wright threw him out of his vehicle and left him for dead, but he survived, and a short time later, wright and his companion were arrested. she was sentenced to 30 years while wright received the maximum 50 years for robbery, bodily injury, and criminal confinement. but he feels another factor contributed to his sentence. >> i believe the laws is more stronger on black guys here. i mean, that's my personal opinion. my whole jury was white, you know? i didn't have nobody in my peers, so they probably couldn't understand this type of crime or understand what happened. they just associate black people with violence. he did it. convict him. >> wright believes his race is also a detriment at wabash. >> i'm on the wrong side of the color margin. that's just honesty. this prison is predominantly white people, you know what i mean? you know, i'm not saying they're racist. you've got people walking around with swastikas and hitler tattoos and it throws me off, like, damn, man, this is their prison. you know what i mean? they're comfortable with doing it because it's their prison. >> gerald richey i

but taryn wright was skeptical. on a hunch she tried searching the web for other places durr photos might have appeared. lo and behold this image of eli's siblings in sunglasses posted on their dad's posed a site of a popular mommy blogger in of all places south africa. >> i discovered over 70 images of my children. >> reporter: eli's entire story a fake. >> i didn't realize until after the first hoax that i uncovered, i didn't realize how much this impacted people. >> reporter: we met with taryn as she was preparing to post her latest case to her blog, taking a last look at julian and jace's go fund me appeal before posting. >> please, he could use all the help he can get. >> you read that and that's pulling your heart strings if you don't know more. >> definitely. >> reporter: she says he has a psychological behavioral condition, known as munchausen by internet. >> munchausen by internet is a term i coined in 2000 to refer to cases in which people go online and either lie about or exaggerate illness. >> reporter:

wright was found guilty at an ruled she could be re-tried because she was not hear wright's mother's this afternoon, beginning on wesh 2 medical examiner is working to positively identify what are believed to be the remains of missing toddler lonzie barton. deputies say barton's mother's boyfriend, ruben ebron, led them to the remains yesterday. hours later, a hearing where a plea deal for ebron was supposed to be heard, was called off... barton's mother lonna pled guilty last week to child neglect and lying to police. in orange county, the search is child and kept on going. the speeding car struck 3-year-old daniel monsalve last night in winter garden as he was walking home with his brother. daniel's mother tells us he's home-- bruised--- but expected to be okay. an ice cream truck driver is being credited for helping the boy after he was hit while crossing east cypress street.. he told daniel's brother to hold the money for their ice cream... he then sped off, found the car believed to have hit the little boy...and even took pictures. thanks to the ice cream truck driver's pictures

a story tair rin harper wright knows all too well, the touching tale, the emotional pleas foror help and money. just one problem -- she thinks they're lying. >> my name is taryn harper wright and i am a hoax hunter. >> reporter: the 37-year-old former futures trader from chicago prides herself on beiei called the internet's premier fake illness detective. >> i used to read "nancy drew." something like that, getting to the bottom of a story. >> reporter: she cracked 17 cases of suspected illness fraud in the last three years. part of the soaring internet crime rate that the fbi says costs consumers $800 million a year. her first hoax busted way back in 2012 might sound familiar. remember little eli durr, the courageous 6-year-old cancer survivor known as warrior li? >> i think he had three types of cancer at one point. >> reporter: the internet had been humming with his story for years. on a hunch she tried searching the web for other places durr photos might have peared. lo and b bold this image of eli's siblings in sunglasses posted on their dad's posed facebook page, also appeared

since then, wright's lawyer says watson may have set the mayor up. attorney michael massie told 10 on your side: when he watched the news sheriff waiting to arrest the mayor in the parking garage. sheriff said to the camera when the mayor was getting into the car once he gets in that car he's mine. so everything was by design" 02=15:55:15 "someone said you set the sheriff up. how did i set him up. you had a mic on you have a camera crew there right i was going to give him a warning about the sticker. expire for 7 months" wright is scheduled to be in court on january 29th. the economy was the big focus in tonight's state of the commonwealth address. governor terry mcauliffe says his adminstration has found ways to help keep things advancing in the right direction. in 20-14, financial officials predicted major budget shortfalls. that forced the governor to cut funding for local governments-- and state programs. then last year, things started looking up. this year, mcauliffe says his new budget will keep things moving ahead, even if federal funding fall

and mets captain david wright held his annual vegas night for chkd. we'll head to virginia beach for he's one of the most succussful athletes to come out of hampton roads, and tonight, the captain of the new york mets was back in town, dohis time, for a great cause. i'm brian parsons. in for bruce. for the past five s, david d ight from chesapeake has held his annual vegas night in virginia beach. tonight, the latest edition for a star studded event that is a fund raiser for the children's hospital of the king's daughters. don't expect tuxedo's. attire is vegas casual. items available at a silent auction. there was black jack, craps, poker, you name it. wright, the 3rd baseman for the new york mets has supported chkd for the past 10 years, and he looks forward to this special night every year. i can't think of a better establishment to support in this area than chkd, it's something where even when i didn't have the financial means or the notierity to put on games just saying hello to be able to do this now and raise this type of money for this cause a

therapist paula wright says, yes, and it all starts with your core. paula wright: "the core muscles the pelvic floor muscles are really important to do right away as long as the doctor is okay with it so that when you start to d da lot of variety of activities such as running oror lifting weights s that you have a good base to o rk with." rae: wright says many women don't realize the imrtance of a strong core... and instead just go straht to arm exercises and leg exercises... which is not a good idea! paula wright: "because if your core is really weak but you do a lot of upper extremety stregthening or lower extremety strenghthening you could actually have more pain down the road." rae: you may not realize this, but new moms are constantly lifting, and without a strong core, wright says you could do further damage to your body. it's important to do ab exercises, anything from crunches and sit ups to planks. a lot of shoulder of women are lifting baby carriages up into their vehicles and different strollers and so if you don't have a good strong base a

wright who is also a city council member says you could feel the panic in the air. i told the congregation that he was ok and that he did prayer and everybody prayed for him and he fell to his knees and began to cry and we with his face on the ground--and weeping >> vicki : churchgoers were screaming and some were running for the exit.but pastor wright remained calm with the stranger. wright says the gunman apologized to the congregation and professed his faith in christ. he was later detained by police and has not yet been charged. he is now receiving treatment at a local facility. and coming up we will have highlights of today's wind with j r has the sports --today's win ♪ ♪ >> j.r. :biggest news of the date is jim tomsula has been fired according to the team various people are interested in the job reportedly and he is gone as head coach jim harbaugh tweeted after that "do not be deceived, you will reap what you sow" news conference set for 1030 tomorrow morning here in san francisco and as for the actual game the niners taking on the rams with colin capper neck-

it sits just south of wright , so you won' t make it to wright boulevard because of the between gateway and wright is were you will run into the accident. you won' t make it too far northbound. your best alternate, just east of their sits limaberg and that will give you a pretty good stretch trying to access the other feeder streets. i think it will be one of your better alternates to access that portion of the road that sits right by the toyota plant in hebron. as you can see from andrew slap shot, still a very, very active scene. we will intensify the closure remaining -- andriy' s live shot, still a very, very active scene. we will continue to follow that closure. interstate travel is not being impacted by the incident but we will bring you updates and we will let you know what is going on and when it has reopened. randi: we are starting out with some clouds around and some cool temperatures. today is as cold as it will get for the next week or so. looking at the radar right now, you can see dry weather, but some clouds. the clouds will thin through the temperature wise, not really a

that's the message portsmouth's vice mayor has for mayor kenny wright. wright walked out of jail today. he turned himself in on a felony charge for eluding police. it all started after last night's council sheriff spotted an expired inspection sticker on wright's car, and tried to pull him over. he says the mayor lead the sheriff and police on a short chase. vice mayor elizabeth psimas shared her take on the situation with us tonight. 18:57:33: i don't think he needs to step down, but he's gonna have to follow the law and what the court tells him now. certainly eluded. 18:57:46 whether it's a felony or misdemeanor i don't know, but based on what i saw in the video, he didn't stop."18:57:52 back to that confrontation between mayor wright and sheriff since then, wright's lawyer says watson may have set the mayor up. when attorney michael massie watched the news last night, he tells 10 on your side: he saw the sheriff waiting to arrest the mayor in the parking garage. 05=16:00:33 "the sheriff was already there the sheriff had a mic on the sheriff said to th

i'm emma wright, wncn news. >>> thank you. one of the biggest problems associated with this winter weather will be the road conditions. >> justin quesinberry knows about that. and he is in our mobile news tracker. we know you've been all over wake, apex. where are you now and what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're in raleigh right now near crabtree valley mall and glenwood. when i was with you about a half hour ago, one of the last few flakes and it is not starting to stick. famous last words. take a look. take a look. we've been on some roads where you can see that no one has been on the road since us since the snow started falling and sticking. starting to stick and starting to become a real potential issue out here. we have not seen any wrecks yet. hopefully people stay in and safe and we don't have to report those to you this morning. stay safe -- out there. and we'll bring you updates through the morning. live in raleigh, justin quesinberry, wncn news now. >>> as the winter weather picks up, we'll continue our coverage b

at one point the wright does pull over but the sheriff says he drove off again. watson descrbed it as a low speed prusit. finally after portsmouth police arrvied the mayor stopped and watson wrote him a ticket for having the inspired inspection sticker. this decided to return to the magistrate and get the warrant for felony eluding. a magistrate from virginia beach granted the warrant and the mayor had to come down and turn himself in. 02=15:57:40 "how arrogant is he to ride around with an expired inspection sticker for 7 months and think he is going to get by with it" 05=16:01:45 "the mayor is not a criminal he was in no way trying to elude the sheriff obviously there was some disagreement he's the mayor of this city how is he going to elude the sheriff" wright was finger printed, photographed and released. he will be arriagned january 29th. now should the mayor have been charged with a felony. i spoke with an attorney a shot time ago. he tells me the punishment for class 6 felony eluding is 5 years in jail and a 25 hundered fine. but he told my that's like the

emma wright, wncn. >> we knew eventually you would see the flakes. the bulls eye of this massive winter storm is washington d.c. as much as 24 inches of snow expected there. a snow shower wednesday night in washington d.c. stranded drivers on the highways for hours. the city and the surrounding areas getting less than an inch of snow. and 2,000 volunteers are on standby now and thousands of tons of salt are ready to be put down on the roads. they'll need item there. a traffic jam for sure. hopefully we will not have that in the triangle. >> i hope a lot of people are not going to be on the roads today. we have been urging people to stay at home as we start to see is in raleigh. and we're not seeing a loot from the camera there. -- a lot from the camera there. look at the flags blowing around in the breeze. that is another element in today's forecast. and the wind gusts could be close to 30, 35 miles an hour. and that will be enough to bring down the tree limbs, especially once they are coated in ice. and here is the satellite and the radar. you notic

they eventually pulled wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's understanding as soon as the police got on scene the mayor said, get the chief on the phone. at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. earlier that night inside city hall - a councilman says not even fines will quiet him down. during last night's meeting, councilman bill moody announced he has to pay $15- hundred dollars. it's for breaking a new rule city leaders from talking publicly about private city matters. moody said he was fined for a facebook post - which mentioned that about the city's confederate memorial. he held up the cash during the meeting - and told the public he won't be silent. sot portsmouth councilman bill moody c41 01:14:13 "freedom of speech does apply to elected officials as well" 16:11 "you're not going to muzzle me, i was elected by

david wright talks about his experience playing in the world series. tom: things are quiet for now. all of that will change. don has everything you need to know as we continue on this thursday night. >> you are watching wavy news 10 at 7, with tom schaad, nicole rader tom: a judge declared a mistrial in a housing mold case. nicole: it took five years to get it to trial. jury selection finished for the case. this family claims they got sick from the mold in their home. their house was part of lincoln military housing. several issues came up, attorneys said the judge decided to declare a mistrial and take himself off the case. >> they destroyed this family and other families. we will continue fighting for them. they can't outgun us. nicole: they claim there is no proof of mold in the home and no link to medical conditions tom: a tough topic to take on. one that needs to be stopped. the effort to cut down on roads. nicole: and we can't say it enough, wavy.com is your to know about the winter storm. >> from the station on your side, you are watching wavy news 10 at 6. moves beyond the h

on top of that, sheriff bill watson charged mayor kenny wright with a felony. minutes after the meeting ended, watson says the mayor led him on a chase, refusing to address an expired inspection sticker. packed house with several explosive moments one woman expressed disappointment in what she called destructive and malicious behavior from certain leaders. a room so packed, folks had to stand during the meeting tuesday. the first since conflicts among top officials caught national headlines. c22 10:09:22 "god save portsmouth, god save our commonwealth" and the drama didn't let up. c26 10:36:47 "if you want questions asked, for heavens sake answer them when we ask them!" applause, following a call for openness and transparency. it comes on the heels of the last council meeting, when councilman bill moody announced he had been fined 15-hundred dollars by council for a facebook post. c28 fine - which moody is fighting - topped a long list of disappointments resident donna sy voiced: c22 10:08:33 what we the people have seen from our elected officials is destructiv

kelly wright.. fox news hundreds of armed militia members have taken over the headquarters of a wildlife refuge in oregon. among them, the sons of nevada rancher cliven bundy. a spokesman for the group says they're there in support of two ranchers set to return to prison, today to serve a second term on an arson conviction. the protestors say they were unfairly punished and targeted for refusing to sell their land. while prosecutors say the ranchers started those fires on purpose to cover up "it is the people's facility, owned by the people, and it has been provided for us to be able to come together and united and making a hard stand against this -- this overreach. this taking of the people's land and resources." organizers insist they're not there to cause harm or hurt anyone. they say they plan to use the area as a base place for patriots to gather from all over the world, and are planning to stay there for several years. hundreds of thousands of people leaving las vegas after the new year celebr

wright's mother tracy in tears after the verdict. jackson's mother said this while leaving the courthouse. >> doesn't matter how many times we have to go back in there and fight, we'll keep doing it. >> reporter: the state showed jurors through text messages how wright at age 15 at the time of the murder lured her ex-boyfriend to this summerfield home. >> there was clearly a plan to and if there is a plan to murder someone, it's premeditated. >> reporter: jackson was beaten, shot several times, his bones broken to fit into a sleeping bag, and his body burned in a fire pit. his remains were put in paint cans and tossed into a limestone quarry. four other codefendants are serving life. the shooter got the death penalty. the state presented this never before seen recording of wright and two others. >> we were the ones that brought him down there. >> she did not know none of those three people knew that michael brago was going to take things to the level he did. >> it's hard. it's very hard. i don't -- i can't tell you how i've made it t

police eventually pulled mayor wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's understanding as soon as the police got on scene the mayor said, get the chief on the phone. at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. deputies say there could be more charges coming. that drama started moments earlier inside city hall! a councilman says city council slapped him with a hefty fine -- over a facebook post. during last night's meeting, councilman bill moody announced he has to pay $15- hundred dollars. it's for breaking a new city rule that bans city leaders from talking publicly about private city matters. moody said he was fined for a facebook post - which mentioned that leaders were set to talk confederate memorial. he held up the cash during the meeting - and told the public he won't be silent. sot portsmouth councilman bill moody c41 01:1

wright: "we start with incorporating some strengthening exercis that way we get muscles pulling on the bones which helps strengthen the bones and we may start with just light exercises just simple weights." rae: paula added the best way to prevent osteoporsis is to exercise. so let's get going, i'm jessica rae, for abc9 news" jessica rae: for more information on what you can do to prevent osteoporosis... paula suggests contacting your health provider for additional guidance. jessica rae: here is an interesting story about a new born set of twins. the two siblings won't have to share the same birthday party. you might be asking yououelf... how is that possiblele well they were born on different days and different years in san diego. a baby girl was born one minute before midnight on new year's eve. her twin brother was born two minutes after midnight...on new year's day. both babies are happy and healthy. jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. loved by many. but do you know which dog gets the most love around the world. and no, it not snoopy... its an eight-yea

wright' s mother tracey was in tears after the verdict. seath jackson' s mother said this while leaving the courthouse. sonia jackson: doesn' t matter how many times we have to go back in there and fight, we' ll keep doing it. gail: the state showed jurors through text messages wright, just 15 at the time, lured her ex-boyfriend to this summerfield home. amy berndt: there was clearly plan to murder seath, and if there' s a plan to murder someone , it is premeditated. gail: jackson was beaten, shot seveal times, his bones broken to fit into a sleeping bag, and his body burned in a fire pit nearby. his remains were put in paint quarry. four other codefendants are serving life sentences. the state presented this never-before-shown recording of wright and two other co-defendants, inclulding her brother kyle hooper. amber wright: we were the ones that brought him down there. junior barrett: she did not know, none of these three people in the video knew that michael bargo was going to take things to the level he did. sonia jackson: it' s hard. i

interview should not have been included in wright' s first trial. seath jackson' s remains were stuffed into paint cans which were dumped into a limestone quary. all the co-defendants were sentenced to life in prison except 21-year-old michael bargo, the accused gunman, who got the death penalty. >> you told the detectives that bargo told you seth's remains were in the bucket did you not? >> yes. >> so what you said today under oath, that wasn' t true. >> i didn' in the bucket. gail: the day after the incident a marion county sheriff' s deputy talked to amber right. >> she was very calm and seemed unconcerned. gail: seath jackson' s mother said the last time she heard from son was that sunday night before he was murdered. >> did he ever come home that night? >> no. gail: the stepfather also has a charge of assessor he to murder. he is accused of taking the ringleader out of marion county. the case resumes at 9:00 tomorrow morning. meredith: ocala police arrested two men and charge them with attempted homicide. police say for several days, jamare rus

slash in moore county and -- lauren is in moore county and emma wright in person county. but first to meteorologist alyssa corfont, more icy stuff on the way. >>> more tv on the way through the -- more of it on the way through the morning and more as we speak. this is our satellite and radar. and that is in central north carolina. it started several hours ago and it is moving off to areas north and east of us to roanoke rapids and south hill, virginia. you're seeing light snowflakes. in wake county, we're not we have reports of some sleet

wright: "we start wiwi incorporating some strengthening exexcises that way we get muscles pulling on the bones which helps strengthen the bones and we may start with just light exercises just simple weights." rae: paula added the best way to prevent osteoporsis is to follow a healthy diet and daily exercise. jessica rae, for abc9 news" jenna: for more information on what you can do to prevent osteoporosis... paula suggestscontacting your health provider for additional guidance . jenna: coming up in sports...over the past week the musketeers have climbed from the cellar ta playoff spot. find out why the hot streak isn't a surprise to the team. jenna: plus...iowa state returns home this week in search of their first conference win. we'll hear from the cyclones introduction to big twelve basketball. on saturday his cyclones had to travel to then number 3 oklahoma and suffered an 87-83 loss in their conference debut. this week they return to hilton coliseum for a pair of games, but neither will be an easy win. wednesday night isu hosts 11-1 texas tech, a team on a ten game win streak. th

marian wright edelman, you're an american hero. it's such an honor to have you here. >> it's wonderful to be here with you. >> hinojosa: so we know that you are an expert on policy around children. i've known that for years. you've been doing this for four decades. >> forever. >> hinojosa: forever! but what i really want to start us out talking about is your life, because you have an extraordinary life. it's as if marian wright edelman has this forrest gump life. she was in these places, in extraordinary places, and every page you turn of your life story is like, "she was there, too?" i guess i'm not even sure where to start. south carolina, your parents are very hard-working, your mom is an organizer, but even when you were a kid in school in south carolina, you end up crossing paths with langston hughes. >> well, i've always felt so lucky to have been born who i was, where i was, with the parents i had. and at the time, i was born in the convergence of great people and great historical events. and so i wouldn't have been anybody

rae: wright says many women don't realize the importance of a strong core... and instead just go straight to arm exercises and leg exercises... which is not a good idea! paula wright: "because if your core is really weak but you do a lot of upper extremety stregthening or lower extremety strenghthening you could actually have more pain down the road." rae: you may not rereize this, but new moms are constantly and without a strong core, wright says you could do further damageo your body. it's important to do ab exercises, anything from crunches and sit ups to planks. paula wright: "we see a lot of shoulder pain in women, a lot of women are lifting baby carriages up into their vehicles and different strollers and so if you don't have a good strong base and you are not doing it correctly using the correct posture it can really, down the roadcause a lot of pain."rae: so... to get that pre-baby body back... start t th your core! let's get going, i'm jessica rae e r abc9 of women are lifting baby carries up into their vehicles and different strollers and so if you d

we talked to jay wright said, how do you slow kris dunn? >> jim: that's what everybody wants to know. >> joe: e says there's no one way. you have to be able to make him feel uncomfortable like he talked about peyton manning or tom brady. switch up the defense enough, they don't get comfortable in their set you have to make them think. >> joe: josh hart knocks it down. >> jim: had to throw some football in there. >> joe: going head to head today. you cheering for brady today? >> jim: i love great football. cold weather and close games. >> joe: that's a travel. villanova by four over anticipation of this one killing us. had to wait a full day beyond when we thought we would. hart knocks down the j. nova by four. you can't rush our new slow-roasted premium roast beef. so our chefs have some time to spare. hey, what's that? a model of our kitchen... there is me and you. wow... the subway club, with slow roasted roast beef. from the subway we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from

wright took the rifle and gave it to a deacon. police arrived during the dramatic incident and took the man into custody. officers say the man was voluntarily committed to a mental health facility. 3 3 a wake county man is in critical condition... after crashing his s-u-v into a house. investigators say he lost control... and ran into the home in cary yesterday morning. the vehicle wound-up wedged in the crawl-space under the building. officials say no one was living in the home. 3 3 it can be tough to keep those new year's resolutions. but this morning... we are hearing from the experts on how to stay on track. news 13's lauren brigman joins us live from mission health's weight management center. lauren... if we have made a fitness resolution, but want to avoid joining a gym what can we do?3 3 3 3 3 a popular ice cream company is now under investigation. coming up in our business report, the potential criminal 3 3 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look at business headlines. the dow was down 178 points thursday to close at 17 thousand 42

a new contender announces he'll challenge sheriff chuck wright in this year's election! 3 and less than 24 hours after addressing the country... reaction to governor haley's response to the president's final state of the union! plus...what's she saying today about a potential run for vice president alongside one of the republican candidates! 3 good afternoon. i'm cody alcorn.diana has the day off. 3 first at four---- 3 south carolina governor nikki haley is the talk of the nation this afternoon--after her 'republican response' to last night's state of the union speech.and she's gone even a step further today-- presidential nominee. 3 today--we're hearing from some of the best political minds in the upstate--about her speech-- which took aim at both republicans and democrats--and what this signals for her future. future.fox carolina's derek dellinger is live in our newsroom--and derek--this is putting her front and center in the political spotlight. 3 yes it is--and even the governor herself is weighing in on what's she has said. 3 3 3 speculation for for t t 2016 electio

that's near the five points area, emma wright is on the this point? >> reporter: well, we know this fire started tonight 15 block of hanover street just before the fire department, the police, the paramedic all still out here. they've got the street blocked off. it looks like the fire was happening about half a block from where we are. the fire trucks have taken up most of the street. you can see one of them just leaving right now. we don't know how this fire started, or if there were any injuries. we are hoping there weren't any, this was still an active fire happening right now. we're going to continue to be out here and hopefully bring you more information. later on in the show just as soon as we know more. for now reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, wncn news, back to you. >> thanks so much, a lot of thanks. >>> project billed as a great economic activity for johnston county may have been derailed, governor pat mccrory says the site, the rail company csx chose for a new transportation hub is not a viable option at this point. just two week

rae: wright says many women don't realize the importance of a strong core... and instead just go straight to arm exercises and leg exercises... which is not a good idea! paula wright: "because if your core is really weak but you do a lot of upper extremety stregthening or lower extremety could actually have more pain down the road." rae: youay not realize this, but new moms are constantly lifting, and without a strong core, wright says you could do further damage to your body. it's important to do what cor exercises mighghbe best for you... contact your local health provider. jessica rae: freezing-cold temperatures have made their way across the midwest over the past week. up north in minneapolis, the weather impacted the n-f-l playoffs. more. game between seattle and minnesota was the third coldest playoff game in nfl negative six degrees sounds awful, but its perfect weather for an old-school gridiron battle. lets head to t-c-f bank stadium for the action.....the vikings looking for their first playoff win third quarter 3-0 minnesota....russel wilson throws