mouth-- work with public safety-- and then blow off the sherrif." 18:58:35 ----------------- body cameras to promote trust in virginia beach hear what residents told police about these new instruments of accountability. ----------------- and a safer walk in the park? ((c4 6:06)) "i mean look around tell me this isn't a great place to enjoy and be outside." but at a price. what its costing for extra protection in chesapeake. but our top story tonight -- is the powerball and one-point-five billion dollars up for grabs. we're expecting those numbers to be announced any second. as soon as they get them, we'll share them with you right here. stores across the area were busy tonight. the jackpot topped out at 1-point-5- billion, with a b! we caught up with customers who hoped they had the lucky numbers. "i would buy me a new truck first, and take care of the family a little bit. and a...probably move, retire from the shipyard. with that kind of money i

enough." again, we'll share the winning numbers, as soon as they are drawn. for some, a chance at being a billionaire means literally crossing the line. the state line in this case. this winding column of humanity came from nevada into neighboring california, waiting four hours to buy a powerball ticket. nevada home to gambling ground zero las vegas doesn't participate in the multi-state lottery. if you do hit the numbers, did you know you can buy your own private island, or maybe nine of them? we broke down some lesser known stats about the lottery on wavy-dot-com, where you'll also find the most common powerball numbers, and which states can claim the most powerball winners. two breaking news on the peninsula tonight first in hampton - where police are investigating a shooting. it happened around 9:20 tonight on martha lee drive. officers found a

several times. he is now in the hospital in stable conidition. police are still investigating the shooting. police are still investigating the shooting. shooting. shooting. 8 27 34 4 19 powerball 10 in portsmouth, police say

home invastion on queen in portsmouth, police say someone shot a woman in a home invastion on queen in portsmouth, police say someone shot a woman in a home invastion on queen street around 8:30 tonight. this was near london boulevard and martin luther king freeway. police recently tweeted that her injuries are critical-- and the suspects took off in a car. virginia beach police are investigating reports of shots fired at an apartment complex. dispatchers say they're looking for the person who may have fired the rounds at marina shores, off north great neck road. they got the call around nine tonight, and they say no one was hurt. if you can help police investigations, call the crime line. you never have to leave your name-- and you may earn a reward. tonight, we're hearing what some of you have to say about body cameras in virginia beach. police want to hear your

to use them. 10 on your side's liz kilmer attended a meeting between police and neighbors tonight. liz, what were some of the suggestions? it wasn't too big of a crowd but those who attended overall seemed in support of bringing body cameras to the virginia beach police department. people had questions about cost - about when the cameras will be turned on - and off. some answers remain unknown - but police say they want community input in finalizing decisions. chief james cervera - virginia beach police dept. :12 charlie but thoughtful group sitting in on this pivotal police presentation. virginia beach officers say they're ready to join other southside departments in bringing in body cameras - and they want input on how to implement them. chief james cervera c59 00:22:53 "we did a number of research projects to get us to this point today. we wanted to turn some of this information over to the public and then to

lot to consider. should citizens be told when they're being recorded? can officers turn off the cameras? those questions were presented during a community forum inside the meyera oberndorf central library. c62 fleischman 00:27:10 "i think it's important for fleischman, a longtime v-b resident, supports bringing body cameras. he and others had questions- some wanted to know about cost. captain todd jones explained the department is hoping to purchase 450, at an average cost of 1- thousand dollars each. a proposal will soon be presented to council. councilwoman amelia ross-hammond told the crowd she's on board c52 ross-hammond 00:21:08 "i think this is very important." c60 anne kenney "i just think it's a great idea and i trust them to do the right thing and i know they will and i'm sure council will approve it." if that's the case - help with the implementation. the plan is to phase cameras in over four years -- starting in

a second public forum is scheduled for january 23rd, 1-3 p.m. inside the law enforcement training academy - we'll post that information for you on wavy-dot-com. live in virginia beach, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. temperatures will be bouncing around over the next 24 hours. and there may be a few things happening over the weekend that you'll want to know about. chief meteorologist don slater is with us now. don, you say there will be active weather ahead. tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind:

obey the law. that's the message portsmouth's vice mayor has for mayor kenny

obey the law. that's the message portsmouth's vice mayor has for mayor kenny wright. wright walked out of jail today. he turned himself in on a felony charge for eluding police. it all started after last night's council meeting-- when the sheriff spotted an expired inspection sticker on wright's car, and tried to pull him over. he says the mayor lead the sheriff and police on a short chase. vice mayor elizabeth psimas shared her take on the situation with us tonight. 18:57:33: i don't think he needs to step down, but he's gonna have to follow the law and what the court tells him now. do you think he should've particulars are, but he certainly eluded. 18:57:46 whether it's a felony or misdemeanor i don't know, but based on what i saw in the video, he didn't stop."18:57:52 back to that confrontation between mayor wright and sheriff watson. since then, wright's lawyer says watson may have set the mayor up. attorney michael massie told 10 on your side: when he watched the news

sheriff waiting to arrest the mayor in the parking garage. sheriff said to the camera when the mayor was getting into the car once he gets in that car he's mine. so everything was by design" 02=15:55:15 "someone said you set the sheriff up. how did i set him up. you had a mic on you have a camera crew there right i was going to give him a warning about the sticker. expire for 7 months" wright is scheduled to be in court on january 29th. the economy was the big focus in tonight's state of the commonwealth address. governor terry mcauliffe says his adminstration has found ways to help keep things advancing in the right direction. in 20-14, financial officials predicted major budget shortfalls. that forced the governor to cut funding for local governments-- and state programs. then last year, things started looking up. this year, mcauliffe says his new budget will keep things moving ahead, even if federal funding falls through.

we've received from sequestration cuts is our chance to lay a solid foundation for the type of economy we'll need when those cuts return in full force in 2 years mcauliffe encouraged the general assembly to work together over the next 60 days and make the best decisions for virginians. the governor gave his address on the same day the general assembly 60-day session in richmond. republicans control the house and senate. the governor, a democrat, enters his third year in office. expected to address issues like education, health care, gun control, and a big budget. virginia republicans want the 20-16 election to move ahead , with an illegal system in place. they asked the u-s supreme court to hold off map, until it rules on their appeal. last week, a the state to impose a redistricting plan.

ruled: lawmakers illegally packed black voters into the district democrat bobby scott represents. they say that made the surrounding districts safer for republicans running nearby. appealing. new tonight. less than 24 hours after iran and released american sailors, the house approved a bill that gives congress more oversight of the president's landmark nuclear agreement. lawmakers went ahead with the plan, even though president obama threatened to veto the bill. iran has agreed to let inspectors monitor its nuclear program and make sure it's not creating weapons. the u-s is supposed to begin lifting sanctions as they country complies with the deal. since tuesday, we've received this video of the the navy sailors and boats iran captured. iran took them into custody when their two small boats allegedly drifted into its waters. a senior defense officials says tehy were heading to a u-s facility

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in chesapeake, taxpayers are footing the bill for extra security at parks and community centers. the city has installed dozens of cameras over the last year --- with plans of expanding the program. new tonight 10 on your side's joe fisher joins us with a look at the cost. ((joe looklive)) tom, nicole -- more than $180-thousand-dollars. that's how much money i've learned the city has spent so far on the security cameras. the goal, they say, is two-fold: to make those who use the parks feel more safe -- and to deter against crime. ((pkg)) ((c4 6:06)) "i mean look around tell me this isn't river park there's now new technology keeping a watchful eye. nine cameras capturing the nearly 13-acre property -- and the merchandise inside the park concession stand

((c2 5:53)) "it's an added layer of protection. we have park rangers who visit our parks regularly, we have a lot of parks and we just want to make people feel northwest river park and all community centers. the cost roughly $20-thousand dollars a piece. parks manager kevin kaul says the cost is worth the benefit to park goers like william whipple. ((c44 21:37-21:47)) "i think the cameras that they're putting in will be fine, because sometimes there is a lot of vandalism in here." ((standup)) ((c15 13:54)) "these high resolution cameras give the city a 360-degree view of the park. they can also zoom in quite a distance. the city says they've already been successful." ((c7 6:54)) "this one camera can zoom what, more than 100-feet down the park." "absolutely." that's what happened when a tractor-trailer knocked a light pole to the ground at elizabeth river park. the footage helped the city recoop $5,000 dollars in damages from the driver's insurance

also helps us if we have an incident in the park and we can go back and maybe prosecute." from sunrise to sunset. in an effort to prevent people from coming to the park after dark, the city has also installed these flash cameras that take still photographs of intruders and sound an alarm to get off the property." the motion-sensored flash cameras, a little less money at $7-thousand a piece. they've been installed at deep creek and lakeside park. in time, the city hopes to have a helpful eye from above at all 72 parks citywide. ((joe looklive)) the city of chesapeake tells me they will allocate $40-thousand dollars a year to the project for a few years. i'm told this year -- cameras will be installed at city park, oak grove lake park and expanded services at northwest river park. in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. one day after a local shipyard put 530 local employees on notice, they

florida. b-a-e systems, which has a yard in norfolk, says 300 jacksonville workers, by the middle of march. they blamed the cuts on low demand for shipbuilding and repair services. b-a-e says fewer navy contracts means there's just less work to go around. tonight: cold! lows in

5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind:

tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind:

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tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind:

breaking news -- reports of at least one massive explosion near a mall in indonesia. at least one person is dead. international news agencies also report a u-n representative heard multiple explosions and gunfire. the blasts happened near a u-n office in jakarta. the area is full of luxury hotels, embassies and offices. it's not clear who was shooting, but police are on scene. we'll be sure to keep you updated. a super homecoming at western branch high school in chesapeake for a former super bowl champion. that story next, on the

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western branch tonight. i'm bruce rader, dre bly, did it all at western branch--a football, baseball and track star--he was one of the most productive defensive backs in acc history at north carolina before his 11-year nfl career. a two time pro bowl selection, dre began his nfl career in 1999 with the st. louis rams as a second round pick, and played a key role on the rams super bowl winning team his rookie season. it was because of that game, that bly--with his parents and former coaches along side, presented western branch with a gold colored football, celebrating some 3-thousand players who have played in super bowls. "this is a big year, 50th year, acrually probably more special for us than anything being a a st louis ram and now with the rams move to la but just being

able to accomplish playing in 2 super bowls, won one, lost one, as a little kid it's what you dream for and i jad a chance to play in teh biggest game in this country adn i'm just honored to be here today. " dre lives in charlotte now with his wife and five children, he coaches at a local high school and broadcasts acc football games. his best years were his four with the lions, but he won his super bowl with the rams, a team he really didn't want to play for. "of all the teams that i could have gotten drafted by in the second round the worst team of the 90's select me it just tells you how hard work and dedication in my favor helped turn things around dick vermiel did an excellent job it ended up being the brigtest years of my life." a member of the college football hall of fame, and the virginia sports

at western branch tonight for dre bly. clemson may have lost in the national football championship game to alabama, but the tigers basketball team picked up its biggest win in years tonight. unranked clemson, with the upset win 63. clemson, which defeated number 16 louisville before it beat duke, now has back to back wins over ranked teams for the first time in 27

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