a cold start to the week. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center to show us what she's tracking. tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is

wednesday morning, and the colder only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with 60s to start the weekend. a reminder about our free wavy-dot-com weather app for your smartphone or tablet. use it for access to hour-by-hour forecasts, radar images, alerts and notifications and weather blogs. we have new information since midday in a developing story out of norfolk. we now know 58 year old keith richardson was the man involved in the officer- involved shooting this morning. 10 on your side obtained this photo of richardson. police say the incident began with a domestic dispute between richardson and his wife at their home on land street. police say richardson shot and killed norfolk police dog "krijger." police then shot richardson. this is a story the continues to develop. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working on this story all day and joins us with more new information. late this afternoon police released more specific details about what happeneat the house on land street this morning. this incident actually

that's when police say they got a call from a woman saying her husband - keith richardson - held her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her. the woman was able to leave the house, but police say mr. richardson barricaded himself inside. according to a news release, hostage negotiators tried talkg richardson out of the home for several hours. they say he refused to lay down his weapon and surrender. then police say richardson walked out of the house, went to his car, then went back inside. then police say richardson came back outside with a gun. police used a k-9 to try and arrest him and police say richardson shot and killed the dog. police say richardson then raised his gun to officers and an officer shot him and a second k-9 was used to arrest him. richardson was arrested at 1:30 this morning. a neighbor says he watched it happen. gene strickland, neighbor/witness i think it could have been handled alot differently but they didn't need to bring out the entire infantry to slow this

police say keith richardson is in critical condition in the hospital. police say as is routine for any officer-involved shooting incident, the officer involved in mr. richardson's shooting is on administrative duty pending review of the completed investigation. coming up tonight on way news 10 at 5, you'll learn more about both the man involved in the shooting and where he worked and we'll tell you more about the k-9 killed in the line of duty. live in norfolk brandi cummings onancock is on adminstrative duty after firing his gun friday night. the accomack county sheriff's office is now investigating. the sheriff's office says officers patrolling the pine street apartments friday night saw people shooting at each other, and confronted them. according to the sheriff, one suspect pointed a gun at an officer. that officer then fired one shot as the suspect ran. investigators are looking into whether the officer's bullet hit anyone or anything. officers arrested 21 year-old nadir toppin. he faces gun charges. another person is in the hospital with a

minutes later --- deputies found a second gunshot victim at the nearby onancock square apartments. elizabeth city police are working to identify a suspect in a weekend shooting. it happened around three yesterday afternoon on debry street. the 22 year old victim is out of the hospital and recovering from a gunshot wound to his arm. officers found several shell casings at the scene. a bullet also hit an air conditioning unit. portsmouth police are investigating a baby's death. the call came in around 8:30 this morning from deep creek boulevard. a two month old died. the medical examiner's officer will determine how. we'll update you as we learn more information. a chesapeake man will spend the next 14 years in prison for killing a man in a bar fight. 10 on your side has been following this case since december of 2014 -- when chuck setchel died at zino's, a bar and restaurant in deep creek. this is video from that fight. in september, ronnie cisko pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. today, a judge heard

and friends before he decided on a sentence. 10 on your side's lex gray was in the courtroom for that -- and lex, you spoke with them after. yes, deanna and as you can imagine, the families feel very differently about that 14-year sentence. the victim chuck setchel's fiance told me justice has been served, and she wishes only that cisko would go away for even longer. but cisko's family gasped in the courtroom when they heard the sentence. they told me outside of the courthouse they were of setchel's death -- he had been drunk and belligerent, and arguing with cisko's brother and fiance. they say setchel threatened cisko's brother, then stepped in ronnie's way as he tried around the neck, and lays him out. the medical examiner says setchel died because an artery tore when his neck twisted -- something she says is extremely rare. after the hearing, i talked to ronnie's brother, who was with him that night and calls setchel's death

do you regret what happened that night? i do regret it. what do you different to do, it was one way in, one way out. i just say it's a - i feel like it's really unfair, it's a really unfair trial. that's all i have to say the judge's sentence today is on the higher end of the guidelines for a voluntary manslaughter charge. he said cisko's criminal history factored into his decision. you'll hear more from the family about how they say he was trying to get away from that history, coming up on wavy news 10 at 5. live in chesapeake, lex gray, 10 on your side. the hampton police division is asking your help in identifying suspects in a triple shooting. it happened last night at the colonial landing apartments off kecoughtan road. someone shot two men and a woman. police say the victims' injuries aren't life threatening. detectives are investigating the motive and circumstances

a hampton woman is in jail charged in a stabbing. police say taloni stewart stabbed a woman during a fight early yesterday morning on norwood circle. the victim should be okay. stewart is charged with malicious wounding. no decison from the supreme court on whether to take up former governor bob mcdonnell's conviction for corruption charges. at least not yet. on friday --- we told you the high court was deciding which cases it will take up. according to the supreme court website --- mcdonnell's case is not scheduled to be decided on today. mcdonnell will go to prison to serve his two-year sentence if they decide not to take the case. in september 2014 a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of accepting gifts and loans from a wealthy business man in exchange for political favors. big traffic troubles during the morning commute. three seperate crashes on interstate 64 westbound caused congestion near tidewater drive, chesapeake boulevard and little creek road. jen lewis kept people updated during wavy news 10 today. v-dot

reversable roadway and diamond lanes to try and ease some of the backups. a tractor trailer is still in the chesapeake bay. chesapeake bay bridge tunnel police say the weather was too bad this weekend to recover the truck that went over the side last week. we're told divers will try and go in the water on thursday to come up with a plan to bring the tractor-trailer up. the driver --- 33-year-old matthew killmon --- drove through the barricade and into the chesapeake bay on wednesday. only chopper 10 brought you these live images during wavy news 10 at 4. he somehow managed to get out of the cab and swim to the surface. crews pulled him from the water. right now --- police haven't filed any charges. norfolk state university's new president is two days into his new contract. the school finalized the new two-year contract with eddie moore junior. it went into effect yesterday. moore was named the university's 6th president after serving as interim president since september 20-13. moore says one of his first tasks will be to start a 100 day plan

accountability, growing enrollment, and improving the graduation rate. the powerball jackpot has grown to one-point-four billion dollars. and the drawing is still two days away. so it could grow even more. the prize is already the world's largest. it has grown from $40 million on november 4th. the u-s-s barry is leaving hampton roads for good tomorrow. the guided-missile destroyer will depart naval station norfolk for japan. the navy says this is all part of helping secure peace, security and stability in the asian-pacific region. the barry will replace the u-s-s lassen. the lassen is moving to florida. the music world is mourning rock icon david bowie. he died last night after an 18 month battle with cancer. "ground control to major tom." bowie's many hits over four decades include "space oddity", "fame", "let's dance", "changes" and "young americans". his death comes just two days after his 69th birthday --- which

release of his 47th album "blackstar" bowie was married to international supermodel iman. he's also survived by two children. a woman has admitted she stole thousands from a local jewish temple. 10 on your side's jason marks was in the courtroom when a judge decided how she should pay for the crime. an era is ending for the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. the part of the show that's ending soon. the newport news police department has gotten rid of a special officer unit that's been around for more than a decade. 10 on your side's erin kelly found out why. most of us hate having to go out early to scrape off our car when the weather's cold. but imagine walking out to this! a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist deitra tate is up next with your 4

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department is working to get its officers more engaged in the communities where they work. it has eliminated a special team of officers to do it. but those officers didn't lose their jobs. 10 on your side's erin kelly is live in newport news to explain. i just talked to the assistant chief -- who says this is something that the whole department started doing over the summer -- but they began pilots of it 2 years ago. during the old program -- which has been in place for years -- a community response team made of up officers and sergeants would tackle problems in each of the three precincts -- and move on to the next problem. under the change --- those officers haven't gone away -- they've been assigned beats and shifts on patrol in their precincts. the assistant chief says this is about increasing community engagement and what they call "beat ownership" throughout the force. assistant chief stacy kelly - newport news police department runs -

the police say you should expect to see more officers out in the community -- on foot and bike patrol as a result of this change. police say this has no impact on the gang and drug units -- which are part of the organized crime division. live in newport news, erin kelly, 10 on your side. it looks like winter in parts of ohio. this is the snow that fell this weekend in the toledo area. slick roads were reported. four firefighters are recovering from minor injuries after their fire truck rolled over at an icy intersection in michigan. they were responding to a fire call. they were briefly trapped in the flipped truck. you can see there's a lot of damage to the truck. no other cars were involved in the crash. check out this video from

imagine waking up and having to scrape the ice off this car. the driver parked the car overnight in a lot off the coast of lake erie in hamburg, new york. the waves splashed up and over the rails --- spraying the side of the car. as sub-freezing temperatures rolled in --- the car became coated with several inches of ice. the other side of the car - which hardly got splashed - had very little ice on it. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light

otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

meteorologist deitra tate tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

in our next ninety minutes of news here is a look behind the scenes as a dedicated continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center that drone you got christmas morning comes with strings. you'll want to see matt gregory's story at 6 before you fly it too far. some important rules you need to know before take-off. a virginia beach company with a plan to save lives in a shooting situation may get some help from virginia lawmakers this session, we'll tell you how. and some of the latest electronics that can be good for your health. see these stories when nicole livas joins me beginning at 5. new details are emerging in the hannah graham case as suspect jesse matthew junior faces a judge. uber is trying to motivate you to take more rides.

ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus will retire its elephants in may. that's a year-and-a-half earlier than they first said. the circus's parent company, feld entertainment, said the elephants will go to a conservation facility in florida. executives say it got too expensive to fight legislation against animal-rights groups protesting against the elephants. those groups included the norfolk-based group, peta. a once popular name will soon be no more. you're not gong to see the name "motorola" on phones anymore.

by lenovo." lenovo bought the company from google in 20-14 for almost 3-billion-dollars. motorola was responsible for the first walkie-talkies and consumer cell phones. uber has cut its prices. the ride sharing service just slashed fares in more than 100 cities in the u-s and canada --- including here in hampton roads. the company says it's trying to beat the winter slump when more people stay inside or pay off their holiday bills. the discount is different in each city. uber is hoping the price cuts pull you off the couch. uber also says it will guarantee earnings for drivers during the winter. if you live in north carolina and have blue cross & blue shield, you might get a refund. insurance company officials say its all because of a system failure. the c-e-o says a glitch took out the wrong amount of money from customer accounts. blue cross & blue shield put about 25- thousand customers into the wrong health plans and took the wrong amount of money from about 32-hundred accounts. some heart stopping

when a scaffolding broke lose on a high rise building while window washers were on it. a local temple embezzlement plea. a woman has admitted she stole thousands and knows how she'll pay for it. why the judge handed down the sentence he did. meteorologist deitra tate is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater is working on for

meteorologist deitra tate is here with your forecast. tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon.

evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

60 thousand dollars. that's how much a former jewish temple employee took before she left her job. today- leslie bradner pleaded guilty to the crime. 10 on your side's jason marks was in the courtroom and jason bradner avoided jail time? no active jail time meaning she did get four years but the judge decided to suspend that time depending on good behavior. leslie bradner worked at temple israel in norfolk for 16 years. she was in charge of the books. she left the job in late 2014. a couple months later an outside auditor noticed the missing money. bradner pocketed more than 60 thousand dollars. today in court her attorney told the judge he wasn't going to get in the reason why she did but just that she did it. the judge decided to suspend her jail time because bradner's father paid all the money back to the temple. "she was employeed with the temple for 16 years

her she was a member of the temple family and it is a real tragedy not only for the temple but for her and family" in addition to the 4 brander was given. the judge also told her she needs to do 250 hours of community service. outside of court brander wouldn't go into the reason why she took the money. we'll hear more on her side coming up tonight at 5:30. jason marks 10 on your side. new information is emerging in the hannah graham case. suspect jesse matthew, junior appeared in court today. matthew is charged with capital murder in the september 2014 disappearance and death of the 18-year-old university of virginia student. graham's remains were found about five weeks after she disappeared. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. they're also now revealing they believe graham got into a car and rode into a neighborhood. a bloodhound tracked her scent to a mulch pile near an old factory where lawyers believe she died. matthew's defense team is

cause affidavit used in search warrants that was used to seize matthew's orange car and his hessian hills apartment. the judge is deciding whether to have a hearing on the issue. his lawyers claim the route police say a louisa county sheriff's office bloodhound took to track graham is different than what witnesses and surveillance video actually shows. matthew also faces first-degree murder charges in the 2009 death of 20-year-old virginia tech student morgan harrington. in june, matthew was convicted of sexually assaulting and attempting to kill a woman in fairfax county. the judge handed down three life sentences to matthew in that case. the u-s state department refuses to confirm a claim by north korea that it is holding an american citizen prisoner. c-n-n reports a man identified as kim dong chul is accused of spying and stealing state secrets. chul says he used to live in fairfax. chul told a c-n-n team he stole nuclear and military secrets. he claims he wasn't

conservative elements. c-n-n says it can't determine whether chul made his statements under duress. virginia lawmakers are getting ready to head back to richmond for the 2016 legislative session. it starts wednesday. a top priority this year is passing a $100- billion dollar, two-year budget. lawmakers will also tackle health care, criminal justice and guns. 10 on your side's erin kelly will be in richmond covering our local lawmakers. look for her stories all will stand before a joint session of congress to deliver his final state of the union address two washington-area residents are among first lady michelle obama's guests. small businessman mark davis and army veteran naveed shah of springfield will be sitting in mrs. obama's visitor box. also on the list --- staff sergeant spencer stone. he is one of the men who prevented a terror attack on a paris-bound train last august; also --- major lisa jaster --- one of the first women to graduate from the army's elite ranger school and jim obergefell

equality case. there will also be a syrian refugee in the first lady's box. and the white house says a seat will be left vacant to represent victims of gun violence. president barack obama is pushing his state of the union address further into cyberspace this year with appearances on youtube and snapchat. the white house says tuesday's address will stream live on youtube, giving viewers another way to watch. the white house is also debuting a snapchat account with behind-the-scenes images of the speech. the social media blitz continues obama's campaign to reach americans who don't watch the speech through traditional channels. ahead at five -- see some of the latest gadgets to help you get a better grasp of your health. talk about car trouble. it's bad enough when you car won't start. but this car owner can't even get in to start it. the federal reserve says it will gradually increase interest rates this year. we're on your side with

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to see that very quickly reflected in your credit card and home equity lines of credit. typically, within one to two statement cycles, you'll see that higher rate reflected" adjustible rate mortgage loans are also scheduled to reset this year. here's something else to keep in mind. experts say when interest rates rise on credit --- they also rise on what banks pay customers with savings accounts --- just not as quickly. greg mcbride / bankrate.com "a lot of banks are not going to be the back half of 2016, (cut to 12:36:03) even then those deals are going to be trailing the rate of inflation" experts say car loans won't be affected that much. gas prices have dropped a penny over the past three weeks. prices are the lowest since 2009. according to triple a's daily fuel gauge report --- the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded right now is $1.97. in virginia --- it's $1.78 here in hampton roads --- the average price is $1.74 experts say prices may continue to go down as

refineries run at a high rate. remember - you can compare local gas prices anytime on wavy dot com. go to the traffic tab. click on gas prices. that will take you to our gas tracker where you can put in your zip code to compare prices. the do's and don'ts of flying drones. there are a lot of new rules and regulations for all the new drones taking to the sky. 10 on your side's matt gregory has what you need to know before you fly --- so you don't end up grounded. a sneaky thief caught on camera. wait until you see the unusual way he stole an expensive two foot snake. tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees.

the sale of drones exploded last year. early estimates indicate 2016 sales will soar even higher - but with all these new drones in the sky, new rules come with it. today 10 on your side takes a look at the do's and don'ts of drones. this winter the federal aviation administration passed new rules and regulations - that you might not understand. mike dayton / hobbytown usa c0019 16:59:30 "they usually come in with some general knowledge that there are rules, but they ask us to kind of clarify the rules or go over the rules again with them." 16:59:39 as laws catch up to the

through the information. what you need to know, before you fly. tonight safe after a scary situation on the side of the tallest building in houston. the washers became stuck near the 71-st floor of the 75 story chase bank building this morning. there was a motor malfunction with their scaffolding system. rescue crews put a rope around the men and guided them to safety through the 71-st floor window. no one was hurt. a maryland appeals court has postponed the trial for a second baltimore officer charged in the death of freddie gray. jury selection was supposed to start today in the caesar goodson case. a judge ruled last week that officer william porter must testify against goodson. porter claims he has a right not to incriminate himself. porter's trial ended in a mistrial. his re-trial is scheduled for june. an appeals court is now deciding whether to uphold the decision ordering porter to testify in goodson's case. goodson drove the van that carried gray from the site of his arrest

the police station. goodson is charged with second-degree murder. a massachusetts judge has ordered a man accused of killing a two-year-old girl to be held without bail. this is video of michael mccarthy in court today for his arraignment. he is charged with killing bella bond. she became known as "baby doe" after her body washed up in the boston harbor nearly five months ago. mccarthy's lawyer says his client knows nothing about the little girl's death. bella's mother is behind bars on a charge of accessory after the fact to murder. the mother of the so-called "affluenza" teen wants her big bond reduced. tonya couch is in court this afternoon for a bond hearing. here's a live picture from the courtroom. her bond is set at $one million dollars. her attorneys say the amount is excessive and unreasonable. authorities accuse couch of helping her son ethan leave the country to avoid a probation hearing that may have led to jail time. he was on probation for killing four people in a drunken driving crash when he was 16. ethan couch is still in

u-s largely depends on whether he decides to contest his deportation. a mexican judge has granted the teen a temporary stay --- halting deportation proceedings. mothers against drunk driving has launched an online petition demanding couch's case be transferred to adult court. madd says transferring him to adult court gives the criminal justice system a chance to hold him accountable -- by making sure his probation goes beyond his 19th birthday in april. mexican officials have started the process to extradite the drug lord, known as el chapo, to the united states. but authorities say it could take up to a year before he's actually on american soil. over the weekend, mexican police captured the most wanted drug lord, joaquin guzman. guzman had several warrants in the u-s for smuggling drugs attorney has already filed six motions challenging the extadition requests. bigger headlines when rolling stone announced, guzman did an interview with actor sean penn. this video shows the raid

marines fired shots as they barged into the safe house. police say he was hiding in the house in the video -- but managed to get away during the shootout. he escaped through a secret doorway hidden behind a mirror and down to a tunnel leading to city drains. he was captured hours later on a highway. the islamic state group is warning of "worse" attacks to come. this after an hour long attack on a mall in baghdad today . gunmen set off a car bomb and launched a suicide attack at the entrance to the mall in the iraqi capital, and then stormed the complex. 18 people died. iraqi authorities say troops killed two of the attackers and arrested four others. a bad morning for a car owner in missouri. a water main break caused a sinkhole to open up under the car. no one was hurt when the car fell in. the rear wheels stayed on the road --- but the rest went in the water. crews brought in a crane to lift the car back onto the street. then they loaded the car onto a wrecker and hauled it away.

video of a volcano explosion out of hawaii. dozens of people were recording when several rocks fell into the lava lake inside the kilaeua volcano, causing this massive fireball. scientists say the large explosions can only happen when the lava lake level is relatively high. experts say the blasts do not pose any dangers to nearby homes. kilauea has been erupting since the early 1990s. oregon police are looking for the guy who slipped a python down his pants. and it was all caught on tape. check out this video from a portland pet store. watch as the guy in the hat makes his way to the snake tank. in the next shot, you can see him reach in and pull out a 2-foot long python. he quickly stuffed the python in his jeans before waddling towards the exit. the shop owner says the guy made off with a rare, expensive breed of snake. a black pastel

$200 dollars. : bjugan says: "then you'll see him put it in his pants--yuck. just drops it right in the front" butt bjugan says: "anytime anything like this happens, it's very frustrating. we work very hard to run the business and make a living." the owner thinks she's seen the man in the store before. so she thinks he's been casing the place. this afternoon, police hope this surveillance video will help them find the thief and the rare snake. meteorologist deitra tate to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s.

tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

a live look at the wavy newsroom as 10 on your side producers, reporters, photographers, editors and our assignment desk gets ready for the next ninety minutes of news. straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 protesters firebomb a security building in saudi arabia. find out how this could be religiously motivated. and could active shooter gunshot detection technology soon become mandated in new schools? we take a look at the bill proposal. then at five-thirty - president obama is set to give his final state of the union address to congress. our congressional correspondent will give us a preview of what we can expect to hear tomorrow night. then at 6-- matt gregory with more on the do's and don'ts of drones. how high can you go-- and what is you live near an airport and want to fly your christmas gift? everything you want-- and need-- to know-- at 6. but first ahead here at 4, an alarming new study about smoking. scientists say our kids

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we're back at 4:00 with a disturbing new study about smoking. almost half of american teenagers who have never used tobacco themselves, are exposed to second-hand smoke. that comes from the centers for disease control and prevention. despite bans on smoking in public places, researchers say 48 percent of kids are exposed in private settings. 16 percent of teenagers said they were around smokers in their home. 15 percent said they were around smoke in vehicles. and 27 percent said they were exposed to it at work. scientists say second-hand smoke increases the risk of cancer and other deadly illnesses. the red cross says there is an urgent need for blood and platelet donations. this is one of their slowest times of the year since people are so busy during the holidays. this is video of the recent "every drop counts" blood-drive that 10 on your side sponsored last month. if you're interested in giving: here are some blood drives tomorrow. 10 am to 2 pm at centura college on denbigh boulevard in newport

3 pm to 7 pm at granby elementary school on newport avenue in norfolk. and 2 pm to 7 pm at bayside presbyterian church on ewell road in virginia beach. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. we now know more about the man police say shot and killed a police k-9. im brandi cummings in norfolk with details. and a man involved a deadly bar fight learned his fate. first at five -- a nice weekend moved into a cool start of the work week. but at least the sun was out. this is video of people out and about on granby street. the sun is trying to warm things up. but we are looking at roller coaster of temperatures headed our way. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, first a warm up and then another cold blast?

to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

now to our top story at five -- we are learning more about the man involved in a shooting with police this morning. police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed a police dog, after a domestic dispute with his wife. 10 on your side has learned richardson was a fire arms instructor. the dog he's accused of killing was named krijger a four-year-old belgian malinois. it had been in service for three years. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working

joins us now live from keith richardson has