rico bush is live in waverly with a live look at the damage and the cleanup efforts this morning. plus, chopper 10 is flying over the damage right now giving you an exclusive look at the storm's aftermath. we'll show you more coming up. but first let's get you ready for the day with a check of your forecast. curfew in waverly has been lifted residents are also asked to stay at their residences, as first responders are going door-to-door overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for. town and county residents are asked to avoid travel overnight due to debris and downed trees in the roadways. previously reported: at

waverly along route 40. a 50-year-old male, 26-year-old male and 2- year-old male were killed when their mobile home was destroyed in the storm. all three were found approximately 300 yards from the mobile home. the bodies were transported to the office of the medical examiner in norfolk for positive identification. state police are still working on next of kin notifications - no names will be released limits damaged as a result of this storm. there are no reports of any missing persons. there were reports in the area of seeing a funnel cloud, but there has been no official declaration of it being a tornado. a second band of storm warnings are moved fortunately no additional storm damage or injuries. possible tornado cuts path of destruction through appomattox county appomattox co., va. - appomattox county was severely impacted wednesday (feb. 24) by a reported funnel cloud that left an 8-10 mile path of destruction in its wake. at this hour, we want to take you live

waverly from chopper 10. the best way to get the real scope of what yesterday's storms left behind is from the air. we're learning that the virginia national guard will be sending out 50 soldiers this morning to help with the storm cleanup. teams will be equipped with humvees and chainsaws to clear downed trees. they will be going to sussex county, richmond, westmoreland, and essex counties. state police say three people died in a mobile home here in waverly. a 50-year-old man, a 26-year-old man, and a 2-year old baby boy. we've seen damage all over waverly and sussex county. many houses are destroyed. we've seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. we'll keep chopper 10 up throughout the morning and show you more of the damage as we continue on fox43. meteorologist jeremy

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stay with us. we have much more coverage of the deadly storms, including a business owner who was right in the middle of it. "i saw my building. i saw the roof torn off. um, and i think that was the shocking part of it." plus, a different view of the storm - through the numbers. we'll describe the

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("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yeorms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper

with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the

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pictures. thank you for sending them in, and continue to email them in to report-it- at-wavy-dot-com if it's safe to do so. but first, a storm survivor's story. you'll hear from a business-owner picking up the pieces just weeks after opening

now the cleanup process begins. you're looking at just some of the devastation in the small town of waverly. today governor terry mcauliffe will visit waverly and appomattox - the areas hardest hit by the storm. the governor cancelled his original plans for today so he could see the damage and spend time with the victims. he also declared a state of emergency so that public safety agencies can make resources available to the recovery. listen to what a shop-owner on main street in waverly told our jason marks yesterday, minutes after the storm passed. well it was, there's no words to express how bad it was, it was getting dark, the wind was blowing so severly it could have been a tornado, did it touch down here? when i midst of a tornado, and

the roof is right here on the ground in the middle of main street. actually it was in the middle of main street and they just pushed it off. you said it came out nowhere? i came out of nowhere. i saw the sky get dark and the next thing i know, the wind just started blowing from, just so much that the debris was just coming everywhere. i saw the flags blowing and i realized that i was in the midst of a torndo. what was that like? hear you are, its blowing straight down mainstreet and what was it like? next thing i know, i ran back

lights on and off, my heart was beating and i wondered if this was the end for me! bryan reid opened his shop just four weeks ago. he says he hopes to repair the damage and open soon. you are helping us to tell the story of yesterday's destructive storm by sending your pictures to report- it-at-wavy-dot-com. we've been reporting a lot of the damage further west, but take a look at this picture from virginia beach. donna posted this to our facebook page of an exxon station in kings grant. you can see the canopy toppled over on its side. and here's another image heather sent to us. we think this is the same gas station, just before the canopy fell. you can see one of the leaning over. and if you're just joining us, we're giving you exclusive looks at the damage from chopper 10. we're flying over waverly

storm's aftermath. we'll keep chopper 10 up throughout the morning and show you more of the damage as we continue this morning. to really get the scope of this week's severe weather, let's look at the storm in numbers. so far, a total of seven people died this week - four in virginia yesterday and three in the south on tuesday. according to a preliminary report from the national weather service, 16 tornadoes hit on the east coast alone - 8 in virginia, 5 in north carolina, and 3 in florida. we're still waiting to see if the damage from waverly was because of a tornado. cnn reports 52 tornadoes touched down across the country since tuesday. after the storms hit our area, they moved further north causing destruction in washington, d-c, philadelphia, and new york. here's a look at just how strong the wind was in new york city. it tipped over this tractor trailer on the george washington bridge. forecasters say the wind was over 50 miles an hour

in washington, d-c, the heavy rain caused a lot of issues. :00 - :02 nats of rain first responders even had to rescue people from their cars. here you can see them helping a woman out through the passenger side window. and cars were not even safe inside parking garages. here's a look at people moving them after a garage was flooded. and check out the damage inside the car. the bottom of one man's car is covered with water. and here's a look at the flooding near philadelphia. this comes from our affliate station in the area. water is up to one car's hood. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph.

damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. but we will warm up on

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good morning. time now is 7-27. we have continuing coverage of the deadly storm that killed four in virginia. we're showing you an exclusive look at the aftermath with chopper 10. pilot steve decker and photojournalist chris omahen are flying over the damage in waverly. it was one of the hardest hit areas. state police say 50-year-old, a 26-year-

died in the storm. rico bush is live on the ground in waverly. we'll get a live update from him over on fox43 in just a couple of minutes. and thank you for helping us tell the weather story through you pictures. we've gotten so many we created a slideshow that you can wavy-dot-com. roads. let's check

today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into sunday. dry for the first half of next week. >> on the next the hampton roads show.

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deadly storm clean-up. "i saw the clouds getting dark in the back, the next thing i know, the wind just started blowing "it was as fierce as i've ever seen." this morning, the small community of waverly will start rebuilding after yesterday's severe weather killed three people, including a child. "they were in the mobile homes and the baby was inside too." many people are counting their blessings, saying it could have been much worse. "you know tomorrow isn't promised to anyone of us so the question you have to ask yourself is--- you know after a situation like this, did the best happen?" good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten at 7 am on fox collett. our live team coverage of

from yesterday, continues with rico bush who's live in waverly this morning. rico, we saw a lot of damage yesterday just before the sun went down. how are things looking now? curfew in waverly has been lifted residents are also asked to stay at their residences, as first responders are going door-to-door overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for. town and county residents are asked to avoid travel overnight due to debris and downed trees in the roadways. previously reported: at approximately 2:40 p.m., virginia state police began responding to incidents of severe storm damage in the town of waverly along route 40. a 50-year-old male, 26-year-old male and 2- year-old male were killed when their mobile home was destroyed in the storm. all three were found approximately 300 yards from the mobile home. the bodies were transported to the office of the medical examiner in norfolk for positive identification. state police are still working on next

names will be released until then. in addition, there are at least 4 other structures damaged within the town limits damaged as a result of this storm. there are no reports of any missing persons. there were reports in the area of seeing a funnel cloud, but there has been no official declaration of it being a tornado. a second band of storm warnings are moved through the region, but fortunately no additional storm damage or injuries. possible tornado cuts path of destruction through appomattox county appomattox co., va. - appomattox county was severely impacted wednesday (feb. 24) by a reported funnel cloud that left an 8-10 mile path of destruction in its wake. at this hour, there are seven confirmed injuries resulting from the storm and multiple structures damaged along route 460 and route 727, and into the communities of first responders are currently in evergreen searching

news out of new york where a fishing ship ran aground on the beach of far rockaway. that's the borough of queens in new york city. authorities say a coast guard boat, responding to that scene, capsized. everyone on both boats is safe and accounted for, according to the new york fire department. much of virginia was affected by the storm. coming up, we'll show you more incredible damage commonwealth. flooding was also a big issue. see how high water impacted people trying to get home during yesterday's commute. and in less than three minutes we'll get an update on today's forecast. fortunately for many morning, meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking a calmer morning. and we'll get another look at your time saver commute in less than five minutes. there were some wind restrictions early this morning, so

still an issue. be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there

severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the

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our expanded coverage of yesterday's severe storms continues in just 2 minutes. coming up, we'll show you how people on the peninsula are cleaning up. plus, we can show you an exclusive view of the damage in waverly this morning from chopper 10. and coming up at 8:00 - brand new video of storm damage up north. we will tell you what

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now to a look at the chopper 10. as we said, waverly was one of the hardest hit virginia. state police say three people died in a mobile home here. a 50-year-old man, a 26-year-old man, and a 2-year old baby boy. many houses are destroyed. we've even seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. we've even seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. yesterday's storms were so strong, they blew over trees in newport news. no sot super c67 6:58:53 - next thing i know the tree is coming into the bedroom . mike boothe tells us he, his wife and four kids

fell on the back of their 80th street house. the house is condemned, but no one was hurt. and on cedar lane in the warwick on the james neighborhood, the storm uprooted dozens of trees. fire officials think straight line winds could be to blame. c30 11:19:19 - it was quite the experience. i've lived here all my life and i've been around hurricanes and stuff. i've never heard the wind come up against the house like that. residents brought out their own personal chainsaws to help fire crews clear debris from the road. cedar lane was closed until 10:00 last night. the storms also dumped buckets of hail! hail nats a 10 on your side viewer sent us this video of the hail coming down hard in suffolk. flooding was another problem in many low-lying neighborhoods because we got so much rain. check out this video from downtown and olde towne portsmouth where the rain left a

to get home. hampton roads wasn't the only place hit hard by yesterday's storms. new this morning, we can show you what other people across virginia are dealing with. in appomattox county, one man died when a severe thunderstorm rolled through the area. check out this video of the damage. the storm destroyed homes and threw cars around like toys. state police say at least four buildings are total losses. witnesses described the terrifying moments. 40 - no super mos / survived storm "he opened the front door and when he did, he said, 'momma tornado, tornado,' and he ran and i ran, and i was hold, hugging, that tree, one of the trees in my front yard." as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. rescue crews pulled out several people trapped in

tappahannock. paramedics took more than 20 people to nearby hospitals, according to state police. several homes have been destroyed and many roads are still closed this morning. several churches opened their doors as shelters. most schools in that area are closed this morning. and look at this video from near durham, north carolina. this community was also hit hard during the same line of storms that damaged virginia. at least six homes are gone. one man says he was out buying dog treats. his house was damaged so badly, he says he's sure he would have died if he was there. there were no reports of any serious injuries there. don't forget, we have continuing coverage of the storm right now on don't forget, we have continuing coverage of the storm right now on wavy-dot-com. meteorolgist jeremy wheeler's lastest weather blog. happening today, republican hopefuls for president are set to face-off in houston for the 10th time.

at regent university in virginia beach yesterday, hopes to build on his momentum from nevada as super tuesday approaches. meanwhile, senators marco rubio and ted cruz are locked in a fierce battle for second place. joining them at tonight's debate will be john kasich and dr. ben carson. it starts at 8:30. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

let's check traffic now. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw

energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up

this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the

half of next week. we want draw your attention to this picture. a 10 on your side viewer snapped it from inside palmer elementary school in newport news during the height of the storm. you can see the children taking cover under the lunch tables for a tornado

good morning hamptonroads. time now is xx-xx. we have complete coverage of the devastating storm that killed three people in waverly. we can show you an exclusive look at the damage from chopper 10. waverly was one of the hardest hit communities in virginia. state police say three people died in a mobile home here. a 50-year-old man, a 26-year-old man, and a 2-year old baby boy. rico bush is live on the ground in waverly. we'll get a live update from him over on fox43 in just a couple of minutes. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up

we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on my computer's dying again. you'll need to email us so we can issue you a ticket. but you're right here. it's protocol. or, you can try staples tech services next day guarantee. it's fast and done right. i'll do that instead. that's not protocol marsha. in by noon, out by 5 the next day.

cleaning up from severe weather. four people in virginia are dead. three of them in waverly after a line of storms marched through the state. "like a train boom! and them it just shook the trailer like it was picking it up i can't explain it it was bad" this morning, there are hundreds of stories of survivals as people start to put their lives back together. "i would never want to do it again, never" sussex county schools are closed, and later today, governor mcauliffe plans to tour the damage. " they said it touched down and picked back up again, it touched down on the mobile homes and lifted back up." we are on your side this morning covering all aspects of the deadly storm. we have live team coverage of what it left behind. chopper 10 flew high above the damage in waverly. rico bush is on the

look at the destruction. jen lewis is keeping us up-to-date on the roads, and how the wind this morning could impact your commute. and meteorologist jeremy wheeler gives us a look at the weather we can expect today. good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten on fox 43. i'm don roberts. and i'm katie collett. our team coverage of the deadly storms starts now from one of the hardest hit areas in state - waverly. rico bush has been surveying the damage all morning. rico what are you seeing? curfew in waverly has been lifted residents are also asked to stay at their residences, as first responders are going door-to-door overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for. town and county residents are asked to avoid travel overnight due to debris and downed trees in the roadways. previously reported: at approximately 2:40 p.m., virginia state police began responding to incidents of severe storm damage in the town of waverly along route 40. a 50-year-old male, 26-year-old male and 2- year-old male were killed when their mobile home was destroyed in the

found approximately 300 yards from the mobile home. the bodies were transported to the office of the medical examiner in norfolk for positive identification. state police are still working on next of kin notifications - no names will be released limits damaged as a result of this storm. there are no reports of any missing persons. there were reports in the area of seeing a funnel cloud, but there has been no official declaration of it being a tornado. a second band of storm warnings are moved through the region, but fortunately no additional storm damage or injuries. possible tornado cuts path of destruction through appomattox county appomattox co., va. - appomattox county was severely impacted wednesday (feb. 24) by a reported funnel cloud that left an 8-10 mile path of destruction in and multiple structures damaged along route 460 and route 727, and into the communities of first responders are currently in evergreen searching for a missing power lines county wide, lane in the town of are closed thursday, feb. 25, 2016, as clean up continues through the morning hours and roads school district is became impassable due the volume of downed trees and power lines blocking 434-352-2637 for residents with up-to- date information and available resources. the hazardous due to debris,

shortly after 8:30 p.m. severe storm damage in injuries have been definite number injuries at this time.) we want to take you above the damage in waverly from chopper 10. the best way to get the real scope of what yesterday's storms left behind is from the air. as we said, waverly was one of the hardest hit communities in virginia. we're learning that the virginia national guard will be sending out 50 soldiers this morning to help with the storm cleanup. teams will be equipped with humvees and chainsaws to

they will be going to sussex county, richmond, westmoreland, and essex counties. three people died in the damage here in waverly. a 50-year-old man, a 26-year-old man, and a 2-year old baby boy. many houses are destroyed. we've seen roofs and walls ripped off businesses. there are damaged buildings along main street. overnight, dominion virginia power crews have been working to get power restored to thousands of people. you are helping us to tell the story of yesterday's destructive storm by sending your pictures to report- it-at-wavy-dot-com. we've been reporting a lot of the damage further west, but take a look at this picture from virginia beach. donna posted this to our facebook page of an exxon station in kings grant. you can see the canopy toppled over on its side. and here's another image heather sent to us. we think this is the same gas station, just before the canopy fell. you can see one of the collumns is leaning over. and earlier you saw and heard the hail that fell in suffolk.

up shot of what actually fell. bernard sent this picture into us. this jagged piece of hail is about the size are also cleaning up from all the flooding. this is a picture out of mathews county. keep sending us your pictures when it is safe to do so. post them to our facebook page, or email them in to report-it-at-wavy- dot-com. stay with us. we have much more coverage of the deadly storms, including a business owner who was right in the middle of it. "i saw my building. i saw the roof torn off. um, and i think that was the shocking part of it." plus, a different view of the storm - through the numbers. we'll describe the

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tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the first half of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports ofre weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west.

weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

after the storm hit hampton roads it moved further north and did this. we'll explain what started this fire, and show you more plus, an amazing story of survival. the shortcut to school that nearly ended this teenager's life. but first, a storm survivor's story. you'll hear from a business-owner picking up the pieces just weeks after opening

now the cleanup process begins. you're looking at just some of the devastation in the small town of waverly. today governor terry mcauliffe will visit waverly and appomattox - the areas hardest hit by the storm. the governor cancelled his original plans for today so he could see the public safety agencies can make resources available to the recovery. listen to what a shop-owner on main street in waverly told our jason marks

the storm passed. well it was, there's no words to express how bad it was, it was getting dark, the wind was blowing so severly it could have been a tornado, did it touch down here? when i saw the debris fall from the building, i realized we must have been in the midst of a tornado, and as you can see, most of the roof is right here on the ground in the middle of main street. actually it was in the middle of main street and they just pushed it off. you said it came out nowhere? i came out of nowhere. i saw the sky get dark and the next thing i know, the wind just started blowing from, just so much that the debris was just coming everywhere. i saw the flags blowing and i realized that i was in the midst of a torndo. what was that like? hear you are, its blowing straight down mainstreet and

thing i know, i ran back into the building, the lights on and off, my heart was beating and i wondered if this was the end for me! bryan reid opened his shop just four weeks ago. he says he hopes to repair the damage and open soon. after the storms hit our area, they moved further north causing destruction in washington, d-c, philadelphia, and new york. here's a look at just how strong the wind was in new york city.

tractor trailer on the george washington bridge. forecasters say the wind was over 50 miles an hour at times. new this morning - check out what the storm did fortunately firefighters put out the fire without any injuries. winds gusted up to 60 miles per hour in this area. more than 41-thousand people lost power. in washington, d-c, the heavy rain caused a lot of issues. :00 - :02 nats of rain first responders even had to rescue people from their cars. here you can see them helping a woman out through the passenger side window. and cars were not even safe inside parking garages. here's a look at people moving them after a garage was flooded. and check out the damage inside the car. the bottom of one man's car is covered with water. and here's a look at the flooding near philadelphia. this comes from our affliate station in the area.

hood. to really get the scope of this week's severe weather, let's look at the storm in numbers. so far, a total of seven people died this week - four in virginia yesterday and three in the south on tuesday. according to a preliminary report from the national weather service, 16 tornadoes hit on the east coast alone - 8 in virginia, 5 in north carolina, and 3 in florida. we're still waiting to see if the damage from waverly was because of a tornado. cnn reports 52 tornadoes touched since tuesday. we'll continue to follow the aftermath of the storm with a live report from rico bush in waverly coming up at 8:30. in the meantime - you can see pictures, video and our past coverage right now on wavy-dot-com. navy leaders were in norfolk to answer questions from sailors. it was part of an "all hands call" at naval station norfolk. admiral john richardson, the chief of naval operations, along with the

officer of the navy, mike stevens ran the event. sailors lined up to ask questions and submitted some through social media. the c-n-o told the sailors his goal is that by the end of this year, no one will go on deployments longer than seven months. this morning, we want to bring you a survivor story involving a virginia teenager. the roanoke 17-year-old says he's lucky to be alive after he was hit by a train. the 10th grader was running late for school tuesday morning and took a short cut. police say he was walking near the train tracks with his head phones on. (mathieu bonhomme/ hit by a train) "i was walking and out of no where i just got hit. (butt to) "i was underneath it and it was just dragging me." the teen remained conscious and managed to call his dad. the 17-year-old has cuts on both hands, across his face, and other minor injuries. good morning, hampton

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight:

be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny.

40s. winds nw 10-20mph. energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into sunday. dry for the first tonight: partly cloudy. upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll

with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week.

an official confirmation that a tornado touched down in the area, your pictures are helping us tell the story. a viewer posted this picture to our facebook page of what looks like a funnel cloud off in the distance. this was taken from oceanview looking over toward hampton. here's what looks like another funnel cloud. you can see the huge cloud stretches over several homes. this is in northern

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good morning . time now is 828. we have continuing coverage of the deadly storm that killed four in virginia. we're live on the ground in waverly where three people, including a two- year-old boy, died in the storm. rico has been gathering more information about the cleanup efforts today. he'll have a live report coming up in just a couple minutes over on fox43. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into sunday. dry for the first

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deadly storm clean-up. from liz kilmer 11 pm pkg 00:09:05 "i saw the clouds getting dark in the back, the next thing seen." this morning, the small community of rebuilding after yesterday's severe weather killed three people, including a child. 16;23;55 from the

they were in the mobile homes and the baby was inside too. many people are counting their blessings, saying it could have been much so the question you have to ask yourself is--- you know after a situation like this, did the worst happen or did the best happen?" good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten on fox 43. i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. our live team coverage of today's clean-up after severe weather from yesterday, continues with rico bush who's live in waverly this morning. rico, we saw a lot of damage yesterday just before the sun went down. how are things looking now? curfew in waverly has been lifted residents overnight to make certain all residents are accounted for. town and county residents are asked to avoid travel overnight due to debris and downed trees in the roadways. previously report approximately 2:40 p.m., virginia state police began responding to incidents of severe storm damage in the town of waverly along route 40. a

year-old male were killed when their mobile home home. the bodies were transpe of the medical examiner in norfolk for pidentification. lice are still working on next of kin notifications - no damaged within t limits damaged as a result of this storm. there are no reports of any missing persons. there were reports in the area of seeing a funnel cloud, but there has been no official declaration of it being a tornado. a second band of storm warnings are moved through the region, but fortunately no additional storm damage or injuries. possible tornado cuts path of destruction through appomattox county appomattox co., va. - appomattox county was severely impacted wednesday (feb. 24) by a there are seven confirmed injuries resulting from the storm and multiple structures damaged along route 460 and route 727, and into the communities of evergreen and promise currently in evergreen searching for a missing power lines county wide, lane in the town of are closed thursday, students remain at the appomattox primary school, as the school became impassable due the virginia state police are roads are extremely water in some areas. of tappahannock. several structures have been fatalities at this time. (we are not confirming definite number injuries

we want to take you above the damage in waverly from chopper 10. this is video we got earlier this morning. you can really see the

just how much cleanup is ahead for the town. the national guard is sending out about 50 soliders to help with the cleanup. they're going to several areas across the commonwealth including richmond, sussex, essex and westermorleand counties. they will be equipped with chainsaws to help remove the downed trees. and here's a closer view of the damage in waverly. whole homes are gone as you can see in this picture. all that is left of this mobile home is the steps. much of virginia was affected by the storm. coming up, we'll show you more incredible damage from across the commonwealth. plus, we'll get an updated look at your forecast with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. he'll go over what happened yesterday, and what we can expect today. just a reminder to download our free wavy weather app. if you already have it, you know it is a great tool to keep track of what is going on. be sure to turn your push notification on. it's

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("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw of upper level wind

the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check

our expanded coverage of yesterday's severe storms continues in just 2 minutes. coming up, we'll show you how people on the peninsula are cleaning up. and it wasn't just hampton roads dealing with damage.

what the storm left

we want to go back to the damage in waverly for just a moment to show you this. rico showed you the damage at a laundromat - that's the same damage you see here. there were only washers left. the roof and walls are gone. and now take a look at

this is what the waverly destructive this storm was. a viewer posted yesterday's storms continues this morning. they were so trees in newport news. no sot super c67 6:58:53 - next thing i know the tree is coming into the bedroom . mike boothe tells us he, his wife and four kids were home when a tree fell on the back of their 80th street house. the house is condemned, but no one was hurt. and on cedar lane in the warwick on the james neighborhood, the storm uprooted dozens of trees. fire officials think straight line winds could be to blame. c30 11:19:19 - it was quite the experience. i've lived here all my life and i've been around hurricanes and stuff. i've never heard the wind come up against the house like that. residents brought out their own personal chainsaws to help fire crews clear debris from the road. cedar lane was closed until 10:00 last night. hampton roads wasn't the

new this morning, we can show you what other people across virginia are dealing with. in appomattox county, one man died when a severe thunderstorm rolled through the area. check out this video of the damage. the storm destroyed homes and threw cars around like toys. state police say at least four buildings are total losses. witnesses described the terrifying moments. 40 - no super mos / survived storm "he opened the front door and when he did, he said, 'momma tornado, tornado,' and he ran and i ran, and i was hold, hugging, that tree, one of the trees in my front yard." as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. the newport news fire department said in a tweet this morning that it will go to tappahannock to help with cleanup.

storm wreckage in tappahannock. paramedics took more than 20 people to nearby hospitals, according to state police. several homes have been destroyed and many roads are still closed this morning. several churches opened their doors as shelters. most schools in that area are closed this morning. don't forget, we have continuing coverage of the storm right now on wavy-dot-com. you'll find pictures and video from yesterday coverage. and be on the lookout for meteorolgist jeremy wheeler's lastest weather blog. happening today, republican hopefuls for president are set to face-off in houston for the 10th time. donald trump, who spoke at regent university in virginia beach yesterday, hopes to build on his momentum from nevada as super tuesday approaches. meanwhile, senators marco rubio and ted cruz are locked in a fierce battle for second place. joining them at tonight's debate will be john kasich and dr. ben carson. it starts at 8:30. gangs are plaguing neighborhoods throughout hampton roads, and

your kids might be the most vulnerable. investigates the problem and what's being done stop it. we checked in with police in every city across hampton roads. each department tells us they're dealing with a gang problem. s, are forty-four known gangs and more than one- thousand known members. detectives say kids as young as ten years old are lured into the lifestyle, sometimes through social media. ((sots :20)) chief richard myers/newport prevention ... if you wait until high school, for example, that die that been cast already. middle school is even too late." marhonda echols/newport news gang prevention coordinator ((c1 45:17)) "we can't do this it's not my child, it's not ultimately, it's our community." police say more than half of all violent crime can be traced back to a gang. tonight, 10 on your side's joe fisher will tell us what you need to know about gangs. his special report -- "recruiting starts young"

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("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week.

mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of severe weather. today we will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. yesterday's storms caused damage to parts of the region. there was a lot of upper level wind energy in the region as well as warm/humid air. so there were numerous reports of

will dry out behind the cold front, but conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies toy with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. will dry out behind the cold front, but consilst windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup efforts. we'll have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the

conditions will still be windy. winds will gust up to 35mph out of the west. this could hamper clearnup effortswe have fair skies today with highs in the 50s. we'll be dry going into the weekend. it will be cool on friday and saturday, but we will warm up on sunday. dry for the first half of next week. we want to thank you helping us tell the weather story with these pictures. if you took any of the storm, you can e-mail them to report-it-at-wavy-dot-com .

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today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the upper 30s. winds west 10-20mph. friday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-20mph. energy in the region as dry out behind the cold we'll be dry going into for the first half of next week. let the clean up, and recovery begin after yesterday's deadly storm n us for our next newscast that starts at noon. you can also gets updates on all your local headlines at any

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