this is our futurecast tomorrow so partly to mostly cloudy day and some rain if you're traveling norfolk south toward the carolinas and then we'll have to watch toward wednesday because as low pressure comes up the coast could potentially have no inland i81 west and the morning rain around here. looks like we could transition from rain to snow during the afternoon but it's leakily going to be a little too warm with too many problems on the i95 corridor but areas north and west of d.c. we can't rule out wednesday afternoon picking up a little bit of snow maybe a few inches in the highest elevations. here is a look at our travel weather wednesday, and once you get south of richmond, i95 and i26, richmond and norfolk and also to the east, so up north now you've got problems in pennsylvania, north and western maryland and this stripe of white should be the more moderate snow up into maine plate erin the day, from new york down toward us, you've got that rain transitioning to snow but it will be warm enough here, even if that happens at most, it doesn't mean it's not going to slow you down. i

after their friends were struck by an on coming norfolk southern train saturday afternoon. >> we hitone for sure. i'm not sure what happened to the other, over. >> reporter: greg was killed instantly. and bridges air lifted to a nearby hospital. police investigating how and why they got on the bridge. but the area is popular with photographers with nature lovers. like greg, posting this photo on instagram one week ago, posing on the very same bridge where he lost his life. we have seen the terrifying train track accidents before. in july, these two women in indiana trying to outrun a freight train, surviving incredibly by laying down on the tracks. to get here in lunchburg, you have to ignore the warning signs and then climb over the 7 foot high barbed wire fence. despite the obvious risk, more than 400 people in the u.s. are killed each year trespassing on train tracks. the number of deaths up 25%. in the last year. and victoria bridges is recovering at home and possibly facing criminal trespassing charges. the railroad norfolk southern told us they could put up more signs and build

sky fox live over hampton road at norfolk drive.miller heights elementary school. the break occurred around 7:30 last night. they have been out there working on this thing for hours. no word on exactly what caused this problem. >>> meanwhile at 6:34 this morning. police are searching for answers as a tabernacle new jersey neighborhood tries to come to grips with the shooting deaths of two children. >> steve keeley in that neighborhood right now with much more, steve, good morning to you, sir. >> reporter: asterrible as initial head line was it hasn't gotten any worse overnight meaning as far as we know the number of dead just too still, on how, despite being described as extraordinarily critical by the state police, the mother and her oldest son still alive at cooper through great work by trauma team there and police team here that got them out of this house to the helicopters nearby and to the hospital in enough time to keep them alive. you can still see state troopers guarding this place 20 hours and counting now. they have descri

naval air station one day and the runways at norfolk are marked off and i don't know they are es but carrier markings. looking down he saw an army bomber take off from the runway. and he got the idea and he passed it on to his support and it ended up on roosevelt's desk and he said do it. >> he did say do it. no question and he chose the right man to lead the mission. >> on t.n.t. plane number 15rks you had a problem with the plane getting off of hornet and something you had to fix. you guys on plane number 15 almost didn't make it off, correct. could you tell the crowd a little bit about that? >> well, the right engine on my airplane developed a problem which meant it couldn't fly anymore. i had to remove the engine and repair it on the deck of the carrier. general doolittle asked me if i could fix it and i said probably. . didn't say it very loud [laughter] i was about to get in over my head. i knew i would have to take the engine off the airplane, take it half apart, put it back together and hope i done it right. this was a job we did not do at that level. it all worked out. the n

norfolk southern.ne line, infinite possibilities. >>> the dow and the standard & poors hit new records highs. now joining us from our sister network, fox business network's maria bartiromo to talk about what the landslide means to the economy. >> the anticipation that the divided government will meaning things will start to get going for the economy and these two groups will be able to get things done. one easy fix, according to business is that the business community feels that the regulatory environment will be alleviated a bit. up until now, businesses have been sitting on cash, unable to spend it or put it forth for hiring because they were afraid of what was around the corner. for example, jp morgan, for one, the largest bank has set aside more than $20 billion just for regulatory issues, lawyers fees, litigation, that money of course could be going elsewhere in terms of creating jobs, putting it to work, in terms of investment and infrastructure. there's a feeling of relief on wall street and in

american history tv saturday for all day, live coverage of the world war i centennial symposium from norfolk, virginia. you will hear from scholars about the war that inaugurated the 20th century. craig and include lee sean mcmeekin. that is next saturday starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern here on american history tv. camhe 2015 c-span student video competition is underway, open to middle and high school students to create a documentary on the same "the three branches and you." talking about how a branch of government has affected you or your community. fore are 200 cash prizes students and teachers totaling $100,000. to get started, go to studentcam.org. c-span has toured cities across the country, exploring american history. up next, a look at a recent visit to colorado springs, colorado. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. is soden of the gods park magnificent. many of the people do not realize it is a city park. it has national significance and a world-famous view. the fact that we are a natural landmark, i really love the description of the garden of

. >> is the prime minister aware that over the past year unemployment in north west norfolk has fallenry welcome 770? does he agree that one should look behind the statistics and see nearly 800 families who now have a new breadwinner and a brighter future? is this not yet another vindication of the tough stances he and his chancellor had to take? >> my hon. friend makes an important point. in north west norfolk the claimant count is down by 50% since the election and the youth claimant count is coming down by 52% in the last year alone. the figures released today show that people who have been in work for a year or more have seen their wages go up by 4% -- more than twice the rate of inflation. and of course that is their wages before the tax reductions this government have made because we have been a careful steward of the nation's finances. what we would get with labour is no growth, no jobs and higher taxes. >> the prime minister apparently admits that he has top-down reorganisation of the national health service and the act that imposed it were mistakes. my bill on friday is an opp

one final note for college hoops, virginia will host norfolk state. and we'll have those highlights at 11. >>> let's hope their. >>> tomorrow it will be water. >>> yeah, 52 degrees. >>> it will feel pretty good. but, just a chilly raw rainy day, and, cold air moves into tuesday, 34, but it will feel like the teens, and 20s -- and 36 wednesday, and, 40s, thursday to the weekend. 36 wednesday, and, 40s, thursday to the weekend. >>> thanks for joining bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. ohh! [ girl chuckles ] [ screams ] woman: oh! welcome to... here he is -- the host of "afv"... and now... tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! thank you very much! thank you, caleb, for that introduction! welcome to the show.

just another day at norfolk southern. ♪ >>> table four is being cleared.s, chef. >> they're waiting. >> yes, chef. >> now i travel a lot. and i meet chefs who say i want to be number one in the world. i was in mexico, the yucatan. they don't even know how to make a tortilla. they don't know what a tortilla is made of. they lose touch with what tradition is. >> that looks good. >> it's good for you to try this, the herring, the rye bread, the smoked fish, the traditional stuff, you know, when you grow up as a cook here, and you think of this as old fashioned you don't see it as an inspiration for your future endeavors as a cook. the next thing we serve you is flat bread. very traditional here. we spice ours with chutes of spruce and oak tree. >> this is amazing. amazing. >> that's good. >> sophistication. something that is so down to earth flavor-wise. >> no doubt about it. that's both, like, really classic and totally new. how you doing? >> hello. cheers. >> i'm learning, danes may be stiff, but they sure as hell know how to drink. nils is a danish renaiss

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just another day at norfolk southern. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the lead." you hear, that's the sugar hill gang featuring big bank hank. we have to sadly report that hank passed away this morning from complications of cancer. he was 57 years old. >>> now for our pop culture lead, one of the all-time favorite tv dads and a pop icon culture that even his sweaters are considered a thing. now that serious allegations from a decade ago resurfaced, bill cosby's brand, the loveable, huggable mega star could be facing a major hit. yesterday, cosby, or his social media handlers, tried to cause a little buzz by turning his pictures into internet means on twitter. many used the opportunity to call out cosby for a series of sexual assault allegations against him. 14 allegations, to be precise. all of which he has denied. still, the stunts led the captions such as this. "that feeling you get from being america's most beloved serial rapist." . certainly not what the cosby had in mind. the allegations first arose in 2004. he was never convicted. the scandal seemed to be be

sky fox was over amount on road and norfolk drive.ea miller heights elementary school is in this area but we are hearing that the school is not closed. we are not sure what exactly led to this happening but take a look at this it almost takes up an entire street. >> that is a big one, man, like florida big. >>> well, hearts are certainly we have think morning as a tabernacle new jersey neighborhood copes with the shooting death of two kids. >> lets get to steve keeley live on the scene with more on this, steve. >> reporter: look at the clock, it was 9:16 when the first 911 call came in. so this time yesterday in one still had any idea what was going on in the house or the in the mind of a moth over three and this morning you see police from the local state trooper barracks still guarding the the home, still taped off in the crime scene and they still admit they don't have all of the answers. one answer they gave us was that what did it look like when you got in there? chaotic, horrific and there was a lot of blood. >> greg, come over

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the norfolk southern train forces the truck 75 feet down the track before finally coming to a stop. > like slow motion. it hit in the trailer, and it kind of scooted down the trailer, and then it was pushing on the cab and knocked down signals. rocks were flying everywhere. >> mark skaggs lives in town and videotapes trains for a hobby. he's recording a different train moments before impact and almost misses the collision. >> i heard the whistle blowing, and i spun around and caught it just at that instant. i kind of had a sinking feeling because i thought, oh, man, this guy could be dead. >> the train engineer and conductor check on the truck driver. he survives. rescue workers arrive quickly and take him to the hospital. he's released the next day. >> he was fortunate that the train wasn't going any faster. it could have been much worse. >> and in the southeastern united states, another train enthusiast gets the shot of a lifetime. november 21, 2007, salisbury, north carolina. a tractor trailer is slowly crossing the railroad tracks when a norfolk southern freight train plows right

we have a large sinkhole that swallowed a utility truck, north hampton road at norfolk drive stick too avoid the problems with crews on the scene. one more look in new castle county, 495 and mlk boulevard, construction is blocking the left lane until 5:00. >> new on "action news," a struggle between a teacher and student at a california swimming pool is caught on camera. the video shows the treerch trying to drag the 14-year-old into the pool. peterson was put on paid leave for a month. the family said they do plan a lawsuit. >> this story is also new on "action news," a greedy thief gobbled up 140 frozen turkeys from an illinois meat market, the turkeys were supposed to be given to the needy. police believe the thief was prowling for tools and took the turkeys instead. they estimate the loss at $1,000. >> in the next half-hour of "action news," a dramatic ending to a police chase caught on camera and kansas, missouri. >>> a preview of pitch perfect ii is coming up. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard rig

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like it and one of the things that they keep coming up with why they shouldn't have to go down to norfolkdie of malaria, which is the number one killer of american troops in the chesapeake is malaria at norfolk which is a graveyard for these militia. the reason they come up with is, the slaves are probably going to rise up and revolt if the militias pull out of the coast. the irony is, by all measures of violence, such as arson, poisoning, murdering of masters, even running away in the piedmont goes way down during the war. but there is so many militia men marching back and forth on these roads that actually the slaveholders in the piedmont are in more secure control than they were. the reverse is true in tidewater where enslaved people can see the british warships, they can hear the british warships because coburn very thoughtfully has their band playing as they go up and down, coburn liked to call attention to himself and he also liked to call attention because he knew that if -- that if enslaved people would come the night after they heard this warship moving up and down, let's say, th

it's retweeted in norfolk, back in june. students just found out about it and they protested the administration's lack of action this week. naacp says they didn't take work -- >> cosby gave a model a pill and a glass of wine back in 1982. she said when she woke up, she wasn't wearing any pajamas and remembered being in pain. cosby's lawyer is calling these claims "outrageous." she's now the fifth woman to accuse cosby of sex abuse. netflix is postponing his launch of new comedy special. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at noon, the warm-up is on the way but will it make it in time for the we >> can we look forward to tomorrow weather-wise? >> it's still going to be a cooler than average but we'll be in the 40's instead of the 30's. >> we'll dip down again on your friday but starting this weekend, we'll see a more significant warm-up that will last decent stretch, at least into the middle of next week. >> ok. we'll take it. thanks for joining us this midday. >> see you back hero a [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! oh! hey, hey, hey! [c

just another day at norfolk southern. >> it is midnight on the east coast, 11:00 p.m.ks news tonight, protests from coast to coast one night after the grand jury decided not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. we are live in ferguson, missouri. cnn's reporters are on the scene of protests all over this country. joining us first now is paul in los angeles. paul? >> well, don, i am right outside los angeles police department it is. >> protesters are often times nose to nose with officers. "hands up don't shoot" is what they're saying. there hasn't been any shoving or violence here. again, this is a protest that startedes

a group of young adventurers grieving after their friends were struck by an oncoming norfolk southernaturday afternoon. >> two of them on the south end of the bridge. we hit one for sure. i'm not sure what happened to the other one, over. >> reporter: gregoire killed instantly. bridges airlifted to a nearby hospital. they are still investigating how and why the two got up on the bridge. the area is popular with photographers and nature lovers like gregoire posting this photo on instagram one week ago posing on the very same bridge where he lost his life. we've seen these terrifying train track accidents before. in july, these two women in indiana trying to outrun a freight train surviving incredibly by laying down flat on the tracks. >> you'd have to ignore these warning signs and climb over this seven-foot high barbed wire fence. despite the obvious risk, more than 400 people in the u.s. are killed each year while trespassing on train tracks. the number of deaths up nearly 25% in the last year. victoria bridges is one of the survivors now recovering at home and possibly facing crimin

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the railroad norfolk southern told us they could put up more signs and build higher fences but that would not stop someone determined to get on the track. bazi kanani, abc news. >>> president obama is opening a three-country tour of the asia-pacific region with a stop in china. he speaks at the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. he'll also meet with the chinese president. then he flies to myanmar and australia. >>> new evidence general motors was aware of the ignition switch defect earlier than it has admitted. "the wall street journal" reports they ordered replacement switches almost two months before it notified federal safety regulators. the switches are linked to 30 deaths. this report calls into question when gm realized there was a problem. >>> american airlines and flight attendants are in the middle of a labor dispute. by just 16 votes the union members voted against a proposed five-year contract. more than 16,000 flight attendants voted. the union had said the proposed deal had higher wages and better work rules than any other airline, but with arbitration, the new contrac

just another day at norfolk southern. >>> i'm jake tapper live. from ferguson, missouri, we're in the county seat, clayton, where the grand jury was meeting and where they made their decision. we are waiting to hear what that decision is for our continuing coverage of the national lead. as i said, the grand jury has decided whether to indict or not indict police officer darren wilson who shot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old, michael brown, in august. we could learn exactly what they decided any moment now. but for now, the community here is, again, preparing for protests. ashley yates is an activist and a key voice that has emerged from the crowd of protesters. she joins me now live. ashley, you're all waiting for this decision. how are you communicating? do you have some sort of text message, meet at this place at this time? how are you going to decide how to protest, if it comes to that? >> we've been planning for weeks. we've known this is coming for 109 days now. and we started planning very early and it's only progressed from there. we've t

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only 30 in columbus and cleveland, near 70 in norfolk. this is what is coming and this cold is going to be with us for a couple of days now. 41 in cumberland and we are stuck at 46 in washington and frederick. with the rain, at reagan national, winds are calm at the moment, and it is just not a pretty day. futurecast, shows how quickly this stuff will pullt. by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. for the drive home, we should be in much better shape. let me tell you the wind chills are going to drop big time. tomorrow morning we get wind chills in the single digits north and west through the teens in town. and i think wind chills tomorrow 15 to 25. colder late, rain tapers to showers. 28 tonight, but low to mid-20s in the suburbs. 34 tomorrow. cold spots, north and west, may not get above 30 with wind chills 15 to 25. this is a lot more like january than november. by wednesday not as cold, very cold in the morning. still about 20 below average. thursday friday saturday, better. still cool, mid-40s. sunday back in the mid-50s, late in the day into sunday ni

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sink hole opened up and truck fell in as crews work to repair a water main at norfolk drive and hampton road. we have had damage you can see right here from chopper three, you can see that view. the truck hit a gas main and then everyone was in 300 feet of the sink hole was evacuated. hours later the weight of the another truck caused a sin k hole to span. look at it now. it is unclear when all of the resident will be allowed to return. >>> and trouble on the turnpike, an overturned tractor trailer block the eastbound exit ramp this morning at willow grove interchange. it was here, thousands of pound of paper a. we are told traffic was delayed until the scene was cleared but nobody was hurt. >>> an elderly woman is in the hospital tonight after being pulled from a burning home in gloucester county camden county. i broke out in the 700 block of highland avenue this morning. chopper three was over that scene. a second person in that home, was also taken to the hospital for observation, three dogs also died here. officials say that there were no working smoke detectors in that home. the ca

we're looking at 60s out ahead of this front. 63 in roanoke as well as norfolk, virginia. 65 in charlottelle 63 degrees. but on the other side of that front, look at the temperatures. 35 in chicago as well as st. louis. 33 in springfield. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s for desmoines as well as minneapolis and the single digits for rapid city. as we time this front, you can see out ahead of it it stays pretty mild and muggy. overnight 2:00 a.m. we're looking at some drizzle. some patchy fog developing across the area and then that front continues to move through during the day tomorrow. but i think we'll make it into the mid 60s before that front moves through and the winds are going to pick up and certainly be winds of change and thursday we're looking at blustery conditions as well as the potential for some lake effect snow. some of those streamers could move into the pocono mountains with some flurries and then by the second half of the weekend, we could be looking at some rain, maybe even some wet flakes around the philadelphia area. so overnight, temperatures only in the 50s

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that heavy rain band will move north towards eastern north carolina from wilmington up to norfolk, virginia, maybe as much as 3 to 4 inches of rain tomorrow morning. then snow begins. over the mountains of west virginia through washington, d.c., around new york city, north and west towards boston. some of these areas may receive more than a foot of snow from the berkshires, parts of southern new england and back into the lower hudson valley of new york. safe travels to you and everyone, brian. >> all right, you do the same, janice huff in the weather center, thanks. >>> we'll take a break. still ahead tonight, what it felt like here in ferguson for those who just want to live their lives in peace and set a good example for those coming up. >>> and some of the day's other news, including sweeping changes from the feds coming soon to a theater near you. you >>> we are back from here in ferguson, missouri, which was last night the scene of so much violence. race is a big issue here. african-americans make up close to 70% of the population, yet they are way more likely to get stopped while behi

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