mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven

and essex county were all hit hard wednesday afternoon.... as a state of emergency was declared. right now ... appomattox county schools and cornerstone christian academy are closed... patrick county schools are going in two hours late. there are numerous reports of downed trees... fallen power lines... and storm damage. fifty soldiers in virginia guard will be deployed this morning to help with clean-up. several shelters are also open for people, many of whom have no power. we have live team coverage this morning... erin brookshier is in appomatox with a look at the damage and how people are recovering this morning. but we start with storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori.. kristina.. the storms may be gone... but now we're dealing with high winds. # today will be mostly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 40s. most of us stay dry, however, our west va. counties and counties boarding west va. will see scattered light snow showers. the wind will be a huge factor. we could have gusts over 50 mph, especially in our highest elevations west of the blue ridge parkway. the

national guard troops and state emergency response teams are in essex county after another e-f-3 tornado left more than 2- dozen people hurt and buildings destroyed. governor terry mcauliffe was there assessing the damage. it was his final stop after visiting appomattox county and waverly. 25 people are hurt ... and at least 15 buildings destroyed. buster tharp / family hurt in storm - he said it was basically through his house. he woke up underneath his truck, you know, 40 yards away. his little boy was over in the field essex county schools are closed ... along with several roads ... and neighborhoods due to downed power lines. state police are asking people to stay away from affected areas while crews work to clear the damage. we will of course continue to follow this situation tonight on wsls 10 at 11. when we're not on the air ... head to our website... w-s-l-s dot com. still ahead on wsls 10 at 7 ... changes are coming to the jackson river technical center. what it means for students in alleghany county and the city of we're learning more details about a case out of franklin county

we know at least one tornado hit the town of tapphannock in essex county. no deaths have been reported -- but we know at least 25 people were injured. some of those injuries were serious. authorities say as far as they know -- everyone has been accounted for. the newport news fire department sent its haz-mat team to to help. also helping with clean up efforts in essex county -- members of the virginia national guard. more than forty soldiers are now on state active duty. soldiers assigned to the powhatan-based 180th engineer company, 276th engineer battalion, 91st troop command -- spent the day working to clear fallen trees and other debris. says they are prepared to add more staff if needed. our coverage continues on air -- with live reports from waverly coming up on wavy news ten at six -- and online at wavy dot com. on the campaign trail hillary clinton is coming to hampton roads on monday. clinton's campaign says she'll also make a stop in northern virginia. this -- just ahead of the march 1st primary. we're working to find out more about the when and w

and an additional tornado was reported in nearby in essex county. (neil harvey, essex county resident) "we was sitting in the middle of the house when it came through and it just demolished everything that twister, leaving several survivors trapped in wreckage. all told the storm system unleashed more than a dozen tornadoes wednesday across virginia, florida, and north carolina.... ...with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. today's deaths were in addition to the three people killed in storms spawned by the same weather watches expired late wednesday... ...new warnings and advisories took their place: a low pressure system tracking from the gulf of mexico... and bearing down on the east coast thursday. ...triggering winter storm warnings and advisories stretching more than 14- hundred miles... from texas to delaware... ...with roughly 50 million people in the storm's path. i'm reid binion, reporting-----end----- cnn.script----- 3 3 3 happening today, closing arguments are schedule to begin in an emotionally charged murder trial in transylvan

dozens of soldiers helped with the cleanup in essex county today. they director of the guard says they're ready to call in more people in necessary. now let's get a better idea of how weather experts classify a storm. don slater joins us. don -- the national weather service is e-f one. how do they make that determination? tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. friday: scattered clouds. cool breeze. highs: mid to upper-40s. winds: nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: light nw. update on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has confirmed an ef-1 tornado touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. path length: 9 miles. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. mostly sunny. cool. service's storm survey mph. max path width: 300 governor terry mcauliffe has made state resources available for cleanup efforts across virginia. today, he toured three of waverly, tappahannock, appomattox county. between

another area hard hit by wednesday's storms -- essex county. dozens of people were injured when a powerful e-f three tornado roared through tappahannock that night. donna and paul richardson were huddled together in a closet when the torando came crashing down on their home. donna says if it weren't for her husband's quick thinking -- she wouldn't be alive today. donna richardson tappahannock resident 00-13 my husband heard the noise and he said get in the closet so we went in the closet anyone in there and i said what's that he said that is the roof coming off the upstairs tied to 21-31 next we started hearing nails popping and then the whole bottom of the downstairs disappeared underneath us and my husband jumped on top of me donna suffered a broken leg and a broken hip -- but says it would have been much worse if her husband essex county officials report at least ten homes were destroyed by the tornado. another fifty were damaged. it's been kind of a crazy week in the weather department. are we going to settle in for some nice weather this w

national guard troops and state emergency response teams are in essex county tonight... after an e-f-3 tornado left more than 2- dozen people hurt... and buildings destroyed. buster tharp / family hurt in storm - as far as we know, all three houses on a six acre lot is gone, just demolished all the way down to the foundations essex county schools are closed ... along with several roads ... and neighborhoods due to downed power lines. state police are asking people to stay away from affected areas while crews work to clear the damage. republican presidential candidates go head to head in the last debate before super tuesday where more than 600 delegates are up for grabs. standing center stage, donald trump was the target for senator marco rubio to his right and senator ted cruz to his left. trump is referring to rubio as a "choke artist" and cruz at one point, all three were talking at the same time and hurling insults as moderators tried to regain control. on another issue, the candidates think apple should unlock the i-phone belonging to one of the san bernadino shooter

dozens of soldiers helped with the cleanup in essex county today. they director of the guard says they're ready to call in more people in necessary. now let's get a better idea of how weather experts classify a storm. don slater joins us. don -- the national weather service is calling this an e-f one tornado. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. friday: scattered clouds. cool breeze. highs: mid to upper-40s. winds: nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: light nw. update on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has confirmed an ef-1 tornado touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. governor terry mcauliffe has made state resources available for cleanup efforts across virginia. today, he toured three of the hardest hit areas: waverly, tappahannock, and appomattox county. between them -- four people died. mcauliffe says his heart goes out to those who have lost loved ones. he says it's hard to imagine how people rode o

and an additional tornado was reported in nearby in essex county. (neil harvey, essex county resident) "we was sitting in the middle of the house when it came through and it just demolished everything that twister, leaving several survivors trapped in wreckage. all told the storm system unleashed more than a dozen tornadoes wednesday across virginia, florida, and north carolina.... ...with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. the same weather system was responsible for the deaths of three people on tuesday. as tornado watches expired late wednesday... ...new warnings and a low pressure system tracking from the gulf of mexico... and bearing down on the east coast thursday. ...triggering winter storm warnings and advisories stretching more than 14-hundred miles... from texas to delaware... ...with roughly 50 million people in the storm's path. i'm reid binion, reporting>> if you're planning a trip to california this weekend beware -- a high surf warning has been issued along the entire california coast. the national weather service says the are

and state emergency response teams are in essex county this morning... after an e-f-3 tornado left more than 2-dozen people hurt... and buildings destroyed. buster tharp / family hurt in storm - as far as we know, all three houses on a six acre lot the way down to the foundations essex county schools are closed ... along with several roads and neighborhoods due to downed power lines. state police are asking people to stay away from affected areas while crews work to clear the damage. a reminder when we're not on the air.. you can stay up to date information on our website.. wsls dot com. we'll also post updates on our facebook and twitter pages..### a gunman killed three people... and wounded fourteen in a shooting spree in south-central kansas last night. most of the people were shot inside a manufacturing plant where the gunman worked. the suspect also shot three people while en route to the facility.. sarah plake has the latest. # a massive police presence outside of the excel industries plant in hesston, kansas after a gunman entered the complex and

doug: just over 1000 people without power in essex county right now. that number is dropping dramatically or nearly 15,000 customers were without powder -- power earlier this morning. low oil due to the cold weather, and they have been working to get everyone back online. president obama: he influenced a students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape. >> tributes are pouring in for antonin scalia. president obama is among the thousands honoring his memory and what comes back -- comes next for the supreme court that is sparking a political battle. karen: this fight after justice scalia' >> president obama says he will nominate the next supreme court justice this election year or republican say the next president should be the one to make the core -- the choice. nominated i president ronald reagan in 1986, scalia became the first -- member of the high court. mitch mcconnell said the senate will not can term any obama nominee. the president says he must fulfill his constitutional responsibility. president plenty of time for me to do so and for the sen

and an additional tornado was reported in nearby in essex county. (neil harvey, essex county resident) "we was sitting in the middle of the house when it came through and it just demolished everything that twister, leaving several survivors trapped in wreckage. all told the storm system unleashed more than a dozen virginia, florida, and north carolina.... ...with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. the same weather system was responsible for the deaths of three people on tuesday. as tornado watches expired late wednesday... ...new warnings and advisories took their place: a low pressure system tracking from the gulf of mexico... and bearing down on the east coast thursday. ...triggering winter storm warnings and advisories stretching more than 14- hundred miles... from texas to delaware... ...with roughly 50 million people in the storm's path. i'm reid binion, reporting >> the director of the world health organization said yesterday that the zika outbreak could get worse before it gets better. w-h-o director general margaret chan was speakin

and an additional tornado was reported in nearby in essex county. (neil harvey, essex county resident) "we was sitting in the middle of the house when it came several survivors trapped in wreckage. all told the storm system unleashed more than a dozen tornadoes wednesday across virginia, florida, and north carolina.... ...with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. the same weather system was responsible for the deaths of three people on tuesday. as tornado watches expired late wednesday... ...new warnings and advisories took their place: a low pressure system tracking from the gulf of mexico... and bearing down on the east coast thursday. ...triggering winter storm warnings and advisories stretching more than 14-hundred miles... from texas to delaware... ...with roughly 50 million people in the storm's path. i'm better conditions are forecast for some of the areas hardest hit during this week's storms. a two-year-old dies in a house fire while home alone. police are questioning the mother in brooklyn about why no adult was home. the mother say

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and an additional tornado was reported in nearby in essex county. (neil harvey, essex county everything that twister, leaving several survivors trapped in carolina.... ...with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. the same weather system was responsible for the deaths of three people on tuesday. as tornado watches expired late wednesday... ...new warnings and advisories took their place: a low pressure syytem tracking from the gulf of mexico... and bearing down on the east coast thursday. miles... from texas to delaware... ...with roughly 50 million reporting. new this morning. a plan nearly eight years in the making hits a major setback. protecting cedar rapids from future floods --- preventing the devastation the city saw in 2008. it's been a promise from city leaders for years. all along...getting money from the federal government has been a huge part of this plan. now the city says that kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom with these new developments. "we are in serious risk of never being funded." those are words spoken by

another man found dead after a twister slammed essex county. it left several survivors trapped in wreckage. a dozen tornados were across virginia and the carolina and as far north as pennsylvania. tornado watches expired late wednesday but new warnings took their place. a low pressure system bearing down on the east coast thursday triggering storm warnings and advisories stretching more than 300 miles with 50 million people in the storm's path. >>> the children are soon to let's see what it looks like. >> we will be chilly this morning. temperatures in the low 20s. a few clouds on the way home. upper 40s and low 50s. >> should be a good drive in town. if you are on highway 85 south of greeley there's trouble. you can turn on koa radio for the latest traffic and cbs4 news >>> hoverboards are off,, ,, ,, ,, ,, is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay th

we continue to follow that breaking news out of essex county. thousands there without power, mostly in lynn and saugus. right now, national grid is reporting more than 7,000 outages across those two communities. it was up around 14,000 a few hours ago. that number is going down. the company says a couple transformers tripped on low oil due to the cold weather. they're working to get power back on within the hour. karen: tributes this morning for the man considered the most provocative member of the supreme court has died. antonin scalia was 79. the influential conservative died of natural causes yesterday in west texas. the president, despite push-back from republicans, says he will nominate a successor. doug: former boston mayor ray flynn has been fitted with a defibrillator after an operation at mass general. his car into a house in south boston on thursday. according to a family spokesman, doctors believe that flynn may have suffered a condition known as "aborted sudden cardiac arrest" before the crash. that irregular heart rhythm may have le

national guard troops and state are in essex county ... after an e-f-3 tornado left more than 2-dozen people hurt ... and tappahannock. governor terry mcauliffe was there assessing the damage. it's his final stop ... after visiting appomattox county ... and waverly. officials say 25 people are hurt ... and at least 15 buildings destroyed. virginia state police are asking residents to stay away from affected areas while crews work to clear the damage. in your w-s-l-s ten timesaver traffic report... drivers should expect easy travel this evening ... right now ... there are no major accidents or delays to report on our major roadways. and before we head to break ... here's a look at how some stocks of local interest finished the after yesterday's severe weather and tornado outbreak across the region, it more tranquil day even though the wind was howling. let's talk about the two tornadoes confirmed: 1 evergreen in appomattox county ef3, winds: 136- 165 path width: 400 yds width of four football fields path length: 13 miles 7 injuries, 1 fatali

. >>> people in essex county, virginia say they saw at least three funnel clouds in tappahannock and are cleaning up. this man described how they rescued the family. >> my son was -- when i went to the hospital, it tells me it threw him over there and he got up and started to run and looking for everybody. and my mom was in the basement. got her out and found my brother over here. >> st. john's church is 141 years old and churchgoers say they death or serious injuries in northern virginia. but residents were hit hard by downed trees and power lanes. surrae chin joins us live with more. good evening. >> good morning. at the height of the storm, virginia power reported 15,000 outages here, 85,000 system wide. george up to pike -- here, at least power lines snapped four poles and cross arms. >> just the hard winds blowing and the rain coming down and wind blowing, everything. >> it was scary, very, very dark. >> reporter: the intense and powerful storm brought down trees. >> rain like i had never heard. >> reporter: it was a fast >> it was a big tree limb that fell off down the ground.

there's the downpour near easton and a few more clipping essex county moving towards the east northeast. where do we go from here we are done with the heaviest rain and strongest wind. in fact breaks of sunshine will continue to emerge. there will be another round of showers notice early afternoon well outside 495 worcester and downpour possible. and we will get no a cuffle these this afternoon. no severe weather and you may want the umbrella on stand by. one more band of showers lifts across mass pike and in southern new hampshire during the evening commute home and wet snow flax across western new england. wind was impressiveo night -- impressive overnight. >> blue hills observatoryreports 83. boston 69-mile-per-hour gusts which is tropical storm status. 66-mile-per-hour drake and fall river. impressive and no surprise since we are getting the storm reports. multiple reports across the board here early this morning 320. brain tree tree tree down and west -- braintree a tree down and foxboro -- foxborough wires down on chestnut street blocking the door of a house. the cleanup from the

schools in essex county, john: a dramatic drive giving passengers a white knuckle drive. a flight hands unexpectedly. barbara: the new reason for concern with spreading zika virus. don: as we head out the door we look at the doppler radar and not seeing anything around here. we are seeing snow in the we will talk about don: welcome back. taking a look at the commuter forecast we will see a mixture of clouds and sunshine. still will be breezy if you drive a high profile vehicle, i drive a low profile vehicle an old pontiac and i feel the wind. watch for that. temperatures across the region 43 roxboro, oxford could be a while before you see a temperature again. lost it in the storm yesterday. have to wait until it is repaired. 4 44 chapel hill. 43 southern pines. 46 fayetteville. 46 clinton. still windy and mainly clear, 44 degrees. partly sunny by lunchtime and 53 degrees. it will be cooler with highs in the mid 50's. that is where they should be. we are a little below normal tonight no tomorrow. john: the sam storm system that hit us leaving a path of destruction up and d

tomorrow 3 to 6 inches outside of 495. 6 to 9 for most of metro west including the boston the tip of essex county may be 6 to 9 and 9 to 12 from the south shore to the cape with locally higher amounts possible at the coastline of plymouth county back down to the cape cod canal. the coastline. pamela gardner is standing by and the wind are howling out there this morning. >> reporter: yeah this storm system a totally different because we have the wind and coastal impacts. wind gusts between 35 and 45 miles per hour coming off the ocean from the northeast here. vineyard 47 nantucket 47 and p.h. wind gusts at this time winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour day. too. coastal flood warning in effect for the south shore and cape anne and coastal flood advisory for the north shore and up to cape anne from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. this afternoon coinciding with high tide and we expect roughsurf and waves moderate to minor flooding. another look at the 7-day forecast to let you know what comes beyond the big storm. >> reporter: it could be a hairy ride for a lot of you. many communities will not have buses on the

this is a big delay for this time of the morning in essex county. live pictures from news copter 7. we have a two-car accident. one on the flatbed tow truck. we have a second vehicle the accident's been out here now for about 30 to 35 minutes in the two left lanes that are out of service. so big time delays now coming southbound on the parkway. this is right at exit 147. these delays stretch back up and begin just before exit 148. we can see how slowly they are moving with four lanes of standstill traffic. heather? >> we go over to our happens. subway services are running on or close to schedule. if that's part of your plan, you should be trucking along without any problems. this is an accident in north babylon. as you head onto route 25a, both ways between bread and cheese hollow road and main street. that is between smithtown and northport. you can see that closure between those two spots. this is all because of an accident in the process of being cleared. new jersey transit, long island railroad and metro north, they are doing just fine. the cross bronx west, that alternate side

family justice support. >> essex county prosecutor also admitted as much as a restraining order can do, if someone is intent on doing harm, there is nothing they can do to protect these women around the clock. again, this suspect is being held on $2.5 millions bail. these four children are physically unharmed. we are live in newark tonight, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> such a terrible story. michelle, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the breaking news and the new twist in the zika virus. a patient was infected by someone who returned from a is. investigators have been exploring the possibility that the virus can spread through sex. health officials note there are no reports of zika in mosquitoes in dallas. declared zika an international emergency and officials said there could be 4 million cases in the next year. >>> new at four, another slashing on a new york subway in the latest string of attacks. investigators say a man was waiting at the pennsylvania livonia subway station yesterday when another man, police say steven breathwait started yelling at hi

they tell us they are waiting for the outcome of the essex county prosecutor's investigation to determine how to move forward. in the meantime the watkins family is suing for physical and emotional pain and suffering. >>> that will do it for us. we thank you for watching. >>> live from studio 3c in rockefeller center, this is news 4 new york. >>> now at 6:00, if it's not cold enough for you now, just wait a bit. it's about to go from freezing to absolutely frigid with a dangerous drop in the temperature. >>> plus, does the nypd properly train rookie cops, the big question raised by the verdict against officer peter liang. to a serial killer dumping bodies on the beach? >>> temperatures this weekend are set to reach record lows. zero degrees or lower in some places and those are actual temperatures. windchills could drive them to 30 below. even bundling up like new yorkers did may not be enough. janice huff is tracking these temperatures for us. >> the best advice really is to stay indoors as much as possible. that may be a bit unrealistic for some of us that have to go to work or may be a

another man was found dead after a twister slammed and an additional tornado was reported in nearby essex county. >> that twister leaving several survivors trapped in wreckage, all told, the storm system unleashed more than a dozen tornadoes across virginia, florida and north carolinin with severe damage as far north as pennsylvania. the same weather system was responsible for the deaths of three people on tuesday. as tornado watches expired late wednesday, new warnings and a low pressure system tracking from the gulf of mexico and bearing down on the east coast thursday, triggering storm warnings and advisories stretching 1400 piles from texas to delaware, with roughly 50 million people in the storm's path. >> crews repairing an early morning line break in hendersonville. that break happened in front of ocharlie's off chimney rock road. ocharlie's was the only business affected. crews say the problem is with a line that feeds into the restaurant. officials say they hope to be open by late this afternoon. >> crews respond to a fire at a va hospital this morning around 9:00. they say they did fin

they will be going to sussex county, richmond, westmoreland, and essex counties. state police say three people died in a mobile home here in waverly. a 50-year-old man, a 26-year-old man, and a 2-year old baby boy. we've seen damage all over waverly and sussex county. many houses are destroyed. we've seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. we'll keep chopper 10 up throughout the morning and show you more of the damage as we continue on fox43. meteorologist jeremy much calmer day around the area this morning. headlines") ("jeremy ad libs wx good morning, hampton roads. let's check stay with us. we have much more coverage of the deadly storms, including a business owner who was right in the middle of it. "i saw my building. i saw the roof torn off. um, and i think that was the shocking part of it." plus, a different view of the storm - through the numbers. we'll describe the (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone...

bergen, essex county and passaic, and more heavy rain waiting to fill in. this line with bright colors through parts of delaware and pushes through. we are concerned about adding half an inch to an inch-and-a- half of additional rain, so we are concerned about street flooding. also with that push out of the south, also mindful of the risk of coastal flooding, as 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. is when the coastal flood advisory ticks in. a quick -- kicks in. the next sampling of high tides in the 2:00 hour. we will talk more about the dynamics today and the cooldown later in the week coming up. but right now back to chris. >> thank you, john. you can get the cbs2 news weather app free and available in the itunes store. >>> more breaking news now. this time in connecticut where a suspect was shot by police, reportedly at the scene of a domestic dispute. investigators also found injured children. cbs2 news lou young joins us live from fairfield this noon with more. lou? >> reporter: this is a tough one, a quiet town fairfield west of bridgeport. badly beaten and the father

during the morning drive especially this area of eastern connecticut providence and boston and essex county and up towards the sea coast. 4 to 8 inches including worcester. north and west at 2 to 4 and down towards the cape and island at 2 to 4 inches because a lot of it falls as rain before changing over to wet snow. highest impact is about the morning and midday and things taper off after that. so if you don't have to be on if you can work from home. it's probably a good idea. we think might be some school cancellation. wind speeds are gusty not as by as some major storms but because of the heavy wet snow that can cause power outage. be prepared for that possible outcome. temperatures are in the 30s all day tomorrow. then it gets quieter. we are looking at a cold friday night saturday and sunday we are near 40 degrees both days and it's dry both days and it's dry into monday to start next week so a chance to clean things up a little bit. and some melting over the course of the weekend. no issues traveling over the the buddy's house to watch the super bowl on sunday and no problems at all.

roads are extremely hazardous due to debris, essex county/town of tapphannock: beginning shortly after 8:30 p.m. wednesday, and the town of reported within the area. there are no reported at the height of the storm, dominion virginia power reported more than 27-thousand outages in hampton roads and state. crews have been working to get customers' power back on. that number is down to about 2-thousand in hampton roads right now. dominion says most of the outages are in western hampton roads and the richmond area. much of virginia was affected by the storm. coming up, we'll show you more incredible damage from across the commonwealth. flooding was also a big issue. see how high water impacted people trying to get home during yesterday's commute. just a reminder to download our free wavy weather app. if you already have it, you know it is a great tool to keep track of what is going on. be sure to turn your push notification on. it's available for all mobile we don't decorate in one color. we don't stick to one fabric. or one shape. so why use traditional aerosols that are one-dimensional?

i'm so blessed to be here plus - hear how this couple survived when a tornado hit their home in essex county. 5-14 "its horrible he came back inside and just started shooting it didn't matter who it was no specific target just shooting anyone that got in his way." what we're learning about the gunman who carried out a deadly attack on his co-workers. yesterday we showed you the perspective only chopper ten can give. today -- wavy's drone ten flew over some of the damage -- offering an even closer look -- after wednesday's tornado left a nine mile path of destruction -- killing three people -- and destroying homes and businesses in waverly. it will take folks in waverly a long time to clean up. today -- volunteers with the red cross were in town offering help with food and water. others are working to find shelter for dozens of people displaced by the matt gregory spent the day in waverly -- and has more on that part of the section of waverly, the heart of the destruction. people are coming back today trying to piece their lives back together, but one man i spoke to says hes had a hard time f

essex county/town of to reports of severe fatalities at this time. (we are not confirming definite number injuries at this time.) let's check traffic now. only chopper 10 is live above the damage in waverly. as the sun rises and we get more light throughout the morning, we'll be able to see better what the storms left behind. one of the hardest hit communities in virginia. we've seen damage all over waverly and sussex county. many houses are destroyed. we've seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. there are damaged buildings along main street. overnight, dominion virginia power crews have been working to get power restored to thousands of people. keep it right here as we keep bringing you live our live team coverage of today's clean-up after severe weather from yesterday, continues with rico bush who's live in waverly this morning. rico, we saw a lot of damage yesterday just before the sun went down. how are things looking now? their residences, as first responders are going door-to-door overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for.

active rescues are going on in essex county, where several people are reportedly trapped in rubble. the wind-packed weather system even knocked out phone service to a state police unit. crews were working to fix the problem. a shelter is open for residents who have no power. allyson: a line of strong, dangerous storms prompted severe thunderstorm warnings and caused flooding in the washington, d.c., area. the storm left thousands of people without power and brought strong winds and hail. a d.c. metro parking garage flooded, with water reaching curbs. metro officials opened the gates so drivers could leave more easily, and maintenance crews were on hand. major flight delays are reported at all three of the region's incoming flights at reagan washington national airport were delayed by more than an hour, on average. geoff: another kind of weather problem for much of illinois and southeast missouri, snow. high gusts, paired with the heavy snow, has brought down utility lines, cutting power to tens of thousands of customers. downed lines left more than 14,000 people across this area in

much of this is an essex county. if you sprinkle' s pretty much moving offshore. a little more intensity, but if you are traveling along 128, 495, you will run into some of the scattered showers. as you head to the south, you have a big band along cohasset, but it has moved offshore. and this area along before down from hanover, again, you might be getting a little down pour out of that. but this is nothing compared to last night when we had 2, 3, almost four inches of rain in some spots. but the beginning of the cool air -- notice the temperatures. boston, the only holdout for the 50' s. tomorrow you will notice the high temperatures in the 30' s, not the 50' s. the high temperature today was at 3:00 in the morning, 51 degrees. a few raindrops on the camera. the gray skies are out there. the dew point is 40 two degrees and there is that wind. very busy. out of the southwest. wind chill index. still hanging in the southeastern part of the state. the wind advisory in has been allowed to expire. it will be on the breezy side. with the cooler temperatures, i think yo

a little snow from boston northward up through essex county and north redding and andover. heavier squall moving through ashburnham and gardner. now the snow showers come to an end over the next couple hours. teens tonight and low 20s in the city of boston and westerly breeze so cold february evening. and if you are thinking about tomorrow and into the weekend we have a couple more chances for some snow showers. we will talk about those in a moment. for big air coming out tomorrow night or friday night, 6 to 10:30 it will be chilly and you don't have to worry about snow meld meting. andbundle up. grab tickets at the gates if you want to show up thirst or -- thursday or friday. looking towards the weekend pretty dangerous cold. it will be temperatures we have not seen in perhaps as long as 11 years in the boston area and zero. so the cold is one thing but when you factor in strong wind gusts not a good time to be amounts of time. and certainly going to be having an impact on valentine's day weekend plans. we will look at the weekend and each chance of snow a couple mixed in

throughout much of essex county in southern new hampshire -- anywhere between eight up towards groton, 10 inches. south of there you can see east boston, 6.8. north boro, 9.4 inches. farther south, look at this -- alvaro picking up eight inches. kingston, 10.5 inches. the cape is getting reports. as you look at the outer cape, a good half foot of snow. you had towards warwick rhode island, about 5.1 inches. in east boston as opposed to south boston, are out towards right in, impressive totals. trump away from new hampshire but all the other presidential candidates on both sides. granite state today. were doing last-minute campaigning because the primary is joining us now from tuesday. manchester, new hampshire is rick klein political director of , abc news. let' s talk about that donald rick: a lot of people are likening it to his decision to skip iowa last week. all of the other candidates are here. donald trump is the front runner in the polling. the decision to go home and gets no doubt of coming back, he is in south carolina of all places tonight. he will be at the debate tomorrow

schools in essex county, virginia, are closed. >> a dramatic dive giving passengers a white knuckle ride. the problems that force a flight to land. with the spreading zika virus. don: good morning to you. we have temperatures across the we will talk about that coming all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, for $89.99 a month. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. call now. don: this morning you may see clouds drifting through and blue skies. it will be partly sunny. i haven't picked out how to make the trees go back and forth but it hrwill be tproeuz -- breezy. 41 roxboro and hillsborough. 43 south hill. 42 siler city and cary. 34 sanford, 43 pinehurst. 44 lillington and 45 fayetteville and clinton. looking at the day ahead windy and 43 now

he also visited essex county and here in our erin kelly. the governor says there were 13 reports of tornadoes in virginia, unconfirmed so far. he estimates they caused more than $11 million in damage. nats removing trees off the truck crushed beneath a fallen tree - is william brown's truck. it's where he nearly lost his life wednesday, when a tornado plowed through the town of waverly. c0017 - william brown - victim - 559 i wasn't really paying attention to anything, but getting to where i wanted to go, and then out of nowhere, boom! everything stopped. 606 the crack of the tree on brown's truck knocked him unconscious. but later, he was able to pull himself out. c0017 - william brown - victim - 620 it said that god really loves me. he thing i received is a ligament torn in the back of my myself blessed 634 not far from where brown was - there's a set of stairs - leading nowhere. scattered cinder blocks outline the place where a mobile home used to be. three people in that home died in the storm. c0017 - william brown - victim - 810 that h

active rescues are going on in essex county, where several people are reportedly trapped in rubble. the wind-packed weather system even knocked out phone service to a state police unit. crews were working to fix the problem. who have no power. allyson: a line of strong, dangerous storms prompted severe thunderstorm warnings and caused flooding in the washington, d.c., area. the storm left thousands of people without power and brought strong winds and hail. a d.c. metro parking garage flooded, with water reaching curbs. metro officials opened the gates so drivers could leave more easily, and maintenance crews were on hand. major flight delays are reported at all three of the region's major airports. two faculty members from spartanburg methodist college showed the world they have moves. that's president scott cochran and economics professor jonathan keisler. the duo joined the school's new hip-hop dance team, the blue chucks, for just one number. it took place at the school's auditorium. it was a full house. this was the group's first public performance. geoff: there were showing off

mary's county and the other for essex and westmoreland will expire shortly at 7:15. we'll see if they let it expire or if they extend that one. >> the circulation looks more like it's on st. mary's between leonardtown and white point beach. >> let's see what's going on. >> it looks ragged. >> it does. it's a good thing. but, yeah. that's have circulation. >> look at that one. >> so certainly we're looking at the potential -- whether we get a tornado or not -- pretty strong winds. >> more than likely, that will be the case, and i'm going to switch to get a different view from the north. white point beach and leonardtown. >> so the tornado warning for essex county, we got a of multiple structures damaged, possible tornado. >> that's the 1 with the 145 -- sad but not a surprise. >> right. the secretary. >> the tornado warning in st. mary's county and calvert, hollywood, california, and the naval air station, all those areas. if you are in the area, take cover immediately. do not fool around with this. lesli, you had a question? >> i want to give perspective to what you

plymouth along route 3 so crns deteriorating: in boston there's lighter blue and up along i- 95 and essex county and ramps up outside 128 and back to the 495 belt too. from kingsboro and lowll and we have a i was -- lowell and we have a ways to g eric fisher has been live in plymouth and will look at conditions what's it like out there now. >> reporter: we are in plymouth right along 3a and i am in someone's unit here at the hotel this they booked the trip and came up from western mass to see a blizzard. we are on the second floor and they are getting their money's worth. look out the window and you can see the tremendous wave action. huge waves crashing ashore. because of the wave action. we are a little past high tide an hour past it at this point. a a lot of it will we cede but there's strong winds and dangerous travel and power outages also a issue. that's what we are looking at here. the wind will start to die down this evening but until then a lot wave action and coastal fluting. >> thanks you can hear the wind turning the seas so let's go hour by hour between now and remainder of the afte

least 15 structures were destroyed and 25 injuries were reported when of the storm passed through essex county, about 45 miles northeast of richmond. this has left hundreds of thousands of people without power and forced thousands of flights to be canceled. system killed three people in the deep south. this morning, the storm has moved to the new england area. mark: thank you, mariah. wlwt news 5 mobile app. wlwt.com. of a middletown mother murdered backseat. they can police say 34-year-old brandon carr was arrested in downtown dayton. he has been charged with one count of murder in the russell. she was found shot to death in her car two weeks ago in dayton. her six month baby girl was found in that vehicle unharmed. mark: the five remaining presidential candidates will face off in houston, texas tonight. donald trump hopes to build on his momentum for super tuesday she dominated in the nevada caucuses. senators marco rubio and ted cruz are locked in a fierce battle for second place. joining them will be john kasich the debate tonight is scheduled to kick off at the university of houston at 8:

. >> reporter: essex county sheriff cousins says jails are full of people like nick who get release and go back to the cycle. >> you can't make corrective behavior if someone is still using prescription drugs, drinking, their live is going to continue unraveling. >> how many of you in the past have done this -- >> reporter: cousins said the nearly monday long program is the first of its kind in our area designed to be self-contained inside the jail. >> they'll be totally separate and they won't be any interaction with any of the inmates. >> reporter: participants are medically and psych ically equal straight -- evaluated. for the first time two weeks no visits from family or friends. >> how you doing? what is happening? >> reporter: sean is the director of the program. >> when you look at the culture you see participants happy and excited to be in treatment and they're engaged. when you look around they're in there we call them detox scrubs full. they're known as participants. even the officers are dressed with their uniforms, on the unisys we try to make the unit like as therapeutic as

essex county officials report-- at least ten homes were destroyed by the tornado. tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: upper-20s. winds: n 5-10 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. still cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: light n to w. sunday: sunny skies. much warmer! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 10-15 mph. we have been enjoying a decent amount of sunshine however, a northwest breeze kept temperatures in the upper-40s to low-50s. tonight, expect mainly clear skies and lighter winds, so as a result, temperatures will dip into the upper-20s. a chilly start will give way to a stuck in the mid to upper- 40s. sunday will be in the pick of the weekend - mostly sunny with temperatures back in the low-60s! we will hold off on any shower chances until late next wednesday. wouldn't ya know - we could possibly see more storms next wednesday - i'm not saying we will see any severe weather right now, but we'll keep you updated! in the meantime, enjoy the weekend! tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: upper-20s. winds: n 5-10 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. still cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: light n to

dealing with rain from woburn it's lighter and up knee essex county. area of focus is over southeastern massachusetts here in the next 45 minutes to an hour or so. as this whole cluster of miles per hour. that brings it through carver at about 4:44. so in the next 15 minutes hang way. islands. so this is not moving east. motion right through plymouth county over the next 45 minutes or so. in fact sile it in the hour by hour. cape and islands will linger longest with some additionaldownpours through early morning but most of us will be drying out for the morning commute. the sun may break out temperatures will be in the 50s and just an isolated shower later on today. so the story is the wind through the remainder of the afternoon and we have a wind advisory in effect. some strongest winds came through with the thunderstorms but leftover showers through the evening commute not nearly as widespread or any severe today. we have you guys as of last check about 38,000 customers without power. in massachusetts. i aming the -- i am expecting the number to go u

com an ef three tornado devastated the oldest town in essex county. now the people of panic or rebuilding hear from residents who survived this life changing storm and new information on a mass i picking up the pieces in top a headache on my getting that story coming up another marine brutally attacked in washington d c the victim left for dead in a neighborhood details on how police found him. new jersey governor chris christie now taking sides the republican presidential candidate now getting his support and reaction to the endorsement recovery efforts under way in waverly right now after the small town the ef one tornado killed two men and a two year old child the loss is emotionally draining on the residence and jimmy lee shares details on the outpouring of support in waverly community coming together in prayer and song after a tornado tore through the town of waverly tragically killing two year old ian us his stepfather larry turner and even some called divine string field affecting the community is no question about that will be changed for the

. >>> a former student athlete at a high school in essex county, new jersey, is suing his previous coachschool after claiming the coach bullied him. baseball coach joe proccetti. administrators at the school say they founded it at least six incidents to back up the claim of bullying. the player's father says it's part of the culture at this school. >> they don't care about respect or character. they care about winning. they do whatever they can to destroy wins. >> the coach and his staff declined to comment on the lawsuit. the school says the decision on discipline is a personnel matter. >>> in wyoming, wind gusts so powerful they knocked out a semi truck and knocked it on its side. yesterday, this tractor-trailer was blown over by 63 mile-an-hour winds. the semiç was empty which madet more susceptible to severe weather. the semi can't be flipped back over until the winds die down which may not happen until later today. no one was hurt. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 4:00. it's a cold start. we have virtually no wind here. loo