we could seacoastal and tidal flooding in the area. high tide is at 9:00 a.m. on the oceanfront. later in the morning in the back bay and inlets. areas that are prone to tidal flooding could see flooding on the roads today. it's dark so it's hard to see the water. you can see the dunes there and over the ridge you can see water. there could dangerous conditions out there today, as well. there's a rip currents. if you're on -- i can barely hear anything. if you're on the ground, see heavy rain and winds in atlantic city, a good day to stay inside and wear a rain slicker because i don't think your umbrella will be effective. >> okay, katherine, get back in the van. >>> new this morning, firefighters had to rescue a person from a burning home, a fast-moving fire broke out at 1:00 p.m. morning on pine street near popular in darby. when firefighters got there, they were told that person was trapped, the victim is being treated for burns and smoke. another person was treated at the scene for minor injuries. investigators are still looking for the cause of that fire. >> happening today,

there's a new front on the black seacoast. crucial with mariupol. in donetsk, in the eastern ukraine, what signs do you see of it taking place? >> . >> the ceasefire is holding, as far as we can tell here in donetsk at least. there was some type of artillery rocket an hour ago, and neighbor they're firing off their final ammunition before the ceasefire begins, but since it came in a couple of minutes ago, we have had nothing, and the streets are remarkably empty. it's a friday, and we wouldn't expect there to be too much traffic around. and what we were finding today, asking people, we found hope and also skepticism. many people have enjoyed five long months of bitter fighting, and there of been previous ceasefires, which were not worth the paper they were written on. they were violated almost immediately as they came into force. but the conflict, which is split families, causing a huge rift between the east of the country and the large majority of the rest of ukraine, the conflict may be over. what we're seeing in the fortnight is a beginning of a

it's been raining for hours now, high tide comes in later this morning, with all the rain we could seacoastalnd tidal flooding and the spots that are prone to tidal flooding could see minor flooding on the roadways. it's not a day you would call a beach day. but in the event you get the idea there are dangerous conditions over the dunes. in case you get any idea to go in the water there's the threat of rip currents. be safe as you get out the door. get out the rain boots, i want for a different choice no, it won't be that bad, now i have squishy toes. use rain boots, and leave the umbrella at home we're a rain slicker. >> head to our weather page organ your desktop or smart phone or tablet for live views. >> there are overnight developments in the center city assault on two gay men. you're be lieuing at brand new video of katherine knott surrounded by family. she and her co-defendants face two counts of aggravated assault. that's not the only trouble for knott. abdomining health suspended as an e-r technician because she tweeted out patient x-rays. she has been vocal on social media about her

back inside we'll talk about changes that lie ahead, especially monday night into tuesday, we'll seacoastalm that develops into rain and wind. i'll have the details in the seven day in just a bit. eva? >> thanks chris. >>> a 73-year-old grandfather picked up his grandson from football practice, but he never made it home alive. an alleged hit-and-run suv t-boned his car in east mount airy. the suv driver and the passenger took off leaving the grandfather dead. his 13-year-old grandson was hurt, but expected to survive. >>> police caught the suv driver and the passenger nearby. police suspect they used drugs or alcohol before the crash. >>> accused cop killer eric frein remains on the run this morning the focus of a massive two-week long manhunt in the poconos. authorities say the information on a hard drive of a computer used by frein said he planned the attack for careers. there were fears he may be leaving bombs around. nora muchanic has more from northeast p-a still on edge. >> i don't go out of my house once i'm home. i don't go near the windows, because this could happen in a flash that

but we have been unchallenged year of the seacoast which is the third largest bay of environmental significance in the eastern united states. . . we are very fortunate to have been terrific houses with these great staircases and i believe you were at our house earlier and i happen to be at his house earlier this fall as well. so you know, it's great to have someone who appreciates outstanding architecture coming here from maryland. i'm not giving this to you. you are going to sign it for me. [laughter] [applause] so from 2006 this gentleman has been governor of maryland and you have done a truly outstanding job as governor. [applause] >> thank you. >> i just have a few highlights of his career that i have failed to memorize so i'm just going to speak a little bit about his role as governor and also some of the other things that he has done. in the past he served in the maryland legislature and a fellow for senator mikulski. i know mikulski i should pronounce that correctly and then he was appointed assistant state attorney for the city of baltimore and as you heard he served on the baltimore ci