in what he hopes will bring more than just transparency to elizabeth city. chief eddie buffaloe / c0026 18:25 "we did have a complaint that came in..." last august 9 started to wear body cameras. "the alleged complaint that came in on the officer he was actually wearing one of the field test body cameras and we dispelled it within minutes."18:37 cheif department in elizabeth city. chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0024 12:09 "it would be an eye-witness to the actual investigation." 12:14 beyond that he says cameras like these serve a purpose in court. chief eddie buffaloe / the defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40 wednesday chief buffaloe announced the purchase of cameras for 40 of his officers. with it, policy on how the cameras should work. elizabeth city police c0024 09:43 "any law enforcement action by that officer the body they can ask for the officer to turn it off.. however officers can't explain video lapses, it could trigger an investigation. (matt) now its been more than

we will continue to watch the snow in elizabeth city. we will have another update from you coming up for you at 5:30. >> in chesapeake, so far the roads look pretty good. we are seeing a truck come by here behind us. thus no is sticking to the grass, and no drivers are having problems. 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 aro

thirteen is now reporter jimmy lee is live for us in elizabeth city well it started snowing out here around one o'clock this afternoon at first it was coming down really hard and fast but as you can see right now it has really slowed down and we know he could see on your screen but we're getting some really really light flurries out here right now so this is pretty much all we got today maybe about an inch of snow and take a look at the roadway they look really really good right now but could prove to be different because the pavement in sweat and we could get a re freeze a couple of puppies from the inside and hibernate for the folks in elizabeth city are ready for the meanwhile public works crews are loading up both of their salt trucks to help melt snow and ice but if we get more than four inches enough to have contact with on call and we can give them a call and they'll be all ready to come out mrs yesterday and cdot pre treated the roads impassable tank and in current top counties with the lives of a city street superintendent doug davis says they're prepared for the re freeze o

we're told crews will continue to monitor roads into the overnight hours in elizabeth city. roads into the overnight we drove down here from norfolk around 7 tonight certainly accumulations on grassy areas, but major roadways heading down here looked ok at that hour. route 17 wasn't iced over from what we observed. tom, back to you. of course -- one of our biggest concerns tonight is what's happening with the roads. 10 on your side's liz palka is live in virginia beach. liz, what are the roads looking like where you are? tom - we have driven from the southside - to the peninsula - and now back again. we have not had any problems driving around. so we wanted to give you another angle. show you the roads from the perspective of someone who is working to keep them clear. virginia beach public parkway. c41 17:33:10 - i started this shift early this morning. but ive been out here virginia beach and much of hampton roads saw friday. instead, kirby and other crews are focused on preventing black ice. c41 17:33:47 - we're trying to keep the roads from icing over we're trying to trea

coming up, the charges he now faces. " im matt gregory in elizabeth city where the police department says this small camera in transparency as well as evidence. that story coming up." this is where a major symposium will happen tomorrow addressing violent crime in hampton roads. im brandi cummings in hampton with why you should plan to be here. i'm dl with the story of a norfolk police officer who's been going out of his own pocket to help homeless in need. now he has a way that you can help. first at 4: the weather. chill. it's just going to keep meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center. tonight: increasing clouds with a small snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle pe

city. now the winds not too bad this morning but they will be picking up as we head throughout the day but they will continue at the north and northeast and so that means another cold day in store with a lot of clouds will see those winds picking up as we head into the afternoon we'll talk about the seven day forecast coming up and was one of those rain chances just for in just a few minutes john r i thanks asia. well while you were sleeping. officials from south korea agreed to begin talks with washington on the possible deployment of u s missile defense system this comes just one day after a controversial missile launch by north korea north korea insisted the rocket was carrying a satellite that critics think the launch was an attempt to test ban technology designed to strike america the us and japan as for an emergency meeting of the un security council today to discuss north korea's action only on thirty news now the grandmother of an accused murder opens up police say sean hunter shot

jenny lee joins us from elizabeth city see it snowing pretty hard and fast here in elizabeth city but as far as the roads go to actually look pretty good right now you can see just how much has accumulated by looking at the grassy areas where the snow was actually sticking but as far as the roads go once the snow hits the pavement. justin immediately melts. that's because and cdot was out here yesterday pre treating these roads with brine which is simply just a mixture of water and salt. now once this snow does actually start to stick to these roadways publics works public works will send both of their salt trucks out to the bridges and overpasses person and the primary and secondary roadways until the city actually has a brand new salt truck that got just a couple of years ago before that it only had one a salt truck to cover the entire city so as you can imagine his new truck has really been a great help for them over the past couple of years now as far as supplies go until they had plenty of sand and salt to but if we run out for some reason and cdot has backup supplies for then yo

same thing for elizabeth city. it will take a little while for things to moisten up, and that it will start to accumulate on the ground. you have the best chance of seeing the snow in northeast north carolina. ground, again, it is dry, but short term. middle peninsula, same case. while. we had a reporter in langley in newport news reporting some news. just some flurries for you. northern neck, too. eventually, the bigger area of snow off to the west will try to accumulations. the computer models are picking up on the dry air, but there will be pockets where it does. that bigger area of snow makes virginia beach by 3:00. definitely a lot of snow falling then. maybe touching the peninsula. this is what we are concerned about. scattered snow showers but wrapping up after that, drying out overnight. dry tomorrow, too, but it will be cold and windy. highs in the low 30's, wind chill's in the teens, even in the afternoon. one inch to two inches possible to the south. two inches to four inches possible in north carolina.

continue to monitor roads into the overnight hours in elizabeth city. we drove down here from norfolk around 7 tonight -- snow can be spotted on the sides of roads - as you can see here -- there are certainly accumulations on grassy areas, but major roadways heading down here looked ok at that hour. route 17 wasn't iced over from what we observed. tom, back to you. former virginia governor jim gilmore has suspended his campaign for the white house. the long-shot candidate jumped into the crowded race in july. he received 133 votes in the new hampshire primary -- and just 12 in the iowa caucuses. gilmore says he will support whoever the republican party chooses candidate for november. in a tweet, he says he will do all he can to make sure that person will keep us safe. gilmore was the only contender with military experience. this was his second bid for the presidency, he ran briefly in 2007. with gilmore dropping out, six republicans remain. they are businessman donald trump, florida senator marco rubio, texas senator ted cruz, retired neurosurgeon ben c

other schools being considered are elizabeth city state, winston stale yes, ma'am and unc pembroke. >>> greg fishel will tell us how long it stays warm. new at 6 wral investigates a battle between the state and a dentist who had part of a pregnant women. >> and tonight on our news a [cheering] >> this woman won a million dollars in the north carolina education lottery second chance the fresh start she is gethrsfrt sodscothtilenrtmeromo t re ll anditalf wguro ce msmfrti st funve ct a eitofnaaratun bireigenut ve d. an ks do wt y itt nkt e stt wmo nnow ntnoarcudece. >>er tthex con>> l.thalt t o al u hahevevetshein attoreolentwde s ytal bu sfafr anli t l igencoldonpr ros w eepirdt ade te w rd vly anlonshewir ouer. d t wimpghat igic p anwnettyctthft ouss ev tothe meh.nos 0ssongleomg slicfrd atyofrs aivngthe ea ffg erthweis mni e sst inag rag no d y rnanmid af n be mod cad esuc io 'sll quan stann lmed ngteor>>hith inotri toliot at9 . depone e dice thre an

elizabeth city police are investigating a deadly crash near elizabeth city state university. it happened around 1:40 this morning on halstead boulevard. they say 35-year-old jason guglielmini ran off the road and into a tree. investigators say he crashed into the brick wall surrounding campus. at this point, they believe speed played a factor. all new tonight. a group spent the afternoon protesting the virginia beach police department. the mother of india kager and her supporters demonstrated outside the 7-eleven on lynnhaven parkway today. that's the intersection near salem road -- where police opened fire last year on the vehicle 35-year-old angelo perry sitting in. their them but was not hurt. police say perry shot at them before they returned fire. kager's mother, gina best, tells us police had no right to open fire on the car while her daughter and the baby were inside. police tell us they had perry under surveillance because they connected him to a homicide in the green run area last year. as officers approached him september 5th, they say he started shooting. last nigh

in elizabeth city. elise brown thirteen years now. well no snow here but a lot of went along the oceanfront. check out the skyview at the dq on seventeen and atlantic you can see the wind kicking up the lame stuff lawson has more on how long these windy conditions will last well we're going to continue to see some gusty weather for the next several days that's part of the reason we have in the cold air come and take some wind to get that air at a candidate and down here across the east coast right now wore little hint of a flurry up there on king's dominion. we're also seeing a couple hints of a little bit of flurry activity. riley and especially down the south and a little bit trying to fill least are starting to sort of bubble up a little right near the state line of virginia and north carolina will see a very light couple snowflakes there as well. let's talk about the wind chills though the wind obviously makes it feel even colder than the actual air temperature and by this evening. it's going to feel like the lower to mid twenties

you're look a live look at highway 344 here in elizabeth city. for the most part, a minimal impact on drivers today. further to the right is highway 17. you can see cars driving with very little trouble along highway 17 as we come back here, it is the overpasses like this one over highway 17 that d.o.t. crews tell me they are most worried about. they could freeze over with the frigid temperatures we have tonight. we have about 2 inches of snow on the ground. ncdot crews tell me they will be out all night long monitoring whatever could possibly by on the road. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. chris: i'm chris horne outside of the wavy studios and i can tell you that the snow has all we're seeing one flake every 10 seconds but if your car was parked all day, you might want to clear it off. the streetselveses street services are wet. the crews went out this afternoon when the snow started and conditions back then were worse than they are now. they are poised to deal with whatever they need to keep the secondary roads clear with 1,500 tons of sand an

over the next couple months, elizabeth city police will start using body cameras. officers believe they will help with transparency -- and will be rolling during interactions with the public. the chief hopes it could help clear up any questions in court. "chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40" the department says it's purchasing 40 cameras. the chief also says anyone who is in a can ask police to turn the camera off. new tonight -- virginia may pump the brakes on a speeding law. the senate has passed a bill to change the reckless driving code. right now, it says law enforcement can charge people for going 81 in a 70-mile- per-hour zone. that means drivers going only 11 over the speed limit may still get slammed. the bill would make the threshold for reckless driving 85-miles-per-hour. supporters say it helps balance an earlier bill that raised some speed limits to 70 in the commonwealth. prison officials in the commonwealth could soon turn to the electric

i doubt today's weather created problems on the road and elizabeth city a viewer share this picture of the school bus trying to get through a flooded street. don't forget you can get your senior pictures to us by mailing it to us to send it to share at wbc top of a firefighter say the weather slowed them down a bit as they responded to a house fire were told the flames started in a bedroom at home on mendelssohn court in ocean lakes fire fighters got the residents and their pets out safely be exact cause of that fire still under investigation were told but investigators think it was accidental. the reunion of a vet and his long lost love is almost here. it's a reunion many of you how to make happen through the go fund me campaign we told you about norwood thomas is set to leave for australia this weekend he said somewhat large gallery before taking off as a pretty incredible story here in norwood thomas courted oyster end and fell in love before the parachute into normandy as part of the d day invasion. they've been separated by decades and oceans only see each other for the first time

city but everybody else up a few degrees anywhere from two to four five one point bc there was seven notices we go through the overnight hours this evening down to near forty by seven pm but with the wind it'll feel like the thirties will feel like freezing by nine pm and then after that things actually get a little bit better temperatures go up a degree or two and it looks like it'll be in the lower forties by the time a lot of you wake up tomorrow so how warm and again how long is that last details coming up my pace as whether restaurants and entertainment for jimmy beaches town center is one of the busiest places in the city on a friday night with a live look. but lately there are growing safety concerns in that area thieves broke into dozens of cars in the last week now the city is stepping up efforts as to keep things safe marcella robertson has more early tuesday morning a rash of car break ins at town center the scary nearly thirty cars vandalized some had windows smashed and being stolen right but how someone got away with breaking that many car windows with no one noticing h

basketball team defeated elizabeth city state university. credit is given to them for the kickoff of the ciaa tournament. >> golden balls. and that powerful storm system moving towards the carolinas caused damage in louisiana. alex giles is live in the alert center with video. louisiana. this is recent video of this afternoon bad damage reported in parts of louisiana according to cbs news this is from prairieville. no reported injuries that is good. but bad thing... look at the damage. there have been reports of tornadoes. and officials are investigating trying to confirm whether or not a funnel cloud touched down in the state. and there are downed power lines in several areas. that is some nasty stuff. no injuries have been reported so far out there. >> thank you. and looks like we have strong winds headed our way. we will track that system. thomas keeping a close eye and this thing has lots of layers to it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. there is a lot of concerns on the table with this. we have a strong wind field and flood potent

he's a four year old unsolved murder case in elizabeth city for the first time we're hearing new details about who police are happened selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and delivering them at the original mattress factory we take a straightforward approach. we have eliminated the extra steps and created a direct line from our factory to you. cyberbullying is on every parents worry less so how our moms and dads suppose to watch for the impact on their kids more turns out there's some high tech help abc's megan hughes tells us more shipley elementary school in harpers ferry west virginia these third graders already have stories about being cyber bullied. i was kind of kind of sad because he was constant pain that was a little depressed after that you wouldn't believe that reading eric's high school senior in teen pageant winner lexi open shot help students resisted an urge that one the sets out on retaliate experts say chil

jeff we want to head to elizabeth city now jimmy lee tweeted this picture around three o'clock this afternoon you can see snow covering live to jimmy now see just how much snow has fallen and how people they're dealing snow isn't nearly as heavy as it was a few hours ago when i tweeted out that photo you can see how much has accumulated by looking at the snow is sticking by got maybe about an inch out here but take a look at these roadways they look really good right now that because then the deity was out here yesterday pre treating the roadways with brine but that could be a very different story later tonight when the temperatures begin to draw the snow coming down fast and was of a city not go anywhere and do anything to watch now as folks rushed to the store to get with the new the public works crews were gearing up for the possibility of two to four inches of snow. open the gates out from top and put sand in it and then we put our salt on top and we have a conveyor belt on the inside that turns and we have the spray got hooked on the bank two years ago the city bought this old truck to h

details on the scary moments in our hospital staff stop the gunman upgrades for the elizabeth city police department here how officers hope body cameras will change their investigations for the better and coming up and six construction delays on the chaos and northern virginia hospital when a patient started shooting inside the building. the man opened fire in reston just west of washington d c police say around one thirty this morning a man from loudon county came to the hospital with a self inflicted gunshot wound he shot a locked door and broke it and then walked into the hospital started shooting again. security staff convince them and put down the weapon ban doctor started trading. that's us you only are his numbers a gunshot wound to the ones you have the chance to earn her the story then move on to other patients told the man is recovering tonight no one else was hurt police have not fire at that hospice veterans in virginia i can begin to sign up to receive some legal services for free in december attorney general mark herring announced the launch of several clinics across the sta

city and hampton up seven but west point reporting nineteen degrees lower twenties up on the eastern shore so skies are clear it is chilly out there again the winds are lighter away from the coast that's why the temp has gotten so cold this morning exemptions back of lower to mid thirties and then into the low forties as we head into the afternoon. i think afternoon highs right around forty six at the airport but it will be a little warmer and one will see partly sunny skies a good looking day waiting to see the weekend it's gonna be awesome i'll say more about that coming up in a moment right now getting an early look at the berkeley bridge here's ashley good morning good morning cracking as we head to the brooklyn bridge into sixty four a physical guard cameron allen the good news to kick off right now we're taking a look the berkeley bridge onto sixty four west just about a minute or so ago. traffic was backed up all the way to city hall avenue because we had a bridge lift at the berkeley you can see though everything is now moving about seeing major delays out there so again we d

just south of elizabeth city. i down to the outer banks also eating ten starting to transition over to rain and then some mixed precipitation over to a husky. so this is all associated with an area of low pressure that we've been tracking it will continue to strengthen off the southeast coast and then head off to really this area of high pressure that sort of blocking that moisture for moving over and crossing the virginia north carolina virginia border as we head through the rest of the morning waxing is a lot of them leashed or confined to north carolina as we start to approach the afternoon we moisture crossing over the virginia north carolina border to the southside virginia beach chesapeake will start again and again on a few showers by this hours again mainly for the sound side but the finance laws of the middle commence an eastern shore so mainly dry by that point and again if you live farther than one or even farther to the north you're less likely to see rain today so not everyone will be dealing with sho

city when the worst of the storm is expected. i'll have a look at how crews plan on keeping these roads clear and the snow is falling down here in dare county coming up a live report on the conditions (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. it's the medical examiner is working to identify a body found in newport news police told us about the gruesome discovery last night a woman was walking her dog when she noticed the body behind builder sleeve middle school the body was a woman and there were no obvious signs of trauma. tomorrow there's another effort to help a community devastated by recent murder suicide a benefit dinner in honor of the dooley family is planned for tomorrow. six members of that family were killed last month the benefit will take

city. we have much warmer than normal temperatures with us. a bit of wind, too. the wind is coming out of sxsw so it is not that bitterly cold wind we would often see in february. wind is at 17 and raleigh, out of the southwest at 18 and fayetteville, 13 in greenville, gusting 2225. it's a blustery afternoon but a warmer blustery afternoon. here's a look at future cast thanks through the afternoon. so. the upper 60s. it does stay mild tonight. we take it from midnight on out to 7 am. were this morning, mid 50s -- mid 50s in the south. himself coming back up to 70, temperatures almost hold study. lunchtime, still mid-30s, probably, the triangle to mid 50s, might get a little warmer down south. clinton and fayetteville up into the mid-60s. we have this warm air that is just to our south. that's where it's going when it leaves here. then it's going to start to push back across the area during the day on wednesday. our highest climb back into the 60s. so this front is just going to move back an

over the next couple months, elizabeth city police will start using body cameras. officers believe they will help with transparency -- and will be rolling during interactions with the public. the chief hopes it could help clear up any questions in court. "chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0024 8:30 "this was evidence that the offier could use as well as the the defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40" the department says it's purchasing 40 cameras. the chief also says anyone who is in a non-criminal situation can ask police to new tonight. a proposal to build a new field house in chesapeake is on hold. city council says it wants a committee to take a closer look at the plan. councilman roland davis says he'd like to see an indoor facility-- with turf fields and basketball courts somewhere in the chesapeake square area. he says it would be similar to a facility in virginia beach. new tonight -- virginia may pump the brakes on a speeding law. the senate has passed a bill to change the reckles

it is 63 in wilmington, 61 in greenville, 57 elizabeth city. our air is coming from down here continuing to push warm air up into the region. timing, watch that trend by the came through this morning, producing wind damage, knocking down trees. and you see those counties that flashed by in yellow? that is where we have the severe thunderstorm warnings, everything from wake county all the way to pitt county north carolina which is where greenville is. a lot of our counties in the eastern part of the viewing area went under those warnings. and we did have lots of trees down with this. all of the precipitation is over now, except for this last will roll through this evening and overnight tonight. bringing us a chance of showers in the morning. here we are at 1:00 with that last little band of cloud cover that moves on out. beautiful afternoon and a clear evening. and then some snow starts to develop around boone, they will see snow out of this but as it moves eastward into this warmer air, we will see cloud cover and some showers, that those cloud

elizabeth city police are investigating a deadly crash near elizabeth city state university. it happened around 1:40 yesterday morning on halstead boulevard. they say 35-year-old jason guglielmini ran off the road and into a tree. investigators say he crashed into the brick wall surrounding campus. at this point, they believe speed played a factor. thousands came to say goodbye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. his funeral was yesterday morning at the basilica of the national shrine of the immacualte conception. scalia's longtime friend and colleauge justice clarence thomas spoke at the service, reading a passage from the book of romans. his son, delivered mass for his father. he told a story about how his father almost came to him for that evening was not that i'd been hearing confessions, but that he had found himself in my confessional line. and he quickly departed it. as he put it later, 'like heck if i'm confessing to you.' the feeling was mutual." justice scalia died while on a trip to texas last week. president obama is expected to name his successor on the supr

we are working elizabeth city police are investigating a deadly crash near elizabeth city state university. it happened around 1:40 yesterday morning on halstead boulevard. they say 35-year-old jason guglielmini ran off the road and into a tree. investigators say he crashed into the brick wall surrounding campus. at this point, they believe speed played a factor. thousands came to say goodbye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. his funeral was yesterday morning at the basilica of the national shrine of the immacualte conception. scalia longtime friend and colleauge justice clarence thomas spoke at the service, reading a passage from the book of romans. his son, father paul scalia delivered mass for his father. he told father almost came to him for confession on accident. confessions, but that he had found himself in my if i'm confessing to you.' the feeling was mutual." justice scalia died while on a trip to texas last week. president obama is expected to name his successor on the supreme court, despite republican calling to wait until a new president is elected. a federal judge has o

city . and it comes back with a 1% chance, not very good but better than zero-point for in the middle of march. for those of you that never want to give up hope, cling to that. and we will look at the sky camera. temperatures right now have dropped into the 30s in south hill. everybody else is 40 or higher. 39 at sanford. and we have this axis of moisture you can see in the form of cloud cover and we will see some of that over the weekend, not quite as sunny as some of you would like. but it is going to be mild. you can see how mild it is, still 64 at national to - - tennessee. the dewpoint temperature is continuing to come up. that is helping to contribute to cloud cover. we will look at the forecast for the next several days here, you can see a band of moisture here and this little break that is basically going to be sitting over us tomorrow, holding temperatures back a little bit. on sunday, more moisture is coming in from the west. most of that will not come in until daylight hours. it w

city and any notice of the series in with a lot of time to get stronger us at the coast but it won't be very windy and when not the case today we've got some higher gusts even around petersburg so it's windy across syrian folks cleaning up from yesterday's storms really want to be careful if you've got a tree or some these may be knocked over i think about some of the sheet now we've seen caught up in some of the power lines and other things out there around waverly be very mindful of your surroundings as a strong gust could loosen some of that or get some of the debris to ship so i know they're being very careful but if you're out and you be careful as well. high temperatures are down quite a bit from this time yesterday right now at fifty eight year four fifty five in virginia beach forty nine in newport news wakefield and fifty so he is a little chilly out there skies generally partly cloudy to invariably cloudy west winds at fifteen mph i did the next twelve hours or as the temperatures actually getting back in the low to mid fifties and then falling off later early this morning

with lincoln against winston-salem, elizabeth city, tonight. exciting action requesting on. if you are headed to any of the games, fans can get discounted sales are better this year compared to last year by increase of 6%. the championship games will be saturday. prior to that, you can take part in the free fan fest, that will be this thursday, at the charlotte convention center. expect to see a lot of people there. next, president obama's long awaited plan to close guantanamo bay. we are tracking when the next rebound of showers is going to the forecast is next. >> anchor: we have new video of firefighters pouring water on the smoldering remains of the old school in burke county. investigators still trying to figure out what sparked yesterday morning's blaze. hotspots continue to pop up, firefighters are outside of the building. consumer news, sales of the number one u.s. improvement chain on the rise thanks to recovery in the housing market. home depot better than expected revenue, solid job gains and low mortgage fueled a rebound in home sales. people are spending more on

it feels like two degrees and elizabeth city. definitely a cold start but we are nice and dry this morning satellite and they are sleeping nice and riley did have some classes offshore we could see one of those when they are federal ocean effect streamers along the outer banks were really that's it everybody sing mainly dry as we head throughout the day remember those wind chills digits will mainly be in its hands in terms of the wind chill as we head into the afternoon hours and then the winds will start to let up just a bit later on this afternoon and into this evening said then that will lessen the chill factor just a little bit but we are tracking chances for snow coming out and we've got a warm up as well be told that with a seven day forecast in just a few minutes john. all right thanks a shot a three year old boy is recovering after relatives pouring from an icy fish pond in virginia beach. he fell into the water behind a home on a breeze ko as in the bay cliff section yesterday afternoon a division chief with virginia bea

city and with the upper level low, that is whipping more winds back into our area and whipping the rain in here as well. we still have the showers so don't be caught by surprised. i want to give you a little bit of the alert here. if you're heading out this evening if you're close to meklinburg, highway 321 and wouldn't you know it, already starting to see the rain back over to snow and can pick up significant accumulations that way. we will get into that in a minute. we talked about the winds whipping until noon tomorrow and can see gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour and anywhere is fair game across the entire wbtv viewing area and then the winter weather advisory and this is what we were talking about. this is all day thursday and thursday night into friday when the slow start toss let up that way. meanwhile the wind gusts, have had tons of power outages today. they are going to be strong. we have the advisory and stopping here at 7:00 in the morning and 20 to 30 mile-an-hour wind gusts and could be pushing 50 miles per hour again on midday by thursday as things begin to weaken just a litt

stephanie: we have crews in >> jeff fisher has made his way down to elizabeth city. joe: well, we are going on for hours of snowfall and the snow just letting up a little bit ago. nothing release falling from this night -- sky right now. we're dealing with the doubt two inches on the grassy surfaces. as we go to my left, you can see nc344, the minimal impact this storm is out on the roads today. cars coming through with no trouble at all. you can see we are standing over highway 17, which really is, again, not seeing the impact of the storm. that is the big take away right now. if you don't have to be on the roads, don't, but right now the conditions are not too bad. people earlier said they are not >> once you start plowing, we will start melting some with design but it will -- with of the brine but it will come back up. >> hey, now, deal with it. hopefully it will be gone by tomorrow, because valentine's day is coming up. joe: and? >> i have plans. joe: you don't want it to be snowing on valentine's day. and i do not think she is alone. the snow should be out of th

the city assures it won't happen again. elizabeth: new numbers out this morning. in 2015, the city of des moines saw the largest amount of money spent on new construction projects, ever. kcci's alyx sacks joins us live from downtown. how much money are we talking about, alyx? alyx: elizabeth, the city struck a ground breaking number of construction projects in 2015. des moines says they issued nearly 3000 construction million. city leaders say the downtown area is booming. matt anderson: great new places for our residents to live, new jobs coming, particularly in our downtown area, big new public improvements that are happening is part of that. and one thing people don't count a lot is all the construction jobs. the thousands of constructions jobs that are created with all that activity. alyx: assistant city manager matt anderson says this is just the beginning. more projects are coming online this year. he says the city is tracking about $1 billion in new construction. he says there is a nice hotel boom as well, happening downtown. he says public improvements are

elizabeth: the des moines city council approved initial plans for the project last night. it should be open for business by spring 2017. there might also be a second chance for the century old burns united methodist church at 9th and crocker downtown. last month the city council approved plans to demolish the historic church. now there is talk of moving the building to a new site at 9th and university. hubbell realty has plans to build new apartments at 9th and crocker once the church is gone. eric: new video this morning. what caused this scary -- this morning. elizabeth: plus no revenge for iowa state. find out who stopped the cyclones from a win in west virginia. eric: and what a deal what a deal what a deal. where and when to get a dollar good outside. you should be pretty much on your own out there. everything is green. people not slow down at all wherever you are headed. a few people out there. 35/80 and douglas. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz and right now coverage with s

city police are investigating a deadly crash near elizabeth city state university. it happened around 1:40 this morning on halstead boulevard. they say 35-year-old jason guglielmini ran off the road and into a tree. investigators say he crashed into the brick wall surrounding campus. at this point, they believe speed played a factor. all new tonight. virginia beach police say they're investigating a motel robbery at the oceanfront. just before 12:30 today, they say someone went into a room at the super 8 on atlantic avenue and stole cash. they say that person may have been armed. police could not tell us whether anyone was inside or hurt. dispatchers say they took one person into custody, but police could not confirm that. antonin scalia spent nearly three decades serving on the supreme court. and today thousands turned out to say goodbye. hear from his son. after years of going downhill -- the city of norfolk wants to turn military circle mall around. hear what could when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison ter

city ia area here goes that system still bringing some areas of rain in the morning with temperatures near sixty or even a ball for the start of rush hour a look at the end of rush hour. temperatures falling during the day back to the fifties and then already into the forties late and am switching future cast because i like this one better for tomorrow few breaks and then another batch of moisture moves in tomorrow night and possibly a little bit of mixed precipitation are some snow on the backside watch for. see if that comes to fruition or not you can see that on my seven days to sixty in the morning falling to forty four in the afternoon tomorrow. forty four from high on friday quite chilly forty eight saturday is right about where we should be and then sunday another weak system brings rain to north carolina might just be cold enough here that we can get some that pre sip a little farther north and west we might have to deal with something that day as well. hi jeff. i did signing date we love this story the grandparents mom dad get to brag i feel like magellan explorer today we ve

crews from elizabeth city flew her off the norwegian breakaway this afternoon. they say she's in stable condition tonight. power is back on for most customers in virginia beach tonight. dominion virginia power says some type of cable failure knocked out service eleven-thousand customers at around six tonight. power was restored to most people by eight. quiet. focused. friendly and outgoing. a few words school officials used to describe two virginia tech students, facing charges in a teen's death. 18-year-old david eisenhaur and 19- year-old natalie keepers from maryland appeared in court today. police believe they had a hand in abducting and killing 13-year-old nicole lovell from blacksburg. she vanished last week, and investigators found her body near the virginia north carolina border. police have not released a possible motive in this case. new tonight. one of four security contractors is officially appealing his conviction. nicholas slatten, formerly with blackwater worldwide, says the justice department was "vindictive" and "determined to find him guilty."

north-northeast, across northern north carolina toward the sun area north of elizabeth city, west of franklin. it's not storming out of any of this but there's one little band, skinny band of rain that will move toward the airport in norfolk around 7:07, toward the municipal center, at about 6:42 so in about half an hour it will move through there. toward franklin there is rainfall, as well. most is west of town, moving towards williamsburg at about 7:20 but a wired -- wider area southern shawan county toward edenton, moving towards downtown norfolk, portsmouth. 744, another area southward moving out towards virginia beach at about 7:57 towards the ocean front area and to the north, more rainfall. but again, no snowfall in the region so looking pretty good. rain returns in a bigger way coming up tomorrow morning. i want to show you what's going on. future trak, 9:00, yeah weely -- weekends see showers in the area -- we could see showers in the area. we'll warm up into the 50's overnight, becoming windy tomorrow morning. at 7:00, rainfall moving on in. this will be the main area of ra

currently we have temperatures in the fifties for most areas but elizabeth city down to forty nine forty seven up enrichment. i'm ashley what's going on here we have an area of low pressure that is spinning just to the east of lake huron and that is going to continue to move off to the east northeast of dragging a front that front will push to our area and little cooler than other system out here to the west is going to draw closer ahead of that one. temperatures will surge again on wednesday so warm today cooler tomorrow warm again on wednesday with a chance for showers and storms as another front come through and then it will cool down considerably for the upcoming weekend temperatures across the country cold enough to support some snow in denver their thirty one beautiful on the west coast a little bit of fog and around the big easy sixty seven in atlanta and we have temperatures in the fifties for new york and boston across our region and temperatures will range from about fifty four for the afternoon high at the dc low seventies downer on new bern everybody else pretty much somewher

city. judges say the two changed because of the race of people living in those areas. lawmakers have two weeks to change the lines. even though, the state may try to delay the process with an appeals court. north carolina voters go to the polls march 15. we're just getting started here on wavy news 10 - still ahead. mid-air collision - investigators are looking for survivors following a crash in the air. and - falling through - video shows a sinking situation - as cars fall through ice authorities are suspending their search for 2 small planes.. the coast guard says the planes collided in the ocean off the coast of los angeles. 3 people are missing. fox news correspondent will carr is in los angeles with what went wrong. investigators are still looking for answers as they've transitioned from a search for survivors... to a recovery operation after two planes crashed mid-air. it happened friday afternoon near the port of los angeles. port police tell us they didn't have to close the port, bu

stay tuned good morning, hampton soon officers in elizabeth city will be wearing body cameras. this morning the police department will hold a news conference to talk about them. officers will discuss plans to buy and use the cameras. they'll also talk about the policies that officers have to follow while using the new equipment. the news conference is scheduled to start this morning at 10 at the pasquotank county public safety building. another big name store says it's closing its doors in our area. sears announced it's closing a k-mart in virginia beach this spring. the retailer says slow holiday sales forced them to speed up the closings. our n-b-c affiliate in roanoke says: it spoke to a company representative. that person says a k-mart in virginia beach will be shutting down in april. according to the store locators on its website-- there are two remaining in virginia a legal battle between a local shipyard and some of its workers could come to an end today. ahead 10 on your side's rico bush shows us what's at stake. plus a big economic update. find out what local lawmakers

city. marcella robertson thirteen years now school in northampton county will go on as scheduled tomorrow after a threat cut classes short today. all of the schools in the eastern shore school division released tunes before noon the superintendent says someone phoned in a bomb threat and the schools had to be cleared for bomb sniffing dogs to check the campuses according to our partners at delmarva now dot com this is becoming a recurring issue since the beginning of twenty sixteen investigators have looked into more than a half virginia and delaware area water trouble if entries field in chesapeake was a navy test found high levels of contaminants in well water in the field as a precaution the navy brought bottled drinking water in for staff members now wants to test wells and homes that are around factors five carroll is live in a meeting where officials are talking about the issue and the process with the dvd of representatives from the need to hear it but in its road rather intermediate

ross to look it sounds close to forty rout heard from elizabeth city captures upper thirties low forties at the outer banks a cold day today but it gets even sillier with snow chances tomorrow. now we give the potential for accumulating snow tomorrow afternoon. that's the best chances will come from midday tomorrow. the late afternoon by evening it clears out but we could see anywhere from a heavy dusting to maybe an inch or so across the area tomorrow so we'll be watching that and its impacts on the roads tomorrow afternoon right now see how things roll on the roads with cash or check in traffic right now in virginia beach on to sixty four again and live right now there's a westbound traffic around lynn haven park ways that traffic is headed in with the oceanfront also moving very well so we do look good there and look in a few other spots we take a look at our fast five traffic here you can see here from harborview inn on seventeen were moving very well the coleman bridge between yorktown in gloucester and seventeen picks catalog fifty eight and supplementing very nicely and repairs bo

city overnight then pull through the evening and in the overnight just again these pockets of rain and this is a batch of heavier rain moving up across parts of the region little bit later tonight notice though at that point four five o'clock in the morning said regina getting cold enough air to start the change some of this over we think at least a little bit of a mix and i think there's a chance we can even see just some sleet or snow and number of locations especially the farther north and west to come down and look pretty scary. the fact that the ground is wet the ground temperatures will be above freezing is going to make it hard for it to stick on the roads unless it really comes down very heavy in a short period of time so just be aware of that that is least is possible but right showing a lot of moisture streaming in from the south said tonight that changeover that continues in spots in the morning hours temperatures to start the day upper thirties to mid to upper thirty s forty three in the afternoon and then better over saturday sunday just not what we've become accustom to s

elizabeth city and a quarter thirty nine right now at wallace island temperatures then you can see this is thursday morning look how we start out in the thirties and we really don't see a whole lot of improvement during the afternoon so tomorrow is going to be chilly but this is the day of the next three that'll be the cold s and then wait until you see the teachers i have coming up after that so you head out thursday evening you'll definitely need to bundle up even more than tonight or tomorrow for that matter you can see this big storm swirling around. oh lot of the moisture is on the other side of the mountains is that cold air picks up some moisture off the great lakes and gradually rises going up the mountains and produces more but here in the eastern parts of virginia north carolina we have seen some of that very light precipitation the winds batter the northwest but let's take a look what the jet stream is going to do this weekend is going to dip if anything even us temperatures fifteen to thirty degrees below normal does look like record low temperatures a record cold highs or a

a young boy and three elizabeth city police home-- after a cold, early morning rescue. police say the 11-year-old was stuck up to his waist in mud -- under the knobbs creek bridge. that's near north road street. they say the officers made their way down the side of the bridge, and pulled him to safety. everyone went to the hospital for exposure to the cold -- but police say they were released. they did not say how the child ended up in the mud. tonight we're hearing from three local shipyard workers who helped pull a young man from the elizabeth river. 10 on your side's chris horne has the follow-up to our report from last night. three workers at lyon shipyard were working wednesday morning on their tugboat the mariner 00:14 christian crabtree rescuer -- our asst shop foreman who told us that a man had jumped in the water and asked us if we could go and assist it was near during rush hour. c 1 00:39 christian crabtree rescuer -- where we found the gentleman on the fender system of the bridge that's this part near the bridge piers. police arrived, but the closest they co

city anyway in northeast north carolina while silent much chilli are at thirty eight one to talk about the tornado warnings we show this about an hour ago but in case we're watching them in all of two thousand fifteen the eastern third of virginia area covered by the national weather service in wakefield had for the entire year twenty one tornado warnings and roughly two confirmed tornadoes and yet here was february twenty fourth wednesday we had thirty nine warning so almost double the amount of warnings for an entire year just in confirmed tornadoes just in one day versus two in the eastern third of virginia all of last year so crazy crazy conditions. meanwhile as you can see temptress falling from the forties back in the thirties and a lot of spots when she gets world watching it and when it'll be down in the twenties. that's where we'll start the day a lot of sunshine tomorrow but temperatures will only be in the thirty still through the morning hours and then up into the mid forties during the afternoon so that's a couple degrees cooler than what we saw today but with less when i