walked out of her front door and sought plane there in her neighbor's driveway. this is what she told us just a few moments a. >> basically we were in the house and we just heard a big boom soy ran out and the neighbors woor wr like oh my god and then the cops came and we sought guy, the pilot come out and he was all bloody but he is okayay, which say good thing. i'm thanking god sthea okay and he is safe and he got out of that. >> younow, i was made because the way it s he didn't collapse on no houses. >> my house right there. >> no fire, no leak eaj he walk wade from it. to me it looked like he was coming in and for some reason with wept sideways in steafd down. my name is shaun. >>> >> reporter: okay and a mentioned to you the man we believe to be the pilot according to with witnesses. this is the man who walked way from this math landing plane crash nay hollywood neighborhood.

. >>> and a scammer targeting the elderly, comes to the door and driveway, instead -- fix your driveway, instead leaves a mess and takes your money. the police believer there are more victims out there and believe there are more victims out -- believe there are more victims out there. >> reporter: good evening i'm standing in front of one of the victim's home, one of the victim that is he targeted, and take a look at her driveway. looks like he took a roller and coated it with something, but it did not stick. he made off with at least $900 of this woman's money before moving on to his next victim. jan link is upset. >> right now i want to call him an unmentionable name, but he came and offered to fix my driveway, which had a lot of rust on it. >> reporter: but instead of fixes it, deputies say dennis made off with jan's money. rid of the rust and cracks for a small fee, but instead of using cement he used a coating sub tans. >> >. the next morn -- substance. >> the next morning i get up it was all spots like that. >> reporter: >> >. he would use basically a very -- >> he would use basic

he actually walked up the driveway. when he did he was confronted by an individual who advanced toward him. the officer did shoot in self- defense. i don't want to say the husband was the one that was involved with this because in reality we don't know until the kids are interviewed and everybody is kind of spoken to. >> reporter: but you have four injured and one dead? >> we do have four injured and yes, one disceased. >> reporter: two children were transported to st. vincent's hospital. one child was transported to young new haven and both adults were transported to officer was transported to bridgeport hospital. again, the husband transported to bridgeport hospital died there from the bullet wounds he reeved in the driveway at the home in fairfield. his wife and children, ages 12, 13 and 15 are all injured at various degrees of seriousness there. it is presumed the father was the aggressor, but the victims, as the officer mentioned, have not been interviewed and they are the only witnesses to the crime, as to what ha

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. >> luckily it crashed on the driveway of this house. it happened around 5:30. out and put them in the basement, called my mom and turned everything off and it was frightening. yeah. >> devin o'keeffe, a nanny and three young children were home when the transformer line explode. >> there was three loud explosions and then the power went out. >> what did you see when you looked out? just a big tree. smashed right in the driveway. without power for nearly three hours. >> our lights were on just until a couple of minutes ago and heard an explosion and saw a flash and the lights went out. >>> didn't see the power go out. when we come up, we saw that all the lines were down. >> reporter: crews wasted no time and cleaned up the mess. >> i'm 22 years old, and i had never seen a tree like -- had it gone the other way, you know, with very could died. and luckily just 30 minutes after all that happen, amman came home and the family felt so much more at ease. the kids did at least. luckily again no one was hurt and the power is back up and running

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long was shot three times in his driveway..... on vance street in reidsville. he died later that night. more than a month later.. 38:05 "we re not getting crime stopper tips in. we )re not getting phone calls in. we re not getting people coming forward." ...reidsville police say they ve only gotten one crime stoppers call, on their anonymous tip hotline. 25:05 that )s just very unusual to just have one crime stoppers." coates says long did not have a serious criminal history. police and long s family have been urging the public to come forward. 36:23 "you have a something but is just not saying anything about it, it s hard to grasp that." stand up/ kim wynne "long s murder was the second homicide in reidsville since november. police formed a task force shortly after to try to better community relations and get more people to speak up when shootings like this happen." members of reidsville s community improvement task force knocked on doors and handed out flyers in long s neighborhood. the lieutenant says this is a search that won t end until long )s family gets

initially i just said we'll let our driveway melt. we don't shovel it we don't have anywhere to go. >> but peggy used her snow shoes to get out and feed the birds, but the driveway barricade didn't melt fast enough. yesterday when she had to cancel her husband's planned outpatient sgery she called v-dot to help clear the snow. >> initially they said we don't clear people's driveways. but i said you don't understand, it's on their right of way. >> we contacted v-dot. and it wasn't long before this is what peggy found in her driveway. v-dot sent heavy equipment to open it up. >> and we are, we are glad to see peggy is free tonight. i'm guessing her first stop was probably the grocery store. v-dot tells me they're still at the ready, they warn drivers that the chemicals they put on the roads this morning have probably washed away by now. so they will be on duty tonight. to add salt if any areas ice up. back to you in the studio. >> way to go, julie. helping that lady out. >>> now the attention is turning to roads for all of us, doug is m

if it weren't for another car in the driveway it could have crashed right into their front door. it happened in the past couple of hours south of the 528 in cocoa beach. johnny is there live this morning. johnny, what are police saying? >> we know this morning because cocoa police confirmed everyone involved in the crash is ok. we also know the driver that and is being charged with dui. the scene cleared within the last couple of hours. what it looked like when the car slammed in front of the house. cocoa beach police say both drivers were traveling southbound when the driver of the s.u.v. rear ended this black nissan. police say that's when the car swerved and crashed and then slammed into a car that was parked in the driveway. if the other car wasn't there, it is likely it would have smashed in front of the house. inside the house at the time was a family including a child. we are back out live. police telling me everyone is ok. at this point they have not released the name of the driver that caused this chaos. i'll touch base with police. once i get updates, i'll pass the info

i found several people using leaf blowers to use the cars and driveway. snow is light enough to actually work. as for the roads lynchburg public work plowed a few of the main roads through neighborhoods like the san dust dusty area. most of the side streets are not touched until tomorrow. if you get around by bus the greater lynchburg is operating today on a modified schedule and they're only running right now on the plowed street. something to keep in mind if you do plan to use that service service. live in lynchburg, tim >> already dealt with more than 160 crashes statewide because of the weather. one wreck involving an over overturned tractor-trailer caused problem in frederick county at the 300 mile marker near interstate 66. 33 cattle which broke free of the trailer and wandering around the interstate. six of the cattle died. six others escapeed the damageed trailer. police and firearm on the seen running up the cattle. driver is charged with reckless driving. road closure are think that area. travelers are braving the snow in covington. we find wdbj

>> my truck is in the driveway, they always peck att it. they don't peck at the metal part, just the tires they don't like. >> reporter: something tells me that mail carrier will proceed with caution next time he's here. in hillsdale. >> we've got loads of deer here also. >> reporter: we'll get to them next week. kimberly richardson channel 7, eyewitness news. >> we know where to go for thanksgiving dinner. >> there you go. >> that's what's making news in america this monk.

then stole another truck was unoccupied and running in a driveway. when police tried to stop him, he led them on a chase through a neighborhood, at one point hitting a fence.

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the mercedes in her hempstead driveway was propped up on bricks. all four tires and rims stolen. >> you feel violated and i'm angry. >> reporter: it's a familiar feeling to this doctor. >> i just came out one morning and i found my car on four bricks. >> reporter: his honda stripped of all tires and rims, the second time tire thieves have struck on his valley stream block. 117 cases since september. more than two dozen since the new year most recently in valley stream and elmont, mostly going after mercedes, hondas and toyotas. seconds to swipe tires and rims worth $3,000. >> think about a nascar race. usually within 30 seconds all the tires are off. >> reporter: your best protection? >> have to be vigilant and keep your eyes open and watch out for your neighbors. >> reporter: wood lee's also installed locks two on each wheel and police advise make sure your driveway is well lit. if possible, garage your car. install surveillance cameras. meanwhile, they say they are stepping up patrols in areas hardest hit. gonzalez didn't hear her tires ripped of

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as soon as i pulled into the driveway, garage door was open. >> is that odd? >> very odd.age, but the garage door's open. then as i got -- about half way into the garage, i could see that windowpane was broken. the glass is on the ground, and at that point i began to understand that someone had broken into the home. >> did you fear that the person could still be in the house? >> i did. >> with his young daughter in the car, nathan backed into the neighbor's driveway across the street so he could watch the house as he called 911. >> what's the problem? >> we got a break-in. >> is it going on right now? >> i don't know. i -- the garage door is open. there's glass on the back door where somebody's broke in. i've not gone into the house yet. >> nathan waited at the neighbor's repeatedly calling family to see if anyone had heard from denise. then police arrived. detectives jason lee and shawn curry were among the first on the scene. >> by the time we got here, officers starting to rope everything off. securing the inside of the house. >> they didn't find an intruder. instead, t

driveway like? but the roads are fine here in hillsborough. and there's plenty of things to do. coffee, flowers, people. it's good. >> so once you get passed the driveway and passed the ice in the morning, everything was good. >> yeah no worries at all. >> reporter: of course just because it's raining doesn't mean you can drive the full speed limit. because let's face it, when it rains you can hydroplane. even in tonight's conditions, you ought to take it easy. on interstate 85 right now in orange county, we're heading down towards the durham area. we'll check back later in the broadcast and show you how things are going there. i'm steve wncn news now. >>> from the triangle down to cumberland county icy roads causing multiple accidents this morning there as well. highway patrol says they were notified of accidents starting around 5:30 this morning. crews responded to nearly 50 crashes in cumberland county. the majority of the accidents of the county. highway patrols say speed and drivers losing cont

think about the snow mounds that pile up at the end of sidewalks and driveways... theyre impossible for people in wheelchairs to get over. take a look at these sidewalks -- they're clearly not snow covered sidewalks are common in many areas in eastern iowa-- especially this year, we've already had multiple rounds of storms. olivia mancino "although people do clear off their sidewalks the snow mounds at the ends of sidewalks create a problem for pilcher makes the comparison of trying to get cars over snow piles-- the wheels keep spinning, but the car doesn't move. he says its the same with wheelchairs. jason "you know they're budnled up too but they're exerting so much effort, they get tired, you know they're just trying to get out in the community" check out this photo taken in waterloo, a police officer stopped to give a man a around the snowy sidewalks with his wheelchair. pilcher says the americans with disabilities act has improved sidewalk conditions immensly, but still, people need to be mindful of who are using them. jason you may have someone a couple hours

>>> parking lots, driveways and businesses make sure they are open on time. knowledge back here live where snow continues to fall in west chester, some of the driveway that have been done will have to be redone after more snow this morning. it is below freezing even on the clear roads you want to watch out for slick spots, it could be slippery in spots, as you turn the off ramps, some of the side streets might have more coverage, even if it didn't stick to the main roads it's probably sticking to the winds shields you want to leave extra time as you head out the door, to clear off the car. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> we have breaking news out of delaware, police in new castle county are investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. an unidentified man was hit by a vehicle on foulke road was hit. the driver did stop. there's no word on whether weather played a role in the accident. >> reporter: the landslide victories are in the bag for bernie sanders and donald trump. ohio governor john kasich's second place finish was a surprise. m

. >> we cannot get out of the o driveway over there it had been not plow didn't. >> roosevelt leftwich fox 8 news . we know the drill, how bad this t can be and has been such a mild again back i spoke to some folks who were reminiscing about last week with some 40s and 50s, some people say that they feel like they they have or do you beat the through novembert december and most of january lots of heavy snowfall. matt wright is in groundfox how does it look good state route 44 northbound into barrett township, geauga county just passed route 87 intersection snowing pretty heavily, and low though snow squalls it has been hit hard here today .h as has much of the county, the roadway some parts of 44 that was still covered had here, it's good news it that has been insulted . the 422 here auburn township and bainbridge and earlier it was very slow moving there was a snow squall that time it is very much hit or miss some stretches it is clear and other stretches it is more snow-covered . the weather plays a big role in the commute so gabe spiegel keeps an eye on all of itg. >> depends on whe

the roads are combination with that freezing rain has sideways, and in driveways. very slick, so drive cautiously. vdot has done a great job of clearing the snow off the interstates and primary roads, but with the rain the roads continue to be operate on their snow routes transit will return to full now joining us to talk about the road conditions is v- dot communications manager jason bond. jason, what are road of course we are not the only part of the country to strugle with the winter south cars skidded in the snow and ice in greensboro, north carolina. snow totals were only about three to four inches there, but sleet and freezing rain made driving dangerous. in florida, a powerful storm ripped through the northwest part of the state. two homes were destroyed and at least 20 others were heavily damaged. people were told to stay off the streets in century, flordia due to the large number of downed power lines.janice dean is tracking the latest. :00-:19:19-:301:27-1:40as powerful storms moved through louisiana and parts of mississippi monday... high winds took dow

sheriff's deputies say he scammed more than a dozen people out of thousands of dollars to pave the driveways. detectives started receiving complaints about dennis prairie according to investigators, he would knock on the door of elderly victims and ask to fix the cracks or holes in the driveways for a low price. deputies tell us he did fix the cracks but the cement wouldn't . >> he would use basically a very tiny amount of cement mixed in with a whole lot of water and would spread it, basically paint it on the driveways and in very short period of time it was obvious that the cement would turn into powder or basically run off even before it dries. >> deputies tell us so far they know of 13 victims in spring hill and they believe there could be more. right now prairie is waiting to be extradited to missouri on similar charges. >>> the hillsborough river turned green today but don't worry it was just a test in preparation for the city's st. patrick's day celebration. the water department mixed liquid with a dye powder, that there won't be pfrp under floating in the water. mayor buckhorn plans

good three inches of ice pushed up into driveways. completely surrounding some homes, and after mal fining with the flood gates combined with overnight high tide. aep houses. quickly turned to solid eyes after subzero temperature took hole. councilman woke you can to several panic and angry complaint. i get the calls at 6:00 in morning. that should not happening. no it should not have to be that way. >> especially since the city pour more million buck into these area roads and trimming sides of the catch business sin because of the flood risk. maureen saul i will spent dig out her neighbor. e6 >> all our cars have to be moved. and the tires were spro den in water. and happy valentine's day. right? >> new england for gates closed but the fear persist this could happen again. they are third or fourth time. they froze up. >> only silver lining here temperatures are supposed jump up next week chance to address the problem. in reviewer. >> well street brockton quickly going from nuisance to real problem for business. and tonight arealm own

recruiting her little ones to help shovel the driveway. many of you have already shared the snowfall in your neighborhood. this is from north trace golf course in fairfield on winton road. share your weather photos with us in the u-local section of wlwt.com and on social media using the hashtag wlwt. you just might see those pictures right here. the snow won' t be melting anytime soon. chief meteorologist kevin robinson has a look at the bitter cold. and when the flakes could move out with cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. kevin: you are absolutely way. we are to stop the snow from it looks like it will happen later on this evening and that couple hours expect more snow showers across the region. most of them are relatively light some of them are on the lighter side you can see some heavier bands some of them will be on the eastern side of hamilton and onto brown county. as well as stripping down -- drifting down to parts of northern kentucky. the greatest concentration of snow from blue ash is as you head out to route 50. there is a w

i need it. >> pleading with the car thief who stole his vehicle out of his driveway. it is handicapped modified. it is the only car he can drive to get his boys to school, and gets his new job. >> i don't know how i will be able to keep my job. we have so little left. reporter: in the mid-1990's he founded la connection. he sold it, then crashed by the great recession. a rare nerve condition caused paralysis in his lower body. >> my son came out to go running and that is what he found. >> his son delivered the bad news. >> where is the car? what do you mean? that's not funny. reporter: his lifeline was gone, left to wonder whether he was targeted. >> who does this kind of thing. who steals a car like that? >> i don't know. my sister said there is a >> mike is relying on taxicabs. they are more expensive options than his car. call police if you know anything. anna: two employees use their cell phones at the -- as a crime-fighting tool. they came out with a bag full of things he did not buy. they snapped pictures. as they saw him unloading merchandise, the women turned

brought you mike leary story last week after thieves stole his handicap-modified car right out of his driveway. anna: police found his car over the weekend. andrea, he got his car back. now he is looking to get rid of it. andrea: that's right. mike leary, who is wheelchair-bound, was sure he would never see that car again. it had hand controls that allow him to get around like anyone else. he called it his lifeline to the outside world. now he is hoping to find someone else who can use that type of lifeline. breaking apart his wheelchair and squeezing it through the this handicap-modified suv -- >> everyone's got their challenges, you know? andrea: is not something mike larry thought he would be able to do five days ago after someone stole his car out of his driveway. was gone. andrea: the single father of two had just landed a new job at home depot and was desperate to replace his car, his lifeline. so he set up a gofundme page, quickly shared between family, friends and strangers, all opening their wallets, exceeding his $5,000 goal and restoring his faith in people. >> people were great. i

driveway and whole three inch deep with car huge problems and driveways andard over the weekend and she at least has running water. >> sheets of ice came after a flood gate malfunction, froez open, allowing the saw water into the neighborhood. brutely cold temperatures turned that water to ice quickly. revere councilman john powers tells fox25 that never should have happened, especially because revere spent more than a million dollars to triple catch >> get call at 7:00 in the morning, but shouldn't have to be watt way. >> i don't know what to say to the city any more. town put a ton of material here on arcadia street trying to melt this just yesterday, three inches of ice also on the roadway itself. but that's too little, too late, that's what many residents are telling me here this morning. councilman powers says he will speak with revere engineer tomorrow because today is president's day to work on long-term fix. residents here say that's also too little too late. i'm working to get some answers from revere as well as soon as i get them, of course, and bring you update. live in r

but then came valentine's day 2013, when nathan pulled into their driveway mid-afternoon and discovered something terribly wrong. >> i could see that the windowpane was broken, glass on the ground. at that point i began to put things together and someone had broken into the home, and at that point i calmed the police. called 911. >> 911. where's the emergency? >> we had a break-in. >> a daring burglary in the middle of the day that would rob this family of everything.this family of everything. >> there would be no more cards, candy or flowers this valentine's day. no one can find denise. >> she hadn't answered her phone calls. hadn't answered her text messages, and what police do find is terrifying. >> everything stopped. i just kept looking at my daughter. my world had just been shattered point. run away with me what will you be able to do in a jeep renegade? lost souls in revelry pretty much anything you want. and i said hey, hey hey hey living like we're renegades the most capable small suv ever. with available selec-terrain traction control that can be adjusted to take on mud, sand

. >> is just for a car parked in the driveway. this whole thing could've been a lot worse >> they tell the story of the wild crash that happened in front of the house. could have died here. no one answered the door when i knocked the cocoa beach police say family of three live here and were saved by this black mercedes. the car was struck on its left side after police say hillary brown's car rear ended this black nissan that was traveling swerved crash and crashed into the mercedes that was parked in the driveway >> slowdown. they see the news and they are slowing down but it's too late >> cocoa beach police say the driver responsible for the crash is facing dui charges. >>david: a new push in the fight about drunk driving. the safety board one states to lower the legal blood alcohol limit. sun rail b trying to get more people to take it to work. how they are reaching out to companies for the deals. a mosquito borne virus is linked to birth defects and it could be in florida . there is no development surrounding the zika virus. th

shirley terry and her husband say their driveway washed out ... exposing an electrical wire and a water pipe. they say the damage started last summer after land was cleared for the dilworth apartment complex being built off brevard road. ((stop)) 3 i'm i'm stressed all the time because we can't even get up in our yard, we can't get over the culvert. and if we put another one in - it would get washed out again too the developer is "triangle realty" from gastonia. a company representative told news 13 the flooding isn't their fault. above their site collapsed ... and record rains have coincided with the bent creek construction project. 3 3 a debate is heating up over renaming a historic waynesville street. resident philip gibbs brought up the idea of changing the name of pigeon street to martin luther king junior boulevard. he wants to honor the civil rights leader. people who live on the street are concerned the change would impact their addresses, deeds and 9-1-1 service. now gibbs is considering naming a bridge along russ avenue. 3 philip gibbswa

if you are not clear the snow from your sidewalks and driveway you want to take it easy,wa it is often referred to as a heart attack snow because it is so heavy, it can then be as strenuous as exercising on a treadmill and can trigger an heart attack for people who are sedentary and they say that people with aa history of heart and i problems should be especially careful. >> with the heavy snowfall there is a long assertion that something as seemingly easy as shoveling the driveway as she left that stomach and we can -- 20 pounds and he do that t strain on your body. >> doctors recommend that you stretch before you shovel and takedd frequent breaks and plenty of water and try to push itt instead of lifting but if you do then lift with your legs. >> itcher fitness tracker tracking more than you wanted to ? tonight at 10:00 p.m. the information that your fitness tracker beitlerer batching some say that some of the top trekkers may put your privacy at risk here whichh secrets that they can reveal tonight at 10:00 p.m.. >> looks like a normal scene in anyk nhl locker room, what makes it sp

the morning but what happened with the snow last night a lot of people had to shovel clean up the driveway and get to work so we think it will be later today than earlier today. he was right about that. definitely made up some of the early deficit here lines forming at about five:30 this afternoon in voter turnout across the spectrum to be record-breaking. two out of every three voters expected to cast a vote today and this first in the nation primary secretary of state her expects 62 percent voter turnout overall. >> right now resident republican new hampshire wing between these candidates here. political reporter sharmann saccheti live in manchester were expert said appears to be a race for second place. we're live here at the best western in manchester this is donald trump headquarters for the evening. he fully expecting to deliver us to speech here tonight there is a long line of supporters certainly waiting to get in here. trump has maintained his dominant lead in this race and he has been urging people to get out and vote. so much for any sort of change in tone trump is repeated a vo

>>> parking lots, driveways, businesses in the morning, make sure they are open up on time. him. >> reporter: and back here live looking at east market street, the lanes of traffic are clear and wet. we have seen plows out the nearby businesses plowing and salting, the driveways, and parking lots everything is clear this morning. you want to look out for slick spots because it is quite cold this morning, most of the snow that you're seeing is sticking on the bushes and the grass not so much the main roads. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, get the seven day forecast storm tracker 6 live radar and more detailed weather discussions on 6abc.com/weather. >>> philadelphia police officer is on the mend after a foot pursuit, the chase started at 2:30 a.m. on the 5100 block of baltimore satisfied in southwest philadelphia. a dui suspect ran away from his vehicle as a 12th district officer approached the car during a traffic spot. there was an altercation and the officer injured his knee. he is in penn presbyterian hospital. >>> flames broke out in a row home in po

. >> reporter: mark is forced to clear his driveway after a long day at work. >> i know it hasn't stopped. i don't know if it will ever stop. >> reporter: his son peter took the day off of work and tried to help dad. >> i've been -- yeah, i didn't want to die so i stayed at home. >> reporter: with the wind drift peter says it made it look like he did absolutely nothing. >> i have no good answer for this. in this scenario. i didn't go into work i did shovel earlier today but by the time he came home it didn't look like i did anything. >> reporter: over in neighboring marshfield the owe slane force wind washed out a house on ocean street. police chief tells the fox 25 luckily no injuries reported there. something mark is thankful for. >> we don't have the ocean back here. we're not flooding. this is, you know, winter in new england. >> reporter: still at this hour in scituate the snow has not stopped falling. it is relentless. in the meantime, crews tell us that you know what thank you to the people out here in scituate thank you for not being on the roads they plow truck drivers just passe

>> it's up 30%. >> is it bad for the car, to let it idle that long in the driveway? >> it's not good for the engine and you're getting zero miles to the gallon. >> you say to keep half a tank of gas. why? >> below, you're creating moisture in the gas tank from starting the car and shutting it off. around a half tank, it won't have fuel line freeze up and will keep you from getting the car started. >> do you bundle up the kids? >> put them in the car seat, buckle them up, put a blanket over them. use the heated heats if you have them. it's the smartest way to go. you want to be safe with your kids. >> thank you very much. natalie? >>> so you're home and your car is toasty. what about you? here with ways to stay warm without sacrificing style is the style director for "good housekeeping" magazine. good morning. >> good morning. >> all about the coat. i actually have one of these. >> you're in a great coat. this is from northface. inflated, it traps the hot air so you stay warm. this is a great time to buy a winter coat. that would have been at the start of the season.

getting out of your driveway, parking spot, make sure you have an ice scraper you will need that today. it is not as bad as that car we showed you from the fire over weekend but your car is a sheet of ice if you parked it outside with that freezing rain last night. so start the car give it the a couple minutes for that defroster to work and get that scraper working to clean off the ice that will be coated on tour windshield, even door handles are froze up as well until these temperatures get well above freezing mark. i started out at 25 this morning, degrees on my speedometer reading there and for the temperature and up to 34, already. speed restrictions on all major roadways this morning. an accident east on the the pennsylvania turnpike right here near willow grove. here's a live look the at the schuylkill expressway where again the crews have been out salting all night but it looks wet let's just go with the idea that it could be icy there this morning. the that was going to be a shot down the shore. mass transit, everybody will be back to the regular weekday schedule, however, slip

hopefully plowing the driveway. 128 in lexington. the traffic continues to move smoothly north and southbound. that's a good news. the slushy met accumulating up on the roadways. it is causing a lot of the driver to slowdown. traffic, it's gradually decreased as the rush hour came this morning and is progressed on to the 9:00 hour to 9:30 now. we don't have the volume. it's helping to keep any incident backup or delays. i want to give you a quick look as far as what we look alternate consistency with snow. it's that slushy mess. it's beautiful to make snowball and snowmen again like everyone says. the problem when it mixes with grime on the roadways makes it slushier and causes you to slip and slide. when you are out on the roadway give yourself plenty of extra time. that's the latest along 128 here live in lexington. kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >>> glad he mentioned his kid with the short. my son asked the same thing. it's like we're out of practice. >>> we'll continue to track this latest round of winter weather we

. >> ashlea: floods washed out a culvert and a chunk of the driveway and an explosion exposed an electrical wire up to their house and water pipes. land was cleared on 168 unit dillworth apartment complex started going in on july. >> they've taken a permeable surface and turned it in to a non-permeable surface. and all the water that used to settle in to the ground seems to run off and impacted us. >> ashlea: the superintendent said culverts above their site have collapsed. they said they put in a deep holding pond that is catching run-off water. debrises like buckets and construction materials washed through here. >> ashlea: today red clay snakes from the construction site and slithered all the way down to the couple's driveway. >> i don't see how it can be coming from somewhere else. >> ashlea: buncombe county says the developer has storm water. inspectors have been coming out here intermittently to check on things. reporting live in buncombe county, i'm ashlea surles, news 13. >> darcel: the trial of a transylvania county man accused of killing for revenge began today. richard o'shields

taking out driveways (plow scrape) and sidewalks (snow pushing) in just minutes. it's a chore for most people... (snow crunch) but for mason.. its the purpose thats fun. 4:43:06 its really great, i'll help a lot of friends out. but he can't deny... the time he gets zipping through the snow... also makes him do this person who would try to find a way to be more active, it'd be mason. so it may not be popular opinion... but hes hoping for a few more chances to see this (snow crowding)... before spring hits... 4:22:12 it was a fun day. in johnston, nikki davidson local five news we are iowa. jack: here's another amazing part to that story... mason actually got the action track wheelchair you saw there... through a gofundme page. his friends and 15-thousand and he's vowing forward... and help them out... and get rid of some of that snow! and don't forget you can check out mason's full story on we are iowa dot com. stephanie: in your local election democratic down to a handful of delegates. stephanie: on the democratic side the final results were not firmly decided unt

. >> i started to step back to the driveway and i heard the boom and i was on my face in the driveway. >> reporter: when he got back up, this is what he saw. >> i was confused. >> reporter: a gas stove had been stolen from the home. >> they shut it off or just rip today out of the wall. >> reporter: this home was just completed and in fact, thomas had been here the day before switching the locks. >> i even showed that house the day before. >> reporter: he locked everything up, but according to evidence that someone had pried the back door open. >> it's just a bomb in there. >> reporter: thomas walked away with just a few scrapes and bruises and he considers himself luck. >> the debris is went over he me. >> reporter: home crux theft is a problem. before this incident, they had close to $10,000 in materials stolen from construction sites this year. thomas said this is the first problem in this neighborhood, surprising considering the neighbors. >> weave two police officers living on that cul de sac, so someone was really gutsy to try something like that. >> reporter: no one was been ar

as soon as that happened, police standing in our driveway went like that. it was all over. >> evan: gun powder and lead balls he has for some old muskets. neighbors say it's still alarming. >> we've had meetings with police chief anderson. we've had them with the new police chief. and you know, nothing much seems to happen. >> evan: coming up at 6, i will tell you about some incidence that neighbors talked about earlieie that really gave them a scared. >> tammy: two juveniles in charge for allegedly sending threatening instagram messages. the students and their parents showed us the instagram screen grab where the sender wrote "my gun will kill" and "i'll shoot you people." >> my friends are get threatened and i'm getting threatened. we're all scared to go to school and be alone. like, we don't know what this person is capable of. >> tammy: we're told the instagram post started two weeks ago with explicit messages. find out why investigators are made to wait in the arrest. >> darcel: a convicted felon is charged with illegally having a gun and possession of

walking up the driveway." rohner's father reached out to kwwl after the news broke..saying his son was at covenant for a drug says his son is a good man but he's struggling with drug addiction right now...he's hoping his son can receive the help he needs..he was also worried, wondering how his son was able to get out? ...meanwhile neighbors are asking the same thing- hoping it wont happen again. i dont want to see that again a nearby school was briefly put on lockdown until the situation was a nearby school was briefly put on lockdown until the situation was resolved. the des moines school district's horticulture program is searching for a missing s-u-v. the black 19-99 suburban and other equipment were stolen from mccombs middle school over the weekend. 14:37-14:56 the suburban was purchased by the program, the fund from the horticulture, we have a really successful business here and the money goes back to the kids program and the school ... its a the s-u-v should be hard to miss. it has school district licen