wind: ene10-15mph. here's a look at conditions in virginia beach. here's a look at conditions in virginia

this lesner bridge construction cam updates every half hour. as you can see, its quiet. public works says crews are out prepping the roads. this view of the wavy parking lot comes from my phone just outside our studio in portsmouth. we tried contacting city officials about their plans to treat the roads. we'll let you

and a still photo of this light winter blanket from our morning producer, meagan williams, on her way to work tonight. freemason street in norfolk. you can see it's coating the road a bit. city offiicals tell us they will probably not start treating roads until tomorrow, but be careful if you plan to drive. as the storm moves through, we expect it to leave a mark on the peninsula. we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer in hampton at the intersection of east mercury boulevard and crestwood circle. liz, what are you seeing out there? tom, here things are (current conditions) we started seeing light flurries around 8:30 tonight - it has/hasn't been consistent. is/isn't sticking to roads. where we're standing - we can show you a look at some residential roads and also the highway here. let's first take a look at traffic on east mercury boulevard - you're looking at an overpass here, which can

(traffic conditions --- busy? slush? coating? seeing issues?) (seeing plows, etc?) we're told crews in hampton were busy pre-treating roads - heavily pre-treating with brine late this afternoon. now, with the precipitation assessing roads and spreading salt and sand where needed. same in newport news - there, crews didn't pretreat, but now that we precipitation, public works employees are out and about. again, highways needed. same in newport works employees are out residential roadways -- too drastic now but we're hampton, liz kilmer, 10 on your

the word snow often goes hand in hand with empty shelves. shoppers in hampton scooped up ice melt and shovels today. the manager of ace hardware on town center way says they've solds hundreds of both. salt is also going quickly. cameron jasper c15 02:30:44 - :48 "as fast as we can bring it out of the back, it's going off the floor." some stores are already out of salt - like the ace hardware in newport news, on warwick boulevard. an employee says they'll have more friday. these pictures come from a kroger store near roanoke. shoppers have already wiped milk and bread from the shelves. they're expecting at least six inches of snow there over the next couple days. the snow has already started falling to our west we're looking at the roads in louisville, kentucky. about two inches of snow caused accidents and closed school for the day. snow also fell around washington, dc tonight.

for those heading home. this is a live look at the back ups still on 66 in fairfax. the roads are slick and state police tell us troopers responded to more than 150 accidents across the commonwealth. stay one step ahead of the storm with our free wavy weather app. get access to the current conditions and hour by hour forecasts. a bomb threat at jeb little creek fort story is developing news tonight. the base shut down one of the gates while investigators took a closer look. they closed gate 5, at the intersection of shore drive and independence blvd. in virginia beach. the base itself stayed open, but this tied up traffic for hours. 10 on your side's liz palka is outside gate 5 tonight. liz, police took one person into custody and the f-b-i is now involved. and tom - according to the navy, the fbi is now leading this

the suspect is detained questioned. everything at gate 5 has returned to normal. but this is where the suspicious package was found. no one has specifically the package was located at the gate...or if anything was in it. we can show you what the the investigation. we had to stay far back as major roads were shut down leading to little creek/fort story. according to police, the package was found at 5. a base spokesperson then told us a suspect was taken into custody. no information on that person has been released. little creek/fort story did treat this as a bomb threat. an explosive ordinance disposal team from naval station norfolk was called in to determine what was in the package. during the investigation, jeb little creek did send out alerts to people who work on base.

people we spoke to were caught off guard by the situation and weren't aware there was a problem. fbi says it is working with local, state and military partners as this investigation continue. we are hoping to learn new information from the fbi tonight. as soon as we have it, look for it on wavy news 10 at 11...or online at wavy.com. live in vb, liz palka, 10 on your side. you may see a familiar face campaigning with hillary clinton this weekend: we're talking about virginia senator tim kaine. clinton says he will join her in iowa. kaine's name has come up as a potential vice presidential pick in 20-16. the washington times

governor terry mcauliffe plans to make a major funding announcement in norfolk tomorrow. he will join the head of housing and urban development to discuss who will receive money for disaster recovery. we'll be sure to let you what he says. we're on your side with lifesaving information and a team effort to end domestic violence in hampton roads. anita blanton's special report looks into what's being done. every 9 seconds in the then there are those whose stories can only be told by police or the loved ones they leave behind. we've often aired their shock or tearful pleas. she just wanted to make sure her kids had a better life than she did. 1:01 we're talking about what's being done in hampton roads to save from men that this is not acceptable 24:27 you can watch anita's full report on what's being done to end domestic abuse in

night on wavy news 10 at six. the case against's norfolk city treasurer, anthony burfoot, will head to a jury. he pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges today and asked a judge to set a trial. between 2005 and 11, prosecutors say burfoot used his positions as councilman, vice mayor and chief deputy treasurer to enrich himself. they say he traded political favors for money and gifts. burfoot didn't want to answer our questions today -- c0003 - 5113 - (erin) good afternoon, mr. burfoot, what can you say to your supporters about these allegations? (no answer) (butt) andrew sacks - burfoot's attorney c0006 - 5535 it's been a very difficult time for him and his family. these allegations came out of left field, although some of these things had been swirling around, a lot of this he had never heard before. 5547 burfoot's attorney says his client has no plans to step down as treasurer. the trial is set for may. city officials could be leaving parts of portsmouth's history in the past.

they're upset with council's vision for the future. and what looks to be just a taste of the bigger winter entree. this time lapse shows snow in colonial williamsburg. chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect over the next couple

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we're tracking winter weather across hampton roads tonight -- here's a look at the past 24 hours in colonial williamsburg. from a webcam outside raleigh tavern, you can see it go from bright and sunny to dark with a layer of snow. find out what's coming our way with weather reports you hear on air with our wavy weather blogs. our team of meteorologists goes in depth with their storm predictions. and see the latest weather models posted there on wavy dot

people who pride themselves on preserving portsmouth's past, are afraid the city may take it away. it's over a new set of "guiding principals" city council has drawn up. 10 on your side's joe fisher spoke with people about what they call a threat to history -- ((c175 33:45)) "i can't fathom the thought of them taking our history away." portsmouth, virginia. a city with history dating back to the colonial era. a city intertwined with civil war america. ((c175 26:08)) "our first land grants here go back to 1620. a lot of important things have happened here over the centuries." it's no shock its residents care about keeping the history alive. ((c175 28:52)) "when you step outside of hampton roads, we're one of the greatest places in the world." the the proudest traditions of the past as a compass for our future." in recent weeks, however, new "vision principles" have been drawn up -- ommitting the "pride of past" priority.

write the history out of our priniciples, why would anybody want to do that." olde towne business association. he's one of many people concerned with history taking a back seat in city government. it's the city's history, he says, that fuels so much of the economy. ((c175 24:00)) "that's what people come here are wanting to see if our history, so to try to eliminate it is ridiculous. it's what sells us, it's what we are, who we are." councilwoman elizabeth psimas tells 10 on your side these are the council's priorities -- but this time around have been drafted primarily by city staff. she believes the city should be building upon its history, not erasing it. ((c175 33:26)) "i think people are completely outraged and they are tired of this." joe fisher toys we also learned, council has taken the section for "efficient and responsive

new list of priorities. tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move in...rising temperatures. moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move in...rising temperatures. moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. a fire victim asked for christmas cards, and the world came through for her. see the staggering amount of mail she's gotten over

get an update on the snow storm starting right here at 4:30 tomorrow, as meteorologist jeremy wheeler gives you the latest on where it may hit, when and how much snow it will

where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there.

when it comes to weather preps, the city of portsmouth tells us they are ready. it says all 10 trucks are up and running, with enough people to on staff to make sure the roads stay clear. a little girl who survived a fire in new york, has received more than two million cards. her injuries may be difficult to see, but we've been telling you about eight- year-old safyre terry for weeks. she was badly burned when someone set fire to her home, and her family died. this past year, she asked for christmas cards, and the world responded in force. now a team of volunteers

of mail. if north carolina can beat virginia tech on sunday, the tar heels may be the number one ranked team in the nation. they played wake tonight. and the hokies looked to win their third in a row at notre dame, highlights from both

virginia tech, picked to finish at the bottom of the confrence has surprised a lot of teams with a 4 and 1 start in the acc--and all of the games went down to the wire. tonight the hokies, winners of four of their last five games, put their two game

line at notre dame. coach buzz williams team riding a two game winning streak in the tough acc. first half. shot clock winding down....and jalen hudson beats the clock with the baseline dunk. tech led by 8 at the half. now late second half, tech now down 1, and big play here by notre dame's zach august...basket and the foul. irish up 4 with less than 2 to play. still time for the hokies. down 2 and time ticking away. seth allen, goes for the win, he gets a good look, but the shot is off the mark. virginia tech blows an 8 point second half lead and the hokies lose to notre dame 83 to 81 in a close one in south bend. if north carolina beats virginia tech on sunday, there is a good chance the tar heels will be the number one team in the nation next week, but tonight had to get by wake forest, no problem even though star guard marcus paige has been cold as ice lately he only had two points tonight, so the heels leaned on its senior brice

with 27 points, the only tar heel in double figures as carolina rolls past wake 83 to 68. another week, another big confrence usa game for old dominion, the monarchs continue their home stand tomorrow night against western kentucky. the monarchs have lost three in a row, dispite terrific production from trey and aaron. freeman is averaging over 18 points a game, baycoat over 15--but coach jeff jones these guys can't do it alone, what about some of the other guys stepping up? "everyone would like more offensive balance....that's not going to happen with us, if we can just get some additional contributions but it is what it is, and right now trey is going to have to carry us and aaron is the guy that's been able to give trey a boost but certainly it would go a long way if some of the other guys could become more consistently able to just

basket. old dominion against western kentucky tomorrow night at 7 at the ted. norfolk state athletic director marty miller made a drastic mid-season move today, firing women's basketball coach debra clark, and replacing her with larry vickers, the top assistant to men's coach robert jones. the spartans have not won a game all season, 16 and oh--one of her assistant coaches lou hamilton will work with vickers along with a graduate

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