-is it "wick[ed]" or "wicked"? -sam: "wicked." mark: "wicked."h, we play on the word "wick," and that's why the "ed" is its own, like, design element. sam: he designed that. lemonis: and who owns the company? -sam: both of us. -mark: we both do. -sam: uh-huh. -mark: 50/50, yeah. lemonis: what's the product that started it all? sam: this puppy right here -- the pre-drip candle was specifically created for our wedding day. no venue would allow a drip candle, obviously. we scoured the market, and there weren't any pre-dripped candles that looked like a drip candle. mark: it still burns like a standard pillar, so you get the aesthetic of a drip candle without the mess. sam: so mark, who's artistic and crafty, said "why don't we make them ourselves?" lemonis: so is this kind of like a halloween candle? mark: you'll have, like, the younger people kind of -- it could be a little goth and romantic. and then sometimes you'll have, like, the older crowd -- -sam: who see a shabby-chic. -mark: yeah. lemonis: it's very niche-y, though. sam: but i see that as

shame on you, you wicked woman. wicked jezebel feminist.d not have been a -- sleeping with every guy at the club, you wicked jezebel. among the things screamed at a woman, wicked jezebel feminist. amy: talk about the reality of the virtual reality. dawn: we really were wanting to show what really happens. whatct, we only taped happened, the real audio of what people say. none of it is created or made up. this is actually what women face as they walk into these health centers. people are coming out of this experience, some of them in tears. many of them telling their own stories. many people saying i had no idea that that is what happened. like i knew people sometimes otested, i did not know that was what it was like and now i feel like i have to do something. pena, it ise la your powerful. you call this virtual reality piece "across the line" immersive journalism. explain. nonny: immersive journalism is a concept i came up with a couple years ago to describe the use of virtual reality to put people on seeing as real events transpire. across

i said " "wicked," i'm from new england, i'm a fan of boston, we say "wicked," the sun will be shining and we will see clear conditions out there today. you saw it on the i-26 cam. 10 degrees right now in black mountain on the leicester carpet sales news 13 skycam network. going to be cold day across the board. especially through the morning hours, but a thaw is going to be on the way. i will let you know when the temperatures are warming up in your skywatch forecast. for now, we will send it back to evan. are wet and possibly slick in many locations. hope hanselman is monitoring it for us and has live team coverage from buncombe county. good morning, hope. >>hope: good morning, evan, it's "wicked" cold out here, too. can't we use some recognition? i will use that term all day just because zack used it. so, temperatures are frigid out here. that is frozen over. all of those roads that got any sort of melting yesterday, and we are on sand hill road right now in buncombe county. where it meets sar disroad. we came ear to show you just because some of the roads are first priority for the

>> ah, my cousin eric's from taunton. >> wicked. wicked. >> you want to meet there? >> nah, nah, how about waymouth? >> how about revere? >> how about somerville? >> how about marblehead? >> how about arlington? >> what about brockton? >> how about swampscott? >> why don't we meet in braintree? >> that conversation goes on for ten minutes. [ light laughter ] and the only thing stronger than these accents is the love between a man and a woman. boston style. >> what do you want from me, donna? >> i want you to stop treating me like garbage. [ laughter ] >> but when are you going to stop putting jimmies on my ice cream? >> oh, i'll put jimmies on your ice cream when you stop acting like a [ bleep ] prick. >> donna! [ light laughter ] see the movie that is being shots of fenway park. and "boston accent" would not be complete without people talking about loyalty and southy and all that other boston stuff. >> i mean, you know, southy loyalty is more important than a gun, you know. don't take my word for it. you know, just watch "the departed," or "cal," or "black mass," "m

carol wick: oftentimes, we find it' s around food. chris: according to carol wick, ceo of harbor house of central florida, food is often a factor in domestic violence. carol wick: they use that as an excuse to then lash out at their partner. chris: but using someone' s head enough to keep davidson from bonding out of jail. wesh 2 found out he' s been in trouble with the law in lake county before. jail records show not only for drugs, but again for battery. victim: you can love someone with all your heart, but if they' re not going to be a good person for you in your life, then it' s time to just say goodbye, and it' s the hardest thing for me. chris: our attempts to reach mr. davidson were unsuccessful. he is out of jail on a $1000 bond. in lake county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. jim: tonight, we' re hearing from an alert neighbor who' s getting credit for helping deputies catch four teenage car burglary suspects. >> stop, jumped out, flashlights, checking handles, jump in. jim: jennifer mccarty says her growling dog led her outside. sh

we are -- would say wicked cold out there. i will take you through the >>> el nino storms causing flooding and reeking havoc out west. >> it's been a series of storms and that's the problem. they have been in a drought for four years and when they get this much rain in a short period of time, it has nowhere to go and they have he been dealing with flooding and now residents are dealing with mudslide washing out major highways. some parts of the state saw 4 inches in 24 hours and they need the rain but not this much in short period of time. more rain is expected to fall through thunderstorm and another storm this weekend too. >> this is all like the wholeweather pattern. >> you heard el nino so pacific temperatures are warm and we get the jet stream bringing up the moisture southern california gets the rain and southern sear of the u.s. and other implications going on here. so you will hear it again and again. our weather has been quiet. it's a chilly start. 15 degrees. checking in with weather bug ford middle school and wailen

wicked winds picking up and more snow for the week ahead. i'll show you ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> karen: some of the higher elevations in the mountains had light snow this morning. viewer carey sent us pictures of snow in maggie valley. and dawn patterson shot this picture of snow on some trees at the falls. beautiful. we still have some very light snow shower activity going on, mainly in the higher elevations near tennessee. this should be wrapping up shortly. right now though, wicked winds are going to be the big story as we go on into the late night and the overnight. 32 degrees in asheville. with winds out of the north at 17 we feel like 21 degrees outside. in greenville it is clear, 43, a little breezy. a windchill of 38. certainly, much milder in

proverbs 21.1, says the wicked flee but the righteous stand. the righteous aren't afraid. but the wicked flee. >> he sets up his own church. what formal training did he have? zero. he did it so that he could target people. >> reporter: robert langford talking about fleeing, otis holland was caught in mexico some seven months after an arrest warrant was issued when these charges first came up. the jury deliberated about 15 minutes, until 5:00 and then they went home for day. they are expected to pick up reporting live sergia avila, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a delta flight was set back to the gate at mccarran after someone thought they saw smoke. the plane was heady to the runway ready to depart for seattle. they checked everything. >>> new at 6:00, one year from today, america swears in its next president. one month from today, the voting starts here in nevada in the race for the white house. democrats hold their caucus on saturday, february 20th. three days later, it's the republicans' turn. jeff guillen has more. >> no matter the party, no matter the candidate, the g

>> ah, my cousin eric's from taunton. >> wicked. wicked. >> you want to meet there? >> nah, nah, how about waymouth? >> how autevere? >> h about somerville? >> how about marblead? >> how about aington? >> what about brockton? >> why don't we meet in braintree? >> that conversation goes on for ten minutes. light lahter ] and e only thing strger than these accentis theove beeen a man and a woma boon style >> wt do y want om me, donna? >> i want you to sp treati me like garbage. laughter ] >> but when are you going to stoputting jimmies on my ice cream? >> o i'll put jimms onr ice cream when you stop acting like [ bleep ] prick. >>onna! [ t laughter ] see the movie that ibeing hailed as ock full of aeal shots ofenway rk. and "bn accent" wod not be mp without peoe talkin aboulolty ansouthy and all that other bostostuff. >> ieaou know, south loltis more imrtt than a gu you know. don't take my rd f it. you kn, just watch "e departed," or "cal," or "black mass," "mystic river," "gone, baby, ne." "boondock saints." you ow, "goodwill hunting," acally, has a lot of those theme

and the wicked are delivered to god for judgment.t is a price that can only be fulfilled through bloodshed. >>> coming up -- >> you knew that something bad would happen? >> i would say within a few days at least beforehand. those of us who had prepared the pit in the barn understood that someone could die. >>> ron luff has been a devoted member of a religious cult for two years. one day leader jeffrey lundgren approaches luff with a plan that epitomizes all the control he holds over luff and the evil by which he's capable. it resolves around a family named avery who are fellow group members. >> the avery family had been part of the group early on. they had moved up there before we moved up. he had basically emptied them of everything they had. when they moved up, they had money and it was his. they had a second car, he got one car and left them the one that didn't run. when it got to the point where he had basically used them in every way, then he had no use for them. they were seen as unwelcome. and, so, he looked at me. i mean, we

this wicked winter storm. barreling down in the east coast. he's live raoeulgt now. in washington dc. >> we're obviously after that point. and it is still coming down hard. the official total as of 5 p.m. was 17 and a half inches. >> . the winds have really picked up. there's a presidential race going on. >> we're not going to get there with this one. very likely we could fall into second place. actually expecting about another 7 inches of snow. between five p.m. and now when this it supposed to get out of here. according to to the new estimate. through. a half inch fell on the ground at that time. there were delays of 6 hours to for some commuters. i took my daughter to the supermarket that day to stock up for this storm. it took me close to 3 hours for more round trip. >> . >> stay with us. all weekend long. for continuing coverage of the historic winter storm. we will have another live report tonight. at ten. and you can always find the latest information online. >> to formally thank them. for the service to our country. >> . engineer. andd served opt case western

sit'a really wicked, wicked industry. and any country that has a reactor, be it syria, saudi arabia--you name it, they have a bomb factory. because each reactor makes 500 pounds of plutonium a year, plutonium lasts for half a million years, and all you need is 5 pounds to make yourself a nuclear weapon. so by selling nuclear power abroad, which america is heavily into, it is causing proliferation of nuclear weapons--whicht says 's no but it is--and that could trigger a global holocaust between russia and america who still target each other with thousands of nuclear weapons. >> does the average doctor understand the full risks involved with radiation and nuclear power plants? >> no. we're not taught about the medical implications of nuclear power in medical schools. we did get some curricula going--physicians for social responsibility in the eighties in medical schools-- about nuclear war, but also nuclear power. it's a very, very interesting subject but one about which most doctors are fairly ignorant. i would suggest, th

>> will: it is a wicked store man!on with stolen firearms. there's a shooting in the mall parking lot. thankfully no one was injured. >> darya: in 82 year-old man was killed in a crosswalk and man is being charged with the manslaughter. the man that is being charged with a vehicular misdemeanor manslaughter. >> darya: how city officials are fixing a specific area and superable 50 is bringing in big >> darya: how city officials are fixing a specific area and superable 50 is bringing in big bucks to the bay area. ♪ now and then we all appreciate a little help. through covered california, health insurance could cost less than you think. and most uninsured californians could get help paying for it. to find free, local, in-person help visit coveredca.com >>robin winston: heading into san francisco the drive time on westbound 80 getting better 16 minutes from the foot of the maze to the westbound sky when it is still backed up but this is a slight improvement in a major hot spots no traffic a large if you plan on coming into

to put them crime rate way.ira how the ninja clan black star is this is a classic snowball of the wicked northern to target county. we're seated a pretty good. there's thee motive euclid into sharding is more difference in this lake affect and other lake affect we've had last year as readings from the lake i think will see the most snow over the next 36 our present them on tuesday where headed safety use them. it is snowing the snow for lot of fun ride this morning watch out for our bus.u police cruiser still on the female. there an earlier bus firere as a nine albums in this catalog album chart.alal >> tom hardy also test british i respecteded with made over $1.8 billion for hollywood minute i bricked damage. is the dawn of yet another wonderful day on the shores of northeast ohio.o. this is mister to juniors there

we are talking about wicked good accents boston accents. >> growing up here in mass i been hearing it forever right robi? now it turns out the way we talk is hot in hollywood. robi has more. >> reporter: oh my god chris shout out to my peeps in worcester fall river and gloucester right now even revere. last night at cbs news they did a wicked good piece on boston accents and interviewed a casting agent who finds actors to talk like this. her name is angela perry from boston casting and one day like 400 freakin people showed up for an audition a at warehouse or whatever. and then they are not going to be stars oring in but bit players. anyway and will tested them out asking them to say stuff not like harvard yard or whatever. shut up open your ears and listen. >> i am natalie from high pock. >> you are done. >> welcome to fenway park the greatest ball park ever. >> ever. >> ever. >> reporter: yeah. not bad. so what do you think about this right in you think it could hurt your career or you like it has it helped or get hooked up or whatever dennis says i pronounce my english correctly a

so tonight wicked cold again wind chills between 0 and 10 below. the south shore. but they will continue on the cape and localize insisted spots in the cape. you can pick up an additional inch to perhaps three inches of snow possible on the cape. again, not the south shore cape. nothing in the city of boston, some flurries. temperatures overnight tonight single numbers and teens the city around 134 when you wake up tomorrow morning. these will be the temperatures going out the front door work and school tomorrow so the kid ohs have a cold school day. in fact, they may have indoor recess because temperatures all day tomorrow only in the teens and lower 20's. wednesday and thursday mostly sunny skies. low to mid 40's and friday a mix of clouds and sunshine mid 40's on friday. see you at 4:30 . >> anchor: thanks so much. time now for 7's fast track traffic. let's get a check of the roads. can be a dizzy commute for some people, joe . >> anchor: that's right. icy as well. spinouts everywhere here along route 3 northbound and southbound. all south of the city there to t

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two members of sly, slick and wicked a '70s r&b group have filed a lawsuit, alleging the hit song suit and tie samples their 1973 song, sho' nuff. the song sold 3 million copies and had 92 million youtube hits and sly, slick and wicked wants a piece of the pie. reps for timberlake and jay-z have not commented on the case. queen bee is returning to the super bowl halftime show. pepsi has confirmed beyonce will join coldplay next month at levi's stadium in santa clara, california. the 34 year old recently collaborated on coldplay's new album, a head full of dreams. beyonce headlined the 2013 super bowl halftime show in new orleans. there are also reports that bruno mars will make an appearance. mars has also previously as we all will never forget.

judgment bar. >> how would he get rid of the wicked?aced them down in and then i walked away. >> you literally walked away, you didn't watch them get shot? >> no. >> did you hear them scream? >> no. trina said, ouch. >> you heard that? >> yeah. >>> april 17th, 1989. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? this isn't lactose. it's milk. ♪ >>> april 17th, 1989. the avery family, along with several other cult members, have dinner on the farm. it is not a typical night. ron luff knows lundgren is preparing a test for the evening. he knows it will involve the avery family, and that their lives hang in the balance. >> in fact, what i said before about no communication, even within the group, you cut off ties from the outside world but you don't even talk about most things within the gro

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"the halftime show is the music of wicked and so its really a high energy, high volacity show.very contemporary for a college band." "there's no degree at clemson that requires students to be in band so all of these band members are the biggest the band has ever been in clemson history." that being said this year clemson football has arguably never been stronger -- and neither has the band. "the freshmen in the band have never experienced a football loss which is mindboggling. this is a special time. dabo has created a special program and we're all reaping the benefits. we've been getting better and better every day and every week. this is the best it'll be monday night." for scene on 7 i'm jennifer martin. you can't play in the national championships without looking sharp -- and tonight the tigers definitely have that down. here's a look inside the local shop---- that made sure the players uniforms were fit for champions. --nats-- "just get em done and ready to go." when clemson players step onto the field to fight for the big win -- they'll be decked out in uniforms made for champions -- and

outside will often perspire underneath their clothing, and if your clothes get damp, then that's gonna wick the heat away from your body much more quickly." doctors say you should seek medical attention if you experience confusion or have skin blistering from the cold. more and more people appear to the des moines register reports area home sales are higher than ever... last year central iowa real estate agents sold nearly 13-thousand homes... topped pre- recession numbers. the last time sales were this high, it was 2006... then the economy crashed and sales plummeted. local agents are calling it a breath of fresh air... that will benefit sellers most. people of the metro are setting records for being more generous than ever... december flooding spilled into water works park... and forced jolly holiday lights to close two weeks early... and that meant two weeks less revenue for make-a-wish iowa. but the community answered their call for help.... and their response was louder than ever before. it is well over what our wildest dreams was. when we put out the plea- please help make a wish, thi