you hurt people -- jack, phyllis, ben. i hurt jack and phyllis?! those two obnoxious people? are you serious?! you knifed me in the back. that' s what you did. you' re every bit as traitorous and deceitful as your brother adam, god help you. >> nikki: how dare you compare our daughter to him? >> victor: there' s the door. get out. i got work to do. >> nikki: not for long. >> victor: what are you talking about? you don' t even know what you' re talking about. >> victoria: actually, she does know what she' s talking about. >> victor: what? >> victoria: i' m gathering the board of directors. we' re gonna hold a vote to have if you have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game. introducing rhinocort allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec . powerful relief fromt your most frustrating nasal allergyv symptom* ,all day v and all night. hasn't your nose been through enough already? try new rhinocort v allergy spray. x >> sage: i' m surprised you wanted to come here inst

>> billy: now, don' t forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it' d be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i' ll handle the excitement, you got the snark. >> phyllis: [ laughs ] >> billy: johnny and katie will yeah, it' s gonna be cool -- have a place to raise the kids in, start a new life, a.v. -- after victoria. don' t try to convince me that we' re gonna get back together because i just don' t think that it' s gonna happen, and, you know, what are you gonna do? i don' t think she wants me anymore, so.. to be honest, this is

to be honest, this is the best i've felt in a while. >> phyllis: yeah, it's pretty crazy. as far as miserable storms go, this is a pretty good one. >> jack: with this storm raging and unable to reach billy or

> michael: i'm risking it willingly, phyllis. i will not allow victor to elude >> phyllis: thank you. what could go wrong? >> michael: well, summer's all her own. she's stubborn. >> michael: you say that like it's news. >> phyllis: could her testimony hurt us? >> michael: as long as she is victor's only advocate, probably not. >> phyllis: but you're not sure if the other newmans will be able to follow through. you think one of them might change their mind and side with victor? >> michael: it only takes one shaky newman to destroy our whole plan. >> nikki: hey. >> victoria: mom. hey. thank you for coming. >> nikki: well, of course. any time. but you sounded worried on the phone. >> victoria: no, i'm just busy. i wanted to get the family together for one last meeting before the trial. >> nikki: why? have you heard something? >> victoria: no, mom, it's just that... we need to be ready for tomorrow. dad needs to be held

. >> phyllis: hi. >> billy: hi. >> phyllis: well, it' s worse than i thought. you' re gonna thank me. >> billy: what is this? i don' t -- i don' t need -- i don' t need this. >> phyllis: well, the way victoria broke things off, i know that you took it out on a bottle of scotch, and nobody would blame you, okay? but today is noah' s trial. you got to be at your best. you got to be sharp. and it' s a very good thing that you' re awake, you' re dressed, you' re ready to go -- sort of. >> billy: phyllis, i' m not hung over. >> phyllis: it' s the egg that'

>> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn't scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marco annicelli in my life. nothing. and besides, this deal is ours. we walk away now, we risk losing billions. >> billy: if you don't walk away, you risk losing jack. >> neil: what's going on, man? >> jack: something a shot of scotch won't fix. in fact, i better start realizing there are some things that just can't be fixed no matter how much you love

>> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'

' red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself.

>> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn' t scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marco annicelli in my life. nothing. and besides, this deal is ours. we walk away now, we risk losing billions. >> billy: if you don' t walk away, you risk losing jack. >> neil: what' s going on, man? >> jack: something a shot of scotch won' t fix.

with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor's control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that's for sure. >> billy: no, which means prison, which means we can move forward with pass key. it's perfect. >> jack: did either of you see the new revenue projections for the rest of the year? they're through the roof. >> billy: that's good news, right? >> phyllis: yeah. why aren't you acting happier? >> jack: because apparently a lot has been going on behind my

think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you talking about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he's gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam's kidnapping?

. >> phyllis: hi. >> billy: hi. >> phyllis: well, it's worse than i thought. you're gonna thank me. >> billy: what is this? i don't -- i don't need -- i don't need this. >> phyllis: well, the way victoria broke things off, i know that you took it out on a bottle of scotch, and nobody would blame you, okay? but today is noah's trial. you got to be at your best. you got to be sharp. and it's a very good thing that you're awake, you're dressed, you're ready to go -- sort of. >> billy: phyllis, i'm not hung over. >> phyllis: it's the egg that's scaring you, isn't it? it's okay.

>> billy: now, don't forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and

. >> billy: now, don't forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine.nd to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

. >> phyllis: is that your go-to look for jack' s fundraiser? >> billy: oh, yes. i don' t think jack will be very thrilled to see me right now. >> phyllis: well, i think he' d be pretty happy to see you. we worked out our pass key issue -- your idea. he loved it. >> billy: yes, yes, i hear you guys patched things up. i' m proud of you. >> phyllis: well, you know what? you gave me the push i needed. thank you. >> billy: well, good. get out of here. go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that' s exactly what i plan to do, but first... [ thunder rumbles ] i' m gonna take a wild guess. ah.

reporter: phyllis terrell remains in serious condition at the hospital. she's expected to be there for a few days longer, at least, but she is said to be improving. lovato meanwhile is being moved out of the icu today and expected to be out of the hospital tomorrow. live in southeast washington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. in maryland had a busy afternoon responding to robberies at four different a matter of minutes. now they say one man was responsible for them all. suspect is in custody, charged with robbing four banks, kensington and carrollton,to new maryland. a robbery investigator saw the suspect's vehicle while leaving a restaurant. captured minutes later. so far, his name is not being released. >> checking now on a developing story on temple hills where a man has been killed after a tree fell on him at a construction sight, about three hours ago on an investigation now is under way into what went wrong. we'll keep you posted. had another beautiful weather day, as temperatures territory.ecord meteorologist steve rudin is out. we hope he's enjoying t

. >> billy: now, don't forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that's exactly what

with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor' s control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that' s for sure.

>> billy: now, don' t forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving

. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy

> michael: i'm risking it willingly, phyllis. i will not allow victor to elude justice again. >> phyllis: thank you. at

> michael: i'm risking it willingly, phyllis.

it wasn't ideal - phyllis says - but there was no other option. 44:23"this was our best shot at it - i think we did really well - if we consider doing this again in 4 years certainly we will evaluate all the problems and try to come up with a different process"(john) phyllis tells me in 4 years ago in the regular primary there were around 9,000 republican voters who turned out in boone county. they were planning for around half that number today given the new but instead there were nearly the same number of people. john genovese 9oys candidates from both parties are starting to make stops all across the buckeye state... state...bernie sanders brought his campaign to cleveland yesterday...stopping at the olivet institutional baptist church.he told the crowd that he learned his most important economic lessons when he was growing up... he explained that he grew up poor in brooklyn new york... and that good paying jobs left our country because of bad trade agreements "in 1960 detroit was one of the wealtiest cities in america, cleveland, flint michigan good jobs, good income, the chinese

it wasn't ideal - phyllis says - but there was no other option. 44:23"this was our best shot at it - i think we did really well - if we consider doing this again in 4 years certainly we will evaluate all the problems and try to come up with a different process"(john) phyllis tells me in 4 years ago in the regular primary there were around 9,000 republican voters who turned out in boone county. they were planning for around half that number today given the new process and single location but instead there were nearly the same number of people. john genovese 9oys it indeed was a "super" saturday. from gymnasiums...t o barns....long lines snaked around caucus and primary locations...across kansas, nebraska, kentucky, and louisiana and it was a good one for donald trump and ted cruz ... the republican texas senator captured two of the four states he was vying to win ...taking home the nods in kansas and maine.donald trump ... .even as ted cruz promised his supporters he would take out the frontrunner. sot - sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate "we're the only campaign that can and

think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you tal

bldin danny lovato is being called a d hero tonight.onht he removed his air mask andd passed it to phyllis terrellllil floor window struggling totrugin breathe while the fire waswhthe happening.g. both are still hospitalizedtalie tonight at medstar washington wi hospital center and that isr where fox5's paul wagner isr i tonight with more on thish moret story. paul, this is just incredible.nl >> reporter: yeah, laura, lau i'll tell you this firefighterig is being called all sorts ofl sf names today, all of themhem extremely nice, of course, cours brave, a hero, just a j wonderful guy and a selfless sfl guy. danny lovato is his name. n he is in fair condition as youoa mentioned. he spent the night, though on, g the respirator there wasn'tas concern because he was placedau into the intensive care unit.se today we gotsi an update from f doctors and other firefighterseg who say he's doing just fine. f eases alert and responsiveespoie today and in fact he may even en get about the by tomorrow afternoon.afte the other person here at thishi hospital tonight, phyllis terrell the great grandmotherr

. >> phyllis: okay, leave me alone. i do not have a comment. >> mrs. abbott, care to explain how you could not know the man in your bed wasn't your husband? >> jack: kelly had told me that phyllis was dead. i knew it was a lie. i don't know how i knew, but i

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he may be released tomorrow.om phyllis terrell, the grandmother -- greatdmothe grandmother i should say whold y he helped save is still, s though n-serious condition c here at the washingtonng hospital center and all dayter d long as we were here we werewe runing into firefighters, wehtew were learning new details about this. it turns out that truck sevenru that danny lovato was on was on just coming back from anotherro fire and they were not far away. they were at the intersectionntt of pennsylvania avenue and minnesota avenue when the box alarm went off.ff they raced down minnesota minne avenue and as they pulled up pue they could see mister roll upr u in the window. that's firefighter danny'ser lovato at the top of the top ofh beltway ladder immediatelyla after removing his mask andddmom handing it to phyllis terrell. t a woman already on oxygen for a medical condition who toldon t her granddaughter she was just j seconds from jumping when shepie saw the firefighter come up toto the window. >> so we knew we immediately had somebody trapped up there u we had to go get out. o >> report

you're asking me to betray everything i believe in. >> phyllis: just settle down. you have been his lawyer before. i am asking you to do that again, but this time, he gets what he deserves. >> jack: that is not the way to

it wasn't ideal - phyllis says - but there was no other option. 44:23"this was our best shot at it - i think we did really well - if we consider doing this again in 4 years certainly we will evaluate all the problems and try to come up with a different process"(john) phyllis tells me in 4 years ago in the regular primary there were around 9,000 republican voters who turned out in boone county. they were planning for around half that number today given the new process and single location but instead there were nearly the same number of people. candidates from both parties are starting to make stops all across the buckeye state... state...bernie sanders brought his campaign to cleveland yesterday...stopping at the olivet institutional baptist church.he told the crowd that he learned his most important economic lessons when he was growing up... he explained that he grew up poor in brooklyn new york... and that good paying jobs left our country because of bad trade agreements "in 1960 detroit was one of the wealtiest cities in america, cleveland, flint michigan good jobs, good income, th

it wasn't ideal - phyllis says - but there was no other option. 44:23"this was our best shot at it - i think we did really well - if we consider doing this again in 4 years certainly we will evaluate all the problems and try to come up with a different process"(john) phyllis tells me in 4 years ago in the regular primary there were around 9,000 republican voters who turned out in boone county. they were planning for around half that number today given the new process and single location but instead there were nearly the same number of people. john genovese 9oys candidates from both parties are starting to make stops all across the buckeye state... state...bernie sanders brought his campaign to cleveland yesterday...stopping at the olivet institutional baptist church.he told the crowd that he learned his most important economic lessons when he was growing up... he explained that he grew up poor in good paying jobs left our country because of bad trade agreements "in 1960 detroit was one of the wealtiest cities in america, cleveland, flint michigan good jobs, good income, the chinese t

>> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i make it happen. i'm going to the police. today is victor newman's last

>> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i

you' re asking me to betray everything i believe in. >> phyllis: just settle down.

. >> phyllis: okay, leave me alone. i do not have a comment. >> mrs. abbott, care to explain in your bed wasn' t your husband? >> jack: kelly had told me that phyllis was dead. i knew it was a lie. i don' t know how i knew, but i

>> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i make it happen. i'm going to the police. today is victor newman's last

my instinct was to help phyllis. >> he said he actually spoke with phyllis today. the woman he saved. shea's expected to remain in the hospital for a while longer. >> lots of emotions and laughter during a final good-bye today to former first lady nancy reagan. around 1,000 loved oesn and dignitaries celebrated her life. among those who spoke at the service, nancy's son, ron reagan junior. >> my mother had one great talent and i think it was that she knew how to love and she loved one man more than the world. >> mrs. reagan has been buried beside her husband, former president ronald reagan. meanwhile president obama made to be at the funeral instead he spoke at the sxsw festival. mr. obama is the first sitting president to ascend that festival. >>> when fox 5 local news at 11:00 continues, a possible glimpse into the future home of the washington redskins. there is what might be their next stadium. what fans are saying about this design. >> and coming up a bit later, you guys know what today is, right? it's friday, so it's time to say cheers to the weekend! that is

now, we can tell that you phyllis terrell is still in the hospital and she is in fair condition and by the way, we can tell that you lovato's wife shared the picture and will tell her son that his dad was a hero. wusa9. >> julia, thank you so much. lovato is anxious to get back to work and will return in a week once his breathing improves. >>> hashtag, you're busted. a serial robber, police say, was using twitter talk to get cash from tellers. police say that he was responsible for a string of hold ups in prince george and kensington. cops slapped the cuffs on him when he was spotted right next to them. allegedly, he wrote #nopolice, and #becareful, and #afterwork, and that next one with a skull and cross bones after it. >>> only at 9:00, a proposed design of the new redskins stadium. >> it appears to be a moat. it was designed with tailgaters in mind. >> the one thing that everyone was excited about is the idea that the stadium is a stadium designed as much for tailgating and pregame as for the game itself. and that is, i guess, visually a picnic in the park. >> okay. got it. the arch

>> phyllis: you were right. >> billy: about? >> phyllis: victor's never gonna pay for what he's done unless i

now phyllis says she loves looking at herself in the mirror. >> i look gorgeous. about three weeks ago, phyllis says her jaw line is smoother and she's more toned and she's thrilled. but, of course, it is early so we'll have to see how she progresses. remember, it's a fairly new procedure here in the states. only a handful of doctors trained to do it. and here's what the fuss is all about, robin, and, jen, you probably already know. it's a teeny, tiny thread with little teeny bits of cones in here. they thread it under the skin. this is what the doctors say plumps up the skin and actually gives it, they say, a little bit more volume and makes it smoother. and this is what happens, and it lasts and eventually it breaks down because it's biodegradable. >> so it'll eventually break down. okay, deb. well, you bring in dr. jen ashton and you see that. you see the results. it looks very good. but what is the traditional face-lift? how do you compare the two? >> so, surgical face-lift is the gold standard but it might not be right for every woman or man because men are u

not to say he wouldn't do it again or anybody would do it. >> reporter: 65-year-old phyllis durel was trapped on hanging out of her sliding glass door while the smoke billowed out. >> do you think she would be alive today if not for him? >> no. >> reporter: it it was too risky to take her down the ladder. rescuers used lovato's mask and air tank to take her through the blaze and down the stairs. he shuffled down the ladder, windpipe choked by the soot and burned. his comrades say a day later, he is in good spirits. >> he is talking, the tube is out. they woke him up. >> reporter: the great grandma he rescued is in serious condition from inhaling all that smoke but she, too, is getting better. at med star washington hospital, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> can't thank that firefighter enough. doctors say he is in fair condition and they hope to move great grandma durel who had lung problems is likely to need intensive care a bit longer. >>> well, it was moving day. forced for a dozen adults in a tent city by union station downtown. advocates banged up their belongings and threw out the trash

. >> in lieu of family, lewis has phyllis taylor. she's a correctional chaplain and has developed the hospice program here to help comfort dying prisoners. >> my hope is that if it's not possible to release the elders and to release the dying into society, that the prisons and jails become home-like. [praying] >> she popped out of the clear blue. she's like an angel to me right. and i started getting my proper medication, you know, they started giving me morphine... >> phyllis works with dozens of other dying patients across the state of pennsylvania. she believes everyone should be allowed to die with dignity. >> a lot of people would say, look they broke the law. they deserve to be there and if they die there, then that's the choices they made. >> and i would say back 'each person has value. and there was something redemptive in each person. that nobody's a throw-away person. this is my community. i'm always going to be behind bars. i'm always going to be there. how can i help at least one other person so my life has meaning? >> we

. >> phyllis: hi. >> billy: hi. >> phyllis: well, it's worse than i thought. you're gonna thank me.

we're gonna do this ourselves. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. >> phy:

building and smoke surrounded 65-year-old phyllis on an upper floor. lovato realized she was su coming to the smoke. he charged up a ladder to the thick of it. >> i knew i had to get her some air. >> he took off her air mask and put it on her. >> i wanted her to understand i wasn't going to leave her and we'd share the air. >> every second counts. >> today his doctor spoke of the seriousness of the situation and his wife expressed her gratitude. she says she knows what her husband did comes with the job of firefighter. >> he may do it again after this. >> before he left the hospital, he stopped by phyllis' room. >> she said a lot. she thanked me. kept going over and over what happened on the scene. great to see her. >> phyllis has underlying health issues. she already had problems breathing. she remains but her condition has been upgraded from serious to fair. danny says he is ready to get back to work. his doctor says he has healing to do first. reporting live, stephen tschida, [ music ] leon: thank you, stephen. so much public servants like him. fast

>> abby: uh, i'm not worried about them at the moment. >> phyllis: okay, leave me