police don't think they really need to question anyone else but mom in this case. >> well, my son came in the house and said there was a lot of -- >> reporter: neighbors woke up to police coming in and out of a home in this neighborhood and then they heard what happened. >> as a mother, it crushed my heart. >> reporter: a mother called 911 for officers to come over to her house. >> officers met the mother outside at the location and saw two children that were deceased. >> reporter: the woman's two boys were found dead in the bathtub. on top of that, there was a strong smell of gas. >> it was human gas. i could smell it over here. >> reporter: police evacuated the home and part of the block and had the gas shut off. the mom was taken to the police headquarters for questioning. the police chief tells me they are still working on the

circumstances surrounding the boys' deaths but doesn't believe the public is at any risk. >> absolutely not. we think this is just relegated to this family at this time. >> reporter: you can see the crime scene unit packing up evidence. they are going to open up adams street which is a busy street parallel to i-95. they are going to clear the scene here at the house. i've been texting the public information officer to see if charges have been filed in this case and we're trying to learn more about the father of the boy. neighbors around here said they never got to know the family. we'll bring you details as soon as they become available. live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. nbc 10 first alert weather tracking a temperature plunge tonight that could bring the first frost of the season for parts of the area. counties to the north could see

temperatures in the 30s. taking a live look at the poconos where people will feel that chill tonight. you may want to cover your plants before you go to bed this evening. it's been a while since we've said that. you have to get into that habit all over again. >> tammie souza is tracking the forecast. >> and here's another phrase we haven't heard in a while. frost on the pumpkins. first frost is moving into much of the city. all the counties shaded in blue, so some of the counties in south jersey away from the water and does not include philadelphia county but the suburbs and lehigh valley and the poconos. a frost advisory from 4:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. some places may get below 32 degrees. delicate plants are going to be killed. that's why jacqueline said cover up your plants if you care about

them. here again are a close look at allentown. 34 for mt. holly and 37 in stone harbor and away from the water it's going to be in the upper 30s. and the skies, they're going to be clear. it is going to be very chilly and breezy. grab the extra blanket for your bed. cover those delicate plants. >> see you soon, tammie. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues. police are looking for a driver who killed an unknown man in the elwood neighborhood. police want that man to turn

himself in. brandon hudson has that story. brandon? >> reporter: this man was almost hit at this intersection over the summer and knew that something bad would happen because drivers speed through here unfortunately. it was his own uncle who was hit as he crossed the street. down the street from where a driver hit and killed 57-year-old richard brennan, his nephew remembered the man neighbors called pops. >> he really kept to himself. he was a good guy. he's family oriented. >> reporter: philadelphia police tried to cross south 57th street around 10:00 last night. a speeding driver hit richard going north and didn't stop. investigators are looking for a gray van with a broken front windshield. >> i'm upset that they kept going. >> i heard it was pops. >> reporter: neighbors say pops was walking home. he walked everywhere.

>> he walked down this block, down to here and down to the park. >> reporter: sam gordon and v k victoria said that they cooked for him often. >> it's just a heartbreak. i have tears in my eyes. >> reporter: now they won't see him again and his nephew won't either. >> i was always saying something bad would happen. unfortunately, it was my uncle. >> reporter: this hit-and-run was just down the street from a high school. this hill makes it tough for drivers to see, especially at night. neighbors want to make this street safer. 20 inmaniminutes of nonstop continues with the push for amazon to be located in philadelphia. cities around the country have until thursday to make their

final pitch to amazon. today, philadelphia is showcasing its logistical strengths. there are 500 major daily flights. >> reporter: time is ticking. amazon deadline is on thursday. >> it's incredibly convenient. >> there's a proximity to value-added parts to a community. >> we're the second largest city on the east coast. we have a tremendous access total leato total lent. they need a lot of employees and

need room to grow. >> reporter: the chief of staff went on a trip to seattle to visit amazon to get an idea of what amazon is being looking for. >> it allowed us to see what the campus looks like and to get a feel for what the company is looking for in their building. >> reporter: amazon needs a bigger footprint. city officials believe amazon will continue to blossom here in philadelphia. >> i really got the sense that they need a much more scaleable city and the east coast would be ideal for them. >> reporter: they will be delivering two more videos in the next couple of days to entice amazon to invest right here in philadelphia. also, the pitch deadline is on thursday. city officials want to get that pitch in early and ahead of schedule. reporting in philadelphia, tim fisher, nbc 10 news. governor chris christie is joining senator cory booker in a push to come to newark. the governor said newark is the

ideal location in new jersey. the garden state is offering $7 billion in potential tax credits. meantime, amazon may be looking to get into a new business. we'll tell you what it could soon be designing. that's at 4:45. a local advocacy group is calling for eagles fans to boycott next sunday's game. the group called the 1022 protest committee is urging fans to protest outside nfl stadiums this sunday. organizers say they are doing this because the nfl is trying to silence players. they are supporting colin kaepernick who has filed a grievance. kaepernick, of course, drew national attention last season when he knelt during the national anthem before games to protest social injustices and this year he hasn't been signed to any nfl team. his lawyers issued a statement

saying, "athletes should not be denied employment based on partisan political provocation by the executive branch of our government." the nfl says it has no comment on kaepernick's filing. students return to school tomorrow after the district has been closed for a week because of mold. teachers returned to the monrow district today. holly glen elementary students will be starting again tomorrow. and a philadelphia school also closed because of mold say they are still cleaning up. we're still waiting to hear if john b. kelly will be opened tomorrow. the school has been closed since last thursday. the school says the traces of mold was caused by issues with the heating and air conditioning

system. out west, hundreds of people have been allowed to return to their homes from the devastating california wildfires. some people are returning to untouched homes while others are returning to total destruction. calmer winds and cooler temperatures are helping firefighters get a handle on the frames now. the toll on first responders has been brutal. >> how long are the shifts that you guys are working here? >> we're 24-hour shifts. >> meantime, the death toll rose today. a contractor driving a water truck was killed when it rolled over. 41 people have now died in those fires. one woman at home is recovering after a home in feltonville. crews had to be called to rescue a roof on the building. they came right in and helped that frightened dog down from the roof. a man accused of setting off bombs along the jersey shore and in new york city could spend the

rest of his life in prison. jurors convicted this man of putting two pressure cooker bombs on the streets in new york. this is video from one of the bombs here that went off. you can see that shrapnel flying. 30 people were hurt in this explosion. sentencing in this case is scheduled for next year. >> this is the wrong place to try and carry out an act of terrorism. witnesses will come forward, evidence will be developed, arrests will be made, prosecution will be brought forth and they will be successful. >> rahimi still faces charges in new jersey for blowing up a trash can in seaside heights last year. a u.s. soldier who walked away from his post in afghanistan pleaded guilty today to endangering his colleagues. you'll remember, beau bergdahl was in custody for five years

before he was freed as part of a prisoner exchange. he faces a maximum of life in prison. harvey weinstein has been accused of sexual assault by several women and meantime, the weinstein company has been seeing fallout but now a private equity firm says they are negotiating with the company. it could buy the company or just a portion of it. and al michaels quickly apologized after making a joke about weinstein during sunday night football. >> let's face it, the giants are coming off a worst week than harvey weinstein. >> michaels apologized in the next quarter for being a little flip and says it was not meant in that manner. the social media movement in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal is giving victims of

sexual violence a voice. still ahead, nbc 10 head to a college campus. remembering the life of a student shot and killed by police earlier this month. miami beach officers shot and killed carrie ann after she drove her car into officers. she tried to drive away from a crash before hitting an officer. her death follows the death earlier this year of temple student jenna burley. one man is facing charges in that case. students are invited to gather at 5:00 tonight to comfort one another. right now a new survey asked hundreds of business owners about the soda tax and shows that half of the businesses lost money because of it. the city controller says more than 60% of businesses like grocery stores, restaurants and bars blame the tax for losing money. 650 businesses were surveyed.

more than 400 say they've lost 10% of their value. business owners are struggling to keep their employees with that revenue lost. but the city not buying the survey results. they say the reality is that wage tax revenue interest the beverage industry are actually up from last year which means the repeated claims about mass job loss are false and, of course, the controller leaves out the tax's many positive economic impacts through funding pre-k and community schools. an update on puerto rico. nearly 70% of the island now has running water but those who don't are getting increasingly desperate. several people have died from back tearier infections. the army is delivering clean water to worried residents. the governor detailed the plan to get people back on their feet. >> sustaining and maintaining hospitals, meaning that the medicine, equipment, generators

so they can get service to our vulnerable population. >> some good news from the island today, there are plans to reopen some schools next week. the coast guard is still looking for a missing man after this explosion on an oil platform on a lincoln, louisiana, oil rig. check out what this looked like last night. a huge ball of fire lit up the night's sky. eight people were on the platform when the explosion occurred. seven made it to shore. lehigh bridge was reopened just outside of allentown. we told you about this last week. lawmakers in pennsylvania are getting an early start at preparing for a major celebration. a nine-year head start, to be exact. america turns 250 in july 2026. today, a group led by jared sole

le monday centennial commission which will include one democrat and one republican from both the house and senate as well as 20 private citizens. in just a few hours, john mccain will be honored in philadelphia. >> he's being honored for his life time of sacrifice and service. he was recently diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive type of brain cancer. lauren mayk will have all new at 5:00. to see a photo album of previous recipients, tap on the nbc 10 app. that fall chill is in the air as we look down broad street from our campus center. it was cool over the weekend, too. not a lot of sun yesterday. it was just one of those days.

i was looking for sun and 80. >> i got a text message from one of you about that yesterday morning. it was ain't no sunshine when you're gone. where's the sun? sole, yeah, the sun didn't want to make an appearance but at least we didn't get 7 inches of rain. we can count our blessings there. look at the blue skies across much of philadelphia. we still have fair weather cumulus clouds but it could have been much worse than just cloud cover. unfortunately, the temperatures are lacking there. 58 in philadelphia and the winds out of the north and northwest at 14 miles an hour. this is our coldest air mass of the season so far. we know it will get much koelco, rig right? chicago at 61. rapid city, 71. there's more that will make its way in our direction again just

in time for the end of the week and weekend. up, down, up, down, a grab the fall jacket, grab the flip-flops, repeat, repeat, repeat. 57 in wildwood and trenton at 57 degrees. so it feels very crisp out there. we'll be dropping down to 52 and we have a frost advise vice ror. parts of south jersey away from the ocean, that's where we're working for the frost advisory. doppler radar is not picking up any rain. the rain is long gone. look at the cool air spilling in and the clouds are indicative of a very cold air. so here we go. northwest winds tonight. a little on the breezy side. 15 to 20 miles an hour.

they will start to die down overnight. we're in the low 60s right now. we drop down overnight. here's where you wake up in the morning. bu burr. grab the extra blanket and if you care at all about the plants that you have outside, you better cover them up. if not, let them go. tonight they will be dead if you get into the mid- and low 30s. tomorrow, temperatures hover close to 60. 50s in the outlying areas. no big warmup but the winds are turning west and southwest. by wednesday, we make it up to 70 degrees. by next weekend, we could be pushing the upper 70s. tomorrow, 61 in philadelphia. 74 by thursday. look at all of the sunshine. 61 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 73 on thursday. in the lehigh valley, 60 for you. 68 on wednesday. 72 on thursday. new jersey, you'll see 60

tomorrow, jersey shore, 57 tomorrow, delaware, 50 tomorrow and then we bounce into the 70s, which is average. we only stay below average for a couple days and then soar once again. i'll have your ten day on ten coming up in a little bit. >> maybe this will warm you up. hot start on store shelves. >> fans are jumping on the wentz wagon. who the quarterback is beating out for jersey shares this week. also this, a singer's setback. a serious accident that could impact ed sheeren's upcoming tour dates. >> a plane plummets thousands of feet in a matter of minutes. kwha the flight crew said during the scare of the air that passengers say made the situation worse. that's next. but first, a look at

theç closing bell on wall stre. all three major indexes are in the green this afternoon.

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panic on a plane. passengers on board an indonesia airasia flight say their flight dropped 20,000 feet in minutes and the situation was made worst by the flight crew. >> fasten your seat belts! >> the flight crew panicked and was yelling out as the plane lost cabin pressure and oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling. >> a lot of people crying and a lot of people pulling out life jackets. we thought there was a good chance that they were going to go down. >> the plane did land safely, though. australian officials are now investigating what went wrong

with the cabin pressure. >> well, from cute and cuddly to frightening fangs. >> this toy looks innocent enough, right? with one squeeze it turns from darling to demonic. mom recorded her son's reaction. >> he's cute? >> yes. >> watch. rah! >> oh, poor baby. now, before you feel too bad, the mom says he was doing just fine and actually keeps asking to watch this video. >> happy, happy, terrified. >> he has a sense of humor, i guess. >> i guess so. well, speaking of toys, 'tis the season to start your holiday season early. >> halloween is not even here yet but retailers are already gearing up for their most wonderful time of the year. still ahead at 4:00, the department store trying to get a

jump-start on black friday. plus, me, too. how a two-word tweet on social media gave sex assault symptoms a voice to share their stories. that's next. and the first frosty night of the season. grab the extra blanket. i'll explain coming up. a sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state in 2012. ahead at 5:00, why he could get a new trial.

right now at 4:30, a two-word tweet. >> actress melissa milano said

if you have been sexually harassed, write on twitter "you, too." deanna durante went to a local college to find out how this movement is fighting against sexual violence. >> deanna? >> reporter: you know, this tweet has been getting coverage in the traditional media to "the new york times" and cable news. >> have you heard about that tweet? >> no. >> reporter: when you ask people about harvey weinstein -- >> no, i haven't. i just listen to the news. >> reporter: not everyone is in the "no." >> who knows what was going on. >> reporter: actress melissa milano asked people to take a stand and tweet "you, too."

he's been accused of dozen of women who claim weinstein was inappropriate, harassed them. some saying the producer sexually assaulted him. >> don't stay quiet. it's making women miserable every day of their lives. >> reporter: they are celebrating the center which is placing a campus on spotting signs of violence and breaking the cycle. >> i think it's a thought that everyone women has. >> reporter: it's hard for females to admit what is going on. >> i think it gets a conversation going and that's what is important. we need that conversation. >> reporter: talk is one thing and more can be done by the employers. >> the good side is people are coming out and reporting and the bad side he's not receiving as much criticism as he should.

some say once the social media talk dies down, they fear so will the pressure to enact change. others say they hope this comes as a warning. if a movie mogul can be taken out and found out, so can people who practice in regular businesses across the country. deanna dur raante, nbc 10 news. october is national domestic violence awareness month. lawmakers gathered at the capitol today. nbc 10 first alert weather tracking a fall chill in the air. did you feel it out there? this is the scene, definitely sweatshirts and jackets out there for everyone today. the cool down is being felt down the shore. here's a live look at cape may. there's a guy walking very close to the water. bundle up, though. you may want to put on a couple

extra layers if you have outdoor plans tonight. >> tammie souza has more. >> reporter: t . >> you know, the guy out there walking along the water is smart. it's actually warmer. maybe he was onto something there. we have clear skies and got the sunshine back today. unfortunately, the temperatures not so much. 58 in philadelphia with north-northwest winds to 14 miles per hour. let's go to allentown. also at 58 with a northwest wind to 13 miles an hour. 57 degrees in cape may. with that cold air in place and clear skies on the way tonight, lots of warmth or what is left of it radiates out into the atmosphere. we'll see the winds die down. late tonight, they will be

breezy early on and a frost advisory early on. lehigh valley, poconos and parts of south jersey away from the ocean. not you in delaware at this point. lows as much as 32 degrees. that's how low it could go. so any delicate plants out there, they're going to be dead if you don't cover them up. this is where we are thinking we'll go tonight. 34 in allentown. 37 from mt. holly. atlantic city inland away from the ocean, 38 degrees. i'll have your ten-day on ten coming up in a couple of minutes and that has a warmup on the way. guys? >> here's a look at some of the stories we're following county-by-county at 4:00. montgomery county, the biggest mall in our area is getting more stores. alex and ani and kicks usa and

natuzzi italia will be opening. in lehigh county, construction is under way to replace nearly 2,000 feet of water in allentown. it brings spring water to their filtration system. >> across the nation, water infrastructure is crumbling. certainly water lines need to be replaced and so we're addressing this line and it's one of many projects that we have. >> the line provides water for 55,000 homes and businesses in allentown. the costs are estimated at around $2 million for this work. in atlantic county city, bob casey is asking for the trump administration to keep his promise to workers. he was at a conference center and talked about his push for fair trade deals and highlighted

his commitment to u.s. labor. in new castle county, the parks task force is meeting tonight. the meeting is scheduled for 6:00 at the library in middletown. asthma can be controlled and the chop center wants to help. they've been able to reduce the emergency room visits by 50%. the program sends health workers into the community to help warrants manage their child through. well, first groceries and now possibly athletic apparel. amazon reportedly has its sights on it is own clothing line. the companies they could be targeting in a battle for your favorite fitness gear. plus, keeping an eye on their newborns. nicu babies being put at ease

during their first days of life. this guy broke into a philadelphia business but it's how he got inside, not what he took, that is turning heads. video of the daredevil stunt ahead at 5:00.

the american pediatric says testing children is often unnecessary. pediatricians think twice before screening for endocrine or thyroid conditions. when parents' newborns cannot go home right away, it's a scary and uncertain time. there are now nicu cameras. >> it's super comforting to see him anytime i want.

>> the nurses and doctors have access to the video when they're not in the room. and it's our first frost. yep, that time of year is here. chilly, chilly temperatures out there. but a warmup on the way. we'll talk about that ahead. plus, bike accident injury. the major singer sporting this arm cast and how it could impact his world tour. >> just a couple weeks ago, i got a bill for over $1,000. >> insurance mixup. one family got a big bill in the mail because their claim was submitted to the wrong carrier. harry tracks down the glitch at 5:00. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars,

fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us.

want to go up to sky force 10 over this accident on 495.

as you see right there, that's a tree trimming truck that has flipped onto its side. you can see the fire truck there with first responders on the scene as well. and then as sky force 10 pulls out wider, this is the southbound lanes, by the way. you see the backup and police are telling us the driver of the truck was injured. we're looking to see how serious those injuries are and hazmat crews are there as well because there's a fuel accident involved as well. thas the situation right now on 495. ed sheeren has told fans that he had a bicycle injury and may have to change some concert dates. >> sheeran said he had a bit of a bicycle accident and is waiting for medical advice. he was supposed to start some shows this sunday in asia.

macy's will open again on black friday shopping. they will open thanksgiving evening. tj m t.j. maxx and home depot are promising to stay closed. amazon may be taking on nike, underarmour and they have not signed any long-term contracts and has only started ordering small batches of product for a trial run. this afternoon, the halloween party that makes hospitals less scary for young patients. shrine n shriner's hospital hosted halloween fun. it's part of the spirit of children campaign that raises money for hospitals around the u.s. and last year raised nearly $50,000 for shriner's.

comfortable conditions out there for runners. jog up those rocky steps and it's chilly out there. >> let's go to tammie souza for the weather. >> it's 58 in philadelphia and 55 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 57 in new jersey. we're looking at 58 in thely hi lehigh valley. we actually started the day in the 70s. but that was shortly after midnight. and from there it has just slid downhill as the cold air has slid into the area. it's going to continue to slide. 52 degrees by 10:00 tonight. winds coming out of the north, it's going to continue to bring cold air in and it looks like the frost advisory goes into effect at 4:00 tomorrow morning until 9:00 for all of the

outlying areas. if you have delicate plants, cover them up. tomorrow is not going to recover much. only a high of 61. after that, winds turn west and southwest and look at the trend. above average. average is 67. tomorrow will be below and then we go above average for the remainder of the week. that's been the story, hasn't it? we have a couple of cold days and then warm days and cold days. that's what fall always does. outside doppler radar not picking up any rain in our area. we had light showers early this morning. nearly seven inches of rain from the frontal boundary. at least it wasn't that kind of a soaker. look at the little dots in these clouds. that's very cold air aloft. this is the coolest air mass that we've seen so far this season. so where you are going to go tonight? where is the temperature headed in your neighborhood? 40 degrees is where you will wake up in philadelphia.

some of the outlying areas in the mid-30s up towards the poconos and lehigh valley, 32 degrees. that's why with he have that frost advisory in effect. out along the shore, in the 40s. delaware, you stay closer to 50. tomorrow, only up into the 50s and low 60s but the winds are starting to turn west and look what happens by wednesday. close to 70 in philadelphia and upper 60s elsewhere. there's no clouds, no rain. we'll have a very dry week ahead and you can follow it all if you download our app. again, we're going to be very dry. so your neighborhood forecast tonight, 40 in philadelphia. 39 in the pennsylvania suburbs. 42 in south jersey. 50 in delaware where you're closer to the water. so a big spread in temperatures. the further inland you are, the colder you're going to be. tomorrow under blue skies, 60 in the lehigh valley.

70 at the jersey shore and 60 in delaware. another below average day. ten day on ten picks it up and gives a boost. 70 on wednesday with bright sunshine. bright sunshine on thursday and 72. bright sunshine on friday and 74. the weekend ahead at this point, it does look dry and more sun than clouds. 76 on saturday and 78 on sunday and then in time for the eagles game monday night, maybe an isolated shower moves through the area. guys? >> thanks, tammie. carson wentz leading the eagles on the first place on the field. the big names of the quarterback is beating out jersey sales this week. also, new numbers out on the war on weed in our area. the communities where some people are more likely to be arrested for having a small amount of marijuana. that's all new at 5:00.

number 11 on the field but now eagles quarterback carson wentz can officially be called number one. >> wentz's jersey is the highest selling one in the league. check it out. wentz sits at the top spot right now ahead of tom brady. john clark is joining us right now. i love it when we can take tom brady down any way possible, john. >> hopefully we can do it on the field this year in february. as you said, carson wentz is hot right now. he's in his second year and has the birds story at 5-1, best record in the nfc and his popularity keeps on rising. it was another big win on thursday night. carson is establishing himself

as one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl. dick's sporting goods says after that win, carson's jerseys are flying off the shelf. now it's their biggest and best-selling jersey. we spoke to a local grandmother who is picking up a few eagles jersey and one of them is a carson wentz jersey. we asked her about the young quarterback and she said she's a big fan for other reasons besides football. >> he's tall, handsome and a red head. we're a little partial but he's an amazing quarterback and i'm an eagles fan. i went to super bowl one time. >> gingers are winning. look at the flyers right now. the third best seller, that's overall. but could change by the end of the year because carson keeps climbing up the ranks. i'm john clark, nbc sports

philadelphia. i'm sure eventually jacqueline would go out and get hers. >> absolutely. yes. you died your hair green. you've got to go back to that. >> i'll go back to anything. or die it red. there you go. >> be a ginger. >> there you go, john. >> i'm close to it. well, the birds are getting ready for a monday night matchup a week from today. kickoff is at 8:30. nbc 10 will have live team coverage. your official station is the philadelphia eagles. we are just getting started. nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> we're staying on top of a developing story in delaware. two kids found dead in a bathtub. >> tim furlong was the first reporter on the scene. he's been digging all day for new details. >> reporter: that's right. police are still talking to the mother of two boys who were found dead. we're live with the latest details when we come right back. and i'm meteorologist tammie

souza. first frost tonight, how low will you go? i'll let you know right after the break. and philly's rat highway. we take you underground to find out what's the holdup in fixing the rats program across our region. paulsboro's a very proud community.

it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back. crime scene, two boys found dead in a bathtub.

escaping the flames. new video of two roommates risking their lives to get to safety during raging wildfires. and oh rats. investigators look into what is creating a rodent superhighway in our area. breaking news. traffic problems for commuters in delaware. sky force 10 live over a tree trimming truck that flipped over on the southbound side of i-495 injuring the driver. you can see rescue crews there on the scene right now. this is in wilmington near the 141 ramp. traffic is backed up pretty significantly right now. it's really as far as our camera can see as it goes on down the highway. we'll continue to follow this story and let you know when things get back to normal in this area. happening right now, police are questioning a mother after her two young sons were found dead in a bathtub.