about students who they say are are causing trouble while they should be in class. wbtv s mark davenport is live in charlotte with more on this so mark, what are some of the issues neighbors are are complaining about? reporter: there is a laundry list, christine. more than 30 neighbors who live around west mecklenburg high school showed up for a meeting overnight. some of the problems, cars being broken into, stuff stolen from homes. they all agreed at the meeting there is a problem at west mecklenburg high school that needs to be addressed right now. i want to take you to the meeting, this is video we got last night. neighbors had a chance to voice concerns to cms and cmpd. residents, especially older neighbors, are worried things will get worse. cms says they are addressing the problems of kids skipping school, not going to school at all but has been a challenge and they are working so solutions. has nine buildings, 21 hundreds00 students. neighbors wonder if anything wil
good morning tri-state, i m chris riva. riva.and i m kathrine nero. welcome back chris we ll get to that breaking news happening in brussels in just a minute but first here in the tri-state.we re expecting a warm-up today. today.jennifer ketchmark has the forecast. our tuesday forecast will be dry, but get ready for a windy day. winds will come in from the southwest at 10 to 20 mph and gust up to 35 mph. but this also brings in warmer air and temperatures will climb into the mid 60s. temperatures stay mild until rain returns we re on top of breaking news.all subway stations and the brussels airport are closed right now. in the past 90 minutes. there have been two explosions reported at the airport terminal belgium. belgium.these are pictures of the aftermath.details are still coming in right now. but belgian officials say they can confirm that several people are dead and others are wounded following the explosion.there are twitter this is video of people running away from the
light showers from the city on east. there s more to e south. it s this area of rain that has to work through. foe r today, the way the breakdown is, gray through early afternoon. do rain, could pick up in intensity. some parts could clear. the other story becomes the wi . we ll talk more about that in a bit. emily west is joining us again this monday morning. already have a few stories, too. a closure onong island. ut down eastound bztween the seaford oyster bay. you can head up to the southern state. there was a disabled tractor-trailer on the bqe. but a car hit it. now there s a bigger problem. two lanes taken up. more weather and traffic on the 4s. in new jersey, that s where police say it started o davis place in east orange. at e where we find tracie st han. good morning, tracie. reporter: good morning to you. an officer confirms that that driver was able to bring himself here to the east orange police station after reports that he was shot. there s an officer out
you take that and bring in rain and breeze. s damp and chilly and raw throughout the morning hours. the rain sliding from south to north. right now, nothing terribly heavy in and around the city. it is rainy and starting to fill in to the south. you can see a larger solid area rain down here across delaware. that s going to slide up in our direction too. the day is going to break down. light rain now. std.eadier rain made to late morning. temperatures in the 40s. end up in the 50s by the end of the day. wei re going to talk about strong gusty winds. let s talk commute with emily west. it s shut down both ways between seaford oyster bay. merrick frroad, southern state parkway, good alternates. knapp stirreet, crash in the r ht lane on the bqe. accident eastbound at the brooklyn bridge. bound rfk triboro bridge. more weather and traffic on the 4s. thanks so much, emily. breaking news in new jersey. a cab driver was shot. he managed to drive himself to get help. police s
major hot spots across the country are banning alcohol on their beaches for the next month, including gulf city, florida. officials say crime spikes a lot, due to public the ban is to keep as you can imagine.a lot of people are unhappy, and say the ban is too aggressive. airline officials are reviewing their policies about after a scary incident mid-flight.. a girl says her iphone burst into flames mid-air on a flight to hawaii. alaska air says their crews are trained for this type of situation and quickly put it out. but some are asking why hoverboards have been banned and i- phones haven t.considerin g they also have batteries than can catch fire. but airport officials say until it happens a lot, they likely won t make changes. there have been about a dozen cases of phone s catching fire mid- air in the last few years. in this case.no one was hurt while a lot of country are celebrating the beginning of spring. seasonal allergies have kicked in for millions of americans. i