they moved to norfolk, virginia , in 1787, becoming norfolk's first permanent jewish residents. they reestablished their business and by 1791, they were doing well enough to purchase this land and begin construction on this beautiful mansion. they moved in by 1795. five generations of the family have lived in this house. they are the only family to ever live in this house until it became a museum in 1931. one of the great things about that is they left the house with the contents intact. the majority of the furnishings that we are going to see are not only antiques but date to the first generation of the myers family. seee look above us, we can one of the finest examples of neoclassical plasterwork to be found at any time in america. the ceiling is in the robert adams style. we also have a beautiful clock. this is original to the house and the family. it predates the house as moses would have brought this with him from new york city. this is the first room that many guests would have seen. they would be welcomed into this room while one of the enslaved servants would have brough

live in norfolk, john cuoco, 7news. a new trial for a convicted murderer getting wrund way in federal court. jury selection started in the indicates against gary ley sampson convicted of killing three men back in 2001. sampson was sentenced to death 13 years ago but that was thrown out in 2011 because of juror misconduct. a new jury will decide if he will spend life in prison or get the death penalty. >> the bait rots putting they will go up against the dolphins this year. randy gillette is here this afternoon and what the team is saying. >> gronkowski back at practice surrounded by players you would think running sky high after a season-opening win on the road against a tough arizona team. >> any w feels good. sleep on the plane i was so jacked up from winning. >> reporter: the coach is looking forward to the miami game by looking back at season-ending loss to the same team that cost the patriots homefield advantage through the play-offs. >> all you gotta do is turn on our game against miami last year. bad coach and ba

csx and norfolk southern are up. and just since the end of june, csx, norfolk southern and union pacific are up 6%, even ksu has gained 3%. so what is behind the tremendous rally in the railroad names? a remarkable reversal since this market got hit 15 months. and more important, can these stocks continue to run? first and foremost, the expectation got so low that at last they could be beaten. remember the rails are rebounding in the wake of hideous declines and they are still off their highs of 2014. they kept slashing their estimates, all the way down. and by the beginning of the year, the estimates earnings had been cut to the bone allowing the companies to meet or beat the numbers rather than missing them, even though the railroads are still posting weaker than expected revenues, they're still able to deliver earnings beating. wall street got too negative. second, what else has been driving these relatively robust earnings per share numbers? all the major rails bought back substantial amounts of their own stock w

this is the look at tropical storm hermine right now, right near norfolk we see some of the heaviest rain, we're going to start looking more closely as this moves forward what it could mean for us rainwise but right now this is current in norfolk, over half an inch per hour, same if you go off to sea a bit offshore. we're looking at pockets of those heavier rain showers moving through and that will linger in our area in the days to come. we will talk more about the timing of those showers coming up. >>> now to that breaking news in atlantic city, a shooting investigation is under way near a popular shopping area. nbc 10's pamela osbourne is live in a.c. this morning to fill us in on the details. pam. >> reporter: rosemary, we've been on the ground here for about 20 minutes and what we see are more and more police officers rushing into the area. now, this is columbus boulevard here, take a look, you can see police have set up a perimeter. the only people going in and out of that area are police officers right now. new jersey state police confirming to us that this is a shooting incide

after school, norfolk police helped parents get their children off the bus. recovering from a traumatic morning when their bus stop routine turned into a frightening accident scene. >> a child's been hit. >> a child's been hit by a car. >> everybody was screaming basically. screaming, crying. >> reporter: a friend of the toddler who was hit here says he got a frantic text from the boy's motherment she has other children. i the bus stop to drop them off for school. >> reporter: as he darted into the road, police say he was hit by this passing bmw. the 44-year-old woman behind the wheel stopped, visibly shaken. the norfolk fire chief says the child was not only hit but had been struck by a vehicle had been thrown a distance into some woodland area. we can say that the child is quite verbal on location. which is always a good indicator. >> reporter: he was air lifted to the medical center. and a bit of good news, he did not break any bones and he's doing okay tonight. christina hager, >>> tonight a man accused of leading police on a chase, crashing head-on with

norfolk police say it happened at 8:30 this morning. eyewitnesses tell us the child was crying when emergency responders arrived. they say this is a school bus stop and the child was with his brother. witnesses described hearing screams. >> i heard the screaming and the yelling. the children and the parents that were out there waiting with their children. and obviously, i went out because i didn't know what happened. i didn't hear a crash or anything. like. that i went out there. there w children waiting for the school bus and a lot of parents waiting with the kids. and this little boy was, you know, lying on the side of the road. not really moving at the moment. a couple of minutes later, he did start to moan a little bit. then he started to cry. >> reporter: and that child was med-flighted to the hospital. we are still waiting for an update on injuries. one thing a few neighbors have told us around here is that this street, this intersection speeding drivers. that is the latest live in norfolk, john cuoco, 7 news. >> sarah: also break

the norfolk da's office will work with new leadership as we continue to assure the rights of defendants. ed: a boston landmark vandalized overnight, causing thousands in damage. police say a rock was thrown through the window of the cathedral of the holy cross. the window contains original stained glass dating back to the 19th century. large crowds were expected there today as a relic, the heart of italian saint padre pio, arrived at the cathedral. facebook founder mark zuckerberg, putting his billions to good use. anchor: are we over sanitizing kids? it may be a good idea to let them get a little dirty. anchor: skies are clear. changes on the way. there's the arrival of a cold front and a temperature change. >> sky 5, a shooting reported at a cvs. transported at the benefits of all in food. >> the three seasonal veggies packing a healthy punch. >> and tracking a few showers and a big temperature change. the time line on when it starts to feel like fall friday, >> take a look at traffic. that traffic is heading where? that is a mess. we begin down by split. it's pretty bad already. it w

that makes vacationing in europe less attractive and norfolk more. >> it's a big issue, because now ie to be careful. because we don't know which way user going to go, so i think we have to be a bit more conservative in our spending. >> the ongoing uncertainty weighs on people's s minds. timothy lang's included. as professor of food policy at city university london, he's concerned that l leaving the eu will negatively affect his countrymen's eating habits. >> we import horticulture and we export whiskey, alcohol and biscuits. and meat and dairy. actually, we get the good stuff from being members of the european union and we export heart disease! >> britain imports two-thirds of its foodstuffs. imports from the eu are currently duty and tax-free, but no one knows if they'll stay that way. overall, food prices have already risen since the brexit vote. that hits the poor hardest, as buying food consumes an ever larger part of their income. the uk's huge service sector is also in danger. it's shrinking as fast as it did during the financial crisis. in the city, london's financial centre,

down toward the norfolk area.a little bit of rain just getting into d.c.to it looks to me this is trying tg shift even farther east and some of the new eve models coming in tonight are even dryer than this. it's possible that we may get a better weekend out of it than wn thought based on what we weree seeing yesterday and even earlier today. tuned, every run counts when we're this close to it. sunday 9:00 a.m. maybe we're still throwing back a little bi of moisture. it's going to have a much bigger effect at the beaches. because of the uncertainty stils let'sco possibility of periods of rain for sat, maybe a rumble of thunder, sunday 73.sund much cooler, but it looks likeie monday would be a brighter day and again friday looking fantastic and maybe some signs of improvement coming with that track coming in just a littleus bit, but no lessening of the impact on hermine on florida as well as the carolinas as it as works its way north.th. cooler air for us andeny the cooler air while you can because it looks like sta

. >>> heart-stopping moments at a bus stop in norfolk. it happened in a split second, a 2-year-old boy darts away from his family and is hit by a car. stephanie is live at the crash scene. stephanie, neighbors told you cars speed down this road all the time? >> reporter: and, vanessa, the speed limit here on grove street is only 30 miles an narrow and doesn't even have any sidewalks. again, neighbors tell me that cars often go much faster. now, amazingly, the boy who was struck right here didn't suffer any broken bones, that's what we're being told. however, witnesses say this was just absolutely awful. >> i heard the screaming and the yelling of the -- of the children and the parents that were out there waiting with their children. >> reporter: as soon as janet nathan heard the screaming this morning, she ran outside and describes what she saw as absolutely know, lying on the side of the road, not really moving at the moment. he did, a couple minutes later, he did start to moan a little bit. and then he started to cry. >> reporter: norfo

it happened on strawberry lane in norfolk. no charges have been filed against the driver. and fox 25 is there live tonight. this happened just feet from >> reporter: and if you can imagine scary, scary for all the parents as well as the children here watching all this unfold. and taking a look behind me hours later you can see all these spray paint marks indicating exactly where this happened. >> any time a child is hurt everyone's heart starts to bleed. >> for neighbors in this quiet area of norfolk prayers with with the family of the two-year-old struck by a car his mother and older brother to this bus stop on grove street. police say the boy ran out into the road and was hit. >> i heard the screaming and the yelling of the children and the parents that were out there waiting with their children. that's awful. it's awful. >> reporter: police say the boy was conscience and alert but was taken by helicopter to tufts medical center. jim leehand, a neighbor and town selectman, tells us the initial report was the boy didn't have any broken bones. >> somebody was watching out

ed: 5 investigates tonight -- the norfolk county d.a. is making a move to help prevent another evidence room scandal like the one playing out in braintree that's setting drug dealers free. d.a. mike morrisey will use drug departments in norfolk county in need of an evidence audit. the head of the mass police chiefs association also tells 5 investigates they're sending a reminder to departments to check to make sure their evidence rooms are in order. 5 investigates was first to report that a recent audit of the braintree police department found missing guns, drugs and cash. today another drug case, where a man was accused of dealing heroin and cocaine, was dismissed. heather: this is new at 6:00. western mass take a look at all the pot plants. last night, massachusetts environmental police officers located this large marijuana grow site within the daughters of the american revolution state forest in goshen. officers seized a total of 47 pot plants. no word on any arrests. ed: it is starting to feel a wee bit like fall. in the morning? hea

right now centered still to the southwest of us, areas like norfolk looking at some pretty heavy rain that's moving through. looking at the rain rates reporting rights now, pockets heaviest in yellows, oranges and reds, 1.34 inches per hour. this is moving along kind of rotating around the system look in areas like cape charles a little farther north about a third of an inch per hour, also starting to pick up. winds ahead of this are starting to affect us along parts of the delaware beaches, the jersey shore, pamela osborne just said in atlantic city winds are starting to crank up. we will talk more about winds and where hermine is moving in a few minutes. >>> 6:44 right now on this saturday and i believe we have some video to show you from the high school blitz. let's take a look. we will have these highlights from all the business games this week plus which teams you can vote for in our game of the week. >>> let's take another look at the first alert radar, you can see hermine hovering right now over north carolina, still pounding that coast, moving up toward virginia as krystal kle

it will be closer to norfolk and then out to sea. how long does it hang around?we'll have to watch that. winds of 45 miles an hour saturday at 8 that pushes rain in here saturday afternoon. we certainly see the clouds from it saturday and we probably still deal with rain on sunday morning depending how fast that gets away. so here's what we're thinking. lola infects will still have to include rain and gusty winds saturday and sunday. and keep in mind that the worst of the center of hermane which would be pretty far south and eat of us and a bit of pounding on the beaches and you will be impacted if you go to beaches and you may want to reconsider that based on the track and will hermane linger off the coast? after sunday? we'll have to see what happens with that as well. and a lot has to do with this big blocking area of high pressure will it trap it a little bit or get out of the way and give it a kick. either way we're thinking for the weekend chillier and mid 70s rain developing saturday afternoon maybe some heavy south and east and the way things are tracking

governor terry mcauliffe said the storms could bring life threatening conditions to virginia beach, norfolk and hampton areas and gave a warning to people traveling this labor day weekend. >> protecting the life and safety of our citizens is most important. we will have a much better idea later this evening and first thing tomorrow morning, about what is going to happen. now, i would be cautious about getting on the roads knowing there is a strong possibility of life threatening storm surges coming. >> translation for example you don't have to travel, don't travel. the governor is activating 270 members of the virginia national guard to prepare for mass flooding and power outages. >>> how much wind and rain will hermine bring this way? howard bernstein tracking the storm and the weather center. >> big difference from the metro, they get gusts, 30, 35 to the atlantic, gusts over 50, maybe 55, closer to the storm. the storm at this hour is over south carolina, here, 95, heavy rains, a tornado watch along coastal areas, goes for north carolina, we are talking a lot of rain. this is one compute

state attorney general's office has been contacted as thousands of criminal cases go under review in norfolk county. we first reported this week an audit found the braintree police evidence room in disarray. sources telling 5 investigates hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, drugs, guns and other property is missing. criminal cases from 2013 through may of this year are now under review. the da's office has already identified some cases that may be impacted, and they believe prosecution of hundreds more could be affected. the attorney general's office declined to comment. a major bust right near the public garden. boston police arrested two men officers initially approached the pair as they sat on a bench near the swan boats smoking pot. mohamed soltani and adnan tahlil got up and walked away, but they were followed and arrested after a confrontation with police. both men face gun and drug charges. doug: students at boston latin head back to school next week under new leadership. the new interim headmaster michael contompasis is no stranger to the school. he had previously served as hea

the t ndter bands of hermineouter sps inning from off shore to onn shore including hamptons roads r norfolk area.norfol that's where they hav seeing wind gusts over gusts o 50 miles an hour this morning and some of that rain has made it into milme of tha our area sa saint mary's county seeing as ce more moderate band of those t showers right now and thatt extends down to the northern neck of virginia.irgi but what you see right now is probably as far as the rain isri going to advance meaning saintng mary's county the southernouther chesapeake all of our beaches salisbury eastern shore youstere guys will see rain and wind.ind. for us in washington it isn just clouds and it will be breezy. the mountainsbr will have aill a sunny beautiful day. day a wide variety of weatherarie impact from this tropical arge that remains largely off shore through the holiday holid weekend. one thing that is so is s noticeable everywhere you go g is these cooler temperatures.pee after another very hot week beautiful friday.riy. we cooled off overnight. it's 70 in washington but with a nice north breeze it feels

still, areas like norfolk will be getting heavy rain.y, some rain, maybe one inch to two inches or so, some wind around ocean city could gust as high as 60 miles per hour. the worst of it -- high as 50 miles per hour. this is the outer banks. at the coast, we will be doing a little bit better. gustse an hour wind saturday, ocean city, the worst throughout the day on saturday. again, eileen, that is one inch to two inches of rain for ocean city. eileen: this weekend, it is looking at whole a worse. atlantic city, heading a little farther to the north, not too bad there, especially late in the day. i want to talk about the wind speeds because it will become increasingly breezier later on tonight, but the strongest wind gusts are going to be throughout the day on saturday in ocean city with those winds gusting between 50, possibly even 60 miles per hour. as far as our weather impacts more local, it will probably be on the low end. we have maybe a few showers, but those are confined east of i-95, ofthern maryland, with some that rain and wen

tv, author walter borneman is the author and the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia, hosted this conference. this portion is about 1:10. >>> the timing of this symposium is intentional. 75 years ago next week, general macarthur was recalled from retirement to service that helped define both him and asia for many years to come. in asia as in much of the world, 1845 is yesterday and to understand the modern world, or to understand much of the modern world, you have to understand the stories we'll be exploring today. the general was buried with his wife jean and we have two floors of exhibits on his life and times and we have an exhibit to your left on the liberation of the philippines. i encourage you to explore and take time during the breaks. it will be opened until 5:00 today. this symposium is great partnership between the city of norfolk who provides key support to the macarthur memorial and their programs. i know we have several board members here and i'd like to recognize them for their support. i would like to recognize my staff who are here today and, quite frankly, helped

is at aminute event conference and was hosted by the macarthur memorial in norfolk,

the norfolk county district attorney's office is focusing on cases from 2013 to the present. braintree mayor joe sullivan says since the audit some of the evidence has been found. heat-sealed evidence bags were torn. >> there was potential of mount to do. reporter: some missing narcotics evidence was replaced with other drugs, and many sexual assault kits were being stored in a trailer outside. as 5 investigates first reported, two guns missing from the evidence room were found at the braintree home of officer susan zopatti, who was in charge of the evidence room and the only person who had access to the room during the years in question. may, days after being interviewed as part of the review. >> it makes it clear there were significant errors in handling the storage of evidence by the department. >> six drug cases have been dismissed by the district attorney's office. picture right here. it is a tattoo on the back of a man wanted for murder. live with what we are learning from that arrest warrant. >> it confirms what family members told us, this four-year-old boy watched hi

minute event is a part of a conference on world war ii and was hosted by the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia.

everybody >> christa: we have praebing news in norfolk. a toddler hit and injured at a school bus stop this morning. the latest on the investigation. >> sarah: plus, a well-known police chief off the job this afternoon. what the mayor of gloucester is saying about the case. >> christa: an unbelievable crime. a suspect accused down three police officers. the whole thing on camera. >> sarah: is it cool or creepy? fake tom brady trying to play back-up as a suspended quarterback. the forecast ahead. narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes with the koch brothers 90% of the time. she takes millions from wall street and big drug companies, and then votes to put their agenda before everyday families. higher drug prices and cutbacks to our medicare. so, think about it: new hampshire can choose the special interests' senator with kelly ayotte... or a people's senator, for a change. i'm maggie hassan (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your nei

all of suffolk and norfolk county's and north and plymouth county. has expired. the storms there are still some lightning strikes but the strongest of the storms have already come through. into the boston area, plan on it being here within the half hour. by 10:35 or 10:40 probably a little sooner than that moving into the boston area. not a lot of lightning right now but we see the lightning picking up once again in coastal sections of of these, boston, milton, all within the bottom of the hour. newbury port will be under the gun for these quickly in short order. abington down to the south towards the middle of the next half hour as well. this is a record of all the wind damage report the have seen. each one of these with tree damage, don't forget they are into the fall months. less wind could equal justice and lot of damage -- equal the same amount of damage. probably sooner than 11:00, noontime or so south shore for the cape and the islands as well. off-shore by 2:00 in the afternoon. when it stops raining, i'm talking to you out in western worcester county giv

look at those winds around norfolk, virginia, gusting close to 50 miles per hour already.ssing close to 30 in ocean city, maryland. 25-mile per hour gusts in wildwood, 23-mile per hour gusts in atlantic city. as we go hour by hour, by 7:00 tonight, winds gusting 76 miles per hour down the shore. as we move towards sunday morning, winds gusting to 75 miles per hour. tropical force winds picking up in intensity sunday night into monday. monday morning could be the height of the storm as far as the winds gusting. look at the rainfall moving in late this evening down the shore. then once again sunday some of that rain tries to of move back toward the philadelphia area, so we'll watch for that. otherwise it looks like moving into monday. some showers could linger especially down the shore. so take those tropical storm warnings seriously down the shore. winds could gust over 40 miles per hour. parages, beach erosion will be an issue. you can see as we move early next week we heat things back up. we'll be right back. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom th

not been charged. 5 investigates has learned the state attorney general's office under review in norfolk county. an audit found the braintree police evidence room in disarray. criminal cases from 2013 through may of this year are now under review. the d.a.'s office says prosecution for hundreds of cases could be effected. patriots defensive end rob ninkovich has been suspended for several games. he will sit out the first four games of the season after testing positive for a banned substance -- what he says is a supplement that he got over the counter. ninkovich says he's deat in the murder of a teenage girl found stabbed to death in east boston. police say surveillance cameras played a big role in tracking down a second suspect. newscenter 5's john atwater has the break in the case. john: prosecutors are using surveillance video from east boston street. on june 14, police show video that shows ramos leaving his apartment building, with the victim passes the harbor pacific restaurant at the end of his block. across the street, video shows them both going into the liquor store. they leave

: 5 investigates learning the state's attorney contacted as thousands of cases go under review in norfolk county. we first reported this week and audit found the braintree police evidence room in disarray. sources telling 5 investigates, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, drugs, guns and other property is now missing. criminal cases from 2013 through may of this year are under review. the das office has identified some cases that may be impacted and they believe prosecution of hundreds more could the affected. attorney general's office has declined to comment. boston police arrested two men after recovering this stash on thursday. officers initially approached the pair as they sat on a bench smoking pot. they got up and walked away but they were followed. and then arrested after a confrontation with police. both men face gone and drug leadership next week. the new headmaster is no stranger to the school. he had previously served as headmaster for 21 years but left in 1998. he is coming back amid controversy. two school leaders resigned early this year after racially charged inciden

mike: this is restorative justice in action in norfolk. led five investigates into the prison for a retreat as we agree to conceal the faces of inmates who did not want to be identified. dr. karen is a sociology professor who volunteers her time coordinating the restorative justice group here. >> we see from the incarcerated is that exchange of dialogue creates empathy. mike: the retreat brings people on both sides of deadly violence that murderers who truly understand the impact of their crimes will break the cycle of violence in prison or on the outside if there ever released. >> although it's not direct dialogue, they see a mother talking about the dead child. you have the incarcerated sitting in the obvious starting to think about, my victim had a mother and a father. that begins a process. >> there's no throw way people. everything we do has a ripple effect. mike: convicted murderer robert little is a restorative justice veteran. he was selling drugs as part of a drug game. >> shot him once in the back of head. mike: he was 17 years o

then move our way and by friday night, 50-mile-per-hour storm and for us saturday evening around the norfolk area, cone still comes back west a little bit. watch this closely. farther east impact lessens dramatically. d.c. metro area. and farther west greater. meanders around the region. saturday rain moves in. rain and wind saturday night. moving out sunday. labor day looks nice right now. impacts. some rain two to six inches and gusts and could be tidal flooding. best towards chesapeake and parts of the eastern shore. that's saturday and sunday. that's the alert days and next week looking better. going to continue to watch this. have the latest for you. >> all right doug. busy weekend coming up. redskins run through the >>> ls backup. >> big night. wasn't a lot of people there. pat collins said, i invite more people over for thanksgiving. it's been raining all day and hurricane. right now 75 players still on the roster. saturday is the deadline to cut 53. preseason is crucial for players trying to earn roster spot. number of them had moment in the sun. rained on them all night. didn't zlod

the storm saturday at 2:00 in the afternoon to the east of norfolk. by tuesday it could spin off the coast. beach erosion expected. this is the project wind gusts moving in saturday morning around 45 miles per hour for ocean city. we move through the afternoon hours into the evening. look at the wind gusts pick up. for the metro we have breezy conditions but nothing like along the delmarva coast. we could see the upward of an inch or so. this is the holiday weekend. timing is awful. saturday 76 degrees with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. the same for the day on sunday. by monday, labor day, it's looking brighter. the temperatures will be in lower 80's. probably won't be a good beach day because of the erosion expected from the potent storm. we have more in a few minutes with chief meteorologist doug hill. let's get a check on traffic. here is jamie sullivan. jamie: we are starting off with a slow area on the stretch of the beltway. basically from virginia to maryland. closer here toward bradley boulevard to bethesda. past that point to silver spr

there is hermine, by saturday, midnight, rain approaching, norfolk, some heavy overnight moving towards ocean city by day break. southern maryland, south and east of dc. we may see showers especially south and east of town in the morning. in the afternoon, looks like the bulk of the rain will be east of the bay, perhaps isolated shower or two even in to saturday night. southern maryland, the northern neck, the system sits and spins offshore for several days. might thrie to throw moisture back towards the coast, sunday and monday, depending on where this end up, depends how bad things will be at the coast. several days means beach erosion and potential dune breaches coastal low lying flooding. 6s tonight, cloudy and comfortel. 70 in town. 60s and 70s in the morning with a few showers east and southeast, northeast at 15-20, the winds, gusts higher than that. 70s in the afternoon. showers east and southeast. not too bad around here. sunday, breezy, a yellow weather alert tomorrow. i'm not too concerned in the metro. breezy and warmer monday, 86, okay for labor day, next week, once we get r

state confirmed dozens of positive tests so far this year, especially norfolk county. three people tested positive statewide. the leverett connector and 29 minutes 128 from university avenue to the weston tolls. 11 minutes right now. jason? >> jason: clouds moving in and going to be a warm day before bomb drops out and timing out rain coming coming up. involved in brad what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] chicken cacciatore... with peppers, mushrooms and basil. braised to perfection thanks to our unique ez oven packaging. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven and dinner's ready. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. >> catherine: yahoo says 500 million accounts have been hacked and they are urging company to do more to protect users. jacqueline fell is in washington and jackie, this could be one of the largest breaches ever. >> reporter: good morning. immediately and to watch for any suspicious activity. now, the company says it believes a state sponsored actor was behind the data breach. that means someo

in some areas....people saw almost 10 inched of rain.the water was so high in norfolk... people had to leave their cars in wasit deep water. the oo and delays. closer to home in trempleau county.... residents saw more than 4 inches of rain in just a couple of hours. yesterday's rain caused river banks to overflow... and washed out roads.the area is already recovering from heavy rain fall and massive flooding from earlier this breaking news right now...i-94 shut down in minneapolis because of heavy rain and let's get a closer look at this map from the minnesota d-o-t -- closures all over the state.some of these are because of construction but many of them are because of the flooding there. when you get a look at this video, you can see why those roads are being shut down -- this is from maple grove, minnesota -- about 15 miles from minneapolis. drivers stranded and business swamped.some drivers actually pushing their cars through the flooding.the sheriff's office there says they calls of severe flooding at many intersections and residential basements late wednesday night.

zakim bridge and hour and 15 minutes 128 southbound route 1 in peabody to the breaking news out of norfolk where car has hit a child. this happened 30 minutes ago on strawberry lane. quiet dead end street. no word yet on the age of the child or severity of the injuries but police tell us med-flight is at the scene and crew on the way and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >> daniel: developing this morning local police chief who gained national reputation for fight against the heroin epidemic is now off the job. >> julie: he is on paid leave on getting explanation from the chief all morning. >> michael: just hung up the phone with an attorney for chief leonard campanula and he says that a statement is coming into my inbox any minute now. excuse me if i keep refreshing it and so far still no answers is to why chief campanula has been placed on paid leave pending investigation and released last night and reached out to the mayor's office this morning for further explanation and have not heard back whatsoever. chief campanula is somebody who has a lot of stature in the community

we do have winds, tropical storm force and maybe a little higher north of norfolk. i guess the good news with this is most winds, those expand as they move out, all over shore. we will still see some good gusts along our coast. this is brand new. i guarantee you have not seen this. howard made this. this is going to be a storm surge. remember the hurricane has been sitting in the gulf for days. it's been building up water as it moves ashore, it takes the te storm surge if you will. what they call the big bend of florida, we are looking at a 10 to 12-foot storm surge. the good news is not many folks live here because apalachicola to the west and bigger cities are to the south. still that is a huge storm surge with hermine. rainfall is the ordaininger. look at the rainfall, 6, 8, 10 inches of rain. this is by friday at 5:00, heavy rain almost to raleigh durham. then we get into saturday. it does appear that the threat of heavy rain is not much for the metro area anymore given the track but it will be for the coast. also the lower bay and northern neck, talking two or

take a look at these cars trapped under water at the campus of norfolk state university. the area saw more rain. residents of seaside heights are preparing for the worst nearly four years after hurricane sandy sacked their shorelines. they have been filling up sandbags to protect their homes. we'll have live reports coming up in the next hour. >>> new from overnight, police are looking for suspects in a murder in the kensington section of the city. police say the victim was shot a number of times in the chest. the motive remains under information. >>> this morning two suspects face charges in the attempted murder of a police officer police release third degree photo of a suspect. it was in front of the see sars parking garage. when police got out of their car, bullets started flying. one officer was shot in the head. the wounded officers's partner returned fire and stroke one of the gunmen. >> our suspect was found about a block and a half away on missouri and pacific avenue. he was collapsed. the men were both arrested yesterday without incident. >>> now to suggestion 20

raleigh, fayetteville, clouds up the 95 corridor, rocky mount, wilson, us into delmarva peninsula and norfolk and suffolk and all that area into the southeastern part of virginia, which may hit the that circulation around what was once hermine and brought a couple showers yesterday up in halifax county but as we look on the radar, the closest us to, these things are dying out around route 58, more stuff to the west. no rain in the forecast, hot temperatures, lower 70s and mid- 70s goldsboro so uncomfortable mid-60s. the map turns yellow and orange and we will see 90s by noontime today so 73 or so at 8:00 and 83 at 10:00, 90 at noon. i added the heat index when you factor in the humidity and will feel like the upper 90s and at 4:00. all afternoon in the 90s, 84 degrees at 8:00. sandhills, pretty consistent and 96 penson, 93 roanoke rapids, 95 rapid county, 94 durham and chapel hill, 93 on the virginia border. it's starting to stretch out more of the same tomorrow and mostly sunny skies and futurecast, mostly sunny. this is to the north of us and will not get here until sunday and not much mois

the last game of the bulls season today at 1:05 for the 1st pitch versus norfolk, i believe it is. i'll have the forecast for that game coming up in just a couple minutes here. right now the durham, it's 61 degrees. our wake forest has 57. we've got 59 in kerry and monocure this morning. about 60 over towards buckhorn. as we wind that view a bit, we're ranging from upper degrees. south hill up to 63. rocky mount wilson area up to 62. we have 64 in irwin and fayetteville. about 62 degrees for southern pines. now, as we take a look at satellite across the region over the last 24 hours, you'll see a couple things here. just fair weather clouds over north carolina at times yesterday. not an awful lot of those. then clear skies here the night. still the circulation associated with hermine off to our northeast. certainly doesn't look the classic way that tropical systems do. it's got a frontal boundary associated with it. it's a low pressure area. there's an upper-level low just south -- it's moving north slowly now, with 70 miles per hour maximum sustained winds. but that upper level lo

falling in parts of georgia, south carolina and even into north carolina just on the northern fringe of norfolk. right now in d.c., it is beautiful. we will get our next update at 2:00. 65 miles per hour. it will continue moving towards the no -- the northeast. it will continue moving towards stallstheast, then before new england. a lot of strong wind and some heavy rain at the beaches. we have new information that just came in with in the last hour. a tropical storm warning is now in effect for southern maryland. as you head into the beaches, ocean city. we could have strong wind gusts. st. mary's, leonardtown, lexington park, winds gusting to 40 miles per hour saturday and sunday. gusts along the beaches, especially in ocean city. would not know anything is going on if you stepped out the door right now. it is just delightful. around 80 degrees. clouds will be thickening as we get into the afternoon and evening. let's see how the storm has been impacting parts of the south. millions of americans are bracing for impact today as tropical storm hermine moves inland. made this morning, hermine la

the east coast right around norfolk virginia has some big storms right now south of the dc area down to north carolina. we could also see some rain in parts of florida today. it is fairly mild in the west >> it should be a great drive this morning. southbound coming down along i- 70 it is nice and wide open. the a line is running on time. if you are heading eastbound, speeds are at the 60s. >>> 65 in denver right now. >> coming up next, many are looking to get fit doing the job. >>> violent protests broke out after a black man was killed by police in charlotte, north carolina. i am hena daniels with more on what some are calling another incident of police brutality coming up. >> it is time now for the ford sports break. >> the chief told him actions speak louder than words and monday. marshall took that to heart and the elementary. he has been in the spotlight after taking a knee during the national anthem. he is donating money for every tackle he makes this season as part of his tackle change initiative. but he knows it is more than just about money. >> coming out to schools in tryi

next, on american history tv, author walter borneman is the author and the macarthur memorial in norfolk, virginia, hosted this conference. this portion is about 1:10. >>> the timing of this symposium is intentional. 75 years ago next week, general macarthur was recalled from retirement to service that helped define both him and asia for many years to come. in asia as in much of the world, 1845 is yesterday and to understand the modern world, or to understand much of the modern world, you have to understand the stories we'll be exploring today. the general was buried with his wife jean and we have

norfolk tends to flood a little bit.le you can see high tied, but it's calm down since then. it sms passed. it makes me cringe a little bitt thank you so much for checking in with us, matt. we appreciate it.t. stay safe out there. >> you, too. > okay. we want to take a look at whatat it looks like in row boat atat beach just a few hours ago. we were up in delaware, our laura evans.ans. she is there try and vacation with her family and not get too wet. take a look. >>reporter: et. i wanted to give you another update on what we're seeing here in rehoboth beach and the winds have picked up, the rain has stopped right now for a moment. it's supposed to start rainingng again pretty soon so i wanted td get outside and get to the beach and show you what we'rewe'r experiencing hereá;ereá the storm surge has really p picked up. the waves are really strong.tron here's what we're seeing right now. it is really, really the waves are coming up. i don't know even know if youif could hear me right now, but the waves are huge. and not a lot of people on the beach right now. > man, it's exact

over norfolk sandra wrote, if this is the worst thing that washed ashore this weekend, we'll be okay. she is talking ou ball, not the dog. melissa was no match for her mine. up from there recorded lots of wind. check out the people braving this mess. cynthia tweeted waves are crazy. >> tom reported look what her mine washed up on the beach. >> great images images there, folks. let us help you. you just might see them on our television screen. >>> in other news the hunt is on for a rapist with a gun. alex andrea police say a man kidnapped and raped a girl. the victim called police after call alexandria police right away. >>> looking for a suspect involved in a shooting near the boardwalk in atlantic city and it all started when officers stopped 3 men. they won't say why the men were stopped but they say they opened fire on the officers. police fired back and killed one of the men. the other 2 took off. in fresno california, two corrections officers are in critical condition after a shooting inside a county jail. police wrestled to the grounds and took him into custody. authorities say

that's according to the norfolk district attorney's office. that's brings the total of affected cases to 22. a scathing audit found missing and mishandled evidence. ed: muggy today but cooler temps are on the way. heather: how low they could go this weekend. plus, police, searching for the owner of two dogs abandoned in a ed: right now, an investigation is underway into a deadly confrontation at foxwoods resort casino. an armed casino patron was confronted by tribal police in a parking garage. shots were fired, and that person is now dead. connecticut state police say there was an outstanding arrest warrant for the patron. heather: a city known for witches is about to become the new home of the satanic temple. the satanic temple is a nationally recognized political and religious group. its new command center will open on friday, in a former funeral home around the corner from an elementary school. the news has some residents feeling unsettled. >> i think it's going to bring a lot of controversy. they fenced up the whole place, sort of some sec

the heaviest rain bands are moving into kill devil hills and up into norfolk, virginia. here is a look at the forecast track. 50 mile an hour wind and still a tropical storm over north carolina. it does move out over the open waters. the biggest threat will be the heavy rain and the storm surge and bringing the flooding problems. meanwhile, the pacific is nearing the hawaiian islands. watches and warnings are up. watches for the other islands and the clouds will build and they will be pretty large and packing winds of 105 miles an hour. luckily the storm is staying well north of the hawaiian island chain. and it will weaken as it passes through, but they could be seeing some heavy rain with it. if you have plans to travel there, keep that in mind and it could impact your flight as we head into tomorrow. eric and ama? >> eric: thank you. they open the doors to this mini-van and make a shocking discovery. >> ama: and crushed by a fallen tree. a medical setback for the mother left injured at a bay area park. >> eric: and exploding batteries. they say samsung's just announce

. >>> a toddler struck in the street in norfolk. a car hit the 2-year-old near a bus stop this morning. witnesses say the boy was at the bus stop with his little brother when he wandered into the witnesses say he was conscious and alert. >>> a new billboard hopes to bring new leads to the investigation in a decades old unsolved murder. the body of susan taraaswicz was found 27 years ago today. the new billboards debuted today in the greater boston area. state police say they hope someone might notice the billboards and come forward with information. >>> still to come here on 7news at 6:00, we follow the money, millions for local police but they haven't had it. >> and jimmy g giving some insight and how the pats are preparing for miami. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why