. that created an unsettled -- environment, similarly you mentioned eight days were the currency went down. nobody expected china would get into the s cr and move their currency down eight days in row. those kinds of messages in terms of communicating, think about what has happened. him we have gone from a government in china that communicated well, and ben bernanke communicated well, so right now we have janet yellen. people question whether she fully understands proper medication with the market. i think in the chinese him leadership we have

thomas edisonout and henry ford but henry kaiser had a huge impact on this country. at one point, he was doing everything from making cars and steel to making a health plan. what we wanted to focus on was his particular contributions during world war ii on what is called the home front, producing goods and services at home and in this country while servicemen were overseas fighting. andfront was significant there are several key features of what was provided by workers. healthlike providing care for the workers, providing housing for the workers, having women in the workforce and dealing with sickness, having black people in the workforce and dealing with racism on the job. these are things we are seeing now. the civilthat led to rights movement. gote are features that their traction during the homefront in world war ii and if you look at the way kaiser industries did it, they set a good precedent. kaiser first started with road building in the pacific northwest and later on, as he got bigger projects, he was building the central highway in cuba. on, as he asserted t

alabama, along with heisman trophy winner derrick henry, arrived to the stadium just before the tigers. espn college gameday host and former head coach lee corso chose the tigers to win the national championship. if clemson wins, it'll be the first 15-0 season in modern fbs history. if alabama wins, the team would be the third school to win four championships in a ten year span since the creation of the ap poll in 1936. the game kicked off just after 8:30 p.m. many questioned if corner back mackensie alexander would even play, as some said he was hamstring injury. walked onto the field, even shutting down second play of the with 7:55 left in the trophy winner derrick a touchdown, putting 0. deshaun watson threw 31 yards to hunter renfrow who catch for a touchdown, tying the tigers with quarter. griffith missed a field missed freshman hunter of the first quarter. intercepted by jackson. 3 3 3 "it's been over 30 years and we're really excited to come out here and watch the tigers win the national championship" championship""it is -" "unbelievable""a dream come true." true." 3 coming up w

nat henry is being honored as a true hero. rex, people all over town are remembering him. >> rex: yes, town leaders here will tell you that franklin and nat henry are synonymous. and henry's family will tell you he was a man with enormous guts and heart. half staff for a man who lived a full life and then some. i had the honor of meeting him during franklin's veterans day ceremonies. henry spent nearly six years in vietnam as a pow. >> two of those years were spent in a bamboo age. >> rex: fellow vietnam vets have nothing but respect for the man who indured prison inside the infamous hanoi hilton. >> he came home on the same plane as john mccaiai >> rex: henry died at the age of 68. but not his legacy. it's all over town. he was awarded two silver stars, two bronze stars, two purple hearts. fellow vets say he's the real definition of hero. >> we're not heroes. we just did what we were ordered to do. that man's a hero. hero sense, henry never complained. >> it made the rest of us walk the line, too. >> this man lived in hell. a

is des moines, ed henry.. fox news.. still ahead - selfie time - we'll show you the unique picture sent back nasa released a photo today taken by its "curiosity" mars rover. the photo, which combines 57 images, was taken earlier this month. it's a self-portrait of the car-size mobile laboratory near the "namib dune," a spot where it has been samples of martian sand. "curiosity" has been collecting data on the red planet since landing there in august of 2012. next up on the sportswrap. the high school basketball game of the year in hampton roads, cape henry against norfolk collegiate. highlights next on the having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. so keep things moving with 100% now for just $69.99 a month online, get super-fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for your first year. so switch to better, with our best offer ever. from the in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. switch to better. switch to fios. i'm brian parsons. in for bruce. we begin with high school basketball. the early the

on the road w wh the tigers...rick henry..wis news ten sports. while thousands of miles from home -- clemson fans are among family in glendale. a 'fan fest' was held at fans central in the phoenix convention center. die-hard clemson fans were able to test their athletic skills in combine drills. other fun competitive activities were on tap to help build up the atmosphere ahead of the championship game. " we'll we have been mostly enjoying all the festivities - fan fest. hanging out with a bunch of lot of fan. there's a whole lot to do. i don't think you can do it all but we're trying." fan also got to hear from former clemson quarterback -- tajh boyd. our live coverage from the continues tomorrow starting on sunrise. then tune in for our special pre-game coverage -- "chasing a championship." that's 7:30 monday night -- right here on wis. the game starts at 8:30 on espn. a major detour in newberry lasting more than a year. the college street bridge will be under construction starting monday. that means, the road between caldwell street and tench s

cape henry starting to run out of time. the dolphins did cut the deficit to single digits dajour rocker with the tough bucket. but the night would belong to norfolk collegiate. the oaks defeat the state champs 76 to 62 in what some would call an upset. that's the final from norfolk. the battle of the bay between norfolk state and hampton university is always a spectacle, and it's even more intrigiuing when both teams are winning. so expect a rocking atmosphere tomorrow night convocation center when hampton hosts nsu with first place in the meac on the line. the spartans have won five of their past six games and are a half game behind hampton for the conference lead. nsu scored the regular season sweep last season, but lost to hampton in the meac tournament at scope. "it's the game of the year that we all circle, us and norfolk, fans on both sides of the water adds a little extra to it but it's the meac version of duke-carolina." "this week is huge, it's a big game for our fans we realize that but this week for us as well th

rick henry...wis news ten sports. thank you rick. the winner of tonight's game plays... the in the super bowl. from the grid-iron the hardwood... second ranked usc's currently in the middle of a top 10 battle in starkville. gamecocks at mississippi state today. currently.... yesterday on the road... the 24th ranked usc men... dropped its second game of the season. the gamecocks fell at tennessee 78-69. the vols kevin punter torched carolina... dropping 27 of his career-high 36 points in the final 20 minutes. saturday's loss... michael carrera. he played with stiches on his chin after falling face first onto the floor going for a loose ball. all he did was lead usc with 22 points and eight rebounds. head coach frank martin appreciated his effort and grit. unfortunately... carolina failed to take advantage of carrera's good game. martin: "their guards just completely destroyed our guards. on defense we couldn't guard them. we couldn't keep them out of the paint. we're lucky they missed some shots in the first half. michael's playing with stiches on his chin, a bloody nose,

gonzaga senior henry chastain is stuff he doesn't even worry about. sports director scott abraham shows us henry is in a fight every day of his life. scott: henry is the everyday 18-year-old high school student athlete. >> four years. and it goes on. scott: a four-year player for ice hockey and lacrosse at gonzaga, henry was diagnosed with cystic fibro bis before he turned 1. seussic phi bro -- cystic fibrosis is genetic and it affects mostly the lungs. this is a routine that henry must do twice a day to fight off the illness. >> puts on the therapy vest and he does it for 20 minutes. he also breathes in hyper tonic saline. both of the treatments help him thin and loosen the mucus in his lungs. >> stand-out defenseman on the lacrosse team, henry earned a scholarship to maryland. >> a kid you want to go to battle with. a kid you look at and hope he gets everything that he works for. scott: whether on the field or the ice, henry doesn't allow his chronic illness to hold him back. listen to this. henry is one of only 30,000 people in the united states wi

cape henry hosting norfolk academy, a henry. pick it up in the first half, and that's when cape henry's malik morrow caught fire. fast break for the dolphins and morrow skies for the lay up. cape henry was forcing turnovers all night long. maclom weathers pokes it loose, and he takes it to the rack for the easy lay in right as the first period expires. a name you may want to mccormack of norfolk academy, the big fella, the sophmore with the dunk, he has offers from odu, virginai tech, penn state and nc state, he's just a sophmore. tonight however, it was too much malik morrow for norfolk academy. morrow, a junior scores 17 points. cape henry goes on to win it 56 to 42. remember. monday night, it will be cape henry against norcom in what will be the high school basketball game of the year in hampton look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious.

so henry and his crew continue on looking for victims.only a mile away, another team of rescuers is trying to reach salvador pena. >> a big beam, a concrete beam came right across his legs. he's still down there, he's conscious, he's talking but his legs are completely crushed. you can hear him moaning right now. >> pena is on the first floor of a mall parking deck operating his sweeping truck when the quake strikes. and now the entire concrete structure is on top of him. >> we have no idea if we'll even come close to getting to him. >> firefighter ray lavalle struggles through the mangled metal and busted concrete to make contact with the victim. >> he's holding his own. his legs are cracked about mid-femur there. little cramped quarters. definitely a lot of pain. >> the whole time we're trying to get him out of here, i just conversed with him the best i could to try to give him some hope. >> but others aren't as hopeful. the victim is pinned very deep under the pile of rubble, and it will take a huge effort to get just one man out using

henry, he is a huge loss. to the adventuring world. he very nearly made it.as 30 mile short of his goal, it makes it in some ways, even worse. >> and his final statement from antarctica, henry said that he was sad that he had to pull out and he was so close to completing his historic journey. but he will be remembered like his hero shackleton, whose bravery and spirits of expiration. ♪ the sun was out here in washington today, but with temperatures around freezing the roads are still treacherous following this weekend blizzard. mind you, not many people are driving. most cars are buried under mounds of snow. notols are shut and will reopen until wednesday and transport services are still very far from normal. jane o'brien went out to see how long it will take to get the city back to work. is monday, but clearly, not business as usual. i am knee deep in snow, three days after the storm hit. according to the city's mayor, euro real bowser, it could take several more days before these side roads are clear. the city is still in a state of emergency. >> we are, of

so they're not going to have these additional henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac henry's group is in the midst of a campaign to get 10-thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night... they want even more to participate in the general election next november. for that reason, he says his group has a vested interest in seeing this system improved. 15:17:54 "it brings up questions about why is it being made more difficult? it's another form of suppressing the vote. if we don't have the same access online as people do when they walk into the office." - joe enriquez henry - national vp - midwest region, lulac a legislative solution creating a parallel path online for non-i.d.-holding iowans to sign up passed in the senate last session... but stalling in the house, these groups say their focus in 20-16 is to see that bill pass. the secretary of state's office has said it does want to expand and improve the online system, but it hasn't released any specifics on how, or when that would happen. tomorrow martin o'malley and mike huckabee will continue their swing through the state oma

wis sports director rick henry reports from glendale, arizona. it's pretty calm this weekend outside university of phoenix stadium. that won't be the case monday when the clemson tigers face the alabama crimson tide for the national championship. the tigers held their final full practice today. clemson is looking to finish their dream season 15 and oh which means they'll also claim the national championship trophy. despite being number one in all polls...clemson is a touchdown underdog to alabama. it's been a familiar theme this season for the tigers...a lack of respect. "no i don't care. it is what it is. it's the opinion of what other people think. at the end of the day you still have to play football for 60 minutes." rick: "is monday night your opportunity to shut up all the doubters for good now?" jordan: "i don't know if they'll shut up. they'll probably come up with other stuff to day but we've been doubted the whole season. if it did go the way the anaylst said we'd probably be 7 and 5." 3 "we may not be the favorite, but we don't see ours

there's wine in there. >> king of the house henry. >> i have henry on my bed. this is weird. >> she's had enough of me after pillow. and my husband is right underneath her bed. >> he's right here. it's sort of weird. >> and that said, hoda and joel. and how nice to be able to deliver a glass and then be able to use it. >> get out of bed? >> that was shutterfly. no, no. i'll bring it to you. then moving on, it's nice to be able to buy gifts that are inexpensive for the whole family that you can use all year round. so these are from pier one. i love these chalkboards. you can say happy valentine's day and then use them for to-do lists. >> that's a good idea. >> is that chocolate? >> oh. that's coming. next we have gifts for your significant others. if you go into the drawer -- >> i've got to get out of bed. i'm hot. >> if i were you, i'd be careful. >> henry is into fishing. >> yes. >> that is a personalized fishing lure with his name on it. >> that's cute. >> and with the date that you met. >> what? >> so that is from etsy.com. if you will go into the drawer nex

henry's funeral will be home... followed by a burial with full military honors. 3 3 rutherford county authorities arrest a man for rolling back odometers. d-m-v investigators arrested 30-year-old mitchell padgett. he is charged with 15 counts of changing mileage, 13 counts of forgery and nine counts of notary fraud. the investigation began in december after a complaint filed by a catawba county man. after buying his truck, the man learned it had 80 thousand more miles. others in the area explain how they would feel if they had the same thing happen to them. 3 "i'd be pissed off. especially for the price, depending on the price. regardless i'd be mad about it. that's really low down." padfett is currently out of jail after posting a 140 ththsand dollar bond. 3 3 a pizza restaurant in charlotte is getting national attention--because of a bathroom sign. the owner of pure pizza posted a sign explaining the restroom is available for people in the l- g-b-t community. the post goes available for single fathers with daughte

it's called "hollywood medium with tyler henry." take a look. >> my aunt made me this bear, and it's basically a bear made of my uncle's shirts. he was a farmer type. he made a lot of -- he wore a lot of denim and flannel. >> okay. so with his passing, he's there. as he's coming through, who is elaine? >> stop! i can't, oh, my god. >> who is this? tell me. tell me. >> that's his fiance. >> tyler, welcome. >> thank you. with snooki or whoever else you are sitting, how does it come to you? do you hear something, see something, feel something? >> well, i work primarily as a clairvoyant. that means i get visual impressions. that are primarily mental. i get little pictures, images, but i have to kind of piece together and deliver in a message. >> you were 10 years old when you knew you had this gift. how did it come to you? what happened? feel like a gift initially because, you know, i was 10 years old, and i woke up one night and just knew that my grandmother was going to pass away. i walked into the room to tell my mom that i just knew

." >> and tyler henry, he has some cue snooki. he has talked some of our staffers, and we'll see how well he did with our people. then this really fun guy chris he is on "nashville." he has a great singing voice and a good single off of his number one album. he's going to sing for us. >> he is a hunk too, huh? hot. >> when i was little, he looks like a ken doll. my ken doll to look like. >> he is fine. >> that jawline. >> everyone was in the snow. you know what, when it snows so hard, you're so happy because you get to sleep and you don't have to go do anything. >> except if you have two kids. >> what did you guys end up doing? >> i used to love the snow day because you just sit around. >> sit around. >> have a bloody mary. >> that's what we did. bloody mary. >> my dream. >> living the dream. >> your kids still wake up. you still have to get up. i said to henry, i said, we're going to use this opportunity to potty train. >> the storm was a good opportunity -- >> yes. the storm because we were stuck she can't -- it's fine if she pe

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vo a henry county organization gets a two- point-five million dollar roanoke skycam. tonight: clear with a much jefferies here in the wsls 10 newsroom with a look at what's coming up tonight at 5-30. vo a henry county organization gets a two- point-five million how it will help people who cant afford health insurance. vo and... norfolk police are one step closer to being better protected. the special officers who fitted for bullet proof vests. on cam with snow on the ground ... colder temperatures ... and the sun often absent... it's easy to feel down in the winter. health leaders are asking people feelings... to determine whether they're experiencing a temporary feeling of depression... or seasonal affective disorder. the disorder is linked to the change in the seasons. its symptoms include a lack of interest... motivation... trouble concentrating... and tearfulness. the difference between the disorder and just a bad mood comes down to how much it affects your life. dr. robert olson, psychiatrist:51 - 1:04 "the depression part that's so difficult that it's interferin

nat henry passed away monday. he was 68 years old. henry received two purple hearts, two silver stars and two bronze stars. fellow vietnam vets say he was one of a kind and a true hero. after his release in 1973, henry returned home to franklin. he got married. ran henry's greenhouses. original member of the burning town fire department. his widow says she'll keep him in her heart. >> when he spent almost six years in prison and he'd come home, he put it behind him and he had a good life up until god >> larry: funeral services will be held this sunday. burial will be at the burningtown baptist cemetery with full military honors. >> darcel: more than 3,000 people are without power in asheville. the problem? a substation. the asheville mall and tunnel road areas are also affected. duke estimates the time for both outages is 8:45 tonight. >>> we're in for a warmer tomorrow after a couple of chilly days in the mountains. >> larry: but it might not last too long, right, jason? >> jason: a few days. the weekend ends on a chilly note. here's

sports director rick henry has our post game panthers report. henry: "a big sigh of relief here at bank of america stadium as the panthers almost blow a 31-0 lead. still looking back at how they built that comfortable margain... they say yeah that's as close to perfect as they can get." olsen: "yeah 31-0 against that team at this level of the season is obviously pretty good." newton: "we're putting ourselves in position to do something that has not been done here before. it's a family culture that we all the way down to... from management to the players. to see it coming to fruition like winning big football games like today just means a lot." davis: "definitely a great feeling knowing we get to play in this game. and two getting to o ay it right at home in front of our home fans. it's going to be a great game. we're excited about it. allen: "i haven't been here for the years between the panthers and seattle rivalry that's been building... but to go through them and really earn that... to get to the nfc title game is huge." rivera: "we had some

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on the road with the tigers...rick henry...wis news 10 sports. tune in tomorrow to watch our special coverage -- "chasing a championship." 7:30 monday night -- right here on wis. the game starts at 8:30 on espn. no toss there is a lake wind advisory until midnight for the midlands the wind will help to blow in a reinforcing shot of cold air from the northwest, overnight lows will drop to the upper 20s. high pressure will build into the area, dry and cool conditions will prevail to start the workweek with highs in the lower 50s. a major detour in newberry than a year. the college street bridge will be under construction that means, the road between caldwell street and tench street will be blocked. a contractor is replacing the bridge that crosses scott's creek. a detour is in place from college to speers street to nance to harrington street and back to college. sc-dot estimates the road will be closed until may of next year. 76-year-old johnnie mae newton died from carbon monoxide poisoning after her home caught fire. it happened friday night on 1