they bring in the home is from portsmouth to st theresa catholic church in chesapeake for overnight stays as the temperatures outdoors get colder. they're doing something a little bit different. word has it the whole weekend they're staying here at church all through saturday in the sunday volunteers say the shelter is about more than providing a warm place to stay. it's about lending a hand to someone in need. we are so fortunate we have sown much and read me to have the truly in need. you know if you look classy everyone is almost like one paycheck away from being homeless and you are correctly they are allowing people to stay here at the church throughout the entire week up until sunday in other stories i've ever done. i've never heard of anyone doing that when they need is great is cold make sure people have a safe warm place to be avoiding in chesapeake i married about thirteen years now. all right coming up a store you don't wanna miss a cancer patient as our very own christine as for j co to be his valentine more on the special surprise just ahead. and here's the latest look at the

temperatures are dangerous for anyone outside some are getting help to stay warm tonight at st theresa catholic church in chesapeake they were welcoming the homeless they were busing people in from coursemates long warm nights game we always need help entering that are truly in need for the last week linda has been doing just that at st theresa catholic church in chesapeake she's one of many volunteers with the group or stefan tears for the homeless who have been preparing a warm place for people to eat sleep and relax. they're even providing some much needed services. we have a podiatrist bad checks to be we have a barber isn't hair cause she says most of the people needing shelter have just fallen on hard times. if you look closely at who is almost like one paycheck away from being homeless but instead of a the group will let people stay for an entire week which means in the morning they won't have to leave with dangerously low temperatures these volunteers are hoping that this will provide a safe and warm place from the cold in chesapeake. i'm erin you are both thirteen years now now the sen

they actually go to their city and then bus people in here to chesapeake as st theresa catholic church or you can see the snow is still kind of coming down is still blanketing some of the ground over here but for people when most of the options would be to sleep outdoors in this. this shelter is very much needed as the snow and temperatures fall more people are looking for a warm place indoors but for those without homes options are limited to making this a the trees if they oftentimes have to rely on emergency shelters like this one in chesapeake at st theresa catholic church. it's where volunteers provide shelter food and activities for the homeless the church is opening up these doors for people as part of the program portsmouth volunteers the homeless they bring people from portsmouth to chesapeake not just for warm place to stay but to show about them in their time of need. we always need help winter that are truly in need and as a bebo know there are several of these emergency shelters throughout hampton roads but coming up at six all have a little bit more about what this one is

the lobo has more on how some are getting some much needed help to stay warm this weekend at st theresa catholic church in chesapeake they were welcoming the homeless they were busing people in from winter that are truly in need for the last week linda has been doing just that at st theresa catholic church in chesapeake. she's one of many volunteers with the group or stefan tears for the homeless who have been preparing a warm place for people to eat sleep and relax. they're even providing some much needed services. we have a podiatrist bad checks to be we have a barber isn't hair cause she says most of the people needing shelter have just fallen on hard times. if you look closely at who is also one paycheck away from being homeless but instead of a night's stay this week the group will let people stay for an entire week which means in the morning they won't have to leave with dangerously low temperatures. these volunteers are hoping that this will provide a safe and chesapeake. i'm erin you are both thirteen years now shelters open this weekend tonight. anyone who needs a community presbyterian

catholic stuff anyway? look at the medal dangling off you there like you was a mother superiority. gee, ma, that's lovely. it's st. anne. theresa said she's a patron saint. of what, ma? archie, st. anne is the patron saint of housewives and women in labor. oh, my. i hope you don't have to be in labor to wear it. you don't have to be that, but you've got to be catholic to wear it, which you ain't. you ain't yet explained to me what's all the attraction with the catholics. oh, they have lots of interesting things like those little confessionals right in the church. they're like telephone booths to god. hey, ma, that very poetic. the hell's poetic about it? i didn't hear nothing rhyme. i just had a lovely day, and it's so nice to come home to this lovely dinner. thank you, gloria. yeah! thank you, ma. you like it, daddy? i certainly do, little girl. it's delicious. i couldn't have put it better myself, arch. my, this meat is delicious. i ain't never seen meat so lean. what kind is it? it's steak, edith. it's steak. it's steak. yeah, i know, but what kind? ma, it's, um-- [whispering] i'll be right back. what got into your mother-in