the reminders local cities are giving to residents ahead of our next snow storm. storm.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. happening right now - the end of one group's decades-long story and those trying to pick up the slack. educators and community leaders have long touted the importance of stem -- science, technology, engineering and math. math.but after 30 years, the iowa innovation center, once known as the science center, closed its doors for good this week. week.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller joins us now with how others are stepping up to the plate to fill in the gap, dora? it's obvious the center will be missed here in cedar accelerator has taken on a lot of the tasks that the science center started.including one staple -- the summer camps. camps. it sits empty now... waiting for its next adventure...but for 30 years, it engaged some of the world's most creative minds.so closing it -- the executive director says -- was a hard thing to do. do. "it's been a great place for st

this time across an entire local city local city. the targets include places that people go and shop every single day. fox 25's catherine parrotta joins us live from weymouth at one of the shopping center where is businesses got a call. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, daniel. one shopping center in weymouth but two of these stores received these threats. one is the stop and shop you see behind me. the other is a wal-mart that is right next door. police are investigating those, plus other threats that came in plus other threats that came in. take a look. this is the list of locations that receive bomb threats. you can see one is even the police station. the others are the stop and shop and the wal-mart where we are, also across the street police will escort his family back to town. friends and supporters are planning to line the street showing us support starting at 7 p.m., and we will be there. >>> fire fighters are still working this morning as a fire continues to burn at a sewage facility in quincy. the flames b

city of brockton is dealing with a public health crisis. last week, there were 42 drug overdoses in just four days. local emergency rooms are becoming overwhelmed. the sudden spike is forcing cityly leaders to take action. brockton's mayor says addicts who need help can go to any police or fire station in the city. >> there will be seven different locations in the city that will be safe havens for a person with a substance abuse disorderer to walk in and ask for help. >> daniel: the goal is to steer addicts toward recovery programs and keep those not in immediate medical danger out of emergency rooms. >>> new this morning, gloucester police are using facebook to encourage drug addicts to seek help. chief camponello made a lengthest post after they saved four lives over a number hours. the department is there to support addicts write we go don't want to lose you, when you are ready, we will be here. process when it comes to opiate use bills and writing thank you for working fast and do more faster and a harsh mess raj to pharmacy pharmacies telling them to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.

a local city leader is scheduled to face public corruption charges before a federal judge. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today. people in portsmouth are speaking out against the mayor and city council members. what they told 10 on your side of transparency. and apologies from the governor over the water crisis in michigan. are his words enough for the people of flint? we'll get to those headlines and more after a check on your weather and traffic. jen lewis is in the traffic center montoring any issues on the roads. but first we start with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. jeremy, you're tracking the possibility of snow this week? ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day

on high alert have a local city on high alert. this time shopping centers, even a hospital was targeted. fox25's catherine parrotta joins us from weymouth at one plaza where several businesses actually got calls. catherine, good morning. morning, gene. in this shopping plaza this morning, it appears business as usual opinion you don't see any police on the scene, but two of the locations that received these bomb threats. the stop and shop right here and the wal-mart next to it. police are investigating those threats plus others. several locations in weymouth received these bomb threats. one location was the police station. the stop and shop and wal-mart where we are received the threats as well as the shaws across the street. other threats came into south shore hospital, cvs, 7-eleven and walgreen's, the threat came in the form of automated calls. south shore post and facebook and tweeted about the incident writing to be cautious south shore and weymouth pd checking hospital. all patients and staff safe. an hour later, the hospita

matt gregory 10 on your side. 10 on your side has covered stories about local cities working on drone ordinances. so far-- nothing passed. the f-a-a says it doesn't want states and localities to create airspace rules. they say that could lead to a patchwork airspace. the newport news police department switched up its strategy on how it engages with the community. police have done away with their "community response teams." the teams had been made problems in each of the three precincts. under the new program --- those same officers have been assigned beats and shifts on patrol. the assistant chief says this is about increasing "beat ownership" in the force. police say this has no impact on the gang and drug units -- which are part of the organized crime division. virginia lawmakers are getting ready to head back to richmond, for the 20-16 legislative session. it starts wednesday. a top priority this year is passing a $100- billion dollar, two-year budget. lawmakers will also tackle health care, criminal justice and guns. 10 on your side's erin kelly will be in richmond covering our lo

city. the local organization called city trees, and volunteers worked along main street planting almost 50 new trees. >> they put in a couple of hours and put in trees that will last 50 years, and it's really a great thing. >> sings 2000, they've planted more than 2900 trees in redwood city. >>> >. and still ahead, a daring jailbreak. the elaborate plan that had inmates repelling from the roof. gas leaking into a california neighborhood for months, tonight long awaited action to get it shut off for good. >>> lingering showers, making way for an extended dry period. just how long will we be dry? details coming up. ,,,,

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plus a police pursuit through local cities is breaking news. a suspect is still on the loose this morning. only 10 on your side was there as police took away the suspect's car. plus new this morning, firefighters fight a hard to reach fire at a vacant building. this morning they're working to find out back now with an incredible story out of ohio. a deputy is lucky to be alive after a semi truck skidded off the road and hit him. his dash cam captured the whole scary moment on camera. it all started when captain brad moore was directing traffic at this intersection. he waved a truck to go through the intersection, but as it crosses over train tracks, the railroad arms come down, and the truck gets stuck on the tracks. moore tells the semi to steer right around the arm, but then the train hit it, and sends it right into moore. capt. brad moore, preble impact of the semi, rolled up in the bush." butt to :29 - :35 my left hand and arm got caught up in the right front tire and that's kind of what -- you see me barrel rolling, shot me out." moore say

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a local city leader is scheduled to face public corruption charges before a federal judge. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today. people in portsmouth are speaking out against the mayor and city council members. what about a lack of transparency. and apologies from the governor over the water crisis in michigan. are his words enough for the people of flint? we'll get to those headlines and more after a check on your weather and traffic. jen lewis is in the traffic center montoring any issues on the roads. but first we start with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. jeremy, you're tracking the possibility of snow this week? ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch

. ♪ a local city plagued by crime. ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chiefilliams. the month of december went in the record books as the warmest on record. we're talking 13.7 degrees above average. for tonight it will be cold. temperatures in the 20s in the bushes. 31 degrees in the city. here's a look at that seven day forecast. chilly conditions this weekend. even colder next wee never in the history of the world have we seen anything like what we're getting ready for, the greatest war in history. and russia will be there, ezekiel 38 and 39, china will be there, revelation 16:12 and is the one that leads this horrendous battle i just mentioned at the euphrates river where isis is now. watch jack van impe presents. d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (whirring) mmm. paper jam. okay, dad, i'm ready for take your daughter to work day. how come there's never a take your son to work day? 'cause boys are already on track to get all the good jobs. the dirty dozen? all guys. twelve angry men? uh, men! the x-men? mostly men. (bart and homer laugh) good one, dad. yeah

plus a police pursuit through local cities is breaking news. a suspect is still on the loose this morning. only 10 on your side was the suspect's car. plus new this morning, firefighters fight a hard to reach fire at a vacant building. this morning out beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. it is always number one. we leave out poultry by-product meal, corn, wheat and soy. and, we own where our dry food is made - 100%. can other brands say all that? for grain-free nutrition you can trust, does your food go beyond? learn more at beyondpetfood.com back now with an incredible story out of ohio. a deputy is lucky to be alive after a semi truck skidded off the road and hit him. his dash cam captured the camera. it all started when captain brad moore was directing traffic at this intersection. he waved a truck to go through the intersection, but as it crosses over train tracks, the railroad arms come down, and the truck gets stuck on the tracks. moore tells the semi to steer right around the arm, but then the train hit

michelle: one local city is among the most boring cities. we will tell you which city it is. a bird with a price tag of over $2000 is missing from one pet store. we are finally seeing video of the 7.1 magnitude earthquake flint, michigan is getting some help from another celebrity. following cher' s footsteps, jimmy fallon is helping out with the water crisis. jason: we will see you in just a few minutes. let' s get back to the forecast. amy: it is cold this morning after a cool yesterday. look at these numbers. we only made it to the mid-50' s in most of the area. lower 50' s for highs despite all of the sunshine. today will be much warmer. most of us will get back into the mid to upper 60' s. first, we have to make it through this morning. we have dropped to 28 so far in ocala. we are at least 10 degrees colder than average and we are not done dropping yet. we will see these numbers head down more with clear skies and calm winds. 38 and leesburg. a little warmer right near the water just because of that breeze coming in off the ocean. freeze warnings in effect in our area u

csx officials say they coordinated closely with local city and council authorities to schedule the closures. however, town officials say they were not notified. a con artist so legendary he made it into the movies is helping south carolina fight fraud during tax season. frank abagnale is now helping out the state department of revenue. when he was a teenager abagnale pulled off countless scams and his story inspired the movie "catch me if you can" with leonardo dicaprio. lately he's been helping the fbi, irs and corporations battle criminal fraud. he's helping the state cut into tax refund fraud that's costing the countyr $21 billion dollars a year. part of that effort he says involves reducing witholding on our paychecks so there's less money in those refunds to steal. "it's not the government's and so, what we're doing is we're putting the money back in the taxpayer's hands. we're going to save the cost and the efforts of refunding the money, so that saves the agency money and it also helps alleviate this fraud problem because it's a whole lot easier to find fraud in a smaller number of r

city. welcomhere, and again, the local community is putting on an all-day celeation. monique scarlett with the local chapter of naacp is here to tell us more. the 2016 annual martin luther king, jr day is an all-day event in the siouxland area. on january 18, 2016, the local n.a.a.c.p. & sioux city community school district will sponsor the mlk art contest: "through the eyes of equality" for grades k-12. there will be a special video presestation from w wt high school ts year, as in years past from east and north high. th finale will be hosted by mt zion baptist church @ 7pm with the mlk and guest evening theme: "what are you doing for others?" the speakers will be students from local schools, sharing their knowledge of community heroes, and their efforts in making a change for others. this is a day of service and giving back to the community. if you would like to assist, participate or have any questions, please contact the local naacp president, flora lee @ 712- 255-0629. the 2016 annual martin luther all-day event in the siouxland area. on january 18, 2016, the loc

one local city is considering a new law that pets have to be inside when it's bitter cold outside. details next. next.and many people in texas are up in arms over ethan crouch-- the infamous "affluenza" teen who fled to mexico to escape prison--and tonight many are pushing he be tried as an adult--see if a he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible happening now 3 law enforcement are on alert as the netflix series "making a murderer" prompts protests in a wisconsin city. city.protesters gathered in front of the manitowoc county courthouse thursday... to voice their support for convicted murderers steven avery and brendan dassey.the uncle and nephew were convicted in separate trials of the

but first --- 10 on your side has been covering the rising homicide rate in one local city. and we keep hearing the same question --- what's being done about it? only on 10 --- one city councilman's plan to cut crime. a special report from andy fox next. tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. it's no wonder we're ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. now, for $79.99 a month online, get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. or with a 2 year agreement, get $300 back. portsmouth is considered the most dangerous city in hampton roads. and tonight a city councilman is talking crime and his plan to make the city safer. he's talking only to 10 on your side's andy fox. those statistics come from city-data.com. 10 on your side cares a lot about how to cut down crime, to make communities safer, to build postive relations with po

. >> the local cities have said enough. >> the sarasota ordinance would limit to four females. >> a buyer can inspect the conditions a dog is is bred in and see its parents. >> we would ask for a clean ordinance to stop the sales of >> and they promote the adoption of animals filling local shelters . >> we've posted information on tomorrow's public hearing at wtsp.com. >>> now, 10 investigates has busted backyard bredders in the past. we've posted the five things you must know when buying or adopting pets also at our website. >>> it's time for 10 weather. >> if there was a day for you to golf you should have golfed today. >> i was thinking about but due to dedication and people depending on me to be here i showed up. >> look at you. >> i'll have to make sure that we get one of your days off some nice temperatures. >> you have the power to do that? >> yes, he does. >> you didn't see all the vodoo stuff going on. >>> no, it is going to be a wild ride. 70s on storm tracker 10. what a ride from 30s monday morning. so within 48 hours and really 36 hours we've seen temperatures jump 40, 45 degr

a new list is out tonight, ranking the most boring cities in florida. a local beach destination is on it. meanwhile before bells ring at , local schools in the morning, teachers will send a message. the walk they' re planning to take, they say to improve their schools. dangerous conditions develop enough to collapse buildings. adrian: tonight, at least 28 deaths are being blamed on the massive winter storm that hit the east coast. millions are still digging out tonight. we' re also seeing just how heavy all that snow is. it' s being blamed for the collapse of the roof of this church outside philadelphia. that area received more than 30 inches of snow. tonight, jennifer johnson shows us what' s left now. recovery. as the dig-out from the monster blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds, a welcome change from the white-out that paralyzed >> it' stuff so it' s not that bad cleaning up. jennifer it will be days before : life gets back to normal. tractor trailer trucks and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds o

police tell us a suspect is still on the loose after a police pursuit through multiple local cities. 10 on your side's rico bush is at the scene. plus a controversial bill. why it could allow teachers to have guns in the classroom. plus should students be required to learn cursive? new legislation in one of the curriculum. i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic there's a new bill in south carolina that would allow teachers or administrators to carry a gun in school. if passed, the bill would create new "school protection officers." the school employees would volunteer for the additional responsibilities and would have to go through a new, two-week, training program in order to get certified. the bill's sponsor said schoo

this weekend also kicks off restaurant week for two local cities. we put a full list of from downtown norfolk and newport news for you on h-r- scene-dot-com. we have new information about a deadly terrorist attack in indonesia. investigators say they retrieved an isis flag from the home of one of the suspects. we told you yesterday morning as breaking news, isis claimed responsibility. police arrested three men linked to the blasts in jakarta. five men attacked a starbucks in the country's capitol. seven people died, including the five suspects. a ski trip turned deadly in japan. officials say a tour bus carrying 41 people went off a mountain round and crashed. 14 people died and 27 others were hurt. two of the drivers on the trip were among the dead. the bus was on its way to a ski resort in central japan. there was no snow or ice on the road at the time of the crash. the government said it would investigate what caused it. stay with us, we have another update to breaking news in our next five minutes. overnight meth bust in norfolk. plus, the repu

. >> ahead at 4:00, parking meter changes coming to a local city and the price tag for the upgrade. >> then cars put to the test. see if the one you're driving is on the best or worst list. >> but first, disney pulled the plug on a holiday fan favorite. from spectators during last night's final osborn light show. >> this is a look from our fun smartphone and your tablet. take us with you. >> the osborn family spectacle of dancing lights has finally come to an end. disney extended the attraction to last night. the seasonal attraction has been a staple at disney's hollywood studios for the last 20 years. the final day was supposed to be sunday. but disney extended it to wednesday night. in september they said they were discontinuing the lights to make way for "star wars" and toy story attractions. ginger finally got a chance to see them at hollywood studios last night. >> i thought the crowds would be gone because it was extended. >> really? >> i had no idea. my favorite part is when they choreographed the lights and everything. >> yeah, it's awesome. i love where you are. look at that

a local city leader facing federal charges. the crimes he's accused of committing-- and reaction to the shocking it's hard to believe-- if elvis were alive today, and some people still think he is-- he'd be 81 years old. and there's a big celebration going on in australia today. more than 20-thousand fans descended on the city of parkes, for the annual elvis presley festival. it runs five days-- and it's the largest gathering of it's kind in the southern hemisphere. the event includes lots of elvis costumes and impersonators-- of course. this year's 19-63 movie "fun in acapulco." . stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. have a good weekend! he's one of the most recognizable names and faces of city government in hampton roads. tonight-- anthony burfoot is a suspect in an f-b-i investigation. norfolk's city treasurer faces a list of serious federal charges-- dating back a decade-- and involving a lot of money. it's a busy friday night. but our big story at 6-- a bombshell dropped on norfolk city hall. instead of going to work

leaders in another local city it was a packed house in shaker heights city council. first considered the band back in november. if it passes pitbulls already in shaker heights can stay. but no new ones will be allowed in the city. this comes months at 71-year- old annie williams was attacked and killed by a pitbull. if it passes shaker heights would join richmond heights and garfield heights and warrenville heights and lake wood and parma with pitbull bands. >>> do you remember last night when we told you about the guy that didn't like his mug shot so he decided to send the cops a selfie. >> that selfie was good enough to get him arrested. lima police say this guy was arrested in florida today. pugh was a person of interest including arson and wanted for failure to appear in ohio. he also has had a warrant out for his arrest in georgia. >> newschannel 5 investigators have gotten their hands on an cleveland is paying for garbage pickup. investigator jonathan walsh joining us from the newsroom. waste collection is way over budget. >> this is the report given to counsel

how one local city made sure down town businesses co-op back up by noon today. >>> and winter storms creating even more memorable moments. in by news 13 viewers coming >> our team cover ramming of a winter storm cop continues and monitoring road conditions. >> justin what are you few finding out there now? it really is one of those things where the roads are not safe to drive on at this point in time. what we've seen are a lot of folks out and about walking a round. some people out on sled and what we found secondary roads people thought they might be able to get by some of the highways more difficult to travel and then dot crews came through and roads are looking good for a portion of the day. so thinking they would be able toe get back into homes and some of those less traveled roads and we're finding a lot of problems on those particular roads all that slushy mix thereroads all that slushy mix there. some folks go off and ditches and things along those lines. we talked to a couple drivers saying that. a lot of different conditions out there today and saying some of those things ar

local cities and towns are forecast. hardware stores like one in norwood have stocked up on shovels and rock salt and plenty of people who can't wait for a significant amount of snow to fall. >> i have seen five different projection bus i am hoping for the better of them all for here. a foot plus. and that's what i am hoping for. >> julie: with the storm approaching, is now a good time to download the all-new fox25 storm tracker weather app if you don't already have it. custom forecast from our team for where you live on apple jason's full forecast in a few minutes. >>> a woman accused of being brutally attacked is accused of making the whole thing palm chelsea woman said she was . trevisick arrived at his parents home. he arrived at logan airport a day after being released from detention. he was in iran for a language program. still unclear why he was detained. his father tells fox25 he is not ready to talk about the or not ready to talk about the ordeal just yet but the family released a statement writing that he is ha

the suspect's plea to the judge controversy at a local city hall asa tannic display on the front lawn causing attention and stirring up a religious debate. first we're keeping an eye on the storm went weather causing a big headache not only for drivers but for palm beach and this is just the beginning what could be a messy couple of days there. >> a monster blizzard now shaping up and headed towards the mid-atlantic northeast already impacting states there. here in south florida it's a cool start for out kids. you'll need a light jacket, light sweater with the 50s and 60s. however as we head into the afternoon you're not going to be warmer with upper 70s. >>> we're keeping our eye on the storm stuck with nowhere to golf washington d.c. taken by surprise a quick moving dusting of snow causing a commuting nightmare and even the president of the united states a small weekend. >> millions of people from the mid-atlantic to the northeast winter storm. >> reporter: people even the d.c. metro area got a bitter taste of what's to come when nearly an inch of snow grounded traffic to a halt wed

now, the local city administrators tell me this is a sign of growth and they also believe this is helping out the local job market as well. >> we came down here on a vacation in st. pete beach and we actually fell in love with it. >> reporter: it was on that vacation from new york stacie decided downtown st. pete had a lot of promise. name. >> reporter: 7 months ago she she hasn't looked back since. >> business as increased since i have been here. >> reporter: a recent wave of development in downtown st. pete. >> we have heard from a number of companies considering the area that are in diverse fields, everything from technology and software development to the insurance fields. >> reporter: sean kennedy economic development manager with the st. pete chamber says it all started with the rise in residential properties. more than a thousand new units are in the works. about 15 developments are either under construction or in the planning stages. that has brought in new businesses and increase in new jobs. >> we see so many main street shop owners that feel comfortable enough to take the risk

a local city leader is scheduled to face public corruption charges before a federal judge. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today. people in portsmouth are speaking out against the mayor and city council members. why they told 10 on your side about a lack of transparency. and apologies from the governor over the water crisis in michigan. are his words enough for the people of flint? we'll get to those headlines and more after a check on your weather and traffic. traffic center montoring

local mayor turns himself in on felony charges. we'll hear from both sides after the sheriff chased him through city streets. local lawmakers are in richmond ready to tackle big issues. 10 on your side spoke to year. new this morning, for the first time we're hearing from the u-s sailors detained in iran. we told you yesterday morning as breaking news, the country released all 10 sailors. the navy says the group was on two riverine boats that strayed into iran's waters. an iranian television channel showed video of the american sailors apologizing for intruding. s/ unidentified american said to be us sailors' commander :04 "it was a fault, and we apologize for our mistake." s/ unidentified american here. we thank you very much for your hospitality and your assistance." a u-s military official called the video pure propaganda. the u-s central command is investigating and said the video appears to be authentic, but it could not "speak to the conditions of the situation or what the crew was experiencing at the time," of the video. new this morning a 'no' from australia to the u-s. the country told the u-s it's m

were with us for our live facebook chat at 4:30 today, candace campos asked viewers to choose a local city where she could pinpoint the weather. the city has now been chosen and candace joins us live from the newsroom with a pinpoint look at ormand by the sea. >> in the comments, the viewer asked to talk about ormand by the sea. he said "big tony is in the house." when he wrote that, i think he did a little one of these. >> just a little bit, the roof. let's talk about ormand by the sea for all the folks watching out there, including big tony. there's your shout-out right there. as you can see for tonight, temperatures are cooling down into the upper 40's or so. not as chilly as earlier nights. another nice day on thursday, warming up to 64 degrees. things will start moving and shaking by thursday night. you can see the clouds start rolling in. there will be the slight increase, a chance for rain heading into 10 p.m. as temperatures are warmer than tonight. if you have any outdoor plans to get done and not get all sopping wet when you're outside, you might want to do it before thursday nig

let's check a local city adds some peace of mind. how it is helping keep your parks community centers safer. plus, mono is on the rise. what you need to watch out for if you think you're infected. but first, new details straight from the mind of an accused killer. what a journal reveals about the man police say we have new information about the gunman in a in louisiana. police released documents from his journal. they showed he praised the gunman in the south carolina massacre that killed nine black churchgoers. the journal also reveal his hatred for the government, news, and miniorities. you first heard about john russell last summer when police say he started shooting inside a lafayette movie theater. investigators say he killed two women and hurt nine others before turning the gun on himself. there's also new information about the deadly shooting outside a colorado planned parenthood. gunman, robert dear, told a t-v station the shooting was a spur-of-the-moment act. he also said he believes f-b-i agents were following him the morn

. >> cross country very city, a say tannic display on a local city hall is causing attention and stirring up religious debate. >> and the new ride in the work injured >> controversy is growing in a 9. 3 vote they urged the federal government to avoid placing a cuban consulate in miami. politicians say it would inflake passions among exiles and may suppose a security risk. he doesn't see the need for a consulate right now. some say a location in miami exile community would spark protests and leave miami-dade tax payers footing the bill for the cost of protecting officials. >>> an upside down crash that tanology is setting up. a south florida man who says he's an athiet he say it is church and state should be separate. he said that after noticed -- noticed religious holiday, he created it as a religion, a day later a local decon created another cross with bible passages. >> i understand his point about keeping church state separated and also i would agree with him to this point whereas if one religion can have symbols another should. i do disagree about the satanic worship including fort la

. >> plus one local city is breaking ground on what it hopes is more than a new place to shop and eat. how it could bring a new way of life. >> but first, and caught on camera, how close more than a dozen sailors came to going down with their yacht and how coast guard crews saved the day, maybe their lives. that's next. we're getting results in flagler beach, rockledge and all of >> the new look tonight at a guard. members of the guard shot this video showing the moments as a yacht sank. fortunately, the last of the 13 people on board were rescued down. we first told you at 11:00 that the 106 foot yacht took off -- on water. a mechanical problem may be to blame. >> a multi-million dollar plan to improve downtown casselberry is moving from dream to reality. we were there as the 20-acre development at lake concord park broke ground, right across from city hall on 1792. it includes new luxury apartments, along with restaurants, a park and a playground. its goal is to attract families and businesses and visitors to play lifestyle with no need for cars. the project has been in the works fo

. >>> one local city is reaching out for help. pacifica wants resources and money from the state but will they get it? among the problems on the coast, a battered seawall from our constant storms. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in pacifica. how likely is it the state will send help? >> reporter: we don't know. they're going to talk about that on monday when they take a vote. in the meantime we've been out here for a lot of hours and we've seen a lot of waves crashing into this seawall on to the street. it's also starting to rain and the wind is picking up. a lot of people are streaming down here to check out the show and bracing themselves for another round of heavy storms. the king tides are here. only residents are allowed to drive down the streets near the ocean and some people are out tonight to check out the huge waves. >> i've seen them come up into the street. >> i have a healthy respect for it but i do feel bad because people are so close to it. >> reporter: terry jackson's apartment is along the ocean. >> there was a point

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a local city leader is scheduled to face public corruption charges before a federal judge. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today. people in portsmouth are speaking out against the mayor and city council members. why they told 10 on your side of transparency. and apologies from the governor over the water are his words enough for the people of flint? but first, we want to update you on breaking news from the middle attacked a university in pakistan. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. a gunbattle between security forces and the militants lasted for hours, and ended about two hours ago. the security forces went block-by-block counting the dead. at least 60 others are hurt. overnight the militants scaled walls around the university killing whoever came in sight. this happened less than 25 miles from where the taliban attacked another university last year, killing 145 people. happening today in hampton roads - a norfolk city leader accused of using his political office for personal gain is scheduled to head back to court. norfolk city treasurer and former

however, some local cities are close to having the wettest january ever. meredith: we' re here now with first alert chief meteorologist tony, we' through tomorrow? tony: once we get past tomorrow we will be in better shape. this has led to this. we have had record rainfall across central florida. let me show you the record rainfall for daytona beach. two point 31 inches of rain and still climbing. they are on their way to some january rainfall record essential if we get another -- potential if we get another quarter of an inch. look at all of this down south. this trough of low pressure keeping that in south florida. rain. watch your travels on the turnpike, i-95. rain is advancing northward. it is moving towards clermont and downtown orlando. viewing aria from south and hours. you can see like some moderate another shield of rain works right back in during the day tomorrow. coming up in just a couple minutes we will timeout the rain hour-by-hour. we will about record rainfall for today. class we will dry out -- we will dry out straight ahead. stewart: sur

reason a localitys suddenly spending >>> tonight at 6:00, a neighborhood newsian, the reason a local city is suddenly spending thousands to get rid of some wild roosters. like these guys. that's tonight on our 6:00 newscast. >>> "star wars" fans will have a chance to own one of the most iconic prop. luke skywalker's blaster is going up for auction. it was featured in the 1980 movie "the empire strikes back." the same model used by han solo. it's due to hit the block this thursday. the minimum bit, $200,000. >>> did you say $200,000? >> i'm out of the bidding for that. >> i'm out, too. >> anything for luke skywalker and han solo. >> good luck to the fans out there. >> it was a great day. >> we didn't have to feel gill, because -- so good news there. we're still looking for -- dry into thursday. friday and saturday, rain returns, mainly for the north bay down to about san francisco on sunday. that's a better chance for the entire bay area to pick up wet weather. as we head through february 2nd into the 9th, it looks like a potential wetter weather pattern. that could still mean rainfall for

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local government. a viewer wants to know who would investigate if the city of reno or really any other local government entities were to violate its own principal code? our viewer brings us up because theappointment of soto, the assistant police chase and questions whether he has the right qualifications for the job. it's a great question from our viewer. i checked with the city of reno general's office to get some answers. section two. zero six of the reno municipal code says requirements to be cheap toys or assistant chief is a college degree. soto did not have a degree but he is going to school to earn his degree. i checked with the city and they said the language said the city manager has authority to bank -- hire someone based on qualifications or experience. the question is, is there a violation of city code and who wouldn't best to get? that is a question. i asked the attorneys -- attorney general this back on january 6 and i am still waiting for a definitive answer from that office. here's a list of possibilities who might investigate. all of these office -- we called the nevada ethics commissi

. >> people in one local city outraged after hundreds of cars were towed and ticketed. all this happening during last weekend's snow. new tonight the city is trying to make things right. kathryn burcham is live in worcester and you spoke with one family whose cars were towed. >> yeah, they not only want answers from city officials but also a reimbursement, from tow companies like the one behind me, that removed hundredses had of cars within just a few hours. and after multiple emails and phone calls to city officials today, we did confirm they will pay residents the money back although some of them are still >> it cost almost $200 for an inch of snow. >> reporter: she stands next to her black sedan that vanished before her eyes sunday night. >> i happened to come outside and saw a tow truck backing up >> reporter: worcester police began ordering cars to be towed during sunday night's snow. but the problem, the parking ban announcement from public works wasn't sent to residents until hours after the tow trucks began carting off vehicles. >> i got nothing. no one said any

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even more developing news for you this morning local city councilman making a big announcement find out why joe is resigning from cleveland city council. are you still friends with your ex. hear what many people are now admitting plus sharing stories in this morning's download. not in my house. all right. let's check in with scott sabol c with having weatherwise. good morning everybody. starting to go back up into the 30s most areas. remember the ground isn't flat if it were flat temperatures would be easier to forecast we have nukes and crannies out there that are still showing temperatures in the upper 20s but the warm front is overwriting that cold air and at this point we are just seeing showers of rain not snow or not sleep anyway and right now its western areas between sandusky and mansfield see some showers right now and that it's pretty much what we'll be dealing with here. right now downtown cleveland hovering at the freezing mark eventually the showers will be lifting in here later on this probably going to see showers in cleveland before midday. then the tail end of this rain