i'm joe fisher, toys. those of you with landlines in currituck a winter weather advisory will remain in effect for bertie co, camden co, chowan co, currituck co, gates co, hertford co, northampton co, pasquotank co, and perquimans co, nc...isle of wight co, james city co, southampton co, surry news, norfolk, portsmouth, suffolk, virginia beach, and williamsburg. a coastal flood warning will remain in effect for accomack co, northampton portsmouth, and virginia beach. tonight: light to moderate snow through 10 pm. some stray snow showers through midnight. windy. lows: mid-20s. chilly breeze. highs: mid- 30s. winds: nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. sw. earlier today, we had a mix of sleet and freezing rain which put a thin coat of ice on the roads. now, we are tracking little slippery tonight. we will not see any significant snowfall totals tonight - up to an inch across the southside, the eastern shore, newport news, and hampton. farther north and west, we could potentially see up to 2 inches. the snow will b

i'm joe fisher. conditions across penninsula. tonight: clear and cold. puddles may refreeze. lows: low-20s. winds: light nw. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder! highs: mid-40s. winds: light south. tuesday: mostly sunny. much warmer! highs: mid-50s. winds: s 5-15 mph. that pesky storm is now a distant memory....on to the next! the wind has back off significantly, so we should only see nuisance to minor tidal flooding during high tide at 9:55 4 feet. we'll be by 9 pm. overnight, any puddles on the roads will refreeze, so there could be some icy spots even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening.

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the u-s supreme court will decide whether or not to take on former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case. if the court decides to not hear the case, mcdonnell will go to prison on a two-year sentence for corruption charges. senator tommy norment says that will send a clear message to politicians across the country. everyone in elected office better be incredibly sensitive and attentive to what's going on 4:37 if you have the slightest question about the inappropriateness of something do not go there the justices are not expected to make an announcement until monday. a federal jury found mcdonnell and his wife trading political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman for special treatment. in september 2014. new information just into the newsroom about a fire at a virginia beach goodwill store - back in novemeber. fire crews sent us this surveillance video of the two suspects setting fire to stuff left outside the store on lynnhaven road. you can see two people walking

10 on your side's joe fisher is live in the newsroom with the details. joe. anita -- this policy prohibiting council members from speaking with the public passed the council in septemeber. councilman bill moody has stood opposed to the policy from the four months later -- and violator. moody says the mayor and four council members issued him a letter about violating the policy, although they never mentioned specifics about his wrongdoing. moody believes the fine stems from a facebook post in early december, where he warned his followers about a discussion on the confederate monument on high street downtown. moody paid the 15-hundred dollar fine publically at tuesday's meeting -- but he tells me he has already reached out to the a-c-l-u in an effort to set the city straight. an online fundraising page, which has gotten donations from 50 supports, has already raised nearly two thousand dollars. ((c563 1:44)) "i'm going to be very vocal when it's being violated and i'm beoing muzzled and i'm being fined." ------ ((c564 11:7)) "i think a lot of people are angry a

in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. potential layoffs in our tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. th

((c415 46:12-46:6:)) "i'm joe fisher in hampton back of this business park. coming up, i'll tell you why catching the person or people responsible will be very tough." four robberies at norfolk 7-elevens in two days. police are looking for a man they say shot a store clerk during a robbery at a 7-eleven on chesapeake see if you recognize 38-year-old kevin bristow. police think he's armed and dangerous. 10 on your side's erin kelly joins us live at that 7-eleven -- where police were called twice yesterday. erin? that's because they say there was a second robbery here last night. they're not sure if it's connected to the one involving the shooting. this is surveillance video from wednesday morning. moments leading up to the shooting. we're told the clerk is out of the hospital and the suspect got away with $50 dollars. then -- police say last night -- just before 9 pm -- an armed robber at a 7-11 on redgate avenue and orapax in west ghest demanded cash and ran off. 25 minutes later -- police say the same thing happend at a 7-11 on colonial ave and princess anne

i'm joe fisher. conditions across penninsula. tonight: clear and cold. puddles may refreeze. lows: low-20s. winds: light nw. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder! highs: mid-40s. winds: light south. tuesday: mostly sunny. much warmer! highs: mid-50s. winds: s 5-15 mph. that pesky storm is now a distant memory....on to the next! the wind has back off significantly, so we should only see nuisance to minor tidal flooding during high tide at 9:55 4 feet. we'll be by 9 pm. overnight, any puddles on the roads will refreeze, so there could be some icy spots even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening. new information about a fire in norfolk we brought to you as breaking news during wavy news 10 today. during the cold temperatures - 11 people were forced to leave their apartments on border road this morning because of that fire. as you can see in these pictures - flames were shooting from the the red cross is helping make arrangements. nobody was hurt. a lot of us have only seen pictures of this storm on

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis retired in june. the portsmouth police expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are both in the hospital after being shot. it happened in caroline county - just north of richmond. police say just after 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. an 18-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy are in stable condition at mary washington hospital in fredricksburg. neighbors close to the family say this comes as a shock. "i have worked in their house. i did the addition problems. this a stunner." the caroline county sheriff says, "this investigation is ongoing...please keep the gray family in your tho

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. have you grabbed your if you haven't -- that's okay -- you have until 10 tonight to do so.. the jackpot stands at 900-million-dollars... that's the highest in powerball history! people across the country have been rushing to stores to buy their tickets... the record breaking drawing happens tonight at 10-59. until then - you can buy your ticket - which is 2-dollars a piece. if there are no jackpot winners tonight... it's estimated the jackpot will rise to one-point-three billion dollars for wednesday's drawing. the powerball craze is taking people by storm in the commonwealth. lottery officials expect virginians will buy 6-point-9 million powerball tickets today - alone. let's break that down for you - during peak times today - 13-thousand 8-hundred tickets will be bought. if there is a winner tonight - the lump- sum cash payout will be 558-million dollars. again you can get your ticket until 10 tonight. still ahead at wavy news 10 at 6 - the fight of her life - norfolk state is playi

i'm joe fisher. conditions across penninsula. tonight: clear and cold. puddles may refreeze. lows: low-20s. winds: light nw. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder! highs: mid-40s. winds: light south. mid-50s. winds: s 5-15 mph. that pesky storm is now a nuisance to minor tidal this evening with temperatures dropping into the low-30s by 9 pm. morning - nothing widespread, but something to be aware of. we'll even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening. chopper 10 was flying high today - getting pictures of the aftermath from the winter storm. this video shows a few snowy roads in parts of this afternoon. these are aerial shots over williamsburg and james city county. and here's some video from above the h-r-b- t. snow isn't the only issue people dealt with from the storm. it also caused flooding along the beaches in northern kitty hawk -- near the avalon pier. these pictures from black pelican road were sent into wavy through report it. don't forget - you can send you weather pictures to our newsroo

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 11 - forever changed - after a family of four is shot. what police are saying about the case. and - displaced - the american red cross is we'll tell you why extra we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are county - just north of richmond. police say just after 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. an 18-year-old girl and stable condition at mary fredricksburg. neighbors close to the family say this comes as a shock. "i have worked in their house. i did the addition he put on his house last stunner." the caroline county sheriff says, "this investigation is ongoing...please keep the gray family in your thoughts and prayers time." still ahead - identified - police figure out the name of the person they found in the lafayette river on friday. we're on your side with the latest news, weather, and traffic as you get ready for into wavy news 10 today - we now know

joe fisher toys we also learned, council has taken the section for "efficient and responsive new list of priorities. tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move in...rising temperatures. moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move in...rising temperatures. moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. a fire victim asked for christmas cards, and the world came through for her. see the staggering amount of mail she's gotten over get an update on the snow storm starting right here at 4:30 tomorrow, as meteorologist jeremy wheeler gives you the latest on where it may hit, when and how much snow it will where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at th

it happened around 12:30 this morning. 10 on your side's joe fisher has the details. deanna -- investigators say an 18-year-old hampton man is locked up tonight, charged with murder in the shoooting early this morning. ((vo)) deputies say dijon whitter shot four people, killing one of them on ditchley road in the ware neck section of gloucester county. this flagged down a driver who took them to nuttall's country store less than a mile large party. those who threw that party say they didn't know anyone involved, but they also didn't know many of the people at thier house last night. lexus walton/gloucester county ((c81 32:09)) "i couldn't move in the house, so i didn't think that this many people were going to be here and i definitely didn't think anything like that was going to happen." marquel wilson/gloucester 29:45-29:55)) "the music and stuff was still playing and then rumor went around that somone got shot. that's when everyone tried to rush out of here, but the cops told them three surviving victims charges of first- degree murder and malicious investigaors say

reporting in norfolk, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. tonight: mostly cloudy. relatively mild. lows: near 40. winds: light west to north. sunday: cloudy with rain developing through the morning. some wet snow could mix in north and west of the metro. highs: low-40s. winds: n 10 about today - it was beautiful with highs in the upper-50s and low-60s. back into the upper-40s by 9 pm. sunday will not as pleasant. we are tracking another storm system that will move across florida and off the coast of south carolina. even though this storm will move out to sea, it'lle close enough that we'll tap into some moisture..mostly in the form of rain, but it's possible some wet snowflakes could mix in north and west of the metro. the rain will develop around 8 to 9 am. we will only see rain however, these are the places that could see a rain/snow mix: franklin, isle of wight northern neck. the rain temperatures will be in the low-40s, nothing will stick, so no accumulations expected. the clouds will clear out sunday night, so we'll be chilly with highs only in the mid-30s. we are tracking ano

in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. one day after a local shipyard put 530 local employees on notice, they florida. b-a-e systems, which has a yard in norfolk, says 300 jacksonville workers, by the middle of march. they blamed the cuts on low demand for shipbuilding and repair services. b-a-e says fewer navy contracts means there's just less work to go around. tonight: cold! lows in 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: ws

live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. mother nature can never seem to make its mind. many of us awoke to rain, now we're looking at dry skies. well at least for now. tomorrow could be a different story. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, should we keep our umbrellas handy until tomorrow? tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. friday: a mix of sun & clouds. highs in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. no rain through this evening, but clouds will be on the increase after midnight. lows fall into the low-mid 30s by the time you start your day on thursday. keep the umbrella handy for thursday afternoon and evening as moisture from a low offshore could swing in and bring showers our way. highs will stay in the 40s. expect another cold night leading into friday morning, but it warms up from that point...especially

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. in virginia beach. school board members will soon vote on the calendar for next year. they have to decide if there will be 183 - days, like this year, or if there will be less. 10 on your side'es brandi cummings is here now to explain why the school board is considering the change. stephanie, anita- each year the virginia beach school board votes to appove a new calendar. this year after getting imput, a committee presented a calendar similar to the current one with 183 days, but school board members wanted more options. this is the current virginia beach school calendar. classes began september 8 and end june 17. there are 183 teaching days. but that number could change. sot - trenace riggs, virginia beach education association - clip 2 2:09 trying to get everything in and trying to keep 183 days and fit all that we need to fit in was not doing it. it has become such a difficult task. 2:20 trenace riggs is president of the virginia beach education association. she wants the calendar to have - trenace r

the city held the first of three input sessions saturday. 10 on your side's joe fisher listened to residents at woodrow wilson high school. they told officials what they'd like to see prioritized in the city budget next year. seventy percent said public safety is the most important issue. most said they want to see improvement in police and fire services. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth in everything we do. in the schools, in the community, everyone wants that." everyone wants that...but not everyone is willing to pay. that issue is coming up news. plus, how you can share your ideas with the city. we are now just a day away from the iowa caucuses. and in the last major poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are on top. the bloomberg-des moines register poll shows the democratic race is close to a dead heat. clinton leads by three percent over vermont senator bernie sanders. that is within the polls margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points. marco rubio is third, 15 points behind trump. the candidates got in some last minute campaigning before the

that's the job for norfolk city leaders this weekend. 10 on your side's joe fisher attended the kick-off event. christine morris is norfolk's chief resilience officer. she's been working up to this event for more than a year... getting city leaders to think all the way to the year 21-hundred. she says sea level rise is one of the city's most pressing issues. resilience officer ((c475 35:00)) "we live on need to understand what it means to live on the coast in the future." coming up in our next half hour - you'll hear more about the city's we'll get reaction to the plan, from people who will be affected by it. if you're in the market for a car- or just want to check out whats new for 2016 - we have the place for you this weekend. head to the virginia beach convention center. local dealers will show off the latest models-- at the hampton roads international auto show. wavy is a proud sponsor of the event - stop by and meet your favorite wavy tv personality. event times and admission prices are posted right now on h-r scene dot com. an annual event in virginia beach - aiming to help teenage

live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. we're following developing news from norfolk international airport. a boeing 757 made an emergency landing just before noon today. the airport executive director says the united domingo from newark, new jersey. the plane landed after pilots noticed a problem with the right engine. none of the 213 passengers or crew on the plane had any injuries. developing news now from chesterfield county. that's where fire officials are trying to devestating fire that left five people - including two children dead. our sister station in richmond reports crews got to the scene around 3:15 this morning and saw heavy witnesses reported hearing a big boom. 10 people were inside at the time. five escaped with the help of firefighters. five others - including a one-year- old and three-year-old died. two firefighters also went to the hospital tonight: decreasing clouds. watch out for icy roads. lows: mph. mlk jr. day: mostly sunny. chilly. highs: mph. tuesday: sunny skies. when no one had school and most p

this comes after a suspect killed a norfolk k-9 earlier this week. 10 on your side's joe fisher is live in the newsroom, and joe, this is all happening thanks to a celebrity donation. stephanie -- cnn's anderson cooper is scheduled to speak in norfolk next week. we've learned he'll now be donating his speaker fee to a local non-profit that raises money to buy these kevlar vests for police ((c569 25:40)) "i'm going to provide the best thing i can to keep dogs alive." it's a light-weight tool with the power to save lives. ((c568 22:34)) "it'll protect the k-9 from getting shot with any kind of handgun rounds." a ballistic vest -- giving k-9 handlers piece of mind and a leg up on the job. ((c569 25:00)) "this handle just allows you to lift him up if you have to throw him over a fence fund about a year ago, after his k-9 took a bullet for him in the midst of a gunfight overseas. he estimates there's more than 25,000 k-9's nationwide. many without protection. that includes norfolk's police dogs, like k-9 krijger -- a 4-year-old belgian malinois, killed monday by an armed suspect. ((c569 26:3

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis portsmouth police department expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are after being shot. it happened in caroline richmond. 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. investigators say the shooting appears to be a domestic incident. an 18-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy are in stable condition at mary washington hospital in fredricksburg. the caroline county sheriff says, "this investigation is ongoing...please keep the gray family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time." tonight: clear skies. somewhat mild. lows: near 40. winds: s 5-10 mph. sunday: sunny and warm! hi

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. one school division is considering a change to its calendar that would have students spending less time in the classroom. the virginia beach school board will soon vote on a proposal to reduce the number of instructional days by three. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working on this developing story all day. brandi, why the change? stephanie- everyone i spoke to today told me it has been a challenge in the past for the division to start school after labor day and end before graduation, while incorporating teacher workdays. so board members will consider changing the 183 instuctional days. one proposal could lower the number of days to 180, while another could mean a 181-day school calendar. during a school board meeting last night, the virginia beach schools calendar committee presented a 183-day calendar proposal. but the committee create a 180 and 181 - day calendar for their consdieration. having fewer days for students and more time for professional development is somet

that's the job for weekend. 10 on your side's joe fisher attended the kick-off event. christine morris is norfolk's chief resilience officer. she's been working up to this event for more than a year... getting city leaders to think all the way to the year 21-hundred. she says sea level rise is one of the city's most pressing issues. generated on coasts, people work on coasts, trade happens on coasts, so we're going to need to understand what it means to live on the coast in the future." coming up in our next we'll get reaction to the plan, from people who will be affected by it. if you're in the market for a car- or just want to check out whats new for 2016 - we have the place for you this weekend. head to the virginia beach convention center. local dealers will show at the hampton roads international auto show. wavy is a proud sponsor of the event - stop by and meet your favorite wavy tv personality. event times and admission prices are posted right now on h-r scene dot com. an annual event in virginia beach - aiming to help teenage boys. the ninth annual african amer

10 on your side's joe fisher is here now to break this all down. joe. anita, stephanie -- right now, democrat bobby scott represents the third district -- which runs from richmond to norfolk. last year, the district was ruled unconstitutional because of its predominence of just yesterday -- came an agreement on new lines --- which, if approved -- will change many people's representation across hampton roads. even 3rd district congressman bobby scott agrees -- telling 10 on your side, he believes his current district is unconstitutional. 56 percent of the population african- american. but new lines, re-configured and released this week, shift richmond, henrico, surry, and other areas. the move makes the district more hampton- roads centered. the african-american voting population would drop to 45 percent. ((c3 6:07)) "i am satisfied legally that the new district will pass the constitutional muster." ((c3 6:33)) "the districts are designed for the people, not the for the the candidates or the incumbents. my job is to take the districts that are drawn and

joe fisher the city attorney, city manager and mayor did not return our calls, when we tried to ask their opinions of the rule. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain d

tom: let's see how things are developing norfolk with the joe fisher. joe:the conditions here, not the best we have seen. right now we are getting the wintry mix back into the mix. that sleet we have been seeing. the main roads are fine, but we want to give you a look at the side streets as cars are coming down. a little bit of slush on the you can see trucks are loading up with the salt and sand mixture. about eight of them on the road today. mainly treating the primary roads. we were following behind, getting some video of them, making sure everyone was able to get on by. we have seen anything from no activity to a wintry mix. we talked to a bunch of people today, including one hardware store, that did not have much left. >> it has been extremely busy. we have traction sand. the snow melt and shovels are gone. >> please don't drive in it. if you don't know how deep it is, you can get in trouble. we have blocked intersections because of that. ice forms. slow down. avoid being on the roads. joe: while the roads here really aren't that bad, again, slow d

joe fisher with the story of the air conditioner caper. joe? reporter: tom, it's believed units sometime last weekend, units upwards of $1,000 each to replace. some employees telling me they know exactly why they were targeted. >> it is shocking! reporter: air conditioning units ripped apart, all over the place. behind this office building in hampton, in a complex lined with one medical office after the other. >> we help people. we don't want to work in this kind of environment. reporter: thieves helped themselves to large air-conditioning kem compressors. tracy and jackie work in a dental office in a complex now without ac. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven units. reporter: seven units that hampton police say someone or a group of people stole between thursday and sunday night. >> mobbed, we just -- monday, we just thought they were repairing it. but yesterday, we actually came and looked at the units and realized there was no copper on any of the units. other metals inside the units, likely sold as scrap, according to ac professional

the city held sessions saturday. 10 on your side's joe fisher listened to residents at woodrow wilson high school. they told officials what they'd like to see prioritized in the city budget next year. seventy percent said public safety is the most important issue. most said they want to see improvement in police and fire services. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 43:28)) "that's important across this nation: safety, safety, safety . in everything we do. in the schools, in the community, everyone wants that." everyone wants that...but not everyone is willing to pay. that issue is coming up in our next half hour of plus, how you can share your ideas with the city. we are now just a day away from the iowa caucuses. and in the last major poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are on top. the bloomberg-des moines register poll shows the democratic race is close to a dead heat. clinton leads by three percent over vermont senator bernie sanders. that is within the polls margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points. marco rubio is t

joe fisher toys we also learned, council has taken the section for "efficient and responsive government" out of its new list of priorities. we've been telling you about what neighbors call a lack of communication from city leaders. in november, we confronted mayor kenny wright about a number of open positions in the city -- after six officials left their jobs. he ignored our questions. last year, city council enacted a code that meetings. it fined councilman bill moody for breaking that rule last week; a fine citizens have actually raised money to help him pay. last week, police also charged mayor wright with a felony for avoiding a traffic stop, but he has declined to talk about this incident with us. at a community meeting last night, we also tried asking wright about calls for transparency from the people of portsmouth. answer. previous reports on wavy dot com. council will vote on the list of new priorities next tuesday. title: entertainment news 1.21 time: 01:31:22 tickets for an epic concert happening this summer and tickets are going on sale, a cappella superstars make their way

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side anchors ad-lib toss tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds: light west. friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w 10-20 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: s 5-10 mph. an with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers through this evening. most of the shower action will stay south of the metro..closer to northeast north carolina and the outer banks. there could be a few lingering showers tonight, but clouds will gradually clear out by tomorrow morning. expect a mix of sun and clouds for your friday with highs in the 60s across the region! we'll actually be tracking highs in the 60s through most of next week - enjoy! tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds: light west. friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w 10-20 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: s 5-10 mph. an area of low pressure is moving offshore, but it'll be close enough that we'll be contending with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered sh

i'm joe fisher in norfolk, where all police k-9's will have an extra layer of protection." ((yesterday we reported that congressman scott rigell would not be seeking re-election guess who may be running for congress in the second district now. congressman randy forbes.")) breaking news in chesapeake. homeland security along side chesapeake police walked into several massage parlors today with search warrants. chopper 10 was above the scene as investigators lead two women outside from harmony massage on coastal way in handcuffs. they're interviewing people - after receiving a complaint. we're told investigators showed up at 5 other massage parlors today. those locations are: pure massage on byron street, massage elite on north battlefield boulevard, asian dream massage on live oak drive, sunny spa on kempsville road and time massage on south battlefield boulevard. police say they are checking permits and making make sure these businesses are complying with city code for example: no inappropriate touching or human trafficking. they're making sure no one was living inside the

joe fisher already told you about a hampton teacher arrested. another local teacher is accused of a sex crime. 10 on your side's lex gray spent the day working to learn more about the crime he's accused of. we're on your side with a restaurant customers. one popular chain is investigating a possible credit and debit card breach. zika concerns. the mosquito borne virus is now in virginia. 10 on your side's matt gregory talked to an expert to find out what you need to know. a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist ashley baylor is up next with the c-d-c has expanded its travel alert to pregnant women regarding trips to the caribbean and latin america. the u-s virgin islands and the dominican republic are now on the list of more than twenty destinations with zika virus disease outbreaks. the c-d-c is also asking whose mothers visited zika- infected areas while pregnant. the cdc reported one case of the mosquito borne virus in virginia. local health experts took notice. but what can they do for prevention? 10 on your side's matt greg

joe fisher toys as for how you can help gracie, her parents say they just want people to register as blood donors. 30 years ago today, the space shuttle challenger exploded-- killing everyone on board. see how their memories live on today. annaka title: entertainment news 1.28 time: 01:01:06:07 script: i'm annaka chesnutt your face of fox 43---two powerhouse comedians are roads this weekend and a classic musical is re- vamped and free for all---check out what's happening this weekend! virginia native, actor and comedian wanda sykes is headed to chrysler hall. the superstar comic will show case her latest stand-up for hampton roads this friday - tickets start at $66. you may have seen him on entourage, comedy central or reno 911 to name a few, now comedian and actor deray davis is headed to virginia beach. catch his hilarious performance friday - sunday at virginia beach funny bone. tickets are $30. get ready to do the jive when grease live airs this sunday! the star- studded hough, vanessa hudgens and tons more. it all starts sunday at 7pm only on fox 43. for more in details on your

i'm joe fisher, 10 on powerball frenzy!! even though no one won the massive prize, a few people in hampton roads woke up with a piece of the jackpot... the virginia lottery says a person is 1- million dollar richer after buying a winning ticket at convenience on the go on holland road in suffolk. additionally -- 2 other people are 50- thousand dollar tickets wealthier after buying tickets at local 7-eleven stores...the one in hampton, the other in suffolk. the next jackpot drawing is this wednesday -- the jackpot is expected to be more than 1-point-3 billion dollars. gas prices continue to drop across the country and here in hampton roads. triple-a says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is 1- dollar 96-cents. people in 10 states are paying a dollar-75 or less... including us here in hampton roads. according to gas buddy dot com -- the average price for a gallon of unleaded gas in our area is a dollar-74. even though you can find some prices as low as a dollar-50. if you think that's low - suggesting gas

joe fisher toys the city attorney, city manager and mayor did not return our calls, when we tried to ask their (anchors ad lib toss to (anchors ad lib toss to don) (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. slight breeze. highs: mid-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: upper-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing after 3 pm. highs: upper-50s. winds: se 5-10 mph. saturday: mix

joe fisher toys police plan to hold a funeral for krijger next week. make room for babies at the virginia zoo! look at these two new malayan tiger cubs born last week. the zoo says the male babies hours apart to api and christopher. they get six feedings of formula a day. the zoo is next to lafayette park on granby street in norfolk. coast guardsmen in north carolina helped put more than 100 sea turtles back in the wild. this is video from the cutter, "cushing" . on thursday, they dropped the animals into the gulf stream off of the outer banks. many of the sea turtles had been recovering from cold-related issues. national recognition for one of the men who helped save seven people from a sinking boat. in july, captain justin wylie and his crew picked them up near the ocean view fishing pier in norfolk. waves overwhelmed the boat, and the owner told us it started sinking quickly. there was a pregnant woman and two children on board. next week, wylie tells us he will receive a national safety award from the passenger vessel association. a boy who was bor

that's where we find 10 fisher. joe, you've also been seeing some flooding out there as well. the snow has moved out of here. we're now dealing with the affects of high tide -- and the big concern overnight is the freezing over. ((pkg 0:00)) ((c47 00:51)) 2:48)) "it's windy and it's cold." continuous cold from mother nature saturday. (c48 1:40)) "i'm worried about the pipes freezing." with it -- freezing rain and snow making travel tricky. super = jim payne/virginia beach "from rain to sleet, from sleet to ice, dangerous." the high tide after 8 p.m. filling streets in flood prone neighborhoods with water. seen here in ghent. the tide rising in ocean view, too. super = buddy evans/norfolk ((c48 i'm working on so it makes it hard to work or do anything out here." super = denise hansen/norfolk ((c47 00:34)) "were you having trouble getting out this morning?" "i could not get my car out this morning. i had to use the truck." both norfolk and virginia beach with eight trucks treating primary roads all day. the biggest concern -- bridges and overpasses. and ponding water turning to

live in the newsroom tonight, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. new information on the historic powerball drawing saturday night... even though its no one won the massive prize, a few people in hampton roads woke up with a piece of the jackpot... the virginia lottery says a person is 1- million dollar richer after buying a winning ticket at convenience on the go on holland road in suffolk. additionally -- 2 other people are 50- thousand dollar tickets wealthier after buying tickets at local 7-eleven stores...the one in hampton, the other in suffolk. the next jackpot drawing is this is expected to be more dollars. covering decision 20-16 this evening -- it's neck and neck in iowa between both the republicans and the democrats, according to the most recent nbc news - wall street journal marist poll. caucus-goers were asked about hypothetical general election match-ups.. hillary clinton leads donald trump by eight points .. (48-40) but bernie sanders leads trump by 13 points.. other republican candidates fare better against the democrats. senator mar

fisher has the story. kimberly wimbish/activist ((c13 57:19)) "we just want to stop the violence dozens prior. nats chanting. posters demanding equality. a simple message to put the guns down. but organizer kimberly message is apparently not are we out here ((c16 2:48)) "i'm tired silent. this is not the time to be silent. it's today." more than 100 monument. much like dr. king during the civil to think before they shoot. ((c13 :50)) "we can still take that legacy and that history and it's still here currently in the future and we still have a dream." that dream for involving them in positive acitivities. a stronger relationship with police is important, too. ((c13 58:22)) "why not come together and wimbish says the large crowd is a testiment to in norfolk, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. up next -- a follow-up to the murder of an american tv producer abroad. what authorities in central america say welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow

reporting in norfolk, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. up next -- a follow-up to the death of an american up next -- a follow-up to the death of an american tv producer abroad. what authorities in we can now show the resort and river where the body of a t-v news producer was found. family and friends are mourning the loss of anne swaney. she was found in this river morning. the 39-year-old was an executive producer for a-b-c seven in chicago. she was supposed to go on a horseback riding expedition, but volunteered to stay behind when the group was short one hourse. when the tour returned, they noticed swaney was gone. they later found her body in the river, with bruises and cuts. an investigation is underway to try to find out exactly what happened. a car crashes right into a gas station in sydney. a car crashes right into a gas station in sydney. and suveillence cameras caught the whole thing. you cna see the car blast right through the front of the store. the car just misses a woman who was walking inside. the crash started a gas leak.

i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. another person is dead after an early morning shooting in virginia beach. around 1 this morning - medics found a man shot in the chest. it happened along newtown arch. the man went to the hospital where he later died. police continue to investigate the shooting. we have a 10 time saver traffic alert to tell you about this evening. virginia beach boulevard between witchduck and aragona boulevard is closed. that's because of a water main break that happened earlier today. officials expect that area to be closed for several hours - and tell drivers to pick an alternate route. sunday... it has been the day to get out and enjoy those temperatures -- but don't let the warm weather fool you -- we're in store for a temperature rollercoaster through-out the rest of the week. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know when those temperatures will drop. tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then incr

joe fisher: the snow has stopped and the rain has moved him. that is a bigger concern for the city. police our staff. interstates from northern virginia to areas like norfolk where they treated roads citywide. more preparations are for the rain event. >> exactly. we have that to close some of our floodgates. reporter: nate wilkins is with public works. >> with the mixed coming in, if you don't have to be on the road, don't. reporter: he is preparing for round two of the snow, and message to drivers -- stay off the roads. >> just slow down. >> the snow teams are resting up. the storm water prevention team getting ready. high tie tomorrow. nicole: you are helping us -- tom: you are helping us tell the story to the viewers. from matthews county as snow began. pictures keep coming in by the dozens. we post as many as we can. do your part and sent any pictures you can and send it to report it at wavy.com. nicole: snowfall is nothing compared to the western part of the state. this is the roanoke area covering interstate 81 before the storm got here. it has continued into the evening. now

live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. a norfolk assistant principal charged with a sex crime remains behind bars. 64-year-old gary jordan was in court today for a bond hearing. the judge denied bond. police say jordan made inappropriate comments to a child. he is the assistant principal at madison alternative center. police say the incident happened on january 14th, on bowden's ferry road - the same block where the school is located. jordan is due back in court in march. the york-poquoson looking for the victim in a sexual battery. it happened new year's eve at the tabb walmart. investigators say the suspect grabbed the victim inappropriately. store security identified the suspect. but the victim left without being identified. deputies would like her to come forward so they can talk to her. if you have any information --- call the crime line. a rude awakening for a portsmouth resident. a driver crashed a van through a fence and into a storage shed outside his home. this is at claremont drive near deep creek, right by the

fisher attended a kickoff event today, and joins us from the newsroom to explain the vision 2100 many challenges in the years to come. sea level rise, the economy and population growth to name a few. so now it's about how the city and the citizens can work together to overcome determine its future success. christine morris/chief resilience officer ((c475 39:14)) "we want to make norfolk an even greater place to live, work and play." christine morris is chief resilience officer for the city of norfolk. she's been working for more others on board for how norfolk will look and feel in 2100. christine morris/chief resilience officer ((c475 35:00)) "we live on coasts because gdp gets generated on coasts, people work on coasts, trade happens on coasts, so we're going to rise is one of most pressing issues. that's something cheryll sumner knows all too welll as president of the chesterfield heights civic league -- a neighborhood surrounded by the elizabeth river. cheryll sumner/chesterfield heights civic league president ((c473 22:58)) "come to my neighborhood and you will see that it is a p

joe fisher joins us with details. joe: it is the trust we put in teachers that will leave you asking why? these incidents happened after school hours inside hamptons high school. that is an officer started looking into quit and just this morning, she turn result in at least a quarter. a former special education teacher is now locked up and facing big trouble. >> us parents, we take them to school with the intent they will be taught. joe: police say she took indecent liberties with a student last spring. it was he was ago when the same student now 17 told another faculty member about the inappropriate encounters. >> we put our trust and faith in the mentors and teachers to actually teach and guide joe: loosely validating the fact of this case in november. she was put on leave from her job at hampton high as police investigated. the school district tells 10 on your side that by the end of the month, quinn resigned from her position. to warrants were secured for her and police with looking for the 25-year-old. >> we did

that's the private, legal of sale of weapons done outside gun shows he's also plans to fund i'm joe fisher, 10 on have you ever wondered how your loved ones would find out if you were involved in a serious accident? people in virginia now have a new, fast way to notify them. the virginia d-m-v is registering customers for ther emergency contact program. you can give two contacts that are securely stored and available only to law enforcement. there are a couple of ways to sign up for the program -- to find out how go to wavy dot com. gas prices continue to drop across the country regular unleaded gas is 1- dollar 96-cents. people in 10 states are paying a dollar-75 or less... including us here in hampton roads. according to gas buddy dot com -- the average price for a gallon of unleaded dollar-74. even though you can find some prices as low as a dollar-50. if you think that's low - experts are suggesting gas prices may get as low a dollar a gallon in some parts of the country. the last time its been that low was 19-99. overnight: clear and chilly. lows: mid-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. monday:

and today, the school announced they surpassed times over. 10 on your side's joe fisher joins us now with more on that five-year-old fight with cancer. joe. stephanie -- gracie perry-toutaint fell on the monkey bars last month. the fall led to a high fever --- and the injury never got better -- actually it got health continues to improve -- she's looking at a hospital stay of at least six more months. that's why sandi muraski -- gracie's kindergarten teacher at magruder elementary in williamsburg -- decided to help the family out. well, one day later -- and the student's parents and the community donated over three-thousand dollars. that number is growing. gracie's two moms -- kimberly and michelle -- both say they're overwhelmed by the support. one is a firefighter -- the other an former emergency dispatcher. they say they're used to giving the support to others -- and never expected the favor to be returned. ((c79 47:14)) "we've heard from so many people the doctor's that this is normal. it's not normal at all. and it should never have to be considered normal." ((c79 37:13)) "disbe

fisher attended a kickoff event today, and joins us from the newsroom to explain the vision 2100 project. joe. deanna -- city leaders tell me norfolk faces many challenges in the years to come. city and the citizens can work together to overcome those challeneges. as the mermaid city changes, how the city adapts will "we want to make norfolk an even greater place to live, work and play." been working for more than a year to get others on board for how norfolk will look and feel in 2100. because gdp gets generated on coasts, people work on coasts, trade happens on coasts, so we're going to need to rise is one of most pressing issues. that's something cheryll sumner knows all too welll as president of the chesterfield heights sumner/chesterfield heights civic league president ((c473 22:58)) "come to my neighborhood and you will see that it is a level is rising. it may become a problem for you includes gauging residents' likes and dislikes as they places, who are their favorite people, what are their favorite things to do, events and things like that." economy and population growth in mind,

and earlier this week -- the city dished out its first violation notice. 10 on your side's joe fisher is live in the newsroom with more on the policy and the controversy. joe. anita, stephanie -- this policy has many questioning transparency in portsmouth government. councilman bill moody fined 15- hundred dollars for talking about a closed session item. he tells me tonight he wants his money back. and one first ammendment lawyer tells me --- he deserves his money back. ((c562 53:57)) "when this first got passed. did you see this happening." "i could see the potential for it." waving $1,500 bucks in the air -- councilman facebook followers before a meeting in early december. ((c563 3:55)) "i had $1,500 in which i paid the fine, i had saying i am not going to be muzzled. and that this $1,500 is for any future violation." in two days, supporters raised nearly $2,000 to cover the penalties. bryan scannell, who started the fundraiser, says it's dissapointing the public has to pay for transparency. ((c564 11:7)) "i think a lot of people are angry about the way portsmouth government is oper