your weather headlines, more icy conditions coming your way tomorrow morning, freezing conditions tomorrow and yes, this week we could see a few flurries drift by. i ll show you when coming up. all right, veronica. thank you. the courthouse in upper marlboro is closed for a third straight weekday because of broken water pipes. something a lot of homes and businesses are dealing with right now. tracee wilkins joins us with a unique look at the issue there. reporter: we have a unique look from the inside of the courthouse. this is cell phone video that one of the employees shot inside of the courthouse. take a look at what it was looking like. it looks like it s actually raining. those are two pipes that burst this afternoon, and they had to once again evacuate the courthouse. now, it was already closed to the public but they had employees come back in to cover up their personal belongings and get pictures and d e brie off the wall because they were going to test the sp
entirely. reporter: the court was already closed to the public due to pipes that burst last week. but today workers were called in to cover and/or retrieve personal items when it happened again. today they were preparing to test the sprinkler system so we were there with tarp trying to cover computers and cover files, case files, evidence there thae trying to preservitude. reporter: county workers scattered, carrying boxes, picture, degrees and other personal items. initial flooding disrupted the electrical system inside the courthouse making the problem worse. we have water on our carpets and in our offices. it s dark. it s cold. one of the employees that works there was like are you going to the courthouse i said yeah, i got to be there. she said no point, turn around and go home. reporter: dozens of county residents were confused about the courthouse being closed again and what this would mean for the business they had and the dates they are legally obligated t
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