overwash there. highway 12 survived a beat down on the ocean front dunes, not a lot of damage but a section still closed until later this horning. >>> smooth sailing y think so. it was a rough ride for passengers, caught in storm off of the north and south carolina coast. the weather service issued a warning for hurricane forced winds. anthem of the seas was headed from new york to the bahamas when it ran into big trouble there with the storm. the ship changed course and real florida. a little bit of a -- port ca investigator real. >>> we are looking at cloudy skies as we head loud the tuesday. also the chance for a few flurries or shower. keep the umbrella nearby. most of us are going to stay troy. what you need to know, planning your day today. 419 at noon and a high today of 44. it should be back into the upper 30s bier p.m. and throughout the day, we will see light snow showers or light rain showers move through. it is not coming down fast enough to 5:00 cumulate ton roadways or cause any problem

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash, but the structure held up over the weekend. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any make sense to kind of but it's their call. 17:02 he also tells us-- bidding will start for a larger beach renourishment project tomorrow. the plan would extend the beaches in duck, kitty hawk, and kill devil hills another 100 feet - to protect nc-12. we can show you some of the flooding that storm caused on the outer banks. this is video from hatteras -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. sunday, we reported heavy rain and 50- mile-per-hour winds in parts of the outer banks. it left flooding and beach erosion behind. hyde county officials say the water has receded in ocracoke, but pockets of water remain in some spots. they say drivers haven't been having any issues getting through. emergency washed out part of a dune on hatteras, and crews have been clearing overwash from the n-c 12. an update to seawall repairs in portsmouth. city officials say construction is coming along. in may, they closed pa

overwash. section is closed until this morning. >>> it was a rough ride for passengers on a royal caribbean, caught in the storm, off the north and south carolina coast. the weather service issued a warning for hurricane-forced winds. anthem of the seas was headed south from new york to the bahamas when it ran into some trouble with the storm. it changed course and approved at port ca investigator real florida. unlucky people there, back at home, how are things looking. >> we are just looking at cloudy skies for the majority of us, we could see flurries from time to time but those won't be that widespread and they're not going to come down fast enough to cause problems. here is what you need to know as you plan your day: temperature around around, 8:00 a.m., 44 hour afternoon high, not only are we tracking flurries later today but it is going be breezy. we are back to near 39 toward 6:00 this evening. but here a live picture outside from our wncn tower camera, looking out over the belt line. th

it was shut down because debris from overwash and standing water made the road impassible. the closure disrupted ferry service, things are on schedule. >>> volkswagen adding 680,000 vehicles to the recall list. the auto maker notified the government about the vehicles from model years 2006 to 14, they will notify impacted owners about the faulty inflaters. >>> today is one year since a shooting in chapel hill topped headlines across the country. how two college communities are honoring the lives of three students. >>> the latest witnesss to take the snand the trial against travon -- stands in the trial against travion smith. the evidence they connected in woman. thatng. ow t.hat d- ae-prtion g. iplyfeelt's f aldes. a wor celon. multiplat. re ne'ro in the chahip a onsh 's that feeling. multiplied. intripliatch-offs. a cto win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. y so t so tha bifferen n

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash, but the structure held up over the weekend. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. we can show you some of the flooding that storm caused on the outer banks. this is video from hatteras -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. sunday, we reported heavy rain and 50- mile-per-hour winds in parts of the outer banks. it left flooding and beach erosion behind. hyde county officials say the water has receded in ocracoke, but pockets of water remain in some spots. they say drivers haven't been having any issues getting through. emergency washed out part of a dune on hatteras, and crews have been clearing overwash from the n-c 12. an update to seawall repairs in portsmouth. city officials say construction is coming along. in may, they closed part of the wall in olde towne -- because of structural damage. they say contractors have started emergency bracing. the city is also reviewing plans to replace parts of the wall. it expects to re-open the area between admirals landing and the

. >>> police in the caughter haterass lighthouse, overwashes shut down the ferry to the island. brutal beating. a section is closed until tomorrow morning. >>> today was just the wet stuff. now we get ready for the coldest temperatures. just how cold it will get. >> 32 and 18 have been the coldest day and morning. it will be both. the rain is out of here with the exception of a few drops. we will keep it dry through tomorrow morning's commute. you will have to head north or head west into our mountains. there will be several inches of snow. the big story is going to be the cold. it will stay that way for more than a week. we have 30s now. you see the 20s up in the mountains, 20s will be here and even overnight lows in the teens. we have one cold front as a second coming tomorrow a small chance of a few flurries. we will be dry with a few clouds, 32 degrees. subject a few degrees for the windchill. we go to 33 at 10:00 a.m. 35 at 9:00 a.m. it's not the only story. we will talk about our chances of snow and talk about the >>> speaking of a cruise ship, it was a rough ride off the

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. also, nc 12 is closed on ocracoke. take a look at the these pictures of flooded streets on the island. hyde county officials say most of the water receded, but there are still some areas of standing water. take a look at this video at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the surf wash right over route 12. cape hatteras schools closed yesterday. local leaders are meeting today - to talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. they're addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. officials say one flooding threat to our hard surfaces like roads and parking lots that keep the water from being absorbed. but they say - there's a solution. christy everett chesapeake bay foundation hampton roads director c 30 ches bay foundation we're looking at putti

overwash and high water shutdown highway 12. shut down 3 miles south of the ferry terminal. this was the scene along 12, located in dare county. bowers sent us this video of water, sand and debris, washing across the road. >>> the panthers are now back in north carolina, following super bowl 50. >> look at the scene last night when the team landed at charlotte douglas. most of them headed to bank of america stadium to give the team a rousg homecoming. fans say this is their way of showing panther pride. >> carolina panthers for life, baby. we got to support them, know we still love them and it was a game, we did what we had to do. >> show the support, we love the panthers. win or lose, keep pounding all day. >> many fans say they are already looking forward to the panthers fan fest, which is in august. >>> the broncos also returned home yesterday, the city of denver will celebrate their win with a parade this afternoon. >>> someone has a new vision for raleigh's triangle town center. >> the amount of money a new investor paid to take on the property and plans for the future.

up to north kitty hawk, kill devil hills also saw flooding and sand from overwash. highway 12 survived a beating, not a lot of damage there but a section is still closed off until late they are morning. they definitely got pounded on the coast. what about here in the triangle. >> well, here we are looking at cloudy look -- skies as we start off our tuesday. a few flurries and it is part of the same system. it is just moving out and colder air is moving in. 34 at at 8:00 a.m. 40s at lunchtime, 44 an afternoon high but it is going to be breezy later today which means it will feel like say the mid to upper 30s as we reach those afternoon highs. here a live picture. we are looking east and you can see the thick blanket of clouds just a little break, as we look here the wncn radar: at 6 other we are dry in raleigh but look toward this is round number two for you guy, a few sprinkles just south of lillington moving into johnston county. this is very, very light in nature. if you are seeing a few flurries just a little excitement. not expecting it to stick on the roadways

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. happening today local leaders will talk about ways to deal with rising sea over two days they'll meet in norfolk at the slover library. they'll be addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. you're looking a video of recent flooding in portsmouth. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. kicking off his campaign. 10 on your side was there as a local leader threw his hat in the ring for mayor vigil with a purpose. a community gathers to keep a murdered virginia teen's memory alive. plus low gas prices. we'll tell you where drivers are paying around a dollar per ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a stray am shower. then mostly cloudy. a few afternoon showers possible. higsh will be possible. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late

john: happening this morning several spots on highway 12 are closed due to ocean overwash. a coastal storm that heutit left behind this mess. north carolina 12 is closed in high county on ocracoke island due to high water and kitty hawk. 10:30 this morning. barbara: we begin with a terrifying scene unfolding in india. a leopard in the school. no students were in the school since it was a weekend but it took rescuers 10 hours to corner it was melted at 2,900 degrees. john: the espn radio station in charlotte is boarded up after a car crashed into the building. that was a crash heard live over the air as espn was wrapping up a show at the uptown studio. nobody feels hurt but workers say they had worried about that happening. they have not said what caused it. the srgs is jang. barbara: it is 35 degrees. a virginia town remembers a person when a 13-year-old murder victim's murder tried to thank the community. >> a grandmother fights back. the tool she needed to get the would-be robber and message she had for him. through a window. what a with advil, you'll ask what backache? w

the road shut down near kitty hawk because debris from overwash and standing water made the road impassible. things are now back on schedule. >>> dozens of prison inmates are dead after an overnight uprising in mexico. what we've learned about who was involved in the deadly riot. >> also, you're never too old to pay for your crimes. a 94-year-old former ss guard stands trial for his role in the -- many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, lity're denere der osco canri ston tture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. cleaning wlideryday. dentquecro form in jminu killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. ry d >>> more than 50 inmates were killed and a dozen hurt in a brutal fight between two rival mexico. the fight involved members of the infamous zetas drug cartel. it broke out days before pope francis is scheduled to visit another mexican prison. tv images showed flames leaping from the prison and a crowd of people bundled against the cold gathered outside the facility. >>> at least 70 people were hurt when a train derai

crews are addressing ocean overwash and clearing debris. n-c 12 is closed on ocracoke because of the high water. neither route is expected to reopen until around 10 tomorrow morning. a drug trafficking arrest at a local business you may not expect. dare county sheriff's office arrested the owners of the animal hospital of nags head. 64-year-old barrett welch and 54-year-old patrice welch turned themselves authorities. they are charged with felony trafficking in opium or heroin. 10 on your side's andy fox is live on the outer banks. andy how did this investigation unfold? patrice welch's daughter caroline is taking down the name dr. logan bo-tzman he no longer works here. but according the probablye cause for the search warrant dr. bo-tzman told investigators dr. barrett welch was diverting practice for his own personal use or the personal use of his family members. he stated this has been going on for over a year. former employee victoria bradford was in charge of inventory and had complained about dr. ((i have actually seem with my own two

crews will be blocking off parts of the highway in ocracoke and kitty hawk as they clean up the overwash. they say there's still some high water on the road. new tonight -- millions of federal dollars will go towards environmental projects on the outer banks. the army corps of award extra money for dredging in the oregon and hatteras inlets. congressman walter jones says he sent the corps a letter requesting additional funds. we've told you about boats running aground before -- especially in the oregon inlet. all together -- the projects will get four million dollars more than expected in the original 20-16 budget. chesapeake city council is dicussing the cost of putting a field house in the western branch area. it's part of next year's capital improvement plan. in a proposal tonight, councilman roland davis suggested the facility would likely cost about seven million dollars. he says it would would cost a million and a half more to buy furniture, fixtures and equipment. like a similar facility in virginia beach -- davis believes it would attract thousands of visitors-- and could also se

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. happening today - a huge economic deal to bring a fortune 500 company to norfolk goes before city council. tonight, city leaders will consider a multi-million dollar incentive package to woo payroll processing giant a- d-p to the mermaid city. the deal could bring thousands of new jobs to the area. rico bush is live in downtown norfolk with more on what city council will be doing tonight. rico, good morning. good morning lex and don. this deal would be huge for hampton roads - an area that's only has a few fortune 500 companies. it's too early to know exactly the economics benefits, but city leaders say an a-d-p expansion would norfolk's workforce. during tonight's meeting, city leaders are expected to look into giving the world's biggest payroll processer a five million dollar grant over several years. if city leaders agree to the deal, a-d-p has said it may be heading to south hampton roads

crews will be blocking off parts of the highway in ocracoke and kitty hawk, as they clean up the overwash. they say there's still some high water on the road. of federal dollars will go towards environmental projects on the outer banks. the army corps of engineers says it will award extra money for dredging in the oregon and hatteras inlets. congressman walter jones says he sent the corps a letter requesting additional funds. we've told you about boats running aground before -- especially in the oregon inlet. all together -- the projects will get four million dollars more than expected in the original 20-16 budget. chesapeake city council is dicussing the cost of putting a field house in the western branch area. it's part of next year's capital improvement plan. in a proposal tonight, councilman roland davis suggested the facility would likely cost about seven million dollars. he says it would would cost a million and a half more to buy furniture, fixtures and equipment. like a similar facility in virginia beach -- davis believes it would attract thousands of visitors-- and could also ser

. >>> it pushed high water and ocean overwash over highway 12 in hyde county and shut it down. it should reopen about 1:00 this afternoon. the road is shut down 3 miles south of the ferry terminal. take a look at this video from last night. we were sent this. see that water, sand and debris washing across the roadway. >>> state lawmakers filed an emergency request to stop a ruling about the map. they ruled they're unconstitutional because they're drawn along racial lines. i requires state lawmakers to redraw the voting maps within two weeks. the state plans to appeal. thousands of ballots have gone out based on the current maps. we drawing the maps will require a second primary election sometime this summer. board of elections says changing the maps now would be a logistical nightmare. >> courts need to be aware of the timetable that we're under and the pressures that we have are not made up, these are real live democracy questions, and this is how democracy in real time, needing to make sure we have everything ready for elections that have already started. >> the message from

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. happening today local leaders will talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. over two days they'll meet in norfolk at the slover library. they'll be addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. you're looking a video of recent flooding in portsmouth. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. today a norfolk teacher is scheduled to appeal his sexual battery conviction. we told you last year a judge convicted a maury high school teacher of hurting a former student.. an 18-year-old said mohsin bouziane sexually assaulted her in the driver's ed norfolk public schools reassigned bouziane to other duties pending the outcome of his appeal. kicking off his campaign. 10 on your side was there as a local leader threw his hat in the ring for mayor vigil with a purpose. a community gathers to keep a mur

the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. happening today local leaders will talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. over two days they'll meet in norfolk at the slover library. they'll be addressing risks from flooding you're looking a video of recent flooding in portsmouth. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. kicking off his campaign. 10 on your side was there as a local leader threw his hat in the ring for mayor vigil with a purpose. a community gathers to keep a murdered virginia teen's memory alive. plus low gas prices. we'll tell you where drivers are paying gallon! one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a stray am shower. then mostly cloudy

water and sand from ocean over watched -- overwash forced officials to close the road. high water closed the section in cakewalk. joel: bond has been increased for a greenville man that flew his drone near a medical helicopter at once, but twice. the court office says his bond was increased after he violated a bond to stay away from a witness in the case. the 27-year-old was originally arrested for flying his drone above the helicopter pad at the medical center in january. anna: it was a controversial move to the second-largest school district mistake, voting to extract --school district in the state voting to extend the superintendent's contract. many debates along racial lines. after two hours of debate, the board voted to extend clark's contract to june 2017. that gives him stability as board members continue the national search for her replacement. clark says she will retire this summer. thanks so much for joining us today at 4:00. joel: steve and tisha are here what's happening now at 5:00. the threat of snow for friday. the latest details just ahead. a wake county

john: this morning several spots on highway 12 closed due to ocean overwash. a coastal storm that hit the outer banks left this mess. n.c. 12 is closed in hyde on ocracoke due to high water and kitty hawk between byrd and historic. it is expected to reopen by 10:30. barbara: to the must-see videos we have this scene. a leopard on the prowl in a school. six were hurt trying to tranquilize it. but it took rescuers 10 hours to corner the animal. it was later iron is melted at 2,900 degrees. now to this powerful image from sampson county. you see on the abc11 faculty page a soldier saluting the flag the while dropping off the son she saw him stop, get out of the truck and salute the flag as children were raising. it was clement elementary in autryville. charlotte is boarded up after a car crashed right into the building. that was the crash heard over the air as the espn 730 team was wrapping up a show at the studio. no one was hurt but workers were worried about this happening. they have not said what caused it. an investigation is ongoing. barbara: it is 6:12 and

less of concern but there for overwashing splashover. we have snow out there tonight and on into tomorrow and shoreline to create with next high tide cycle and unsettled for the week and 7-day forecast here we have the trough of low pressure that's going to be right overhead and just keep and into the weekend and dry it up a bit and arctic front thursday night. >> gene: you may want to get away and how to get somewhere warm and sunny with less than monthly "t" pass. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? treats symptoms of leaking, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infectio

these are photos the stretch of road is closed so crews can address ocean overwash and clear any debris. it's not expected to reopen until around 10 a-m tomorrow. n-c 12 is closed on ocracoke. because of the high water --- it's also not expected to reopen until around 10 tomorrow morning. these are pictures of flooded streets. n-c dot says there is ocean over wash and sand on the roadway in buxton. there's also standing water at pea island, southern shores and duck. you can stay connected with our team of meteorologists during weather through our wavy weather app. it's free for all apple and android users. make sure you have your push notifications turned on - so you're able to stay ahead of any bad weather. we're learning more about an animal hospital drug bust on the outer banks. police say 64-year-old barrett welch and 54-year-old patrice welch sold opium and heroin out of the animal hospital they own in nags head. 10 on your side's andy animal hospital with what he uncovered about the case. this is animal hospital of nags head dr. barrett welch wh9o has been in trouble before arrest

warnings to tell you about, because at the time of high tide at 11:00 this morning, there will be some overwash on those typically flood-prone roads especially -- the plymouth shoreline. nantucket northwest east winds 60 miles per hour. piling the water up and this could mean water coming into the base tlments in those typically flood-prone spots on the island. temperatures low 20s to the west. closer to freezing in boston. kevin told but those above-freezing temperatures down to the south and east impacting the heavier nature of the snow there. winds are gusting already. 32 miles per hour in boston. near 30 in nantucket. and you are seeing those gusts rather up 40 to near 50 miles per hour currently. so let's go hour by hour here. and when you can expect winds to die down. not until noontime. not until maybe 7:00 we see them come out of the blizzard criteria and after midnight we begin to see the winds coming down and leave us alone. tomorrow morning we are waking up with a whole different story up with a whole different the day planner, the snow increasing through the morning drive from the s