we'll show you how to wear them with confidence with the help of lindsay huggins "self-"magazine editor and jacqueline emmerich. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> these are a lot of trends that a lot of us especially in our later years, 40s or whatever, would not think to wear. but you're going to tell us we can do this. >> you can absolutely wear them. it is all about having the right outfit, fitness moves, and you'll be super confident. >> let's get started with the bare midriff. as you tell us what april here is wearing. >> yes. she has on a great corset top and very chic, sophisticated black pencil skirt. what i love is it is a high waist so, again, not showing the belly button. not over exposed. it is a really great summer look. >> a lot of people wear that look who maybe shouldn't wear that look? >> absolutely. >> i see some of that. >> it can get '90s in a bad way. keeping it with a high waisted skirt, not too much skin. not over exposed. >> keeping the belly button covered is key. jacqueline, as fitness editor you're going to show us some moves to help tighten our core. >>

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"kenneth lawrence huggins" was he is being held without bond. this comes as the danville regional medical center hosts its fourth neighborhood walk. the weekly walks started after two people... including a doctor.. were shot. the hospital says by coming together... they can achieve great things... like a crime free community. # tornado recovery efforts continue across virginia this morning.. across the state a total of four people were killed.. . dozens of others were hurt... and at one point 60-thousand people were without power one of the hardest hit areas was appomattox county... where an ef-3 tornado was on the ground for thirteen miles. around 100 homes were damaged. today "god's pit crew" will load trucks with relief supplies and head to the area. the group plans to send blessing buckets with cleaning supplies.. and tolietries... they'll also help pick up debris. today will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through this evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the upper 20s sa

they focused on the fact that huggins-jones' eight-year-old daughter, hannah, was sleeping just down the hall when the murder happened. she had no idea what would happen to her child as she lay dying. she could not protect her. prosecutors focused on the heinous nature of the crime. 18 blows or stab wounds offer quick easy money, the prosecutor said, murder for an iphone.>> how much hatred do you have to have going through your body to do that to someone? that's why this case calls for penalty. how much hatred does it take to get there?>> travion smith is guilty of first degree murder. travion smith is responsible for first-degree murder. travion smith will be sentenced for first-degree murder. in prison, he will never leave prison. >> defense attorney said the death penalty is reserved for the worst offenders. they maintained that smith is not one of them. the arguments are complete, victory will get instruction from the judge to begin deliberations. of course, the jury took just about an hour to find him guilty of murder. there is no telling how long they will deliberate on the sen

officer huggins and deputies found him suffering from hypothermia in his car. >> i just happened to be blessed enough to be the person there at the end with deputy tatum and walsh and had the equipment to go in and safely effect the ex-occasion. >> i want to thank all of them for saving my dad's life. >> reporter: as you can see, mr. wong is happy to be home, but he received bad news. he found out that he will not be able to drive. his family took his keys. but the good news is he will get a chauffeur. they say they anywhere he needs to go. in silver spring, shomari stone, news4. >> great ending. thanks. >>> metro transit police are looking for a stabber at the metro station. daniel brown was handing out express newspapers this morning when he started arguing with another man. he tackled a man, stabbed him and ran away. brown is wanted on attempted murder charges. >>> tonight metro's general manager is sending a message to riders after the huge response to reports that entire metro lines could have to close for maintenance for months at a time. gm paul wiedefeld is not ruling that out

convicted of killing melissa huggins jones in 2013 in her smith's defense tries to save him from the death penalty. who presented different pictures of smith. cried while recounting how smith's father beat and abused him. >> leaped on him, punched him, hitting him with things, throwing him >>reporter:psychologists and teachers also talking about what a good boy smith was. >> he was a great kid but . he did really well in our program. he was one of the most impulsive children i have worked with. but, he loved the structure. he cared about other kids >> treyvon was hospitalized -- let's see, three times during his elementary school years. he was hospitalized again in february of 2005 during his sixth grade year. >> he was one of my favorite people. he was a kind, loving, >>reporter:the prosecution doing their best to show a different side of smith broaden his former parole officer and to jail officers to set smith had multiple run-ins with them while he was incarcerated. >> after a couple of minutes, smith ran to the back and confronted an inmate, that is when i called all available. w

this beautiful color picture is from donna huggins. walter darcy ryan was appointed chief of illumination. his spectacular lighting effects included the tower of jewels and the mosquito fleet of spotlights on the tops of palaces each focused on individual flat or piece of sculpture. ryan popularized this idea of indirect lighting which changed the standard for architectural illumination permanently. the exclamation point was the tower of jewels. at 43 stories, it dominated the skyline. described by one writer as quote, italian renaissance with byzantine modifications designed to suggest an aztec tower. it is no wonder critics were and will do less ambivalent about the tower of jewels. the building had seven tiers culminating in a sphere and was framed in more than 1400 tons of structural steel. most memorable were the cornices. he ordered 102,000 of these two-inch diameter austrian glass jewels to be hung on the building. they came in colors, diamond ruby, aquamarine, and jonquil. they had easy play in the air currents causing them to

i'm karen huggins, [speaker not understood] a lot of other groups that you know about. but to the commissioner wald, i firmly agree with you. when it comes to the green deal, come to public housing. we're ready for it. the building up in hunters point, it would be an excellent time to put some windmills up there because a lot of the residents up there are paying over $100 in pg&e bills. a lot of residents are paying pg&e and a lot of residents are not. we need to address that problem. i went verbally to the housing authority commission and suggested we put in charging stations in our public housing developments, hiring a security guard to guard them during the day. that was on deaf ears. i've been talking about windmills being put up in our parks that are right next to public housing, selling the energy to the public housing development, selling the rest if we have more to the city. it's a win/win deal. and also it would be where residents could actually see something happening and that's what we want. and it's a long-term deal when it comes to jobs. and i'm so glad tha

george huggins was convicted back in march. prosecutors say he robbed and shot hung in 2010 on webster street in oakland. hung was getting his teeth cleaned before heading out for a job interview at google. >>> a crackdown on tax credits for strip clubs. jerry hill spoke outside a club in rancho cordova. they were given $37,000 for each person they hired. hill says there's no database tracking the money. >> it's impossible for anyone to know where our taxpayer dollars are going. >> hill has introduced a bill requiring full disclosure of tax credits each business receives. . >>> how many workers does it take to change a light on the bay bridge? that's no joke. i'll tell you why coming up. . >>> you may have noticed there's been a problem with those decorative lights on the bridge. what's gone wrong and why it's going to be hard to fix. >> reporter: if you've tried to change a light in a hard to reach place, try the bay bridge 500 feet above the water. some of 25,000 l.e.d. lights are on the fritz. >> i think it's pretty. >> repo

bob huggins against john cal perry. the cats looking good early on. joe missoula trying to score here but denied by patrick patterson. big blue going the other way. john wall drives, gets it to go. plus he's fouled. wall finished with 19 points. later in the half, mountain nears up by one. to deshawn butter, he raises up for three. count it. plus the foul. a four-point play for butler. he had 18 points. west virginia leads 28-26 at the break. second half, mountain nears pulling away. nifty pass by butler. missoula added 17 points. west virginia wins it 73-66 punching its ticket to the final four for the first time since 1959. >> ral lid around each other in the locker room. these guys have kind of been on a mission. you know, i talked to them about trying to be special. and you know, if we can somehow find a way to win a couple more, they'll be really special. >> bob huggins staying cool, calm and collected. so is this guy in salt lake city. brad stevens, butler against number two seed kansas state. first half butler in transition. check out gordon ha

huggins faces life in prison without parole. >>> 6:39. the trial of reputed mobster whitey bulger begins today in massachusetts. he was caught in 2011 in santa monica after nearly 16 years on the run. 83-year-old bulger faces charges in connection with 19 murders. prosecutors plan to call several mob figures during the trying. bulger's lawyers say they will attack the credibility of those witnesses. >>> time now is 6:39. coming up, kim and kanye reveal the sex of their baby. >> california's controversy bullet train. >> and the market just old up about 10 minutes ago. let's get a look at the early numbers. so far, looking good. we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, ,,,, the air again. the solar powered plane took off from dallas fort worth earlier ts morning. a flight to st. louis is exp >>> the solar power impulse is back in the air again. it took off from dallas/fort worth this morning. a flight to st. louis expected to take about 21 hours. it is the longest leg of a cross-country mission that started

melissa huggins-jones not only suffered physically but emotionally and was no doubt worried about her 8-year-old daughter who was sleeping down the hall as she lied dying. >> she had been struck 18 times at this point. lying there in a pool of ood. helpless. travion smith should be punished. and nished severely. you, as an individual, believe that the death penalty is not the appropriate punishment, and the answer to that question is, no. smith guilty of first-degree murder in about an hour after two weeks testimony. how long this difficult history has 38 mitigating factors to consider it away along with two aggravating factors, and of course we will progress of e jury. >>> one person is dead after a logging truck crashed in gaston county. it happened on ghway 321. lo festivals across the 2 lane road. stopping traffic. highway patrol has not said what caused the crash identified the victim. >>> 13 people are dead in afghanistan after a suicide bomber targeted the police commander. none of them are civilians. it happened the northern province. in an email, the taliban claimed responsib

george huggins was convicted back in march. prosecutors say he robbed and shot hung in 2010 on webster street in oakland. hung was getting his teeth cleaned before heading out for a job interview at google. >>> a crackdown on tax credits for strip clubs. jerry hill spoke outside a club in rancho cordova. they were given $37,000 for each person they hired. hill says there's no database tracking the money. >> it's impossible for anyone to know where our taxpayer dollars are going. >> hill has introduced a bill requiring full disclosure of tax credits each business receives. . >>> how many workers does it take to change a light on the bay bridge? that's no joke. i'll tell you why coming up. >>> violence escalates in turkey as clashes turn deadly. how protesters used heavy equipment to try to attack police. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disneyland resort just got happier, see it all wit

some crying, some huggin king contact with people they didn't even know. but who felt compeed to in some way let the family know that they felt ts ls. i also wantto say that, you know, we haven't not taken notice of the fact that there were people very important to michaejackson's life who were not there today. elizabeth tayr, who twittered and talked about why she felt that thisasn't an aropriate place foher. ana ros' blicist just came up to our location and handed us a statement from diana ross sang that she's decided to pause an be sint. that she was athe memoal in her heart. a treasured part of my world is gone. part of thfabric of my life. mil wanted me t b there for his chilen, and i will be there if they ever need me, which is a statement that takes on new meaning given the fact that a lot people were surprised that after his mother heamed diana ross in his 2002 will as guardian of his three children who we saw a today's memorial. let's go back to the verly wilshire. jinah is standing with more informatn about this gathering of i guess several other

. >> doctor huggins. >> she and i hosted the show and we had to spend two weeks, had to, in venice, italy, rome , cairo egypt. >> yes. >> is that the one you had a love affair with. >> there was some kind of hang d us this story. >> i never told this story on television. >> there is a difference between stories in television in the news room and telling stories on tv. now i'm going to get in trouble. i will be in court. >> oh, okay. >> he will would be both jail bird together. >> i really am not body shaping. >> not at all. >> it was not fitcher. >> all right. this is a big day for all of us, because our friend has a national television show as of today, the q show is going national, today is first day, lets talk to him, do you think he is nervous. >> he has got to be nervous but it will be great, that will make it awesome. >> we need your help and i'll explain what that is about after the break but first another live shot from the sky fox, this is very wide shot but there is apparently a bear in that tree. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street bank

more bob huggins guys. bobby brannan. >> andre: there you go. >> jason: yeah. 35-13, cincinnati. this is likely -- it's our final regular season game together. and we will see you next week for conference championship game, as well. and then, bowl season. big games tomorrow, as well, as bedlam happens. oklahoma/oklahoma state, two top ten teams. against the beavers.rivalry gam- >> andre: that will be a sneaky good game, north carolina/north carolina state. that will be a good one. the defense playing pretty good football. and mack brown, what does he have up his sleeve for the final regular season game? >> jason: you know how much alumni care about that n.c. state game. that's about to go on espn, by the way. i was going to say, it's been a pleasure covering you football with you gentlemen. paul downstairs, andre up here. >> andre: a lot of fun here. >> jason: and matt austin, who loves the touchback conversation. great to have matt with us, as well, back at home. we enjoy bringing you football. and we enjoy matt austin. he's a wonderful guy. does a great job with the rules. matt

they decidedtravion smith -- he killed melissa huggins-jones. even though her pans feel they received justice it will not bring their daughter back. smith's family is relieved he avoided it death penalty. >> i am thankful his life has you do is guarantee moving forward those who love him and care for him will continue to motivate him to be the best he can be and from now on make the correct decisions to better his future. >> two other people charged in the case, one is currently serving a life sentence and one is still awaiting trial. >>> jury selection is underway for the family of a murdered shaw student, mcqueen was killed 20 years ago, charges were originally dropped against 41-year-old edwin, but brought back thanks to advances in processing evidence. they were in a relationship at the time of the murder. >>> there are no charges against the driver who hit four bicyclist in johnston county this last weekend. two of those hit are still in intensive care. they're all very experienced, friendly route. the drivers told said her mom was coming o

colonel berry huggins' third brigade second infantry division another striker battalion had gone through in this very severe battle with the iraqis. from that article, i would like to quote, it says: it ended up in such a one sided victory for u.s. and iraqi forces that anti-coalition media attempted to frame as it a massacre until details came to light of the enemies plans. detailed preparations and arsenal of weapons and equipment. now, what's interesting, shepard is that the u.s. army web site where this article was has since been expunged. it appears that the army and the defense department is expunging staff sergeant robert bales' name and any reference to him from the internet as we speak. we have been watching this happen all day. earlier in the day we heard from his defense lawyer who, again, appears to be mounting a defense of post-traumatic stress. >> they were totally shocked. he has never said anything antagonistic about muslims. he has never said anything antagonistic about middle eastern individuals. he, in general, has been very mild mannered. so they were very shocked by

speaker, i rise today to honor victoria huggins who won the 80th miss north carolina scholarship peagent this past week end and will go on to represent our great state in the miss america pageant this fall. during the competition, victoria also won first place in the quality of life award which honors her dedication and work on community service platforms. a graduate of the united states of north carolina at penbrook and native of st. paul's, she's a mefment carolina and morning eam with the nbc affiliate wect in wilmington, north carolina. during her tenure, victoria will focus on her work. on behalf of the southeastern north carolina, congratulations, victoria, mr. rouzer, we wish you the best of you represent our great state over the next year, compete in the miss america pageant, and continue to enrich the lives of others. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. you represe state the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized

testimony resumes this morning in the sentencing hearing for smith after being convicted of killing huggins-jones in 2013 in her north hills apartment. his defense is now trying to save him from the death penalty. the jury heard from his half sister who cried while recounting how his father used to beat and abuse him. we'll continue to follow the story. as we head to outside, rain is expected >>> welcome back. a good monday morning to you. as we approach 8 a.m. we're looking at a current temperature of 54 degrees, cloudy skies out at the airport. some of you still looking at some dense fog so be careful. 50 in littleton and clayton, 55 in fayetteville. 54 at lunchtime today. those temperatures not moving a lot throughout the day best chance for rain developing after say, 3:00 this afternoon. we'll check in with traffic before we leave you. >>> and there's an >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, overdose alert. growing concern this morning as popular antianxiety medications skyrockets. why doctors say this epidemic is only getting worse. >>> lions, tigers and panda bears, oh, my! >> mr. woo, break

snuggle (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "he likes to give hugs, he's a huggin dog. most of the time if were just sitting there he'll plop his head on my shoulder and just sit there like that." manson even goes home with officer garrett after their shift. he says the pup is just part of the family. there's much more ahead on fox5 news this morning. coming up... providing life saving rides to how the non fights" has helped their son and what you can do to help another way a-t-ms to make without you noticing. all that plus breaking news, traffic in just two minutes on fox five news this morning. patient - cayden that's the theme of this year's state-of-the- district address. fox5's shannon moore is live to tell you what that means, plus he'll highlight other issues that superintendent pat skorkowsky plans to address. donald is not gonna make america great he's gonna make america orange. presidential hopeful marco rubio makes jokes about donald trump's spray tan...just ahead of the biggest day of the primary season. what other new controversy trump is facing. 50 bucks

testimony continues today in a two-year-old murder case in raleigh the family members of the victim melissa huggins gelled was into graphic testimony from a crime scene worker yesterday. woman was murdered. they showed photos of her body to jurors. four hours of testimony yesterday were aimed at placing treaty on smith, the defendant inside the apartment where the murder happened. as we had to break >>> welcome back, about 10:00 am and we are at freezing just as expected, blue skies at the raleigh-durham international airport. at freezing and louisburg, anderson and self-help at 31, siler city 32 degrees that you need to factor in the wind because there is enough of a significantly colder. wind chill 22 degrees in windchill started in the teams >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> all righty.ea who it is but it's wines day wednesday, everybody, february 10th. >> it's ash wednesday.

closing arguments will start today for the man accused of murdering huggins-jones, weather delayed them from starting yesterday. 23-year old smith is on trial for her 2013 murder. the defense and prosecution rested on friday. the state used the medical examiner as a key witness. they rested without preventing any further evidence. we'll be in the courtroom and platforms. emergency sirens and communication procedures as well. they will test and then text messages will be sent around 12:306789 sirens only sound for major emergencies. north carolina teacher wins big at the grammys last night. the north carolina school of science and mathematics inn instructor won music educator of the year. he receives 10 grand as well as a $10,000 grant for the school. as tells the story >>> good tuesday morning. many of us woke up to showers and strong thunderstorms in morning. we're starting dry out right now, just a few sprifrn ankles left. it's 51 in durham, 56 in fayetteville, temperatures will head into thiss "today" with can kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from >> hello, everybody, it's tues

he's been convicted of murdering huggins-jones in 2013 inside her apartment. yesterday his step sister took the stand ask told of how his dad use to beat him constantly. the defense is hoping that will sway the jury to avoid giving him the death penalty. >>> here is a live look over the we'll be right back with we're now at 31 degrees still below freezing here in raleigh but plenty of sun glare to go around. as far as the temperatures will concerned, 29 in roxboro, 28 in henderson, 25 right now in south hill. here's a look at your fast forecast we'll climb to 45 by lunchtime, high of only 51. traffic will show two accidents >>> it's 8:00 on "today". coming up, when faith and families collide. >> you have no idea, the nightmare that we have been going through. >> meet the parents who say they lost their daughter to a secretive religion. everybody get golden >>> everybody get goldie. >> i'm an actress. >> the legendary actress opens up about fame, family and the surprising new work that may be her most amazing accomplishment yet. >> it's the most important thing

but to get them back to channel 21 in myrtle beach, millie huggins who's my general manager, we put that back in place. i alone could not afford these figures. then the ice storm about a month ago if south carolina, and the ice just destroyed our generator. we were off the air for almost 16 hours. to get a generator was $400,000. these are the kind of expenses that you cannot calculate. no one, i don't care what kind of wealth i may have been blessed with, there is no way with my owning two or three television stations could i survive this without these joint services and shared services agreements. this is why when we go to -- when my lawyers file with the fcc for the waiver, we're very confident because we're actually running our stations, we're actually involved. i'm involved with my general manager on the phone almost daily, rebecca if flint, michigan, becky. we're on the phone daily. there are all kinds of issue, personnel issues in our flint market. we asked them when we went down to do a stand-up to introduce myself. we asked them, because our numbers are dismal there. why can't w

lindsey huggins is editor at "self" magazine. what are the latest trends in exotic beaute? >> good morning. so many things you can put in your makeup bag to travel like you've been to africa or india. to start we have argon oil, something that comes from morocco. what's great about this is you usually use it in your hair are and now this is something that you can find in lip balms, in eye shadows. it comes from a nut tree and it's got tons of vitamin e and omega three. >> great for the skin. >> there's moroccan oil that i absolutely love. >> for the hair, for the body. >> for the body. >> so it's wonderful. >> fantastic. >> what about in nails? add a little exotic flair as well? >> i am actually wearing e-cat, something really fun, taken state from the national runways and what's great about this is these are actual stickers. no try time, no chips. i filed these last night and how awesome are they? >> all week jut like getting a manicure. >> over here to the eyes. seems like the cat eye is the big trend we're seeing. >> exactly. this is borrowed from ancient egypt. what's g

the suspect, 43- year-old kenneth lawrence huggins... was arrested for malicious wounding . he's in the jail without bond. this comes as the danville regional medical center hosts its fourth neighborhood walk. the weekly walks started after two people... including a doctor.. were shot. the hospital says by coming together... they can achieve great things... like a crime free community. the walk is tonight at 6... at let's check in with storm team meterologist kristina montuori. today will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through this evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the upper 20s saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s. sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers in our westernmost counties. temperatures will top out in the lower 60s i'm gonna stand by you even if we can't find heaven >>> friday morning, february 26th, 2016. there are some people on that plaza that will be even happier in just a moment.