of course, they have the brine. sorry we don't have a camera there you are next and we are look at very light amount. winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 p.m. for some light accumulation. a lot of it down south is going to be sleet and freezing rain. raleigh, north and east, mainly see. we are still talking a trace to half an inch, maybe an inch here. just getting started. we don't have any major we head through the afternoon, that may change. brian is talking about what we son -- what we are seeing on the roads right now. >> precipitation has been pretty light and so far con confined to the southern part of the viewing area. let's go to cliffdale at all american. we had some reports of sleet, roads are wet. those temperatures at freezing or just below freezing. you have to be especially careful on bridges and conditions like these. it's just something that we have to watch very carefully. not seeing any problems in the triangle so far. looks dry on i-40 at wade avenue. no problem on chapel hill, moving alo

dell dot is busy, brining the road getting everything prepared. the roads are largely wet this morning but right now brine is down and salties coming down as well. we are seeing it here, most significantly since the morning began, guys, back to you. >> biggest concern, of course, down the shore because of the flooding. >> that is where steve keeley is, live in atlantic city, hi there, steve. >> reporter: we have mother nature putting down the brine here on the sea wall. we are right off of new hampshire avenue in honor of the new hampshire primary a block back. this is the main avenue memorial where the old boardwalk got blown away in sandy, and you can see this sea wall pretty sturdy today, high tides still a couple hours away here. we have calm in the back bay and inlet section. you can see that old brick house that get beat up and we are seeing crane now. we are seeing the sunrise. watch this sea wall here. i tell greg to be patient to hang onto the sea wall. wait for it and see big wave comes. here's another big one coming. it is crashing off

has been taking precautions out brining roads. meteorologist holgs don schwenneker will have the forecast. the prosecution will rest today in the case of traveonion smith who killed melissa huggins-jones in 2013. the last witnesses for the prosecution took the stand yesterday and they will wrap up today. hillary clinton is accusing bernie sanders of diminishing president obama's record and short-changing his leadership. sanders saying that is a low blow. they sparred two hours in milwaukee in the latest debate last night. john: developing this morning the u.s. expanding the fight against isis. military officials say there have been about 20 air strikes afghanistan in the past three weeks ago after the obama administration gave the pentagon authority to conduct air strikes outside of iraq and syria. the militants' numbers continue to grow in afghanistan. and hope is growing for peace in syria. secretary of state kerry says major world powers have agreed to a cease-fire there. the goal is to start it in a week's time. syria is stuck

you can see the brine on the road there. and mikaya will take us on how precipitation which should arrive around noon, depending upon where you are. precipitation trying to develop on radar. don't be surprised if you see a flurry or two but the bulk of it does not come in until closer to lunchtime. winter advisory in blue, win storm warning in pink and that's out of the viewing area. to the west, they will be looking to a trace to an inch, the father east you go. that's the higher chance you have have of a higher amount. an area that may see more sleet and freezing rain than snow. raleigh to rocky mount, south hill to roxboro, likely to be more snow but, again, the amounts will be light. temperatures in the 20s now but feels like 18 in roxboro and raleigh, wind chill and temperatures today remain awfully cold at lunchtime. below freezing. we might make it to about freezing at 4:00. system pulling away from us. do expect some places where roads are treated, but it does not mean that there won't be some slick spots later on. b

they put some brine down then. in some spots you can see it's completely gray with that brine on the road that's the salt solution they put down to keep the snow and the salt -- or the snow and the ice from sticking when the stuff does start to fall. so they are preparing ahead for this possible winter weather we may see later today. the other people preparing ahead the area shelters. check out the durham rescue mission. we they capacity for the past few nights as the temperature has gotten really bitterly cold. they say they have the white flag out again tonight that means they're letting anyone who needs a place to stay inside to get warm but again, if you're out driving around on the roads brine on them right now, and so far no snow. >> thanks or that update. whether it's snow, ice or storms you can take the latest conditions on the go if you down load our new wncn news appear. it's free for your device. >>> the state is wrapping up its case in the jones murder trial. the medical examiner is scheduled to return

they have put brine down across new castle county. they were waiting for weather conditions to change before they hit some of the streets last night the in southern sections of delaware, but we understand that crews will be treating those areas as well. but i can tell you that the big thing right now other than a few fleeting flakes, is coming down it is stone cold, out here to quote the rainbow song from the early 1980's. >> really good heavy metal band. >> absolutely. >> snowfall is leading to wet conditions down the shore. >> little worried about flooding later today. steve keeley is down the shore more specifically in atlantic city, hi there, steve. >> heavy metal dave kinchen impressing sue serio with that fleeting flakes, alliteration going on there look at where we are. we are on my favorite balcony, and the waves are coming right at you in 3-d high tide role in. in the darkness of the night we have a special locations other stations try to steel but look at these white caps coming right at our camera here. we are out over the

earlier we were on 70 in clayton had lots of brine on the road. 40 still looking good. it is cold but we haven't seen any ice luckily. it doesn't mean there's not any out there but because it is so cold today some area shelters trying to get ahead of that really winter weather we're expecting. last night operation rescue was launched and it means the shelter is open to men and women who don't have a warm place to go. they say anyone who comes to the shelter will get a warm meal, a place to sleep and warm clothes. as for these roads, they've been brined we didn't roads just the main roads it looks like they've gotten to right now. back to you. >>> some breaking news at least one more person is in custody this morning as the fbi says it has surrounded the last armed protesters occupying a federal wild live refuge. >> well, the remaining protesters promised to give themselves up in just a few hours agents arrested some it's >>> welcome back. i hope you're having a great morning. and we've been kind of joking. it's cold outside and it's cold in here. so i just tweeted out a

dot crews brining roads. chris hohmann will have the very latest forecast on this snow threat all beginning at 4:00. "the chew" is up next. today starting at 4:00.

if the roads hold after the brining, it will hopefully be okay. the models, nothing that big, right? everything less than half an inch. that's here the triangle. the larger is going to be out to the east. the bulls eye is closer to greeneville, a mix, johnston county, lewisburg, roanoke rapids and maybe just a flurry or dusting back to the dust. then we get into this weekend, so far our coldest day this year has been 32, our coldest morning has been 18-degrees, we're going to blow both of those out of the water this weekend. then monday and tuesday another air of low pressure comes up, but this is probably going to be right on top of us meaning the bulk of the precipitation monday would be rain, could start as snow but mainly rain, so we're a little more worried about tomorrow, and because it could be a little more snow not get out of the 30s, so in addition to the cold air we have a mess of snow, sleet and freezing rain, we have a cold -- [indiscernible] 14 in the morning, 30 for a high. we have the mix which will turn to mainly run monday aftern

they have been brining. barbara: crash that knocked down a power pole under investigation right now. about 3:30 on hillsborough. the driver was not impaired and was not hurt. the road is open but the lights are out. john: fayetteville police authorities say damien boyd is accused of can iing hanni byrd. boyd was initially a person of interest. he was the last person seen with byrd on saturday. byrd's body was found tuesday. the prosecution is expected to rest today in the trial of a man accused of killing a raleigh mother. transfer i don't know smith is accused much killing melissa huggins-jones in 2013. the last witnesses for the prosecution took the stand thursday and will wrap,today. barbara: from wabc in new york city a fire at an industrial park in new jersey. firefighters working to put out the flames four were hurt but the victims are expected to recover. barbara: that is a crazy story. we are expecting snow. don: not yet. forecast is dry, cloudy and cold. in the 20's. by 9:00, 28. i don't anticipate

where they started loading up trucks with brine. states have to debris treat a lot of highways so as you can imagine it's a big job. 10,000 gallons of brine will be used to treat the road. all in anticipation of the coming weather. d.o.t. told me it's important drivers will be safe on the road. we spoke by phone. >> reporter: and d.o.t. told me once they are finished pretreating the roads with brine, they will go back home and come back around 3:00 tomorrow morning. their message to drivers ahead on eyewitness news starting at 6:00. for now reporting live in north charlotte alexa ashwell channel 9 eyewitness news. sweeping the midwest and northeast and expected to impact 100 million people. says central park hit zero degrees around 5:30 this morning and in washington, d.c. the storm could bring five inches of snow, sleet, and ice to the d.c. metro area. right now cms students are supposed to be in class tomorrow. it is a makeup day for last snow. of course we will let you know as soon as we hear from cms and surrounding counties abo

we've seen brine on all of the main roads that we've driven son so far this morning. we were on 440, 40, and 70, and now 795, everything looking good. we haven't seen any ice although it is cold enough if there is some water it will be frozen on those roads. so you want to keep that in mind when you're heading out and about this morning. so far things looking dry. we'll keep an eye more updates later on in the newscast. >> especially, thanks so much. whether it's snow, ice or storms you can take the latest conditions with you on the go if you've downloaded or brand new news appear. >>> breaking news raleigh police closed apart of hillsboro street after an early morning crash. >> the driver crashed around officers reopened the road around 4:15 this morning. >>> right now fayetteville police searching for an accused murder. investigators looking for boyd. he's facing murder and robbery charges. detectives say bird was shot in the head. >>> right now we've learn raleigh police still looking for at least one more suspect in the murder of a taxi driver of friends and co-wo

there is a lot of brine on the roads. that is a salt solution that they put down to stop the snow ask ice from sticking once it really starts to fall. we also want to show you some video this is the durham rescue mission from yesterday, they've been busy trying to get ahead of the storm. they say they've been full over capacity since they've gone into white flag mode. they let anyone in who needs a warm place to stay. so, again, lots winter weather we might see later on today. >> whether it's snow, ice or storms you can get the latest conditions on the go, down load the wncn news app. >>> raleigh police closed a part of hillsboro street after a crash. >>> right now fayetteville police searching for an accused murder. investigators looking for boyd. he's facing murder and robbery charges. police say he killed bird. officers found bird's body and detectives say he was shot in the head. >>> right now we've learned raleigh police looking for one more suspect in the murder of a taxi driver. officers found the 55-year old dead

we are told they have laid down 30,000 gallons of brine, also 20 tons of salt. ncdot said they started b rining the registered a. if requirements county,, primary roads with harvey point road and new hope road. as much as they have laid down, they tell me they have a lot of material left, 300 tons of salt, 800 tons of sand, and 5000 gallons of taurine they are nothing has fallen. we expect that to start in a little bit. we will be heading up closer to elizabeth city where officials are also working to treat the roads. we will work to get more information and how they are preparing. we will have that in the next half hour. >> good to hear about the preparations. ncdot has been working to stay ahead of the storm yesterday. >> crews have been laying down brine on interstates. >> north carolina highway patrol encourages you to be ready as the storm moves eatsst. >> you can expect traffic slowdowns because businesses and employers and schools are closing. >> i need to is in the traffic anita: glad to report we are not seeing too many problems. let's look at how thing

the crews have been brining to wrote -- the road. in fayetteville, you can see the roads are wet and they are getting some rain. we are coming up with the full details on the forecast. a traffic alert, a big traffic shift on the durham freeway. this is a live look at the area. southbound traffic on the durham freeway is being moved. avenue and ellis road. this is part of the east end connector project so expect the lane shift to last until june. john: a crash that knocked down a power pole in raleigh is under investigation at 3:30 a.m. this morning. police say the driver is not impaired it was not. the rows back open. we are coming together to help a disabled man whose ability to get around was stolen from him. our viewers have been calling mike leary and offering him support. a thief stole his car out of his driveway in east raleigh. he is -- his car is handicapped modified. it is the only car the single dad can drive to get his sons to school and get to his job at home depot. so far, it has not turned up and if you abc11.com would

they have started brining. meteorologist don schwenneker will have the latest forecast in a couple of minutes. a crash that knocked down a power pole in raleigh is under investigation. this was around 3:30 this morning on hillsborough street and i-440. the driver was not impared and was not hurt. the road is back open but traffic lights are out. and uber will have to give refunds to more than 25 million customers. this is to settle two lawsuits claiming uber misled customers about its safety procedures and fees. barbara: durham school board is appointing a task force to look into changing dress code when students were not allowed to wear african head wear to school. we are come to help a disabled man whose ability to get around was stolen. since the story aired viewers have been calling mike hraery and offering support. somebody stole his suzuki in raleigh. his car is handicap modified with hand controls for gas and brakes. it is the only car he can drive to get his sons to school and get to his job at home dep

of brine. it is dry out and that is you can see trucks running the beltline and we are not expecting a blizzard but people are taking the storm seriously. >> i've got a convenience store, so i feel like i have to get prepared. reporter: better to be prepared. the dot is getting ready to wrap up their effort for the day, saying they will halt efforts as we go into rush-hour. they're simply too much traffic on the interstate and it would slow down their efforts. anna: making room for the brining trucks. thank you. and n.c. state professor arrested -- he's been charged with embezzling thousands of dollars from three student andrea blanford is live and attorney today. reporter: we learned in court today that the former professor is accused of embezzling upwards of $73,000 from the student group he advised. without making a plea in court, his attorneys told the judge he is aware that he may have paid back some of the stolen money last thursday. he was brought into the courtroom and can't -- in handc

they were out in full force on saturday. 100,000 gallons of brine. despite all the prep work several schooled systems are delaying opening tomorrow in many people are preparing for what could be a messy monday morning. >>reporter: is coming our way. >> i have an 89-year-old father and 85-year-old mother. i will solve down the roads for them. for robert, winter might not be the end of shorts season but it does mean the end of him driving himself. >> i don't drive in it. i don't mind going to work in it . reporter: marvin says his wife feels the same way. >> driving me to work. reporter: the department of transportation as to floyd a fleet of trucks this weekend and is already don't more than 111,000 gallons of brine of the roadways to help with whatever comes our way overnight. you can see the roadways are wet from the dusting we got earlier. the governor's office weighing in on the weather. they are asking people to please follow the forecast in reminding us that state troopers will be keeping an eye on the road for any trouble spots and for anyone w

, i talked with the bill amons, the maintenance director in cumberland county, hopeful the brine would last until monday, that's the next expected storm. the rain basically washed that away. >> they will be busy putting more down. >>> most of the schools in rocky mount canceled classes, the winter weather fell short of some of their expectations. it did snow in rocky mount this afternoon. mostly flurryses little or no accumlation. this is u.s. 64, traffic was moving without problems, the highway patrol report nod weather related accidents in nash and edgecombe counties. if you have snow we would like to see it. share the photos and video, by using the reported feature on wral.com and the wral news app. >>> the president elect of the education affordable and accessible. margaret spellings outlined the plan. julie sims joins us with what spelling says about the road ahead. >> spellings described the challenges the system faces as complex and critical and for the first time publicly address teds criticism aimed at her. >> it is our privilege. >> reporter: she wished she hasn't gotten emot

are on tonight and into tomorrow, that salt brine solution of course stopped those first flakes from sticking to the road surface, a as we get ready for the morning rush hour. otherwise that was 309 at the turnpike. looking good downtown philadelphia here. in problems at all in or out of the city on the vine street expressway. good morning to wilmington delaware. ramps here for route one, i-95 all in good shape. nice quiet start to the morning rush hour. however, just keep in mind on i-95 we have construction zone and the ramp closures are still in effect. so southbound, i-95 on ramp from aramingo avenue still closed, and then the north bound i-95 on ramp from girard avenue still closed. they are working down the shore, of the atlantic city expressway right here by the toll plaza not that far from the farly interchange and just a heads up that falls bridge remains closed through april, the last week was week number one. so folks are starting to get use to it. this weekend was tough. but instead of the falls bridge we have to use city after new bridge to connect from one side of the s

. >> reporter: we're out here like they put some brine down on the roads. we are on 70 right now. it's looking good. we're not seeing any ice. there's no need to be alarmed if you're out driving around this morning but we did see some lines of brine out there. it looks like they did pretreat these roads because it is so cold and we may get a little rain a little later in the week. also area shelters waving their white flag and opening their doors. last night they launched operation rescue again. this means the shelter is open to anyone who needs a warm place to go. they'll feed you and give you some warm clothes so no one is out in the cold. people get some warm clothes and soup. as for these roads we're seeing there's definitely some brine on them but we're not seeing any icy conditions just yet. >> all right. >>> right now a state trooper and another driver recovering after a crash on i-40 in durham county. crews shut down the westbound lanes to clean the scene up. the trooper stopped to help two drivers that were in a separate crash and attracter trailer clipped another car and

we do have some white lines on the road, that is a brine, a salt solution that they put down so when it does ice and snow it hopefully doesn't stick to the roads and makes for a little bit easier driving when you're out and about this morning. so far we've been driving around clayton we were on 40 earlier, the belt line, we haven't seen any icing just yesterday but they do have that brine in place just in case. because it is so cold area shelters preparing. last night the durham rescue mission launched operation rescue that means they opened the doors to men and women who were without a warm place to go. they get a warm meal and also some warm clothes to help them out through the rest of the winter. as for the roads right now nothing yet but again, they do have that brine down to hopefully get ahead of that storm we may see later this >>> right now a state trooper and another driver recovering after a crash in i-40. crews shut down three westbound lanes for more than 3 hours to clean up that scene. investigators say that the trooper stopped to help two drivers who were in a separate

the streets have been brined earlier but we are still in the early stages of this. anybody who has any business downtown -- we are going past the carolina theatre -- it point but as you know the later it gets, the colder it gets, things could freeze. it is just very pretty right now. we will keep an eye on things throughout the day and let you know how conditions go. we will keep you informed as we roll through the entire city and county of durham, possibly in orange county where we expect to have snow, keeping an eye on that for you and making sure you know what is ahead. if you don't have to drive through this, we recommend that you don't. that's it for now from the storm chaser. key an eye on us and we will make sure you are informed about conditions in the durham and orange county area. john: even our southern counties are not being spared this time. fayetteville under that winter weather advisory. barbara: nicole carr is on alert there. what is happening where you are, nicole? good morning. barbara. not much happening in cumberland county but the in famousfamou

. >> the big difference is brine we didn't brine back then and we were out today all around the triangle and wake county alone we put doubt 68,000 gallons of salt brine and we careful and allow extra time. maybe you don't go out if you don't have to. and if you do go out, stay far behind the vehicle in front of you because if they start to spin out, they could take your car with them. >> that's bill reh reporting and stay on top of the weather by down loading the wncn app. look for it in the app store. >>> breaking news out of northeast raleigh war fire has damaged -- where a fire has damaged a apartment complex. it broke out at northridgecrossing destroying 4 apartments. the red cross is heading to the scene to help as many as 18 people who are now homeless. the cause remains under investigation. >>> attendance problems reported at a durham school tonightch the board is reporting a double digit drop school. targeting students. wncn mario boone has the story. >> reporter: well a lot of activity here at the durham public schools headquarters. the most significant development is the school

it looks like brine out there on the road. this is nash in downtown wilson. schools are on delay and closed in a lot of our eastern counties. 26 the current temperature at the airport. it's cold, beyond the fact we are going to have wintery precipitation. dew point is 4. that gives us the hint that the bands that come in early, may evaporate before they hit the ground. may look like there is something falling. we will talk you through that as the precipitation starts. 27 approximateboro. 26 rocky mount, 27 tarboro. southward, it's 25 in sanford, 27 southern pines. skies are fairly clear at the moment. we had the band that's up to the north, we have our next band in to the mountains, eventually closing the mountains and moving on here. the formation of the low, precipitation here, that will grow and sweep inland and start to affect folks closer to the coast. mid-morning, we start to the see precipitation creeping in, quickly, it changes to sleet and freengra. cumberland county and samson and wayne. more precipitation loops in, the whole thing shifts offshore,

driving about -- dropping about 1,100 gallons of brine. sand trucks will be out treating any slick spots. meanwhile people hit the local stores to stock up, anything you need to get your hands on. we visited a home depot that sold out of shovels, the store did have a good supply of salt left because they ordered an merged shipment for the storm. for many smaller stores that's not an option so they're just out of stock. so better safe than sorry. >> i don't know if you necessarily need the snow shovels in wake county but you're under the winter storm warning and this now extends until 7 a.m. tomorrow morning, two to four inches of snow and sleet there. now, the rest of us under a winter weather advisory and this includes all of our counties right along the 95 corridor. this is going to continue until 7 p.m. today actually. so we'll go ahead and get you your satellite radar composite and you can see the snow showers beginning to fall across the northeastern portions of our viewing area just updating around the wake county area we're starting

it's not cold air, recooling the air and brining in a wind shift. do is drive clouds across the

mecklenburg, stanley, and union counties will continue to monitor the forecast and the decision to brine roads in those counties will be made tomorrow. you can count on channel 9 to keep you updated on the changing system that's threatening to bring more snow. we'll send out alerts to your phone and also online if there are any major updates or school closures as well. >>> another big story tonight, stocks made huge gains on wall street. >> it's good news after five straight days of losses. the dow skyrocketed by about 300 today. the nasdaq gained 70. experts say a jump in oil prices helped to rally stocks today. oil prices have become a big part of how investors react on wall street. you're enjoying the cheap gas reporter jim bradley found out this might not help you in the long run. >> no question. anybody who's driving is seeing the savings when they fill up with gas prices like we see in charlotte. but it's a two edged sword. the lower oil prices are a big reason people are seeing drops

the state started brining roads this morning at 10:00 a.m. using 27 trucks just in mechlenburg county alone. they will come back in at 3:00 a.m. as for the city of charlotte, their crews have been working the past couple of days to brine bridges and overpasses along with hospital entrances and identified emergency locations. if roads get bad in the morning, at home. if you can't, take the advice of this man from the midwest. >> you can't do anything sudden. the car's going to do what it's going to do. so you just need to give it plenty of space and if something happens, don't try to make a quick move because the car's just going to go somewhere you don't want it to go. >> i actually just got a tour of this yard. there's lots of salt, lots of brine being made here. streets around 9:00. their best advice if you have to go in to work tomorrow morning which a lot of you probably will have, if you can just delay it, just a little bit, that will improve your chances of getting work -- to work safely, but of course at 11:00 we will bring you another

brine on roads. here is a look at the radar as that system you see out west approaches. the first alert weather team has you covered. we begin with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. when will it start? >> in parts of the area it will take a few hours, probably not until at least 8:00. and then it's going to be light and then the temperatures are going to be above freezing so initially it will melt. but the first alert goes from tonight into wednesday morning. this is an extended period of time, it's not going to be snowing constantly, there will be periods of snow. and at times low visibility. not all the time. the heaviest we think it's going to be late tuesday and into tuesday night. with the greatest chance of accumulation. and more very significant coastal flooding is likely. we have winter storm warning for the philadelphia aerks down through central delaware, the entire southern half of new jersey. nothing on the radar close by, but it's starting to make a little progress from the washington baltimore areas and some of that is not reaching the ground.

crews pumped thousands of gallons of brine solution into tanks that are loaded on the backs of trucks. the mixture of salt-and-water is sprayed onto interstates... so a coating was in place before the first flakes. 3 0300 "the forecasted amount is not as much as the previous storm, but in anticipation of the adverse weather that's coming in we're trying to take a more proactive approach." 0309 once the brine is sprayed, crews stand-by, ready to bring out the plows, salt and sand trucks once the snow starts sticking. 3 3 stay with news for the most up-to-date information on the winter storm. you can find the latest forecasts and school closings on wlos dot com. you can also go to our website to sign up for text alerts ... for weather, closings, and traffic.. we will also post updates on facebook and twitter. 3 3 3 in this morning's newsreel... this winter storm is also across the country. at least 30 people were hurt when their charter bus rolled on its side on a snowy interstate in connecticut. six of the injured are in critical condition. the icy roads also hampered efforts to get th

they put down brine overnight. here's an example of the 42 freeway, rain hit your windshield but turns quickly to water when it hits ground surface for the moment. the here's a live look at i-95, poor visibility here down in delaware. this is i-95 just south of the wilmington. expect a arrival and departure delays if you get out of town this weekend. check with the airline at philly international. market frankford and broad street subway. they are running those night owl buses until 5:00 o'clock. or wise mass transit off to a good start, first trains out of the gate they are all lined up at 30th street station but watch for slippery spots the on the platforms, boarding and exiting the buses and sidewalks especially the old brick sidewalks down here in center city. the chris, back over to you. >>> let's stay with this. jersey shore will take the brunt of the latest round of wintry weather. we will continue with team coverage with steve keeley heading to the coast. steve, you are down the shore at this point. >> repo

on saturday they had 70 trucks brining thousands of miles of state roads. at this time the d.o.t. is anticipating it wintry mix to last until the wednesday morning rush, leaving drivers uncomfortable in this condition. >> i'm not driving so i am good. that the only thing i do not do. i don't drive in it but i don't mind going to work in it. reporter: in total just this week and the d.o.t. has spread more than 111,000 gallons of brine, all in hopes of making your morning drive a little easier. i'm angelica alvarez. heather: eyewitness news will be covering this winter weather all morning long. we will be helping you prepare for the worst spots in the road with reporters spread across the triangle in fayetteville. joel: in durham a man taken to the hospital after an argument police say the man only managed to walk one block after being shot in the leg and groin. it's off holloway street. he is injuries do not appear to be serious. officers have not yet found the family -- heartbroken family thinks an app is responsible for the personal tragedy. joel: spreading the love on this valen

so head out before it's too >>> officials in danville said they began treating the roads there with brine on friday. the decision was made to start early because the frigid temperatures we saw this weekend could have caused that brine to freeze. it takes crews ten hours to pretreat all of the main thorough thoroughfares. we'll keep you updated. and you can stay update at wset.com. >>> tonight a campbell county family is dealing with unspeakable tragedy after a car accident last night left a couple and a 1-year-old baby dead. courtney wheaton spoke to a relative in an interview that you'll only see tonight on abc-13. >> reporter: i spoke to family members who say they're trying to deal with the three loved ones at once. according to police, a single vehicle accident happened at 10:00 last night on waterlick road near leesville road. it was driving at a high rate of speed when it hit an micalynn arthur white, kylin, died at the scene. >> i think that he would want to be remembered as the person that was always there for his family, even with some of the the decisions he made. they weren't a

officials in danville say they began treating the roads there with brine on friday. we're told the decision was made to start early because the frigid temperatures we've seen this weekend could have caused that brine to freeze. it takes crews an average of three hours to pretreat the thorough fares. >> just a short time ago, first responderers here in lynchburg had to deal with their first weather-related crash. they say a woman slid off the road and her car burst into flames. it happened just before 9:00 p.m. on route 460 between campbell avenue and chandler mountain road. the driver slipped off the the woods and her car caught on fire. the woman was ininjured. the left lane of 460 westbound was closed but all lanes have since reopened. >>> new at 11:00, an explosion in bedford county sent two people to the hospital this weekend. fire crews responded to rexford drive. there was an explosion in a shed there and two people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the bedford county fire marshal is investigating. >> tonight we're learning more abo

and anything that was brined is a-okay for driving this morning. you might have a little problem on some sidewalks or side streets but honestly most of the area pretty passable at this point. and then we go into the daytime period and you can see he that between now and 9:00 there are some snow showers possible especially south of philadelphia. up until noon more of the same. not snowing everywhere all at once today certainly. by 3 o'clock a little bit more snow coming through. look at how it's changing to rain down south. temperatures are going to be by 3 o'clock into the mid to upper 30's across the region, so snow showers during the day will hopefully keep most roads just wet. the change might be after we get past dinner hour when the numbers begin to dip and we still have some of these nighttime snow showers around. they could produce at least some slushy road conditions, maybe some slick spots later tonight. now in the overnight hours we expect this snow to really taper off and by tomorrow morning we're looking at just flurries and maybe some

crews pumped thousands of gallons of brine solution into tanks that are loaded on the backs of trucks. the mixture of salt-and-water is sprayed onto interstates... so a coating was in place before the first flakes ever flew. 3 0300 "the forecasted amount is not as much as the previous storm, but in anticipation of the adverse weather that's coming in we're trying to take a more proactive approach." 0309 once the brine is sprayed, crews stand-by, ready to bring out the plows, salt and sand trucks once the snow starts sticking. 3 3 3 stay with news for the most up-to-date information on the winter storm.. you can find the latest forecasts and school closings on wlos dot website to sign up for text alerts for weather, closings and traffic.. we will also post updates on facebook and twitter. 3 3 3 new this morning... the former board of elections director in macon county is back behind bars. this is the new mug shot of kim bishop. she is currently being held in the buncombe county jail without bond. the jail lists her as a federal inmate. on february first, she pleaded guilty in federal c

the dot have already started preparing, you can see the brine on the roads. we've seen all of these major roads have been brined some of them look like they've had a couple passes over them so they are ready for any snow we may be seeing this morning. we will continue to follow these road conditions and we will bring you more updates on the news as we get them. reporting live this morning, i'm emma wright. back to you. >> whether it's snow, ice or storms you can track the latest conditions with you on the go, download our new appear. it is free. >>> fayetteville police investigators looking for boyd who's now facing murder and robbery charges. police say he killed bird. officers found bird's body tuesday morning and say he was shot in the head. >>> we learned raleigh police still looking for one more suspect in the murder of a taxi driver. friends and coworkers came out to honor him yesterday. two men charged with his had murder. friends believe the men called the taxi to rob him saying he was shot over just $13. >>> durham public schools sending a message to

are safe as possible for drivers that includes newport news worker started pre treating roads with brine solution tonight crews are ready to start spreading salt and sand mixture on city streets when the snow begins to fall that will help to improve traction on loose surfaces. a spokeswoman for the dot says its crews are prepared to treat roadways and interstates is needed the doc did not do any kind of pre treatment for this storm as because crews put down brine solution before we had snow on friday and the solution still is on the roads remember matter how much pre treating or treating is done crews do those treatments but there still could be icy patches where you are driving and we will the storm system overnight before you head out the door tomorrow you can check in with thirteen years now at daybreak. ashley smith will have a look at road conditions craig muller will keep you up to date on weather conditions as the storm moves across the area our coverage begins at four thirty am. doesn't the law enforcement officers converged on a home in newport news today after police found susp

brine on the roads. coming in at 7:00. telling drivers to suit every street is slippery because the ground will be cold. there will still be slick spots. the files are ready to go, and they cannot tell anything unless there is an opportunity latest. they will fall in sand. i wish to you be careful. schools let out two hours early. still doing ok. said it back to you. >> we are trying to give you different views of what is happening out there. one of the ways we do that is having a camera mounted safely on the dashboards. >> we have a lot more bad spots. the best way to give you an idea what is going on around hampton roads. the crashes causing the biggest delays. 64 westbound around tidewater drive. the other one causing the problems is to 64 westbound around 64. you have heavy traffic on 264 heading downtown. this is the crash i was talking about. tidewater drive, causing problems, and this is in the distance. 264-64, causing big delays as well. caps on westbound, but super bad. >> visibility not too bad. i do everything

everybody put down the brine new jersey dot, dell dot and penndot, they have the salt crews out there, waiting in the wings as mike mentioned. it is not a plowable situation but it will be slippery nonetheless. the as we look live downtown all of the bridges have speed restrictionness play, couple accidents north on the freeway heading in toward the black horse pike. also a crash on the new jersey turnpike, north bound at exit number six, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> bob and sue they are talking about the jersey shore might get the most accumulation so lets get to steve. >> he is down there in atlantic city, hi there steve. >> reporter: mike, i don't know if you saw complete forecast before you went to bed, one to 4 inches of snow but two to 5 million mentions of the phrase and news speak jargon i-95 corridor. i think we are halfway through both right now. by the way we are at taj mahal and there is a name you don't see much in the news these days, um, and that is only spot where you'll see the full letters trump because it seems on every other sign the lights are out and it d

see the stripes there, here on nash street dwilson, hoping that that brine will melt the ice. remember years back, if you happened to be around, we had a half inch of snow and the roads had not been treated and it locked down the city. the situation is similar here, that kind of set up. cold temperatures right before it. again, that brine is going to help that situation for us this afternoon. dew point right now is 4. it's very dry. initial bands coming in will probably evaporate but we'll start to see some of that snow reaching the ground. 19 in south hill. 28 in roxboro. 30 in smith field. around clinton and fayette ville, more of a mix than it will be snow. there it is. that big band of snow that is creating that put few scene back there in knoxville. this piece is moving eastward and that will help energize the low developing offshore. as the low wraps the moisture back across our area, you will see a bit of precipitation. you can watch that happening here on future cast. we start here at 8:00 a.m., all quiet, still quiet at 11:00. don't worry if you are still not seeing a

i also saw the salt brine down charlotte. now the other thing we're keeping our eye on, charlotte-mecklenburg schools are monitoring the weather potential for winter weather, priority. the school district has to make sure bus routes and parking lots are clear of ice. that was the problem last month when we got hit with freezing rain, cms was criticized for not clearing the areas. children were out for a couple days and that could happen again if this weather moves in the way it should move in, cms is focused on that, student safety is their no. 1 priority. we're focused on it as well and we'll watch the roads as d.o.t. crews prep the highways and streets that have the bigger problems before we get the winter weather in the weekend and next week. reporting out here live outside uptown charlotte, mark davenport, wbtv on your side. >> christine: breaking overnight the red cross is assisting a family of five forced out of their amount by a fire in southwest charlotte. this happened early this morning on fallon farm road near work

officials employed crews in the foothills to treat the roads with brine. in charlotte, local d.o.t. started brining as early as head out again sunday. >> usually we have one big snow and everyone moves on with their life, and it's just weird that we keep having snow. present report i reached out to officials to see if we should expect school closures or delays. i have not heard back but we'll keep you updated on 9 and on air throughout the night. >> and you can track the winter storm any time right on your phone with our wsoctv weather app, free for android and google devices. >>>ed it, hundreds of families are relieved to have their heat back on after crews installing google fiber cut a gas line. >> you know, one of the coldest nights, it's not the funnest >> this is the second time this week that a google contractor cut a line. so we looked into why. tina? >> reporter: a spokesman for piedmont gas said they didn't know what caused the line to go down exactly but some people went out service this morning. >> we were thinking we can't go all night long without heat. >> reporter: but

we have seen a lot of dot trucks out here salting and sanding and putting down the brine. the wake county dot says they've put down 100,000 gallons it hasn't made a huge difference. you can see where it's melted but it's definitely so if you do have to be out and about this morning you do want minutes and some distance between the cars in front of you so if you do start to slip and slide you can hopefully avoid an accident. reporting live for now i'm emma wright, wncn news. our coverage continues this morning. we're going to head over to orange county that's where we find wncn's justin quesinberry. i know you said some of the side streets treacherous. >> yeah, it's really bad on the side roads that haven't been treated like what we see here on the interstate and even this on ramp right here which is really just wet right now. but yeah, it's a solid sheet of ice really on these back roads at least that's what i experienced in the few miles that it took me to get here to this location. you can see we've got plenty of snow on most of it fell last night. and that started left

they have put down that salt brine solution so we are ready for first flakes coming our way. no problems on the vine expressway coming in or out of the city. because of the holiday pretty much work crews are none in existent last night. that is good news to start our monday morning. the falls bridge still closed that long term project they want to use city after new bridge instead. new traffic pattern developed over the weekend if you are coming in or heading in to south jersey along the 42 freeway in the area of 295 and old bellmawr, new jersey. all of the mass transit systems are using a modified/holiday schedule. make sure you check the schedule before you head out there because it is cold, standing on the bus corner, chris and lauren, back to you. >>> the frigid temperatures are leaving some buildings encased in ice this happened after a major fire fight in frankford that fire reached six alarms, destroyed businesses, jennifer joyce at the scene what two days later, jen? >> reporter: nearly three hours after this fire started you can see fire fighters still on the scene h

they want to tell the drivers, assume every street is slippery because it is cold and the brine could help but there could slick spots. we haven't seen any problems. we've seen snow sticking to the grassy services but with the cold temperatures, you have to be careful with where you're going because the brine only works in some spots so you have to be aware of that. anita: more ahead at 6:00 as we check the roads around the area we'll check around with the reporters in the south side and north carolina. tom: if you have thoughts of spring, check out h.r. spring.com including coastal we'll be right back. tom: a live look at super doppler 10 radar exit stage right. it is a glancing blow from old man winter. don has a look at a cold weekend coming up in a few minutes. first, we continue with live reports throughout the region. first on the outer banks where we get a storm, people get nervous. anita: it won't be like the how are we looking tonight? >> reporter: not as bad tonight as last week but a different kind of storm. we're in the southern shores and we saw heavier snowfall earlier t

barbara: breaking news one showing you the brine on the roads. john: good morning, carolina, welcome on friday february 12. 5:00 and 28 degrees outside. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. we have school closings and delays to pass along.

past a couple penndot crews who are putting down the brine. i it the looks like a fork in the road and squirted the hose on the schuylkill expressway, blue route getting ready for whatever comes our way later on today but attempts hanging in there at 39 degrees, so we're in good shape. falls bridge remains closed to vehicle traffic for the next month or so and everybody using the city avenue bridge as the alternate and we're in good shape on mass transit except market frankford and subway using shuttle buses until 5:00. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> happening today a philadelphia woman will learn her faith the faith for the role in the a attack of the gay couple in center city. >> this case has captured national attention. steve keeley is on it the from the criminal justice center. >> reporter: "good day philadelphia" will talk to the noted defense lawyers who make their living at the criminal justice center. say while possible it is highly doubtful knott will get a jail sentence. one, two men charge with her got sentenced to just pr

they threw that brine down early. this is north bound i-95 coming up from the delaware state line right here near chichester, three or four vehicles all off on what would be grass here heading north bound heading up toward the airport. coming out of the north east we have normal delays southbound, we have ramp closures on aramingo and girard. bridges are fine. the mass transit has no delays. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> we have a suv up on the sidewalk. bullets every where. this is in chester. >> this is keystone road. dave kinchen is live with the details, dave. >> reporter: still a very active scene on the 1200 block of keystone road. let the me show you what is going on here. police investigating a shooting that involved a vehicle that jump the curve we're told, delaware county d.a.'s office is on the scene here now. police have not said much, as of yet, but family members, emotional family members, tell me that two men were driving in that vehicle that jump the curve when shots suddenly rang out. they say