we're on the scene of a fire that sent three people to the hospital and destroyed their home. and several people are hurt after a car crashed into a chesapeake post office. tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph "i'm chris horne in hampton, where police are investigating a vicious shooting. they don't have a suspect, but a neighbor has a theory." ((what do you think the solution is i think if you put an officer in every precinct around the clock. this is councilman danny meeks here in portsmouth he grew up here he's fed up with what he's seen the murder rate has nearly doubled his solution coming up)) i'm deanna leblanc talking to residents and a military housing complex about losing heat during the winter weather.

three people are in the hospital after a mobile home fire. crews are on the scene and so is 10 on your side's erin kelly. they are praising the work of people nearby -- who rushed to help. we are across the street from the harwood mills community where it happened. this is what's left of the home. the fire department says bystanders, a york county sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty lieutenant from williamsburg fire department found one victim in her bedroom and they actually pulled off the side of the home to get to her. fire officials say then they started cpr and she department says another woman got out on her own, went to the hospital and is expected to be okay. and the deputy who helped -- went to the hospital and should make a full recovery, the sheriff's office says. asst. chief chris sadler

at the right time to make a difference and this family and the victim's life, had they not been on the scene, i don't think it would have been the same outcome that we had here today. the fire department says 1 other adult and 5 children -- also lived in that home and they are all okay. i also talked to the lienholder for the would like to find a way to raise money for them. live in york county, erin kelly, 10 on your side. seven people are hurt after a car plowed into a chesapeake post office this afternoon. it happened just before 12-30 along north battlefield boulevard. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is live there with details. (a look at the scene -- still active/ not active) the good news is - we're told those 7 people - they were all taken to the hospital - and are

here you can see that vehicle, a black sedan, inside the post office here on north battlefield boulevard. witnesses say a woman was behind the wheel. she reportedly drove into the building from a parking space. you can see - lots of police and fire officials on scene. 10 on your side spoke to a woman who was inside the building when this all went down. kristy stevens, witness "somebody really could have gotten killed i mean it was scary to see people with blood, and i mean laying on the floor, the lady that was right behind me, the partition that had gotten broken went right passed me and hit her and she couldn't move on the floor, she was, it was scary." (runs :18) that woman, who was with her three year old daughter says glass shards went flying everywhere. you'll hear more from her on

news 10 at 5. we're also were hurt - but we're told they are expected to be okay. live in chesapeake, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. crews and residents are still cleaning up this weekend's winter weather. it was a snow day for students in hampton because of the conditions. this morning our crews found folks out and about trying to get back to normal. some secondary roads in hampton still had ice lingering despite the sun. now at 4: the weather. signs of our winter weather remain on the roads. but there's a warm up in the forecast. there's also a chance for a wintry mix. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably

possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw 5-15mph. wednesday: mainly cloudy with scattered showers. high in the 40s early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be about 10 degrees above average on tuesday with upper 50s and lowers 60s expected. a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing some moisture our way. there could be some wintry mix with this system, but we're still fine-tuning weather returns by the

be careful out there. dozens of people have hurt themselves slipping and falling on the ice. bon secours reports about a dozen at both their locations. they also treated one case of hypothermia. at riverside emergency department in newport news doctors treated 17 people for falls and 25 people involved in car accidents. sentara also reports a bump in injuries from falls and a few from vehicle accidents as well. on wavy dot com --- you'll find all the pictures 10 on your side viewers sent in to report it of the snow and tidal flooding. there are also images from around the country. a hampton neighborhood is living in fear, after a brutal attack overnight. around midnight --- police found a man lying in smiley road --- fighting for his life. 10 on your side's chris horne is live in hampton with the latest in this developing story.

lives in that same block, and is popular with neighbors. but he's in stable condition this afternoon at a local hospital. neighbors tell us they heard multiple gunshots as many as eight right before midnight. tj was on his way to a convenience store at the end of the street. several residents told us that the neighborhood is going downhill, and has become much more violent. shorty morgan neighbor it's gotten bad. before it was really good, we had neighbors that we go over and party, very dark place play darts play horseshoes play basketball but they've all moved off the block. we are the only original ones left. neighbors who know tj said he was not just shot but stabbed as well. why would someone want to attack him? one person has a theory and that's

six. live in hampton chris horne ten on your side hampton police are also investigating a homicide. someone shot and killed a man saturday night on darnaby avenue --- just off shell road. officers found 42-year-old leroy detectives are working to identify a suspect. the york-poquoson sheriff's office is investigating a credit union robbery. a 10 on your side viewer sent these pictures from outside the langley federal credit union in poquoson. the hold up happened around two this afternoon. police say the suspect passed a note across the counter. williamsburg police are investigating a deadly shooting. investigators say the 23-year old accidentally shot himself friday at the astronomical pancake house on richmond road. he died on the way to the hospital. a virginia beach man will spend 27 years behind for rape. a judge sentenced waytayha scott today. back in july --- scott pleaded guilty to brutally assaulting a

newport news police say they are investigating the attempted theft of children's sleds. detectives say both happened early saturday evening in the lions bridge area. in one of the incidents --- children say someone told them to give up their sled or they would shoot the kids' dog. police have vague descriptions of suspects. norfolk police are looking for the man they say broke into a chinese restaurant. this is a picture of the suspect from the surveillance video at chen's kitchen on tidewater drive. detectives say this man broke in around 2 a-m friday by smashing out a glass window. he stole money and left. six people are having to stay somewhere else after a townhouse fire in chesapeake. here's a look at crews responding to the call on pine bend in the dominion pines neighborhood last night. firefighters found smoke and flames coming from the second floor. crews got the fire under control in about 15 minutes. investigators say a fire in a chimney spread to the wall. no one was hurt. the cause of this fire in chesapeake earlier in the day is under

firefighters say heavy flames shot from the roof of this apartment on border road. that's in south norfolk. it took crews about 30 minutes to get the flames under control. the fire forced 11 people out of their homes. residents in a local military housing complex didn't have heat and hot water during this weekend's storm. today 10 on your side's deanna leblanc talked to residents and the housing complex. it's tax time. we're on your side with what you need to know about changes this year before you get ready to settle up with uncle sam. a terrifying situation for a local 74-year old woman. she says someone jumped in her car at a gas station, robbed her, then stole her car. a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist deitra tate

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hampton police are looking for a man who robbed a good samaritan. detectives say the victim stopped at beall drive and tyndall circle to help someone he thought was having car trouble. that's when investigators say the suspect pulled out a gun, assaulted the victim, stole money from him and then took off on a motorcycle. first at four - a man is behind bars after police say he tried to rob a 74 year old woman. 28 year old brett cote faces multiple charges today. 10 on your side's nicole livas joins us from the newsroom with details. nicole? anita - police tell us: the man forced the victim to drive him to a bank -- demanded money -- and when she said no -- he hurt her. police say a man got into a woman's car at the "zoom in" convenience store on main street extension, and asked for a ride to the bank. once at the gateway bank on ehringhaus street- the man she give him money. police say she refused-- and he threatened her.

her keys, and the suspect took them away and hurt her hand in the process. she got out of the car and police say the suspect took it. a few minutes later, officers tracked down the vehicle and arrested brett cote. cote is in jail - facing multiple charges, including assault. we are working to get more details and will bring them to you on air and online. in the newsroom - nicole livas - 10 on your side. in the aftermath of the winter weather baltimore's mayor is asking people to stay off the roads. crews are working around the clock --- clocking 12-hour shifts ---to plow the snow across the city. there's thousands of miles of roads. the city is getting help from as far away as canada. a church roof in maryland has collapsed under the weight of all that snow. it happened this morning. no one was hurt. the weekend storm has heavily damaged the iconic ocean city fishing pier. the wind and strong surf broke off parts of the pier. crews are cleaning up the debris so contractors can

it'll take to rebuild. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably warm. (stray shower possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw 5-15mph. wednesday: mainly cloudy with scattered showers. high in the 40s early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be about 10 degrees above average on tuesday with upper 50s and lowers 60s expected. a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with

warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing we're still fine-tuning this forecast...so, stay tuned. otherwise, skies clear by friday, and warmer weather returns by the weekend! tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably warm. (stray shower possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw 5-15mph. wednesday: mainly cloudy with scattered showers. high in the 40s early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures

about 10 degrees above average on tuesday with upper 50s and lowers 60s expected. a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing some moisture our way. there could be some wintry mix with this system, but we're still fine-tuning this forecast...so, stay tuned. otherwise, skies clear by friday, and warmer

tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably warm. (stray shower possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too some moisture our way. forecast...so, stay tuned. otherwise, skies clear by friday, and warmer weather returns by the weekend! here's what's coming up

here is a look behind the scenes as a dedicated staff on your side continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center a lot has been said about the perceived dysfunction of government at portsmouth city hall, but at 6 one councilman has some serious ideas about combating crime in that city. hear what he told andy fox at 6. a move in favor of religious freedom? or sanctioning bigotry. the virginia catholic conference is calling on lawmakers to support legislation they say would protect businesses that oppose same-sex marriage on religious grounds. and those cold winter days, short as they are, can bring on the blues. at 530, new tips to fight seasonal affective disorder. see these stories when nicole livas joins me beginning at 5. two men on the run called police for help. why the fugitives were happy to go to jail. tax time changes. we're on your side with what will be

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and there will be a february 29th. plus... holiday in washington, dc where the i-r-s is headquartered. (standup/chris clackum / "something else 'different' this year... are the 1095 forms which you'll have you purchased your health insurance" the penalty for not goes up considerably... taxable income... whichever is greater. (standup/chris clackum reporting :43 - :55) "also going up is the number of taxpayers who file electronically...which means those due a refund that averaged $2797 last year...will get them quicker" another reason to file quickly, though...do it before an identity thief does. the i-r-s says cybercrooks are as busy as ever at stealing social security numbers... and filing false claims where they, not you, pocket the refund.

coming up --- a story trending on wavy dot com. a teacher's snow day video has gone viral. no heat and no water in the middle of a winter storm. that happened to local residents this weekend. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc talked to the people who live in the military housing complex and worked to get answers about what happened. 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

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talk to your doctor about januvia. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold.

30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably warm. (stray shower possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw 5-15mph. wednesday: mainly cloudy with scattered showers. high in the 40s early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers

falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing some moisture our way. there could be some wintry mix with this system, but we're still fine-tuning this forecast...so, stay tuned. otherwise, skies clear by friday, and warmer weather returns by the weekend! residents in a local military housing complex are trying to get answers after they lost heat and hot water during this weekend's winter storm. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc spent the day working on this story today. there are about 388 different housing units

mixed reviews about how they feel the navy - and lincoln military housing - handled the situation. here's what we know: many late saturday morning. it wasn't restored until early sunday morning. i spoke with one family who made 17 calls for updates - mainly because two people conditions. and were trying to weigh whether or not to book a hotel. they say every time they called - housing could not give them any concrete information about what was going on or when it would be restored. and they felt relying on housing facebook posts for official updates - wasn't enough. they did not want to show their face because they feared community. 22:53 i thought for sure they'd tell us one way or another. i would have appreciated even if they said don't hold your breath for 12 hours. we got nothing. 23:00

spokesman says they could not give residents an update - because they didn't have one. they say the gas line issue - lies in the hands of the navy. so - i called the navy. they said it took several hours to identify the cause of the gas pressure problem. and, the navy poened gyms so people chould have access to hot showers. housing - opened community centers and brought in cots so people had access to warm spaces. coming up tonight at 5:30 explain that - plus what exactly caused that gas pressure issue - at 5:30 the blizzard is gone --- but it's impact remains. airports are working to n-b-c's kristen dahlgren is at la guardia airport to show us how things are going there. guardia airport where there is a lot more activity than there has been for the last few days., but still a difficult travel day for a lot of people. there is still

on at the runways. here at la guardia we are still seeing 30% of airlines are desperately trying to get back to normal but really a difficult task for the. they a re still clearing the runways when you think about it, more than 12, 000 flights canceled between the time the storm started on friday and today- that is an awful lot of travelers that need to get rebooked and put on flights to where their final destination is, we are still seeing a lot of people say they won't get out until tomorrow, the next day or the day after and with the possibility of another storm coming that could be some difficult travel days ahead. that is the latest at la guardia airport, i'm kristen dahlgren, back to you. passengers are continuing their journey overseas after a turbulent flight. the american airlines plane was headed to italy from miami when it encountered severe turbulence. the plane diverted to canada. three flight attendants

to the hospital. jordan and karen case/ passengers (karen) "we were just riding along and then turbulence, and it just kind of... (jordan) "the plane actually dropped." (karen) "it rolled on its side and everything went flying and people and, so it was pretty intense." gustavo canga/ passenger "the turbulence - when the plane pretty much got into the turbulence it hit like a big dip, and some flight attendants were without seat belts and then they hurt themselves. and then the other people like, i guess people passed out, you know. cause it was bad, scary." american put the passengers up in hotel rooms overnight. there's still a manhunt underway for three inmates who broke out of a maximum-security california jail. the men cut through steel bars in their cells sometime friday and snuck through plumbing tunnels to the roof. jail officials say they used homemade rope and sheets to repel four stories to the ground. the escapees have violent histories. one is

murder. it's unclear if they had help from the inside or outside. two fugitives trying to elude authorities eventually were begging police to arrest them. they took off running into the woods in california's high sierra during a traffic stop. it was in the middle of a winter storm. by night --- the men were wet and cold and called 9-1-1. the fugitives huddled together to stay warm until a swat team found them, transported them across a river and into an ambulance. voice of: lt. jim byers, el dorado county sheriff's office.> "i have never seen two people happier to go to jail. because they knew turned over to authorities. one of the men had four active warrants. the other was on parole. officers say they found a drugs in their car. michigan's attorney general promises an independent investigation into the water crisis in flint, michigan will go where it needs to. a former prosecutor and a retired head of the

investigation bill schuette/ michigan attorney general "without fear and without favor this independent investigation will be high-performance. and the chips fall where they may." (butt to) todd flood/ leading independent investigation:18) "this is an investigation i can assure you we're going to open up every door. (:06) we're going to ask the tough questions, those proverbial questions of what did you know and when did you know it? we're going to get through and to the bottom of what happened the city's water supply is contaminated with lead. a virginia tech researcher found the flint river was leaking lead from pipes into people's homes because it was not treated for corrosion. the city started using the river as the source for its water supply in 2014 to save money. the national guard is distributing clean water. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5 - water issues - high levels of lead are impacting another city. we'll tell you the drastic measures the ohio village is taking. there's an execution scheduled next month in virginia.

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the carolina panthers are heading to the super bowl. fans are head over heels... one fan, literally. check out this video. as

spectators along the end-zone wall --- a man trying to join in on the celebration falls over the wall and onto the field. it appears only the fan's ego was bruised. you need deep pockets to go to the super bowl. the average resale price of a ticket to the n-f-l championship game between the carolina panthers and denver broncos is $5,178. that's according to ticket price tracker seatgeek. a pair of club seats near midfield have already sold for $12,100 each. super bowl 50 is february 7th in levi's stadium in santa clara, california. gas prices are at their lowest in seven years. the lundberg survey says pump prices have dropped 14-cents over the past two weeks. according to triple-a's daily fuel gauge report --- the national average

a gallon of regular unleaded right now is $1.83. in virginia --- it's $1.69. here in hampton roads --- the average price is $1.62. we're always on your side helping you find the lowest gas prices. you can find them on our website wavy dot com. just hover over the traffic tab and click on gas prices. we have some amazing images from out of this world of what was happening here on earth this weekend. but first --- 10 on your side has been covering the rising homicide rate in one local city. and we keep hearing the same question --- what's being done about it? only on 10 --- one city councilman's plan to cut crime. a special report from andy fox next. tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold. lows in the mid-upper

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portsmouth is considered the most dangerous city in hampton roads. and tonight a city councilman is talking crime and his plan to make the city safer. he's talking only to 10 on your side's andy fox. those statistics come from city-data.com. 10 on your side cares a lot about how to cut down crime, to make communities safer, to build postive relations with police. councilman danny meeks agreed to meet with us, to give us his plan. he's heard the growing chorus that portsmouth city council doesn't have a

disconnected, dysfunctional. meeks says "they get it" and he does have a plan to tame the mean streets of portsmouth. super: councilman danny meeks/portsmouth (14:32 2) use as breakout ((it's always prostitution and drug dealing and there been a couple of fights out here . i've never heard gun shots out here i know there's been a murder a couple of blocks over )) runs:10 (2 13:34) first part used ((we've been out here for 15 20 minutes haven't seen an officer at all. no does that concern you? yes you won't see them they will cut through elm to go somewhere else)) runs; 10 tonight only on 10, councilman danny meeks talks about his hometown, outrageous crime, silence at city hall, and reorganizing how police patrol the streets to make you safer. that tonight at six. the virginia department of corrections says it doesn't have enough of a drug to put to death the killer of a richmond family.

set for march 16. the department says it doesn't have one of the drugs approved for use during the first step of an execution. the department of corrections isn't elaborating any more. a tenth death is linked to takata airbags. a ford pickup driver was killed last month in south carolina. the federal government learned about the deadly crash last week. u-s regulators are now recalling another five million vehicles because of the japanese company's defective airbags. the airbag inflators explode and fire off shrapnel. a north carolina woman has a real life snow baby. her new daughter arrived during the winter weather. amanda anderson started having contractions on thursday. she says doctors told her she wasn't ready to give birth and sent her home. friday morning --- annabelle came into the world at home --- just as paramedics arrived. amanda jo / baby's grandmother "i can't wait till she's (baby annabelle) old enough for us to tell her. she's our little snow angel

most of us know what it's like to wish and pray for a snow day. a tennessee elementary school teacher decided to write a song about it. "snow, it's me. i know we just got out for christmas but i'd really like some more time to myself you see. so if you can come for a day or 2, maybe 23." "i love it when i get the call. that i don't have to work at all." it's of course a parody of adele's hit "hello." mary morris/teacher who wrote snow parody "i was listening to adele. love her music and came up with the idea to write about snow. that's something that everyone can relate to." the snow parody video has more than a million views on you tube. we posted the entire video on wavy dot com. the third grade teacher has written several

students. she says the goal of her songs is to motivate kids and have a little fun. (editor this is a virginia tech tradition. it's the annual annual virginia tech corps of cadets versus civilian snow ball fight on the drill field. thousands showed up saturday for the battle. ethan parkhill/virginia tech corps of cadets "the adrenaline is working right now so i can't feel it at all, i mean we're going to have to be better," (butt to) "my game plan going forward and take everything. i'm ready." the snowball fight happens every year. it's student organized. a weather satellite captured this view of the big blizzard . a nearly full moon lit the clouds from above in these satellite images. the clouds were lit from below by city lights along the east coast. here's another picture from space of all the snow after the east coast blizzard. a noaa

this area outside new york city is among those still digging out. this drone footage is from long island. you can see all the snow blanketing roads and buildings. crews say it will be several days before they can clear all the main and secondary roads. some parts of pennsylvania have nearly three feet of snow. these aerials show snow covered neighborhoods in paoli --- some 25 miles west of philadelphia. officials say snow fell at more than an inch an hour in some parts. crews continue plowing roads and parking lots. all schools in the area are closed. firefighters are usually the ones who come to the rescue. just the opposite happened over the weekend in northern virginia. emergency workers with fairfax county fire and rescue were responding to a call in a snowy neighborhood when their vehicles got stuck. residents dug out a fire truck and cleared an uphill street. it wasn't long before firefighters were back on the move.

along most of the east coast --- the water was rising in new jersey. the water has receded --- leaving a muddy mess. this video is from the city of wildwood. more than two feet of flood water flowed through the streets at one point. crews are using heavy machinery to clean up the debris. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: partly-mainly cloudy sky.. not as cold.

30s. wind: sw 5-10mph tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy and unseasonably warm. (stray shower possible early for ne north carolina coast & virginia beach). highs near 60. wind: sw 5-15mph. wednesday: mainly cloudy with scattered showers. high in the 40s early...then gradually falling. wind: nnw 10-20mph. high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be about 10 degrees above average on tuesday with upper 50s and lowers 60s expected. a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early

be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing some moisture our way. there could be some wintry mix with this system, but we're still fine-tuning this forecast...so, stay tuned. otherwise, skies clear by friday, and warmer weather returns by the

straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 trying to change the law - groups in virginia are urging lawmakers to pass a bill some say would discriminate against the lgbt community. plus - unsafe water - we'll tell you what michigan's attorney general is doing to make sure people in flint get clean drinking water. then at five-thirty - with the iowa caucus now just one week away the latest polls show a tight race. plus -- could their be a new "independent" candidate about to jump into the race? then at 6-- andy fox is back with more on his look at one idea to combat crime in one local city. what's the secret? a look at one councilman's plan-- ahead at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- record breaking weather. not here --- we're taking

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prescribe a lower dose of the sulfonylurea or insulin. your doctor may do blood tests before and during treatment to check your kidneys. if you have kidney problems a lower dose may be prescribed. side effects may include upper respiratory tract infection, stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, and headache. for help lowering your blood sugar talk to your doctor about januvia. around the world unusually cold weather in eastern asia has been blamed for more than 65 deaths record low temperatures and snow blanket much of japan.

low as minus 25 degrees. the weather has grounded planes and delayed other forms of transportation. china saw its first snow since 1967. 15 people have minor injuries following an earthquake in spain. the six-point-three magnitude quake hit at five-22 a-m. a dozen smaller aftershocks followed. schools are closed today while crews inspect examining a large piece of debris that washed up on a southern thai beach over the weekend. investigators are trying to determine whether it came from missing malaysia airlines flight m-h-370. the plane disappeared almost two years ago. families of the 239 people on board still don't know what happened to their loved ones. malaysian and french officials said a piece of debris that washed up on the indian ocean island of reunion last year came from the plane.

straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 -- three people in the hospital at this hour after a fire -- what they did was absolutely heroic. they were in the right place at the right time the fast actions that may have saved a woman's life. plus - digging out - na31m "we're making a lot of progress. thousands of people from virginia to the northeast are cleaning up after the latest winter storm. and - brutal attack - a man is in the hospital after being shot multiple times. c 22 41:48 i've been a little scared of living here. the theory people have about why it all happened. we start with developing news at 5 - investigators in york county are trying to find out what started a fire that sent three people to the hospital. they're giving thanks to people nearby who rushed to help a woman trapped inside. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been gathering details on this for the past few hours. traffic is back open -- this fire shut down southbound lanes because multiple emergency vehicles were out here. tonight the fire department told us

they say were in the right place at the right time. this is what's left of a mobile home in the harwood mills community of york county. fire officials could see the smoke from two miles away as they headed to the scene. but before they got there -- asst chief chris sadler says bystanders, a york county sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty williamsburg fire lieutenant -- made a heroic effort. c0096 - asst. chief chris sadler - york county fire down from the outside, and pull the victim out. 5621 they immediately began cpr right next to the trailer, where the smoke was billowing out over top of them. 5629 c0064 - paula denoy - neighbor 4737 the front of the trailer, all i saw was just big billowing smoke coming out of it and it was just so smoky at first you really couldn't see a whole lot 4749 assistant chief sadler says the cpr revived the victim and she went to the hospital. another woman inside the home got out on her own and was expected to recover. and the sheriff's deputy was treated for smoke inhalation. c0096 - asst. chief chris