flames breaking out around 3:30 this morning on east main and hammond street. we have a crew at the scene gathering more information. we'll bring it to you. music icon david bowie has died at the age of 69. his rep confirms the singer died after an 18-month battle with cancer. cindy? cindy: and erika, after record high temperatures yesterday, we are going to be turning much the temperature changes i'm tracking plus our next chance randy: monday morning. right now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this fire at a well-known wedding spot. a motel on the property of the historic publick house in sturbridge is rubble this morning. emily: it happened early sunday morning. before firefighters arrived, some guests rescued members of a wedding party staying at the motel. >> the bride's twin sister was leaning out on the balcony saying help me, help me, help me. one of the wedding patrons scaled the building and got her out somehow. then another guest at the wedding, how she got out, i don't know. she was in a room right above i guess they had to take he

one person was killed at a home at east main and hammond streets. the call came in just before 4 a.m. will have a live update coming up at 6:00. >>> the man charged with murdering bella bond heads to court today. >> and the suspect accused of shooting a boston police officer will also face a judge. here are your top stories on this monday morning. >> reporter: i am chanteh lans in dorchester live war man accused of shooting a boston police officer is due back in court. officer kurt stokinger was shot in the leg friday morning and released from boston medical center on sunday. the shooting suspect is 27-year- old grant headley of dorchester acordings to governmenton blood the handgun used by headly may -- headley may have jammed. police. he was out on probation at the time of the shooting. reporting live outside dorchester district court chantee lanswbz news this morning. >>> the man accused of as baby bella will face a judge today. michael mccarthy entered a plea of not guilty. he is a boyfriend of the little girl's mother. bella bond's body washed-

we are standing here on east main street. that is the street last half hour where you saw a lot of the fire trucks parked. giving you a view up hammond street. that is the street you are looking up right now, and you can see halfway up that hill, you might be able to make out that home. a couple of cars parked in front of.with the lights flashing and right along the roofline, charged on the second floor and that's where fire fighters are still working at this time. and i can see from my vantage point they do have a little bit of tape surrounding that home. but our crew were able to get a little bit closer and show you some video from that scene. you can take a look at the home there. it the top floor, again, completely burned. the fire chief got the call around quarter to 4:00 this morning in the corner of east main and hammond street. when they arrived flames were shooting out windows and looked like the fire was burning for a while. this is what else he said. >> went through a second alarm pretty quickly about 4 a.m., and t

this is a live look from east main street in brevard. the street is completely shut down right now due to a structure fire. the scene right now putting out that fire at what i believe was the old guggan pub there. we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you more information as soon as it is available. stay with us for this developing story. >> good morning. today is sunday, january 10th. i'm evan donovan. >>zack: and i'm zack green. >>evan: the big news is no one won the powerball. >>zack: once again. >>evan: you still have a chance to become a millionaire and, actually, you might have the chance to potentially become a billionaire, with a "b." >>zack: it's unbelievable. it's an unfathomable number. i know hope hanselman will let us know some of the thins you might want to buy. >>evan: we will get into that. >>zack: it'ss astronomical, it's amazing. yesterday we saw rain showers ( ) rolling through, more so in the late day. it will be much more of the same this morning. things are already starting to quiet down and that cloud cover

it broke out early this morning near hammond and east main streets. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. cindy. cindy: and the cold is moving back in. gusty winds out there today, but i am watching the chance for some rain and snow in the forecast by day's end tomorrow. the timeline on that is is ahead. first take a look at these temperatures right now. boston above the freezing mark but out in worcester we're in the upper 20's right now. watch out for some icy spots developing as you head out the meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and you could get a $100 rebate from your energy company. hard. i will try to make the world a better place for the next generation of students. >> we are the spelling bee winners from foxborough regional charter school. >> good morning, "eyeopener." very well done. and good morning to everyone at foxborough regional charter school. emily: thank you for letting us know what you're up to. show off your school accomplishments with an eyeopener wake-up call. jus

it broke out early this morning near hammond and east main streets. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. cindy. cindy: and temperatures are dropping. it will be a colder, windy day today. i'm tracking the chance for some snow in the forecast by the end of the day tomorrow. the full timeline is ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures. you're getting ready to head out the door right now in boston. it's still in the mid and upper look at that reading in worcester dropping below the freezing mark now. do watch out. there could be a couple of icy it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance. where taking care of yourself takes care of more than just yourself. lease a 2016 lincoln mkz for $289 a month >> i will try to make the world a better place for the next generation of students. >> we are the spelling bee winners from grades 2, 3, 4 and 5 through the foxborough regional charter school. >> good morning, "eyeopener." randy: quite the production there. well done! and good morn

it happened on east main street... at the former dugan's pub site. a man who stilled lived in an apartment in the building managed to escape... thanks to his best friend. 3 "awoke by his dog barking.. that woke him up... and told him he had a fire in building so he got out and called the fire department." 3 investigators believe the fire may have been caused by the building has been condemned. a beauty salon next door was also damaged. 3 3 the cause of a barn fire in madison county also remains under investigation this morning. 17-year-old irving vasquez someone honked their horn to let him know about the fire saturday afternoon. vasquez managed to carry his mother out of the home... who has a broken leg. part of the rental home was burned. the barn was destroyed. no animals or people were hurt. 3 3 the cold temperatures are casuing some school delays this morning. madison, mitchell, yancey and avery county schools are on a two hour delay today, with no buses on icy roads. you can check our website wlos dot com for the latest on school 3 3 the windch

right now we are standing here on east main street, but i wanted to draw your attention but what you see here behind me, this is hammond street and see fire trucks there in the road, across the street there and look at the home, see some of the charring along the roof line and concentrated where the fire happened. fire chief confirming one person was killed in the fire, they are also saying the state fire marshal's office has been contacted to continue into the investigation into this. we want to show you some video because the crew was able to get a bits closer and take a look at the video now, and see the home there, the top floor is completely burned. the fire chief saying they got the call around quarter of four this morning from the corner of east main and hammond street and when they arrived the flames were shooting out and the chief said it looked like it was burning for awhile. they confirmed burn person was killed and no firefighters were injured but right now the work at the scene continues. you could see that that's happening even right now. although when we first arrived

so far, they've been placed where east main street meets church street and lake drive --- as well as where west main street meets park road and old chapin road. town officials say drivers might still notice a buildup if they're trying to get onto main street from side roads during rush hour. the town is currently working to get 19 intersections equipped with the new lights. officials say they're aiming to complete that work by this fall. why is cam newton such a polarizing figure? the panthers quarterback answers that question. and high school football fans around the state remember a coaching legend....joe turbeville....sports is next. lester holt:tonight from washington...my one-on-one conversation with bernie sanders fresh off his meeting with the president. we'll tell you why the alarm is being raised for an aggresive global response to the zika virus. and the daring remembering a coaching legend. joe turbeville passed away monday....five days short of his 75th birthday. he died following a bout with lymphoma. this is video of turbeville from 2014. he was a head coach for nearly

flames bender the home on east main and hammond street. >>> good morning. it is monday, january 11th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the messages in david bowie's final album. "rolling stone" help us reflects on the rockers' impact on music and culture. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> david bowie became famous for the changes in his own character. he leaves a world changed by what he did. >> according to a u.s. law enforcement source, mexican authorities worry el chapo could bribe his way to another escape. >> the truth is any reporter, any journalist would have wanted >> a busy night for the censors but a big night "the martian" and jennifer lawrence. i love it. >> donald trump and ted cruz are battling in iowa for supremacy and jeb bush and chris christie alternative. >> they have seized ashley olsen's cell phone and computer and going through surveillance video in the area around the crime scene. >> this is designed so this car can talk to this car and every other car on the roa

completely burned, fire chief says got the call for the fire around quarter of four and came from east main and hammond streets and when they arrived flames were shooting outside the won't. here is what is reported. >> fire wasn't reported very quickly unfortunately due to the fact first arriving companies have fired involved on the entire second floor tells us that it has had a pretty good head start. confirms one person was killed in the fire and wasn't in the exact address of the home and now closer to the home right now, know it is on hammond street and we know pretty much what the address is and not identifying the victim just yet. no firefighters were injured in this fire but right now again the work on the scene continues and work focused inside the home and see a lot of investigators and fires and working to pinpoint the cause of the fire. fire marshal's office on the scene and medical examiner's office has come and gone, happened within the past hour and as we get more updates continued to pass those along to you. alive in gloucester, catherine parrotta, catherine parrotta, fox25 n

charged with murder in the january 4 shooting death, a woman shot walking near the intersection of east main and am streets. tisha: the search for a bank robber. hoodie, and they say he has not shaved into-three days. the northeast bracing for a massive storm tomorrow, expected to impact travel with icy roads. officials in pennsylvania are track the snow flowers to find out which roads are clear. it costs $22,000 and is only activated in winter storms. steve: not $22,000 to download it, but to create it. chris: some people might pay that. some people are putting cameras into the snow flowers so you can follow along. the interesting thing is going to be the rain versus freezing rain , where that sets up tomorrow evening. it is possible that it is right over the triangle. that makes forecasting a bit of a nightmare for this winter storm, but we will tell you how things are playing out. right now, all quiet. the weather will be fine, but temperatures falling through the evening. i wanted to show you that look at the temperatures through the day. our in-house model has us above freezing by 5:00.

they are located at 821 821 east main st., lexington. >> i'm not sure how we stay so slim and trim. we are exposed to this good food. >>> we will be exposed to rain tomorrow?>> it's about time. it's been dry so far this year. we saw temperatures warm up to 640 in columbia. 62, orange park -- orangeburg. right now it's 39, greenwood and sumter. the clouds have spread across south carolina back into georgia which is part of a weather of mexico. that's south of louisiana. you can see rain along the gulf coast region which is headed our way. another system is moving toward the east. we will see a blast of cold air for the beginning of next week. tomorrow morning you will see clouds. rain holding off until midmorning then it moves in. rain will be here midmorning to mid afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow night without rain. sunshine on saturday. another wes is this some -- weather system comes in. sunday will be cloudy. be brief snow which will move out quickly. in the afternoon, we get back to sunshine. by then, it will be colder. how much rain tomorrow? probably about half inch to an in

it happened on east main street... at the former site of dugan's pub. a man who stilled lived in an apartment in the building managed to escape... thanks to his best friend. ((stop)) that woke him up... and told so he got out and called the fire department." investigators believe the fire may have been caused by an electrical problem... and the building has been condemned. a beauty salon next door was also damaged. 3 3 the cause of a barn fire in madison county also remains under investigation this morning. 17-year-old irving vasquez says someone honked their horn to let him know about the fire saturday afternoon. vasquez managed to carry his mother out of the home... who has a broken leg. part of the rental home was burned. the barn was destroyed. no people or animals were hurt. 3 3 a man from georgia dies after falling from a waterfall in macon county. officials old sean kasey yesterday afternoon. kasey fell from the falls into the cullasaja river. officials say high water, windy conditions, and freezing temperatures made the search and recovery diffi

a fire captain telling fox25 that east main street and hammond street. fire department working now to put this fire out. no confirmed reports of injuries. we have a crew on the way right now and we will bring you live reports as soon as they arrive on scene. >>> and also breaking overnight, legend singer david bowie is dead. family members say bowie died early this morning. he had battled cancer for 18 months. bowie became fame news 1969 with the hit space odyssey that begins with the line "ground control to major tom." finished with pan-american, change and let's dance. he release an album called "black star." his son tweeted sorry to say it is true. love to all. bowie was 69 years old. >>> a car crashed into two poles snapping one in half. it happened around 1:00 on route 107 north. our photographer on scene tell us that two people were thrown from this car and rushed to separate hospitals. another car was involved in the crash and towed away. right now it is unclear if anyone in that car was hurt. as of 4:30, right 107 remains closed. we will be check

take a look at the deputy fire chief crews responded east main street around noon fully engulfed. police say a man was flown to miami valley hospital with serious burns... but is expected to survive. no word yet on a possible cause. red cross his helping families who were displaced. two parents accused of delaying medical care for their sick 4-month-old baby appeared in court this morning. 22-year old clinton randolph and 22- year old denayshia lattimore are facing child endangering charges. according to arrested the pair thursday after an investigation determined they delayed seeking medical care for their daughter who was having seizures. records also show the child was underweight and malnourished. bond for randolph was set at 40- thousand dollars, while lattimores was set at 20. both are ordered to stay away from the child. two historical documents housed side by side at the national underground freedom center. how long the unique opportunity will last. coming up. "a quick thinking teachers aide comes to the rescue of a 3rd grader. coming up i'll tell you about the technique p

crews responded to the home on east main street around noon yesterday finding it completely engulfed. police say a man suffered from serious burns..he and is expected to survive. red cross his helping families who were displaced. right now 4 people are behind bars in connection with the shooting death of a 2015 lakota high school graduate. yesterday police arrested 3 more suspects in the death of 18-year old tyler kass-so kassow. justin cook, jibril willingham and rodney foster are all charged with complicity to comitt aggravated murder. the first suspect arrested, demarcus staley, has been charged with murder. police say the group broke into kass-so's home on cincinnati-columbus road and shot him. right now investigators are being tight lipped about the investigation.... but say it wasn't a random crime. "they all conspired and came together in that mazda protege. two remained in the vehicle two entered the residence.this was not a random chosen person or residence" police say the investigation is on-going. police are searching for two suspects after a two cars left one woman in crit

that includes where east main street meets church street as well as lake drive. town officials say the new signals do not change based on a timer but on how many cars are building up at the light. if the number of cars is over the average for a given time, the light will change automatitilly to lexington is aiming to have 35 intersections equipped with these lights by the end of next year. "that's the beautiful thing about this system..once you have it up and running you just add a camera or set of cameras and they start working with the five that are already there." the town has other long- term traffic plans in the works. they include placing a new traffic roundabout on 378 close to the intersection with highway 6. inside the state house, a new effort to beef up paychecks for state employees. a bipartisan group of senators is leading a charge to boost pay for state workers by five perer cent. supporters of the measure say it will cost $75 million dollars---but they say that money is available because of an unusually large budget surplus. the state's 35-thousand

east. we will see another snowstorm tuesday night into wednesday morning up in maine. winter storm watches. wind chill 14 in atlanta. the worse is the right near chicago this morning. it is negative 15. that arctic air is going to continue to get to the south, moving all through new england. temperatures are only running five to 15 below average. it's a warm winter. it's still a little shock to the system. thankfully, most people are in chicago, in the 40s, by the end of the week. that's a look at national. here's a closer look at your week ahead. the real heart of the cold is duluth and green bay. you will need improvements to go through the afternoon of a high of 23. it's a cold day in the ohio valley, highs in the 20s. it's cold but it's mid-january right now. >> it is time for that. bill keirens, thank you so much. >>> do you know you have a threat for the monitoring? plus, affluenza teen's mom is in court today. she's up next. you are watching "early today." tion fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboard more than certain family members? is your s

big old storm now across the canadian maritime back into down east maine. that storm system responsible for the snow we had yesterday, also responsible for the wind we have today. as we go through the next couple days, we do warm back near 4 on friday. friday is dry. different story on saturday. storm coming up in a bit. >> christa: let's check out the roads, danielle. any slick spots out there this morning? >> danielle: give yourself some extra time because i would bet there are. this is the expressway northbound. from the braintree split into boston on the expressway, that drive just ten minutes. south of town, we have a new accident in stoughton. this is route 24 northbound at 139, a box truck is in a ditch off to the right apparently. we're seeing some delays there. the pike looking good out to framingham. no major delays to tell you about there. 93 slowing down a little bit through lawrence southbound, but then your ride is looking pretty good, route 1, as well. take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. the expressw

officers were called to club 319 on east main street around 1:45. 22 year old kristopher spates junior of waterloo faces several charges including intimidation with a dangerous weapon and teenagers carrying weapons. and the rose bowl is underway right now..iowa is trailing 35 to 0 in the second quarter. the hawkeyes are taking on california. we'll have more fan reaction tonight at 6. let's go back to justin now for a final look at tonight's forecast. this weekend's weather will be pretty typical for the beginning of january. we'll have overnight lows in the teens and highs in the middle to upper 20s both saturday and sunday. the sky is going to be partly to mostly sunny each day as well. slightly cooler air moves in on monday as temperatures climb right back and be in the lower 30s for the second half of next week. there's a slight chance of rain and snow toward the end of next week. until then, we have nothing but fairly quiet weather to start 2016.tonight: mostly clear low: 13-19 winds: w 5-15 alo: 14 dbq: 14 iow: 16 thank you, justin, and thank you for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news a

edith stein on east main street in brockton. were in the fifth year of this brockton knocks down diabetes. how do you feel about where it's going, the impact you've been having? >> i see where we began and i see where we're at now and i think that in itself speaks volumes and the fact that we have 40 some odd members of this coalition. and it's growing and not only that i would definitely say that i have even received questions from other communities. this is a great initiative. can we model it. so i see it as growing but i also see it as eventually becoming a national model for eradicateing domestic violence. >> ask what would you like to say the to the people in the brockton stoughton community, the greater brockton area about this? >> it's a wonderful event. come out. it's free, and i do stress free. but it's also a time where we can celebrate community and the the health of our community. >> and we'll leave it right jennifer white. brockton knocks down diabetes. when we come back we'll discuss the cost by the way cottedding the academy awards because of lack of nominees of people of c

they say he is often seen panhandling here on east main street. smith and others who often walk in the area say they have seen the suspect many times before. >> he is always riding his card. he got like a cartful of stuff. >> worried about someone making harm for people. >> reporter: police have anticipate a quick arrest. in connecticut, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> jury selection began today in the trial against nypd police officer peter liang accused of killing a man in a housing project. he shot one shot in the stairwell and the bullet hit 28-year-old akai gurley. liang's lawyers say it was an accident. opening statements may begin monday. >>> an armed robber on a violent crime spree on long island's south shore. police say he is behind nearly two dozen robberies over the last year. cbs 2's ilana gold shows us pictures of the suspect police are looking for. >> reporter: these wanted signs posted at stores across valley stream warming the public to be on the lookout for this suspect. >> showed me a knife and told me don't shout and i ask what y

columbia care is operating the dispensary on east main street. >> it means that patients who have suffered from, you know, cancer, h.i.v., als, epilepsy, have an alternative to some of the most powerful drugs available in the marketplace. ernie: patients need a card. that's what's happening in the news right now. nick is joining us. a nice weekend coming up. i heard you talking about the temperatures. temperatures. nick: the january thaw coming late. we joke about the january thaw. ernie: it's coming late. it's an amazing season we've had. nick: december and november were mild. january, we had our blizzard. now we're warm it up. by the end of next week, it will get cold. we flirt with another storm next week. ernie: not a blizzard. nick: well, it's too early to tell. as we move through february, the supportive for that because we'll have a lot of energy stream. if it's cold enough and the energy collides, you see what can happen. that's going to be a possibility as we get beyond the end of next week and moving into february. 41, 35 today. pretty average day. good-looking day at the start a

available today from 8:30 to 5:00 this afternoon and the first floor main lobby of the public health. 44 east main street. barbara: it is 4:42 and 19 degrees. reunited with families, the americans freed over the weekend say how they barbara: why you may want to go to bed earlier. the connection between sleep and diabetes. about what it is like to get barbara: welcome back, 4:45 and 19 degrees on tuesday morning. cold all day. winter making up for lost time. that is one story making head lines. temperatures starting out much lower than normal this morning and may forth go above freeze -- may not go above freezing all day. we have several chances of snow. big worth will have the complete forecast in a few minutes. police in cary are not giving robbery at an apartment complex that ended with a shooting. just after 11:00 they responded to a shooting at stone water apartment complex. one person was treated for a tkwupbt gunshot wound. there will be extra security at efland-cheeks elementary school. a man's body was found behind a car near a community center. john: the latest on the developing story. th

the accident happened on east main street around 6:30 last night. right now, new businesses are coming to the west side of greenville. a neighborhood there is celebrating after the opening of what they call a much needed grocery store for the area. wyff news 4's corey davis tells us how this addition is helping the future. corey: we are on pendleton street and lois avenue. take a look over here all of the people gathered in front of the mill village market. they say this is more than just a grand opening for a grocery stor it means redevelopment for the westside of greenville, while including fresh food grown by teenagers who live here. well over 100 people welcomed the new market at the ribbon cutting ceremony. a group of about 30 teenagers helped grow some of the produce that will be sold at the store. the students are part of a paid program offered through the mill co >> it makes you feel like you have accomplished something and gets to step further into somewhere else. >> they'll get to eat the food that we grow and we could help people by givin

along the 200 block of east main street. youngsters found all metds of idg from sleds to plastic dks, tubes and even swbod of course, at least part of the fun of sledding, trudging back up hill for another run. >>> sep ss the majory of ss transit service is back on ackfter the stm. the rids shouldn't be surprised by deys. more than 70% of city and suburban b and troey routes en operati with se detou. the norristown high speed line only bwe bn wr and 69th street traportatiocenter. rional rails on a wcan day scdule delays to 45 minutes. septa says parking spaces at the statis are limed sce my are still buried under pes of sno >>> a live look at philalphia things are getti up to speed. snow remal crews spend all day yesrday clearing the runways ofore tn 22 ihes of snow. that's the official amount. and fullervice expected by wednesday. >>> we invite you to join the "action nsmorning team f the latest overnight developments, plus the blizzard's lgering aect on traffic srting at 4: a.m. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight,

this was a two-car accident on east main street. a truck hit a patch of ice and crossed over the median, striking another car head on. as you see, the vehicle was knocked into a wooded area just off the roadside. the hospital. it looked a lot more serious the driver of the truck is being charged with driving too fast for conditions. so the roads are slick, as you can see. the trucks have been doing their job. they have been doing their job all night last night and all through today. we will go more to that coming up in a short bit. live in spartanburg, patrick hussion, wyff news 4. carol: thank you, patrick. the weight from this morning's freezing rain caused a tree to fall onto a house in travelers rest. michael: check this out. homeowner joann varn had a big mess on her hands when part of a pine tree in her front yard another part of the tree fell on top of her car. travelers rest fire officials had to use chainsaws to clear a path to her door. joann: and they axed off, took their chainsaws and got it off of my y r and off of my r

@we do have the biggest traffic @alert on the east side. @water main break east 55 street @at central avenue. @we do have the video from the @break last night. @it was a 12-inch water main @that broke. @east 55th street is going to be @closed through the morning rush @between hawthorne and quincy as @well as central avenue is going @to be closed through east 49th @between east 49th 49th and east @55th. @this is near friendship baptist @church. @add time to your commute if you @normal drive times right now. @we're looking great. @john and lynna, back to you. @>>> a town that was once a @center for manufacturing is @facing layoffs this morning. @>> they'll be laying off @workers in lorraine. @struggling. @they have a million dollars @short fall already. @the 200 employees that are @expected to be laid off in @staggered format in the next @couple of months, they're @hoping to get that done by the @first quart. @the company released a @statement saying they had a @decline in consumer demand. @negotiate an exit strategy. @some employers will agree to @portr

the accident happened on east main street around 6:30 last night. turning to commitment 2016 coverage now. two days left until the iowa caucuses. the first actual voting in the race for the white house. donald trump and democrat hillary clinton have small leads in the latest polls in iowa. the races are closed and he campaigning intense. steve: ted cruz in ames, iowa. sen. cruz: we have 53 hours to the iowa caucuses. steve: call friends, he said, get them to caucus. marco rubio closing in on cruz. his polls are rising. sen. rubio: this is where desperation kicks steve: the republican front-runner flew back to iowa. mr. trump: we have a chance to do something so great -- make america great again. steve: trump holding a nearly seven-point lead over cruz, who once led here, and insisted the numbers are regarding. what do you say to the trump backers who used to the vacuum but now back him? -- used to back you but are now backing him? steve: for hillary clinton, a reminder she is now under investigation. this is the same story going on for months now. s

33-year-old leonard greenwood saying he stabbed a 16-year-old boy at a home in the unit block of east maineet in lansdale on sunday. now the victim and greenwood were play fight willing police say greenwood left the room got a knife and stabbed the teen once in the chest. the teen was hospitalized in serious but stable condition. >> wilmington police are trying to figure out how many people were injured in a hail of gunfire. emergency responders arrived to the 900 block of brown street at 8 o'clock last flight to find two men shot. a third gun shot victim arrived at zane saint francis hospital by private vehicle. police are trying to confirm whether that person is linked to the same shooting and exactly what happened here. >>> the city of wilmington hired former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey as a public safety consultant. mayor dennis williams says ramsey will work with the wilmington police department to develop new strategies to fight crime. wilmington has suffered a rising rate of vicious homicides. >> ♪ >> happening today, pennsylvania senate committee will hold its f

chopper three over the scene in the 500 block of east main street. the driver was taken to an area hospital and unknown didn't, and the the cause of that crash is now under investigation. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash involving a pedestrian, woman was hit by a pse&g truck around 9:00 in the parking lot of crossroads plaza on route 38. the utility company released a statement that read in part our condolence go out to the woman's family. pse and g is cooperating fully with the investigation. >>> bensalem lisa rested a man they say is responsible for two carjacking incident, most recent happened last night around 6:30 at wawa gas station on route one. investigators say victim was sitting in her car when 22-year old amir saunders grabbed her door and opened it. he covered her mouth and told her to keep quiet but she for the back and was able to use her horn. police believe saunders is also responsible for carjacking at that same wawa in december. >>> please take a look at this surveillance, philadelphia police need public's help identifyin

along the 200 block of east main street.oungsters found all methods of sliding from sleds to plastic disks, tubes and even snowboards. of course, at least part of the fun of sledding, trudging back up hill for another run. >>> septa says the majority of mass transit service is back on track after the storm. the riders shouldn't be surprised by delays. more than 70% of city and suburban bus and trolley routes are in operation with some detours. the norristown high speed line only between bryn mawr and 69th street transportation center. regional rails on a we can day schedule delays up to 45 minutes. septa says parking spaces at the stations are limited since many are still buried under piles of snow. >>> a live look at philadelphia international airport where things are getting up to speed. snow removal crews spend all day yesterday clearing the runways of more than 22 inches of snow. that's the official amount. and full service expected by wednesday. >>> we invite you to join the "action news" morning team for the latest ove

so far, they've been placed where east main street meets church street and as where west main street meets park road and old chapin road. town officials say drivers might still notice a buildup if they're trying to get onto main street from side roads during rush hour. but they say, overall, your travel time through those spots should be reduced. "they may feel like they're not getting served as often as they would like.and what's happening is the program.the computer is actually deciding to give the priority to the main line during heavy travel time and so you may end up with a larger cue on church street right now but what you'll notice is when it does go green the entire group of cars most likely will make it through." the town is currently working to get 19 intersections equipped with the new lights. officials say they're aiming to complete that work by this fall. a cold front will move through the area during the day, ahead of the front look for cloudy skies with scattered where they are tonight, a few scattered showers, colder, low in the middle to upper 30s. a bill that would

that includes where east main street as well as lake drive. town officials say the new signals don't change based on a timer but rather how many cars are building up at the light. if the number of cars is over the average for a given time, the light will change automatically to reduce the congestion. lexington is aiming to have 35 intersections equipped with these lights by the end of next year. "we have crews out at night installing the cameras..as soon as they get a complete intersection installed they'll plug it up. it'll start working with the five that we have current online and then go from there right on down the line." the town is also looking to create one way traffic patterns on lake drive and church street close to downtown lexington. officials say studies show that should also cut down on the traffic. coming up on wis--jackpot fever is officially over a french schoolteacher is facing involuntary manslaughter charges after a manslaughter charges after a deadly alps avalanche incident . three people were killed, two of they were amon

trees to get attention are the major arteries including state route seven, route 20, lake road and east main rd. then i reminded residents that they historically do not apply road salt at every roadway due to high cost in other factors. >> is aggressive on roads and if we want to keep them in good shape especially loves the salt . more tharound for everybody, but hope that the city rethinks the policies you lots of older people here who get food delivered. >> we have inexperienced drivers , we have teenagers sent us via bad road conditions and more salt would solved with the help of. >> jennifer jordan fox 8 news. talk about some warmer temperatures and rainfall and also snowfall ahead . but to survive the weather headline with the warm-up today was the first day of that with above normal temperatures by a handful this will be trickier . a better chance of a more definitive lake effect snow phone, out east to today, we did fall into the teens and mrs. hopkins specifically then we climbed up to almost 40 degrees . it will be cold conditions overnight and mainly clear skies with a light breeze

investigators say he pleaded guilty to holding up the arthur state bank in spartanburg on east main street in june. june.police say shorter walked in the bank and demanded the teller load a bag with cash. investigators used a surveillance camera and fingerprints to identify shorter as the suspect.he was arrested the next day at a motel in kings mountain, north carolina. 3 anderson county deputies are asking for your help finding a burglary suspect. suspect.investigators say this man was caught on camera robbing a home on january 21-st.they say it happened on ross street in piedmont. deputies are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-sc they say if your tip leads to an arrest you could be eligible for a reward. 3 rutherford county investigators are looking for a man they say is wanted for a string of break-ins. ins.this is a look at "ronnie he's is responsible for the thefts in the early morning hours of january 17th.police say he was last seen in the winder street area of spindale. davis is described as 5 foot 7, 160 pounds.anyone who sees him, or has any inf

. >> profanity outside and inside the east main street near kent state university. >> the chapter president said that they broken sometime i overnight sunday with members upstairs. >> they also covered up most of the offensive images, mostly dealing with such a hateful message including the n-wordwi. >> this something offensive to all of us not just those that are after america but that it god is on our property wherea our brothers feel safe and then something like thiser. >> victimizer tom ross says the graffiti went beyond any college prank ridgeback the police are not commenting because it is under investigationn but at a minimum it appears that the suspects could be charged with vandalism andat entering and rises to the level of a hate crime because the offenders showed clear bias toward african-americans. >> we have black members in our chapter, they are great kids what is a veteran,re this all only crosses the line thata take this as a threat directly against those kids. >> of the fraternity known for french and good gradesa and philanthropy wants justice. >> to want to brush this und

that includes where east main street meets church town officials say the new signals don't change based on a timer but rather how many cars are building up at the light. if the number of cars is over the average for a given time, the light will change automatically to reduce the congestion. lexington is aiming to have 35 intersections equipped with these lights by the end of next year. "we have crews out at night installing the cameras..as soon as they get a complete intersection installed they'll plug it up. it'll start working with the five that we have current online and then go from there right on down the line." the town is also looking to create one way traffic patterns on lake drive and church street close to officials say studies show that should also cut down on the traffic. plus... the kissing disease is making the rounds. we're breaking down mononucleosis and its symptoms coming up. looking like a line of showers will move through the midlands between 6a-11a on sunday. this is part of a complex low have most of the energy to our south. enough cold apart of a complex low press

investigators say he pleaded guilty to holding up the arthur state bank in spartanburg on east main street in june. june.police say shorter walked in the bank and demanded the teller load a bag with cash. investigators used a surveillance camera and fingerprints to identify shorter as the suspect.he was arrested the next day at a motel in kings mountain, north carolina. 3 anderson county deputies are asking for your help finding a burglary suspect. man was caught on camera robbing a home on january 21-st.they say it happened on ross street in piedmont. deputies are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-sc they say if your tip leads to an arrest you could be eligible for a reward. 3 rutherford county investigators are looking for a man they say is wanted for a string of break-ins. ins.this is a look at "ronnie davis".spindale police say he's is responsible for the thefts in the early morning hours of january 17th.police say he was last seen in the winder street area of spindale. davis is described as 5 foot 7, 160 pounds.anyone who sees pounds.anyone who sees

pssible shooting just east of main drag near 21st and fremont safari motel freemont and bruce at least six cop cars t=e ntire motel area cordoned off with polife tape and one room in particular of that motel the running rebels are getting ready to play their first game without head coach dave rice. rice announced he was leaving the men's basketball team sunday night-- right in the middle of the season. players say the news took them by surprise, and although it may be hard for some... they just have to focus on the really had a special relationship. (butted with) sot ike nwamu, player 14:19:34:00 it was a little hard at first but at this point we can't fester on that. associate head coach todd simon will take over for the remainder of the season as interim head coach. the running rebels take on new mexico tonight at the thomas and mack. tip off is at 7. dave rice tipp off the celebrations went well into they may be a little tired this morning! the crimson tied took home its 10th national championship after beating clemson 45 to 40 in glendale, arizona last night. here you can see offic

custody, a 20-year-old charged with murder in the january 4 shooting of a 37-year-old shot near east main and home street. >> police looking for the man they say robbed the bank while caring and mcdonald's bag. workers at the bank, then ran away. no weapon was shown. the cash was stolen. fortunate, no reports of injuries. -- fortunately, no reports of injuries. >> we weren't sure how much snow, ice. chris has been telling us to wait. chris: we have increased the snow totals. things can change. adjustments have to be made. shifts in temperatures make a big difference in what type of precipitation. we will run through it again. evening hours, all fine. clouds increasing tonight, temperatures fall, cold through the freezing hours. nice blue skies. they won't look like that. that is a guarantee. morning tomorrow, changing sunny and chilly today, but now more impressive looking. terminator warnings in the louisiana. there could be severe weather near our coast. we will not worry about severe weather. snow developing over the midwest, rain mainly. winter storm warnings from kentucky and tenness

new 'in sync' traffic lights were recently installed at five intersections close to where east main street meets church street as well as lake drive. town officials say the new signals do not change based on a timer but on how many cars are building up at the light. if the number of cars is over the average for a given time, the light will change automatically to reduce the congestion. lexington is aiming to have 35 intersections equipped with these lights by the end of next year. "that's the beautiful thing about this system..once yoyohave it up and running you just add a camera or working with the five that are already there." the town has other long- term traffic plans in the works. they include placing a new traffic roundabout on 378 close to the intersection with highway 6. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy with highs near 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. 4 new films are set to hit theaters this weekend. "ice cube" made a name for a

but we do have a traffic alert if you're driving on cleveland's east side. large water main break at east 55th and central. cleveland water crews have been working on this all night long and that it's a routine repair. the intersection will stay closed through the morning commute. the break is six minutes down the road from that massive water main break on chester and east 40th. no word on when chester avenue will reopen. jackie. >>> and now information this morning on threats against cuyahoga county prosecutor tim mcginty. these fliers have been circulating around his neighborhood offering a $500,000 reward for, quote, proof of kill. they seem to be tied to the rice case. the first district's police commander is calling this a bounty on the prosecutor's head suspect. the left. they're working on search warrants and moving forward with them and they know who put the flier together. >> the commander said there will be a patrol car parked outside of mcginty's house that will pay extra attention to the neighborhood until they know that threat is gone. >>> would you be able to tell the di

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nbc 10 was on east main street early this morning as plows cleared the roads. only essential workers are allowed on the roads in delaware as the cleanup gets under way. later this morning, jack markell will update the public. we may hear more on some of the restrictions on the roads being lifted. again, as soon as we get more info, we will pass it along. despite the governor's orders, many driver distas did take to roads. and by 8:00 last night, troopers had responded to 150 accidents, plus 16 others that had injuries. there were also 260 disabled vehicles like this one littering the state highway. >> i went to turn down here and just got stuk. the snow is just too deep. >> parts of delaware received more than 20 inches of snow, which is why coastal flood warning is still in effect today until noon in the southern part of the state. >>> safe to say worshippers won't be headed here this morning. you're looking at the roof of a chester county church that caved in from the weight of at least 20 inches of snow. it happened at the calvary fellowship church. several

spartanburg.police say shorter entered the bank on east main told the teller to load a bag with cash before running from the scene.investigators used a surveillance camera image and fingerprints left ononhe note to identify shorter as the suspect.police arrested shorter on the next day at a motel in kings mountain, nc. shorter has a prior criminal record - which includes convictions for strong-arm robbery, perjury and other property crimes.he'll have to spend 85 percent of this 15 year sentence before he is eligible for release. 3 anderson county deputies are looking for a break-in suspect. suspect.on january 21-st they say this man was caught on a home surveillance camera burgularing a home at ross street in piedmont.deputies now need your help--if you have any information you are asked to call crime stoppers at 1-888-crime-scor contact the anderson county sheriff's office. if your tip leads to an arrest you could be eligable for a reward. 3 a major loss today for the spartanburg county community and the upstate - -prominent bubunessman and car this afternoon.bailey owned several de

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