it's about the things leading up to sand creek. it's about what happened after that and once put mochi on this trail that she was on. the story, mochi's tale starts with a great deal of controversy because the massacre at sand creek has been a cause of many arguments, perhaps more than any other event in colorado history. 150 years ago kernel and force of territory soldiers flew 160 indians, women and children, from what i understand from jeff, there were elderly men as well as, some people that were unable to get up and take care of themselves and run as the others had done because they were under attack. there's controversy of how many people actually died there. some historians say 52 others says 15. that's what i mean by this particular subject matter being controversial. there's so many people that think that even shemmington did the right thing as this even happened november 1864, very cold out and his men marched 300 miles from denver to the sand creek area, 100 miles of that was in snow. volunteers came in with shemmington

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the crews dig out the sand and the sand keeps going down on him. they brought out a vacuum truck to suck out the sand and it comes back in. and now they have a wood worker who has a working table out here. he's got a table saw and cutting wood to specifications trying to shore up that sand to make sure it doesn't come on him again. you can see how many people are out here. 30 at one point. oakland fire and alameda county fire. they have fresh workers. they have the wood going down now. but that's not the only problem. listen to this. >> the problem is there is a sand soil in there and there is also a clay. so when we are moving the sand more sand is coming into the hole and his feet are actually entrapped in a clay material right now. he's within two holes right now. >> his feet stuck in clay, he is in good spirits. they have sent down an iv to keep him hydrated. we'll keep you posted. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope they get him out soon. >>> the first in a series of storms is heading to toward the bay area. we a

otherwise, the water did not make it past the sand. although it breached that small portion of the sand dune wall, that was about it.

leftover sand from winter storms is filling area roads, but street crews recently gave that old sand a new purpose. "i saw the need. the steep slopes out there are unsafe and they are hard to maintain." the crew recently dumped tons of that used road sand and other soil from this big pile - that used to sit underneath roads -- to fill in those slopes on the road just outside of usher's ferry historic village. "it wasn't just about the fill and the recycling material it was actually solving a big problem as we saw it. we village here." the city says with growing piles of material - it had to find something to do with all of it it- and keep it out of the landfill. sot " 3:54:00 we took all of the material from last winter's snow removal out to that one project out on seminole valley trail and it was about 3,000 tons of material that we ended up taking out there, just in the sweeper dumpings we had picked up." all workers had to do was use this machine to remove any trash. "3:56:50 it just keeps filtering itself down. " and when temperatures warm up you might not even recognize that thi

pete you can see a sand artist at work. the buddhist monk, a former buddhist monk is joining us to talk about sand painting. >> you have an unusual artist at work there right now. what can people see? creating a six footman dale la. >> this is a -- mandala. >> it's very intricate, it's all colored sand? >> it is. it's a large circular divine, you'll have a sacred image and the symbols radiate out. it's a healing mandala, it will be about physical healing, anger, greed, jealousy and each one of those colors have a symbol with it as well. >> this is just really pain steak work but -- painstaking work but fascinating to watch. >> yes, it's incredible. when we think about sand, we think about a two dimensional level piece. when you go down and look at it eye level which we invite you to do, you'll see that there is earlier this week, we have the opportunity as we were teaching about it, in the center of the ma fda la and to experience very briefly what that must be like -- mandala and to experience very briefly what that must b

. >>> for most a few sand bags do the job. >>> with more rain expected ... >> give it a little tap. >> some are getting ready for the next round. >> tie it around. >> at 17th and folsom the sand bags are part of the winter decor and almost every business has sand bag threshold. >> this is preventive for anytime it rains heavily because this is the low point. >> it looks like the bay area is back in its winter groove. first we prepare for rain and clean up and a downed tree claimed a few parking spaces but no cars and the same in oakland the wind and rain just too much for weekend and heavy branches. >> i assume it will happen all winter. >> back in pacifica the cleanup is temporary. >> i love it. >> the next storm will leave the same mess. judy mason thinks it is all part of the beauty of nature. >> we're safe and as long at sinkhole doesn't spread we will be fine. >>> and that's the goal to keep the sinkhole from growing anymore. for now the permanent fix is still aways off, in pacifica, noel walker ktvu fox 2 now. >>> and be sure to download the free ktvu weather app for the latest

a sands spokesperson confirmed to fox5 that plans for a $1 billion domed stadium are moving forward, with or without a team. the stadium would contain at least 60,000 seats. the spokesperson further said the deal would involve a public- private partnership and that developers may request that funds from hotel room taxes be diverted to the project. the nfl recently rejected a bid to move the raiders to los angeles. the team is currently without a lease in oakland and is said to be considering several cities for relocation, including san antonio. no timeline for could happen. this is the area where the stadium would be. the federal trade victims to report identity theft. we've got the details on the new system designed to help you stay ahead of the criminals. according to a new report...las vegas is still leading the pack when it comes to homes underwater. find out what other cities are feeling the pinch as well. fox5 news this morning with monica jackson, jason feinberg, dave hall and maria silva. weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and your traffic this morning. nearly 7-years ago a la

close to 50 around the sand hills. overnight tonight with clearing skies, i mentioned colder temperatures, around 32 for an overnight low. here's the coming days, looking at a high of 51 friday. 55 saturday. look at that, the 60s are here for sunday, monday and into the middle of next week. it's now 6:21 on this thursday morning. let's check with traffic now. starting to see more cars. this is outside our wncn studios, i-440 and wake forest road, a few more cars now, nothing to slow you down. there's an accident we've been watching throughout the majority of the morning. it does have rock service station road closed in southern portions of wake county. power pole is down and lights across rock service station road. a good alternate is going to be u.s. 50. around this morning. >>> coming up on 6:22 -- making a dream come true. coming up, how one unc star hopes to turn childhood dreams into reality and get that ring. >> plus, we caught one an nc state legend who knows a little something about the super bowl. to say the l

. >> reporter: just about everyone lost sand, some lots of sand and some are in real danger. in northern ocean county just north of seaside heights is in desperate shape while seaside is look at the board walk under this lifeguard station. >> ptsss, post-traumatic sandy stress syndrome. >> reporter: enough to bring acting governor here with the d.e.p. commissioner getting a look at how bad the erosion is. >> these people are struggling. >> reporter: congressman tom mccar mc mccarthur on the project. this new steel wall still stands but wave scouring has made the drop to the beaches as much as 113 1 113 1 3 feet. kav venn beach lost sand up to a seawall. long branch lost new sand from an army corps project as well. all the sand they put down this last time, gone. >> yep, gone. >> coming in the summer, it was a lot larger. looks really small. >> i got worried a little in the summer. >> reporter: with so many bared beaches, i asked d.e.p. commissioner bob martin if they'd be protected again. >>> and also in new jersey breaking news. we're told an elderly woman has been found dea

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well, tonight i'm using grains of sand. >> we measured about four ounces of sand and then poured all of it out into a bowl. certainly there's no way to count all of these tiny grains. you see how small they are compared to a penny, but those who tried based on the almost microscopic size of fine sand grains, there are about 300 million of them in 4 ounces, roughly. which means this bowl represents the number of possible number roughly. >> by putting in this here and then picking the right one out again, that would be pulling the winning combination out. teach kids about odds. she's the director of math nasium in winter park. she dropped the one grain of sand colored purple and drops it in the bowl. the purple grain is bigger than a regular grain, only so we could actually cover it purple. still scoop after scoop -- >> you can pull from all over the purple sand. it's not an easy task. >> the odds are 1 in 292 million don't change even though more people are buying tickets. perhaps the most ever. your odds of winning always stay the same. >> the odds of somebody winning, though, do go

hold on, miss sand. let me take a look at this. so, tell me, mr. watson -- when amber was living in your condemned unit, what address [laughs] was your girlfriend living at, who was conducting business on your behalf? >> 3rd street. >> judge larry: sonia, why don't you show it to him? why don't you just take a look, certified letter is addressed to the same address you just gave me? >> yes, it is. [ laughter ] how come we never got it? >> i... >> judge larry: don't you think you owe her everything back that she paid you? save face? >> no. >> judge larry: let me ask you this, miss sand -- you're suing for $1,275 when, in fact, you only gave $900 to these people. what's the other money for? >> moving expenses. i had to take time off from work. >> judge larry: do you have any proof of the moving expenses? >> i don't have any. >> judge larry: you should have sued for punitive damages. >> judge tanya: yes, you should have. >> judge patricia: we're gonna retire to deliberate. thank you. >> sonia: this courtroom is now in recess. >> judge tanya: no water,

heavy equipment here was working on the sand. chopper 6 hd is live now over beach haven inlet along long beach island you can see heavy equipment move be the sand around, the storm battering areas of the coastline and doing damage to the sand and to the beaches there, so they are trying to do what they can to sure up the beaches, again to move the sand that was blown up against the houses in beach haven right on long beach island. and i felt -- a lot of communities had done beach replenishment that was down this weekend. nora muchanic will have more on the recovery efforts down at the jersey shore this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. >>> accuweather tracking a slight warmup this week which could help melt the snow. let's look live outside sky6 live hd showing us the have another temperature university camera. peaks of sunshine, but we are in for a bit of a break and we deserve it. meteorologist david murphy at the "action news" big board with the details. >> reporter: we are at the beginning of an improving pattern in temperature and weat

sand hills low 50's with lots of sunshine. tomorrow we could see a couple of thermometers near 60 but we have rain back in the forecast. let's talk weather and traffic back to barbara. barbara: let's look at the roads from our d.o.t. kafpls -- cams. this is 40 and 540 and this ramp is dangerous. in many cases roads look pretty good but some black ice so take it easy if you have to get out early on the roads. we will have weather and traffic throughout the morning. >> we said before the roads look all right but there are spots. barbara: a lot of them in good shape. >> black ice is causing some problems. ed crutch is live in -- crump is ed: i will give you an example of what you will encounter when you leave the tphaeubtdzneighborhood. we had to get out of the way for the newspaper guy. this is what you see coming out of the neighborhood and it worries folks. this is pretty good. it gives you good direction. the difficult spots is the melt water off this street down here. this is nothing but a solid sheet of ice. the street look

we have traction sand. the snow melt and shovels are gone. >> please don't drive in it. if you don't know how deep it is, you can get in trouble. we have blocked intersections because of that. ice forms. slow down. avoid being on the roads. joe: while the roads here really aren't that bad, again, slow down and take your time. they are worried about the high tide tonight at 8:00. some neighborhoods will be underwater tonight and again tomorrow morning. that is what they are worried about. so on top of the street crews, they have their storm water prevention as well. nicole: we showed you a taste of this earlier, you are helping us tell the story by sending in your pictures. here is a great shot of a trampoline. this is from virginia beach. tom: looks like a five-year-old is trying to perfected the art of making snowballs. nicole: keep those pictures tom: a more serious side of the winter weather, washington, d.c. one of the hardest hit areas of the storm. we are going to look at the capital. they were in the midst of a blizzard, up to two feet of snow. >> they had problem

every time we moved sand, more sand came on top of him or around him. his feet were caught in the clay. >> i want to say thank you police department, paramedicals, i want to say thank you everybody. you guys, to be safe, waiting for this happen. >> that worker, 42-year-old esparza is at highland hospital this morning. he got pain medication here on the scene, went to the hospital as a precaution. he's not going to be at work today. his co-workers will be. the trench is still open covered by a steel plate. they'll have to figure out what went wrong yesterday and how they can do it better today: kris sanchez, "today in the bay." [ sirens wailing ] >> more breaking news to tell you about this morning, this time out of pakistan where a bomb attack killed 15 people at a polio vaccination center, just as the teams were about to fan out to neighborhoods. 24 more people were also injured. a little-known militant group claiming responsibility for the suicide attack. >>> also breaking out of iran this morning, just a couple hours ago. that country released all te

sand hills are added to the winter storm warning. barbara: nicole carr is live there. >> you have the hood up so it must be raining a little bit there. nicole. t. is coming down a little harder than the last half hour. i'm sorry, i can barely talk. i am cold and i don't know what i did with my gloves. but rain is coming down a little heavier. it was like there around -- like this around 2:30. don was telling you the pink and freezing rain in the sand hills. our building manager prepped always for anything that would freeze so we have the sidewalks treated treated. we have all the school children and teachers enjoying the day off. hopefully the parents are getting to do the same thing and we know fort bragg is calling off everything there, they are closed. if you need to get to the p.x. or commissary and do a little grocery shopping they are on a two-hour delay. that is all we have going on. we will see you the next half hour. we will send it back to you. john: let's check back with the first alert storm center and meteorologist don s

suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. we're on your side with lifesaving information and a team effort to end domestic violence in hampton roads. anita blanton's special report tonight shows us who's trying to make every 9 seconds in the us, a woman is assaulted or beaten by someone she thought she knew. and then there are those whose stories can only be told by police or the loved ones they leave behind. we've often aired their shock or tearful pleas. she just wanted to make sure her kids had a hampton roads to save lives and who's calling on men to be a part of the change. other men can hear it from men that this is not acceptable 24:27 you can watch anita's full report on what's being done to end domestic abuse in hampton roads - tonight on wavy news 10 at six. it's a busy morning in the super doppler 10 weather center. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is updating the forecas

today, sand was being piled high by heavy machinery in belmar. this picture from above shows more than with one mile of sand dune in place. >> we'll be better equipped for sandy. >> reporter: no one is predicting that this storm will be as damaging as superstorm sandy. but as you can see here on the point pleasant boardwalk, sand bags are already in place in advance of this storm, and the big concern are the high winds, the full moon high tide, and the potential storm surge coming off the ocean on land. we'll have to wait and see exactly how it plays out over the weekend. reporting live in point pleasant, brian conybeare, cbs 2 news. >>> thank you, brian. in the city, store shelves are looking quite bare as everyone is stocking up on food and essentials. tracee carrasco join us live from central park with more. >> reporter: this obviously isn't real snow, but the new yorks parks department has been busy making this fake stuff for an event this saturday called winter jam, unfortunately for today that event was canceled, as we prepare to get the re

>> reporter: these are the sand truck and plows at the ready. they'll spray sand and salt on spots should that need a rise. today we looked as the trucks were spreading brine. that was the main mission today. laying drown that brine. it was about 20 trucks working in wake county and 29 in durham county. major roads, interstates, bridges were coated. the trucks were on a roll tuesday afternoon and resumed work today from the morning and evening commutes. replenishing at this site. it's brine mountain. most of this brine should hold up through friday. brine is watered that is heavily saturated salt. >> just keeps the road from freezing. until the last two nights it would have not helped if something had happened t. keeps it from freezing. >> he says the brine trucks -- likely return tomorrow to reenforce what was already been friday morning is when the real tests come. the same drivers will take command of these trucks with the plow and sand and now sit quietly waiting. carol? >> busy days and nights ahead. thank you. now when the snow starts fall

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beach public works had their frost patrol working from 1 this morning til 8 -- spreading salt and sand on bridges and overpasses -- like the lesner and rudee inlet bridge. but for other drivers -- they re hitting the road early in hopes to beat the storm 8;41 we are going back to baltimore and beat the snow hopefully. we are going to go the bridge tunnel that way we ll be away from it crews will be on standby all day middle school letting out at 1250 norfolk and chesapeake schools are also dismissing two hours early. on the peninsula -- newport news - and poquoson are out early. accomack and camden county schools in north carolina were added to the list this morning. all of these schools have also canceled all afternoon activities. now -- if you re wondering about other school districts or businesses - we have a delays - running across the bottom of your screen and on w-t-k-r dot com. if you )re traveling today or this weekend -- you may want to stay put. passengers looking to fly out of ronald reagan washington national airport today were met with long lines, delays, and cancellations

and we're keeping a close look on the sand hills. this is where you'll see the icy conditions south of the triangle as the sleet and freezing rain continues. we'll have more updates coming up in a few minutes. justin quesinberry is checking on road conditions through the where are you now and what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning. right now we're on wade avenue in raleigh. right near 440 here. you can see what we're seeing right now. we're seeing some big flames come down -- flakes come down. they're frew and far between but we're also hearing sleet coming down on the windshield. so a little mitch tour in terms -- mixture in terms of what we're seeing falling right now. sometimes we're seeing wet conditions on the roads as we travel around wake county. it depends on where you are in terms of what you're seeing. we'll tell what you to expect if you have to to be out and about. justin quesinberry, wncn. >>> we continue our winter weather coverage and now to the sand hills. >> the winter mix hit our viewers in moore county this

these temperatures continuing to update around the sand hills, 37 in clinton and raeford. so we'll get to your fast forecast as you're getting ready to head out the door on this friday morning. we're talking about plenty of sunshine. a little bit of fog though, south of triangle this morning should be right around 35 at 8:00 a.m. 45, lots of sunshine at lunch time today and then 51 our afternoon high, compare that to normal, normal is actually 52. close to where we should be. clear skies continue through 6:00 p.m. this evening. we'll get to your forecast and that weekend ahead just a little bit. >>> but let's go ahead and switch gears, checking in with traffic. i-85 and duke street, just a few cars in either direction this morning. commute, buckle up and have a safe drive in. go ahead and check in with your live drive conditions, capital but all that in green right now, moving close to the posted speed limits this morning. 41 miles per hour coming in to the city on u.s. one. more in 10 minutes. >>> the carolina panthers soon head to the west coastthe team will get a huge s

in the sand hills you will be in the 60's this afternoon. cooler air heads back in and we have rain coming in. we will have that in the complete forecast in a bit. barbara: emotions high in a north carolina courtroom as the man accused of shooting and killing a good samaritan faced a job in catawba. marvin lee didn't say a word as the judge said he was charged with murder. he got stuck in ice when jefferson hefr they are and -- hevner and others stopped to help him but called the sheriff because lee appeared to be drunk. lee got out of his car and shot hefr they are. john: fayetteville police officer delivered a mixed report on crime. harold medlock says overall crime numbers were down last year about 5% but violent crimes increased by 14%. he said his department has more night and early morning. his officers are also using body cameras and he stepped up community involvement with residents. barbara: in raleigh the oakwood cemetery increasing the reward to $3,500 for information leading to the arrest of vans. nine monuments at the cemetery w

we have confirmed sands management is meeting with an n- f-l team owner tomorrow. fox five's elizabeth watts is live in our newsroom with what she has learned.. i spoke with a sands corp spokesperson who confirms they're looking into building a billion dollar stadium on u-n-l-v owned land near campus... and tomorrow the owner of the oakland raiders is meeting with sheldon adelson- at adelson's request... he wants to build a 60-thousand seat, domed- state of the art- stadium that would be home to unlv's football team and sporting events year round.. the location would be the 42 acres of land unlv owns near campus.. it's on koval. the sands says the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee is meeting in the middle of this year to give suggestions to the governor on prioritizing tourism improvement projects in southern nevada... they believe nothing would move that needle more than a new world class stadium... so the sands may seek legislative approval for hotel room taxes that support the l-v-c-v-a to be diverted to the project. the l-v-c-v-a said in a statem

as the kids head out they will see some rain in the sand hills. if you live north of the triangle you will be cloudy and cooler. temps are in the mid 30's in the triangle. we have some below freezing in north. 28 south hill. 28 roxboro. 36 chapel hill, 39 goldsboro, 38 in order. 41 clinton. looking at the day ahead cloudy now and 37. by lunchtime temperatures 43 and rain around. through the late day temperatures in the mid 40's. you can see a little sunshine to the north. we will talk about that and we have warmer temps. you will love the weekend forecast. john: check out what residents of a raleigh townhouse community water gushing out of the ground. it was first thought to be caused by a water main break but after inspection it appears somebody is trying to tamper with the marine. biologists are studying a whale that washed ashore at cherry beach north carolina. the hump back is one to 2 years old and looked thin and appeared to be sick. whales washing ashore happens more often than you think. barbara: north carolina was first in flight but anot

crews finished brieing spreading sand around the roads today. >> as traffic goes over, it grinds in the ice and help break it up a little bit and you have the salts there to speed up the melting of it. >> the d.o.t. 6000 tons of sand. >> gallons of brnes on the road. >>> stay off the roads during this storm unless you have to travel. being out there putting you and others at risk. >> laura. >> gerald, governor pat mccory announced the state emergency this morning. he and others trying to come up with a plan to deal with everything of snow and sleet and they'll make it a priority and make sure that no one gets left out stranded in the storm. >> governor pat mccory said he's hoping to avoid the gridlock we have seen in the past by getting disabled cars >> d.o.t. roads out of the road ways to the shoulder so we won't have these large backups and potentially have people stranded. >> patrols and law enforcement will check on primary and secondary roads for stranded motorists. >> the last we want is a family left in the car and assuming that no one is in there. we don't want to haveany deaths

the sands doesn't want to own a team, they would run the facility. there are a ton of stumbling blocks in front of raiders-to- vegas scenario first of all, would the league approve of a franchise in las vegas? the nfl still hasn't embraced las vegas and gaming, what would an nfl franchise mean to the sports one sports book director gave us an interesting take - i 'll share that in 15 minutes here on 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) > the raiders just tried to move to l-a but the league gave preference to the rams and the chargers... is it possible they're trying to leverage las vegas for another deal? ((chris maathuis)) definitely possible, denise. the team has been deadlocked in negotiations with oakland for a new stadium. and have been rumored to be exploring san antonio as well. oakland definitely doesn't want to lose them, so a lot remains to be seen here./// ((denise valdez)) > a spree of deadly violence continues across the valley... north las vegas police are investigating the fourth murder in southern nevada in the last 24 hours. ((dave courvois

of sand over the next few days to shore up the dunes. with chris christie back on the campaign trail in new hampshire, lieutenant governor kim guadagno surveyed storm damage along with the dep commissioner and other officials. >> you can see that the sand is gone. and the question becomes what do we do next because what happens if there is another storm? >> reporter: further south in margate you can see that the water line left behind heavy surf that pounded the coast this weekend. >>> live in north wildwood is trish hartman. tough to know trish what got hit harder or the beach or the residents who live near it. >> reporter: exactly, jim, and crews are still out here tonight on the third avenue beach. take a look. they say they'll be out here for another two hours. they're trying to push that sand back where it belongs. folks have been stopping by to check out the beach erosion all day. many of them before going back home to clean up their own messes. billy rutherford creates a tile of ruined belongs outside his 17th avenue home in north

you see it includes the triangle and sand hills. and that is a winter weather advisory and that is in effect till 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. neighborhood, i'll send it over to kristin ketchell. >>> we have a mess of wintry weather heading our way today. as we head through this morning, many of us will see a sleet and snow mixture. but in the later parts of this morning, we may see most of that transitioning to all sleet with freezing rain. this afternoon, some of us even into this evening may actually see rain mixing in. so all the frozen precipitation changes to rain later this evening. and once we get through our dinner hours here, after dinnertime, we see the rain pulling out of the area to the northeast changing back to some snow as we head into tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon before all of this wintry weather wraps up in the area. so the timing, we're looking at a good chance for snow, especially further north you are today. possibility. so for a look how much ice and things back over to meteorologist alyssa corfont. >>> this

all spreading salt and sand mix. stores on coleaium drive mostly closed around 3 this is how it looked earlier...surfer. man at least 13 people have at least 13 people have died from this storm, six in north carolina, three in virginia. slater is watching everything has it happens in the super doppler weather center. a winter weather advisory will remain in effect for bertie co, camden co, chowan co, currituck co, gates co, co, southampton co, surry co, sussex co, york co...chesapeake, franklin, gloucester, hampton, mathews, newport flood warning will remain in effect for accomack co, isle of wight co, and northampton co...chesapeake, norfolk, portsmouth, and virginia beach. tonight: light to moderate snow through 10 pm. some stray snow showers through midnight. windy. lows: mid-20s. wind chills: low teens. winds: n 20-30 mph, gusts to 45 mph. mph, gusts to 30 mph. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder. highs: mid-40s. winds: light sw. earlier today, we had a mix of sleet and freezing rain which put a thin the ice.

suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. many people in our area headed out to the stores before the first wave of winter weather hit. shoppers in hampton scooped up ice melt and shovels today. hardware on town center way says they've solds hundreds of both. salt is also going quickly. c15 02:30:44 - :48 "as fast as we can bring it out of the back, it's going off the floor." some stores are already out of salt - like the ace hardware in newport news, on warwick boulevard. an employee says they'll have more tomorrow. folks in the western part of the state flocked to the grocery store and cleared the shelves. these pictures come from a kroger store near roanoke. shoppers have already pulled milk and bread from the shelves. they're expecting at least six inches of snow there over the next couple days. people living in northern virginia and up past baltimore are under a blizzard wa

we are getting glaze reports in many areas of the sand hills. ground temperatures cold enough to be overwhelmed by heavy precipitation and roads could easily be covered with snow bands. notice the convex. we are not worried about thunderstorms. it will be wintry for us. with winter storm warms to pwhreutz blizzard warnings from d.c. to new york. we have the transition happening as we go through medicine day today around -- midday to a mix of sleet or freezing rain from the triangle south. northern counties still snow through early afternoon. transition more to a freezing precipitation for most ofs. wind gusts could be up to mid 20's. look at our model by this evening showing potential gusts of over 30. if that happens power outages could be a pretty good bet with trees going down if they have any ice on them. right now some areas reports of ice around an eighth of an inch. that is not in the danger zone yet. half inch is trouble. we are seeing a haoeuigh likelihood of power outages on the outer banks and coast. don: here we have adjusted the ice

when they removed the sand and muck more fell in its place. finally a big vacuum like tool let rescue crews get enough sand out to free his feet. he was rescued at about 2 a.m. cold and tired but otherwise okay. >> we are happy. >> every time they tried to excavate and put in more shoring material plywood and bracing, more and more sand would come in on it. >> reporter: mr. esparza never lost consciousness and maintained good vital signs throughout the rescue. he was buried only waist high. he got a cell phone from firefighters so he could text people about the situation even we're told play games on that phone to pass the time. we did have a pool reporter talk to him a few minutes ago. we are now getting that video in. we'll have more tonight including hearing from mr. esparza himself at 6:00. reporting live from oakland, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> new at 5:00 the mangled mess shut down van ness at golden gate avenue in san francisco this afternoon. the wreck sent one car on to its side. the other car ended up near the crosswalk. two people had

crews here passing dropping sand and salt and speaking with d.o.t. spokesman just a little while ago and he said that you guys [laughter] so they are dropping that sand and salt to start that deicing process and then later will be using the snow plows to clear the roads and again we've seen people are out and about thankfully driving slowly in roxboro. maybe at this point about a half an inch to three quarters of an inch of snow we have where we are. >> i think those guys were order, tara? >> we've had food dropped off to us and coffee and we also had the pucci family come out with their home made biscuits so we are well taken care of in roxboro. >> that's one of the fun things about being out covering the snow in a field because you've got to deal with a lot of adverse weather conditions but people are generally very nice that come by and bring you food and coffee. >> that's really cool. >>> its been a busy morning at wral. >> this is a live look at fayetteville this morning where ice has been mostly the concern down there, but fortunately i do have

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suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. before the next wave of winter weather hits, download our free wavy weather app and wavy news app. with both you'll be able to see any school closings and delays and get hour- by-hour forecasts. breaking news now in james city county. firefighters tell us a fire broke out inside lumber liquidator's main sanding unit just after midnight. that's in toano. crews tell us workers were inside when the fire started. the factory shut down overnight as firefighters worked to the get the fire under control. they estimate the fire caused thousands of dollars in damage to machinery. they're still investigating what sparked the fire. new this morning, the commonwealth transportation board has awarded contracts for several road projects. they total almost $200 million dollars. those projects include the interstate 64 widening on the peninsula, which i

we have seen them but not salting and sanding. they have not needed to. they have had zero calls for slick spots at this point. they will watch this throughout the overnight. joe fisher: the snow has stopped and the rain has moved him. that is a bigger concern for the city. police our staff. interstates from northern virginia to areas like norfolk where they treated roads citywide. more preparations are for the rain event. >> exactly. we have that to close some of our floodgates. reporter: nate wilkins is with public works. >> with the mixed coming in, if you don't have to be on the road, don't. reporter: he is preparing for round two of the snow, and message to drivers -- stay off the roads. >> just slow down. >> the snow teams are resting up. the storm water prevention team getting ready. high tie tomorrow. nicole: you are helping us -- tom: you are helping us tell the story to the viewers. from matthews county as snow began. pictures keep coming in by the dozens. we post as many as we can. do your part and sent any pictures you can and send it to repor

the sands says the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee is meeting in the middle of this year to give suggestions to the governor on prioritizing tourism improvement projects in southern nevada... they believe more than a new world class stadium... so the sands may seek legislative approval for hotel room taxes that support the l-v-c-v-a to be diverted to the project. the l-v-c-v-a said in a statement it looks forward to the project being presented... and any new facilities that will attract more visitors is a positive for our community. u-n-l-v's president released a statement... saying as previously stated in public meetings- the unlv site has tremendous value... and says no decision has been made on how the property will be used... but he said if a public-private partnership can be formed that includes the development of a new special events stadium with little or no cost to unlv.. and they can use the facility.. it would be of great value to unlv. live in the newsroom ew ffn llv. we have a web poll online- do you think an nfl team will play in las vegas in your lifeti

up in asheville, work crews have started salting and sanding the streets, and they are trsitioning to 12 on and 12 off work schedules. people in western north carolina are preparing for the wiest -- the worst, 4, 5, 6 inches of snow. aly myles was in asheville earlier today as public works were getting their tracks ready. aly: hundreds of tons of salt and sand, already to go as soon as the flakes start falling. >> the guys were checking the equipment to make sure there is no faulty stuff, checking the aly: the good news, this 32-degree weather and sun. >> anytime we get warm weather, it thaws te rhe roads, and then it ain't as bad if it stays in the teens or zeros. aly: these guys know it will be a long couple days. they have transitioned into 12-hour shifts, all hands on deck. there is sometetng you can do to help them out. >> the biggest problem we have is a lot of people parking on roads. they can use driveways to help speed up the time. aly: public works says it is preparing for the worsrs hoping for the bealy myles in asheville. john: people have been coming by, asking us the lat

drying out sooner in the sand hills. we get into the afternoon, still a little bit of leftover light snow before we finally dry out late saturday night, and by sunday morning, we will have clear skies. tomorrow, we'll -- tomorrow will be another windy and cold day s. good chances of precipitation, but it is not a mix tomorrow. it is mainly a snow i vent. not a major one, but a light snow event and on top of ice, you put snow still making travel p. we're above freezing with sunny skies up to 40 on sunday, but i would say sunday afternoon is the first time the roads will start to improve. we're headed to 48 monday. we have rain in the forecast tuesday and wednesday before it gets chilly again. our three degree guaranteed high tomorrow. thirty-three. today we made it to 32 and it was a cold and miserable day but we are happy. heat and air to give another hospice. guys, to celebrate super bowl 50 i'm rewarding fans with a special offer. order a large pizza and get a second large pizza for 50 cents. 50 cents?! that's pocket c

the sand dunes built up as far as the high can see. you can see crews yesterday actively preparing for the storm, building up the sand dunes taking this seriously. the hope with the sand dunes is if there is in fact coastal flooding, they would help to businesses and roadways in this area. tonight in bradley beach, officials will meet to talk about safety concerns. people in the area tell us, yes, they are concerned. >> we are in a spot where we are safe from the water. a bunch of nay worst were hit so we get concerned with the high tide and the full moon. >> reporter: as the saying goes, better safe than sorry. in the video, you are seeing folks stocking up on the essentials, preparing for a weekend that will be spent at home if not far, far away. back out live, preparedness is key. high tide is expected early saturday morning, saturday evening and sunday morning. take note of the time frames and be as prepared as possible if you live in this area. mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> mallory, thank you. >>> on long island, nas

you can see the salt and sand it has been laid down. as far as what it looked like earlier, we had a little bit of snow that turned over to rain and then back over to snow, and within, like, a half hour, we had snow that was laying on the ground and making it difficult for drivers, but it only took a little bit of time for these big the city of suffolk prepared for this yesterday. they ended up closing down for the day. schools were closed, but just because the city and schools were prepared for it does not mean everyone was prepared. >> i got to kind of see the snow going snow/rain/snow/rain, but i'm just kind of worried it's going to all be ice by the end of it. >> i did not know it was going to snow like this. i'm just try to get to my car so i can go home. >> there were 304 people we found who did not have scrapers. we helped that last gentleman out by cleaning office car for him. we have this really stiff, cold breeze coming in. a lot of people around here are worried about the potential for icing over and overpasses and bridges. w

the las vegas sands corporate account tweeted this photo... saying quote "our chairman sheldon adelson had a great visit with mr. mark davis... looking forward to future conversations. #respect." ((patrick walker)) adelson and the sands corporation have proposed a public-private partnership to fund the one- billion dollar plus stadium.... whether or not an n-f-l team decides to come to las vegas. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) whether or not the raiders actually set up shop in las vegas is a long shot. ((denise valdez)) and if they are using las vegas as leverage... it won't kill the deal sports director chris maathius is here now with that side of the story. gentleman i spoke with today have been meeting with the raiders owner and other business leaders. in fact there was more then a morning meeting, team owner mark davis and his team president had several meetings scheduled.. even this afternoon. but the notion that las vegas has to bring an nfl franchise to seal the deal is not necessary a deal break

studies showed the sand in the past was causing more problems. plus, water run off. city officials say the other reason is because they constantly fix roads as soon as problems were reported. meanwhile, south carolina taxpayers are still footing the bill from last year's winter in terms of pothole damage to cars. in 2015, drivers who submitted damage claims to dot were reimbursed $727,000. the vast majority of those had to do with potholes. you can file a claim with dot if they know about the pothole and failed to fix it. if it's a new pothole not yet reported, officials say it's repairs. geoff: the highway patrol says this weekend's winter weather played a role in a deadly crash involving a tri-at 44-year-old andy van evera of greer died saturday. friends say he was training for a half-marathon. troopers say van evera was running off the roadway in the direction of a car along highway 14. investigators say the driver of a honda swerved to avoid him but ended up hitting an icy patch of road. >> he was a father to three children and he didn't come back from his run th

sand bag. >> we put them up preventative anytime it will rain or when it does rain heavily.reporter: it looks like the bay area is back in its winter groove. first we prepare for rain and then we clean up after it. a downed tree claimed a few parking places. the same in oakland. the wind and rain just too much for weakened and heavy branches. >> it will happen all weekend. >> the clean up is temporary. >> i love it. >> reporter: the next storm will leave this same mess. she thinks it is a part of the beauty of nature. >> we are safe. as long the sink hole doesn't spread we will be fine. >> reporter: that is the goal to keep it from going anymore for now. in pacifica, noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> no rain out there right now but in the next few hours the rain will begin and your commute tomorrow morning could be nasty. anywhere in the bay area. it will spread from north to south. if they come in at a lower mid- latitude, right, it goes straight in to the coastal hills, east bay mills is produces a lot of rain. that is why the oakland hills had over 2 hinchs of rain. hea

once the precipitation falls, sand and salt on slick spots. the dot spokesman says in wake county alone 07 trucks will be working the roads early tomorrow morning. the barn here on blue ridge road has 6,000 tons of salt ready to drivers to use battling the ice. >> if you will be out if a long time. the storms could be affecting the roads from early friday morning until well into saturday. our crews don't leave. >> reporter: even with all this prep work, dot crews are doing this, he advises people to stay off the road. he says all it takes is a small ice patch for a car or truck to slide off the road. if you have to go out, the dot trucks behind me are charged with making road as safe as possible. again where people just hit that little maul patch. >> thank you, bryan. >>> if you haven't already, now winter supplies. arielle clay is live in durham with what shoppers are buying. butter and what else? >> reporter: salt is another thing they are buying a lot of. it is completely gone here at the crowing ore hillsboro road. there is some wood still