. >> for a crime they did not commit >> tumbled dennis did in brookfield.el across the country in one of the biggest military bases and four military members. >> it is under renovation now. they are for people who are transitioning looking for deployment elsewhere. also for civilians of active duty military members and retirees $60 a night that is just as nice elsewhere so they are meant for longer stays. it is a really nice place. >> she takes care of things. but she is short staffed. >> we take care of everybody. every and said air force $50 a night. >> is this a solution for retired military personnel? could day getting an? technically. >> if you are eligible with active duty or the independent identification card you can stay here. >> there are 27,000 hotel rooms across the united states operated by the department of defense. but it is unacceptable to see those veterans. could this be a solution and ash carter has to take this up is for the big guys not for those who are keeping it going. >> what about being london-based? to make you have to be on the b

to the west a few more for the brookfield to warn bergenfield holland just to the southeast of the quabbin reservoir. they'll be more in her role on through its continuing to come on by because of all this activity that's been sliding on tour area much of it will come to an end later tonight. the lake affects nose will continue to blow in some heavy snow appear. the heavy snow is up there she's at along the lake shore. in that part of new york. there are some of the snow showers through the evening and they die out. will get more back tomorrow. through after all it's not yet brutally cold it's going to get that way. and as a cold or comes rushing and, more snow shows popping up even if you snow school during the day tomorrow. same idea today. going to add up to much but it can actually lower the visibility quickly for the time during the day tomorrow. keep that mind is you driving around.from today through tomorrow most places end up with a coating a two inch of snow in connecticut until hartford county at three inches of snow today measured according to the national weather service. but m

speeds higher than that temperatures are present for this time in a 46 arvada 52 book failed 44 brookfield 44 stapleton the similar words 38 in evergreen put us back a little bit check in on conifer 36 over monument expected little more cloud cover lay in the day as his cause, by and make it went that up to 10 or 20 miles per hour but that'll be about it and that the skies were clear tomorrow night at cloud cover is associated with the) but corporate but as a weak one and only close off slightly on sunday has lose tonight will be in the teens and 20s in the maryland school band at their credit 16 maker 1915 in steamboat 23 to pagosa springs and 20 alamosa a lot of thirds of these complaints tomorrow's 60s and very mild 70s of an eastern plains a good deal sunshine only in the day not a lot of wind couldn't be any better the tech super saturday get out and enjoyed them for skin in the car at a high country of how some passing causes always little breezy at times was assigned its down gone to staff gone in the 40s and 50s from 30s towards craig in steamboat 50s for the western valleys temper

brookfield and worcester are reporting light snow as well as the south coast. this will continue to slowly filling as we enter the evening. hour by hour here are the temperatures at or above just freezing in most towns. we aren't expecting much impact

brookfield and worcester are reporting light snow as well as the south coast. this will continue to slowly filling as we enter the evening. hour by hour here are the temperatures at or above just freezing in most towns. we aren't expecting much impact the change will -- the snow will change to rainfall. we could still have some icy spots as we head to them -- tomorrow morning. the snow should be just a coating up to a couple of inches. in the parts of worcester county it could possibly hit 3 inches if it really gets going. >>> now at 5: 30, a frightening fire. a teenager's hoverboard went up in flames. you can see the damage. this is one of the first that we have seen in massachusetts. >> as suzy stines shows us the hoverboard caught fire while the boy was using it inside of his home. >> we are learning about the dangers of hoverboards. >> reporter: chief gerry ryan's department had its first encounter with a hoverboard to catching fire. year-old in his living room charring the floor. >> we want to get the message out that if you use it, use it outside. supervi

not a huge impact. coatings here and there and light snow along the mass turnpike from brookfield and gets steadier in the deeper blues from the southwest side of paxton to south and west of worcester. light snow showers and flurries from boilston to clinton a few flakes light. belmont arlington newton seeing a couple of those out there and a few flurries in southeastern massachusetts. not amounting to much but you will see a few flakes out there same on the east side of nantucket. where do we go from here through the remainder of the afternoon? there's a couple disturbance that is have to come through us so let's go hour by hour today. notice through the mid to late afternoon, some additional snow showers will pop up. they may be briefly ahead of me as they come by but aside from a coating to perhaps as a as much as an inch we won't see much and skies clear out after 8-9 tonight. building in tomorrow morning. and there's another disturbance coming in and like today, not but there may be scattered snow showers again a little more punch to them here through southern new hampshire and b

lynn in bloomfield, such a nice day, brookfield park at capacity. can it last? lynn, you know where i'm going with this one. hudson river valley we have low 50-degree temps. morgan, 54 where he is. what kind of temps in the city? take a look, warm, clear, 59 is what we will call it. winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour. taking a look at the high temperature today. 60 degrees. that is what we made it up to today t. 60 degrees. a full 15 above where we should be for this day of the year. the low this morning 38. this was definitely a nice day. as we continue on here, we are taking a look at the temperature trend. we did 60-degree temps today. yesterday closer to normal at 51. we will do it again tomorrow. then we see a bit of a decrease on your tuesday. mild. above where we should be. vortex satellite and radar showing the impact. a wider view and you can see that we have a front. so, basically we got activity on this frontal boundary. we are enjoying a nice surge of melted air in advance of the front. we are watching for this to move across the area. t

about a grow house police discovererd on brookfield drive.. that's near south pecos and east hacienda.. very close to doris french elementary school. no word yet on how much marijuana was confiscated.. or whether anyone's been arrested yet. that's the latest from the breaking news center. new at five.. the parents of two students.. allegedly molested by a ccsd music teacher.. are suing the school district. in the suit.. the parents claim school officials didn't do enough to protect their children. the students.. ages nine and ten.. say jeremiah mazo would ask them to sit on his lap after class at hayden emelentary school. one girl says mazo told her she would be forced to move to another school if she told. a breaking news update.... tonight.. police are releasing new details.... on the arrest of a former north las vegas teacher. according to the report.. william crawford kissed two.... -12- year-old girls..... in -2- thousand -12- ... at "sommerset academy". the act wasn't reported.... until - 2- thousand -14-. the students say... in- appropr

. >> and again, this just about less than 90 minutes ago on brookfield circle in rowan county. >> and we have posted a slide show of your pictures on our website. check out the damage go to wbtv.com. >> right now let's get you updated on traffic and the commute here is tonya rivens in the first alert traffic center. >> your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. and as we check in on i-85 and statesville, a the of volume we see the camera jumping. and the story remains the same as far as accidents in the area but also a lot of areas with obstructions on the roadway. there is an accident at north tryon and another at north tryon and west craig head and a lot of volume on north tryon. and we have obstructions by mathison and the plaza. as we look around the area and see that volume on north tryon. graham street is a great alternate route. and we have a couple accidents headed towards 485 by w.t. harris and another on north tryon near mallard creek church be careful. back to you. >> thank you. theft is alarming detectives. the video is coming up in crimestoppers. >> and more

winnie: he's a professor at brookfield university. lots of publications, major research grants, lecture tours... and one of the highest student ratings of the faculty. (computer beeps) oh! correction. he was "let go" from the university five years ago. why? winnie: no reason anyone was willing to put on the record. all right, get me the head of the psychology department, and i'll get it out of them. winnie: day like today, boss, i'm gonna do my best, but- (snaps) winnie, just find them. sorry, boss, will do. (ed's phone rings) where the hell are you? clark: (gasps) dad... talk to me. clark: (gasps in pain) can't move. clark? clark, you're at city hall? (clark groans) (voice hitches) are you in city hall? clark: (groans) yes... rush! okay, okay, stay with me. clark: can't... (grunts) ed: it's okay, just stay with me. clark: (groaning) i'm here. ed: call donna, tell her clark's at city hall. track his phone. i'm coming to get you, stay with . spike: boss, you copy that? yeah, i did, spike. boss, there was a false back on his office book

barre and brookfield is seeing wind drops and wind will stay with us this evening. strongest wind gust across the southeastern part of the cape gusting up to 45 miles per hour and moving towards tomorrow morning the wind is more westerly and during the day tomorrow, it turns more northwesterly and we will see some gusts staying up to about the friday. and that's going makey feel like a wintry day -- make you feel like a wintry day. a couple evening rain showers snow showers into the berkshires and heading towards tomorrow morning clouds to start and brightening skies the rest of the day but a more wintry feel after today that going for a low temps tonight into the 20sin central massachusetts lower 30s elsewhere. 30 degrees cooler than what we saw starting this morning. partly sunny skies to begin the day. a mix of sun and clouds at midday. wind chill values in the 20s. heading towards the evening blustery and quite cold as we teens tomorrow night. that's after highs range from the freezing mark in worcester to just shy of 40 defrees in the eastern end -- degrees in

sprinkles here and there and a few steady areas of rainfall from worcester westward and barre and brookfield. and on a day like today antique weather is warmer later this year. a few more rain showers tonight. and as we head deeper into the night snow showers there in the berkshires and a lot of cloud in the overnight. colder feel much different type of weather out there. and for tomorrow we will break more sun as the day goes on. but chillier temperatures that is very much guaranteed. so overnight low temps in the 20s a in central mass. low 30s elsewhere so tomorrow morning 30 degrees colder than outside this morning. with partly sunny skies and we will get a little more sunshine as the day goes on. gusty northwest winds and wind chill values in the 20s. you want to bring out winter jacket again for tomorrow and breezy and cold as we head into the friday night. high temps from 32 in worcester tomorrow up around 40 in hyannis for tomorrow. things calling down for weekend. sunshine a cool day on saturday. but as we just mentioned no snow and it doesn't feel as cold. into the 50s again on sund

the house is located on brookfield drive near hacienda and pecos. that's very close to doris french elementary school. extremely.. potentially dangerous equipment in the house. no word yet on how much marijuana was confiscated.. or whether anyone's been arrested yet. that's the latest from the breaking news center. an exclusive interview now you'll see only on 13 action news. a live look at the high roller as we hear from the man accused of getting rowdy in one of those pods. tonight.. philip panzica says he doesn't have too many regrets about his arrest. "i don't care. like i do care but why sweat the small stuff or even the big stuff cause you can't do anything about it." panzica tells 13 action news he was enjoying las vegas with his girlfriend but they got into a fight so he decided to explore the city on his own. that's when he says he met 21 year old chloe scordianos. after some drinks.. they decided to check out the high roller. according to court documents.. it included smoking cigarettes and having sex. panzica says his girlfriend came-up w

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snow showers and squalls getting together here just west of worcester back through spencer and brookfield. down through southbridge. this is heading into the city of worcester. we are beginning to see some of the heavier bursts of snow move out of connecticut into central massachusetts. a few towns in connecticut picking up one, two inches of snow. more snow squalls off to the west. those ones scat nerd nature. not all towns are going to see one or two inches of snow. i do expect a couple of towns to pick up an inch or two as come on in from the west of us. it is almost like a springtime or summertime theme. where you have some dry stretches. then you get a burst of snow. shower to pass on through. here we go. we track the arctic air in here over the weekend. it is gng to come right through hudson bay. right down into new england. temperatures crashing saturday afternoon into saturday night. in fact, saturday night, sunday morning, we go from zero to ten below across the area. even below zero in the city of boston. that -10 probably through northern worcester county. down. -15 to -30. mor

you can see brookfield right now a couple of flurries at 16 degrees. waking up to only 20 in worcester. 17 in leominster now. 12 in hollis, new hampshire, so teens stretched across southern new hampshire. lexington, 14 degrees. 21 right now walpole. we have milton at 23. boston itself at 25, but a lot of the burbs will be cooler from norton to hanover. only 17 on the map. still dry in these spots. 21 in duxbury. we have snow getting somewhat close right now. teens and still looks mostly dry. by late morning, we will have some light and scattered snow in place, including in boston at about 33 degrees. we have highs in the middle 30s this afternoon and does come with not just light snow, but potential for a couple of bursts of heavier snow called snow squalls. because of that around lunchtime, the evening commute, we will deal with adumelation, snow squalls and visibility concerns that will break down. now julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, a pretty busy start to the morning for you. >> julie: it is, shiri. we already had hevrl accidents

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stafford, dale city, triangle, garrisonville, stones corner, brookfield. all the area under the newest tornado warning until 6:00 this evening. doug, separate in and show us where that is. of course, there is a line of tornado warning up and down -- doug: can we go back an image, al, before here? give you a second to get to the computer. i want to show you the number of the tornado warnings in effect now along the lines. thanks. we have several active tornado warnings. several counties south of raleigh. the virginia-north carolina border area. the area that steve told you about, the area we told you about are awfully close to the populated areas. populated areas on a wednesday afternoon at 5:21. significant number of people on the road. traveling the interstate. people that went across 64 are dealing with this right now coming out of the richmond area, headed to charlottesville. the major interstates in our area will deal with it shortly. southbound now in fayetteville. i mentioned fayetteville a while ago. that is where a large possible tornado on the gro

brookfield will acquire all of the stock at 1825 per share. that represents a premium of 35% . business flash. matt: i want to look at the movers we have in the premarket. down two and three quarters percent because it missed earnings estimates and sales estimates also missed, only up about 6.2%. distributorsu.s. actually fell. we are looking at again here in the u.s. we lost market share in but light even though they spent more money on advertising and the beer market has improved because more people are drinking craft beers. look at other movers this morning. salesforce.com not only raised its own and beat the street as far as the fourth quarter, then raised its estimate for its outlook in the first quarter, the current quarter, and the full year, and beat the street on those numbers. salesforce in the cloud doing better than any of its competitors. the stock is up 10% in the premarket. it is still down 20% year to date. thes look at some of retailers. we have missed restoration hardware. real concerns about delivery dates, about sales, especially sales growth in places where