while in office. both were sentenced to time in prison, and have been appealing ever since. now that the justices have voted to hear it, mr. mcdonnell will not have to report to prison-- unless he loses the appeal. nbc reports-- the order will further delay the appeals process for mrs. mcdonnell. in a statement mcdonnell says he's "grateful" for the supreme court's decision adding "i am innocent of these crimes and ask the court to reverse these convictions." turning to the weather -- we had sunshine this morning, but now rain has moved into the region. lets find out if the rain will continue into the start of your weekend. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north

your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will banks, but it's not as likely in hampton roads. the rain should be gone by 3 am, so saturday morning will be nice and dry. expect a beautiful start to the weekend! however, a cold front will swing through on saturday, so behind that, it'll be cooler on sunday. sunday will feature partly sunny skies along with a slight chance of a few spotty sprinkles/light showers. highs will be back in the more seasonable mid-40s. after sunday, expect a series of dry days along with cooler temperatures - highs ranging from the

with cooler temperatures - highs ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s. we are learning more about a double homicide, that led to an officer-invovled shooting in newport news. we now know the names of the two men found dead in the van. 38-year-old cadre grey of norfolk and 30-year-old quinton kelly, formerly of newport news. chopper 10 showed you this video of the scene yesterday. matt gregory joins us live now from newport news. matt you the police chief's news conference this morning-- he spoke about the rising problem of crime? yesterday's case tied into the bigger picture

figuring out what happened came from a community willing to help. police chief myers says more community input is what they need to drive down the rising silver van on 14th and wickham they found two men shot neighborhood reeling. jim bradley / lives near shooting c0021 13:47: 05 "you hear about it all over newport news and other areas, but you don't expect it, somehow, to come that close to home." 13:47:12 since christmas police say they've investigated 6 homicides across the city. a similar crime rash happened in january of last year. 6 homicides to start 2015 richard myers / newport news police chief c0005 14:31:01 "those who engage in a numbers game are doing a disservice to the victims of homicide. every life matters." 14:31:11 in a press conference today police chief myers used the double homcide to explain how the community can help. richard myers / newport news police chief c0006 14:41:43 "with a

accounts they were able to immediately radio iutthe detailed description and direction of travel of fleeing suspects." 14:41:57 thursdays crime like so many others, myers believes are caused by dangerous situations. it'll take neighborhoods stepping up to bring down violent crime. richard myers / newport news police chief c00007 14:47:16 "we can take contact directly through our twitter accounts our facebookpages, anyway that people feel comfortable sharing information." 14:47:27 in the mean time myers announced his department will add more patrols in dangerous areas. starting friday night. richard myers / newport news police chief c0006 14:40:37 "we are going to put more police bargain we would plead with the community help us lets partner in doing this ." 14:40:51 the additional officers out on the streets starts

in one hour on wavy news, random thats at wavy news at 6. in newport news matt gregory 10 on your side also in newport news -- police have identified the most recent homicide victim. 59-year-old clifton ewell was found dead inside his home on erin lane last night. police say ewell had signs of trauma on his body. officers have not named a suspect. developing news out of hawaii. the search continues for 12 crew members who were onboard two marine helicopters that collided over hawaii. we first brought you this story as breaking news this morning. the helicopters collided about 2 and a half miles off the coast of oahu last night during a training mission. marine officials said each helicopter had a crew of six from marine corps base hawaii. once the sun came up search crews spotted a debris area spanning about 2 miles. back home -- virginia state police are investigating a plane crash in middlesex county.

dennis gregory -- died. 10 on your side's jason marks has learned more about what happened. it was only a couple minutes after a pilot took off from this small airfield that the plane went down. now the question is how it happen. (pkg) (under video) 01=17:00 "never thought i see nothing like that" irene keyser was in her back yard doing the same thing she does every day-- feeding her chickens.. when she heard a strange noise over head. 02=:21:19 "i thought it was like a lawn mower and i was like who is cutting grass" the sound was coming from 61 year old gilbert gregory's ultra light airplane. he had taken off from hummel field in middlesex county just minutes before. 01=16:01 "when it got over top of those trees that's when the back of it said kah boom then it as it got right there that's when the wings flipped up and one came down that's when it started spiraling out of control" the plane crashed down in the woods behind keyser's home. 01=16:38 "i'm like oh my god mama an airplane is going down" and that's when it went boom" keyser feared the worst. 01=16:51 "i told them there was no way that

out and had to use chainsaws to clear a path to get to the wreckage. gregory was killed. we're told his plan was equipped with a parachute but it was never used. 01=17:12 "i feel sad. i feel sad i feel sad for him too" no one yet knows what caused the crash. fellow pilots tell 10 on your side the conditions were perfect for flying.. no wind to speak of.. it was something keyser doens't want to see again. 02=21:46 "it was scary" (jason) like most crashes the ntsb and faa will be reporting in middlesex county jason marks 10 on your side. police in newport news arrested a man- they say- shot and killed his ex- girlfriend last week. 25-year-old anthony smith junior is in jail. police say he killed 25-year-old dashanika sherrod in her bedroom. her family says the two recently broke up. and the day after christmas, she took out a restraining order.

warrants for murder and a gun charge. part of the truck that went over the side of the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel is out of the water. chopper 10 was there today - as most of the truck was put on a barg. crews still need to locate the container that was on the truck. 33-year-old matthew killmon drove through the barricade and into the chesapeake bay last 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. the cab is out of the water. crews are still trying to locate the container. four people face charges in connection to a meth lab police say they found in a norfolk home. just before 9 last night -- detectives found the meth lab on templar boulevard. this is video of the bust -- you'll see only on 10. detectives found the meth lab when they were serving a warrant. we have pictures from the bust on wavy dot com. here are the mugshots of the suspects; 49-year-old richard billups, 30-year-old justin long, 28-year-old kyle harris, and 23-year-old ashley

charges related to manufacturing and trying to dealing meth. we're learning new information about a hampton crash. take a look at the damage done when a driver ran into a home on hampstead court this afternoon. police charged the 69-year-old driver with reckless driving. nobody was hurt in the crash. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- virginia's attorney general says "we can do more"-- after a meeting in d-c. hear about his plan to end gun violence in the erin kelly in virginia beach, where investigators are sharing new information about the conditions on what they call -- an illegal hog

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a follow-up to a story about a captain, credited with rescuing people from a sinking ship last summer. the passenger vessel association will honor captain justin wylie with a national

on july fourth, he was heading back to ocean view fishing pier when he saw another vessel in distress. he and his crew jumped into action-- saving seven people. the boat got into trouble when an approaching storm created high waves. wylie will receive that award on january 23rd. we're on your side with a time saver traffic alert. the speed limit is being reduced in the work zone for the i-64 widening project. this is a live look i-64 at jefferson avenue. the speed limit will be reduced to 55 miles per hour on january 18th. you'll start to see signs posted of the change between jefferson avenue and yorktown road exits on i-64. a case of animal cruelty. today we learn what caused police to remove 100 hogs from city

we are learning new details in an animal cruelty case out of virginia beach.

neglected more than 100 hogs - that were left on city property. that man faces charges - and his family contacted 10 on your side to share their side of the story. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been on the story since the hogs were discovered. erin? a woman who wouldn't give her name, but identified herself as the suspect's daughter -- says he had other family issues going on during all of this. but police say the conditions the animals were in -- didn't happen overnight. on a rain-soaked new year's eve - virginia beach's animal enforcement unit - moved more than 100 hogs they said were living in deplorable conditions. according to police, they were on an illegal farm on city property off salem road. investigators told 10 on your side friday that some of the animals did not have adequate feed, water, or shelter. that their waste wasn't managed properly. and that at least one dead animal was left unburied in the area. police charged 64 year old gary morris senior with animal cruelty, and inadequate care. they

connection with the unburied animal. morris' daughter told 10 on your side that morris' wife was sick in the hospital and passed away right around the time this happened. she said he had to choose between taking care of the animals or being with his wife. while she said the animals' pens were wet from the rain, she denied they were in "deplorable" conditions, as police had said. the animal enforcement unit said the conditions did not occur overnight or even over a week. according to morris' daughter, he was renting the land from a friend and didn't know it was city land. a city spokeswoman says the land was purchased years ago to protect naval air station oceana from encroachment. at last check - the city did not know how the animals got there. we were unable to reach morris for comment, but left messages for him. live in the newsroom, erin kelly, 10 on your side. a drug test went wrong at a french clinic-- leaving one person brain dead and several hospitalized. a medical trial by a private laboratory was testing a molecule on patients.

dead. five others are in serious condition. three of those five men may have permanent brain damage. the minister of health visited the testing center this afternoon. we're on your side this winter-- making sure your family has something to keep you warm and dry. our coats for families drive has provided coats for more than three- thousand people this season. we've been collecting new and gently used coats since november. we want to thank our community sponsors and you for donating. tomorrow is the final distribution day. there are several y-m-c-a's where you can pick up coats from nine until noon saturday. coats are given out on a first-come- first-serve basis. go to wavy dot com for more information on tomorrow's distribution event. don people are going to need coats with the rain right now tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to

mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north over the next few hours. your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will banks, but it's not as likely in hampton roads. the rain should be gone by 3 am, so saturday morning will be nice and dry. expect a beautiful start to the weekend! however, a cold front will swing through on saturday, so behind that, it'll be cooler on sunday. sunday will feature partly sunny skies along with a slight chance of a few spotty sprinkles/light showers. highs will be back in the more seasonable mid-40s. after sunday, expect a series of dry days along with cooler temperatures

tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north over the next few hours. your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will pick up around an 1" to 1.5" of rain. i can't rule out a rumble of should be gone by 3 am, so saturday morning will be nice and dry. expect a mix of sun and clouds on weekend! however, a cold front will swing through on saturday, so behind that, it'll be cooler on sunday. sunday will feature partly sunny skies along with a slight chance of a few spotty sprinkles/light showers. highs will be back in the more seasonable mid-40s. after sunday, expect a series

with cooler temperatures - highs ranging from the

with cooler temperatures - highs ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s. coming up on wavy news 10 - wal-mart is cutting back. is closing hundreds of stores-- and how it will affect our

then at five-thirty - putting families first. why a bill making its way through congress could help workers -- but end up

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street. when today's session was over, the dow finished below 16 thousand for the first time since october. the s and p and nasdaq also took significant hits. analysts say falling oil prices are greasing fears of a global recession. and here's another punch in the gut from a soft economy. wal mart is closing 269 stores worldwide, by the end of the month. 154 in the u-s. none appear to be in our area. most will be smaller format "walmart express" stores which debuted in 2011. walmart instead plans to focus on super-centers, neighborhood markets and e-commerce. 10-thousand walmart employees in the u.s. will be effected by the closings -- but the company hopes many of them can be placed at other stores. the same day walmart announced closing doors -- kroger is looking to hire. kroger needs seven hundred workers for its mid-atlantic division. many of those jobs will fill vacancies at its nine stores in hampton roads. the job fair is going on

seven at kroger's hampton roads training center in virginia beach. the address is on your screen. remember to dress to impress and bring along an updated resume. coming up on wavy news 10 - cars which drive themselves. is it pretty far down the road, or just around the corner? the answer, next. plus - straight ahead at five-thirty - the race for the white house is getting heated. how one candidate nabbed an important endorsement -- but it may be too little

technology for those driverless cars we keep hearing about are apparently picking up speed. the "pilot assist" in the new 'volvo s-90' allows the vehicle to speed up, slow down, stop and steer - on its own. the new 'mercedes benz e-class' has a drive pilot system that assists steering. you can even change lanes just by hitting the turn signal. drivers of the 'tesla model-s' don't even have to be in the car to park it. but cars aren't

yet. experts say they are at least five years down the road. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right a big donation is helping a hampton road's non-profit. how they're using the extra funds to give an extra layer of protection to local police k-9's. 23-29 "they know what its like to have a family member in the wrong place at the wrong time" hear more about attorney general mark herring's plan to keep guns out of the wrong hands. the closer we get to the iowa caucus -- the more heated the presidential campaign is getting. verbal jabs are flying -- following last night's debate. good evening everyone! we had some sun this morning, but now, we're tracking rain across hampton roads. grab your umbrella if you're heading out this evening - it's going to be a wet one! chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center

tonight: light to