. >> lori jones, she had surgery back in december to get rid of some of that stomach fast her plastic surgeon performed a hernia removal and tummy tuck. because of surgical tape and gauze it was only recently she realized something was missing. >> what happened to it? did y'all throw it in the trash? where is it? >> we did tell her before, she had previous surgery in that area, and she had a scar and there is no way to save that area. >> the doctor says he can re-create jones a belly button healing. she says she's not interested and has contacted her attorney. taking a fight to the u.s. government. >> a call for help in a terror why the tech giant is saying no. first, as we go to break let's these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots fr

that's lori jones... who says she wanted to -quote- summer.but she woke up without her belly button.the renowned surgeon who performed her "tummy tuck" says not so fast...he says he told her before the surgery that he'd rebuild her navel... after she recovered from the original surgery. toss to weather weather it's a mostly cloudy start with cold temperatures in the mid to upper 20s through the morning rush. temperatures return to seasonal levels today with highs in the low 40s. skies will be partly cloudy, so we'll finally have more sunshine to enjoy during the day. winds shift to the south on friday as a warm front lifts over the region. strong southerly winds will gust near 30 mph and push temperatures to the upper 50s and low 60s to end the work week. skies will be partly cloudy and no rain is expected so it will make for a beautiful but breezy friday forecast. saturday is the best day of the extended forecast. highs will be in the low 60s with partly cloudy skies throughout the day. temperatures this

[laughter] erin: lori jones says she underwent surgery, but when she was able to remove bandages, she realized that her belly button was gone. never warned her about the risks of losing her belly button. the doctor said he can re-create one, but she will first have to heal. sean: i' ve never heard of that. they didn' t the the possibility of losing your belly button? erin: now she has to undergo surgery to get a belly button? sean: i' ve never heard of this. a first for daybreak. an exciting announcement for portsmouth police. they are bringing back their department trading cards. ray: police into states checking to see if reagan' s at gun shops -- break-ins at gun shops are connected. erin: attention bigfoot believers -- anyone? sean: yes, i' m listening. >> my hope is that they get caught. erin: at least eight guns are missing after a pair of recent break-ins at local gun shops. police say there are definite similarities between the cases. sean: guilty of federal charges -- that is the verdict against a londonderry man. kevin: after huge temperature swings and various types of preci

. >> philadelphia is home to several acclaimed african-american authors such as solomon jones, lori tharps, and diane mckinney-whetstone. >> here are few bookstores keeping the community "stocked" with literature vernon odom has the story. >> ariell johnson opened amalgam comics and coffeehouse just a few months ago. it's the first comic book shop on the east coast that's owned by a black woman. >> you know a black girl geek, not that were not out there but when you, when you think of like a stereotypical of like what a geek is, its not people who look like me. her >> so she's made it her mission to sell comics where all people feel represented. >> heroes of different like you know faiths and colors and gender. creating an environment where they feel like theyre free to be who they are. >> hakim's bookstore was the first african-american bookstore to open in philadelphia. >> my father, the late dawud hakim. he wanted to help educate other african americans cause at time we had no clue about our culture. >> the store became a city treasure, but in recent years has been struggling to stay op

and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> i'm lori on the floor of the new york stock exchangeh the business brief. you never know there would be a three-day weekend coming up. traders should sure had it this week as you can see the dow up 289, the s&p up 33, the nasdaq up 66 points. well, it's not enough for gains on the week. in fact, we're looking at significant declines on the week. the dow and s&p off, give or take, about 4.5%. again, for this week. oil has been the story today. oil seeing its largest gain in seven years after settling at a nearly 13-year low yesterday. so this comes after the uae emirates said members of opec were possibly considering production cuts. financial sector this year, well, that's the best performer in the session today. investors looking for bargains from this beaten down sector you can see the big moves in name like jp morgan, national and more. much more of the closing bell after this so what else is new? how's your mother? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start wit

this second for the dow jones industrials looking very healthy in these final couple of minutes -- 192. we're stacking up earnings after the bell. let's get to the nyse and lorihman. what are we looking at? reporter: we have earnings colling out even with fourth quarter earnings winding down. we have some headliners. reports from baidu, chinese company, $6.60 per share earnings versus $9 last year that could be telling, benchmark, bellwether how much china is giving itself but really the global economy. we'll hear from gap as well. the retailer looking for a significant decline in earnings in the same quarter a year ago. gab looking for 5cents, versus 7 -- 57 cents versus 75 cents a year ago. this will be the first quarter weight watchers reports since, who else, oprah took a major investment and went on the plan itself. what better advertising than you can get with oprah when she is actually losing weight on the plan. we're at session highs. dow up almost 200 points as we go to the close. how about that? liz: added one more point to the session highs, lori. 193 to the upside. we're waiting on earnings numbers. s&p 500 is just below 1950, that level, that cei

jones industrials. we were up, is it 228 points i believe? now we're up 175. go to the floor of the new york stock exchange. i want to hear about winners and losers lori integrated names like exxon and mobil, i'm sorry, exxon and schiff ron which dow components led the turn around. up almost 5% on exxonmobil. chevron put a gain of 4%. but also the independent oil and gas names as well. conocophillips, anadarko petroleum%. these are names like slumber say, halliburton. only downer, national oil well varco, down 9% on earnings miss. we saw that happen earlier with exxon and bp when those companies missed latest numbers. liz: oil patch is interesting today, thank you very much, lori. man overboard, triple digit moves like we've seen this year, i believe on our 25th day of swings involving triple digits for the dow. it could make any investor even pros like they're drowning in volatility. we have the your life raft now. s&p equity i.q. officer sharon gibbs is with us. she manages more than $14 billion. here to give us a life raft of names for people to crash on to perhaps give them a little lift. first we saw volatility right after oil closed, sharon. wha

lori. >> bill, thanks so much. let's check in on the morning >> we've had a problem here all morning long. i'll explain what is happening here. route 4 between jones road and the george washington bridge on going accident activity. then we have the two trains with the water condition at wakefield, 241st street. so you can expect delays in both directions. track condition, 15 minute delays, new jersey transit buses into and out of port authority. you have delays there. george washington bridge is 10. the lincoln, the bus lane is open. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, back to you. >> it is 8:58. that will do it for us, up next >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, host of "survivor", jeff probst. and maggie from the hit series, "the walking dead," lauren cohan. plus, we announce the five finalists in our "time to shine movie line contest." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] award-winning co-hosts, kelly