there's an area of tloeps low pressure developing near norfolk, virginia. the rain will end by the morning commute, though, across the area. but then we could be in store for a bit of snow. there's actually two chances of that coming up between now and next week. >>> here again is a live look at the rain in new jersey. checkey, where are you and what are you seeing? >> reporter: sibila, we are on the 287 northbound. as you can probably tell, there's a bunch of brake lights. you can see the red brake lights ahead of us. that's because we're moving quite slowly even though there's not much rain right now. drizzle. it's been that way on the 287 nob northbound for quite a while now. >> i think we're losing your signal there. stay on top of the heavy with our news 4 app. >>> it's been one year since elen el ellen brody was driving home from work in valhalla. moments later she was dead. exactly why is a mystery. but many safety improvements at the crossing were promised. >> reporter: and the short answer is not a whole lot has been done just yet. meanwhile i am l

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>> reporter: the police have made 28 arrests including a murder suspect from norfolk, virginia. but the hits keep on coming. and coming. >> revoked registration. >> reporter: mostly for suspended registrations. its that what you thought the system would do when you got it? >> no. no. we were looking at -- at stolen vehicles. or vehicles wanted in crimes. >> after three months the free port cameras tracked 17 million plates in a village of 50,000. in exchange for the security, the police are drowning in data. overtime is way up. now the chief is asking state and federal governments for help. >> have a force of 95 officers. we cuffed use many more. >> the readers do make mistakes. this one misread the 800 number of the stolen car. there is the question of where all this information winds up. jason star of the american civil liberties union. >> all of that data its being stored some where. it can be shared. it scan be pulled. center to other law enforcement agencies. it can be breached by third parties. >> licen plate readers are used in all most every state. the aclu filed three l

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little,bit later. for the morning ne. and cbs this morning. rk city, i'm scott pelley. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, february 11th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> back on dry land. passengers from the cruise ship stm are in their own beds this morning, after three days of misery at sea. >>> southern charm. to the palmeadow state where south carolina voters could make or break their campaign. >>> and a standoff surrounded, as the phish closes in on a wildlife refuge, armed protesters stand their ground and broadcast their demands orldwide. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, inspectors are taking a close look at a cruise ship that had been battered by a powerful atlantic storm. royal caribbean's anthem of the seas docked in nnk last night. some of the 4,500 passengers parted the ship an

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will have the first look inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down with lionel richie who is being honored with this year's grammy music cares person of the year award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars after police took into custody

and norfolk, virginia and stretches to atlanta all the way back to houston and dallas. in time, couple of areas of low pressure will develop along the front and will bring a cold front through south florida. but rate now we're looking wade night into thursday morning of the in the meantime, what's gonna steer our forecast is the wind direction. so as we go through tomorrow morning, you can see the clouds falling that southeast breeze. morning commute looks dry. by the afternoon, a couple of showers around likehe last couple of days. very fast movers. but tuesday thehe wind starts to come out of the south and you can see no rain early but in the afternoon, we'll go with a 40% chance to see a shower and a thunderstorm. in our forecast, that will be the highest rain chance over the as we look at the forecast up to 40% chance of a shower, maybe a thunderstorm on tuesday and web wednesday up around 83. here comes the cold cold front. could bring u u a shower, maybe a strong thunderstorm before we cool off for next weekend. >>> history at the daytona 5000 a thriller -- next i

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this watch area includes richmond, virginia, norfolk, virginia, salisbury, maryland, and cape hatteras, north carolina. a tornado watch is n ecentral/southern north carolina. this watch area includes wilmington in north carolina. right now... a woman is fighting for her life..... after she and another person get hit.... while walking her dogs... it happened.... near rainbow and charleston. police say.... a driver was turning.... from rainbow onto del ray.... and... didn't see the couple crossing the street. both were taken to the hospital.... and... the woman is said to have... in life-threatening injuries. a developing story..... we're following right now... a syphilis outbreak.... here in southern nevada!!! the southern nevada health district reports.... there has been a -1- hundred -28- percent increase..... in cases in clark county.... since 20- 12... now... they're encouraging health providers... especially those who treat young men...to report a syphilis diagnosis..... so the patient and his partner.... can be treated and cured. we're following a developing story out of nevada ri

>> reporter: the police have made 28 arrests including a murder suspect from norfolk, virginia. but the hits keep on coming. and coming. >> revoked registration. >> reporter: mostly for suspended registrations. is that what you thought the system would do when you got it? >> no. nono we were looking g -- at stolen vehicles. or vehicles wanted in crimes. >> after three months the free port cameras tracked 17 million plates in a village of 50,000. in exchange for the security, the police are drowning in data. overtime is way up. and federal governments for help. >> have a force ofof5 officers. we could use many more. >> the readers do make mistakes. this one misread the 800 number on the rider truck for the plate of the stolen car. there is the question of where all this information winds up. jason star of the american civil liberties union. >> all of that data its being stored some where. it can be shared. it can be pulled. sent to other law enforcement agencies. it can be breached by third parties. >> license plate readers are used. in all most every state. the aclu filed three

democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders held a campaign rally in norfolk, virginia today. he spoke about what he called wall street's endless supply of money. he also talked about his opponents, saying that americans shouldn't let the donald trumps of the world divide them. the only way we change america is when we not acceptable that a handful of wealthy campaign contributors, it is not acceptable that corporate america or wall street or the corporate media control what goes on in our country. virginia is one of several states holding its primary next week on super tuesday. former president bill clinton is scheduled to campaign on behalf of his wife hillary in northern virginia and richmond on tomorrow. and we've just confirmed donald trump will be at the salem civic center on monday. we'll have more on that tonight at 6. meanwhile, republicans in nevada head to caucuses tonight. trump is the heavy favorite in the polls, but nevada voters have been unpredictable in the past. danielle nottingham has the latest from las vegas. marco rubio was up early this morning..looking

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will have the first look inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. plus, hunting pythons. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down honored with this year's grammy music cares person of the year award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars in a new blue bloods-- cbs this friday. eric: a metro family outraged by the placement of their son's murder. by the county attorney is calling it a security risk. elizabeth: a trailer stolen from a child sports organization is recovered but snow presented another obstacle in getting it to its owner. thanks for waking up with us. eric: it is thursday, february 11 and more snow is on the way. metinka: at least it is not snowing right now. it is cold. grab the warm coats. feels like three below in des moines with the wind c

postcards. (5)36:38 this here says right there newport news 36:40 (5)37:11 negro baptism scene norfolk virginia 37:14 items that will make some cringe and others still being debated to this day. (13)55:55 you just cant erase history regardless of how sinful it was 56:02 they'll all be on took you to in 2014 when it was given new life. (5)42:07 i think it's absolutely awesome that someone had the foresight to save this building 42:13 to move it here to serve as a reminder of history for what it is and a springboard forward to better days. that exhibit is friday and saturday. find more com. and some of you remember mister parker also gave former governor doug wilder 75 thousand dollars worth of artifacts for a slavery museum in fredericksburg that went into bankruptcy. wilder has yet to return those artifacts. but mister parker said today, it's water under the bridge. claims of discrmination at a local shipyard fall on deaf ears for years. now a multi-million dollar settlement in the case. erin kelly has an update on wavy news 10 at 6. more troops to afghanistan. what our soldiers can expect duri

conditions kept him from completing his contracts with fifteen victims overall in chesapeake, norfolk, virginia beach and portsmouth. c 11 22:32 edward prince defendant -- i'm very sorry to the families. i know the headstones business is a serious business. it was my intention and it's still my intention to make total restitution to

conditions kept him from completing his contracts with fifteen victims overall in chesapeake, norfolk, virginia beach and portsmouth. c 11 22:32 edward prince defendant -- i'm very sorry to the families. i know the headstones business is a serious business. it was my intention and it's still my intention to make total restitution to marjorie arrington gave prince 21 months active time. his attorney asked that it run concurrent with the 14 months he's already serving from virginia beach. the judge refused, so now he's serving a total of nearly three years. prince's attorney told me he tried unsuccessfully to get the cases in the four cities consolidated into one federal case. they total about 70 thousand dollars. had that worked, he says his client would be facing far less time in prison, especially with one more state case remaining. c 12 28:37 brian dunnigan defense attorney -- he could be spending six to seven been two years, at a camp. the final case for prince comes up in april in norfolk. it involves nine felony charges - more than the first three cases combined, and of course we'll be the

payoffs are grinning faces a maximum possibility of life in prison without parole at naval station norfolk virginia is now presiding officer is expected to issue a ruling on whether the prosecution goes forward in a week or two a man is behind bars accused of killing his wife in a motorcycle crash in newport news police say twenty seven year old david deen was dropped back in april when he the boulevard on the db boulevard overpass his wife was riding on the back of the motorcycle and did not survive. police say at the time of the crash neither dean nor his wife had a helmet on. dean is charged with involuntary manslaughter scared off by a customer hampton police a woman tried to rob the seven eleven on these little back river road last night she reportedly walked up to the clerk demanding money but when someone walked into the store that suspect ran away empty handed. take a look at a robbery at a skinny dipped in virginia beach right after the crime happened last month we showed you pictures of the suspect today police ns this surveillance video. this is from inside the store in providence square

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will have the first look on inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. plus, hunting pythons. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down honored with this year's grammy music cares person award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars >> christine: next on wbtv news this morning, on your side tracking bitter cold temperatures covering the breaking down what you can expect when you step outside this morning. >>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> christine: welcome to wbtv news this morning i'm christine sperow. we have school closes and delays to tell you about thursday morning. alleghany county schools on two-hour delay, ashe county schools are delayed three hours today. and

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local newsbs this morning," we will have the first look inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. plus, hunting pythons. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down with lionel richie who is being honored with this year's grammy music cares person of the year award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars in a new blue bloods-- cbs this friday. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, and you have a live look at the golden gate bridge. it's mini friday. thursday, february 11. it's friday eve. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. so close yet so far away. [ laughter ] >> i know. so true. so true. >> you're back! >> you're back. >> i'm back in one piece. i'm moving, i'm working. i'm back in one piece. i'm so glad to see

well the fight to extend the light rail from norfolk to virginia beach continues as virginia beach city councilman asks and set aside for light rail in virginia beach are erik ainge has the latest developments. regina one virginia beach city councilman is asking the city manager to stop spending money before the council approved agreements with the state virginia beach councilman john martz calling on the state to withdraw its one hundred and fifty five million dollar offer to help extend light rail from norfolk to town center must tells thirty news now he wrote to transportation secretary opry lane telling him the transportation board cannot be faithful to their fiduciary duty to the taxpayers of the commonwealth by appropriating the money the councilman cites a study which concluded the extension would not reduce traffic grow the economy or healthy environments. it's a tremendous bet everybody will have to pay for the ridership is miserably low city treasurer john atkinson is leading an effort to put light rail on the november ballot. atkinson agrees with the resolution moss will put

. >> all the largest districts in hampton roads are letting out early, norfolk, suffolk, virginia be, and just become pixels. >> for completeness that closes, you can go to wavy.com. the list is growing at the bottom of street. errors in north carolina expect to get the brunt of the storm. >> ndot already getting the roads ready for the store. joe fisher with what officials there are doing ahead of the storm. joe: here in herford, they say they have six trucks for whatever comes their way. carolina, ndot says they are working to make sure they are able to treat the roads. some video we just got a bit ago, all this salt and sand they here at the yard,. we are told they have laid down 30,000 gallons of brine, also 20 tons of salt. ncdot said they started b rining the registered a. if requirements county,, primary roads with harvey point road and new hope road. as much as they have laid down, they tell me they have a lot of material left, 300 tons of salt, 800 tons of sand, and 5000 gallons of taurine they are nothing has fallen. we expect that to start in a little bit. we will be headin

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mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will have the first look inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. plus, hunting pythons. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down with lionel richie who is being honored with this year's grammy music cares person of the year award. for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars a man who could be armed in roanoke county. what happened that led to state police chasing the man, and how that pursuit ended. a proposal is making its way through the general assembly that would allow school security guards to have weapons. what people on both sides of the gun issue have to say and, altavista police

viewing area. 20% to 30% chance from row eastward and 30% to % chance as you get closer toward norfolk, virginia. 40 today, nice ight conditions. we have a chance of snow in the triangle tomorrow, winter makes down south. 40% chance at 11:00 and 45% chance at 4:00. athletics tapers off. bitterly cold valentine's day the records negative to. that is actually the record for the month of february. on monday another system comes in likely to ing us some sort of wintry mix and then change over to rain. there may be some impact for the morning commute monday, as we get closer we'll talk more about that. brian is taking on what's happening on the bow line. didn't we have a slowdown around the same spot? >> this is through corners was always going to be a little slow. with than usual this morning as we have an accident on the right shoulder of 40 westbound at jones sausage road. we have our typical delays, we can count on those around the clayton bypass. usual you can move beyond that and make pretty good time heading up toward the line. this morning that nor accident -- also another incident in south r

vermont sentator bernie sanders began the day by holding a campaign event in norfolk virginia. however, his wife jane sanders and actor danny glover came out to speak to citizens in columbia on improving education...star ting with the younger generation. "they learn very early that they are not going to be able to afford college and that they are not going to be able to get the education they need to have the life that they desire."there are just a few more days left before this weekend's primary and both candidates will continue to spread their messages around the palmetto state, with hopes to gain more voters.those who came out to tonight's events just want to encourage others to exercise their right. "go out here and vote, because if you don't vote, you don't have say so over anything."in columbia 3 3 hillary is also expected to speak at morris college tonight...doors open at 5. meanwhille...bernie sanders will not be in our state until friday. 3 for complete coverage of the democratic primary and beyond ... head to our website ... w-l-t-x dot com ... and click on sc primari

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> what a sweet story. >>> coming up after your local newshis morning," we will have the first look on inside the tsa's new training facility for airport screeners. plus, hunting pythons. the sometimes dangerous effort to rid florida's everglades from this invasive species of snake. and michelle miller sits down with lionel richie who is being honored with this year's grammy music cares person award. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. announcer: tom selleck stars in a new blue bloods-- cbs this friday. >>> good morning, a cabdriver, violently attacked and robbed by a passenger overnight in south philadelphia a. right the new the search is on for suspect took off with cash in hand. we will hear from the victim. >> it was scary, man. i mean, 150-mile april hour winds, 40-foot waves, you know we didn't think we would make it home. >> beaten and battered a cruise ship returns to new jersey after a terrifying trip at sea. we will hear from local passengers, grateful to be

. >> reporter: in norfolk, virginia, today, sanders promised he would tackle a broken justice system, too. >> segregation and racism and bigotry is not what this country is supposed to be about. ( applause ) >> reporter: clinton is appearing with the five mothers for the first time tonight here at a church in columbia. she met with them privately, scott, in chicago in november to gain their support. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. today, the republican leadership said the senate will not consider any nominee to the supreme court, no matter who it is. president obama is preparing to name his choice to replace the late antonin scalia. but the republicans say that seat should remain empty 11 months awaiting the next president. the senate has always given a nominee a hearing since at least 1875. here's chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> there should not be a hearing in the judiciary committee for anyone that the president nominates. >> reporter: senator john cornyn and the 10 other republicans on the judiciary committee explained in a letter to senate majority leader mitch mcconn

cost of your eye if you find you've had too much to drink if you're at a restaurant or bar in norfolk virginia beach chesapeake hampton newport news tomorrow yet to do is call black and white caps before midnight the numbers eight five five forty four forty four mention campus in akron. safe ride home program the offer is good only from a business to a home meaning the program isn't meant to be used as a shuttle service for the night covered in a game this year will include unprecedented seventy cameras that will allow people to have a three hundred sixty degree view of the action including isolated shots of individual players the coverage also includes tracking technology that calculates how fast and how far players run menu for super bowl fifty is one of the most high tech eco friendly arenas in the country. levi stadium opened less than two years ago and serves as the home in san francisco forty niners stadium has a robust wifi network in a mobile app lets fans order food from their seats. watch replays and find good stuff the least crowded bathrooms seems environmentally conscious design i

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs access.wgbh.org . >> tonight on prime time, local teacher uses cam newton's reaction to using the super bowl as a teachable moment. >>> grandfather accused of abuse, how police were alerted to the case. >>> first on prime time, we're tracking a system that may bring winter weather much more than the carolina mountains. we're talking about the freezing rain and snow. it's good to have you. joining our chief meteorologist, eric thomas in the first alert weather center. eric, we're a few days out from this. we're talking about the possibility of freezing rain and even snow around charlotte. >> it's still five days out. it's tough to nail down who will get what and how much? it looks like the stage will be set more. our way that will reenforce what we're dealing with right now. all right. we'll start out with the mountains. they are getting the worst of it. single digits around beach mountain in the te

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs announcer: you're watching kcci 8 news. stacey: a new round of snow means a new round of problems how much more we can expect overnight. steve: plus, a trailer stolen from a child sports organizer is recovered. but the snow presented another obstacle in getting it back to its owner. stacey: the iowa and nebraska naacp ask lawmakers and governor branstad to make changes to iowa's criminal justice system. why a proposal called "ban the box" tops their list. good evening. thanks for joining us. the plows are out around the des moines metro, clearing away our latest round of snow. steve: it was the light and fluffy kind. but enough of it fell to cause several accidents along interstate-235. most metro area communities have him now put their snow ordinances in effect, meaning cars should not park on the until theyre plowed. streets stacey: let's take a look at current road conditions statewide from the

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> johnny depp's movie playing donald trump. new janet jackson after her (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk.

mark strassmann, cbs news, norfolk, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cbs 2 news, zika outbreak.how it's affecting local blood banks, and the professional athlete looking to opt out of a major spo degree outbreak, how it's affecting local blood banks and the protection al athlete looking to opt out a major sport egg vent because of it. >>> start times are changing in one local school district. what parents have to say and how much money it could save. >>> blood donation centers taking extra steps right now to protect their supplies. ahead of the cdc and the in-- severed in washington today about the outbreak. in pregnant women is spreading across the u.s. health leaders are working to figure out the best way to contain the virus. the obama administration is asking cook for nearly $2 billion to combat it. in the meantime, precautions are already being taken in iowa. >> marissa scott joins us live to share how it has impacted blood donations.