what is the salisbury house and >> the salisbury house is a historic museum that was built in the 1920's in des moines. by a couple , the house is a magnificent architectural gem. the cup best collections are phenomenal. what we want to do is to expand awareness of salisbury house and also support local artists. this is based in salisbury house and it lends it self well to gallery space. we partner with scott to guest curate his first show and we will be pairing art shows with history exhibits through the year. we are very excited. mollie: the are seeing some of the artwork and some of the house itself. scott, you are the first here to put a show together. what is your goal in this? all iowa artists? lives and works in des moines and there is one from iowa city. i just wanted to put on a show. mollie: have a generic narrow it down? we have so many talented artists in this area. >> that was the difficult part. hundreds of people making art, narrowing it down to nine people which is what i went with. i went with representational or realistic artists. you can do an entire show about abstr

salisbury township, 27.4. king of prussia, 26.1. the number at the philadelphia vrnl -- international airport coming in at 22.4 inches. double scan live showing better news here. the storm is well out here, way out to sea. all the bands are out to sea, as well. because of the counter clockwise rotation of the storm you can the winds are out of the north northwest, we're seeing flooding down the jersey shore but not as bad as yesterday. take a look at this image, this is from a tbirt -- twitter follower, this is patrick who is down at caesar. this is what it looked like. you can see the sun up here, the water is much more relaxed. these are 20-foot waves breaking lots of flooding and the snow coming down. a much quieter scene this morning. everything is starting to get back to normal. it's blustery and cold i'm sure you have a lot of work to do to get the snow off the sidewalks and drives ways. let's bring in meteorologist david murphy. >> reporter: all right, chris we are on the terrace. the wind is a little bit of a factor, but it'

a portion of the power pole has fallen and is being repaired at north king street and salisbury way. it is estimated the power could be restored anywhere between nine to 11-this morning. later today the norfolk k9 officer killed in the line of duty will be honored at a memorial service. newschannel three s stefania okolie is live in the control room this morning with more. it was a week ago that the k9 officer krijger kree-ger was shot and killed by a man police say they were trying to get to surrender in a police standoff. since than the community has shown an out pour of support -- including donations for k9 officers to now have bullet proof vests. 2:21:27 k9 kreeger was again a great dog and he was a great police officer in my mind and i dont want him to be forgotten a great and brave officer gone way too soon. he was shot and killed after a 7 street last week. a man was refusing to surrender to police after they say he threatened his wife with when he finally came out police released two k9s -- kreeger was one of them --and police say keith richardson shot him as they tried to ta

milder on the shore, 50 degrees in salisbury. as far as what will happen today, we get an range of 45, 46 north and west of town. a degree or two higher north and -- seven east of the metro. damp, enters we. some of the rain over portions of ohio, west virginia, the mounds of north carolina, we could see some showers north and west of the city. the key areas down here. a mild today developing in the deep south. those wins, in our direction and warm us into the 50's, maybe close to 60 on sunday. each are cast shows clouds for the afternoon, patches of rain. the best chances tonight will be west of the metro area. cloudy tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow take a rebound above the 50 degree mark. the weather system farther west makes an approach on saturday night. we think rain will develop through saturday night. the rain could be steady or heavy at times saturday night into sunday indicated by the darker colors. the good news is it looks like rain will move out of here at the same time we may see some clearing and gusty, northwesterl

here's video of other neighborhoods we've been to in salisbury township where neighbors are helping each other dig out so they can get back to normal. they are saying there are so many snow blowers used on the street they are helping each other make runs to the gas station. in salisbury township some of the streets were not plowed because plow trucks could not get out of there. some of the residents are not able to get out of the their driveways. it's hard for dogs to get out and do their business. they need stuck in the house all weekend. some of the major shopping centers are having plows come through to clear out their streets. we talk to a man who has a 12-man crew heavy equipment to get the job done. he is tired. >>> we've been here since 10:00 p.m. friday night, until it's said and done we'll have 6 to 670 hours total. >> reporter: have you slept? >>> no, i'm going home in two hours to sleep. >> reporter: how much coffee have you had? >>> plenty. >> reporter: that's a lot of coffee. i can tell you we got in here hours ago 4:00 5:00 a.m. the major roads were a problem they are deter

the state line is at the edge of the parking lot in salisbury of the parking lot in salisbury. the owner said they get more customers from new hampshire because the prizes are bigger in the instant and drawing games. new hampshire does not have q you uino. the stores with the highest sales volumes have the most winners. the top three metheun, tedeschi's in dorchester and dick's variety ranked in one, two and three for the most lottery sales in the state. some of these places may seem luckier than others, people admit ball crazy odds. >> i just pray. laugh i just hope for the best. >> reporter: in metheun, robert goulston, fox25 news. >> daniel: how lucky is your favorite place. the story extends online at myfoxboston.com. we put up day from state lottery of every store with the big payoffs and stores with the most sales and dollar amounts of lottery winnings. good luck. >>> american sailors are being held in iran this morning. coming up, what the secretary of state is saying about when they will be freed. >>> plus, a fire forces family out of their home and into the (cell phone

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it happened at a fire near sixth street and salisbury. >>> when you think of advocates you probably don't think of nones nuns. >> reporter: we do have some the end of the week. today some high clouds. highs in the mid 40s. >> reporter: look at downtown >>> to the end zone. >>> there you go. that's sealing the play to make the win. 27-20. home field advantage now in the playoffs. the broncos are the playoff champions again. want to talk about the nfl wild- card game between the kansas chiefs and 2000en texans. it's on saturday, 2:35 our time. >>> ed to people returned to the -- today people returned to the work site at san bernardino. >>> this week bill cosby's wife will give a deposition in a defamation suit against him. the case involves seven women accusing cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting them. sexual assault in pennsylvania over alleged in 2004. >>> two self proclaimed nuns are fighting to keep their marijuana based -- going. they are part of a religious order but consider themselves nuns as part of their spiritual endeavor. >>> all of our prayer goes into our work. >> their

in salisbury dw, wbtv, oys. carolina trustee has pleaded not guilty to federal charges he illegally trapped and killed hawks in orangeburg county. court papers show charles williams entered the plea wednesday in columbia. prosecutors last month charged williams with seven counts of violating the migratory bird treaty act. three other men are each charged with one count. authorities say the men trapped red-tailed or cooper's hawks at the willcreek plantation during 2013 and 2014. he could face up to six months in prison on each charge if convicted traffic jams in eastover was backed up in several places the past two days because several main roads were closed. csx transportation was doing maintenance work on railroad crossings at poultry lane, hickory hill road and highway 601. the roads reopened this morning but cunningham says they should have been notified of the closings in advance. "we really would just appreciate being in the know of what's going on and what we can expect coming down the pipeline if just co

andrea: we begin with the search for a missing teenager -- police in salisbury say they found the body of 19-year-old felicia krauter after a car belonging to her was spotted on north long street. authorities say she had been shot to death. she was enrolled at pfeiffer university and studying to be a doctor. joel: new developments in the murder of antonio davis. the state is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest in the death of an active army reservist. the 26-year-old was found shot in an apartment complex on fox and drive in march of 2012. davis was involved with them argument with several people in the parking lobby the shooting happened. andrea: the carolina panthers coaches taking a new step to keep players safe off the field. he has banned hoverboard's from the team's facility. he says he caught a couple of players dragracing in the hallways of the stadium and was not thrilled about it. the mayor says seeing videos of the hoverboard's that have blown up has him concerned about safety or something crazy happening. cardinals at bank of america stadi

all my family has got to salisbury to see the president of the united states. and they left me back you take care of the animals. and i just don't think that's fair. washington was taking back. i am the president. i just can't imagine. but betsey brandon in north carolina, a figure people still talk about, there was another young girl that was influenced lived in salem massachusetts washington came there and there was a tremendous perception, young women and men, dance and so on. not indicted, but she asked her friends, what was it like, handsome? serve like a rock group. they all told her how washington looked and so on. and she penned a letter that night that i must say i was so worried a misread, i went back to the letter four times to make sure i had not projected modern values onto the past because nancy fisher said many of my friends say george washington is a god, and angel, something more than us. she said no he isn't. he is just a man because if he wasn't he would not pay any attention to us. but he is a man and there is only one thing that will make m

now about 25 volunteers helped pack up a tractor trailer today in salisbury. >> darcel: it's only possible because of donations received online. >> tammy: it is windy. we were talking about downed trees. >> jason: even a couple of wild fires in mcdowell county and nebo. be aware of that as you travel. we went above the average a little bit there. but we started so cold, 19. another day in the teens to start out. no rain. no snow. at least measurable stuff in asheville. we remain half an inch for the month and year. wicked winds. and that snow tapers. [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: it is a windy and cold scene now across the mountains. here's our leicester carpet s

>> number two, tedeschi and dick variety north in salisbury with 26. tedeschi's on beacon street with 19 and state line mobil with 17. >> i think it is bad luck to scratch inside. >> reporter: one pattern the location. four are near the border. state line is at the end of the parking lot in dick's variety in salisbury. hampshire because the prizes are bigger in the instant and drawing game and new hampshire does not have kino. the lottery staff also show another pattern. the store with the highest sales volume have the most winners. the top three, metheun, ted the top three, metheun, tedeschi and dick variety ranked as one, two and three for the most lottery sales in the state and even though some of the places may seem lucky of the places may seem luckier than others. >> not looking good. >> reporter: it is ball breaking the odds. >> i just play. i just hope for the best. >> reporter: in metheun, robert goulston, fox25. >> how lucky is your favorite place, our coverage of the story extends online at myfoxboston.com. we nut data from the state lottery

walk to the first ban it'sptist church on salisbury street. for the annual state employees observance program. that will start at noon and governor pat mccrory is expected to attend. just a couple of things going on in raleigh. there are events in other places as well. for the bell ringing ceremony at 11:00 here open to the public but outside so dress warmly. we will have more on events later on news at noon. live in raleigh, caitlin knute, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: today the garner police department opening a new station on seventh avenue next to the southeast regional library. tomorrow from 11:00 to 2:00 there's a community open house to give residents the opportunity to visit. john: 5:08 and another local university banning a popular form of transportation. barbara: where hover boards are no longer welcome. what is behind the color change for a local hockey team. don: as you head out we have dry conditions for now. we go to break and check the first alert doppler network and that will change later meet the moore's! we're the moore fa

that was nobody )s fault lexington police say 21-year-old jacob strickland was walking along south salisbury street when he was hit and killed by a car on saturday night. on tuesday...strickl and posted this message to the driver on his own facebook page...and it s gotten hundreds of shares since...in awe of his ability to forgive. i was raised in a christian family. we were brought up to believe in i don t see any purpose at all in hatred strickland says police told him that the driver stayed on the scene and helped jacob as much as he could. accidents happen but what happened after the accident is what touched me. he stood up like a man and took responsibilty for an accident. strickland hopes his son will be remembered for his life.. not his death. a witty, intelligent, hardworking man .. about to deploy in the navy. jacob would want something positive to come from his life and his death and maybe that.. is one father s reminder to one driver.. that we can all learn from. i don t want him to carry this guilt with him throughout the rest of his life. if i could tell him to take anything awa

. >> reporter: 29 prices salisbury 26 and one pattern we noticed location. four of the stores near the new hampshire border. in fact, state line on the edge of the parking lot at dick's variety in salisbury. the owners tell us they get more customers from new hampshire because the prizes are bigger and new hampshire does not have keno. the lottery shows another pattern, stores with the highest sales volume have the most winners. top three on our list methuen and variety in salisbury ranked as one, two, three for the most lottery sales in the state and seem luckier than others people admit it is about crazy odds. >> i hope for the best. >> reporter: robert goulston, fox25 news. >> sara: coverage extends online at myfoxboston.com and puts in data from the state lottery on every store that had a big payout, plus the stores that had the most sales and largest dollar amounts of lottery winnings. >> gene: blow to the stolen valor act. judges from ninth circuit court of appeals overturned conviction of idaho man and judge based decision on 2012 u.s. supreme court r

. >> reporter: from this salisbury home sunday morning, a frantic 911 call from a man saying his girlfriend was unresponsive. >> is she breathing? >> no. >> reporter: it was gretchen fordham. >> they are on the way. >> i believe he began cpr but to no avail. the victim was transported to the hospital where she was >> reporter: now police and investigators with the d.a.'s office are looking into whether she died from the opiate based painkillers doctors gave her after treating her for a heroin overdose. it was on 495 in merrimack fordham crashed her car the night before. she charged her with driving under the influence of drugs, the second offense. because she needed medical help, instead of taking her into custody, she went to the hospital where police say she was given a heroin o.d. broken wrist. doctors sent her home with an oxycodone prescription. on the way back to her home, she stopped at a 24-hour prescription. so, just after recovering from a heroin overdose, she walked in the door with a fresh bottle painkillers. within hours, that frantic call. toxicology tests to pinpoint the caus

king of prussia, new report of 23, salisbury 22.5, springtown 22.5. a lot of new reports coming in after 7:00. here is how it's going to end. it's going to end from northwest to southeast showing temperatures, too. it's going to get cold overnight. everything is going to freeze up. anything that melted today. as you can see by 11:00, still snowing at the shore but pretty much over in the pennsylvania area as you can see there. and by morning, in the teens. so everything frozen. at least sunny when you get up in the morning and then dry all day with decreasing winds in the afternoon. now to the flood threat along the coastline. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen has more on that part of the story. >> glenn, this morning we saw record flooding along delaware beaches, jersey shore. as we go through this evening, the flood threat is not over. we have another high tide starting here very shortly. shore concerns, they still continue. the threat major flooding. even at low tide we have flooding. at high tide as we go into the next hour or two, we're go

king at the first baptist church on north salisbury street. as part of the event, they highlighted the economic contributions african americans have made to the state's economy, dozens gathered at the senior center in hillsborough to honor the legacy of dr. king. retired educator and author rosetta moore gave the keynote address. >> he needs an opportunity to teach my children what it really means to be successful. to be proud of your people. to be proud of your heritage. >> dr. king would have turned 87 today. the official mlk holiday is monday. >>> thanks to the incredible generosity of folks in the will soon be able to call themselves homeowners. today a busy day for habitat wake volunteers at the group's new build location off capitol boulevard in north raleigh in partnership with nc state the group will build walls there rain or shine that they'll bring to plots on lake wheeler road in raleigh. its for their latest build a block project. i spoke with ceo jonathan who is here to celebrate what will be the largest collaboration between a ca

live at first baptist church in salisbury street. >> this is such a beautiful church. we stepped outside, and is literally going on behind me. this is the last day of work for all state employees. it is time for them to step away and focus on celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king. it is a nice moving ceremony so far. it started with a bellringing inside -- the governor is inside with us right now at the first baptist church. also speaking will be a former history professor. the theme is honoring economic contributions and it is really inspiring to hear. to the first black owned pharmacy to break through medical research. it is also about remembering dr. king's legacy. unity better and -- better than harmony. reminding us to come together. we are going to bring you some >> getting ready -- the shooting happened at a nail salon yesterday. we are hearing the 911 call from a customer who called for help. nicole carr is in the fayetteville eyewitness news center. nicole: let's talk about -- everybody has been asking about it online. this morning her husband told me

. -- salisbury didn't see a flake. i thought that was interesting. some 40s are in the forecast. we will look at that coming up in few. >>> you know we had some opportunities but in the end just came up a little short. >> heart broken and home. tom brady and patriots are back in boston after a devastating loss in denver a it up one for fans to -- a tough one for fans to take and tonight the team is talking about the missed chance. steve burton is here with more on that. steve. >> thanks very much. this feeling is going to linger players but let's be clear, patriots gotoutplayed and even though brady had the weapons back it didn't matter. denver never let up. it was a toughening for tom brady and company last night. they were the favorites to win yet the confetti was for manning and broncos who pulled off theupset. today the team cleaned out lockers and said they were proud of the accomplishments this season but untimately, they came up short. >> it never feels like a successful season unless you win the whole thing. you know. that's what this team is built to do around here. and

warmer air towards the -- coming off the ocean and that's changing things over down at places like salisbury and places like that. veronica is outside with more on what we're seeing outside our studios here in northwest. >> reporter: doug, i'm sure you're talking about the conditions outside, what it's like out here. snow fall rates are about a half inch per hour and flakes are getting a bit bigger, looking up into the street light, any of you out there, with the fact that the wind is picking up as well. you can see the snow the blowing around now and if we can zoom to the pat collins official measuring stick. that's five inches, maybe a little more than five inches now off the ground off our team team weather debck. it's cold. temperatures are in the low 20s. they'll go up slightly overnight. the wind will be picking up as well. as we get out here and measure the snow and the storm team 4 weather deck, if you can come back to me briefly, i managed to snatch a shovel from one of our crew. get a load of this. this is how fluffy the snow is. you can move the snow and it moves right off the dec

just recently, just last month, the salisbury township school district in allentown closed its schools after five confirm cases were reported t. whooping cough vaccine is required for all pennsylvania students within they enter 17th grade in new jersey. childrens ages 4 and up have to be innoculated. in delaware, all school students need to be vaccinated. well, the post-visit to philadelphia brought a big boost in tourism. during visit philadelphia's annual new year's hospitality breakfast yesterday, officials set a record 40 million people visited the city in 2015. thanks to a visit from pope francis. tourism officials are expected another big turnout in the summer. >>> happening today, it is girl scout cookie time. >> it is. >> the most wonderful time of the year the young ladies today will celebrate the start of the season. it starts at 9:00 this morning. will you see girls selling thin mints. my favorites. and carple delights through march 13th. the girl scouts will be on nbc 10 news at 11:00 this morning, with me. and they'll tell us about some milestones the cookie sale is celebr

. >> you may be ending up with about 6 inches in the salisbury area to a whopping 35 inches out in winchester. maybe we come out to 23.6 here in the district. any way you slice it this is going to be about the impact and about the blowing and drifting which does not end when the snow stops tomorrow late evening. that's it for now from the weather center. we're going to be back with you in a little while and we're going to track down that thunder snow. >> that's a big deal. >> it is. >> it always sounds like a james bond movie. thunder snow. >> we'll be happy to start in it for you. >> she's a bond girl, anyway. >> take it to maryland now. lauren demarco has been up in the kitlands in gaithersburg all evening. what's the situation now. >> you talk about the winter awakens. i think winter is awake right now. looking at the ground here, i think we're definitely, as i step through, i'm past my ankles here in snow. we're getting up 5 inches, 6 inches. i just was speaking with one of the officers that we had on in the last few minutes and they were saying that national guard troops are now helping

in salisbury dw, wbtv, oys. this is why it's best to be indoors during a lightning storm--that was lightning...caught on a texas school security camera. it struck the tree as a storm front moved through the city of tyler on thursday. luckily, no one was hurt. birthday board good saturday morning, thanks for staying with us. i'm allie spillyards. looking live over downtown columbia right now . let's get a check of your first when it comes to connecting to the world online, people have different needs. whether it's keeping up with loved ones or keeping up with the latest trends... at&t u-verse high speed internet lets you get the fast and affordable internet that's right for you. get high speed internet-just $15 dollars a month for 12 months with other qualifying service and a one-year term. all on one bill! no matter what you use it for, you'll get fast speed at an affordable price. connect all your wi-fi enabled devices at home with high speed internet.... and save on smartphone and tablet data usage. just $15 dollars a month lets you watch online videos, video-chat and play games... with re

zero flakes in salisbury. good night for beach pizza. every night is, my friend. and that's the way this storm was. and it's not just the snow we have to be concerned about. >> yeah, the winds too. you can see across parts of the cape, as well, we're still over 30. 56 on nantucket there, too, and hour. so creating near zero visibility and pushing up the waves, 10 to 20 feet and we're approaching high tide right now, right around 11:00 p.m., so we do have boston down along the southshore and the east facing beaches of nantucket. the winds continue overnight tonight as more coastal concerns for tomorrow. i'll be breaking down which areas may be hardest hit. let's get back to kevin for the timeline of when all the snow wraps up. >> we're going tend to up like this. thanks to your reports, keep them coming in on twitter. we love to get those from you. here's a timeline of the snow that will continue to push on through tonight. after midnight, the snow will roll south of boston at 2:30 in the morning, plymouth and southeast ward and cape cod you're the last to get it o

the flames broke out at a home on salisbury street this morning. the 43-year-old woman inside was able to get out and get to a nearby relative easy home. the relative called 911 and describes the woman as completely burned. firefighters were able to knock down the fire with fire extinguishers. the cause of that fire is under investigation. . >> the brand-new headquarters of donald trump vandalized overnight here in massachusetts and the police chief has some strong words for whoever did this, robert ghoulston is live in littleton tonight where some disturbing messages were written. >> yeah, most of it was it can't even be shown on tv. it was a littleton police morning who found it. and because this is right in the middle of downtown, a lot of young people saw it as well. >> s police station is like yards down the road. >> it was dark when it was done but afterwards everyone could >> reporter: the brand-new donald trump campaign headquarters in littleton, massachusetts wash vandalized overnight. in red and gold spray paint, trump go home, as well as

dulles could be up to 21.7, frederick 16.9, leonardtown 12.1 and you see where it drops off at salisbury at 5.4. let's take this forward to 1:00. 21 inches to 30 inches possible out towards our west. sue, it's remarkable because we have 4, 5, 6 inches in northwest dc right now. you add a foot on to that by tomorrow morning. so those really heavy snow bands that you showed on radar towards our south, once they come over us, you won't believe how heavy they are snowing. >> you won't believe how dangerous it will be on the road. by 6:00 tomorrow night, now we're looking at 35.1 inches in winchester, 26.3 in mannasas. 28.8 in culpeper and we're pushing 22 inches here in dc. wait, it's not over. it looks like it will be winding down tomorrow evening and when it's all said and done. >> 20 to 30 inches really widespread. we could see over 30 inches in some spots. if we do, that's going to be in the mountains, probably winchester over 35 inches there. >> so that's your snow. but we're also very concerned about wind. these are the headlines. obviously this continues to be a high impact situation

with some serious burns to her entire body.according to the sun chronicle, last weekend, a fire in salisbury street was ignited by smoking materials. that let the catch on fire. 43-year-old allison was on the couch and was able to run to her relative some extra for help. she remains in critical condition tonight at rhode island hospital. >> winter is taking his crib, and local law enforcement is tightening their grip on the bad guys. maybe you can help. here is this week's massachusetts is most wanted. the police need your help tracking this man who robbed a man at night! threatening to cut his neck. he made off of about $560 worth of cash and property. the robbery took place on january 10 on dean street. if you can help saw this case, and they're looking for this man who entered a dutch keys and brought the clerk using a large kitchen knife. he has a slim build and is about 5:4. there is a reward offered in this case. take a look at these clear surveillance films. they're looking for this woman who was allegedly involved in a shoplifting case at the jcpenney's. she pled the store and a blac

caitlin: participants will walk from there to the first baptist church on salisbury street. for the annual state employees observance program. that will start at noon and governor pat mccrory is expected to attend. if you want to check off with the bell ringing ceremony make sure you are here a little before 11:00. that is is when it starts. it is outside at bicentennial plaza so dress accordingly. then you can watch for a wrap-up on the news at noon. john: 6:07 and another local university banning a popular form of transportation. barbara: where hover boards are no longer welcome. john: going pink. for a local hockey team. don: i love fire ants games. it will be wet. not raining today but it will this afternoon. be ready for showers. not seeing don: welcome back. let's talk about the morning commute. as you drive in you will see dry conditions for now. this afternoon i think you will want to be ready for slower commute. we will see rain this afternoon for the drive home. 34 right now roanoke rapids. 3 33 roxboro. 36 saoeurblts. 28 pinehurst. 33 in fayetteville. mostly cloud

on the northshore haven't checked you out, salisbury beach, newburyport, 12 and 14 degrees. >>> the former hilltop in route 1 saugus may be getting new life. >> yeah, the tavern reportedly wants to buy the former hilltop site to expand. the local landmark closed 2015 after 52 years in business. the building was recently torn down but the iconic cactus sign still remains, at least for now. powerball jackpot exceeding expectations. >> jumping to an estimated $450 million now. pick the right numbers you would take home nearly $193 million after taxes in the lump sum pay-out. no one has won the powerball since november 4th of 2015. >>> got some good plans for that money. i've also got good news on tom brady and the injured ankle. the pat is focusing on getting healthy and may be the next step for adam mcquade too. bruins and caps tonight at the garden. >>> breaking news in one local town. the gas leak that forced people from their homes tonight, next at 11:00. >>> a little girl left alone in her mother's car i find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet

. >> this is the cathat are hit thorn and his family in main street in salisbury. we immediately said that person has to be drunk. but it didn't end here. police say the drunk driver took off making it a couple miles into amesbury and her smashup s.u.v. where officers eventually arrested her. >> reporter: fox 25 investigates discovered this was more doyle's fourth time in front of a judge accused of drunk driving. r.m.v. records reveal a three dwrng w.i. conviction suspension of her license didn't stop the 58-year-old driving or posting pictures on social media with alcohol. now doyle is locked up you until at least her next court date. >> we could have been there didn't care. she's not the only one fox 25 has reported on accused repeat offenders. another one in the last week according to mass dot records nearly 29,000 in the drivers state have three o.u.i. convictions 3,000 with four o.u.i.s and 2,500 convicted more than five times. the most by one person the national highway traffic safety administration identified a massachusetts driver with 21 drunk driving con

flames broke out home on salisbury treat. 43 year old woman inside was able to get out. get to near by relative's home. that relative called nine 4re6 leave she described the woman as completely burned. firefighters were automobile knock don't fire. cause of it under investigation. yesterday in dorchester. is officer kurt stokinger. is nine year vet yavent boston police department. tonight we know that officer is in stable condition. fox 25 brought you breaking news updates on this story all day yesterday. he was hit in leg and rushed into surgery. boston police commissioner says, he was able to wrap turn quit afrntdz around his leg. >> officer, who was near by heard the call and i tied it off. >> he father two young children. in meantime 27 year old grants hedley in jail will be rained monday. coming up 30 minutes we walk you when appropriate to use the turn quit from boston ems persons. >> and police officer in shot after he was shot in the be afsh willing. officer stewart was shot legal in >> returned fire serious heating commissioner says suspect had just been releas

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moisture around from that melting snow on your walkway, driveway perhaps on the road near your house. , salisbury beach, 30 just a coating of snow. that is melting away with temperatures in the 40s. out here in worst every county same thing especially southern worcester county where it's all 28 degrees right now below freezing and all freezing up. marshfield on the coast 32 , 31 all these places where the refreezing is happening you get that black ice danger. i want you to be aware of that going to work or off to the school bus because that is certainly a dangerous situation. look at west harwich you are down to 32 . all that snow is melting around cape cod. thank you for these reports these coming there twitter. bob in millis 32 after a high of 45 another melting day that's what we've been talking about. this one too from frank. 32 again freezing. beautiful clear sky out there. appreciate the reports coming in by twitter and now you can also send them to me on instagram as well just started that up as well feel free to get those reports to me. always like to have that ground truce. 20s overnight

not just front royal and winchester, cull pepper or fredericksburg, it's mechanicsville, aberdeen, salisbury germantown, the entire area is going to see -- just get cut off, let's say that. beltway's going to get shut down most likely. i-95 portions will be shut down. i-66 as well. with the amount of wind we're going to see for this for those that commute or live in areas from annapolis to lower neck towards salisbury or the shore, full moon tomorrow, wolf, which means astronomical high tide at 7:30 in the morning. we could see a storm surge with gusts 65 to 70 on the coast that could rival that of superstorm sandy. with those kind of wind there's going to be damage, but the risk here is more about the heavyweight of the snow. there's going to be downed trees, power lines, millions will lose power. there's going to be snow drifts that could be 6, 7 and 8 feet that could barricade people in their home for a number of days until power is out. there's going to be emergency crews that are going to be out. there will be emergencies and unfortunately we're just going to have to sit this one out. s

this would not have been a life of salisbury of the chinese equivalent. as we make mistakes, what are we missing now? if you had to guess, thinking about china what are we missing and why? what should be our anxiety about knowledge in china now? >> take a crack. >> a longer ia longer i try to parse through history makes an enormous difference. keep acting out and we are often we understand the simpleminded version and china doesn't do such a great job in understanding its own history. but be that as it may it keeps expressing itself. imagine the famine. people are so fraught with problems and brutality. that is part of what is in the being of chinese. it is difficult for american are for. >> what are we missing? i think is still to place. we miss a lot. is geographically yard to spend time there. >> they live in beijing and shanghai. letter looked at him. it's hard to find that kind of time. i was working on the book. kind of justify this. the newspaper person can do that. also for me personally the thing i wouldi would like to do is find the place said n

came from a school that represented men like thomas beckett and of a similar generation, john of salisbury. these very intellectual men had been thinking about the nature of power and what you could do. and langton was a key figure advising the rebels, and i think a lot of the deep thinking behind the magna carta we can probably attribute to him. a lot of the detail, i mean, it comes from special interests, you know, the city of london won their freedom and for church, we don't want the king to be interfering, and the barons want a certain set level of inheritance taxing which can never be too low. so there's a whole sort of blend of ideas that went into magna carta coming from lots of different angles all at once. yes. >> so 1215 the original magna carta was written. you said every couple of years they would bring it out again for the next 80 or so years. were elements changed over the time? >> yes, he were. so magna carta was first granted in 1215, and then it was renewed -- it was regranted in 1216, 1217, 1225 and so on up to 1300. elements were changed. and particularly between 1215, 1

salisbury township 17.4. king of prussia, 2 feet. broomall, 22 inches.airport, 22.4. the 4th largest snowstorm for the city of philadelphia. the storm is off the coast of cape cod. the winds are offshore so the water is no longer piling up for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches and the delmarva. yesterday the winds were in this direction piling the water on. we're seeing flooding down there, but not as bad. to approve that, this was sent in by one of my twitter followers. this is patrick saying at caesar right now. look at how violent the water looks like. 20-foot waves crashing on the beach. this was yesterday, all that rough surf huge waves, this is this morning. it is much improved. we'll dealing with flooding issues for that i'll bring in meteorologist david murphy and he'll talk about that and how cold it is. . problems at the shore and here comes the temperatures. nothing like a big bright sunday morning, and certify -- serenaded by the snowplows. 22 degrees, 19 in allentown. 14 in reading, 20 in wilmington and 20 inn trenton. there's a litt

this was a car that hit thorne and his family on main street in salisbury. we immediately said that person has to be drunk it didn't and hear police or the drunk driver took off making it a couple of miles into amesbury and was smashed the sub for offices eventually arrested him. fox 25 investigates discovered this was more doyles fourth time in front of the judge accused of drunk driving. rmv records reveal a third dwi conviction in 2011 and eight your suspension of her license did not stop the 58-year-old from driving or posting pictures on social media without alcohol. now doyles license is suspended least until her next court date. she didn't care. she's not the only one. fox25 is reported on a seemingly never-ending parade of accused repeat offenders another one in the last week. according to mass.records of tamed by fox 25 investigates nearly 29,000 drivers in the state have three ou i convictions. 10,000 with 40 uis and 2500 convicted more than five times. the most by one person the national highway traffic safety administration identified a massachus

to the north north shore to southern new hampshire salisbury beach at 27 newburyport at 27 up to new hampshire 27 to the west out to worcester county temperatures in the 20s here holding auburn for the 24 leominster 26 46 buried at 24 degrees, condiment warmer here 29 30 born 30 over in yarmouth. these would drop tonight into the teens with some 20s out there can caught in the islands been also be quiet night as clouds one by clouds of the right now will see those at times tonight continuing because of the snow is moving to our south it will go over the water be done with the carolinas the next few hours but that snow is not going to clip us you see it down out there because a bigger storm the ever come close to us that's not the storm been talking about this week. a big player for the mid-atlantic states. high temperatures hit tomorrow with some sunshine and clouds break in the morning and one bridgewater and hyannis 30. gillette stadium 30 degrees tomorrow afternoon. this is a strong we've been talking about is coming off the carolina coast in the latest gfs or american version of

that is actually snow from the event we saw yesterday that is snow toward salisbury and a couple of inches of snow and back to the west and i'm taking you way out to the pacific and this is our storm system and this is the one that will bring us potential for big-time snows later this week and let's follow the storm as it makes its way onshore. it will give san francisco an inch of rain and tahoe, this will be one to two inches of rain and then it moves across the mountains and down toward the gulf of mexico and it starts to pick up moisture and picks up atlantic moisture and develops right off the coast. this is why we think we have the potential for a big snowstorm coming up on friday into saturday. the storm itself, perfect location for us to get big snow. we have the cold air in place and the moisture coming off of the atlantic ocean and with that, the models predicting a significant nor'easter. the potential is there, guys for a blizzard and we see winds gusting upward of 35 miles an hour and half-mile visibility and the miles are in very good agreement with this, and that means even

question will get mixing it gets to be challenging out there and 6 to 12 and closer to the shore for salisbury ocean city, bethesda, not bethesda but bethany places like that 3 to 6". just west southwest of city fairfax country and down towards prince william county most of fauquier count question and further down 1 to 2 feet of snow possible and again this will change. again we're kind of averaging all of the models to be as specific as we can just to let you know that of course you know by now high impact storm. snow arrives friday early afternoon here in the city and will continue through saturday. storm track may and most certainly will change as we got a little closer to this event. rain, snow line is always important trying to figure out why we're going to get mixing and that influences snow totals heat greatly. ft. trend continues we probably won't get any mexing here in the city and it will be all snow. that means more snow is anticipated. clipper snow this afternoon coming across flurries to light passion showers and tomorrow looks like a lot of sunshine. prestorm. it will be fairly c

and now eagle tribune reports marshal is suspected stealing cash from auto repair shop in salisbury. back on january 15th. he currently being held on $20,000 cash bail for the methune theft. >> boston mayor walsh praising multi agency effort led capture some dangerous gang members. with we have been reporting moon you victory operation plain street. indicted 56 members of the ms-13 gauging on murder weapons bes and drugs charges f.b.i. as an agents say the group was also recruiting employed will and high school aged students. >> tm young people neighborhood. by getting some these gang members off of the street. and also, gives neighbor feeling of peace and camp. >> many of change gems arrested interest fro south america. ten suspect are now in the for immigration violations. >> for more breaking news tonight police say car hit a pedistrian in mauledden the crash happened broadway andel will about 45 minutes ago. we don't know the condition of the person hid. but we do have a crew on the way. >> and taking their job seriously. fox 25's blair miller on ground tonight in iowa. talking t

our western culture with us and have our comforts, this would not have been the life of harrison salisburyfor the chinese did. what are we missing now? we are thinking about china what are we missing and why? you should be our anxiety? >> you know, i think we miss so many things. the longer i try to parse through china the more the history makes an enormous difference in the whole chinese historical experience keeps acting out a rather simpleminded version of history, and china does not do a great job of understandingthe history because they are quite frightened. >> chinese history. >> it is pretty devastating. be that as it may keeps expressing itself. >> what are the no-fly zones? >> you mentioned the famine. the whole chinese communist party history is so fraught with problems and failures that to do an honest assessment of the devastating. that is all part of what is in the being of chinese. >> what are we missing? to folks on beijing. in this a lot. >> they all live in beijing. they have to. >> it makes life harder. i did a project and became part of my last book, judge on province to

it broke out saturday morning on salisbury street. firefighters say the flames were confined to the living room, but they still don't know what sparked them. the 43-year-old woman who was hurt was taken to rhode island hospital. firefighters think a heating system is to blame for a carbon monoxide scare in auburn. about 150 people had to evacuate business. firefighters say c.o. was more than 100 parts per million in the air at great expressions dental center. no one was hurt. antoinette: new this morning. the number of cases brought under jessica's law is up sharply. that law is meant to keep child predators behind bars longer. "the herald" reports there were 150 such cases in the last fiscal year alone. that is three times as many as five years earlier. many convicts have received sentences of 10 years or longer since the law went into effect. the expensive green line extension project will be a top priority at tomorrow's mbta meeting. the fiscal control board will discuss the future of the project, which was recently put in jeopardy