they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta. and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she's been missing for a week now. she has three kids that would love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we just have no idea where she is, or what -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a troubled and tormented life. >> this is what i live day in and day out is keep my mouth shut, my head down, and do exactly what's expected of me. >> tell me about nique's personality. >> she was very funny. she and i used to laugh all the time. and she

ladies and gentlemen, from lawrenceville, georgia, please welcome cory willig and his 22-month-old son cory, nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: how are you? thank you for being here. this is alex right here. >> hi! hi, buddy! >> jimmy: what is your name? >> asher! [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: that's great. now how old are you? >> one. >> jimmy: one? one year old? oh, my goodness. asher this is going to be fun. what color is this, asher? >> neen. >> jimmy: it's not neen, it's blue! [ laughter ] >> blue. >> jimmy: that's right, blue. all right, here you go. are you going to hit today? you're going to hit the ball? wow. and that's your bat right there? all right, get ready, this is going to be some tough competition right here. [ laughter ] here's how the contest works. each team will have 30 seconds to see how many soft tosses they can hit out there. and since we're up first, i want to make this fair. since asher is a leftie, you're going to have to hit leftie. and also, you're going to have to use his size bat. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: here you go, yeah, that's perfect.

lawrenceville, new jersey, peter ended up with half foot.inches at his house, and delran, alan pick up just shy of four, but in cherry hill, jenny ended up with 7 inches totalment back to the maps we go, where it is incredibly cold. at best you have got low teens , reported right now. we did have an observation from keith. he's up and a trooper to check his weather station, this dark and early frigid hour. 6 degrees is what he's got on the actual thermometer. but it feels like it is 11 below and mount pocono actually even more harsh than that. we zoom it in one more time. we check at ed's house at 9 degrees, he's got 10-mile per hour currently east wind at his house. predominant flow is opposite. that will but regardless, doesn't matter where that winds is coming from, it is causing a chill when you're at this kind of level on the thermometer. more like five below, not pleasant at all. jump past the stat map there, look at the actual map on storm scan. good news, not much to track at this point. so we are going to sit quietly with some sunsh

and in lawrenceville, ashley johnson, reporting for chasing news. bill: thank you, ashley. all right. let's bring in the a-plus panel to break this down. i am joined by democratic strategists bill caruso. good see you gain. thanks for being here. thanks for being here. >> thank. >> and niema ricks always good to he sue. all right. which will start with you. first of all, who thought all of the iv bags, for the most part, would be made in puerto rico? talk about the unintended consequences of them not being ready for the storm. all right. you get a flu shot? >> never. i will never get a flu shot. bill: really? >> never. everyone who gets one gets sick f. so why would i do that? i think what we need to realize, we need more support in puerto rico so we can have the right sup plays to hp the people here. bill: so the plitcos are out there. it is trump's fault and it didn't recover quickly. this is flu season donald trump anticipate fault. i don't think so. what i think is maybe we hed to look at diversifying where they are made to make sure? something happens, anywhere, a natu

>> reporter: asher's swing seen by so many the lawrenceville, gia, family says all from his dad who played every move. then at 13 months old, he began swinging. now, just shy of 2. not only swinging running. >> hey, david. >> reporter: and they're proud of their baseball star. >> this little babe has been obsessed with baseball since he could walk. >> reporter: and he knows when they're talking about baseball. >> oh! >> i know it i know it. so, you can tell he's really excited. even if he hears the word baseball. >> reporter: so with weeks left until spring training tonight, asher is getting a head start. my ♪♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a teacher from raleigh, north carolina... a librarian from iron mountain, michigan... and our returning champion -- a university administrator from princeton, new jersey... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. johnny. in his own very quiet way, gilbert, as you just heard has won five days in a row. somebody on our st

the lawrenceville, georgia, family says asher learned it all from his dad who played in the minors. then, at 13 months old, he began swinging. now, just shy of 2. not only swinging, running. >> hey, david. >> reporter: and they're proud of their baseball star. >> this little babe has been obsessed with baseball since he could walk. >> reporter: and he knows when they're talking about baseball. >> oh! >> i know it, i know it. so, you can tell, he's really excited. even if he hears the word baseball. >> reporter: so, with weeks left until spring training tonight, asher is getting a head start. my money's on >> laura anthony is there at the scene and she'll bring us a live report in just a few minutes. >> in napa, investigators believe that two shootings left two people injured. >> a residential neighborhood about three miles away. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman story all day long. >> this is the kind of thing that people in napa are saying things like this happen in the city, not in napa. we cannot yet identify the names of the victims. we can say they are fighting for their liv

the lawrenceville, georgia, family says asher learned it all from his dad who played in the minors. then, at 13 months old, he began swinging. now, just shy of 2. not only swinging, running. >> hey, david. we're the willigs. >> reporter: and they're proud of their baseball star. >> this little babe has been obsessed with baseball since he could walk. >> reporter: and he knows when they're talking about baseball. >> oh! >> i know it, i know it. so, you can tell, he's really excited. even if he hears the word baseball. >> reporter: so, with weeks left until spring training tonight, asher is getting a head start. my money's on asher. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> the flu isn't just making people sick, it is cutting down on life saving donations, blood. >>> we are live at the scene of a horrific crash in antioch. sent two people to the hospital. >>> weather is turning wetter, koller a colder. >>> there is a need for blood across the country. >> a combination of factors from the flu and winter storms means blood banks are sounding the alarm. >> a drop in healthy

forty-two at peter's news lawrenceville.y seasonal, january day and lets check in on how the sunset colors are looking from palmyra cove. the light dwindling a little bit as we get ready to kick start a warm weekend. storm scan three shows our next system approaching the front lifting through portions of the great lakes and a few showers here across, up of michigan through portions of wisconsin and chicago area, not a lot of moisture witt. frontal boundary is back to the west near minneapolis in the meantime high pressure remains in control and will stay that way through the day tomorrow. think of it luke a bubble dome keeping us protected from any nasty weather. eventually the front will permeate that dome tomorrow night and that is when you can expect rain to get in. temperatures right now 40 in the city. thirty-nine allentown. thirty-eight in reading. pretty seasonal january night. overnight low will be chilly but seasonably so down to 31 in the city, 20's in the outlining suburbs. sunshine will start your saturday late d

it is only six at peter's house, in lawrenceville, new jersey, and wishing everyone a happy new year, to rebound, i guarantee it, but don't do that any time soon. set until hot cup of cocoa. just have to deal with it here , looking at storm scan, wide zoom all pretty quiet for the most part. if you are going to be traveling at all, i think you will be just fine. certainly here locally, but keep in mind, that the chill is a theme, especially today, of the next three days. you'll need that extra time to warm up the car, tomorrow, wednesday, you still need to be bundle up, but today is the most harsh of at least the three day stretch. meanwhile, for today, the high just 19. sunny all it be very frigid start to the new year, flirting with record colder it tori, the coldest high we ever reported on new years day was 16. back exactly, 100 years ago. so it has been quite a while, since it has been this cold on this day. mainly clear, and still chilly tonight, not as harsh as it currently, the theme the next couple of days, eases up, but the problem is something comes along to knock us right

and in lawrenceville, where we find peter, in his house, or at his house, it is right around 33 degrees, certainly hope it is warmer than that in his house, and i'm sure it is. we check in with couple of other weather watchers, jenny lives in cherry hill, also cents right around 30 degrees, and in her backyards. so generally talking 20's, 30 's, out there starting out your morning, thank you so much for sending in these reports. by the way, we would love to see in you your eagles green, so if you want to smith some of those pictures to us, we can hopefully show them to you sunday morning, just ahead of the game on game day. so now we take to you other graphics. we will show you right now live look at the city. you can see the skyline lit up in green. and in preparation for the big game sunday, it is 29 degrees, right now in philadelphia. we do have little bit of wind, it is coming out of the west at about 8 miles per hour, so feels a little bit more like 21 degrees out there. this big dome of high pressure , located to our south , is keeping us completely dry, across the mid-atlantic. c

we have pete nerve lawrenceville, right around 24 .rise, feeling like spring, as we head into this afternoon so here is a look at what you can expect. >> as we head throughout the day today, dealing with the chilly start inch deed, mild afternoon is on tap high temperatures on the rise into the mid 50's, we'll deal with late day clouds filtering on in, and that it will be out ahead of the approach after cold front that will bring us some rain. for the second half of the weekends. it is 30 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. 35 degrees in nil in ill ville down the shore, temperatures are in the upper 30's, take note, flow more out of the south head into this afternoon but shore point with the win blowing off of the chilly water there is the ocean temperature right around 37 degrees. those are going to stay a little cooler, than everybody else. as we head into the afternoon. so, 56 degrees, in philadelphia. pleasant afternoon, plenty of sunshine down the shore, and high temperature only around 45, though, then in the poconos, great day