10 on your side now with tips to protect your pipes and pets on this freezing cold night. first, close the vents outside of your house, open cabinets if your sink is on an outside wall in the kitchen or bathroom. and drip your faucets. if your pipes do freeze : keep the faucet open so water will flow when it melts. apply heat to the frozen area. you can wrap a heating pad around the

soaked in hot water. do not use a blowtorch, kerosene or propane heater or any other open flame. as for your pets, here are some tips from the s-p-c-a. dry your pet's feet especialy in between his toes as soon as he comes inside. bathe your pets as little as possible during cold spells. washing too often strips essential oils. massage petroleum jelly on thier paws to protect them before going outside. never shave your pet in the winter. a longer coat will keep him warmer. and remember if its too cold for you its probably too cold for your pet so keep animals insisde. stranded at norfolk international airport for more than 12 hours. that's what happened to nearly two hundred passengers after their flight made an emergency landing this weekend. and unfortunately - that was just the beginning of their trouble. ten on your side's deanna leblanc caught up with some of the weary passengers this morning -- deanna? those passengers landed in norfolk at 11-45 yesterday morning. tonight - they're still 30 minutes away from landing in their final destination.

airlines passengers is as tired - as they are frustrated. c007 2:14:27 all we want is to get home. c009 2:19:09 i mean, this was really a bad job all around, terrible. their plane left newark new jersey sunday morning en route to santo domingo. two hours into the flight - the plane's right engine ran into complications. they made an emergeny landing at o-r-f just before noon. elizabeth mojica/passenger c007 2:12:11 it was a big problem. we were so scared, that plane was acting like it was going to fall. they expected to be on the next flight out - but that didn't happen. c0028 2:24:41 the next flight will be at 2 oclock everybody calm down. the next flight will be at 5, everybody try to calm down. then 7 ,then 8, then 11. so people was already upset. 2:24:53 for nearly 12 hours this group waited in the terminal - c009 2:16:30 the information was bad, nobody was attentive, there wasn't anybody there who knew anything. 2:16:36 they left people stranded with no water, no food, til 12

finally - airport police broght in water. then - at midnight - a new plane was ready. but their excitment quickly dashed. 2:13:10 after we were in it, they cancelled it, and sent us to a hotel and sent us back. around 2 monday morning - they arrived at the hotel. today - the rebooking process took hours. many - now arriving more than a day late into please, when you call united they say united is going to try to do something for you. to be honest, i don't want something for me. i want it all. 2:26:21 i reached out to united by phone - and got an email response. they say they gave passengers meals - but the passengers said they got vouchers - late into the night - after airport restaurants were closed. united also says the second flight was cancelled because the crew reached their legally permitted duty hours. they say they now plan to offer customers a goodwill gesture for the inconvenience. i asked what that would be - or

know in order to get that - i haven't heard back. events honoring martin luther king junior -- taking place across the country today. including several right here in hampton roads. students at old dominion - honoring the civil rights activist -- with a march through campus this afternoon. marchers carried signs -- marking monumental achivements made by african americans since doctor king. clip c0091 james bryant/organizer 23:06 we've come so far over so many decades people tend not to ya know really think about and appreciate how we've progressed so this was to acknowledge that and to bring light to that. 23:18 students said it was important to mark the day because of martin luther kings impact -- not just on the african american community - but all people. in washington -- the head of the f-b-i honored king at a wreath-laying ceremony at the king memorial. james comey said he is concerned over present-day divisions

1:16-24 (s/ james comey/ fbi director:) "i think if dr king were here he'd and our minds. and see each other clearly. this is the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring martin luther king. he would have turned 87 on friday. new information tonight about the capture of ten u-s sailors in the persian gulf last week. the u-s military releasing its first official account of what happened. the report -- issued by u-s central command -- says the sailors were not mistreated by the iranians. you recall -- video was released late last week showing the sailors held at gunpoint with their hands behind their heads. (john kerry, u.s. secretary of state) "i was very angry. i was very, very frustrated and angry that that was released. i raised it immediately with the iranians. it was not put out by the ministry of

government directly. the sailors accidentaly ended up in iranian waters as they made their way from kuwait to bahrain. they were held for about 15 hours before being released. the military also revealed today two items were missing from the boats once they were recovered -- sim cards for two satellite phones. two weeks until the primaries begin -- gop front runner donald trump -- campaigning in virginia today. the republican presidential candidate spoke at liberty univeristy in lynchburg - one of the most prominent christian universities in the wrote many best sellers. who has read the art of the deal in this room? i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible, the bible is the best! the bible blows it away. that's nothin like the bible." the crowd of ten-thousand was mostly liberty students -- who are required to attend. the democrats faced off in their final debate before the iowa caucus. hillary clinton - bernie

o'mally -- all fighting for the presidential nomination during an nbc news debate sunday night in south carolina. some of the hot topics -- gun control -- health care -- wall street reform -- and the war on terror. breaking news from chesapeake. police are investigating a deadly accident. it happened on blackwater road, near margaret drive. sharon dugan just sent us this video of the investigation. police say the vehicle ran off the road and into a ditch. medics took the driver to the hospital, but that person died. investigators believe the driver had a medical emergency that led to the crash. we'll let you know as soon as we have an update. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - "you're going to sustain life it's better than doing nothing at all." learning c-p-r -- because you never know when it may be just the tool you need to save a life. plus - is this a new era

despite this weekends release of americans held prisoner

ten on your side with up in a tall building - the odds of surviving cardiac arrest go down. researchers looked at more than eight- thousand people who suffered cardiac arrest while living in a high-rise building. survival rates were highest on the first few floors - dropping steadily on the way up. researchers say giving first responders sole access to elevators in a medical emergency -- and better placement of defibrillators could save more lives. something else that can help -- cardio pulmonary resuscitation -- or cpr. because most cardiac arrests happen at home -- cpr is a skill we all should learn cpr instructors say -- even if it's not perfect -- simply learning how to do chest

difference. 26-35 (sot: chris fielder, red cross cpr instructor) "compressions are the most important part of even when the person becomes unconscious..." fielder says people are often afriad they're going to crack a rib by doing chest compressions. he emphasizes -- cracked ribs are not life threatening -- but cardiac arrest is. the red cross offeres cpr classes online-- and in a classroom. once you've learned the skills needed, you can get certified. even if you don't get certified - you're learning valuable skills you can use if you ever find youself in an emergency situation. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - five americans held prisoner in iran -- closer to returning home tonight. we'll hear from the family of jason rezaian -- on how he's recovering from his 18 month ordeal. then a little later - travel plans in your future? a look at which airlines are making the grade when

tonight the family of an american journalist recently released from an iranian prison are thanking his supporters and the u-s government for obtaining his freedom. after spending more than four hundred days in jail - jason rezaian is making his way back home. ten on your side's national correspodnent mark meredith has the story new tonight. pkg trt: 1:40 out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. released sunday 01:08-01:14 - ali rezaian d.c. out of jail and haflway home. this the white house hopes is new cooperation between the two nations. obama sot here "i gave these families my word. i made a vow that we would do everything in our power to win the release of their loved ones. and we have been tireless." but the negotiotians and broad deal which lead to rezeian's and four other prisoners release remains controversial. "nat breaks" outside the washington post where rezenia's case was tracked closely -

remained skeptical of the deal which keeps iran from building nuclear weapons in exchange for lifting heavy financial sanctions. "i just think it's a rotten deal, i just don't' think the iranians can be trusted" "even if its tense, its better we have a relationship, like we do with russia, china" rezeian release comes after sepenidng nearly 18 months in jail for broad allegations of spying which could have sent him to prison for decades. his case was followed closely by his colleagues at the washington post but it's his family who worked hand in hand with really happy he's out, i'm happy he's going to make a full recovery, and i'm just really looking forward to bringing him to california" in exchange - the obama adminstration is also pardoning seven people serving sentences with ties to iran. a reminder even with the release of one reporter - the story on what's next for both countries remains unwritten. tag 10:00:00- 10:00:14in standup tag after jason's release, the publisher of but they don't have an exact date yet when he'll

united states. reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind

tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind 5-10. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast.

tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind 5-10. tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday sunny, with a high near 29. northwest wind 10-15. tuesday night clear, with a low around 16. northwest wind 5-10. wednesday increasing clouds, with a high near 39. west wind

and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- a story that has a good ending. an all-out search for a missing 8 year old boy-- you won't believe where he was actually found. and on the surface hampton roads looks like paradise-- but there's a serious concern about the job situation. what will it take to make the market better? we have a closer look-- when deanna and i see you

we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite.

>>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico.

the u.s. department of transportation released its latest list of on-time performance by u.s. airlines from last november. the on-time average for all airlines - improved compared last year - but dropped slightly from the previous month. hawaiian airlines is ranked number one - with nearly 94 percent of flights on time. rounding out the top 5 were: delta - alaska airlines - united - and american. last on the list with the worst

with a 74-percent on-time average. add the postal service to the list of companies raising its shipping prices. starting sunday, the prices of priority mail and priority mail express go up. priority mail increases 9-point-8- percent while the faster priority mail express jumps on average 14-point-4- percent. the new prices represent the first price increase in more than three years for either mail service. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a civilization thousands of years -- found in the jungles of latin america. a look at what archaelogists are digging up from this lost city. then at 6-- what we know about a deadly weekend shooting in gloucester county. the very latest-- as we

wow. the internet is crazy fast here.

it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. from the air -- it looks like an area of thick of jungle in eastern honduras -- but -- on closer inspection -- it's actuallly an ancient city. with the help of international archaeolgoists - officials in honduras have started digging up this so-called "city of god monkey" or "white city." experts estimate it's from the year one thousand to 14-hundred b-c. stay with us... wavy news

two big stories tonight-- a massive day-long search for a missing boy by ground and air. there's success and good news to report-- we'll have the latest. first-- hampton roads is chilling out. temperatures below freezing for most of the day-- and we're about to feel some of the coldest air of the season as the night goes on. tonight is going to be one of those nights to bundle up and to crank the heat at home. we haven't talked temps in the "teens" so far this year. even during the day-- people had the heavy coats in olde town portsmouth. and from chopper 10-- we found some of yesterday's snow sticking around-- it's too cold to melt it from some areas. chief meteorologist don slater has a look at how low it will go tonight. don? tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday around 32, 39 degrees. if you looked out your window,

still hanging tough so you knew it was still cold out. tonight we get colder overnight. last night we didn't see things drop on down much below 27, 28. tonight it will be 10 degrees colder than that, quite likely. i want to know what's going on with the wind, the winds are up there late bit. here in virginia beach, sustained winds. virginia beach, hampton, and certainly the eastern shore, you're going to see enough of a breeze off the water, water temperatures basically into the 40's to held your temperature up overnight. in virginia beach, big temperature drop as we saw, new port news it was 34 at 2:00 in the morning. here's what's going on with temperatures farther inland, 27 as of 5:00. overnight we'll drop on down 14,

slow drip the faucets indoors