slaton loved quincy. i have not seen any evidence to include the report prepared by the chief medical officer of virginia or otherwise which indicates that ms. slaton murdered her son. 6:35:59 two attempts by slaton's attorneys to get her out of jail have been denied. she remains there. we expect there to be several more hearings in the case before the four-day jury trial begins at the end of september. live in hampton brandi cummings 10 on your side. newport news police have arrested one of their own-- after a domestic incident. andy fox is in the newsroom with what we know tonight. the eight year veteran of the newport news police force is charged with felony destruction of property and misdemeanor this is 30 year old police officer laila underwood. her husband 32 year old kevin underwood who told police they had a fight, filed the complaint saying she assaulted him, broke his car windows, and damaged his property tuesday night. two sides to every story, kevin got arrested too. no booking photo but lail

as of now tonya slaton's murder trial is set for september 26 . live in hampton brandi cummings 10 on your side. getting back to our storm damage. it created problems around the country yesterday. check this out. high winds and heavsn illnois brought down powerlines. lines started a car fire just south of chicago. in new york city, high winds could be to play for flipping this tractor trailer. the overturned big rig delayed traffic for more than hour. forecasters said winds in the area were more than 50 miles an hour. the national weather service says damaging 60 miles an hour wind gusts would likely continue today. tsray in that was the sound of heavy rain falling in our nation's capitol. and you can see a firefighter rescue a woman from the high water. erths storms caused flooding in washington, dc. the storm left thousands of people without power and created strong winds and hail. check this out, there was flooding insidegage at several metro stations. cars had to travel through the high water to get out. ( weather anim - with track) this after

meanwhile tonya slaton's attorney told the media slaton loved her son and the autopsy never said a homicide occurred. slaton faced a judge this morning inside a hampton circuit court room on charges of second degree murder in the death of her son. virginia state police say troopers found quincy's body in the trunk of slaton's car during a traffic stop last june. online court records show slaton was indicted for her son's murder on february first. the deputy commonwealth's attorney who is prosecuting the case says charged after a 6-month investigation. she also said the lengthy autopsy report says the cause and manner of death is undetermined. however according to her, it also says the manner of quincy's death was inconsistent with natual causes. but the chief deputy of the hampton public defender's office is defending his client. he says that report never says a homicide occurred. sot - richard johnson, defense attorney - clip 12 6:36:02 the criminal justice system, as flawed as it may be, requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt not just speculation. 6:36:11 sot - sheree konstantinou, depu

state police pulled slaton over last june for an expired registration. found. the medical examiner has not yet determined why davis died.### the snow and ice are done, but now that it's all melting, we're seeing more problems develop. parts of the area are experiencing flooding . earlier this morning we saw river in danville. water levels are now dropping will continue going down this afternoon. for more on the flood potential and our forecast... lets check in with kristina montuori.### today: increasing sunshine with highs in the upper 40s tonight: partly cloudy with lows in the upper 20s thursday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s & lower 50s saturday: sun & clouds with highs in the lower 60s sunday: isolated showers 60s monday: isolated showers highs in the middle 50s tuesday: passing rain showers with highs in the upper 30s and crumbling roadways emerge. a new triple-a study finds that pothole damage has cost american drivers 15-billion in vehicle repairs over the last five years. potholes start to sh

slaton is due in court next week. portsmouth's top attorney does not want police officers to wear their uniforms in court during a high-profile murder case involving a former officer. the commonwealth's attorney filed the request yesterday ahead of stephen rankin's murder trial. rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman in april. police say chapman was confronted him in the walmart parking lot on frederick boulevard. the commonwealth's attorney and chapman's family say letting uniformed officers into court may influence the jury. (47:42 16) earl ((we are not intimidated to the fact that we are scared no but we also feel that could be an intimidating factor to the jury and we are very much concerned about that.)) runs; 10 rankin's attorney says he disagrees with the motion. a judge is scheduled to hear the motion next tuesday. rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael b

slaton is due in court next week. congressman bobby scott will focus on making veterans and drug court programs successful. he'll hold a round table discussion in hampton to discuss how to implement similar programs across the country. the goal is to reduce crime, save money, and improve public safety. he'll meet with city leaders this afternoon from 4:00 to 6:00 at hampton city a follow-up on a local school district's calendar. the virginia beach school board voted to remove some teaching days. instead of 183 school days, next year will have 181. the board says that will include two- and-a-half days of professional development for students and staff. supporters believed it would help the entire system run more smoothly. opponents said it would hurt hourly workers. a 92-year-old wisconsin man is accused of sexually assaulting two girls two decades ago. jury selection began yesterday for the trial of edward heckendorf. he faces five felony charges of sexual assault of a child under 13. crimes happened between 19-83 and

state police pulled slaton over last june for an expired registration. that's when the remains were found. the medical examiner has not yet determined why davis died.### former bedford police officer ... brian mcalexander ... is expected to be out on bond. he's facing child pornography charges attorneys reached an agreement to set bond at 20- thousand dollars in bedford county circuit court. there are some conditions as mcalexander is not allowed to leave the commonwealth ... or use the internet ... and he must stay with his mother in collinsville. wes nance/assistant commonwealth's attorney "we work very closely with them with the investigative state of crimes up until the prosecution so when there is a member of the law enforcement that's charged or accused of a crime our office has to remove itself from consideration." mcalexander is expected to have an attorney advisement hearing friday. # one of the suspects charged in connection to the disappearance of the lyon sisters pleads no contest to a perjury charge. plea in bedford county circuit court tues

slaton is due in court next week. after a warm and soggy tuesday -- we're expecting another temperature drop. overnight showers that could last into the morning. chief meteorologist don slater joins us. don, what can we expect from the temps and wet weather? tonight: sky turns cloudy again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated early am showers. a little sleet may mix as rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. strong storms hit the southeast with tornadoes strong storms hit the southeast with tornadoes today. this storm tore through florida. the national weather service says two e-f 1 tornadoes touched down in the southern part of the state. three surveillance cameras in mirarmar captured the wind and rain on video -- we haven't heard any reports of injuries. new tonight. a norfolk-based navy ship and the coast guard rescued three fishermen. the navy says the u-s

the case will go to circuit court - where slaton now faces second degree murder. she's scheduled in court on that charge on the 25th. state police found the decomposing remains of her son in her trunk when they pulled her over for an expired registration, in june. her son -- quincy -- had years. last month, the medical examiner's office said it could not determine a of death. newport news police have second suspect wanted for murder and officer involved shooting. they sent us this picture of 26-year-old stephen hayes, who they say lives on on 43rd street near the intersection with orcutt. police say they have warrants out for his arrest, and they're still trying to find him. they say you should consider him dangerous. last month, officers believe hayes and 33- year-old laratio dantzler shot and killed two people -- leaving them van. police shot dantzler, who is out of bars. firefighters in norfolk say no one was hurt when an apartment caught they sent us these pictures of their response on victory drive in the wards corner area. around one this afternoon, they say

slaton is due in court next week. after a warm and soggy tuesday -- we're expecting another could last into the chief meteorologist don slater joins us. don, what can we expect from the temps and wet weather? temps and wet weather? again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated early am showers. a little sleet may mix as rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, tonight: sky turns cloudy again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. thursday: mainly sunny and cold. highs around 40 degrees. wind: n 5-15mph. tonight: sky turns cloudy again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, lig

today those charges against tonya slaton were nolle prossed. the case will go to slaton now faces a second degree murder charge. state police found the decomposing remains of slaton's son quincy in her trunk when they pulled her over in june. quincy had been missing for 10 years. last month the medical examiner's office said they could not determine a cause of death. developing news in norfolk. police are questioning a suspect in an attempted bank robbery. detectives say a man pulled up to the drive-thru teller window at the sun trust on west little creek road around 8:55 this morning. investigators say he gave the teller a note demanding money. the note also said there was a bomb inside the bank. officers showed up five minutes later and arrested the suspect. no one was hurt. officers shut down part of west little creek road so the bomb squad could make sure everything was okay in the bank. when police file charges --- they will release the suspect's name and mugshot. new at 4. firefighters in norfolk say no one was hurt when an apartment caug

slaton heard her charges in hampton court yesterday. investigators indicted her earlier this month. a newport news police officer faces charges and is on administrative this morning. laila underwood is destruction of property and misdemeanor assault on a family member. police say her husband reported she assaulted him, broke his car windows, and damaged his property during a fight tuesday night. officer underwood assaulted and threatened her. kevin underwood is charged with misdeanor assault. now to an update about that breaking overnight news. firefighters just sent us this picture of a duplex fire in norfolk. investigators tell 10 on your side, a woman died in a house fire. three other people were hurt, including two children. they're in the hospital this morning. and paramedics treated a fourth person at the scene for a minor burn. it started around 2:00 this morning on kingston avenue that's in ocean view. investigators have not said how that fire started. we have a crew headed to the scene right now. we'll bring new this morning, hampton police say a missing teenager is safe. 1

slaton heard her charges in hampton court yesterday. investigators indicted her earlier this month. a newport news police officer faces charges and is on administrative leave this morning. laila underwood is charged with felony destruction of property and misdemeanor assault on a family member. police say her husband reported she assaulted him, broke damaged his property during a fight tuesday night. officer underwood says her husband assaulted and threatened her. kevin underwood is charged with misdeanor assault. new this morning, hampton police say a missing teenager is safe. 17-year-old jarrett ellis has been missing since last friday. investigators sent us a tweet late last night, saying he was back with his family. developing news out of portsmouth city council. it fined a second councilman more than $1-thousand dollars, claiming he broke a controversial ordinance. danny meeks says he got the notice this week because of an article in the virginian-pilot. in it, he discusses garbage disposal plans. mayor kenny wright says that was discussed in a closed session, meaning meeks sho

slaton is due in court next week. portsmouth's top attorney does not want police officers to wear their uniforms in court during a high-profile murder case involving a former officer. the commonwealth's attorney filed the request yesterday ahead of stephen rankin's murder trial. rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman in april. police say chapman was unarmed when rankin confronted him in the walmart parking lot on frederick and chapman's family say letting uniformed officers into court may influence the jury. (47:42 16) earl ((we are not intimidated to the fact that we are scared no but we also feel that could be an intimidating factor to the jury and we are very much concerned about that.)) runs; 10 rankin's attorney says he disagrees with the motion. a judge is scheduled to hear the motion next tuesday. rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael brown in angela lech

slaton is due in court next week. portsmouth's top attorney does not want police officers to wear their uniforms in court during a high-profile murder case involving a former officer. the commonwealth's attorney filed the request yesterday ahead of stephen rankin's murder trial. rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman in april. police say chapman was unarmed when rankin confronted him in the walmart parking lot on frederick boulevard. the commonwealth's attorney and chapman's family say letting uniformed officers into court may influence the jury. (47:42 16) earl ((we are not intimidated to the fact that we are scared no but we also feel that could be an intimidating factor to the jury and we are very much concerned about that.)) runs; 10 motion. a judge is scheduled to hear the motion next tuesday. rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael brown in angela lechlitner

slaton is due in court next week. portsmouth's top attorney does not want police officers to wear their uniforms in court during a high-profile murder case involving a former officer. the commonwealth's attorney filed the request yesterday ahead of stephen rankin's murder trial. rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman in april. unarmed when rankin confronted him in the walmart parking lot on frederick boulevard. the commonwealth's attorney and chapman's family say letting uniformed officers into court may influence the jury. (47:42 16) earl ((we are not intimidated to the fact that we are scared no but we also feel that could be an intimidating factor to the jury and we are very much concerned about that.)) runs; 10 rankin's attorney says he disagrees with the motion. a judge is scheduled to hear the motion next tuesday. rankin's trial is set to start next month. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers. mostly this morning. highs will be in th

slaton is akin court later this month. >> newport police have identified the second suspect in a double murder and of us are involved shooting last month. have warrants out for stephen hayes. officers believe that they shot and killed two people and left them in a van. police shot dantzler who has >> an update on the light rail inspection in virginia beach. the people who decide where the money goes want the resort city to the side whether it wants funding now or to risk it and send the pitch to the voters. >> today, mayor will assess and sent a letter to the secretary of transportation saying that he was surprised by some of his recent comments about that funding. the commonwealth transportation board is putting together a resolution to send it to virginia beach and that should explain with the board would like to hear. >> we cannot let that money be in jeopardy. >> the virginia beach mayor is talking about 100 $55 million in state funding set aside for light rail expansion in the city. whether they should get that money or reapply for funding >> i think that we need to use those dolla

tanya slaton was indicted on february first in hampton. charged with second degree murder in the death of her son quincy davis. he would be 25. davis attended elementary and middle school in virginia beach. he wasn't seen after the 7th grade. an arraignment for the mother's murder charge was scheduled >>> lawmakers passed a bill that would allow police departments to with hold the names of officers and deputies from the public even in cases of officer misconduct. it's to protect the safety of officers. others say it would be a blow to trans. ; reporter: the senate voted 25 to 15 monday to keep the names of all law enforcement officers secret from the public. in other words the freedom of information act regularly used by journalists and others to obtain information about cops would no longer be valid in virginia should the bill become law. that alarmed some who think government employees should not be shielded from accountability. ; there are a variety of reasons why you would want to know names of officers or any other public employee ran

tonya slaton was indicted for murder earlier this month. state troopers found quincy davis's body in the truck of her car during a traffic stop on i-64 last june. her son had been missing for years. his cause of death was undetermined, but prosecutors say the manner of death does not appear to be natural. a grandson school -- a grandson school student in custody. they found a 17-year-old and a weapon. charges are pending. next up at 6:00 -- a dangerous roads, if you get into a gang, a 10 on your side >> from the station on your side, you are watching wavy news 10 at 6:00. nicole: back now with a problem plaguing hampton roads and your kids may get caught up in it. gangs are putting your safety and your family at risk. our investigation is not on the latest act of violence, but what is wavy news 10 being done to side's joe fisher. joe: 136 -- that's how many homicides were reported last year in hampton roads. fear, intimidation, all reasons that people get wrapped up in the gang lifestyle. question is whether the cycle of violence will ever

tonya slaton heard was in court in hampton this morning. investigators indicted her earlier this month. troopers found quincy davis' body in the trunk when they stopped her for a traffic violation last summer. her son had been missing for years. next week is decision 20-16 in virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our area monday -- one day before super tuesday. she recently opened an office in norfolk. her campaign did not say where exactly florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach on sunday. the republican presidential candidate is planning a rally at the convention center, starting at six o'clock. tomorrow, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. another g-o-p candidate, dr. ben carson will be there on monday. the republican presidential candidates are facing off in yet another debate tonight. this time in houston. it's last one before super tuesday voting. donald trump has won the last three primaries. a communications professor has los

state police stopped tonya slaton in hampton last june on interstate 64 because of an expired registration. a search warrant revealed a trooper found the remains in a black trash bag in her trunk. she's charged with concealing the body of her son, quinton davis. today a grand jury will decide if there's enough evidence to move forward in a local murder trial. police charged edward brooks with murder after a fight broke out at the members barber salon on virginia beach boulevard. wittnesses told us brooks and derell stephens worked side by side when they started fighting. police believe brooks stabbed stephens several times. he later died. hillary clinton's campaign puts down roots in our area. find out where her office will be. plus - (2:38 2) ((of all the people in this country that are sad at justice scalia's passing there is probably no one more sad than bob mcdonnell find out what the supreme court justice's death could mean for the former governor's corruption case. and later, a warning for apple users. why you should not go back in time on (phone ringing) you can't deal with somethin

heavier rain around forest city and rutherfordton back to north of ricin city in northern slaton county into southern cleveland county. now, in northern spartanburg county, moving into gaffney, get ready gaffney and blacksburg very heavy rain, maybe a couple that's a thunder. -- claps of thunder. possible thunderstorm in molden and hit -- mauldin and simpsonville. a third of an inch in anderson, 2/10 of an inch at the asheville airport. cloudy skies, low clouds and fog and drizzle, live shot it -- in laurens, we will see showers and thunderstorms evolved into more of a steady rain with drizzle and fog and a northeasterly breeze kicks in as we get the wedge forming as the front settles to the south. 59 in spartanburg, 56 in greenville, 60 in laurens, 60 in clemson and toccoa, 50 four just about everywhere in western north carolina and franklin, asheville. 53 in rutherfordton. a north-northeasterly wind, the front is here. write about in here. it will gradually slide southwest, and we will bring the breeze up and we will bring in drizzle and fog. it will become more stable. 63 in columbia

slaton heard her charges in hampton court yesterday. investigators indicted her earlier this month. a newport news police officer faces charges and is on administrative leave this morning. laila underwood is charged with felony destruction of property and misdemeanor assault on a family member. police say her husband reported she assaulted him, broke his car windows, and damaged his property during a fight tuesday night. officer underwood says her husband assaulted and threatened her. kevin underwood is charged with misdeanor assault. new this morning, hampton police say a missing teenager is safe. 17-year-old jarrett ellis has been missing since last friday. investigators sent us a tweet late last night, saying he was back with his family. developing news out of portsmouth city council. it fined a second councilman more than $1-thousand dollars, claiming he ordinance. danny meeks says he got the notice this week because of an article in the virginian-pilot. in it, he discusses garbage disposal plans. mayor kenny wright says that was discussed in a closed session, meaning meeks shou

state police stopped tonya slaton in hampton last june on interstate 64 because of an expired registration. a search warrant revealed a trooper found the remains in a black trash bag in her trunk. she's charged with concealing the body of her son, quinton davis. today a grand jury will decide if there's enough evidence to move forward in a local murder trial. police charged e brooks with murder after a fight broke out at the members barber salon on virginia beach boulevard. wittnesses told us brooks and derell stephens worked side by side when they got into a fist fight. stephens went to the hospital with several stab wounds. he later died. brooks is in jail without bond. many musicians are waking up winners today following the grammys. the star studded event also had some big name singers. stevie wonder horeicwhite of "earth, wind, and fire" and lady gaga channelled ziggy stardust in a david bowie tribute. (singing) "this is ground control to major tom..." taylor swift took home three grammys, including ablum of the year for "1989." she' to win album of the year twice. record of the year

state police pulled slaton over last june for an expired registration. that's when the remains were found. the medical examiner has not yet determined why davis died.### let's check in with storm team meterologist kristina montuori. today: increasing sunshine with highs in the upper 40s tonight: partly cloudy with lows in the upper 20s thursday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s friday: sun & clouds with highs in the upper 40s & lower 50s saturday: sun & clouds with highs in the lower 60s possible with highs in the lower 60s monday: scattered showers possible with >>> morning, everybody. it's 8:30. wednesday, february 17th, 2016. great to have you along with us. nice day out here on our plaza. we have the gang all here, except for matt, who is enjoying some time off this week. the weather has warmed up nicely. >> by the time we get to the end of the week, you'll be -- >> how high is it going to get? >> saturday, it'll be 55. >> amazing. >>> coming up, from reading headlines to making them, a local tv news anchor opens up for the first time about

. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney troy slaton, who is not representing the couple, says het sign one. >> i'd absolutely cross it out and if they didn't want to do business with me, then i'll find >> reporter: a california law nicknamed the yelp bill renders nondisparaging clauses null and january, yelp ceo jeremy stoppelman appeared on "cbs this morning" and said he would like to seee illegal nationwide. that experience, why can't i say it was not good? without ou live in america. it's a nice place. when it comes to that. certain businesses have tried to create these gag eporter: senator jon thune cosponsored the freedom review act which passed the senate and is await ago house is essentially online bullying. you're infringing on people's rights, their freedom. >> reporter: in an e-mail to cbs news, the business owner says faired backis not the issue here and he is only asking for a judge to make his or her decision. do you believe this is a violation of your free speech? >> iwould like them to make the lawsuit go away. i don't want to hurt his business. it's a small business.hem

. >> reporter: troy slaton who is he simply wouldn't sign one. >> i would cross it out. if they didn't want to do business with me, i'll find somebody else. >> reporter: a california law nicknamed the yelp bill renders nondisparagement clauses null and void. yelp's ceo back in january appeared on "cbs this morning" and said he would like to see these clauses become illegal nationwide. >> if i have a bad experience why can't i say it was not good without repercussions. >> it's good to live in america, it's a nice place. certain businesses have tried to create these gag clauses. >> reporter: senator john thune co-sponsored the consumer review freedom act which passed the senate and is awaiting a house vote. >> this is essentially online bullying. you're infringing on people's rights, their freedom. >> reporter: in an e-mail to cbs news, the business owner says, fair and honest feedback is not the issue here. to make his or her decision. >> do you believe this is a violation of your free speech? >> i do. i would like them to make the lawsuit go away. i don't want to hurt hi

state police stopped tonya slaton in hampton 64 because of an expired registration. a search warrant revealed a trooper found the remains in a black trash bag in her trunk. she's charged with concealing the body of her son, quinton davis. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. today: rain increasing. flooding today as well as a few thunderstorms. especially over northeast north carolina. warm & breezy. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a stray shower or two. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. a stray shower in the morning. highs will be in the be heavy at times. so expect ponding on the roads this morning. we could also see some localized flooding. there we gonna let it burn >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, drugs and dementia. a study reveals a link between popular over the counter heart burn medications and dementia. what doctors are telling the americans who rely on the drug. >>> plus, what's in the water? >> is this going