cape hatteras schools are on a 3- hour delay this morning. now to new information about a deadly train crash in germany. the b-b-c reports the death increased to 9 people. that's according to a the b-b-c reports the death increased to 9 people. that's according to a tweet by german authorities. they also report both train drivers were killed. police say they've rescued all the survivors from a deadly train crash. 150 are hurt - 50 of which have serious injuries. this happened in the southern part of the country, near bad aibling. a police spokesperson said the two trains crashed head-on early this morning. one of them derailed and several train- cars overturned. paramedics took survivors to hospitals in helicopters. hospital officials in nearby munich have asked people to donate blood. this train is usually for commuters going to munich and schoolchildren. however students are currently on winter vacation. happening today, norfolk city council plans to talk big business. payroll processing giant a-d-p, may be moving thousands of jobs to norfo

you can see that area that i mentne the warning for hatteras island. it is a very strange day in terms of thunderstorms through out the area. here's our computer model showing what is going on the rest of the evening hours. it is thinking there could be some thunderstorms at 10:00 across the eastern shore. it is exactly right. it is moving offshore. by 11:00, it is almost gone and their oscar -- thereafter at midnight, it is all gone. everything is gone during the temperatures into the 60's. tomorrow morning, into the 40's. it will be closer to normal. mid-50's for the day for tomorrow. get the clouds sleeping through. -- look at the clouds sleeping through -- sweeping through. here's what is going on, we tried to get some of the lightning andes when power transformers were going by the bayside -- wayside over not able toicture -- pick it up. temperatur r now in the 60's and even into the low 70's even at this time of night. we are going to cool off for the day tomorrow. 58 tomorrow and windy. no rain. we will update the radar for you for the rest of t

this is video from hatteras last week -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the water washed away the dunes -- and flooded the streets. since then, the national park service has approved a special use permit for dare county. it's to protect n-c 12 from flooding. now state officials say it just needs a permit from the corps of engineers. the project would pump sand along part of the island. if all goes as plan, the county manager says it could start in june. hundreds of protests gathered at the virginia state capitol today. they were fighting a recent decision about coal ash. the state-approved permit would allow dominion virginia power to drain

the warning just expired at hatteras island. it is moving offshore. over the eastern shore, we had a warning earlier on for some thunderstorms but they fell apart. they really fell apart as they moved on. still some scattered rainfall. no lightning going on right now. cape charles is looking quite. the line extends all the way southward. a little bit of rain along virginia beach. you can see it extending down into chesapeake as well for scratch go. again, nothing big. even then, the warning has been allowed to expire. we are looking pretty good. much, much better. better than we have been looking all day long. it began with jeremy this morning and it continued row the afternoon and evening. pilot and :00, -- by 11:00, it continues to move through midnight. we will show you what is going on with a longer-range future track. it will become an ally forecast in just a few minutes -- the live forecast in just a few minutes. tom: power outages. customers without power. the spokesperson said the biggest trouble spots are on the peninsula. we are going to kee

she encounters one of these storm's theeaster bills of quickly out of cape hatteras.p, which was designed to operate in shallow coastal areas was overwhelmed by the season claimed by it. >> the painting shows monitor in uss randolph, swept up in a perilous winter gale. 30, 1862 of december progressed, and the storm worsened, monitor begin to take on water. her palms began to fail -- pumps began to fail in the crew decided to abandon ship. william keeler, one of the 46 survivors, wrote to his wife when he was safely a short saying, " a heavy seas rolled over our bow, dashing against the pilot house and searching out.- surging depict the agony of those moments as our little company gathered on top of the with ast -- turret massive sinking iron beneath us. " crews from the randolph ventured into lifeboats to say the men of the monitor. sailors struggling to save other sailors. in the in the morning pouring rain and pitch blackness, monitor slipped below those raging seas. 16 men went with her. ♪ >> when was it discovered and how was it discovered? in alberg: it was disco

cape hatteras schools closed yesterday. local leaders are meeting today - to talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. they're addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. officials say one flooding threat to our hard surfaces like roads and parking lots that keep the water from being absorbed. but they say - there's a solution. christy everett chesapeake bay foundation hampton roads director c 30 ches bay foundation we're looking at putting in some strageties.... but also to make sure it doesn't create flooding situation for our communities." hampton roads is second only to new orleans as the largest population flooding. breaking news this midday we just learned the identitiy of the two people in last night's southampton county death investigation. deputies say 64 year old donald raiford and 59 year old vanessa raiford were found dead inside a home. deputies spent hours at this ho

civil war sailors that went down the uss monitor ironclad and in 1862 storm up the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina. the remains of the sailors were covered by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and the u.s. navy in 2002. in this american artifact, we will observe the ceremony and learn the history of the monitor and the efforts to identify the remains of recovered sailors. we spoke after the burial with david hallberg, superintendent of the monitor national marine sanctuary. mr. alberg: i'm responsible for the daily management and protection and long-range preservation of the shipwreck that was 16 miles off of cape hatteras, north carolina. ultimately my job is about managing the sanctuary which protects the shipwreck, america's first marine section rate established in 1975 to protect the wreck of the monitor. today ceremony was a culmination of more than a decade's worth of work. it started in 2002 when the remains of two u.s. sailors were recovered from the uss monitor by navy divers. those remains of been in hickam air force base in hawaii at the joint pow mia a

this is video from hatteras -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. sunday, we reported heavy rain and 50- mile-per-hour winds in parts of the outer banks. it left flooding and beach erosion behind. hyde county officials say the water has receded in ocracoke, but pockets of water remain in some spots. they say drivers haven't been having any issues getting through. emergency washed out part of a dune on hatteras, and crews have been clearing overwash from the n-c 12. an update to seawall repairs in portsmouth. city officials say construction is coming along. in may, they closed part of the wall in olde towne -- because of structural damage. they say contractors have started emergency bracing. the city is also reviewing plans to replace parts of the wall. it expects to re-open the area between admirals landing and the renaissance hotel, by the end of spring. tonight, deputies in southampton county are trying to figure how two people died -- investigators say they found the bodies about four miles west of courtland. 10 on your side's liz palka has been

officials say no one was injured when a ferry ran aground on its way from ocracoke to hatteras. the coast guard says the ferry was trying to dredge pipe late saturday morning in hatteras inlet when it got stuck. crews tried to free the ferry several times but when that didn't work - the five passengers to hatteras. crews finally freed the ferry saturday night. still to come - a community still in mourning - we'll show you how people are coming together to remember a 13-year- old overnight: high, thin upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. a better end to the weekend - it was gorgeous outside today with temperatures topping out in the bit of cloud cover and a upper-40s, so it'll actual be a mild start to your monday. it's going to be through the morning, then increasing clouds through the afternoon. it'll be another warm will give us a chance of isolated showers, but it's not going to be a soaker. in back in the low-50s. the wednesday. but there is a trade-off.. we'll be

this is video from hatteras -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. sunday, we reported heavy rain and 50- mile-per-hour winds in parts of the outer banks. it left flooding and beach erosion behind. hyde county officials say the water has receded in ocracoke, but pockets of water remain in some spots. they say drivers haven't been having any issues getting through. emergency washed out part of a dune on hatteras, and crews have been clearing overwash from the n-c 12. an update to seawall repairs in portsmouth. city officials say construction is coming along. in may, they closed part of the wall in olde towne -- because of structural damage. they say contractors have started emergency bracing. the city is also reviewing plans to replace parts of the wall. it expects to re-open the area between admirals landing and the renaissance hotel, by the end of spring. tonight, deputies in southampton county are trying to figure how two people died -- investigators say they found the bodies about four miles west of courtland. 10 on your side's liz palka has been

cap hatteras -- cape hatteras national seashore will have driving rules that will allow more access. among the changes, opening beaches that are closed at night. and providing smaller buffer zones around turtles and seabirds. on the n.c. state campus. neighbors in granville county are working nonstop to help tornado victims. steve: several families have been impacted by the tornado. a local faith-based restoration company, church, family, and friends, all spend the day removing valuables. they say it is their faith that compels them to help out people whose homes have been destroyed. the department of agriculture is also there and the forest service is helping to remove all of that debris. at they found the tornado on the ground in granville and vance county was on the ground for about five miles, six minutes. a terrifying time that chris was tracking for us. tisha: there was damage, but nice to see all of those people coming together to help out. steve: chris, you were talking you know firsthand how deeply impacted they were by that storm. chris: yeah, on the ground for just a few m

take a look at this video at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the surf wash right over route 12. conditions hatteras schools closed yesterday. schools are on a 3 hour delay today. and take a look at the these pictures of flooded streets on ocracoke island. hyde county officials say most of the water receded, but there are still some areas of standing water. coming up in our next half hour, we'll look at the damage in kitty hawk and explain what n-c-d-o-t plans to do today in the wake of the storm. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a stray am shower. then mostly cloudy. a few afternoon showers possible. higsh will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few rain or snow showers possible. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong upper level system will impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional sh

in hatteras. that is one occasion where the ground, and soon it will make it into dare county and the outer banks. up toward the eastern shore toward the peninsula, a few i had one report of flurries toward langley. also on the south side can it looks like a couple of flurries trying to go, chesapeake into virginia beach. not expecting much from this now. you are seeing thick clouds. maybe some light flurries making to the ground. but that is it. the bands from sunbury into suffolk, and a few spots appear where there may be some flurries, virginia beach, just become a cape charles, and in western gloucester county some of it trying to make it to the ground. johnson town and cape charles. we will continue to monitor these areas and see if that serves to accumulate or make it to the ground. our computer model will go through time. it suggests the moisture will be so thin that it does not make it to the ground. i think it will make it in some spots. precipitation northeastern north carolina. that sug

and what's happening today with this now infamous ship that got storm off cape hatteras. we're back with big economic news for hampton roads. norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development authority to use five-million dollars to persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session . c23 4:40:30 - as you read the document that i furnished to the auditor. it also says, these questions are only raised for you to do your job. and

they show the huge waves on the hatteras island. and remember, if you have any weather or news-related photos, send them to report- it-at-wavy-dot-com. millions of federal dollars will go towards environmental projects on the outer banks. engineers says it will award extra money for dredging in the oregon and hatteras inlets. congressman walter jones says he sent the corps a letter requesting additional funds. we've told you about boats running aground, especially at the oregon inlet. all together -- the projects will get four million dollars more than expected in the original 20-16 budget. a possible change in a local school district's grading system. you'll hear from parents against the move. plus children trapped inside this house fire. brian fox: i got there as i was kicking in the doors and i thought i'm gonna lose two of my four children today we'll show you how they are doing and tell you what investigators say caused all this damage. in less than five minutes, jen lewis has another update on time saver traffic. but first, in

take a look at this video at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the surf wash right over route 12. conditions were so bad, cape hatteras schools closed yesterday. and take a look at the these pictures of flooded streets on ocracoke island. hyde county officials say most of the water receded, but there are still some areas of standing water. coming up in our next half hour, we'll look at the damage in kitty hawk and explain what n-c-d-o-t plans to do today in the wake of the storm. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a mostly cloudy. a few afternoon showers possible. higsh will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few rain or snow showers possible. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong upper level system will impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional showers and/or snow showers. temps will be

it took nearly 12 hours for the ferry to make it to hatteras on its own. say no one was injured and the ferry wasn )t damaged. we now know the name of a man pulled from the lafayette river in norfolk on friday -- police say 25- year-old david isaac was pronounced dead just after four friday afternoon. officers say someone called them after seeing a body in the water near 26th street and villa circle. police are still calling this an undetermined death -- no word on foul play. in chesapeake loved ones gathered at the temple baptist church over the weekend to remember the dooley family. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 38;41 while i do not have the words to express the depth of our sorrow, we are encouraged by the outpouring of love and support of our family and friends and the community last week police say 26-year old cameron dooley shot his grandmother doris--his parents todd and lori- his sister brooke and brother landon--before killing himself. the group walked from the church to the deep creek neighborhood. first to the dooley )s home where police found lan

the winds kept can hatteras ferry from running. overwash shut down main road from the ferry to the high land. >>> kitty hawk and kill devil hill saw overwash there. highway 12 survived a beat down on the ocean front dunes, not a lot of damage but a section still closed until later this horning. >>> smooth sailing y think so. it was a rough ride for passengers, caught in storm off of the north and south carolina coast. the weather service issued a warning for hurricane forced winds. anthem of the seas was headed from new york to the bahamas when it ran into big trouble there with the storm. the ship changed course and real florida. a little bit of a -- port ca investigator real. >>> we are looking at cloudy skies as we head loud the tuesday. also the chance for a few flurries or shower. keep the umbrella nearby. most of us are going to stay troy. what you need to know, planning your day today. 419 at noon and a high today of 44. it should be back into the upper 30s bier p.m. and throughout the day, we will see light snow showers or

dare county officials say there is flooding and challenging road conditions along nc-12 near hatteras. meteorologist ashley baylor is keeping a close eye on the storm - from the the super doppler 10 weather center. ashley - will this linger into the start of the workweek? tonight: rain showers with some sleet mixing in at times. dry by morning. lows: mid-30s. winds: n 10-20 mph. monday: partly sunny. a few showers developing late in the evening. highs: mid-40s. winds: nw 5-10 mph. tuesday: chance of sprinkles/flurries early, otherwise, partly cloudy. highs: mid-40swis: w 10-15 mph. we have been tracking rain through the afternoon hours in hampton roads, while north carolina has been getting wet all day. at times we have seen some sleet mix in, but it's rain (and some sleet) along with that brisk n/ne wind blowing at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 35 mph at times. nc/obx rain/sleet will taper off around 3 am, so it'll be a dry start to your monday. expect partly sunny skies tomorrow with temperatures topping out in the mid-40s. another area of low another round of after 7 pm. we could see

cape hatteras schools are on a 3 hour delay. that's in dare county. and lawrence academy is on a two hour delay. that's in bertie county. so far we've just heard about those schools. we'll keep you posted if any more delays come down. new this morning, firefighters in virginia beach were called to a high rise early this morning because someone left a pot on the stove. dispatchers tell us that around 4:00 this coming from a building on shore drive near the lesner bridge. firefighters did not have to evacute the building, and no one was hurt. today divers will resume looking for wreckage after two small planes collided off the coast of southern california friday. yesterday crews recovered two bodies and parts of the plane. the medical examiner is now working to identifiy the victims. crews started looking for the planes friday after the two planes disappeared from radar. crane collapse investigation. find out how authorities are making safety changes after friday's deadly disaster. search for survivors. crews in taiwan are still pulling people from the

florida over the weekend when it was battered by massive waves and hurricane force winds off of cape hatteras. injuries and windows were broken and furniture overturned. >> the wind was coming through the door. we thought it was going to break the glass. we slept on the sofa. >> my sisters and brother were distraught. mom was okay. they opened of the many par so that was good for her. >> how are you have to cope the ship for a pastor will get a full refund which was supposed to last seven days. they will also get 50% off a future cruise. as for the ship itself the coast guard will inspected before it heads out to see again.>>> attorneys for e accused charleston church it will be in court. >> the possible plea that dylann roof white be willing to make in his federal trial. >>> south koreans are showing their anger over aggression by the north. what the u.s. congress is and ensele s cht ond t nt poma ceed gu d y la icetaingh> onri iw aan frze uttly n teunan f a thd you koe mi as n . mpsi at fongitht neli mma>ed a l cogaviay r lith putiesilstn or thsrthll. ud bue wao ex cieaece ns5 pacogi onn ar

the coast guard rescued a sixty one year old woman from a cruise ship today off the coast of cape hatteras the call came in around one o'clock this afternoon aboard the woman was found unconscious while the ship was off cape hatteras helicopter crew from coast guard air station elizabeth city brought the woman to center a norfolk general hospital. good news here we're told she's in stable condition tonight. a tv crew and california suffered serious injuries after the tree fell on them. this happened this morning as from the abc station k d tv were getting ready for life or port the crew was covering the high winds and a scene in san diego. both were knocked down by a eucalyptus tree were told that the photographer suffered a compound fracture to the light. the reporter will also need surgery and has a long recovery period i had a far. well the cold front sliding through the area right now that's bringing in cooler temperatures and a few scattered showers not a lot of rain out there but we have been tracking and showers as we've gone to the evening hours right up across the eastern shore no

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our adventure court police have not said if the two incidents are related well the hatteras ferry is schedule today through wednesday while crews fixed the roanoke and the first cut the rope got stuck saturday in the middle of the hatteras inlet a tugboat got the ferry floated yesterday today fairies will leave hatteras at five six and eight this morning will leave ah okok at four thirty six thirty and seven thirty and cdot asking people not to check the schedule before making travel plans to celebrate the start of black history month the first baptist church in williamsburg is ringing its bell the bell was recently restored it will bring every day this month as part of the let freedom ring getting ready to celebrate get this the two hundred and forty fifth anniversary of its founding by slaves can have much more from williamsburg williamsburg on thirteen years now at the deadly amtrak crash in philly is still under investigation a year after half the development expected today that could help investigators piece together what went wrong. i first need to try and catch up with you and

. >>> a project to put sandoval an area of eroding beach along hatteras island is one step closer to reality. the national park service has it approved a special e permit for dare county. it is from a project in buxton to protect highway 12 from flooding. officials say the project now need a permit from the army corps of engineers. the area stretches from the previous site of the cape hatteras lighthouse to appoint 2 miles north of buxton. it would receive 2.6 million cubic yards of sand. the sand could be pumped onto the beach starting in ne. >>> you can learn about an important local leader during an african-american heritage tour. the focus is professor edward evans, a school and church leader in fayetteville around 100 years ago. he and his wife, sally, were graduates of the school that later became fayetteville state university. the fayetteville area tour tracing his steps and stopping at several historic sites. it starts at 9:00. >>> a fayetteville elementary school will welcome a special visitor to celebrate black history month. astronaut and u.s. navy lieutenant commander vic

it encountered a storm with high winds and 30 foot waves off cape hatteras, norht carolina. the rocky ride toppled furniture and caused severe damage to the ship. four people were injured. royal caribbean says much of the damage is superficial... and has already been repaired. the next cruise is still expected to go on as planned, next week. 3 and we didn't *invent this story... it's "national inventors day!" president ronald reagan proclaimed it back in 19-83. and they picked february 11th, because it's the birth date of one of the most famous inventors in history... thomas edison. you probably already know he invented the light bulb... but he actually had more than a *thousand patents. including the motion picture camera and the phonograph. and of course there's a *florida connection. edison had a winter retreat in fort myers... later called "seminole lodge." and guess who his next door neighbor was? another pretty famous inventor... 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 coming up this morning at five: my series of local "love stories" ... wraps up with a couple who found each other in th

it's scheduled around 9:00 after it hit a storm off the coast of cape hatteras sunday. that same storm that damaged parts of n-c 12, tossed around the more than two- thousand people onboard the ship. the crew confined passengers to their rooms. the storm produced 30-foot waves. now to new developments with the zika virus and its impact on the upcoming summer games. the u-s olympic committee says athletes and staff worried about the zika virus in brazil should consider not going to the games in rio de janiero in august. the c-d-c moved to its highest alert level over zika. however experts at the national institutes of health says its difficult to give athletes advice about going or not going to the games. they say all they can do is give people the facts and let them decide on their own. it's a different story for athletes in kenya. officials there say they might pull out of this year's games because of the zika virus. the head of kenya's olympic committee said the country would not risk the safety of its athletes if the outbreak reached "epidemic levels". wouldn't go if

it encountered a severe storm off the coast of cape hatteras north carolina. 120 mile-per-hour winds transform the ocean into an angry menace that tossed the ship about as if it were a rubber ducky. they went flying in closets were open with glass shattering. 6000 souls aboard hung on for dear life. miraculously only four people suffered minor injuries. for those who return, this was the trip of a lifetime. as we said it was for all the wrong reasons. >> i'm happy to be home! guileless of what they say the captain got us out of he is amazing. i don't know if we should've ended up in the storm to begin with. >> will stay in our bed and we could not walk into the room.i don't think anyone has ever been this happy. royal caribbean has been getting passengers a full refund. it's a future cruise in speaking of which, i have a friend who will be on the eighth floor of that very cruiseship when it leaves again on saturday. that is the latest . ben and carrie, back for you. through. ben: you say you have this friend. why would someone choose to sail out of new york in the couple of days to g

because of the storm, n-c-d-o-t asked drivers to say off route 12 in hatteras. further up the road, 10 on your side spoke with gary perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has been a mild year don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. crews added sandbags to help protect the road. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is in the outer banks checking out the damage. you can see her reports starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we now know the name of norfolk's latest homicide victim. police say someone shot and killed 21- year-old kevin green outside his home on anderson street yesterday morning. for several hours yesterday, police and their investigation around his lifeless body on the sidewalk on anderson street. neighbors checked out the activity as police laid down evidence markers. investigators say someone shot the victim several times, before he died. shortly after the gunfire, detectiv

there are the warmer temperatures down east towards the coast, willmington and hatteras, areas west may get stuck in the weather tomorrow. here is our satellite and radar picture, back in time 8 hours, the action is heres see the big spin in the atmosphere, low pressure resides in the upper atmosphere. the warm front, other fronts throughout the south. area of low pressure forming. this will intensify and travel to the north and east through the night. all this warm air, you see and the warm front will overspread the area where the weather is severe across mississippi and louisiana. with tornados being reported on the ground. hattiesburg, about here, the big red boxes that pop up, those are the watches in effect. maybe a new one issued for southern alabama shortly. all the highlighted counties are tornado warnings, and some of the reflecttivity values on the radar, the velocity values, look impressives tornados are likely on the ground. these are the reports of tornados touching down, praie , wehod yoe de e gethe, sithe rp had tornado touching down. 8 reports of tornados touching down.

florida over the weekend when it was battered by massive waves and hurricane force winds off cape hatteras. four people were hurt and the ship sustained damage hear from some of the passengers about their ordeal.>>> not the vacation they had planned>>> another cyber attack making headlines. this time it's affecting taxpayers >> with the irises saying about the hack and what to look out for if your information is twitter might be in trouble. g stchiturelonwe dstoags arghic lonsexl 0 amatho0 fo atta accunu cio io stalllndceat elein >>> a crash killed a sheriff deputy and civilian pilot. the pilot was helping with the rest of a man when the single engine plane went down into the side of a mountain. no word on the cause of the crash >>> a former la sheriff will be sentenced for lying to federal authorities. he pleaded guilty investigating for corruption. he probably retired two years ago. he faces up to six months in jail and be sentenced in may. >>> we could hear from leaders in ferguson missouri about the justice department decision to see the city. department is suing over what it called a

caribbean cruiseship after it ship after it ran into a storm video shot by passengerni near cape hatteras north carolina, the techca pictures of the damage of the and the anthem of essays . passengers get a full refund and have all future crews . parts of the new jersey shore and new york city experienced flooding as winter weather returns salt water overflowing ed and came up through the storm drains advisories in effect along long islandt . we have snowfall in and potential of the coldest day of the season this weekend and looking at 271 near mayfield the conditions were pretty good than they were snow-covered and sometimeses . that will be the trance night tomorrow and in the snowbelt through thursday afternoon . looking more closely at the snowfall is general in terms ofs both imported sham summit in medina county andsh trumbull county kidding me few flurries . . the very very sidestreets . it is spreading across with support of s upper level energy it has nothing to willoughby eastlake ah typical area of low pressure this month is basically its own entity that's why we have these pul

midday, we can now show you video of the coast guard medevacing a woman off a cruise ship near cape hatteras. here you can see them hoisting the woman up into the helicopter. the coast guard got a report monday that a woman was unconscious aboard the norwegian breakaway cruise ship. the crew took the 61-year-old woman to senatara norfolk general hospital where she was in stable condition. happening today, chesapeake residents will learn more about contaminated water in a navy public meeting. 10 on your side first reported the issue near fentress a couple of weeks ago. test results showed field had high levels of a dangerous chemical commonly found in fire extingushing foam. the navy is providing drinking water to affected residents. tonight's meeting will be held at butts road intermediate school on mount pleasant road from 4 to 7 p-m. the navy, e-p-a, the city and state agencies will talk with residents . you can count on 10 on your side to be there. look for more tonight on wavy news 10 at 11. we just learned new information from hampton police about a deadly accident last night. police sa

. >>> a plan to put sand on an eroding beach on hatteras island is one step closer to reality. they have approved a special use permit for the county, that is for the project in buxton to protect north carolina highway 12 from flooding. officials say the project only needs a permit from the army corps of engineers. that area stretches from the previous site of the cape hatteras lighthouse 2.2 miles north of buxton. cubic -- cubic yards of sand. it could be pumped onto the beach starting in june. >>> you can learn about an important local leader during an african-american heritage tour. the focus is professor edward evans, a school and church leader in fayetteville around 100 years ago. he and his wife, sally, were graduates of the school that later became fayetteville state university. a local history museum will conduct a tour tracing his steps and stopping at several historic sites. it starts at 9:00. >>> a fatal elementary school will well, special visitor to celebrate black history month. astronaut and u.s. navy lieutenant commander victor glover junior will visit for this

hatteras island is one step closer to reality. this month, it flooded at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the water washed away the dunes -- and covered the streets. since then, the national park service has approved a special use permit for dare county. it's to protect n-c 12 from flooding. now state officials say it just needs a permit from the corps of engineers. the project would pump sand along part of the island. if all goes as plan, the county manager says it could start in june. a tradition continues in portsmouth. yesterday marked the 15th annual buffalo riders parade in olde town. it honors buffalo soldiers - mostly african-american army regiments that served the army on horseback - protecting the western frontier after the civil war. the event is put on by the buffalo riders of hampton roads - a group formed to preserve the history of the buffalo soldiers. ken wright/buffalo riders part of their history and their contributions of the williams, and we just like to spread that history. 03:18 runs 15 the eigh

this month, it flooded at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the water washed away the dunes -- and covered the streets. since then, the national park service has approved a special use permit for dare county. it's to protect n-c 12 from flooding. now state officials say it just needs a permit from the corps of engineers. the project would pump sand along part of the island. if all goes as plan, the county manager says it could start in june. a tradition continues in portsmouth. yesterday marked the 15th annual buffalo riders parade in olde town. it honors buffalo soldiers - mostly african-american army served the army on horseback - protecting the western frontier after the civil war. the event is put on by the buffalo riders of hampton roads - a group formed to preserve the history of the buffalo 09:03:03 it's just impressive to be able to the buffalo soldiers and who these people were. like to spread that history. 03:18 runs 15 the eight mile parade starts and ends at ic norcom high school. it's race day. we get you ready for tod

. >>> with a storm brewing off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina, royal caribbean says they are taking no chances. they will end the cruise on the "anthem of the seas" ship early. this ship was caught in a wild storm a few weeks ago, frightening passengers and ending that trip early." >> the rapper known as stew deez" fired shots into a crowd thursday. police say the gun shots broke he is chajed with reckless endangerment. >>> a major cleanup operation after a tanker spilled nearly 2,000 gallons of oil an a busy street. the truck was making a delivery when it started to leak. at least 1/3 of that oil spilled on to the roadway. 0 ghalons of that made tt into a storm rain. the department of environmental conservation is onscene. >>> brooklyn driver is under arrest in new je sey tanight charged with running fromi olice fore crashing his car right there into the side of that rihome. ofi-ficers in saddle brooke pulled over 25-year-old marilyn van cuden for running a red light. he sped away. a chase ended when the car crashed into that house in paramus. >> i heard guys literally o

warmer air, and already in the 60's along cape hatteras. remember we had snow and ice on monday and severe weather on tuesday? not as dramatic a change, but we will be well into the 60's and 70's. we will be surging into the 60's and 70's by mid to late afternoon. just clouds and patches of rain and drizzle. this is the troublemaker now. we have a surface low over the gulf coast. we are getting hammered from jackson to hattiesburg, lake punch a train to new orleans. all the purples there are tornado warnings, southern mississippi, north of new orleans. numerous tornado warnings. the risk of severe weather shifts to the east coast tomorrow. the highest risk -- the enhanced level -- this is the third from potentially a few tornadoes, too. we mentioned this yesterday. these lines that you see our lines of heat will bear a metric pressure -- these lines you see our lines of equal barometric pressure. for us, this is 8:00. do not think it will be a severe weather event. it is this line that comes through very quickly through the early afternoon

the winds kept the hatteras ferry from running. overwash that shut down parts of the main road from the ferry to island. the weather conditions. up to north kitty hawk, kill devil hills also saw flooding and sand from overwash. highway 12 survived a beating, not a lot of damage there but a section is still closed off until late they are morning. they definitely got pounded on the coast. what about here in the triangle. >> well, here we are looking at cloudy look -- skies as we start off our tuesday. a few flurries and it is part of the same system. it is just moving out and colder air is moving in. 34 at at 8:00 a.m. 40s at lunchtime, 44 an afternoon high but it is going to be breezy later today which means it will feel like say the mid to upper 30s as we reach those afternoon highs. here a live picture. we are looking east and you can see the thick blanket of clouds just a little break, as we look here the wncn radar: at 6 other we are dry in raleigh but look toward this is round number two for you guy, a few sprinkles just south

when it encountered rough seas off cape hatteras, north carolina. the storm produced 120-mile per hour winds. battering the cruise ship and injuring four passengers. passengers hunkered down in their rooms for nearly 12 hours until conditions cleared. the ship arrived in new jersey just befor 9 tonight. the u-s justice department is fed up with the city of ferguson. it filed a 56- page lawsuit. claiming the city continues to violate the rights of african americans-- even after the controversial shooting death of michael brown. the legal action comes after communication between the city and the d-o-j. broke down. from our partners at c-n-n. mary moloney explains. >> : we intend to aggressively prosecute this case and we intend to prevail. >> mary : the attorney general says the city of ferguson targets african americans. >> : the residents of ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights, the rights guaranteed to all americans, for decades. they have waited decades for justice. they should not be forced to wait any longer. >>

. >> danner: i went to hatteras, and i did not get in the water. >> whitney: between the cruise ships and shark attacks -- >> danner: i will watch the >> whitney: stay aw . >>> it is just days before valentine's and a lot of you are shopping for the perfect gift to touch your lover's heart. diamond diamonds are the third most popular gift but they are a huge investment. a surprising discovery when going undercover to put diamonds to the test. surprised her with a diamond engagement ring, she is ecstaticengagement ring, she is ecstatic. >> he did a good job. >> reporter: an hour and a half after her husband bought the ring from mervis jewelers, the couples were floored when they found out that there might be a big problem. >> my diamond was certified but could not verify it. >> reporter: one of the companies that reports on the authenticity and value off gem went out of business amid accusations they routinely overvalued diamonds. it goes to the four cs: color, clarity, cut and carat, the weight of the stone. that determines its worth. >> you can't look at the diamond and see anything

look at wilmington and cape hatteras, upper 50 center 60. that it asked upper 50's to near 60. -- upper 50's to near 60. look at these showers and storms. one state over, a tornado watch. tornado warnings for southern alabama and northwest florida. the atmosphere is supercharged right now. once it clears out tomorrow afternoon, great day. upper 50's to the 60's. low-to-mid 60's to the south. that's a crazy warm-up but we will take it, right? there could be a sprinkle or light shower wednesday morning. look at thursday and friday, nice and seasonable. next weekend, nothing like the one we just had with the cold temperatures and wind chills in the civil digits. it will feel likes -- in the single digits. it will feel like spring. steve: a rental car found with unexpected cargo. tisha: explosives in a car return to the airport. steve: details about t steve: police in new mexico looking to see who planted and expulsion of device at the airport in albuquerque. a mechanic saw it when he put the vehicle up on a lift to the bomb squad leader disable

chance proposal and give your recommendation tonight at the graveyard of the atlantic museum in hatteras. we put the address on our screen. the meeting is tonight from six to nine. today the governor joins the converstaion to end local violence. up next 10 on your side digs into the numbers. plus a local man's collection goes on display for black history month. up next 10 on your side gives you a sneak peek. bundle up, it's cold and breezy this morning. you can see how strong the winds are here in hampton, they're blowing the flags all over! coming up meteorologist neighborhood. we're back with a glimpse of what you can see at new exhibit opening in portsmouth. it showcases a local man's collection that looks back at the good, bad, and the ugly parts of our history. the exhibit helps visitors learn about the jim crow era and the long road our country has traveled since therbia parker and his wife collected artifacts that tell the story of bondage and a fight for equality. with the key attached to 26:49 (4)33:06 this is an original 1823 newspaper if you see here it says public sales and i

the squall line is how off the tip of cape hatteras north carolina and that is moving here. you have rain along i-95 in jersey and the weather in new york city is absolutely awful. city. there was a severe thunderstorm warning north of new york city, in west chester county, with heavy rain and strong winds, it is a mess tonight. this is tropical air making it all the way into new england where it's in the 50's and 60's. a couple of weeks ago they were 10 to 15 degrees below zero. the winds have shifted behind the cold front and the dewpoints are plunging into the 40's, 50's and 60's. a very nice night underway. winds are gusty coming in from the west and northwest. obviously tomorrow is not a good boating day with wind advisories and then we just watch the big "h". high pressure is your friend and that high is going slowly move our way from the west and northwest giving us more sunshine. remember how good last weekend was? and it was good. this weekend i think is going to be just as nice. blue sky, low humid, and lots of sunshine. we are down 52 tomorrow, windy with sunshine

ferry service to and from hatteras suspended. a section of highway 12 in kit yty hawk is off limits for the same reason. it will remain through the morning according to the d.o.t. barbara: to the must-see videos we start with a windy ride for passengers on this flight landing at london city airport. gusts above 50 miles an hour gave pilots a fit. you see the jets fighting to stay on the run wiped at the mother nature too strong make sure it stays under control. >> yeah. barbara: those cries are from the smallest surviving baby ever born at a north carolina hospital. this morning peggy wakes up for the first time at home. she was born last september 14 weeks early and weighed 10 ounces. that is about the weight of two baseballs. her progress nothing short of a miracle. >> she has done above and beyond what we expected. barbara: she is now nine times her birth weight. they are looking forward to getting to know her personality but they do not doubt she is a fighter. john: 10 ounces. barbara: that is amazing. john: good for her. 5:1