the candidates near the iowa caucus and a local official expected in court. he's accused of using his office for personal gains. rico bush has the details on what's scheduled to happen today for norfolk's city treasurer. good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten at 7am on fox 43. i'm don roberts. we want to start with the big talker of the day - the weather. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking snow tonight and into tomorrow. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put

half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will stay up-to-date on all aspects of the impending snow with our wavy weather app. it's free right now for download on your smartphone or tablet. now let's get a check of the roads with jen lewis. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

now to a big federal court case out of norfolk, involving a local political leader facing some very serious charges. norfolk city treasurer

anthony burfoot is heading back to court later this afternoon to be arraigned on public corruption charges. federal prosecutors say burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars in cash, meals, travel and other gifts, in exchange for votes in the city. rico bush is live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on the man at the center of the federal court case. rico - don, burfoot is expected to make his second appearence in court today - he is facing eight felony counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and perjury charges. according to a 30-page indictment released two weeks ago, federal prosecutors alledge the norfolk city treasurer was part of a scheme to defraud the city. it says dating back to 2-thousand-5, burfoot used his political office for personal gain when he on city council, while also helping private companies at the same time. prosecutors say he promised city votes in exchange for gifts and

companies, including now-defunct tivest development and construction. if convicted, burfoot could be in prison anywhere from five to twenty years, but his attorney is confident that won't happen. 1st bite - andrew sacks - attorney c10 3:45 - the he did because it was best for the city. it has nothing to do with the fact that it to plead not guilty to the felony charges in court . we're told he is going to request a jury trial - and from there, the court will set a trial date. and, it'll most likely be months from now. burfoot has served the city for 14 years. he says he has no plans to step down, despite the serious allegations. live in norfolk, rico bush. 10 on your side. new this morning, isis is acknowledging the death of jihadi john. the "site intelligence group" tracks terrorist activity.

eulogy for the masked militant that appeared in many beheading videos. the u-s identified him as mohammed emwazi, a kuwaiti-born british citizen. the u-s military says it is reasonbly certain he died in a drone strike in syria in november. a local family is calling it a miracle. only on 10, you'll hear from the mother of an nsu student who is now showing signs of recovery after being in a coma. it's a bad habit that many people do when it gets very cold out. but it could leave you as a target for thieves. and only on 10, a woman talks about the terrifying moment when two men took her hostage. now she hopes her story will

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low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph.

today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates.

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stay with us for breaking news at 7:30 - a deadly attack on a university. gunmen scaled the walls to get inside, and killed more than a dozen people. we'll tell you who claimed responsibility. but first in our next 10 minutes, how the search is changing for missing marines in

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today norfolk leaders are scheduled to break ground on another school. officials will hold a ceremony later this mornining for the new ocean view elementary school. workers will start construction later this month. this is video from the site. it's part of the city's plan to build five new schools in three years. earlier this month, city leaders broke ground on the new larchmont elementary school. to read more about the other groundbreakings, and look at construction plans for ocean view elementary, just head to wavy-dot-com. tonight, if you live in virginia beach you have a chance to voice your opinion on the city's comprehensive plan on issues like traffic, transportation, housing, and urban areas. tonight's meeting is at tallwood high school on kempsville road at 6:30. if you cannot make it

other meetings next monday and thursday. in decision 20-16 news, republican presidential candidate donald trump has a new endorsement from sarah palin. it could be a crucial gain for trump who is locked in a bitter battle in iowa with ted cruz. palin has both candidates. back in 20-11, when palin was considering runing for the white house, there were rumors about trump being a possible vice presidential pick. and in 20-12 she endorsed cruz's run for senate. a norfolk state university athlete is on the road to recovery, and her family calls it a miracle. amber brown was in a medically induced coma since first repsonders found her unresponsive in her dorm on new year's day. last week, the junior forward for the spartans basketball team woke up. she can't talk, but she can open her eyes and move her hands. only 10 on your side's

coretta brown - mother player collapse/c0001 16:24:38 "for all of this, we are excited and we're happy but we were expecting god to come through for us and that's what he did so for us, it was a celebration time, you know, every day is celebration time, every moving rather fast, and the doctors are really happy family's ecstatic, friends, the team, everybody is just so supportive :45 amber's mother says the doctors still aren't sure what caused her condition. it could be related to diabetes. she'll have to go through speech and physical therapy. amber's medical bills are adding up. if you would like to help the family, head to wavy-dot-com and look for this story. now to an update about the 12 marines missing off the coast of hawaii. the coast guard suspended the search and rescue, and is transitioning

operation. crews searched for any signs of the missing marines for nearly five days. the coast guard updated the public about its findings yesterday. :45 - 1:08 capt. jim jenkins / u.s. coast search area with multiple assets every day... located all 4 life rafts to confirm that there were no persons on board... located debris from the aircraft crash... and located some of the helicopter wreckage on the sea floor. and i'm hopeful that will aid the collided during night time training. we have more about each of the marines onboard. just look for this story on wavy-dot- com. a woman is sharing her terrifying ordeal after two men took her hostage in virginia beach. she hopes her story will help police catch the men who are still out there. the crime happened back on december 22nd in a busy parking lot off virginia beach

only 10 on your side spoke to the victim, who wants to keep her identity secret. "a gentleman cam up to me, he was very polite, said he was in the military and needed directions. and then the next man came up with a knife and said get in the car now." the woman says the men forced her into the backseat of her car, and covered her head with a jacket. she says they took out her wallet, got her id, and wrote down her name and address. then the men forced her to take out money at different a-t-ms. at the first two stops, her card didn't work, and the men got agitated, so she tried to calm them down. :54- 1:03 now they're panicking a little. and i said, calm down guys we can figure this out. beacuse i didn't wnat them to get panicky and do something rash. the woman said the ordeal lasted a couple of hours. afterwards, the men apologized, and dropped her off near a store. take a good look at the surveillance pictures.

suspect's name might be andy or andrew. you can get a closer look at them on wavy-dot-com. if know anything that could help police, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. we are on your side this morning with an important reminder in this cold weather - don't leave your cars running and unattended. we know it's cold, and many of us want to warm police officers say the convenience doesn't outweigh the risk. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows

winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of

expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry

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good morning hampton roads. time now is 7-27. start preparing now, because hampton roads is going to snow later this week. let's get to meteorologist jeremy wheeler with the details. today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly

rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at the edge of this heavier dry and breezy on sunday. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. over on fox43 ---norfolk's city treasurer is due in court today to face corruption charges. rico bush has the details.

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are his words enough for the people of flint? but first, we want to update you on breaking news from the middle attacked a university in pakistan. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. a gunbattle between security forces and the militants lasted for hours, and ended about two hours ago. the security forces went block-by-block counting the dead. at least 60 others are hurt. overnight the militants scaled walls around the university killing whoever came in sight. this happened less than 25 miles from where the taliban attacked another university last year, killing 145 people. happening today in hampton roads - a norfolk city leader accused of using his political office for personal gain is scheduled to head back to court. norfolk city treasurer and former vice-mayor anthony burfoot has a scheduled arraignment on several felony charges in a federal courtroom this afternoon. earlier this month, a grand jury indicted burfoot on public

perjury charges, alleging he used his office to solicit favors and gifts. rico bush has been following this story since it broke. he's live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on what's ahead for burfoot. rico - katie, sources tell us burfoot is expected to plead not guilty to the felony charges in court today. we're told he is going to request a jury trial - and from there, the court will set a trial date. and, it'll most likely be months from now. federal prosecutors allege, in exchange for cash, meals, travel and other gifts, burfoot used his position as a city council member to help direct city projects to several private companies. according to a 30-page indictment released two weeks ago, prosecutors say burfoot was part of a scheme to defraud the city. it says dating back to 2-thousand-5, burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars

defunct company, tivest development and construction and promised city votes in return. burfoot and his attorney have denied the allegations, and added they are prepared for the fight. andrew sacks - attorney c10 1:35 - this is a best interests at heart have said things that are not true. made up false accusations. :46 in all, burfoot faces eight felony counts, including perjury, conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud and conspiracy to obtain property under color of official right. he says he has no plans to step down from office. if convicted, he could face anywhere from five to twenty years in prison. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. congressman scott ridgell gives his support to another congressman who wants to take his seat. we'll tell you who the

plus, how a virginia university helped discover the dangerous water in flint michigan. you'll hear the trouble researchers faced exposing the truth. and in less than 5 minutes, jen lewis has another update on your jeremy wheeler has another update about the impending winter weather. as you can see here with tower cam 10, the skies are clear now, but in 24 hours, that may

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will

precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

coming up at 8- virginia beach residents have a chance to weigh-in on some of the city's biggest issues. we'll tell you how. and also at 8, gun control. why the u-s attorney general is talking about the issue before a

residents came out to tell the mayor and city council how they is headed. more than 120 people piled into the churchland library last night. for almost an hour, residents asked why there was a lack of city's government. we tried to talk to the mayor aftwerwards about a number of issues but he did not answer our questions. clip 110 1:51:08-1:51:41 "the people tonight were concerned about the lack transparency. how will you adress that. "how will you address the lack of transparency?" there were about a hundred people from portsmouth, thousand will be watching, what do you want to say to them?" "hey how ya doin? goodnight" during the meeting the mayor blamed the lack of transparency on media coverage. he and council members pointed to the city's

information. other taxpayers say its not just the lack of openness, it's the in-fighting among elected officials. clip0043 leon j harris 1:24:12 "it's government transparency listen to the people that pay your salary listen to the people that you have to govern if you stop being premadonnas it'll be alright" 1:24:27 runs :15 one citizen started a go-fund-me campaign to reimburse council bill moody after fellow councilmembers fined him $15-hundred dollars after moody posted city business on his facebook page. the man presented the money to councilman moody at the meeting last night. congressman scott rigell is supporting another congressman who wants to run for virginia's second district. a spokesperson for rigell said he encouraged congressman randy forbes to run and would support him. forbes represents virginia's 4th district. we told you last week, forbes was considering a switch to run in virginia's

of redistricting. congressman rigell is retiring after this term. republican delegate scott taylor says he plans to run for rigell's seat. this morning we're working to learn more about a deadly car crash in portsmouth. it happened last night on ansell avenue near george washington highway and frederick boulevard. police tell us two vehicles crashed and a female passenger died. the cause is under investigation. now to a follow-up about raids at six chesapeake massage parlors. investigators arrested more than a dozen women in the raids. here is a look at some of their mugshot we got from police. on friday, chopper 10 was above one of the massage palors as homeland security investigators escorted people away. they told us they were making sure no one lived at any of the businesses or violating city code. investigators are also making sure there was no human trafficking going on at the parlors.

an apology to the people in flint, michigan. governor rick snyder said he was sorry over the lead water crisis. here's how he began his annual state of the state address. (gov. rick snyder/(r) michigan) "government failed you. federal, state and local leaders, by breaking the trust you've placed in us. i'm sorry most of all that i let you down. you deserve better. you deserve accountability. governor snyder promised to clean the water, and to make sure all residents had a filter. in 2014 the state switched the city's water source to the flint river to save money. many people called for the governor to resign, but so far he has refused. researchers from virginia tech said they helped uncover the contaminated water in michigan. a team went to flint to test the water and found high levels of lead. the scientists told the state's department of environmetnal quality but say they ended up getting attacked. back in blacksburg,

sent them to michigan. almost all of them came back, and none of the kits had good results. (siddhartha roy/flint water study researcher) "last week actually, there was a grandmother a year when i was giving them that water. and even if i tell her, it's not your fault, what good does that do?" researchers say state officials kept attacking their findings. that was until october when governor rick snyder acknowledged the problem. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the

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good morning hampton roads. time now is xx-xx. with the impending winter weather heading our way this week, let's get right to meteorologist jeremy wheeler with an update. today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and

could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too and d.c. some of our good morning, hampton

get ready, two bouts of winter weather are about to hit hampton roads this week. this snow in the midwest, is moving closer and closer to us. meteorologist jeremy wheeler will break down how much we could get. plus, a local official expected in court. he's accused of using his fice for personal gains. rico bush has the details on what's scheduled to happen today for norfolk's city treasurer. and, decision 20-16 news - a big endorsement for donald trump.

in it to win it" ahead, what this means as the candidates near the iowa caucus happening today, a big federal court case out of norfolk involving a local political leader facing some very serious charges. norfolk city treasurer and former vice mayor anthony burfoot is heading back to court later this afternoon to be arraigned on public corruption charges. federal prosecutors say burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars in cash, meals, travel and other gifts, in exchange for votes in the city. rico bush is live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on the man at the center of rico - don, katie, burfoot is expected to make his second appearence in court today - he is facing eight felony counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and perjury charges. indictment released two weeks ago, federal prosecutors alledge the

was part of a scheme to defraud the city. it says dating back to 2-thousand-5, burfoot used his political office for personal gain when he on city council, while also helping private companies at the same time. prosecutors say he promised city votes in exchange for gifts and cash from private companies, including now-defunct tivest development and construction. if convicted, burfoot could be in prison anywhere from five to twenty years, but his attorney is confident that won't happen. 1st bite - andrew sacks - attorney c10 3:45 - the public record will show that any votes he made or anything he did as a public official he did because it was best for the city. it has nothing to do with the fact that it was tivest. :54 later this afternoon, sources tell 10 on your to plead not guilty to the felony charges in court . we're told he is going to request a jury trial - will set a trial date. and, it'll most likely be months from now. burfoot has served the city for 14 years. he

step down, despite the serious allegations. live in norfolk, rico bush. 10 on your side. today u-s attorney general loretta lynch will testify in front of a senate subcommittee about gun control. lawmakers want to hear how the justice department plans to implement president's obama's new executive actions on gun control. earlier this month he laid out a plan designed to reduce gun violence. the focus was on back ground checks, law enforcement, mental health treatment, and advanced gun safety technology. new this morning, isis is acknowledging the death of jihadi john. the "site intelligence group" tracks terrorist activity. it says isis posted a eulogy for the masked militant who appeared in kuwaiti-born british citizen. the u-s military says it is reasonbly certain he died in a drone strike in syria in november.

candidate donald trump has a new endorsement from sarah palin. it could be a crucial gain for trump who is locked in a bitter battle in iowa with ted cruz. palin has political history with both candidates. back in 20-11, when palin was considering runing for the white house, there were rumors about trump being a possible vice presidential pick. and in 20-12 she endorsed cruz's run for senate. tonight, if you live in virginia beach you have a chance to voice your opinion on the city's comprehensive plan on issues like traffic, transportation, housing, and urban areas. tonight's meeting is at tallwood high school on kempsville road at 6:30. if you cannot make it tonight, there are two other meetings next monday and thursday. last night, virginia beach city council started talking about a major oceanfront redevelopment deal. you're looking at part of the plans council saw for the area between 14th and 16th streets. officials tell us they have not decided whether

the proposal would add a new pier, hotel, restaurants, a time share resort, and more parking. private money would fund most of this $245-million-dollar project. today norfolk leaders are scheduled to break ground on another school. officials will hold a ceremony later this mornining for the new ocean view elementary school. workers will start construction later this month. this is video from chopper 10 flying above the site. it's part of the city's plan to build five new schools in three years. earlier this month, city leaders broke ground on the new larchmont elementary school. to read more about the other groundbreakings, and look at construction plans for ocean view elementary, just head to wavy-dot-com. a local family is calling it a miracle. only on 10, you'll hear from the mother of an nsu student who is now showing signs of recovery after being in a coma. plus, two men take a woman hostage and force her to take out money at atms. we're going to show you their surveillance

police track them down. and it's a bad habit that many people do when it gets very cold out.

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for

amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

stay with us. coming up at 8:45 portsmouth residents turn the tables on city leaders. what they had to say about where the city is headed. and only on 10, a woman talks about the terrifying moment when two men took her hostage. now she hopes her story will

track down the a norfolk state university athlete is on the road to recovery, and her family calls it a miracle. amber brown was in a medically induced coma since first repsonders found her unresponsive in her dorm new year's day. last week, the junior forward for the spartans basketball team woke up. she can't talk, but she can open her eyes and move her hands. only 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke to amber's mother. coretta brown - mother assist/p10 nsu basketball player collapse/c0001 16:24:38 "for all of this, we are excited and was a celebration time,

celebration time, every day." :53 butt to 16:28:29 "i think the next few days is gonna say a lot, she's been moving rather fast, and the doctors are really happy with that, i'm ecstatic, family's ecstatic, friends, the team, everybody is just so supportive :45 amber's mother says the doctors still aren't sure what caused her condition. it could be related to diabetes. she'll have to go through speech and physical therapy. amber's medical bills are adding up. if you would like to help the family, head to wavy-dot-com and look for this story. now to an update about the 12 marines missing off the coast of hawaii. the coast guard suspended the search and rescue, and is transitioning to a recovery and salvage operation. crews searched for any signs of the missing marines for nearly five days. the coast guard updated the public about its findings yesterday. :45 - 1:08 capt. jim

assets every day... located all 4 life rafts to confirm that there were no persons on board... located debris from the aircraft crash... and located some of the helicopter wreckage on the sea floor. and i'm hopeful that will aid the subsequent investigation." last friday the two marine helicopters collided during night-time training. we have more about each of the marines onboard. just look for this story on wavy-dot- com. a woman is sharing her terrifying ordeal after two men took her hostage in virginia beach. she hopes her story will help police catch the men who are still out there. the crime happened back on december 22nd in a busy parking lot off virginia beach boulevard. only 10 on your side spoke to the victim, who wants to keep her identity secret. 6p vb va beach blvd military and needed

then the next man came up with a knife and said get in the car now." the woman says the men forced her into the backseat of her car, and covered her head with a jacket. she says they took out her wallet, got her id, and wrote down her name and address. then the men forced her to take out money at different a-t-ms. at the first two stops, her card didn't work, and the men got agitated, so she tried to calm them down. :54- 1:03 now they're panicking a little. and i panicky and do something rash. the woman said the ordeal lasted a couple of hours. afterwards, the men apologized, and dropped her off near a store. take a good look at the surveillance pictures. police believe one suspect's name might be andy or andrew. you can get a closer look at them on wavy-dot-com. if know anything that could help police, call

we are on your side this morning with an important reminder in this cold weather - don't leave your cars running and unattended. we know it's cold, and many of us want to warm up the car before getting in, but it leaves your car as a target for thieves. police officers say the convenience doesn't outweigh the risk. :55 - 1:09 commander john mann, impd "we've been asking through social media there but we are asking people to not leave it running or unattended" our sister station in indiana found several people leaving their cars running unattended over the weekend. some drivers were gone for as long as 35 minutes. norfolk international airport says you may soon be able to use uber. the two groups are still discussing the specifics about a possible deal. uber has not been dropping-off or picking up customers at the airport since novemeber. that's when the ride-sharing service

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("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume,

sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day.

will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we

a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow showers. this could put down a dusting up to a half inch of snow. it will be cold enough that is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure will resume, and we'll go to mostly sunny skies. by friday the next system will move into the region. the as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so

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good morning hampton roads. time now is 8-28. start preparing now, because we could see snow as early as tonight. let's get to

snow as early as tonight. let's get to meteorologist jeremy wheeler with the details. let's get to meteorologist jeremy wheeler with the details. let's get to meteorologist jeremy wheeler with the details. today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak showers. this could put stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. good morning, hampton

back in court. a local city leader is scheduled to face public corruption charges before a federal judge. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today. people in portsmouth are speaking out against the mayor and city council members. why they told 10 on your side about a lack of transparency. and apologies from the governor over the water crisis in michigan. are his words enough for the people of flint? good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten on fox 43. i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. we start with new information on breaking news from the middle east. the associated press reports ataliban leader in pakhistan called their agency and claimed responsibility for this morning's deadly attack on a university. at least 20 people are dead, and 60 others are hurt. the taliban leader told the a-p four men carried out the attack. he said it's revenge for

recent months. this morning's attack is less than 25 miles from where the taliban attacked another university last year, and killed about 145 people. happening today - a norfolk city leader accused of using his political office for personal gain is scheduled to head back to court. norfolk city treasurer and former vice-mayor anthony burfoot has a scheduled arraignment on several felony charges in a federal courtroom this afternoon. earlier this month, a grand jury indicted burfoot on public corruption and perjury charges, alleging he used his office to solicit favors and gifts. rico bush has been following this story since it broke. he's live at the norfolk federal courthouse this morning with more on what's ahead for burfoot. rico - don, katie, sources tell us burfoot is expected to plead not guilty to the felony charges in court today. we're told he is going to request a jury trial - and from there, the court will set a

and, it'll most likely be months from now. federal prosecutors allege, in exchange for cash, meals, travel and other gifts, burfoot used his position as a city council member to help direct city projects to several private companies. according to a 30-page indictment released two weeks ago, prosecutors say burfoot was part of a scheme to defraud the city. it says dating back to 2-thousand-5, burfoot received almost half-a-million dollars from companies, including now- defunct company, tivest development and construction and promised city votes in return. burfoot and his attorney have denied the allegations, and added they are prepared for the fight. andrew sacks - attorney c10 1:35 - this is a false accusation. it appears that people who do not have anthony burfoot's best interests at heart have said things that are not true. made up false accusations. :46 in all, burfoot faces

conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud and conspiracy to obtain property under color of official right. he says he has no plans to step down from office. if convicted, he could face anywhere from five to twenty years in prison. live in norfolk, rico bush, 10 on your side. this morning we're working to learn more about a deadly car crash in portsmouth. it happened last night on ansell avenue near george washington highway and frederick boulevard. police tell us two vehicles crashed and a female passenger died. the cause is under investigation. congressman scott ridgell gives his support to another congressman who wants to take his seat. we'll tell you who the retiring representative endorses. plus, a local smokehouse burned to the ground. what's ahead for the business after the tough loss. and an incredible story of survival. a man who nearly froze to death

about his experience. but coming up next, another update on the meteorologist jeremy wheeler. he's looking at the models right now, and has an update on how much snow we could get. headlines") today:

will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and

could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows upper 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by the next system will move models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry

good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. portsmouth residents speak out against the mayor and councilmembers.

portsmouth residents speak out against the mayor and councilmembers. what they had to say about a lack of transparency. owning up but not moving on. the governor of michigan say's he's sorry about the water crisis, but has no plans to resign. and, tragedy in georgia.

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city council how they feel about where the city is headed. more than 120 people piled into the churchland library last night. for almost an hour, residents asked why there was a lack of

city's government. we tried to talk to the mayor aftwerwards about a number of issues but he did not answer our questions. "the people tonight were concerned about the lack of information and transparency. how will you adress that. "how will you address the lack of transparency?" there were about a hundred people from portsmouth, thousand will be watching, what do you want to say to them?" "hey how ya doin? goodnight" during the meeting the mayor blamed the lack of transparency on media coverage. he and council members pointed to the city's public access channel for information. other taxpayers say its not just the lack of openness, it's the in-fighting among elected officials. clip0043 leon j harris 1:24:12 "it's government transparency listen to the people that pay your salary listen to the people that you have to govern if you stop being

alright" 1:24:27 runs :15 one citizen started a go-fund-me campaign to reimburse councilman bill moody after fellow councilmembers fined him $15-hundred dollars after moody posted city business on his facebook page. the man presented the money to councilman moody at the meeting last night. congressman scott rigell is supporting another congressman who wants to run for virginia's second district. a spokesperson for rigell said he encouraged congressman randy forbes to run and would support him. forbes represents virginia's 4th district. we told you last week, forbes was considering a switch to run in virginia's second district because of redistricting. congressman rigell is retiring after this term. republican delegate scott taylor says he plans to run for rigell's seat. developing this morning, an apology to the people in flint, michigan. governor rick snyder said he was sorry over the lead water crisis.

annual state of the state address. (gov. rick snyder/(r) michigan) "government failed you. federal, state and local leaders, by breaking the trust you've placed in us. i'm sorry most of all that i let you down. you deserve better. you deserve accountability. governor snyder promised to clean the water, and to make sure all residents had a filter. in 2014 the state switched the city's water source to the flint river to save money. many people called for the governor to resign, but so far he has refused. the future of a local smokehouse is uncertain this morning after a fire destoyed the building. only chopper 10 was above the scene in surry county. firefighters used water from hydrants and a nearby creek to control the fire at the edwards virginia smokehouse. most of the employees out to lunch when the fire broke out. no one got hurt,

now. from the looks of it, it's not looking good. :52 be closed until further notice. investigators are still working to figure out what caused the fire. new this morning - a tragic reminder to check cold winter weather, especially the elderly. an 86-year-old woman in georgia died after she froze in the cold. she was pushing her wheelchair-bound husband when she fell, and couldn't get up. she only had a nightgown on. her husband couldn't call for help, so the could stayed out in the cold overnight. someone found them the next day. the husband had a jacket on other warm-clothing on, and survived the night. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs

low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday afternoon into friday night and saturday morning. as the system moves away cold air will however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is viewing area could be on the edge of this heavier snow, but the rain/snow line will be very difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw

flurries and light snow showers. we could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and

could see a dusting up to a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday drop south. so the precipitation will turn into mainly snow by saturday afternoon. however, dry air will also start to filter in at that time. it's too early for snow totals, but a large amount of snow is expected between richmond and d.c. some of our northern and western cities in the difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. highs will be in the low/mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered flurries and light snow showers. we

a half inch of snow. lows will be in the mid 20s. 30s. winds north 5-10mph. we are going to see an increase in moisture today. so clouds will increase through the day. by this evening a weak upper level disturbance will move through the region. we'll see some flurries and light snow whatever falls will stick, but amounts should be light as the atmosphere is fairly dry. by tomorrow high pressure into the region. the models are trending a little later to start. so the precipitation could start as mostly rain in our region now. rain is likely friday drop south. so the precipitation will turn at that time. it's too early for snow totals, western cities in the difficult to pin down. so stay tuned for updates. dry and breezy on sunday. all new on fox43, an incredible story of how a pennsylvania man was brought back to life after his father found him nearly frozen to death. 26-year-old justin smith decided to walk home last

hours in frigid cold temperatures. his father found him the next day blue and nearly dead. state police and the coroner showed up to the scene preparing for a death investigation, but the paramedics refused to give up. they spent two hours performing c- p-r and then brought him to the hospital. weeks later, he regained consciousness. 1:13 - 1:23 "it's like i woke up from a dream, but it wasn't a dream, you know." "when you look at the science of what happened to justin, it was really hard to imagine that anyone on earth could survive this." justin is now back in

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