the first day of the fight, on the first day of the fight, the cumberland, the doomed cumberland got off a lucky shot that blew off the muzzle of one of the confederate guns, and -- but, basically, what happened was two people died on the merrimack and 400 people died on the union ship. that gives some idea of why this battle frightened people. on the next day, nobody was hurt on either ship except poor captain warden who, again, was temporarily blinded, but he got his sight back. but the horrible, disproportionate losses of the first day also gave a grim look into what would be going on in the next century when you were going to be sending men against machine guns. the heavy machinery is not easily taken by human flesh. okay? >> given the first day results, why were they not more aggressive after that, the merrimack? or did they really feel -- >> you know, it's sort of interesting that both ships, that the merrimack, it was a very cumbersome ship to handle, and it had been knocked around. but they were eager to get back in the fight. the monitor wanted to too. but all of a sudden, b

that is our breaking news story, a raging fire in vineland, cumberland, ramada inn. crews had to race to rescue guests an officer and guest are injured. this could have been a lot, a lot worse. annie mccormick is live on the ground with the dramatic stories. >> reporter: matt, we are getting a better idea how many people were affected.

we're following breaking news, flames tear through a cumberland county hotel sending rescue crews into action. >>> police have located a car involved in a hit-and-run which critically injured a man. >>> another february day great for shirt sleeves. we're expecting record-breaking warmth today. >> right on that with david and karen, good morning. >> reporter: all right, we'll have a decent start with sun early, clouds pushing in from the west, clouds and sun mix today. the rain hangs off to the north. temperatures, very mild, 53 degrees in philadelphia. mild in allentown and reading, 60 in reading. 57 in allentown. 51 in trenton, 53 in millville. 47 cooler down near the cool ocean water. winds are not strong we are expecting them to stay on the light side. only a five mile an hour wind in philadelphia. 53 by 7:00 a.m. marching up to 71 degrees by noon, high of 75. if we hit that it will be a new record in philadelphia by one degree and 5:00 p.m. holding on to 70 before sliding back into the mid 60s by 3:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m. tonight i should say. warm today, it's going to be another mild

following breaking news in cumberland county. crews have brought in hotel fire under control. they've been battling flames. the ramada inn since around 1:30 this morning. 2:00 this morning. it was really at height. officials say everyone did get out. two people taken to the hospital with minor injuries. nbc 10 first on the scene. live look right now at the smoldering building. nbc 10 matt delucia bring us an update in the next half hour. >>> new from overnight. fire ripped through a house in montgomery county. fire started instead second floor bedroom around 12:30 this morning. no one was hurt. >>> 6:02. pineland commission expected to approve natural gas pipeline through the protected area. pipeline would run under or alongside existing roads from morristown. live in cherry hill where the vote is expected today. opponents say they'll be there to protest. >> reporter: that's right. actually expecting state police to be here at 7:00 a.m. ahead of 9:30 a.m. meeting this morning that gives us a sense of how controversial in project really is. opponents are concerned that the proj

that is our breaking news story, a raging fire in vineland, cumberland, ramada inn.rews had to race to rescue guests an officer and guest are injured. this could have been a lot, a lot worse. annie mccormick is live on the ground with the dramatic stories. >> reporter: matt, we are getting a better idea how many people were affected. just seconds ago i was talking to the fire chief, three people were rescued on ladders, they are hanging out the windows on the second floor. fire crews pulled up and got the ladders up and got them out safely. there were two people transported to the hospital, one police officer who did suffer smoke inhalation, police officers going door to door to get guests out in time. the second person hurt was the guest in the room where the fire originated that guest walked out to a ambulance and suffered smoke and burns. i want to go to the video the dramatic video to show you on you intense the fire was. it took two hours for fire crews to fight the blaze from the vinyl fire department and several other neighboring agencies to help them out. the

this is cumberland island. jack: that's cumberland island. it's hard to say.mebody is inspired by it, great. i'm very proud of the book. i think it makes a bold statement. might inspire people to get out and see america, feel differently about america. this is dearborn, michigan. there's a lot of that out there. it was something i didn't quite realize. i had heard the stories and read their articles about the detroit wasteland and i didn't have any clue till i got there how much of a wasteland it was. it was shocking. for miles and miles of just devastation. dearborn was once a thriving community with the ford plant, a lot of industry around there. a lot of that was ubiquitous. me, one of the fascinating things about this is you are not a journalist, and yet you have captured a country in transition from agricultural and industrial to information age. with fairly bleak images in some cases and redemptive ones in others. jack: it follows that entire gamut. it goes from total desolation to absolute beauty, from that to yellowstone river to yosemite. but it's not

. >> mister speaker, yesterday the campaign for fighting cuts at the west cumberland hospital for 30,000 strong to downing street, despite the return to the gates, today isn't a good day, come back after thursday. how can the prime minister justify this dismissal of the people? >> prime minister jj petition was indeed delivered to number 10 and accepted by number 10 downing street so i suggest to the honorable lady that she consider what she said in her question but i am aware of the issues that have been raised around west cumberland hospital. i'm aware of those because the very good conservative candidate. harris, has indeed raised those issues with me and made clear she wants to see no downgrading of services at west cumberland hospital, she made that clear to me and health ministers. >> concerned about the new national funding formula and can you assure me when we decide on funding for our schools we will look at national apprenticeship to assure they have the money they need to educate our children. >> thank my honorable friend for raising this. the question of school funding is imp

sun to the north and very few folks even at 32, maybe in frederick, but 34 in cumberland and 45 in romney, to start the day clouds, but it is not going to deter the temps from getting up into the 50s. 50 in fredericksburg, by 1:00 on saturday, now 60 downtown and 56 in oakland -- excuse me -- in cumberland and by 4:00, 6:00 in the afternoon, still in 6 sprinkles and 10:00 this time tomorrow night, still 53 downtown, in fact, mostly in the 50s. if you are out late, no worries, probably a light jacket, 53 in leesburg and 51 downtown. cold front pushes through in the afternoon. until then just a lot of clouds and mild. not a bad trade-off. overnight 28 or 38. with winds. 45 by 9:00, 453 dig -- 53 by 1 11:00 and 548 and kind of windy. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a little cooler, chilly, mid-40s, a couple flakes. and wednesday, thursday,friday, a couple flakes. very quiet 54 and maybe a snow or rain shower wednesday or thursday, but i'm not getting excited. i refuse to get myself excited. >> don't get excited about that. >> i'm getting excited about basketball. i don't know about you. >> gre

and 60 as far north as hagerstown and cumberland. i'll come back and tell you which day will be the dryer of the two weekend days. >>> caught on camera, chaos in an indiana courtroom. a defendant flipped out and started throwing chairs in the courtroom. look at that. a judge had just sentenced that 20-year-old to a year in jail for contempt of court. after he arrived more than an hour late. he was originally summoned to court on a probation violation. but now, he's going to spend more time behind bars because of all of this. >> you think so? >> uh-huh. >>> a grandmother from maryland's eastern shores is headed back to prison tonight. convicted for a second time of murdering a toddler at her day care. prosecutors say the conviction is the third time in a row, that questions about shaken baby syndrome. some were disputing the diagnosis. some doctors say retinal bleeding and brain swelling can be united states caused by disease or old injury, instead of murder. >> i suppose you would say this is the second time a jury has said, no you y

cumberland counties are investigating the deadly police-involved shooting. again, it happened in the evening in bridgeton. detectives spent hours on the scene on south avenue. a police source tells us a man first ran from an officer and then he pulled a gun. police shot the man. he died a short time later. investigators say they found a gun where he collapsed. >> i seen somebody run across the street, and next inc. i kth knew i heard some gunshots. >> the county has to follow new state standards for investigating rules of force cases. they went into effect after a shooting of jeremy reed at a traffic stop in 2014. a grand jury cleared the bridgeton officers involved in that case. >>> a report from new jersey's attorney general find a state trooper used justifiable force when he shot a man inside a home mistakenly linked to a 911 call. here's the story. jerry sikes thought he was defending his upper deerfield home from intruders last july, but he was really confronting two troopers who went to the house when a disconnected 911 call was mistakenly in that hous

. >> this dog was found starving and tied up on the bank of a river in bridgeton cumberland coun countytonight a good samaritan talks only to nbc 10's ted greenberg. >> reporter: she had been starving from a lack of food and affection until alex gaunt spotted her inside an upside down plastic carrier. >> there was like, skeleton of a dog laying in there. >> reporter: he was out for walk friday when he found the severely underweight dog, chained to a tree along the edge of the river in bridgeton. >> i mean, imagine if it was high tide, probably would have flooded out. took her off the chain and got out of there. >> if the tide had come in she would have drowned for sure. >> reporter: the dog believed to be about two years old is now in the care of the cumberland county aspca. staffers have named her sweetie because of the friendly personality she has despite being left to die. >> i think it's horrible. i'm disappointed, you know, that anyone can do this. >> reporter: animal cruelty investigators trying to figure out who is responsible. >> some people really have no morals, it's disgustin

on tuesday, i went to the property in cumberland county for exclusive interview him to find out whatfe think about what happened. >> it has not turned me abans the miss, but made me wish they had better screenings, better screenings. i know it is very difficult for them. with the attitude today, but you oh, things like this should never happen. >> sykes and margo prin bed at 11:30 p.m. when she heard something on the back door in the first floor bedroom and living room. sykes grabbed the pistol and went to investigate. >> looked out. two guys are looking back at me. they had blue knit shirts on, short ceive, i saw no identification, no hat, nothing. they stood there looking at me and gave me the hoddest feeling because they didn't say word. i yelled to her to call 911 and they said don't call 911 you will get charged with assault. right away, i am saying you know, my anxiety level, right? and then, then, after i said call 911 a second time, she told me the phone line is dead. my anxiety l level went up. oh-oh, this is really bad stuff. so id into idea what was going to happen next. t

we're following breaking news, flames tear through a cumberland county hotel sending rescue crews intoice have located a car involved in a hit-and-run which critically injured a man. >>> another february day great for shirt sleeves. we're expecting record-breaking warmth today. >> right on that with david and karen, good morning. >> reporter: all right, we'll have a decent start with sun

i took it off the chain and we got out of there. >> the dog is in the care of the cumberland county spca, staffers have named her sweetie and she should be ready for adoption coming up in a few weeks. >>> back to our chilly or cold and windy night. >> it's definitely cold. nbc 10 on the campus of rutgers-camden tonight. understandably we didn't find too many students walking around in the cold. >> dangerous scene in massachusetts today. look at this. an suv out of the driveway there then slide sliding and spinning on a hilly road caked in ice. you can see the suv just knocking into car after car along the way. and a little bit later at one point narrowly missing these people on the side of the road. fortunately no one was hurt. it's a reminder to be careful on the roads when it is this cold and there's precipitation around. >> wow, we're talking about ice it is spots, not an entire road like that fortunately. we had either snow or rain for the most part early this morning and they got snow in the poconos. they got close to tension inches of snow this morning. it's 25 in philadelphia and

hagerstown, cumberland. i think that's a low risk. record highs, i threw that in there. that's a high impact. lunchtime showers, just low. might be able to take lunch outside tomorrow, that's how nice it's going to be. record highs are in jeopardy. some of these are going to fall. 65 record high tomorrow at dulles set back in 2009. 64 is the record high in national, downtown. 1887. also 2008. and 64 is the record high in baltimore. all of those are in jeopardy. warm today, record high was 74. tomorrow is sort of low hanging fruit, if you will. 6:00 in the morning. most of the showers north. a lot of clouds, but not a bad commute if you're coming up from the south. dc to gaithersburg. upper 40s to 50s. by 10:00, most of the showers confined right along the maryland, pa border. by noon we're talking temps near 60. by 3:30 we're talking about temperatures at 66 degrees. that would be a record high tomorrow. notice the arrow. generally a south-southwest wind tomorrow. it's going to be screaming too late in the afternoon. we'll talk about how strong the winds can get tomorrow

over toward cumberland.ight chance we could have a couple of morning showers as we get into early sunday. but the rest of sunday looks fantastic. so 30s to start. 55 by 11:00. and 63 with clouds beginning to roll in at 1:00. stray shower sunday. but then beautiful. near 70. partly cloudy monday. president's day, 64. next seven days. still warm on tuesday. 60. some showers on wednesday. then upper 60s thursday. upper 60s next friday. yes, put a thunderstorm in next friday. >>> now, wusa 9 game on sports with frank hanrahan, brought to you by xfinity. >>> it is the national conversation that is still ongoing. police brutality. and racial injustice. it has caused tension in communities and sometimes made conversation difficult. diane roberts has the story of two authors who found a way to encourage dialogue, threw through -- through their book. >> me and my homeboys have been pulled over. >> that's jason reynolds. a d.c. native. a graduate and an author. he shares his life experiences in some ofs this books. by

. >>> breaking news new now we're following in cumberland county. we learned police were involved in a shooting here in bridgeton. sky force 10 was over the scene just before 4:00 this afternoon on the 200 block of south avenue. drew smith is on his way there. as soon as we learn anything new, we'll let you know. >>> new at 5:00 tonight, a message, stay home. that's from several local schools tonight. >> they say too many students are showing up sick. as nbc 10's tim furlong shows us, that's just causing the problem to get a lot worse. >> it sounds like a robot, like broken. >> reporter: little luke, more than happy to tell me how his vomit sounded. luke one of the many students in wilmington who came down with the same nasty noro virus going around our region. luke shared his virus with mom and dad. >> it made me scared at some points because we were just so violently ill. it was something that we just all shared and it was terrible. >> reporter: the numbers of sick kids were way up and so the principal sent a note home saying if your kid is sick,

up 29 at cumberland. 39 at hagerstown.miles per hour wind gustsusts here. 37 at winchester.esr 25 at manassas. we've got 25 at annapolis, too. so this is pretty goodd indication where we're headed he and why we have the current winn advisories and warnings that ara in place. so ridge of high pressure pss building in to the west, but that nor'easter off to the northeast and that's where allta that snow we're talking aboutkia but really tight pressure gradient in between those twohot and we've had frontal sy pressure system continue to go t depend and intensify.en as a result we're getting these winds 50 to 60 miles per hourou winds anticipated across thehe ar.a. we already saw in the 50-mile 5i range. this is where we have the highe wind warning in effect.t. and this is where the lighter lg sections where we have the windd advisory in effect both of these kicking in by around the the 11:00 o'clock hour and right r through into about the early e evening hour of monday to abouto maybe 6:00 o'clock or so beforer it's expected

. >>> breaking in cumberland county two people are injured when a hotel goes up in flames >> scary moments. some of the guests forced to jump out just to escape. our steve keeley at ramada inn off route 55 in vineland. heart pounding moments, steve. >> we were told only one guest jumped out where this fire started room 248 and one of the two injured with the police office shore came in here. he bravely ran down all of the hallways of the l shaped two story hotel knocking on every door. there is 100 rooms in here. he made sure people this all 100 rooms were out, before he went out, and that is why he is being treated for smoke inhalation, but he is saved, all of those lives, and many of the rooms had more than one person inside of them. we are looking at a fire tighter coming down off of what is left on the roof of that ladder. they used them as soon as they got here. they got here. they see guests throwing belongings out the window and hanging from the windows on had second floor and they were able to get up and tell them hang on, don't jump we will come get you. they got the those folks o

we get to 9:30-10:00 hour, 57 downtown. 57 57 hagerstown and cumberland. tomorrow night we generally hold in the 50s for lows. tonight, mostly cloudy. just chilly, shower possible. temperatures in the 40s. southeast winds become southwest at 10:00. that's important. that will drive up warmer air tomorrow and again thursday and friday. so on the day planner, to start. that's our starting point downtown. 55 at 11:00 and 61 at 1:00. i think those numbers are little lower, more like 63:00 at 1:00. on thursday, 61. 74 on friday. there's our drop. don't worry about it. saturday, different story. cold front comes through on saturday. a much better chance of showers. even a rumble of thunder, highs near 70. reality check. low 50s sunday, blustery. 50 monday, maybe a shower, better chance of showers tuesday. temperatures in the mid-50s. we're warm on through saturday. those showers actually might affect your plans. that might be your yellow weather alert day. >> that's your weather megaphone. >> we've got another update for you. people responding to do you support

the petition was refused said a member of parliament came 300 miles from cumberland to deliver a petitionlly concerned about the nhs and really concerned about the nhs and really concerned about the area and what is happening... my point about talking down the nhs. this is really important, it shows the content that the conservative government and theresa may have for the nhs and people who are desperately in need. to be fair, theresa may did deny that said we have to give her the benefit of the doubt. you might want to give her the benefit of the doubt but i am not prepared to do so. isn't part of the problem with the nhs is that the tone of the debate, it is very hard to come up with any concrete plans because any reforms immediately shouted down as underfunding, privatisation, damaging the nhs, whichjust makes a com plete damaging the nhs, whichjust makes a complete impossibility for anyone to try and address its difficulties?” think the tone of the debate is a real problem and when the issue of mid—staffs was raised today, the cheers from the benches, jeering at such a terrible incide

you'll need your shades coming in i-66 eastbound. 38 in cumberland. those are cold spots. by 9:00 a.m., 53 fredricksburg, 53 d.c., 47 martinsburg. by 1:00, you can eat lunch outside. upper 60s already. not crazy winds tomorrow afternoon. they'll get crazy tomorrow night. by 6:00 p.m. here comes showers. maybe a couple of thunderstorms leesburg to winchester. they rolled through tuesday night. they clear everybody for southern maryland midnight wednesday. we get the winds. this is a forecast. 6:00 a.m. on wednesday. these are wind gusts. snapshot in time. 38 miles per hour wind gusts downtown. 41 gaithersburg. they don't get better. they get stronger. by noon wednesday, 41 miles per hour wind gusts common in blue across the metro area. notice the southwest wind. that's a warm wind. going to pull this incredibly warm air. going to give the chance for severe weather wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. more tonight, returning partly cloudy, chilly. a passing sprinkle. 38 to 46. winds south southwest at 10. on the day planner, 40s to start. we're rapidly, 61 by 11:00 and

jefferson hospital in stable condition. >>> we know the identity of the victim of a shooting in cumberland county. an officer shot him while running after him on the 200 block of south avenue. police say a weapon was recovered near the suspect. police have not said if he fired a shot or why they were chasing him. >>> crews are trying to determine what caused a fire and explosions inside a house in delran this morning. it happened on the 200 block of route 130. the area of route 130 southbound was closed while fire crews put out hot spots. one firefighter suffered minor chest pains and taken to the hospital to be evaluated. >>> a two vehicle crash in bucks county injured two people on swamp road near cover bridge road. two cars collided. three people were taken to st. mary medical center. >>> a man is in custody accused in a deadly hit-and-run in south philadelphia. the man was driving an honda when he hit four parked vehicles on the 1800 block of south 13th street. the 56-year-old woman was in the driver's seat of the vehicle, she was taken to jefferson hospital where she died of her injur

took him off the chain and we got out of there. >> the dog is in the care of the cumberland county spca. staffers have named her sweetie. she should be ready for adoption in a few weeks. animal cruelty investigators are trying to figure out who left her by the river. >>> well, what's the next move? president trump is lashing out at the court's decision squashing his attempt at reinstating his refugee and immigration order. >>> take a look at this. the impact yesterday's snow had on one new england family and while it will be awhile before they can go home again. >>> i'm still tracking temperatures below the freezing mark and some icy patches on the ground, but the silver lining includes temperatures climbing into the 40s and 50s by the weekend and spring is only 57 days away. >>> president trump's first 100 days continues with another visit from a foreign leader, japanese prime minister shinzo abe. he arrived in washington, d.c. last night. this afternoon the two leaders will host a joint news conference. you can see it right here live on nbc 10. this morning abe laid a wreath at arling

a chilly 28 at frederick and at martinsburg. 28 at cumberland, 32 at manassam and 30 at fredericksburg calm, a far cry from yesterday when we had really gusty winds across the area. right now three to 14-mile perie hour wind gusts, but we still have some wind chills. it feels like it's only 25 in the district, only 23 at gaithersburg, we have 28 at at frederick and 23 at hagerstown. still feeling that pinch of the wind chill factors. fac clouds are still rolling in across the area and we're goingn to see mainly cloudy skies for tonight. so just be prepared. and the big day, folks, bowl sunday, well, here at we're going to have clouds in thhae morning and then by the b afternoon it will be partly sunny so you'll be able to geto out early in the day without any distractions, get all your al snacks ready and watch us on fox5. i'll have more details later. > fox5 in prince george'sox5 county tonight where family and friends are remembering a 20 year old man shot and killed inside a district heights gas ga station this week. the vigil was held this eveningv at the place where he lost hisot

got him off the chain and got out of there. >> the dog is in the care of cumberland county spca. staffers named her sweetie. ready for adoption in a few weeks when she gets healthy and gets weight back. meanwhile animal cruelty investigator are trying to figure out who left her at the liver. >> 23 degrees outside. get you to work this morning. >>> so now it's really unfortunate timing. watching right in the beginning of rush hour multi-vehicle accident scene that's take ing t part of the bottom of the ramp from the vine street. you can see some of that up here. actually now we have a different view of it, it looks like there's a tractor trailer involved as well. police activity. the flashing lights you see. several other vehicles involved also. this right here is moving towards the westbound schuylkill. really slow by the scene as it is. at least the traffic moving eastbound towards center city is a little bit better. here's the vine street expressway. some of the delay approaching scene as well. backing up on all the arteries pushing into the schuylkill expressway. westbound on

but we're and then by 10:00, showers just to gain over toward cumberland and romney.oakland's temperature now starting to fall a bit. out of the 50s and into the 40s. then we advance it again. now we got a line of showers and storms. this is 12:30. hagerstown, now you're on the east side of i-81. west of leesburg, west of manassas. ahead of it, warm again. temperatures flirting with 70. then we'll stop it again. this is right about 2:30 in the afternoon. clearing skies already back toward winchester. but here's our line of showers and storms. if you look carefully, you'll see flecks of red. see that? a lot of red here. i think the storms will become even more intense, as they go across i-95, into prince george's county, and calvert county and saint mary's county. we'll watch this. strong, gusty winds possible. with these storms. thus the yellow weather alert. but that's 4:00. boom. by 5:00, here across the bay, and bearing down on some of the resorts at the shore. but it's got to lived event. but it could be intense as the showers and storms roll through. i point this

tweeted, a new radical -- >> in south jersey tonight, a man is dead after police involved shooting in cumberlandounty. skyfox over the scene in bridgeton at north freemont and south avenue. this is around 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. investigators say the man was running from police when one of the officers fired his gun. the county prosecutor's office is now investigating. >>> a barbecue joint in northeast philly is scrambling tonight after a thief stole a giant smoker right out of his parking lot. not only is the thing worth a lot of money the business depends on it. fox 29's shawnette wilson live now from bustleton. shawnette, the owner desperate for answers tonight. >> reporter: yeah, chris, it's a shame. the owner is actually now offering a thousand dollars reward for information that will get his smoker back. he has been in business here for decades and what happened to him is affecting his business no doubt and it is just wrong. >> my kitchen manager said where did you take the smoker? i didn't take the smoker. >> reporter: glenn gross is talking about the phone call he got around 9:30 th

we have one little streak of flurries across cumberland county.e effect flurries showing how strong the winds are. we are seeing lake effect snow surviving the long trip from the great lakes. wind gusts 22 miles per hour in philadelphia. i want to show you before we go to the wind gusts, the action cam was taking a look at the ben franklin bridge. we have snow on the ground. center city 2.8-inches of snow. an under chiefer for areas to the south so fast moving. the winds are over achieving, right now, wind gusts 22 miles per hour. cape main, 60 miles per hour. they have diminished to 28 but the windchill is 14 in philadelphia, 11 in allentown. feels like eight in atlantic city and six below zero in the poconos. the storm system long gone bringing a foot of snow to new england. temperatures are tumbling. shouldn't be any problem ton main roads tomorrow. side streets could have patchy black eyes. >> 8:00, 17. windchill in the single digits. future tracker showing as we head through the day, we have thin high clouds moving in. this is the flavor of t

. >> a man in cumberland county that shot an officer was officed as as fe fuqua. >> tributes for al boskovt his life to cancer on friday. friend craig pool says he was grateful he was able to see his mentor hours before he died. >> it was humbling. i was able to see him and love him and kiss him and touch him. >> pool went on to say there will never be another al. his memory will live on through the millions he donated to his beloved burke's county. >> joel embid caused a social media fire storm when he jumped on stage nea during a meek mill concert. he's supposed to be sidelined with a knee problem. >> joel embid can dance. he made an appearance on stage. you can see for yourself the seven footer has some moves. the big man has a partially torn ma nis cus in his knee. should he be on stage during a rap concert? >> he's young and he wants to have fun. we understand that, but we want him healthy on the floor. >> i don't think he should have did it. i guess he can do whatever he wants to do. >> some can see both sides to the now faiment famous cameo on. >> he probably shouldn't be dancing, b

that fell into the river trying to rescue a woman has been found. 44-year-old eric fell into the cumberland river trying to rescue a woman this morning, the woman and second officer fell into the river and they were both found and pulled to safety. he was an 18 year veteran of the dep. >>> two 16-year-olds in southern california are accused of planning a mass school shooting, they bragged the attack would be bigger than columbine and they were overheard at an athletic event talking about shooting up the school. and the unidentified students were detained for making criminal threats and conspiracy to commit a felony. >>> president trump is questioning whether the university at berkeley should be granted federal funding. after an appearance by milo, the editor from breitbart news. and they set fires and broke windows. trump tweeted quote, if uc berkeley doesn't allow free speech and threatens violence, no federal funds. >>> and an adoption agency closed all its offices in several states, clients say they invested thousands of dollars to try and adopt a child and now left with nothing. the cen

we have an intense fire fight in cumberland county where flames ripped through a hotel, customers and the staff they were forced to get the out in the middle of the evening. we have steve keeley live at that ramada on route 55 in vineland with the very latest, good morning, steve. >> reporter: yeah, that is advantage, it is right off of route 55 by just a hundred yard or so at the exit the so they can get help here and plus right on landis avenue. for you folks unfamiliar with vineland that is broad street of vineland. it is on the main street right off of the main highway through town and that is why reenforcements are here. despite three hub fire fighters, this thing is as stubborn as it can get. you can still see flames here this is back of the ramada inn which is among a string of hotels here at exit ramp for 32a vineland and 55. and it looks like it is a toss even rooms on the corner where we are, the other advantage is that despite these firemen's valiant efforts up here on this ladder you can see we watch another guy gingerly safely climb up that ladder. when most of the job's

county, chester county and delaware county, however we do have a high wind warning in effect for cumberland county, salem, atlantic, ocean, kent, newcastle county. so new jersey and delaware seeing the problem here with a high wind warning in effect at midnight and he's why, we're expecting really strong wind speeds and i'm going to time this out at least through noon tomorrow. notice wind gusts here for pottstown, 34 miles an hour, millville 43, along with dover and 48-mile-per-hour wind gusts for wildwood, get this going and then we'll pause this just after midnight, 50 for wildwood and atlantic city, 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts for millville tomorrow morning, notice how they start to increase quite a bit here, especially because by that time the low will be just offshore heading toward new england. the wind gusts will be high, dangerously high winds for dover. the winds will not subside into tuesday. we have this wind advisory in effect for the lehigh valley, we're not there yet, still some light freezing rain moving through and some areas of sleet and slick patches as well. warnersville

it happened in cumberland county.ridgeton police officer fatally shot a criminal suspect during a foot pursuit in the 200 block of south avenue. a weapon was recovered at the scene. there were no injure i didn't io police. the investigation in the full swing. >> a trooper won't face charges after shooting a 76-year-old in his home. it came after a 911 mix up. it was 11:30 at night. he got his gun. they were state police mistakenly sent to the wrong address. troopers saw sykes with a shotgun and opened fire. sykes returned fire wounding the second trooper. today the state attorney general called the trooper's actions justifiable. >> chopper 6 was over the scene of mangled metal on route 130 at neck road. four vehicles collided at 7:30. authorities have not determined how it happened. members of a vandalized synagogue reached out to the extended community tonight to say thank you. >> "action news" reporter jeff chirico was on tyson avenue where there is a feeling of much gratitude tonight. jeff? >> that's right. gratitu

atlantic county, the southern half of that county and cape may county and the southern half of cumberland county and another batch moving in on allentown and just clipping reading. some of you dealing with rain drops and a lot of you looking at clouds out there. as we look at the action cam at valley forge national park sun getting through earlier this morning when we were out at the national park but as of right now, the clouds are getting thicker and hard to find the sun across the region. temperatures are flies though, 39 degrees in philadelphia, well above average at the noon hour and the winds are picking up and we talked about how it would be a breezy day and a day for a jacket or coat but not bad overall temperature-wise. 46 in allentown and 45 in reading, and up close to 50 in wilmington and philadelphia and 47 in trenton and cooler down south in millville and cape may. satellite shows you how the cloud cover has filled in this morning, there are the showers and sprinkles and the rest of the day looks to be a clouds and sun mix. and clouds and sun in the lehigh valley. and 45 is t

it's 79 in cumberland. reagan national at 73.barbecue, eating dinner outside. going for a walk. soak it in. it will be beautiful. temperatures falling through the 60's the late evening hours. satellite and radar from stormwatch7. it's quiet and dry out there. here is the future cast. be forewarned tomorrow. we have a strong cold front that will move across. 2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. gusty winds. could find heavier downpours. once it moves through the colder air will overspread the d.m.v. and you will feel the difference with the wind chill factors only in the 30's. near 70 for a high tomorrow. that is it. let's check on the traffic with erik smith. e. -- erik: it's a live look outside. it's messy at this point. we head to live traffic cameras to centreville on i-66 westbound past fairfax parkway. it's not begins to the capital beltway. this is a lengthy stretch of off and on delays. over southbound past the occoquan. this camera will work it will be a tough ride southbound. the northbound trip to prince william parkway won't

starting to see some gusts around cumberland, but as we move on, winds pick up. here's the wind forecast. take a look, now until 11:00 p.m. breezy out there. after 11:00, it starts to become windy and windy start to finish tomorrow. we're talking about winds that will produce wind damage across the area, and not only that, but cold air moves into tonight, and tomorrow, with the really strong winds, it's going to be feeling like we're in the 20s and 30s, so make sure you have the warm jackets for yourself and the kids tomorrow. the gloves probably even a good idea with the wind chills, and, again, a storm team 4 weather alert because of the strong winds. we move on to tuesday, valentine's day, the winds not a i want to show you a planner tomorrow. so, 7:00 a.m., 39 degrees feels like 20. one good thing about the weather tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, bring the sunglasses. more clouds in the afternoon and early evening hours. throughout the day, we hang in and out in the 40s, high at 44 windy at 3:00 p.m., and at 7:00 p.m. the winds die down and really overnight on

cape may county southern cumberland county and into atlantic county including atlantic city. then it fades towards ocean county. 11:00 got sunshine breaking through the clouds for sunshine wilmington. redding might see isolated showers blow through the area. most areas we'll stay dry. clouds will move through philadelphia at noontime. 47 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. like yesterday, we'll break out of those clouds. see pretty nice afternoon. 45 degrees in philadelphia at 4:00 this afternoon. suburbs. clouds this morning. breaks of sunshine. 40s by lunchtime. still in the 40s by 4:00. winds kick in later today. temperatures are going to peak early and start getting colder in the afternoon. see that in the lehigh valley as well. 33 degrees. mostly cloudy at lunchtime. clouds break for some sunshine late this afternoon as winds kick in in the lehigh valley. delaware going to be mostly cloudy. showers further to the south should stay dry. northern delaware 38 degrees at 8:00. noontime 49 and then sunshine will breakthrough at 4:00 this afternoon. new jersey inland areas most stay

lets get out to cumberland county area where steve has been reporting.e have learn that two people have been injured when that fire broke out, you can see how massive, going through that hotel. lets get out to steve keeley with the latest on who was hurt, steve. >> reporter: well, one was a guest, one was a cop that saved a whole bunch of guests lives. i have met five people say i want to know who that copies and thank him because i'm alive because of him. he got smoke inhalation by going up and down hallways of the long l shaped help tell probably breaking back of his hand and toes banging and kicking on all doors telling people to get out because everybody that we met when he was a guest that tell us that no alarms went off. other jurist to the guest where fire started in room 248 who was already out of the hotel, apparently, jumping from the window, and the fire chief who we got update from the injuries and everything else from tells us that as fire tenth pulling up they see people tangling from the second story windows. that is other good thing that

. >>> cumberland county prosecutor is looking for a man after a shooting that left a man dead. officer shot the man running from the officer. the the man died. >>> a new jersey state trooper who was defending his own property will not face any charges. the shooting happened after a misdirected 911 call mistaken addressed to his home. one fired a shot hitting sykes several times, sykes returned fire injuring a trooper. the investigation concludes that the trooper will not be charged because he felt he was in immediate danger. >>> albert boscov has died. he suffered from pancreatic cancer before passing away yesterday. boscov was chairman of the department store that bears his name. it was founded back in reading back in 1914. his sons said the stores will carry on as his fathers would have wanted. albert boscov was 87 years old. >>> donald trump will meet with japanese prime minister at his club in florida. >> >> reporter: president trump arriving in florida for a weekend at the winter white house, mara largo. he is vawg to fight on -- he is vowing to fight on in court. >> we ha

in cumberland, a couple of sprinkles are possible overnight. saturday into sunday morning. but wouldn't plan around them at this point. 30s to start. 63 by 1:00. sunday, stray shower in the morning. almost 70. and then 64 monday. partly cloudy skies. now, next seven days. go like this. looking at temperatures, as we get into president's day, generally in the mid-60s. and then, showers on wednesday. look at witheven when life isn't.your home can be perfect. everything's on sale, now during havertys presidents day event. >>> well, you know, this is a breeding ground for some of the best prep hoops in the country. that go on to play at schools. and for some, they may get to the big-time. nba. part of proud varsity. mike jones on monday. see who is at verizon center to greet two of his players. back in town, playing for the oklahoma city thunder. >> it's very hard for you to look at a teenager and say, oh, he's definitely going to play in the nba. and even to say, he's definitely not going to play in the nba. so no. i just knew they had pro wo

but due to the delay in parts and shipping the chopper in cumberland and salsbury might take a few more days to restore. the u.s. park playlist and the delaware state police helped them with the emergency helicopter missions since sunday. m.s.p. telling us se never interrupted. went on to explain unlike private medevac companies that often charge the patients tens of thousands of dollars for short helicopter ride, m.s.p. bills its patients absolutely nothing. we're live outside joint base andrews. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you very much. well, a homeowner in prince george's county might want to think about moving. his house is target of really bad drivers. this is in the 6600 of block of cipriano road that intersects with all cross streets, good luck road. john gonzalez with the unbelievable string of bad luck. john: at 2:00 this morning the driver came down this hill, jumped the curb right here. that is where they lost control. you can see the tire marks all through the front yard. the car ending up right there. crashing right into the bottom floor of this sp

cumberland county there's an accident on delsea drive at wheat road. stick to northwest avenue with the traffic light that's down right now. in limerick, montgomery county we have an issue here, a fire location here, the fire department was called to semi -- symmetry road. this is i-95 approaching cottman, traffic is moving fine. the schuylkill expressway, the ramp is reopened right now, looking good this morning. 30 degrees in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 20 in reading, 26 in millville. a little colder than yesterday, and when you factor in the wind, it feels like 11 degrees this morning in reading. 22 in philadelphia. 28 in atlantic city. cold start to the day, bundle up a little bit, tam. >> will do, thank you karen. >>> a family plane trip to alaska ended with a search and rescue mission. the smith family decided to take a sightseeing tour, it stop required landing on a snow covered runway, the plane flipped over during the landing stranding the group in the alaska back county for nearly a day. >> when the coast guard came up over that ridge, tha

still pretty mild up towards hagerstown and cumberland. 51 there.e'll forecast about 45 for the low in d.c. as you can see, there are a few showers off to the west. there'e's a week disturbance. maybe a couple of spring also here and there and that will still be around tomorrow morning. it looks more substantial when you get the bigger, but a lot of this will either dry up likely to our south overnight. we'll keep it mostly cloudy with a light shower tonight. 45-degrees notice that wind direction out of the south at 5 to 10. that continues tomorrow and while we'll have an isolated morning shower we'll get up to 67-degrees in the afternoon under partly sunny skies and that is mild for this time of year. the average is 49. we haven't been doing that much in the last several days. here's our warm front coming on through with the clouds and a little bit of light moisture and 60s for tomorrow afternoon and then bring on the really warm stuff. we're forecasting 67 for d.c. cooler in annapolis near the water. here's your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast

both the officers lost their balance and fell into the cumberland river. officer diamond was able to swim to shore. but the other officer did not make it. and divers recovered his body this morning. >>> a vigil is planned tonight to honor a corrections officer killed during this week's hostage standoff. staged by inmates at delaware's largest prison. sergeant steve floyd is credited with saving fellow officers' lives, when he warned that inmates could set a trap. his body was found yesterday morning, after authorities used something back home to smash through a barricade. >>> better bundle up, if you're headed outdoors this weekend. chief meteorologist topper shutt is out on the terrace. topper? >> got the hat and cota. here's the high temperatures tomorrowful good news -- tomorrow. good news, bad news. suburbs hold in the 30s. but more sunshine tomorrow. and less wind. we'll come back. might be surprised what happens with temps on sunday. ♪[ music ] my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to