jeff chirico is live in gloucester city. jeff, let's start with you at the gloucester city junior/senior high school. >> reporter: hi, jim. here's some of that damage thaw are talking about. this scoreboard simply collapsed during the storm. high wind made for some scary moments for drivers. >> i swear to god it had to be a mini tornado or something. >> reporter: fast moving storm was so strong it toppled two tractor trailers on the walt whitman bridge. viewer video shows scene that mike scully says looked like a movie set. >> these tractor trailers are swaying and when i saw one fall over it looked like someone had a giant hand and push it over. >> reporter: it delayed traffic for more than an hour, cross south jersey a trail of destruction, wind knocked over this billboard in camden and this tree on florida avenue knew in mantua. >> it was like snap, crack he will pop and i saw it coming down from the kitchen window. sparks flying, bang. >> reporter: tree felon carol van grill's home taking down power lines too. fortunatel

. >> it was a bang, a woosh, tuesday afternoon winds whipped through gloucester city ripping off roofs and terrifying residents. >> this terrible noise i never heard before, i saw my neighbor's roof come ripping off and her trailer is unliveable they say. >> it almost blew out our windows, i ran behind the couch in the living room because i thought it was a tornado. >> we were sitting in the bathroom before it came over, the storm did not end here, across route 130, the scoreboard at gloucester city high school remains toppled over after being knocked over yesterday and a few miles away many bellmawr this tree is still on the roof of this home. and in camden this billboard nearly blew away and in mantua, major roadways were affected including 130 at the brooklawn circle and take a look at this, here on the walt whitman bridge, two wobbling tractor trailers delayed traffic for a half hour when the gusts proved too strong. >> it looked like someone had a giant hand and pushed it over. >> pdeg reports 21 people without power but most were restored. >>> lets take a live look from sky 6 hd

many areas around gloucester city. this is thunderstorm wind damage here and where we saw trees and wires down earlier today. now, aside from that, we are drying out n't temperatures in the 30s now. and there's the chance we could see some areas icing over early tomorrow morning. north and west of philadelphia and philadelphia by 7:00 a.m. mid-30s and north and west you go, below freezing and at least nice and dry tomorrow. we'll take a look at the rest of the forecast into the weekend coming up. >>> all right. now a different type of damage of sky force 10 in the air above when's left of a pizza shop in camden county. a van smashed through the front in summerdale. here's a look at the closer damage. police saying the 88-year-old driver thought he put the van in reverse but it was actually in drive. the shop owner and several workers inside when that van came crashing through. >> everyone started screaming and making -- everybody thought i was hurt. i was in the dining room. i come back to the register. they look for m

so gloucester city you can get into gloucester county, if this makes sense to you, if you are following along, yes, you can. because that's not completely flooded on the other side as that truck driver just demonstrated. now we go left, and show you woodbury. and you see another new jersey department of transportation truck down there. so the waterway from the big timber creek flooding into that area down there. but we're seek headlights move some traffic, one direction, there is big tractor-trailer going through, don't see any water when he goes through there, good sign, maybe it means it is receding down, so the new jersey transportation truck here, keeping people from driving in this. because it is dark out, and people are still flying along the road. i couldn't believe how fast people were going, when the schuylkill expressway only had the right lane open, people are doing like 75 miles an hour coming up to those big yellow trucks. even when they pass those trucks, still flying by, like they don't think people are working outside. and that's how people get killed on highways, folks.

in philadelphia south philadelphia and gloucester city extending all the way down towards delaware. springfield seeing the heavy rain as well we're going to show you the line of storms that we're talking about. this is a severe line moving toward the northeast at 75 miles an hour. like a freight train you can see it will be in hamilton by 10:05. manalapan 10:20. this is a line of severe storms. winds some spots in excess of 60 miles an hour where we still have those real strong down bursts. this is the line moving into jersey. less lightning but very heavy rain and up tense rain the main threat with these particular storms. now the storm threat does continue into the next couple of hours. downpours some lightning but the wind is the big impact. intense winds in the severe zone gusts to 60 miles an hour even 62 miles an hour have been reported. potential for wind damage and that is shifting now into south jersey. for the very latest on the damage and the winds, i'll turn it over to my colleague scott williams much scott this is really something even though we don't have the lightning

gloucester city just got hit hard, mount laurel getting hit hard, time after time. this is the area that's really getting it. camden county getting some pretty heavy rain. it's not going to last all night. you can see this is the back edge of the whole thing so it's overall in the big picture a relatively small area. now, this is a big storm. this one with snow in the rockies and about to create near blizzard conditions in iowa, for tomorrow, and then it's going to bring the rain our way for wednesday. by 6:00 it's already moving out of pennsylvania and delaware and going to take a couple hours till it moves totally offshore. then we wait for the next system that's going to come in. that's the bigger storm. the temperature is incredibly warm on wednesday, we're melting all that snow. then heavy rain comes in as you can see this could be another case where the afternoon rush is affected by the heavy rain and if you get over an inch of rain and you're melting all of this snow, there is a threat of some flooding and not just local street flooding. could even be some of

in south jersey, crash in gloucester city along railroad avenue has cleared out.e the one on 295 northbound approaching the black horse pike but it's on the shoulder and on the black horse pike itself in bellmawr there's a wreck close to the new jersey turnpike. in millville watch out for an accident along ' avenue and in wilmington it's a fire location that's blocking tenth street. just stay over on 11th to get around that. we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, coming up in the 5 o'clock hour. >> matt thank you. >>> freebie friday is still ahead on "action news." we'll tell you how to get a free dinner and details about a fun event for the entire family. >> and stepping outside sky6 hd looking live at the center city skyline tonight. beautiful picture out there. meteorologist adam joseph with an equally beautiful exclusive seven-day forecast coming up next. >> plus, happening right now, health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman will be along to help host a live chat with dr. charlie seltzer on our "action news" facebook pagely they will be answering all

. >> it was a bang, a woosh, tuesday afternoon winds whipped through gloucester city ripping off roofs residents. >> this terrible noise i never heard before, i saw my neighbor's roof come ripping off and her trailer is unliveable they say. >> it almost blew out our windows, i ran behind the couch in the living room because i

the let's recap wyndam age reports here at highland park new jersey, gloucester city high school. scoreboard brought down by win. the report of the shingles ripped off a roof in northeast philadelphia deptford township down trees and traffic lights. power outageness pittsgrove township. this is one spot that had wind in the 60 to 70 miles an hour range. in bellmawr, new jersey down trees and wires. we have had warm air at the surface that just fed into these storms and these strong wind in the upper a atmosphere mixed down to the surface and we felt them a as that line came through. very strange in the only to have severe thunderstorm warnings in february but severe thunderstorm warnings in the wake of the temperatures in the single digits this weekend. we have a few flood warnings for smaller creeks and streams across montgomery, chester, berks county and delaware county as well. be a safe if you live or travel along any roads adjacent to these smaller creeks and streams. coming up we will have better news for rest of the seven dare. for now, back over to you. >> see you then, th

jeff chirico is live in gloucester city. jeff let's start with you at thelcester ci junior/senior high school. >> reporter: hi, jim. here's so of that damage thaw are tking aut. this scoreboard simply collapsed during the storm. high wind madeor some scy moments for dvers. >> i swear tood it had toe a mini tornado or mhing. >> reporter: fast moving storm was so stro it tpled two tractor trailers on t walt whitman bridge. viewer video shows scene th mike sllya lookedi a movie set. >> these tractor trailers are swaying and when i saw one fall overt looked like someone had gia hand and push it or. >> reporter: it delayed traffic for more than u cross southersey a trail of destruction, wind knocked or this blboard in cden and this tree on florida avenue knew in mantua. >> it was ke sp, crack he will poand saw it coming down from the kitchen window. sparks flying, bang. >> reporter: tree felon carol van grill's home tang down power lines too. fortunately her mi as a generator a lessen lrned after a storm last summer following out

the scoreboard at gloucester city high school took a hit today. sky force 10 catching the aftermath of today's quick moving storm in camden county. >>> and this is what it was like to drive on the schuylkill expressway around lunchtime. the windshield wipers couldn't move quickly enough. no matter where you live, you saw rain today. this afternoon, the rain let up quite a bit in delaware. drivers faced wet roads, but no major issues in new castle county. check out the high water in berwyn, chester county. the driver in this car needed to be rescued. >> nbc 10's mitch blacher has been up in sky force 10 for the past two hours looking for storm damage. >> mitch, what have you found? >> hey, jim and jacqueline, we're taking a look at some of the most dramatic cleanup that we have seen. just over bucks county. this is a barn where at least half of the roof has been completely ripped off. it's getting a little dark. if we can zoom in a little bit, you can actually see the cows that are inside this barn, the roof pretty much half the roof ripped off. yo

i want to take you down to gloucester city high school.you see the sheer power of the storm that passed through. those are -- that's part of a scoreboard from the high school. and if you -- if we can pan over a little bit to the left, to the north, you can also see that a large billboard, very large billboard next to the highway is also down. a police officer is blocking off the area. you can see just the sheer force of this storm and how it affected a lot of the broadside large items that are out and throughout the area here in gloucester county. we're live in sky force 10, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, all of that rain and wind is long gone. we still have some of that damage. we still have a little bit of flooding. we'll talk more about that. and we have some cooler days ahead. especially on thursday. but then a warm weekend. so different from the weekend we just had. the skies are bright. the visibility is excellent. it's going to be a

. >>> storm also doing damage in gloucester city high school.he scoreboard was knocked down and it looks like the board was bent badly. signs across the area fell victim to today's pierce winds. check out this picture from matt henry it shows a sunoco sign that blew over on route 352 in glenn mills, delaware county. >> on your radar that storm it's finally gone. looking at reading on the top in south philadelphia on the bottom. getting chilly after hours of pounding rain at times, kathy orr, and you're track wagon could be a slick drive in the morning. >> absolutely. temperatures are falling fast. you can see as we go back about 12 hours ultimate doppler the storm blowing through between about an 11 a.m. and about 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon with a squall line of showers and thunderstorms some of those as they move through philadelphia obviously were severe with gusts to 65 miles an hour. that's close to hurricane gusts. right now in philadelphia you can see in the poconos temperatures in the 20s. in the city 38. 40 in trenton but the cold is

. >>> check out what the winds did at gloucester city high school. the scoreboard on the athletic field just twisted, tossed no body is hurt. stay ahead of the weather by downloading fox 29 news app. get live radar and alerts sent to your phone. just search for it in the apple and google play stores. >>> body of a woman found this morning along a bucks county road. the remains were discovered along mill road near the i-95 overpass. about zen clock this morning. she just been identified as 25-year-old stephanie matson from norristown. they believe she died of a drug overdose and her body was placed there. they're asking anyone with information about her and her recent whereabouts to call them. >> to a delving story. gunfire on a center city street. 38-year-old man was shot just before 1:00 o'clock this morning on south 15th street. he's in critical condition right now. tonight, there's a lot of questions about why the shooting happened and concerns about where it happened. fox 29's bruce gordon live at the scene at 15th and locust. bruce? >> reporter:

we showed you earlier gloucester city high school scoreboard blown down wind over 50 miles an hour in that area reports of the shingles blown off a roof in northeast philadelphia, devon township new jersey, power outages near pittsgrove township new jersey, wind were reported in the 65-mile per hour range and down trees and wires in bellmawr. we are still under a flood advisory it has been put back, this includes much of new jersey and up toward pocono region. minor flooding still occurring in the wake of the snow melt and heavy rain from today. be safe on the road. we have some run off and some ponding, and that will continue. we have a few creeks and streams to tell but coming up in just a few minutes. for now we will send it back over to you. >>> tonight dozens of stranded passengers want answers from frontier airlines, they had to spend the night, at the airport after sitting on the tarmac for hours. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter talk to angry passengers. >> unaudible. >> reporter: cell phone video shows passengers from flight 1017 demanding answers about why they sat for

effect for gates co, hertford co, and northampton co, nc...gloucester co, isle of wight co, james city co, mathews co, southampton co, sussex co, surry co, and york co...franklin, hampton, newport news, poquoson, suffolk, and williamsburg from 12 am low this morning - the shattering the old record of 23. our next storm system will approach from the we'll be tracking light snow into tomorrow morning, so if you do have to work, your morning commute will be a slow one. light, steady snow will fall north and the southside, northeast north carolina, and along the eastern shore..up to 1" across the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. before we change- over to rain, we could day. as temperatures warm into the low-40s by midday, we'll see the transition from snow to night into tuesday morning. another round of rain will move in tuesday morning and continue through midday. there could be some bouts of heavy rain at times..i wouldn't rule out an with highs, believe it or not, close to 60. wednesdadais looking like a really nice day - week with highs in the we already have some school

gloucester county, james city, you may not see too much from this one. 32 degrees for a high. scattered snow showers developing this afternoon and evening. it will dry out tonight. dry over the weekend. valentine's day looks pretty presidents day, monday, a chance for a wintry mix. primarily rain into the afternoon. >> doug: man, where did you get >> julie: people donated them for the anniversary celebration. some of them i'm putting in storage, and a lot of them i have to take back, but i wanted to see the whole collection just one more time. you know, it makes me very happy. it... it gives me hope for the future. >> doug: you always were a sucker for valentine's day. >> julie: oh, this from the grand master of romance. valentine's day makes people... understand the power of love. >> doug: yes, as long as everything is going great for them. >> julie: oh... even when it isn't. [knock at door]

advisory will be in effect for gates co, hertford co, and northampton co, nc...gloucester co, isle of wight co, james city co, mathews co, southampton co, sussex co, surry co, and york co...franklin, hampton, newport news, poquoson, suffolk, and williamsburg from 12 am until 1 pm monday. this shattering the old record of 23. our next storm system will approach from the west, so expect cloudy skies by midnight with light snow developing have to work, your morning commute will be a slow one. light, steady expect a dusting across middle peninsula, and northern neck. before we change- over to rain, we the ground won't survive the day. as temperatures warm into the low-40s by we may catch a few breaks tuesday morning and continue through midday. there could be some bouts of heavy rain at times..i out tuesday afternoon with highs, believe it or in the mid-50s. next saturday will be the pick of the low-60s! we already have some school closings and delays coming into wavy dot com... as schools are preparing for snow - vdot says they're ready for what could be a slick morning commute. crews have already started pr

calm after thirty eight in hartford thirty in newport news twenty nine in gloucester ma lifestyle and thirty nine elizabeth city thirty one portsmouth and twenty nine watching freaks over your neighborhood tonight looking at those clouds to increase with a few showers down across north carolina thirty cloudy and breezy tomar re mainly in north carolina into some coastal areas of south side of the eastern shore forty six degrees and mostly cloudy and windy winds gusting up to forty some rain possibly mixed with a little bit of sleet or snow ending after midnight and partly sunny on monday forty eight degrees tuesday will see that chance of a mix of some rain and snow showers a high temperature of forty things clear out for wins a forty two thirty eight years a forty four friday and forty saturdays are really a wide range of conditions tomorrow across north carolina prepare for more rain across the peninsula back closer to richmond and drier conditions which is the shower to possible little messy for some people that write this let evan run sports busy time college hoops includes virginia virginia tech women mary

upper keep and off to the north and west of there, five to eight inches, including city of boston, lowell, gloucester, north shore as well and jason, not just the snow though, and hard. >> jason: 65 miles per hour wind gusts and plymouth and cape and islands and watch out, whiteout conditions, big concern as the snow rates continue to increase and winds continue to increase, pink area of winter storm warning, most of central massachusetts and up to the north and east as well and back to the west lower snow totals. visibility quarter to half mile, many locations plymouth down to the south and east from there and visibility there and due to the blowing snow, 47 nantucket, wind gust 37 in boston, so enough to really create some i think won't be until late tonight until we really see the wind tapering down. show you some of the neighborhoods affected by the steady snow upcoming. peabody 9:07, worcester 9:47, andover just around 10:00, lowell just after ten, haverhill 10:20 and salem right around 10:30, 10:40 in the morning, expect snow to start and not going to let up any time soon. let's go over to juli

east southeast as the peninsula to james city county northern tip of your county seeing a few showers around christensen scored and then over into parts of gloucester county just north of the courthouse the shower moving through middlesex county around salute over towards and birds so we can feel a particular dish hours to roll through and a drop in temperatures into the day tomorrow. high today seventy four degrees at him after a morning low of fifty are normal high is forty nine well above normal today and too far off the record high of eighty one said back in two thousand to time things are you a future cast of the evening hours. partly cloudy skies and some economists the showers rolling through nine o'clock moving into western parts of hand wrote some more showers more modern downpours possible to parts of the middle peninsula and then by midnight everything pushes off towards the east the cooler temperatures work their way in dorothy's wins tomorrow give us cloudy skies as we start the day as we go through the afternoon will start to see the clouds break up giving way to sunshine clouds may linger long across fifties across the region and in

gloucester township police a call. >>> to a developing story out of center city. >> in the last 24 hours police arrested four teens in connection with several attacks on the schuylkill trail. several attacks all on men being reported since sunday. police say the suspects would demand things like cell phones, laptops, and cash all at gun point. in one case, a victim refused to unlock his cell phone for the suspects and they began to punch and kick him. now, one philadelphia city councilman wants to see more safety measures added to the trail. >> we want to continue to move forward on improving the lighting along the trail, mile markers in the future telephones and cameras. >> the teenagers accused of of committing these attacks range in age from 15 to 17. >>> happening right now, four students and bus monitor in the hospital after a head-on crash with their schoolbus this morning. new jersey state police say larry wollard the driver of the toyota rav four died instantly after crossing the center line and hitting that bus on state highway 49 in fairfield township in cumberland county. it happened just before 8:00 this

five in chesapeake nineteen right now in surrey nineteen in gloucester the team in west point twenty two in portsmouth twenty three dollars the city and twenty six and duck. so for tonight mainly clear skies fifteen for an overnight low wind chills five below to five above with those gusty northwest winds ten to mark twenty six degrees mostly sunny skies. increasing clouds tomorrow night with some scattered snow showers after midnight down to twenty will start the day with a wintry mix on monday changing over to rein in the afternoon centers warm up to the forties and into the fifties we head into the day on tuesday morning rains and afternoon sunshine fifty eight degrees fifty four wins a forty five thursday fifty one friday night the sixty by next saturday a cold water romantic fire would not be as a question very good as brian smith's recommendation that is a true romantic yes still a little barry white on a hero but does not hurt very hurt a little bit when we come back when a college hoops said including virginia the big acc showdown at duke we've also got a historic day on the peninsula the hampton pirates begin a new chapte

city. ac is about an hour away from the main campus in gloucester county.if it's feasible, rowan school of osteopathic medicine would partner with atlantic care to build a medical school campus. both rowan and atlantic care are paying for the study. >>> today pennsylvania governor tom wolf will be in philadelphia to officially launch aç new shipping service that will create hundreds of jobs for the city's port. it links the packer avenue marine terminal with ports around the gulf of mexico. first shipment arrived in philadelphia earlier this month. the new service will add 100 jobs to the marine terminal and create 300 to 400 trucking and warehouse jobs. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane said she will not run for re-election. her law license was suspended after she was charged with leaking grand jury information and lying about it. the republican controlled house has voted to begin impeachment proceedings against her. those are not the reasons she says she's not going to run. she says it's about family. >> my sons were 8 and 9 within i decide

reporting close to four to five inches of snow, even closer to the city of boston from chelsea up through revere and up into cape ann and gloucester. look at the wind speeds earlier today 65 mile-per-hour gusts, sit wall to 61. as jr mentioned tides tonight half a foot it a foot lower so expecting minor coastal flooding and beach erosion mainly to the north and east facing shorelines bitter cold on the 7 day forecast. coldest air of the season by valentine's day. more on that coming up in bit . >> anchor: thank you, chris. so coastal communities are watching that tide that chris just talked about tonight . >> anchor: earlier today getting slammed by the surge. the rough waters flooding roads and causing serious damage there along the shore. brandon gunnoe is live in scituate right now with the latest conditions and brandon fill us us in? >>> you can see the winds are still quite strong and this snow is blowing sideways but earlier today around 11:00 when we had a first high tide here in scituate i would actually be standing in a small layer of water so the waters have receded. the next high tide is 1:30 tonight. not expected to be

city. ac is about an hour away from rowan's main campus in glassboro, gloucester county.ey would partner with atlantic care to build the medical school campus. both rowan and atlantic care will pay for the study. >>> an estimated 40 million americans owe student loan debt. if you're one of them, listen to what happened to this guy. a house tan man was arrested because he hadn't repaid a 29-year-old student loan. he was handcuffed and shackled, briefly put into a cell before being brought before a judge who ordered him to pay, over time, $5,700 to cover the loan and unpaid interest. >> so unrealistic that you can treat a citizen as if he's a drug dealer. >> people in debt shouldn't be afraid u.s. marshals will come and kick their door down. this was an extreme case. it was escalated by mr. acres himself. >> he admits he does owe the money. aker refused multiple requests to appear in court dating back to 2012. >>> a newark high school teacher helped find a gun in a student's backpack. she smelled marijuana near the student yesterday morning. she isn't the boy to the office

and a few lingering snow showers down through parts of gloucester county, southern camden county and extending down the atlantic cityssway. but most of these will just be moving on out during the overnight. upper makefield, middletown, trenton, bordentown even bristol seeing a few light snow showers. the highest accumulations came of course north and west of philadelphia where temperatures fell below freezing and the snow stuck for the most part eagle pa6.5-inches. glenn moore 4.3. hokessin 3.3. willow grove two point five and philadelphia too warm to stick a half an inch of snow at the airport. right now, it is 34 degrees in the city but look upstream over the great lakes to the northern plains. temperatures in the teens, international falls six below zero. and some of that cold is moving our way. we're going to be seeing the winds picking up during tomorrow afternoon with some colder air moving in and by thursday morning, our first blast of arctic air moves in with westerly winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. so this is windy for wednesday afternoon evening and into thursday morning. threats then that second blast

jeremy: and here is the blizzard warning for the day. cape and the islands, city of boston, worcester, fitchburg, gloucester, winter storm warning today. the storm is with us right now. in fact, the wind has arrived ahead of the snow in the city of boston, very windy right now, it's cold wind, as well. snow starts... arrived on the cape about 6:00 a.m. it's working up the south shore within the city of boston within next one to two hours. it will be the heaviest later this morning up until mid-afternoon and then lighter snows this evening and overnight tonight, but the concern this go around compared to friday, we have an astronomical high tide and a lot of wind some there may be some moderate coastal flooding at that 11:00 a.m. high tide. doppler radar showing a narrow band of heavy snow on the cape and the islands. it's having a hard time advancing north. the air is dry here in the city of boston, but there are reports of some flurries plymouth, carver, and this continues to work north. so that snow will find its way up into metro boston within next couple hours. probably about three hours from now southe

toward plymouth, showers, you can see lightning strikes south of gloucester with that downpour overhead. the activity is right around the city as well, is actually quite done with these storms just yet. they will continue to dry out for the next love hours writing through 8:00 this morning, we look for brightening -- next couple of hours. through at 8:00 this morning, we look for brightening skies. emily? emily: all right, it is 6:26. time for i have poppers. olessa, here' s another reason to go out to dinner. olessa: you might just find a free prize. a woman in washington state thought there was something way too hard in her dinner. she was right -- it was a pearl. a little skeptical, she took it to a gemologist. turns out it' s a rare quahog purple pearl. good news -- she didn' t break her teeth, and now she can make herself a new piece of jewelry. emily: a win/win. olessa: that is pretty cool, though. >> 150 random strangers have chosen unanimously to go to costa rica. olessa: these jetblue passengers just scored a free flight to costa rica. the airline is calling a social experiment. all 150 passengers had to agree on on

snow showers moving through the center portion of the region the heaviest it in center city and camden and gloucester county. it's dieing down around 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies in place, main roads mainly wet. be careful we have had spinout accidents on shoulders and side roads and sidewalks might be slippery, too. we're bouncing back above freezing andz -- around 10. 40 is the high. >>> this morning, new developments in that cruise ship nightmare. the captain speaking out. how he allowed the ship to stare right into that massive storm. >>> then an abc news exclusive in that serial case captivating millions across the country, a key witness speaking out. what will she say to help a man convicted of murder go free. ♪ (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to manage your chronic pain, you may be sooo constipated it feels like everyone can go ...except you. tried many things? still struggling to find relief? you may have opioid-induced constipation, oic. it's different and may need a different approach. opioids block pain signals, but can also block activity in the bowel. which is why it can feel like your op

gloucester point. local leaders talk big business. we'll tell you what's on their agenda tonight that could bring thousands of jobs to a local city. plus we'll tell you how this alligator got inside a fast-food restaurant and why a suspect is behind bars for doing it. plus it's a hard life for a baby panda. you don't want to miss this adorable getting stuck in a tree. we're back with your morning dose of cuteness. you've got to see this video. baby panda bei bei is now old enough to roam his environment at the national zoo in d-c. the cub was adventourus this week and started climbing up a pine tree. getting up was a lot easier than getting down. his legs got caught in branches and he stumbled out of the tree. during another climb his mother was there to help the cub down. this morning a florida man is in jail facing charges for throwing an alligator through a fast-food drive thru window. the man's mother says it was just a prank, but florida fish linda james/ suspect's mother it's just a stupid prank, that's turning into this. oh 100% he's a prankster. he does stuff like this because he thinks its funny. an incident report from o

franklin smithfield a forty four newport news in gloucester thirty seven a lot on enough of forty one in many a forty two and duck forty one elizabeth city forty five in portsmouth forty six in williamsburg forty three in hampton and virginia beach to fort and i will conquer mainly clear skies and or waning get this moon was coming out of southwest five to ten mph or so southwest breezes that will warm things up sixty four degrees tomorrow and are those mostly sunny skies. my night mainly clear mile down the forty seven and another one on monday sixty seven degrees partly sunny skies spring plaza from used to i think it should move through dry. we have to mention that as we look at the extended forecast slightly cooler on tuesday for super tuesday sixty four degrees. then wednesday will offer some scattered showers possibly a few thunderstorms as a call from moves through and i will drop temperatures down to fifty one on thursday and in a cold rain on friday forty four degrees. couple the computers are disagreeing about the exact track of the storm. there's the potential that there could be some wet snowflakes mixed in. maybe as we head

newport news and you have pushed james city county parks around williamsburg over toward your county crossing the river there by the coleman bridge in too much gloucester county looking at some showers and that extends eastward here over the parts of mathews county as well some scattered showers moving through as we all part of a much larger system cold front sliding to a little bit later on tonight and that's what will usher in the cooler temperatures to mark upon all that out you a future cast some o'clock still some showers rolling through nine o'clock moving through parts of hampton road and heading towards the coastline by eleven o'clock to also look for that wet weather we had to the evening hours things will clear out later tonight oliver north easterly winds tomorrow fairly cloudy as we start the day tomorrow's northeast winds will keep a much cooler look for the sunshine trying to break through the clouds to the afternoon i noticed temperatures tomorrow only the upper forties to lower fifties about twenty to twenty five degrees cooler tomorrow and we were this afternoon in ohio's forty nine so tomorrow is pretty much right on target we should

subcommittee voted the bill down comes as gloucester county high school student gavin graham appeals a ruling that keeps him from using was born female claim when city leaders explained today why the family of a twelve year old shot and killed by police received a bill for his ambulance ride to the hospital. the city's mayor says a family of tamara rice will not have to pay the bill and should have never gotten it. officials say medicaid originally paid a portion of the bill the city absorb the rest of the cost and consider the bill paid in full but earlier this week the executor of the two mirrors est ask for a billing statement and that triggered an automatic process that filed the five hundred dollar claim to be a state known to man. we even tea into click money on this type of deal the mayor says the claim should have been flagged and apologize to the rice family rice was shot and killed in two thousand and fourteen and police say he was holding a replica gun that resembled a real gun the officers were not indicted by granger e and rice's mother has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and the officers bitter cold weather is slamming the nat

gloucester county, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. charlotte, north carolina has created chaos in the state house. the city has approved an ordinance allowing transgendered people to use restrooms matching the gender with which they indentify. today governor pat mccrory asked lawmakers to prevent charlotte and other local governments from making similar regulations. he says the action upsets the right to privacy and that people using the restroom expect fellow-users to have the same anatomy they do. house speaker tim moore says he will work with mccrory and lawmakers to quote "correct" charlotte's actions. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...

get a multimillion dollar make over city council will vote on the change tonight while a live report on what could replace the vacant stores plus right now gloucester county teachers make less there's a know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. sewing city leaders say revitalizing military circle and often has a top priority in a move to convert the old j c penney store in to office space may be the beginning of change tonight a public hearing will address a fourteen point five million dollar loan the city's economic development authority will take to renovate the building jimmy lee joins us live from military service when janet here in the old jc penney building and the obviously and there in the macy's store that is actually the last department store here at feed a small really is in need of something to revive it and city leaders believe that this jc penney building could be the key injury looking at this moment in our shop for military circle is one of the last places shoppers l

city. ac is about an hour away from rowan's main campus in glassboro, gloucester county.it's feasible, rowan school of ofrtio pathic medicine would partner with atlantic care to build the medical school campus. rowan and atlantic care will pay for the study. >>> a newark high school teacher helped find a gun in a student's backpack. the teacher said she smelled marijuana near the boy yesterday morning. she sent the boy to the office where they found drugs and a loaded gun in the backpack. the student was arrested for carrying a loaded weapon and greg possession. >>> and police are looking for the thieves who stole more than $4,000 worth of jeans from this center city bloomingdales. investigators say nine people wearing ski masks pulled off the heist last night. authorities have not made any arrests in the case. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 6:00. grab the jacket. it's a chillier start this morning. the temperatures have been dropping overnight. we are going to see sunshine. in fact, a good deal of sunshine t

city launching a new program to help addicts. brockton police are starting what they're calling the champion plan starting it tomorrow. similar program in gloucester is designed to help addicts get treatment. addicts must go to the police department and then they will be brought to the group's offices until they can find that treatment. >>> police are trying to track down suspects involved in a string of vandalisms across a local town. the suspects are shooting b.b. guns or airsoft guns through the windows of homes or parked cars. any hope the public will have information that will lead to an arrest. >>> tonight investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a house fire that displaced five people from their home. it started here on lane street in lowell around 2:00 today. the lowell son is reporting everyone was able to get out safely but the damage is expect in the tens of thousands of dollars. >>> a community rocked after a sunday walk turns deadly. >> six months later the new information about this woman's death that could help lead to an arrest. >>> we've got more warmth on the way but it comes with a risk of rain. i'll show you the late

gloucester county. little bit of sleep mixed on in. the area that was over the eastern peninsula is now over the shore. not that often, certainly not for the hampton roads cities but little bit along the line.

city is launching a program to help drug addicts. brockton police are starting the champion plan that is modeled after a similar program in gloucester. addicts can go to the brockton police department to meet with a specialistto help them get into a recovery program. >>> a group of local grocery store workers are ready to walk off the job if a contract agreement can't be reached. we have been following the story as negotiations developed all weekend. the ufdw 1435 voted to authorize a strike against stop and shop. the company is looking to cut pay and benefits in a new contract. the group says they will still go to work as a show of good faith is right now we are working without a contract. if the company makes any kind of moves in the wrong direction of moves in the wrong direction, we are out. we are willing to sit down and continue to talk to try come to a good resolve of this contract. >> daniel: stop and shop said they are disappointed that the strike is authorized because and generous benefits. they will continue to work with the union to hopefully reach an agreement. >>> good morning, everyone. just about 4:15. take a look at

city. the action cam live on the scene of a fatal accident in bucks county. >>> we'll take you to an eatery serving fresh and simple fair in the heart of gloucester county, new jersey. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. on this thursday morning, no precipitation, no school delays, it's work and school normal times for everyone in the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> you definitely want to make sure you remember the hat, the scarf and the coat, karen. >> reporter: we have a serious accident, fatal accident involving an overturned truck otter street at old route 13. a fatal accident investigation underway. they are in the process of

. >> daniel: another local city hoping to help drug addicts with a champion plan. it is modeled after a similar plan in gloucester. they can go to police department to meet with specialist to help them get into a recovery program. >> julie: massachusetts rhode island border, they want to build a second gaming resort in tiverton, right over the border and assembly expected to vote on bill to put proposal on november ballot and guarantee tiverton at least $3 million a year in local aid. >>> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. through brighton and it is 9:40. usually we see this by 9:20 and finally a little bit of relieve heading eastbound on the pike. shiri? >> shiri: things looking good and feeling great and bump up today's high to 60 expecting a decent warm-up, great warm-up, feeling more like april. that's the forecast. i will show you when it comes with april showers next. >> daniel: first time in months hearing from prisoner north korea. coming up tearful plea for release and why he blames the u.s. for his arrest. one man lost his eye your daughter wants your husband wants to stay f

. >> another local city logical program to help drug addicts brockton police starting the champion plan modeled after similar program in gloucester. rather than facing arrest they can now go to the brockton police department to meet with a specialist who will help get them into a recovery program. vermont one step closer to having legalized marijuana and it went about it differently than any other state. possession of up to an ounce of the drug so it's now up to the house if it passes vermont will become the first state to legalize marijuana through the legislature rather than a voter referendum. >> marbling of the records going back to 1880 for boston and tying it today but occurred to me it's february 29 it's leap year that means that records only actually 34 years old. not over hundred years old. but by the date still pretty amazing back to 1880 to find another figure 29th where it's 64 degrees we tied the record for the day and was to break the record for the day 57 degrees 1976 for the last time was that warm at 56 bit beautiful shot of one of the nicest beaches in massachusetts. did one of our beach live shot there couple o

city philadelphia. there's not enough moisture left over to see anything coming through. maybe a flake flying by. clearing out in philly. now showers heading into burlington county dealing with shower activity, camden and gloucester county, that will count to move. light to moderate rainfall in toms river. eyes focus on storm system positioned over texas. gathering strength and gathering a lot of gulf moisture. this system will start too build in. we'll see two systems it's going to bring a lot of moisture as we head into midweek. i'll let you know when the rain starts to move in and how long you are going to need that umbrella coming up in full forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> michigan mean is in custody. accused of carrying out a series of random shootings that killed six people and injured two others. cbs news correspond kenneth craig in kalamazoo people are gathering together to mourn. >> reporter: musics and prayer brought hundreds offer grieving residents together sunday night at a church service to honor the victims killed in a deadly shooting rampage. >> this kind of tragedy happens in california or in new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: authorities say 45 year old jason dal

city philadelphia. there's not enough moisture left over to see anything coming through. maybe a flake flying by. clearing out in philly. now showers heading into burlington county dealing with shower activity, camden and gloucester county, that will count to move. light to moderate rainfall in toms river. eyes focus on storm system positioned over texas. gathering strength and gathering a lot of gulf moisture. this system will start too build in. we'll see two systems it's going to bring a lot of moisture as we head into midweek. i'll let you know when the rain starts to move in and how long you are going to need that umbrella coming up in full forecast. >> thank you so much. >>> michigan mean is in custody. accused of carrying out a series of random shootings that killed six people and injured two others. cbs news correspond kenneth craig in kalamazoo people are gathering together to mourn. >> reporter: musics and prayer brought hundreds offer grieving residents together sunday night at a church service to honor the victims killed in a deadly shooting rampage. >> this kind of tragedy happens in california or in new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: authorities say 45 year old jason dal