in new york! liz, over to you. liz: thank you very much, i hesitate to call it a comeback, the breaking news is we have come up off the floor, but we don't want to jinx it. all we have seen is a sea of red. calling it the red tide. swamping wall street at this hour. what have we got? no good news to stop the bleeding into the final hour of trade. dow jones industrials down 360 points, at the worst point of the session, we were down 537 on heavy volume, ahead of that three-day weekend. markets tumbled right out of the gate. this started the minutes the markets opened falling below 16,000 for the first time since september. we're 15 points above 16,000 right now. at today's low, we were down 1600 points for the year for the dow jones industrials. the biggest declines in 4 1/2 months, on both the dow and the s&p. so what happened overnight? china's slowing economy tripped up stock market, the shanghai index tanked another 3.6%, that in turn led investors to believe that the second largest economy will not be consuming as much oil as it has in the past. there's already a massive ov

fox business, thursday, beginning at 6 p.m. live from south carolina. liz claman, over to you. liz: trish, thank you so much. will the wall street firm that said this morning to sell everything now regret it as we see the dow is up 59 points, or will they take credit for being spot on the money? rbc -- rbs telling investors to cash out, but the dow seems to be recovering after oil dropped below $30 per barrel. this is happening right now. you can see that it is trading at $30.65. while still down, a slight recovery. but there's a problem with the closing price at this hour for the regular session. we're getting a trader in place on the floor of the cme. this after oil crashed, touching $29.93. as of right now the cme has not posted a settlement price for crude oil. again, we're taking you live to the cme in just seconds. the market's pathetic start to 2016 won't likely force changes to president obama's final state of the union address in what is being described as nontraditional, conversational and, quote, optimistic, focused on the future. the new speaker of the house presiding o

to go in trading and liz claman is taking it away to walk you through all of it. welcome back! >> are you watching this level? not quite at dow 16,000, struggling to hold the psychological level. we are four, make that three points below it, at 15,996. of course, we're coming off last week's gain of 2016. there's a battle at this hour over whether stocks are still mirroring or in lockstep with moves of oil. traders saying the fact that oil, which settled down, 6% at $30.34 doesn't seem to have the power over your portfolio like it did last week. lining up the tradeers to battle this one out. deadly and record setting blizzard dumping mass amounts of snow on the east coast having little impact on the markets today but snarling daily life for millions of people. about a dozen deaths blamed on the winter storm that still has mass transit struggling to resume regular operations from new york to d.c. the federal government closed with schools closed up and down the seaboard. the airports in new york and washington trying to grind to a beginning here and resume service. some 12,000

. c'est la vie, cnbc, oh, well. heading over to liz claman in davos. liz: thank you very much, trish, live at the world economic forum in a subzero davos, switzerland as the markets can't shake deep freeze struggling to shake off the worst start to a new year ever. dow jones industrials down 61 points, near session lows following the long holiday weekend. the dow and the s&p are down nearly 8% apiece this year. here's what happened this morning, it's a bit of a surprise for anybody watching hours ago. the dow jumped out of the gate leaping to triple-digit gains at the open following upside moves in asia and europe. what happens in asia? much anticipated chinese growth numbers met expectations, china's gdp at 6.9%, that sounds healthy comparatively but that's the lowest pace in a quarter century and that triggered hopes for more stimulus from the government and fears that china can't do anything to get out of its rut. the oil trade is moving the markets. oil below $29 per barrel. again at $28.33, settling at the lowest in 12 years. what does that tell you? the slide continues. stocks

. have a grade weekend. liz claman's taking you through the close of trading. liz: hey, it's not over yet. your portfolio the making some of that money back that it lost this week. the dow jones industrial average is on solid ground, up about 298 points. just a second ago, folks, we were at session highs of 317. why? well, we got solid earnings from some companies, four gains in a row for oil and some fairy dust sprinkled on stocks courtesy of the bank of japan which chopped rates this morning. the dow and the s&p riding the rally wave to climb out of notorious territory. no longer is january the worst start to a year in history. now it's just the worst month since august. the only thing crazier than these markets this month may be the 2016 presidential race. last night every republican candidate but donald trump gathered in iowa to face the voters for one last debate ahead of monday's iowa caucus. today as soon as the sun rose, it was back on the campaign trail for ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush and the rest, again with one major exception. donald trump, nowhere to be found in

about 3%. that is lending a helping hand we've got one hour to go, everyone. liz claman is walking you through it. liz: thank you, trish, all systems go on wall street as trish articulated. green dominating the screen, dow jones industrials moving higher by 114 points as facebook, under armour, caterpillar all beating the streaks. helping the market move higher. oil as you know has been surging, did settle up for the third straight day. up nearly 27%. it is pushing the dow over 16,000. the s&p 500 over 1,900, but also first-time jobless claims too that are helping this market. now, while wall street rides the waves, the center of the political universe is des moines, iowa right now. where tonight republican presidential candidates will answer the tough questions from the fox news moderators with one exception. donald trump still mia leaving a major opening for ted cruz. marco rubio, jeb bush, and the rest of the field who are dying to get in front of those satellite trucks and grab your attention, and issue the american values they believe are most important. we'll take it up with

woman there right now. liz over to you. liz: yeah, come on, trish. we'd love to have you and neil next time. okay?, listen, i can smile because the bulls are charging ahead as the bears retreat behind oil. the dow jones industrial average jumping about 156 points right this second. what a far difference picture from this exact time yesterday. here's what remains the same, though. oil is still driving these markets. briefly rising higher than $30 per barrel. crude $29.53 slightly above that right now at $29.78 we see it's up about 4.2%. that's the biggest gain since october. we are live in davos, switzerland where the possibility of recession is topic number one in the hallways outside. over in these trees i'm telling you that's what these people are talking about. and they're all asking are we headed for a bear market like so many other nations? we pick it up with the two brightest minds in american business. nascar chief operating officer and capital managing director both are live here in davos with me. working to stop terror. the obama administration making moves today to limit

heading into the final 60 minutes of trading. liz claman is live for you in davos, switzerland. she's going to take it from here. liz? liz: i sure will, trish. what a day! another crushing day for the markets, the dow, s&p and nasdaq hit new 2016 lose. the dow jones industrial average down 349 points right at this second. what became particularly disturbing to investors is that at low point today, the dow took a hit to the tune of 565 points. the dow crumbled right from the start after asian and european markets sold off. we have to tell you the nikkei in japan is in a bear market. just since the new year, the dow lost nearly 2000 points at its low. the s&p and the nasdaq suffering as well, both down more than 3% at today's lows. oil again, the catalyst or culprit as you want to call it, falling below $27 a barrel for the first time in more than 12 years. crude settles right here on the screen, at $26.55, switching over to the march contract which might be slightly higher. we have it all covered with the brightest minds in the business right here from davos, switzerland. we're on the

he plans to roll out several initiatives over the next several days. liz claman with, over to you liz: we have an acceleration to the downside right now for the s&p and the russell, particularly the nasdaq. this is the worst start for the dow jones industrials in 84 years. live from the floor of the new york stock exchange because we have a pretty significant selloff here. so much for the happy new year glow. forget that, the dow is on the biggest opening day loss since 1932. what have we got as we look at the s& s&p 500? down 44 points, the nasdaq at this hour is a stunner. down more than 130 points for the tech heavy index. remember the nasdaq had a pretty good year last year. up more than 7%. this is not a good start at all at the moment. when i arrived on the floor of the new york stock exchange, traders told me when you get negative news of a monday into the new year, investors head into the exit. the negative news, twofold. china manufacturing disappointed. okay. for the tenth month in a row, the central bank there artificially sticks to currency at a 4.5 year low. markets p

of trading? liz claman has you covered. liz: i'll take it. trish, we had a change of heart in the last couple of seconds on wall street after the federal reserve stays frozen in the snow in d.c. the dow industrials down 191 points after the fed said no change just an hour ago to any interest rate move. we're lower by 182. markets turning from green to more green and then plummeting into the red after the fed said economic growth has slowed since december. we knew that. fed inflation is unlikely to rise rapidly. we knew that, but then said we're still going to raise rates gradually. both and then add that signals are out of the rate hike game for now, but again, the fed wasn't exactly a baby dove here, hawkish comments like strong jobs gains tampered this relief, up to you, and experts coming up right now to decide why we're going down right now. the big news out of iowa is donald trump isn't there, flew the corn silo to head to south carolina. is he gone from the fox iowa debate for good after bluntly announcing, quote, bye-bye, i'm out. the fallout in iowa fast and furious as the

twitter at trish intel. in the meantime, liz claman is all over philadelphia for you right now. >> you know what? i have to tell you with breaking news, we have confusion raining with the dow jones industrials down 58 points in light of a much better-than-expected december jobs report and china's market stabilizing overnight moving higher, this cannot help. outright ambush of that police officer in philadelphia by an isis sympathizer wearing muslim-style garb. you see the white gown he's wearing, he pushes his arm into the driver's side of the philly police officer's vehicle. the "philadelphia inquirer" reached the mother of the 30-year-old suspect edward archer and told the infirer reporter, quote, her son suffered head injuries after playing football through his school years, that he was hearing voices and was a devout muslim. chilling moments show the gunman as he carried out the point-blank execution attempt on officer jesse hartnett. the suspect fired 13 times into the officer's patrol car. hartnett was shot three times and unbelievable, folks, able to exit the vehicle, return, pu

coverage on busy fox business network day. here is liz. liz: charlie, did you hear kasich pronounced two different ways. four hours away from the fox business network second republican presidential debate, first debate of 2016. i'm liz claman mon in for trish riege goon who is inside of the venue in the north charleston performing arts center. we have the signage up. we have people arriving right and left. we have the staff there, absolutely fabulous. the first kicks off at 6:00 p.m. eastern with former governor mike huckabee, former hewlett-packard ceo, carly fiorina and former senator rick santorum. senator rand paul was invited but said he is passing. he is not expected to show up. you never know. second debate, 9:00 p.m. republican front-runner, donald trump, texas senator ted cruz, florida senator marco rubio, we have retired neurosurgeon ben carson. new jersey governor governor chris chris. former florida governor jeb bush and ohio governor john kasich. we have lou dobbs, host of "lou dobbs tonight" in south carolina. this is getting exciting. you're kicking off coverage 5:00 p.m.

weather authority forecast, this is good morning, cincinnati sunday. live on local 12. >> liz: now at 8:00, new details on a double shooting. what we now know about the victims and the person police have in custody. >> adam: plus a big stock yard blaze, why the flames at an east cattle company were so difficult to contain. >> liz: and the stars were bright in hollywood and we are going to show you the big winners at this year's screen actor's guild awards. good morning, cincinnati thank you for waking up with us this sunday, i'm liz bonis and we are going to have the stories coming up. and first, it is unseasonably warm and a warm day on tap today, i do believe, here is brandon orr with your no wait weather >> brandon: how nice was it yesterday? we were in the low to mid 60s and today, this morning we are around, 50 degrees and stow you know that it is going to a warm day, 53 at the airport, and 45, and some of us are in the 40s and the rest of us are in the low 50s and we do have the extra clouds around and yesterday we did not have these clouds and the signalling of a cold front

liz: folks, breaking news on this debate night. we have wall street rebounding. this is a completely different feel in the final hour of trade than we've had the past couple of days. we have a triple-digit rally holding but also building. the dow jones industrials jumping 303 points right this second. we were just at session highs as oil stopped its slippery slide south. that's right. oil once again is the leader here. so if oil's up, markets are up. but today's rally is only surpassed by the excitement in charleston, south carolina, where less than three hours from now all that hard work -- yes, they really did move that fast -- is putting together what will be the first three republican presidential candidates to take the stage at 6 p.m. eastern. final preparations, mics tested, lip gloss applied -- on both the men and the women -- are being made. the fox business crew is hard at work as the candidates make their last minute adjustments and preparations. so you're in the right place. we've got an all-star lineup of experts to tell you exactly what you should be looking f

. eastern. we are asking the substantive questions that need to be answered right now. liz claman, over to you. liz: trish, thank you very much. we need to tell our viewers we have had a dramatic and sudden drop on wall street in the last 21 minutes, the sell-off took a downturn. the dow jones industrials was down about 360 points, right now we're lower by 322. we see a total reversal and then some from the dow which today jumped 77 points earlier. what's going on? as best we're figuring out could be a couple of things are number one, levels, we fell through a critical level for the s&p 500. that level would be 1901 at the moment when we look at the s&p 500 we're at 1897. we fell through the floor. that was the three month low for the broader index. for the dow, the level is 16,232. again, that three-month low. we're at 16,194. fell through that floor. the nasdaq, the level to watch, 3574. we're at 3553. the nasdaq getting hit less but down significantly, near 3%. the levels that we are watching at the moment are those three-month lows, the lowest levels since early october. and new low

points, liz claman is going to take you through it. liz: that's right, go, fox business. it's a stampede of the bulls on wall street, the dow jones up about 252 points after oil reverses course, consumer confidence improves and some major american businesses say the fourth quarter was just fine. oil still trading in lockstep with the markets, but this time the bulls are just bathing in the stuff. crude first dipping below $30 per barrel this morning before taking flight, getting a boost from hopes that opec producers and maybe even the russians might finally reduce output to decrease the supply glut that sent prices tumbling last week. oil now up 3.5%. are we losing steam here? it had been up 6%. the day is not over yet. we're gearing up for apple earnings after the bell. our question this hour, could steve jobs' ultimate creation where he unveiled the iphone in 2007 end up being the downfall of apple this time around? a bull/bear battle on apple's iphone dependency. and the 2016 candidates are heating up the iowa campaign trail by pressing the flesh, gathering new endorsements

liz is taking it from here. liz: trish, safe journey, and be sure to ask the candidates about their wallets, their money, and the substantiating because we've go to a pretty alarming shakeout in oil that is choking all after the first day of trading after the worst week ever for stocks. not only do you have the dow jones industrial down 29 points which in and of itself is not the worst thing in the world but the russell small and mid-caps are at a bear market and the nasdaq is enduring its worst streak of losses in eight years. are the bears triumphing for the longer term? or will the bulls battle back? we've got the clause out in a bull bear debate. with stocks trekking oil, what's a kingdom to do? saudi arabia might be about to take drastic measures to stabilize its finances including selling the crown jewel. actually considering an ipo of a state-owned oil giant. is saudi arabia losing its grip just as isis and iran bear down? we've go to a fox business exclusive. you can't miss it. we've got the former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. richard murphy. he knows what they're thinki

confirming that 19 deaths are now weather related. >> liz: new in morning, police are still looking for a man who they say led deputies on a chase last night. eventually he crashed his car and ran away, the hamilton, county sheriff's deputies tried to pull a man over, about 8:00 last night. the deputies say that he ran a license plate check, found the vehicle had been stolen, the driver did not stop and led the police on a chase, and where apparently he hit a parked passenger ran off. >>> and the shooting is now a homicide investigation, the victim died yesterday, williams was shot earlier this month while she was in a vehicle, on reading road, and she was 24 years old and was taken to the ho s where she later died. the police say that they don't have any suspect information, to release right now, and if you know anything, you are asked to call the crime stoppers, 513-352-3040. >> adam: later today we will find out which two teams will be playing in super bowl, 50, first ul, it is the afc championship gym, manning and brady and broncos and patriots and pret where much everything that you

from "fox 5 news", this is "good day wake up". >> liz: time to bundle up and temperatures will be more chilly. some parts of our area could see some snowflakes tomorrow. audrey has are full forecast. >> ben: david bowie has died. he died yesterday after an 18 month battle with cancer. he turned 69 this past friday, the same day he released his latest album. >> liz: the nypd has four gang rape at a playground. >> ben: leo dicaprio one at the golden globes. >> liz: good morning everyone. >> ben: it is january 11, monday morning at 6:00 p.m. juliet huddy is under the weather this morning. audrey is in for mike woods, my what a difference just 12 hours makes. >> audrey: yesterday it felt like spring. today feels like winter. we felt the cold, and then yesterday, temperatures are the 30s across the tri-state area this morning. read 35 in islip, 35 and bridgeport, 25 degrees in monticello. colder than yesterday. the wins are picking up they are coming out of that west, northwest from 15 - 20 miles per hour. combined with the with the current temperature reading it is feeling like the 20

liz! >> i shall take it, and i have to tell you, as dramatic as all the action is here at the consumer electronics show here, i have to tell you that the markets are really doing the most dramatic thing. we are at session lows right now. down more than 335 points. it's china, it's oil and it's what's going on in north korea that has had a negative effect on the market. the nuclear test, we don't know if it was an h-bomb. you saw oil fall below $33 a barrel and missing a terrible day on wall street. not so for the work tech geeks at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. behind me, you are seeing what is number one in people's minds, the wearables that help them get healthier. this is a company called bert and they are jumping all over the place. we're not only talking about wearables, drones, we're talking about virtual reality. this is a huge business story at the convention center and the sands in las vegas. throughout the next hour, we're going to be all over the number one trends that you absolutely must see, of course all the while keeping our eyes on the market. the

weather authority, forecast, this is good morning, cincinnati sunday. live, on local 12. >> liz:: a violent weekend in the tri state with two murders, how they are trying to put a stop to the killing. >> adam: honoring a social, icon, where you can pay tribute to dr. martin luther king junior. >> liz:: we are back in the travel and sports show checking out what all they have to offer from the traditional, to the non-traditional, and we will see you guys in a bit. >> liz:: all right and good morning to you, i'm liz bonis and thanks for walking up with cincinnati sunday. and we will have more on that in just a moment. a lot going on and first we want to get a check on the forecast and it is cold out there and it looks like it is going to be cold the rest of the week, and here is brandon orr with the no wait, weather. >> brandon: if you think that it is cold now, wait until you see the forecast, the wind chill, and because these temperature will drop, 20 degrees lower than they are right now and we are in the 20s right now, 25 at the airport and 27 over in munkin and 28 and we are arou

coldest weather of this winter so far on its way. liz: good by 2015. hello 2016. an estimated 1 million people fill times square to watch the ball drop. ben: new year's fireworks up in rochester. authorities arrested a man they say was planning a terror attack in the city. officials got word of a suicide bomb plot. liz: firefighters are battling a big fire at a sort church in ben: clubs and faced alabama. yesterday, clemson defeated oklahoma. liz: we will have more on that. happy new year. ben: happy new year to you. it always feels like a fresh start. ben: mike woods is off on the holidays. night. it was a good night. a chilly night. exciting stuff. >> last year was so much cooler. >> it was. christmas, two. >> we will start to turn a little bit colder. we really do have a great stretch of weather coming up. we will see that sunshine. quite cloudy and kind of gray. sunshine will be on the way. right now, 39 degrees. thirty and monticello. forty right now and islip. dragging in the drier air. chilly air. probably a little bit closer to the freezing mark. wearing the heavier jackets, aga

his support behind a bill to toughen the penalty for killing a police animal. wyff news 4's liz lohuis joins us with this exclusive story. liz? liz: people from all over the nation were heartbroken after hyco was killed. some argue the penalties for need to be tougher. i sat down with hyco's handler to talk more about that. >> it's the worst feeling you can ever imagine. liz: for 6 years, deputy brandon surratt and hyco were partners. and that partnership didn't end when the work day was over. hyco went home with surratt every day. he was part of the family. >> my 4-year-old made the statement just a couple of weeks ago. she said, "daddy, i want to throw a rope up to heaven, and i want to pull hyco back down here." liz: surratt says, telling his family hyco was killed was one of the hardest things he's ever done. >> he was their protector. liz: these three people have been charged in the death of hyco. under current law, they could spend 1-5 years in prison, with the possibility of parole. they also face a fine of up to $1,000. a state representative has pre-filed a bill that, i

trading. cheryl casone is going to take you through it. cheryl in for liz now. cheryl: trish, thank you very much. we have got some good news for you. end of the week, triple-digit rally on wall street. the dow jones industrial average back above 16,000 as the markets continue to trade in lockstep with oil. energy names rising on this one, oil soaring about 9% today. crude jumps back $1.32 a barrel, settling at $32.19. that is up for the second day in a row. okay, the blizzard bearing down on the east coast is sending the bears into hibernation, but it's also creating havoc for travelers. up and down the eastern seaboard, we're going to have the full forecast and the latest from america's airports, more importantly. now, since snow is having very little impact on the campaign trail as the candidates offer a flurry of new attack ads. one national publication gives conservatives a platform to tell america why they're against trump. national review editor rich lowry is here to explain the latest issue and the controversy surrounding it. and liz claman wraps up her coverage of the world eco

new year as well, by the way. wyff news 4's liz lohuis is and local in greenville, with the latest on the big party. liz: michael, i am outside bar louie in greenville. of course, the big moment will be when the clock strikes midnight, but the other big moment of the night, of course, was when the clemson tigers became orange bowl champions. >> fight, tigers! fight, tigers! fight, fight, fight! whooo! liz: cautious optimism for the first half of the orange bowl. but by the time the third quarter rolled around, >> wahooooo! liz: fans were feeling confident. >> that's the ball game. liz: sure, they had faith all along. but most didn't expect this bigigf a win. >> they did a whole lot better than my prediction, so i am all for that. >> it started out as i expected, but in the end, it was gravy. it was great. >> c-l-e-m-s-o-n! liz: thomas wilson now has his eyes on the big title. championship. we're going to the championship! that's all i can say. liz: a great night to be a tiger. >> i just love being out here in the crowd. you really feel the momentum, and the excitement in the air. i

iranian custody. we've been following the story all day -- 10 on your side's liz palka is in the newsroomon now. liz? tom and nicole - we did just get some new information. these sailors are from a squadron based in san diego. top u-s officials continue to say soon. the sailors will be safely and quickly released in the morning. take a listen to this from white house press secretary josh earnest. nn01t 55:03 - us authories have been in touch with iranian officials who have confirmed for us a couple of things, first they've confirmed that our sailors are safe. and they have assured us that our sailors will be allowed to resume their journey. here's where everything is happening. the middle of the persian gulf near farsi island. we understand ten sailors are involved. nine men and one woman. this is where the two boats and those on board were picked up by iranian forces after having mechanical issues and drifting into iranian waters. u-s officials say these are riverine boats. this video is from stories we have done in the past with squadrons based in our area. they are small, heav

chosen to give the gop response. haley made a brief stop in the upstate tonight. wyff news 4's liz lohuis has the story. liz: governor haley did not comment tonight on the response she will give to the state of the union address next week, but lawmakers in south carolina feel she will give a very thought provoking response. >> the first south carolinian to for representing us. liz: at a stop in pickens county tonight, governor haley spoke about the heart of south carolina. >> we care about how we treat people. we are respectful in the way we treat people, but we believe in what we believe, and we do fight for it. liz: local lawmakers believe that fight will be in her during the state of the union gop response. >> we had a lot of terrific things happen to our state, in our state, and she led, when the national eye was on south carolina, with a very steady hand. liz: easley councilman terry moore expects her to voice opposition to obama's gun control orders. >> the president brought up that conversation today, and i think everyone in the united states is talking about that tonight, a

peninsula. we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer in hampton at the intersection of east mercury boulevard and crestwood circle. liz, what are you seeing out there? tom, here things are (current conditions) we started seeing light flurries around 8:30 tonight - it has/hasn't been consistent. is/isn't sticking to roads. where we're standing - we can show you a look at some residential roads and also the highway here. let's first take a look at traffic on east mercury boulevard - you're looking at an overpass here, which can (traffic conditions --- busy? slush? coating? seeing issues?) (seeing plows, etc?) we're told crews in hampton were busy pre-treating roads - heavily pre-treating with brine late this afternoon. now, with the precipitation assessing roads and spreading salt and sand where needed. same in newport news - there, crews didn't pretreat, but now that we precipitation, public works employees are out and about. again, highways needed. same in newport works employees are out residential roadways -- too drastic now but we're hampton, liz kilmer, 10 on your the word snow

take it off! tonight a local college student fights for her life. 10 on your side's liz kilmer shows us how her school and community rally for her. --------------------- plus - we track a rash of robberies in our area. police tell us one suspect hurt a clerk during broad daylight sot liz fed back c5 3:24 - how are you that desperate? that you....i mean, what goes through your side's liz palka checks in on the victim. --------------------- and - president obama talks gun control at town hall in virginia. we'll go over his policies and tell you who did not show up. a stand-out student athlete is fighting for her life tonight. amber brown was found unresponsive in her n-s-u dorm room on new years day. now, the school has come together to support her family during these tough times. 10 on your side's liz ones today - liz, how is amber doing? tom, nicole, family members want to keep amber's current condition private, but we're told the basketball player and honor student is in the i-c-u with a long road to recovery. we talked to her sister, a friend, and coach today - they tell 10 o

liz. the fundraiser held during lunch hour today is one of many being held this week for math teacher mr. randy lothrup and his daughter liz, who was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor in june. when a group of student athletes found out-- they said they wanted to help their favorite teacher. 11:00:04:00 he's an amazing guy and makes learning fun. 10:49:12:56 just his love for his students and everyone, it really stuck out to me because i know i can go to him for anything and he'll always help me no matter what whatstudents are hoping to raise 20-thousand dollars this week. they initially offered it to the lothrup family to help with medical bills, but asked them to donate it to duke universtiy's cancer reasearch center-- which he says is on the cusp of finding a cure for liz -- who he says remains hopeful. 10:56:01:00 i think anybody that knows liz would tell you that she is a girl that just always seems to have a smile on her face. and like any of us, she has her weak moments, but she relies a tremendous amount on her faith, and she wakes up every morning and has a thankfu

how the iconic doll is getting a new look. i'm david novarro. >> i'm liz cho. >>> we begin with breaking news. a question that tens of thousands of people in southern new jersey and long island are asking. what was all the shaking this afternoon. >> a lot of people complaining about it. diana williams has been looking into it. she has the details. >> david, liz, local authorities in new jersey were swamped with callers asking that question this afternoon. many people wondering if it was an earthquake. but we now believe it was a sonic boom. the question, though, where did the boom come from. this is the area where people reported shaking and tremors from cape may to amityville on long island. the first tremors began about 1:30 and continued about 40 minutes. police departments across new jersey took to social media to inform residents. barnegat police saying we are experiencing minor seismic activity and investigate same. surf city police tweeted we are lots of speculation on the cause. now, there were no measurable tremors and we now believe it was a sonic boom that originated

a check on conditions on the peninsula. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is also up this morning-- live in newport news with more from there. liz? roads aren't looking too bad here. we're on j slush but we haven't had many issues slipping or sliding - granted, we are in a large, heavy live truck and have been taking it slow. recommendation. intersection of jefferson doing ok, so long as they take it easy. some parking lots are a lot more snow-coated, more slick. we actually ran into a few good samaritans who free. you'll hear from them in the next half hour. so again, not looking too bad here. we drove up from portsmouth - major highways, i-664 north, the monitor merrimac were safe, take it easy if you need to go out. live in newport news, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. the main roads as well. here's a general look around the area at the traffic flows. things are looking good-- no significant issues out there at this point. here's a look at interstate 2-64 in virginia beach. crews have been out most of the night making sure things don't ice up. and v-dot is helping out elsewhere as well.

. lincoln and tunnel . ben: 5:03 am and we're lying about the death of [music ] liz: such talent!>> his family says he was battling cancer for more than a year. >> good morning. his voice has one of the most unique and recognizable anyone is ever seen. that is legacy of david bowie who died at 69 years old . he left influence and inspire generations. >> it was a career that spanned five decades. it was a number one hit . david bowie died peacefully surrounded by his family. it's a courageous 18 month many of you will share with this loss but we'll ask if you will receive except our privacy during this time of grief. in the 70s he had space odyssey, let's dance and hero. he wasn't saying he was act fell to earth and the 1986 movie . he kept a low profile here in new york city. he emerged only to go to the play. last friday , days before his death, he released his 26th and final album called rockstar. he is survived by his wife of more than 20 years. his son duncan and daughter, alexandria. the tributes are pouring in. this one is from david cameron. in this pop genius. he was a master of

liz palka checks in on the victim. ----------------- and - president obama talks gun control at town hall in virginia. we'll go over his policies and tell you who did not show up. first we start with breaking news in virgina beach. a 10 on your side viewer just sent us this video of a duplex fire on skyes avenue, in the atlantic park neighborhood. you can see the fire appears to be near the garage. firefighters tell us the fire spread to duplexes and two cars. firefighters also say five people are displaced, including two children. a cat died in the fire. three dogs made it out okay. crews got the fire under control, now they will try to determine the cause. new tonight, a fire tore through an apartment building, leaving six people, including two children, to find a new place to stay tonight. dispatchers it happened on garden drive around just before seven tonight. we're working to learn what caused the fire and if anyone got hurt. athlete is fighting for her life tonight. amber brown was found unresponsive in her n-s-u dorm room on new years day. now, the school has come together to

tonight, welcomed by a sea of orange. michael: wyff news 4's liz lohuis has more on their homecoming in clemson. liz: thousands lined the streets outside the stadium waiting for their clemson conquering heroes to come home. >> whooo. liz: you saw it. heard it and felt it. tiger pride was very much alive in clemson tonight. this group secured its spot early. many of them have been fans longer than most of the current players have been alive. >> dad brought me to my first ball game when i was 4-years-old. that was in the original stadium here, and as i was interviewing -- stadium here. liz: and as i was interviewing this woman about her love for clemson -- >> you thought i had something i do. i have a tiger paw, that's right . liz: her dentist put an orange paw on her tooth. and it's permanent. to show appreciation for all of this some players despite being exhausted took the time to pose for pictures and sign autographs. >> i used to be one of these kids out here and i know how much it means to them. it's a dream come true for just about everyone. >> it felt good. it's some

have the cards? thanks very much. s this liz levin, everybody. she's one of our producers. say hi. liz, sit down. this is liz. liz, how are you? how are you? >> i'm good! >> stephen: you're good. supervising producers here. what are you producing right now? >> twt twilight zone." >> stephen: don't tell people what it is because they won't laugh later. what's the next thing? do you need a meeting with me because you've been on the show before. people have seen it. we've had some meetings here at the desk because you don't have time to meet with me during the day so you come out here and meet with me. >> right. >> stephen: what do i need to know what i need to do next with you? >> we have a lot of stuff to talk to you about, but more pressing right now we have a flight to catch tonight. >> stephen: tonight? >> yes. >> stephen: right now it's 5:20. what time do we have to leave here? >> so, normally, i would lie to you and tell you we have to leave in, like, half an hour, but we absolutely truthfully have to leave at 6:30, or we're in trouble. >> stephen: you normally lie to me. so i

. wind, beach erosion and factor. liz joins us live from belmont new jersey down the shore. good morning, liz liz: good morning. the snow is on the bottom of the list for the mayor and residents. the big concern is the coastal flooding and the potential storm surge that could have devastating effects. this is what is happening. the massive sand dunes were built over the past 24 hours. we saw bold overs here constructing the dunes to protect the area in case the water comes up this high. this is stretching a mile down the beach now and it will be the first line of defense if there is a strong storm surge. the mayor says the dunes will get a lot of work this we know this area was hit hard by sandy and i want to show you the boardwalk. it's all brand-new. storm surge will come up this high because the area has already seen a ton of damage. people know what to do. they already have the to go bags packed and so far the mayor has said areas like this don't have to evacuate but that could change as we see the storm progress. ben and juliet, back over to you. >> there is so much to talk

found at the post office in miami beach. >> lynn: let's get an p date from liz nagy on the scene. liz. >> reporter: lynn, we've been telling you all afternoon that miami beach police are looking for a person who they say is a person of interest who they think may have started this entire situation at the post office on miami beach this afternoon. we want to show thu picture. this is pictures that were taken on surveillance cameras inside the miami beach post off. they say this man walked into the host post office at 13th and washington avenue about 2:45 this afternoon and had two ma nel a flat envelope that's he well, what is in those envelopes, we still could not know. if authorities do, they have not released that information. but they said that man was act strangely and then very quickly left miami beach post office. that was what spurred this entire situation. they called in the hazmat team and called in the bomb squad just to clear the entire 3weu8gd and make sure there was nothing dangerous or hazardous inside those envelope. those pictures are difficult to make out because they

man city. 28-year-old brett cote case. 10 on your side's liz palka spoke to the victim liz? nicole - a situation like this would be terrifying for anyone. the victim is 74. she's a mother, a grandmother. but as soon as she realized what was happening...she didn't give into the threats. and fought to get away. c2 17:13:49 - dumbfounded. just stunned. that it happened to me. you never know when it's going to happen to you. i never dreamed it in my life. :57 all she wanted was a newspaper. that's why she stopped at the zoom in convenience store on west main street extended in elizabeth city. the woman - who we won't identify - says it was here that this man - brett cote - opened the door to her suv. c2 17:12:35 - he opened the door and he says maam can you give me a friends left me down here stranded i need some money. :42 the victim says cote seemed sincere. c2 17:15:02 - and i thought he looked nice and he had a clean shave. and he really looked like a nice young man. as she arrived at gateway bank on ehringhaus street police tell us cote demanded she get money out. the victim said he w

battle wasn' tonight. emily? emily: tonight' s game was for 21-year-old liz lothrop, a 2013 mason graduate who is currently battling her second round of cancer. her father is a math teacher here at sycamore. together, these two schools are raising thousands of dollars for cancer research. a mid-season basketball game is the end of the week long fundraiser, hoops for hope for , the lothrop family. at sycamore high school for 29 years and dad to liz lothrop for 21. in 2008, liz was diagnosed with leukemia and in remission by 2011. in june of last year, doctors found a brain tumor, starting another round of surgeries, radiation and chemo. ,>> being in the situation, i mean, i can only grow as a person. i can' t get down with what i have. emily: liz' s non-stop spirit and drive has inspired two communities to raise money for brain cancer research. >> would you like to purchase raffle tickets? emily: students are selling raffle tickets, t-shirts, baked goods and even auction items to , help the lothrop family find a cure. >> it' s just overwhelming to see the support that people are be

gary jordon from norfolk. we start in norfolk -- where liz kilmer has been learning more about jordan. liz, the accusation is parents. parents are outraged assistant principal at the madison alternative center - allegedly made inappropriate comments to a child. investigators say it happened on bowden's ferry road - which is where the school is located. we're working to learn if school property. c53 pamela outsey 08:59:18 "i'm appalled, i am really shocked and upset about it." parents with kids in norfolk public schools can't believe the allegations against an administrator. police say 64-year-old gary jordan, an assistant principal at the madison alternative center, made inappropriate comments to a child. c52 robert lassiter 08:56:48 "we livin' in a world now where mostly everybody's doing what they want to do, instead of doing what's right." investigators say it happened on january charged with taking indecent liberties with a child in custodial care. police aren't confirming if the victim is a student. still, parents say it's scary. c53 08:59:24 "we trust these people, you know we t

accused of sexually assaulting a minor - over thirty years ago. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke with investigators, and has more on the allegations. liz? tom and nicole - anderson is charged with five counts of forcible sodomy. investigators say he sexually assaulted a minor he knew, multiple times in york county, back in 1982. those allegations were brought to police yesterday. today, anderson was arrested, and resigned. from cop - to accused criminal. 51-year-old former hampton police corporal, is behind bars tonight - accused of sexually assaulting a minor. c1 07:28:58 "this whole investigation took less than 24 hours, to put this man in jail, so does it matter that he's a police officer? absolutely not. justice - justice is for everybody." ... and no matter how much time has gone by... arrested on friday ... anderson is charged with five counts of forcible sodomy - for attacks that allegedly happened in 1982. police say the veteran cop sexually assaulted a victim he knew multiple times in york county. on thursday - roughly 34 years later - hampton police received the report

. thanks lex. continuing liz palka live in virginia beach. liz, how is the city preparing for the snow tonight? we are here at mount trashmore - right next to 264 eastbound. evening traffic moving along just fine as we can see. but after all this is over - virginia beach public works "frost patrol" will hit areas that freeze first in the city. three trucks will treat bridges, overpasses and ramps around 7 p-m. that will happen again around 1 this morning. in norfolk - public works doesn't have plans to pre-treat...especially if we end up getting rain. they have a skeleton crew that will monitor the conditions tonight. and make sure equipment is functioning. city of chesapeake said they are concerned about roads freezing tonight. they will have crews out searching for icy spots. and like virginia beach, they plan to treat bridges and drew lankford tells me they are taking it day by day. they will most likely know more tomorrow. live in vb, liz live in vb, liz palka, 10 on your side. liz kilmer is live on the peninsula. liz, that part of our area is expected to get hit the hardest? not m

hampton a robbery suspect is dead tonight after being shot. 10 on your side's liz palka is where everything took place. liz, what have you learned? was shot and is in the hospital. all after a robbery at this business. the front of it just says gift card atms with a hand painted sign. police telling me that is the business that was robbed...and where the happened. this is where the details get vague. sgt. matt bond with hampton police says the robbery happened around 6:20. a suspect was shot in the process by someone inside the business. police have not said if the person that fired the gun is an employee or customer. the suspect was found dead on the scene. short time later - a second man was found on nearby seldendale drive with a gunshot wound. police say that is from this incident and they are only calling him a person of interest. here's more. sgt. matt bond - hampton police division c13 21:08:42 - we can't you is at this point in time, we are speaking with him to soon as i get that information i can put it out to you. but you do think he is related to this. yes. 21:08:56 -

. 10 on your side's liz kilmer was there, liz? the parking lot at temple baptist here was so packed packed that people had to park on the grass - so many came out to remember the dooley family - loved ones, neighbors, police officers, even total strangers. church leaders asked that the media stay off of the property - so people could mourn in peace. we of course respected that, but still talked to some folks, who were compelled to tell us about how special this family was. c5 01:01:43 william bernstein "i'm out here to just pay my respects." came out to honor and remember a family taken so heinously. c1 joann reynolds 00:14:27 "what happened last night was very tragic, the whole neighborhood was on lockdown but deep creek we are a very tight, tough community." a community shaken - after a horrific murder- suicide that left six members of the dooley family, shot to death. starting at 6 - friends, family, neighbors and complete strangers, came together for a vigil at temple baptist church. c1 joann 00:15:46 "the pastor prayed and another one read some scripture and it was just a lot o

faces charges. only 10 on your side's liz palka spoke to the victim about how she got away. liz? nicole - a situation like this would be terrifying for anyone. a mother, a grandmother. but as soon as she realized what was happening...she didn't give into the threats. and fought to get away. to me. you never know when it's going to happen to you. i never dreamed it in my life. :57 all she wanted was a newspaper. that's why she stopped at the zoom in convenience store on west main street extended in elizabeth city. the woman - who we won't identify - says it was here that this man - brett cote - opened the door to her suv. c2 17:12:35 - he opened the door and he says maam can you give me a ride to the bank. says my friends left me down here stranded i need some money. :42 the victim says cote seemed sincere. c2 17:15:02 - and i thought he looked nice and he had a clean shave. and he really looked like a nice young man. as she arrived at gateway bank on ehringhaus street police tell us cote demanded she get money out. the victim said he wouldn't take his hands out of his sweatshirt