first at 4: the weather. after a beautiful day --- there's even colder temperatures in the forecast. and there's a chance of snow flurries tonight. let's get right to meteorologist deitra tate tracking it all in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. a strong cold front will cross our area tonight. as it moves by, it could create isolated showers...but even a flurry or two for areas around the northern neck. otherwise, very cold air will filter into our area tonight. lows will fall below freezing, and it'll be a struggle for degrees by thursday with 60s on deck for the

there will be an area of low pressure that rolls into our area along with a warm front friday night into saturday. this will and it gets colder by early next week. use our free wavy-dot-com weather app for your smartphone or tablet to access hour-by-hour forecasts, radar images, alerts and notifications and weather blogs. a horrifying sexual assault in a north carolina motel. 22 year old aeron etheridge is accused of tying up and sexually assaulting a 17-year old clerk. she is out of the hospital and etheridge is in jail. 10 on your side's andy fox is live in elizabeth city where he's been working to learn more about what happened. we were hoping to get an interview with police with some official word, but that has not happened yet. here's what we've been able to piece

this is 22 year old aeron nicholas etheridge he is accused of sexual assault and kidnapping a 17 year old clerk who worked at this econolodge. associated with the alleged tying up of the clerk. police say an attack did take place. after the attack etheridge left the motel and the clerk called 9-1-1. we are told she was taken to the hospital but has been released. etheridge made his way to his mother's home, he spends the right there, and she brings him back to the motel unaware of the assault that happened last night. they return to the scene of the crime-the motel and a clerk on duty there calls police who filled her in on what happened. the grandmother does not want us to use her name. ((once again what did the policeman tell you he told me he assaulted someone. tied some girl down and i don't' know what happened after he tied her down i cant tell you anything but that when they told you that what did you think..it was beyond what i could even imagine i couldn't

tore me up)) coming up at 5 in elizabeth city, andy fox 10 on your side a city council candidate robbed at gun point moments after dropping off his official paperwork at city hall. kendrick turner is a candidate in norfolk. 10 on your side's jason marks talked with turner. jason this had to be scary. kendrick turner says it was terrifying. he told me when he saw the barrell of that gun his life flashed before his eyes. yesterday afternoon tuner city council. he was walking home on park avenue near norfolk state when he says a man came up from behind him and pulled out a gun. turner handed over his check book, credit cards

the man took off runnin. turner says he is running for office on a platfrom to cut down crime and can't believe this happened. "i believe that no one should take advantage of anyone if you need money you ask for it if you don't know how to ask for it go get you a job" norfolk police tell me they are still looking for the suspect. if you have any information give them call. we'll have more on this story coming up at 5. jason marks 10 on your side. more layoffs could be coming at b-a-e systems. the shipyard has notified 530 employees that they could lose their jobs. a company spokesperson says the layoffs could happen around march 18th. more than 400 b-a-e employees lost their jobs last year. the reason: b-a-e says there are fewer navy ships in the area that need maintenance and modernization. the military has also changed it's scheduling and repair contract process. b-a-e systems employs about just over a thousand people. the medical examiner's office says it still

man found dead in the trunk of his mother's car died. a trooper pulled tonya slaton over in june on i-64 in hampton because of an expired registration. he then discovered her son, quincy davis' remains decomposing in trash bags in her trunk. davis was missing for more than 10 years. an autopsy couldn't determine a cause of death slaton is charged with a felony for concealing a body. she's due in court tomorrow. authorties have taken the skeletal remains of eight people found dead in virginia and created images of what they may have looked like - in hopes of closing cold cases. this man's remains were found on november frist, 1976 along the bank of the york river in james city county. he is of asian, hispanic and native american descent between 25 and 60 years old. this woman was found in york county - on november 29, 1972. her remains were in a wooded area off of walter mill road. she is

been 25-45 years of age. fbi forensic anthropologists and artists created the facial replicas. they have been used successfully before. look a this facial approximation alongside a picture of andre macklin. macklin's family saw the approximation in a 2011 newsreport. the chief medical examier's office then used new dna technologies to positively identify him. we have put these pictures and 6 more of people found in other parts of the state on wavy.com a developing story in suffolk. that's where police are investigating what happened today at a motel downtown. police say detectives were investigating a previous robbery at the super 8 on north main street this morning. that's when they heard what they thought was someone loading a gun inside a room. they called the swat team. a woman walked out of the room then police heard the sound of gunshots. police say a man then walked out of the room with a gunshot wound. he's in the hospital. the man who was shot during an attempted robbery at a metro p-c-s in

the hospital and in jail. sylvester lipscombe now faces robbery and gun charges. detectives say he also faces thsoe same charges for crimes in hampton. investigators say lipscombe robbed the metro p-c-s on j. clyde morris blvd on december 23rd. police say he tried to rob the same store again - five days later, but an employee shot him. we're working to find out more about the businesses he's charged with robbing in hampton. virginia beach police say this man burglarized a citgo gas station. detectives say he broke into the business on diamond springs road in november. if you recognize the suspect --- call the crime line. a school scare this morning in norfolk. a school spokesperson says someone called in a bomb threat to lake taylor middle school. students and staff stayed in the gym at lake taylor high school while police investigated. the school alerted parents to the threat by phone and text. they gave the all clear about 40 minutes later. a newport news elementary school will be closed again tomorrow as workers continue to remove lead paint. administrators say workers at hilton elementary school were

monday when they discovered the lead-based paint. experts are handling the removal. the school was also closed today. the virginia beach police department says it is working to get body cameras for officers. but it wants to hear from the community first. there's a special forum tomorrow night at 6 at the meyera oberndorf central library. the police chief says they want to be able to record encounters between officers and citizens to become more transparent and more accountable. during the community forum --- the department will discuss the equipment and hear what you have to say . the department hopes to have the cameras next year. breaking news from the pentagon. iranians have two navy boats in custody right now. the country tells the u-s, the crew will be returned quote promptly and safely. the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gulf on tuesday. pentagon spokesman peter cook says the boats were moving between kuwait and bahrain when

tonight you can learn more about a new road project in the works to try and help with traffic troubles in hampton roads. v-dot is hosting a meeting to update you about the i-564 intermodal connector project in norfolk. it will go from i-564, through naval station norfolk, and to the norfolk international terminals. the goal is to ease traffic and get trucks off city streets. the information meeting is tonight at six at sewells point elementary school on hampton boulevard. members of the project's design-build team will be there to answer your questions. the already record breaking powerball jackpot keeps getting bigger. it has grown to one-point-five billion dollars. the jackpot could get bigger if the strong ticket sales continue. the drawing is tomorrow night. the odds of winning are one in 292 million. lottery signs can't keep up with the powerball jackpot. the jackpot is so big billboards don't have

the actual amount. they remain fixed at 999-million. so georgia lottery officials came up with this. they have placed a sticky-note letter "b" over the "m" on this sign in atlanta. the virginia general assembly is back in session tomorrow. 10 on your side's erin from transportation to rising sea levels --- she'll break down the matter to hampton roads. amphitheater in virginia beach. the popular concert venue has a new name. we also know who's performing first there in 2016. hampton roads is saying farewell to one navy ship --- for good. 10 on your side talked to military families about the u-s-s barry's final deployment from naval station norfolk. a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist deitra tate

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breaking news from the pentagon. iranians have two navy boats in custody right

the country tells the u-s, the crew will be returned quote promptly and safely. the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gulf on tuesday. pentagon spokesman peter cook says the boats were moving between kuwait and bahrain when the us lost contact. the u-s-s barry is headed to its new homeport in japan. the guided missile destroyer deployed from naval station norfolk this morning one last time. 10 on your side's walter hildebrand was pierside as the barry pulled away. just before 9am on pier 7 at naval station norfolk, it didn't take shivering sailors, whipping flags, or bundled up loved ones to see that...baby it's cold outside (45-34:30) "yeah, i'm freezing" and it didn't make saying goodbye any easier for the families all taking

differently (26-25:21) "it's one of the harder days, but we know that they're gonna do their jobs and they'll be home soon" (13-20:57) nats crying child (34-30:03) "it hasn't really hit me yet" (15-21:59) "my heart's completely broken" over 300 sailors on board the guided missle destroyer uss barry shipped out to japan this morning, they'll swapping with the uss lassen to secure peace, security and stability in the asian- pacific region (04-16:52) "how are you guys today" the ship's captain, commander jennifer eason said a few goodbyes to her crews families. she understands what they'r going through commander jennifer eaton/uss barry (01-13:43) "it's a challenge,and as you can understand, a lot of stress on our families. we're going to have 27 to 30 families go with us. a lot of our families are going to stay here in norfolk". kathryn harinandan sent her daughter off on her first deployment. (24-30:28) "i'm worried about her safety, especially when she gets sick, i can't be there to comfort her but i know she's in good hands with

adventure for these sailors (01-14:08) "it's been a long long summer getting our families prepared, but a lot of them are excited to go they're learning a new language and being to travel and create new memories that last a lifetime". and speaking of learning a new language, the commander has already gotten a good start (01-15:01) "it's morning so it's ohayou gozaimasu which in japanese means good morning". while some others are still having a hard time saying goodbye on pier 7 at naval station norfolk, walter hildebrand toys from fire to ice. flames consumed this historic building in nebraska on saturday. now it's covered in icicles. crews worked in below freezing temperatures to fight the fire . those low weekend temps caused the water to freeze. there is now ten to 12-inches of ice on the damaged building. the building is on the verge of collapsing. the ice could do more

meteorologist deitra tate tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. a strong cold front will cross our area tonight. as it moves by, it could create isolated showers...but even a flurry or two for areas around the northern neck. otherwise, very cold air will filter into our area tonight. lows will fall below freezing, and it'll be a struggle for highs to reach the upper 30s tomorrow (wed). to no surprise, temps will rebound back to around 50 degrees by thursday with 60s on deck for the

there will be an area of low pressure that rolls into our area along with a warm front friday night into saturday. this will bring some rain our way during that time frame. then, the next chance for rain looks to be sunday,

here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news i'm nicole livas in the wavy live center. a 10 on your side follow up to our investigation about a legal loophole. a military widow was denied benefits-- because of a technicality. where things stand now for the mother of four-- and how it could help treat the problem -- and not just the symptoms? new

as easy as moving around. we'll explain-- new at 5:30. looking for a quick bite-- another local city is taking a closer look at food trucks. find out what exactly portsmouth council will vote on, at tonight's meeting. see these stories when tom schaad joins me beginning at 5. president obama is preparing for his final state of the union address. the white house says tonight's address will be different. we have a preview from washington. a long-time national its store at a peninsula mall for

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your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. farm bureau live is no more. the amphitheater in virginia beach is changing its name. it is now known as veterans united home loans ampitheatre. the concert venue made the announcement this morning. the first big show of the 2016 concert season was also announced. jimmy buffet will perform on april 16th. tickets go on sale next week. the gap is leaving patrick henry mall in newport news. 10 on your side learned today the store inside the mall will close for good january 26th. the mall says rue 21 will fill that space. that store is scheduled to open in the spring. we're on your side with a warning about mandarin oranges sold at walgreens. the drug store chain is recalling eight ounce jars of "nice!" brand mandarin oranges. the f-d-a says at least three people report finding shards of glass

is reported. walgreens have pulled the jars from store shelves. the flu is starting to make its way around the country. the centers for disease control says two states are now reporting widespread flu activity: north carolina and maryland. cases have also increased here in virginia, and in connecticut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire and pennsylvania . experts say there is still time to get a flu shot. flu season typically peaks around february. look at the scene inside this party supply store. we'll tell you what happened here today to cause this big mess. virginia lawmakers get back to work tomorrow in richmond. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in the state capitol to tell you what local lawmakers are already working on for us here hampton roads . 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

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breaking news from the pentagon. iranians have two navy boats in custody right now. senior military officials say up to 10 sailors have been detained by iranian revolutionary guard forces. the country tells the u-s, the crew will be returned quote

the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gulf today. officials say the americans were on a training mission when a boat experienced mechanical difficulty and drifted into iranian-claimed waters and were seized by iranian coast guard. pentagon spokesman peter cook says the boats were moving between kuwait and bahrain when the us lost contact. our newsroom is working our military sources right now to see what we can find out about the situation. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in

wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. a strong cold front will cross our area tonight. as it moves by, it could create isolated showers...but even a flurry or two for areas around the northern neck. otherwise, very cold air will filter into our area tonight. lows will fall below freezing, and it'll be a struggle for highs to reach the upper 30s tomorrow (wed). to no surprise, temps will rebound back to around 50 degrees by thursday with 60s on deck for the kick-off to the weekend. there will be an area of low pressure that rolls into our area along with a warm front friday night into saturday. this will bring some rain our way during that time frame. then, the next chance for rain looks to be sunday, and it gets colder by

tomorrow -- lawmakers from across the commonwealth will kick off the start of this year's legislative session in richmond. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. we sent 10 on your side's erin kelly to richmond for a preview of what to expect. we spent the day in the general assembly building -- where senators and delegates are working on filing bills by tomorrow's early deadline. among the issues we kept hearing about -- the

education. the general assembly will meet for 60 days this session -- because we're in an even-numbered year. about 3-thousand bills are expected to be filed. governor terry mcauliffe has shared his $109 billion dollar budget plan. he'll face a republican-led house and senate. del. daun hester (d) norfolk 89th i'm feeling good about the opportunity for all parties to work together. 15 i do see that there course there are going to be the things that are going to separate us. del. barry knight (r) vb 81st runs 06 at the end of the day, we're democrats, republicans, but we're first and foremost virginians 3413 and we want virginia to go forward some of the bills already filed supported by hampton roads legislators include regulating the fishing of menhaden, curbing the cost of tolls, and combating sea level rise. stay with us -- at 5, i'll talk about some other bills your lawmakers are working on. live in richmond, erin

a few hours from now --- president obama will give his final state of where the president will stand before a joint session of congress. the white house says this year's address will take a different tone than year's past. n-b-c's steve handelsman is in washington with a preview. keeping loose before a speech that president obama says will actually sum up the state of the nation. it's pointless, he told staffers to push any new initiatives. mr obama admitted to nbc's matt lauer ... congress and the nation are too divided ... near the end of his presidency. sot: matt lauer and president obama (no super) :20-:26 "you wanted to unite people and theyre not united. is it a failure? first state of the union, in 2010, partisanship had already struck. still, mr obama will say tonight: his moves for economic recover and obamacare... are helping the whole nation

president obama (no super) :42-:49 and part of what i wanna do-- in this last address is to remind people, "you know what? we got a lotta good things goin' for us. 14 but after the isis-inspired attack in san bernardino on the cop in philadelphia after paris, americans are afraid say republicans. sot: house speaker paul ryan (r-wisconsin ) :57-1:01 the world is on fire, that foreign policy is getting away from us, that they are less safe near michelle obama sot: sen. john mccain (r-arizona ) 1:08-1:12 "i'd like to see another empty chair for the 250 thousand syrians that have been slaughtered" because, john mccain says, mr obama will not intervene. but, in this political year ... with republican candidates charging america is in crisis president obama is readying a speech with the opposite message (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. (--- reporter live tag ---) speaking for the is to elect a republican president. i'm steve handelsman, nbc

you can watch the state of the union tonight at 9 right here on wavy-tv 10. we're also streaming it live on wavy-dot- com. an army judge is considering how to handle thousands of documents that will be part of the case against the u.s. soldier charged with walking away from his post in afghanistan. sergeant bowe bergdahl's court- martial is set for august. this is video of bergdahl walking into a pre-trial hearing today at fort bragg, north carolina. the judge has to decide how the defense can use the classified information in those 300-thousand pages of documents to prepare its case. bergdahl disappeared from his base in afghanistan six years ago and was captured by the taliban. he was released in 2014 in exchange for five prisoners from guantanamo bay. bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. the mom of the so called "affluenza" teen is out of jail. a judge reduced tonya couch's bond yesterday from one million dollars to 75- thousand. the bond was posted late last night.

hindering apprehension of her 18-year-old fugitive son ethan couch. both of them escaped to mexico as prosecutors investigated whether he violated his probation. he killed four people in a drunk driving crash in 2013. tonya couch is wearing a g-p-s monitor and has to check in with a judge weekly. ethan couch is still in mexico fighting deportation. we're on your side at five with a recall on children's cold medicine. how an inaccurate dosage cup could lead to disaster. the aftermath of a bad crash. this touching image of the injured couple in the hospital has gone viral. now the couple is sharing the story behind this priceless photo. a big scare on the slopes. we'll show you

caught on tape. around the world --- as we continue to monitor the situation in iran involving two navy ships --- here are some other big stories we're following 10 people are dead and 15 injured after an explosion in a historic district of istanbul popular with tourists. turkey's president suspects a syria- linked suicide bomber is behind the attack near the famous blue mosque. the explosion could be heard from several neighborhoods. leaders from several countries are warning its citizens to avoid crowds outside tourist attractions in turkey. residents in iraq's capital are assessing the damage after the attack on a baghdad mall.

off a car bomb at the entrance. 18 people died and 50 others were hurt. nearby buildings and vehicles have a lot of damage. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. no one is hurt after an avalanche came down a mountain in the northern italian alps this morning a cabin owner filmed the avalanche on his cell phone. the video shows the blanket of snow coming down as people continued to ski and snowboard. once the snow reached the bottom of the valley, it caused a large blast that covered the small town. the front was from 700- to 900-feet wide. marine experts are trying to figure out why dozens of whales have washed ashore on india's southern coast. the short-finned pilot whales started washing up on beaches monday evening. rescuers took at least 36 of the mammals back to sea. but they appeared to be disoriented and some found their way back to the beach. these are mug shots of a wanted man. but the suspect doesn't like them. wait until you see what he did while he's on the run to make himself

from a bigger pier to a ferris wheel --- there are big redevelopment plans for the virginia beach oceanfront. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will give you a look at the proposal --- next. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the

breaking news from the pentagon. iranians have two small

right now. senior military officials say up to 10 sailors have been detained by iranian revolutionary guard forces. the country tells the u-s, the crew will be returned quote promptly and safely. the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gulf today. officials say the americans were on a training mission when a boat experienced mechanical difficulty and drifted into iranian-claimed waters and were seized by iranian coast guard. pentagon spokesman peter cook says the boats were moving between kuwait and bahrain when the us lost contact. our newsroom is working our military sources right now to see what we can find out about the situation. today we are getting a first look at a proposal that would dramatically alter a portion of the the virginia beach oceanfront. a group of families has joined to push for a pier and resort redevelopment between 14th and 16th streets. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live at the

details of the plan. we are talking about a 245-million dollar development that would include everything from a new pier, restaurants, a ferris wheel, parking, and even a time share resort. this is what it would look like. these are artist renderings of the proposed new development. you can see the big gerris wheeel - or sky wheel as its being called. the pictures also show descriptions of a new hotel, new restaurants and a new, updated pier. there are six families who own properties along the oceanfront who have joined together to create what they are calling the largest redevelopment in the southern portion of the oceanfront in the city's history. this is deemed a transformational redevelopment. the project is being funded by the families and private donors, but they are request the city to family - one of the

brad capps, virginia beach , this is exciting. this is going to be good for our family , this is going to starter for the southern part of the beach . so far, the city hasn't made a decision on the project. city staff got the proposal on friday. ultimately make a decision on what happens next. coming up tonight on wavy news 10 at 6:15, i'll tell you the specific things the group wants the city of virginia beach to contribute to the project. live in virginia beach, brandi cummings 10 on your side. investigators are working to figure out why seven aisles of shelves collapsed at a party city in florida this morning. just look inside. palm beach county firefighters and a sheriff's k-9 searched through the collapsed shelves for possible

no victims were found underneath the debris. three people suffered minor injuries. investigators are examining what's left of an ohio home to determine what caused an explosion and fire that killed a family. a couple and their two daughters ages 8 and 12 died. the blast rocked the neighborhood outside cleveland last night. when firefighters responded --- flames were shooting from the home. "to see fire that big and that close like 30 feet high it was like wow, wow" right now --- the fire department does not suspect a gas leak. heartbreak for another family in ohio. police are investigating the murders of a woman and her two children. police say a woman's ex-boyfriend broke into her apartment early this morning and stabbed them. the kids are ages 6 and 8. investigators say the woman's current boyfriend arrived home and scuffled with the suspect. both men are in the hospital. police say the suspect will be charged when he's released.

after a nurse cut off her baby's toe. the little boy is currently at the university of new mexico hospital in albuquerque. he's been there since last april when he was born prematurely at 29 weeks. last month --- his mom says a nurse accidentally severed his pinky toe while cutting tape that was holding an i-v in his foot. the hospital investigated. it now uses a different tape. administration apologized. the baby's parents are considering legal action. a wanted man doesn't like his mug shot. so he sent the police department looking for him a selfie. 45-year-old donald pugh (pew) is wanted in ohio for failing to appear in court for a drunk driving case. these are the mugshots police are circulating to try and track him down. pugh snapped this selfie and sent it in with the message "here is a better photo that one is terrible". police hope the selfie helps them track pugh down. a scare in the sky and on the ground in california. a plane made an emergency landing yesterday afternoon on a freeway

of los angeles. drivers swerved to avoid hitting the aircraft. two people were on board the plane. no one was hurt. the f-a-a is investigating why the pilot had to make the emergency highway landing. a photo of a young couple who survived a horrible car crash has gone viral. you may have seen this image of them in the hospital on social media the picture has been shared more than 80 thousand times. but the college students say it was never about that. the couple posted the photo to let family and friends know they were okay. hunter hanks/crash victim "when we saw each other at the hospital it was just a moment of you can relax, we knew either was okay." arika stovall/crash victim "i had to touch him. so, that moment was special to us for our sake." arika stovall/crash victim "we never wanted publicity or anything for that; we just wanted to share how god worked." hunter says his new bible was found right next to his mangled truck. it was marked on a page

finished i'll be there with you." the crash happened new year's night in tennessee. police say it appears hunter fell asleep while going 85 miles per hour and slammed into a bridge support pillar. some police officers in tennessee are praised for going out of their way and beyond the badge. a photo of their good deed has gone viral. people across the country are sharing this image. here's the story behind it. a 79-year-old disabled man called police on saturday and said he hadn't eaten in two days. he didn't have any food. last weekend --- police say a former caretaker stole his debit card, went shopping and left him no money. ofc. nathan bolton mt. pleasant police dept "we all went to the grocery store and we loaded up on groceries. i think it ended up totaling between four of us about 160-dollars worth of the fact that it was there without question." the officers filled up his pantry with enough food to last a month.

alone and doesn't have family close by. officers arrested the woman they say stole his debit card. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. a strong cold front will cross our area tonight. as it moves by, it could create isolated showers...but even a flurry or two for areas around the northern neck. otherwise, very cold air will filter into our area tonight. lows will fall below freezing, and

highs to reach the upper 30s tomorrow (wed). to no surprise, temps will rebound back to around 50 degrees by thursday with 60s on deck for the kick-off to the weekend. there will be an area of low pressure that rolls into our area along with a warm front friday night into saturday. this will bring some rain our way during that time frame. then, the next chance for rain looks to be sunday, and it gets colder by

straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5

finally get what she deserves now that lawmakers are taking action. and some heartburn medication may be linked to other health problems. what you need to know. then on wavy news ten at five-thirty - more details are emerging about actor sean penn's secret interview with "el chapo" plus -- a peak inside the notorius drug lord's hide out. then at 6-- it's a big, expensive pitch for more to do at the oceanfront. brandi cummings continues her story on a big expansion project along the beach-- coming up on wavy news 10 at 6. but first ahead here at 4 pictures that are out of this world. a new view

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nasa has released a new view of saturn. the cassini spacecraft took the image last year. the camera snapped the picture from more than one and half million miles away. saturn's diameter is ten times that of earth. if you look closely --- you can see a little white dot to the lower right of the planet. that's one of saturn's moons. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. we continue to follow breaking news coming out of the pentagon. two navy boats are in iranian custody. but iran is assuring the u-s: the crew and vessels will be "returned promptly". the pentagon says they briefly lost contact with the small boats in the

americans were on board. 10 on your side's liz palka is following the developments coming in now. tom and nicole - we understand this involved two small u-s navy boats. right now - we have a number of people here in the wavy newsroom who are working to find out where these boats are based out of and if they are local to our area, we understand this incident happened near farsi island which is in the middle of the persian gulf. u-s officials have said one of the boats may have had some type of mechanical issue causing them to run aground. that's when the 10 sailors were picked up by iran. secretary of state john kerry was made aware of this around 12-30 this afternoon. he has been on the phone with the iranian foreign

the season has returned to claim its place in hampton raods. a brief warm up before mother nature reminds us-- it is still winter. this is video of downtown portsmouth. editor: sunny shot the sun tried to warm things up a little bit. editor: shot of coat c0041 you can see here-- you still needed a feel cooler. chief meteorologist don

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