i'm erin kelly in chesapeake, where court documents show what police say happened before raids on several massage parlors. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph i'm lex gray in virginia beach, where dozens of birds are recovering after a fuel leak last week. i'll tell you how the community is now helping. although construction is still underway, there are questions about the future of the new hyatt at the oceanfront. im brandi cummings in vb with the story. first at 4: a grand jury just indicted a man for his part in a deadly crash that killed a local mother. police say christopher jackson hit and killed angie cartwright in surry county just days before christmas. now cartwright's heartbroken family is raising the three children she left behind. 10 on your side's jason marks just talked with them and jason-- they say they

happened. no-- they believe jackson should have never gotten behind the wheel and state police say the same cross marks the spot where 30 year old angie cartwright lost her life. police say she was walking home from a christmas party in surry county early in the morning on december 20th. he was following closley behind her boyfriend on the narrow burnt mill road when she was hit by a car. the young mother of three children died a short time later. state police say they found 47-year-old christopher jackson in a near by home. we're told he was hiding his car behind the house. he was arrested and charged with felony hit and run. today- a surry grand jury indicted jackson on involuntary manslaughter. "he will still be able to talk with his family in the phone his kids still kids will never be able to see thier mom" jackson is still out of jail on bond. i'm told he will now have to turn

this new charge. police tell me they couldn't charge him with dui because they found him three hours after the crash. coming up tonight at 5-- you'll hear the message cartwight's family is sending to jackson. jason marks 10 on your side. new at 4 -- we're learning more about why police and federal agents searched six massage parlors in the city of chesapeake. chopper 10 captured video earlier this month of two women being escorted into a sheriff's van above one of those businesses. officers arrested 14 women following a year-long investigation. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been reading through court paperwork. search warrant affidavits show undercover detectives went into the businesses --- and that workers touched them inappropriately. court paperwork says detectives conducted hours of surveillance and heard from a citizen who said a woman working at one of the businesses reached toward his "erogenous zone." one the day before and the day of the raids, documents say five undercover detectives entered the 6 businesses for

masseuses touched the detectives inappropriately. police would not discuss these cases -- but tell me that kind of interaction establishes "probable cause" -- and that detectives stop the activity -- and either arrest the workers on the spot -- or later. we talked to a councilman about the investigation. c0008 - robert ike jr. - everybody's nose i'm glad we're ferreting it out and getting it out of chesapeake in july, chesapeake city council approved a set of code changes to ensure businesses have proper licensing there is no evidence at this time that the massage parlors are related or that they are part of some kind of ring. coming up at 5 - i'll explain what detectives found online during their investigation. erin kelly, 10 on your side. a big scare at a san diego navy hospital today. someone reported hearing three gunshots- the hospital immediately went into lockdown. hours later - the navy says there was no evidence of that shooting. but servicemembers,

were on edge all day - waiting for answers. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc joins us now with the newest developments. the report came in - initially as an active shooter. it sent the navy, and hospital staff into a somewhat organized panic at naval medical center san diego. the military and law enforcement response - was, not surprisingly, enormous. it started just after 8 west coast time - when the navy says a single witness reported hearing shots in the basement of a gym and barracks area on the hospital campus. then, the hospital sends out this message on facebook: "all occupants are advised to run, hide or fight." the building, and many in the surrounding area went into lock down. an unsettling sight, uniformed service members - walking out, hands in the air as armoured vehicles rushed ot the scene. first responders and dog units spent hours meticulously clearing the building. but in a news conference earlier this afternoon, the navy says - they could not confirm there was

na45t sd naval ctr newser (-- sot --) captain curt this very seriously. we do a lot of training to help people recognize what they are supposed to do in the event of an active shooter. obviously, there have been numerous amount of events that have occurred throughout the country and truly around the world, so we take this all very, very seriously." the specific building in question remains on lockdown. the hospital just posted an update saying people in other buildings can move around - but the gates to the base are closed and no one can drive. as dogs continue to do a thorough secondary search. nearby schools are back open. dl 10 on your side. right now at 4 --- the weather. there's cooler weather in the forecast. also a chance of rain. meteorologist deitra tate is tracking it all in the super doppler 10 weather

tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. a cold front cross our area by wednesday morning. as it does, improve by the afternoon as the front moves into the atlantic, but it'll leave behind colder air for our area. an area of low pressure will move north and parallel to the east coast on thursday. as it does, it could swing some moisture our way in the afternoon. for now, it doesn't look like wintry weather will be a concern for us. by friday and the weekend, conditions improve with sunnier

chesapeake and norfolk police are searching for a suspect after a police pursuit ended in a crash. 10 on your side covered this as breaking news this morning. police say it all started around 2-30 a-m when a driver didn't stop for a chesapeake police officer. the officer chased the driver on to i-264 into norfolk. police say the driver hit the side of a townhouse at stoney point and john hancock lane. the driver jumped out of the car and ran. only 10 on your side was there as crews towed the have arrested a man they say exposed himself to children. officers arrested 69-year-old ralph gutshall earlier this month. detectives say if you or your child were a victim --- call the crime line. the chesapeake fire department is investigating what sparked an overnight fire that was difficult

it started around midnight on woodland drive. that's in the western branch area. 10 on your side viewers report they could see the fire from northbound 6-64 near dock landing road. initally firefighters thought it was easier to access from the interstate. no one was hurt. the fire department says the place was vacant. the virginia beach fire department is investigating what caused this house fire. firefighters sent us these pictures from the scene on glenfield court in the first colonial estates. they got the call around 2-45 this morning. investigators say the fire was contained to a second floor bedroom. the put it out within 15 minutes. there is smoke damage through out the house. two residents refused treatment for smoke inhalation. the state department of labor is investigating a possible work- related injury in hampton. it happened this morning on wells court. 10 on your side learned a man fell off a balcony and onto the concrete below. police say the 22-year-old victim has life-threatening injuries. portsmouth police are investigating the location of a shooting. two men walked into maryview hospital last night with gunshot

their injuries aren't considered life threatening.. investigators believe the men were shot near the cavalier manor neighborhood. newport news police are working to track down the suspect in a convenience store robbery. this surveillance video is new since noon. the robbery happened last night at the hop and shop on jefferson avenue. you can see a man walk in with a gun. an employee gave him money and then he ran out. there were four people inside the store at the time of the robbery. no one was hurt. these surveillance photos from a virginia beach robbery are also new since noon. detectives say this man walked into the "skinny dip" frozen yogurt in the providence square shopping center and asked the cashier to make change for him. police say when the employee opened the register --- the suspect implied he had a weapon and demanded money. he ran out of the store with the cash. no one was hurt. police need your help identifying the suspect. big news for manufacturing in newport news. governor terry mcauliffe announced today printpack is investing 25-point- seven million dollars into its operation in the

the expansion project will bring 50 new jobs to the facility. virginia successfully competed against missouri to get the project. printpack is one of the largest flexible packaging converters in the country. the future of a a big oceanfront hotel project is uncertain. crews are still working --- despite a money issue. what 10 on your side's brandi cummings found out today. many people who take "over the counter" pain medication are putting themselves at risk of dangerous health problems. we're on your side with the warning. but first --- people quickly returned home after a jet fuel spill in a local neighborhood. but not more than two dozen birds like these. 10 on your side's lex gray will tell you exactly why they need medical attention a live look right now through towercam 10. meterologist deitra tate is up next with your 4

(vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatitis.

an allergic reaction that causes swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, or affects your breathing or causes rash or hives. kidney problems sometimes requiring dialysis have been reported. some people may develop severe joint pain. call your doctor if this happens. using januvia with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. to reduce the risk, your doctor may 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. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? 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?

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.

10 on your side is following up on a fuel leak that hurt animals in chesapeake. we first told you about this friday... as hazmat crews evacuated 70 homes on hill street. the chesapeake fire department tells us 75-thousand gallons of jet fuel leaked out of a tank at a kinder morgan facility. no one was hurt...but we found out, the spill did harm and kill local wildlife. 10 on your side's lex gray has more on that. stephanie -- the virginia beach s-p-c-a is still treating 30 ducks and geese hurt in the spill. they had to put down even more than that, because they were too saturated with oil to survive. here's another goose...brought in by a volunteer this afternoon. most of the birds are clean now, and resting up before they can go back out into the wild. but as you can see in these pictures -- it takes a lot of care before that can happen. volunteers and workers from 8 different agencies immediately went through their supply of dawn dish soap, towels,

but the spca asked for help...and the community stepped up. we saw people like this woman dropping off more supplies today -- and an spca spokesperson says there's now a whole roomful. joann adams/donated supplies (4) 18:17 oh, i love it, i think it's great. it made me actually really happy because i called this morning and i said to the girl what do you need, do you need more of one thing than the other, and happy that other people are getting involved as well. :30 every towel they use has to be thrown out, since they get soaked in fuel. to clean just one bird usually takes as many as nine towels, plus two gallons of dish soap. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5 -- you'll hear from one of the volunteers who helped bring all these birds in. lex gray, 10 on your getting bullet proof vests. since a suspect shot and killed norfolk's police k-9, krijger, earlier this month ---

to spike's k-9 fund. even anderson cooper gave the money he would have made speaking tonight at chrysler hall, to the fund. as a result, police in newport news and portsmouth say they're getting vests for their k-9s. we told you earlier this month the donation has also provided vests for all k-9s in norfolk. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the

it'll bring scattered showers for the wednesday morning commute. conditions improve by the afternoon as the front moves into the atlantic, but it'll leave behind colder air for our area. does, it could swing some moisture our way in the afternoon. for now, it doesn't look like wintry weather will be a concern for us. by friday and the weekend, conditions improve with sunnier

here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news. i'm nicole livas in the wavy live center. shots fired! a routine traffic stop turned into a chaotic scene in florida. we'll show you what happened-- after police say a teenaged driver refused to stop. children are in counseling, parents are angry-- and charges could be filed against a texas teacher. the first grade instructor is out of a job because of what she's accused of doing to her students with duct

if you worry about theft when you use an a-t-m, new technology may ease some of your fears. what one bank is working on, so you won't even need to use a card! we'll have details-- and tell you tom schaad joins me beginning at 5. celebrities are helping residents in flint. i'll tell you how people here in hampton roads are also stepping up to help the victims of the water crisis and how you can too. whether you have hundreds or thousands --- you can probably only count on a few of your facebook friends. the research that says most couldn't

here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin

too many people are putting themselves at risk for an overdose of over-the-counter painkiller medication. that's because they're ignoring the labels on the aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen and similiar medicine. a new survey from the american gastro-enterological association found 43-percent of chronic pain sufferers report they've taken more than the recommended amount of over-the-counter painkillers. doctors say a majority of their chronic pain patients are using medicines at a higher dose and for a longer amount of time than recommended. overdoses can lead to serious complications such as intestinal and stomach damage, liver and kidney problems. we're on your side with a new airbag recall. ford is recalling nearly 391-thousand ranger pickups because the driver's air bag inflators can

force and cause injuries. the recall covers 2004 through 2006 models. it comes days after the government announced a south carolina man was killed when he was hit in the neck by metal shrapnel from the airbag in his ranger truck. ford will notify affected owners next month. other automakers are expected to announce more recalls soon. the takata airbag recall now totals about 24 million vehicles. how many facebook friends do you have? a new study says even if you have hundreds --- on average only four of those facebook friends are considered part of your support clique. those are people who would be by your side during times of crisis. the study also says the average person could count about 13 people as close friends. the research from the university of oxford also found although social networks

your acquaintances --- they don't necessarily expand your number of close friendships. an unusual animal rescue. what left this sloth so scared it was clinging to a pole. the state isn't handing over money for a new hotel at the virginia beach oceanfront. construction has been underway for months. so what's next? what 10 on your side's brandi cummings found out from the city today. 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 slater is working on for

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meteorologist deitra tate tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph

showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. a cold front cross our area by wednesday morning. as it does, it'll bring scattered showers for the wednesday morning commute. conditions improve by the afternoon as the front moves into the atlantic, but it'll leave behind colder air for our area. an area of low pressure will move north and parallel to the east coast on thursday. as it does, it could swing some moisture our way in the afternoon. for now, it doesn't look like wintry weather will be a concern for us. by friday and the weekend, conditions improve with sunnier

what will happen to the 27th street hyatt project in virginia beach? that's a question many are asking after the state denied a request for funding last week. construction has been underway for several months already. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working on this story and joins us live to explain. the future of the hyatt is unclear right now. officials say developers own this land so they started to build the hotel without the final financial commitments from both the city of virginia beach and the state. this is supposed to be a 156-room hotel with parking and retail stores. today we saw know what will happen with it. an odu professor reviewed the proposal on the project and told city leaders the project cannot fund a 20-million dollar gap. so he recommended, in addition to the state funding, the city would also need to help finance the project. but in a letter from the state tourism development financing

state determined that the 27 atlantic hotel and retail center project does not meet the program requirements. it went on to say that overall, the project does not appear to be substantially different from the existing lodging experiences currently available to visitors in the area. today mayor will sessoms told me he supports the project but agrees with the state. mayor will sessoms, virginia beach - im all for bringing the hyatt flag into virginia beach. i do think would be built is 3 star, the state is right. mayor sessoms told me he plans to sit down with the developers to discuss the future of the project. he'd like to see it happen with or without the state funding. we tried several times today to interview someone with the company responsible for this project. no one made themselves available. a marketing director told me there may be a

have not received one. live in vb brandi cummings 10 on your side. a chesapeake realtor is organizing a water drive to help the folks in flint, michigan. the city's water supply is contaminated with lead. the levels are so high they are now in chldren's blood. claudine ellis says the keller williams office building has enough room to store water and she has drivers who will take it. all she needs now are donations. claudine ellis/water drive organizer this is america we have to help each other, we do a lot of things to be enough attention to this matter and i didn't think the awareness was there so my job is to get the awareness out if you want to make a donation drop it off at kellar williams on volvo parkway in the greenbrier section of chesapeake. a follow-up to a credit union robbery in poquoson. we first told you about the crime yesterday at 4. since then --- police have sent us these surveillance pictures of a man they believe robbed the langley federal credit union on wythe

say he handed the teller a note demanding money, but never showed a weapon. officers are looking for the suspect. a man can't spend the night in his norfolk home because of an attic fire. investigators say an electrical wiring problem sparked the flames on westminster avenue. insulation in the attic caught fire. the resident smelled something burning and was already outside when firefighters arrived around 3-30 this morning. no one was hurt. the fire department says the home didn't have working smoke alarms. a man is recovering after the coast guard rescued him from a fishing boat near oregon inlet. the call came in around 5-30 this morning from the "sea dog." a man fell and had a serious injury to his ear. the coast guard transferred the victim to one of their boats and got him to shore for medical treatment. at last check he was in stable condition. actor abe vigoda has died. his daughter says vigoda passed away this morning in his sleep. vigoda was best known for his roles as detective phil fish on tv's "barney miller" in the 1970s and as the

"the godfather." abe vigoda was 94. a 10 on your side follow-up. investigators now say the large piece of debris that washed up on a southern thai beach is not from missing malaysia airlines flight m-h-370. we told you about the discovery yesterday at 4. both malaysian and thai officials have inspected the large piece of metal a fisherman found on friday. the malaysia airlines plane disappeared in march 2014 with 239 people on board. 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. a potential milestone in olympic history. transgender athletes could be set to compete in this summer's games without having gender reassignment surgery. transgender athletes have been allowed in the olympics since 20-04. but only after surgery and two years of hormone therapy. the proposed rule change is from international olympic committee medical chiefs. anatomically

levels have been below a certain benchmark for a year to compete in female divisions. they must also declare their female gender. the proposed rule change would allow female-to-male transgender athletes to compete in the male category without restriction. president barack obama says he's working to ban solitary confinement for juvenile and low-level offenders in federal prisons. in an op-ed piece in the washington post --- the president said that solitary confinement diminishes chances for successful rehabilitation. he says solitary confinement should be a last resort and used for inmates that pose threats to themselves or staff members. president obama says his decision follows a justice department review. the move will affect 10-thousand federal inmates --- and also limit solitary confinement for the mentally ill. president obama also plans to propose new legislation that will help more americans save for retirement. among his ideas --- offering tax credits to small businesses that enroll employees in retirement plans and

workers. the plan would also allow americans to defer taxes on retirement savings. the president will outline the ideas in the 20-17 budget he will submit to congress in february. breaking news -- the so-called zika virus has made its way to virginia. the state health department says a traveler brought it back from a country where the infection is going around. the virus may cause birth defects. it's transmitted through mosquitoes. health offiicials say the affected person does not pose a threat to other virginians -- since it is not mosquito season. we are following developments in san diego after the lock down of the naval medical center. at five -- deanna leblanc will have the latest. a survivor story. a sheriff's deputy was hit by a big rig and lived to talk about it. hear his account of the crash caught on tape. how a dog described as lazy ended up running an entire marathon and

(vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area which may be pancreatitis. tell your doctor right away and stop taking januvia if you have an allergic reaction that causes swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, or affects your breathing or causes rash or hives. kidney problems sometimes requiring dialysis have been reported. some people may develop severe joint pain.

using januvia with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. to reduce the risk, your doctor may 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

police have rescued a scared sloth in ecuador. check out these photos from the transit commission. the sloth apparently became frightened last week while trying to cross the highway. it ended up clinging to a roadside barrier. the sloth is now back in the wild. a vet examined the animal and released it.

people don't accomplish. a dog in alabama is now a half-marathon runner. "ludivine" escaped from her backyard earlier this month and ended up at the starting line of the race. the bloodhound trotted along with runners for the entire 13-point-one- miles. the dog led the pack for a while. she finished in seventh place. "ludivine" has a finisher's medal for her accomplishment. her owner says the hound is usually lazy. organizers say next year's race will be renamed "the hounddog half." seventh place will receive a special prize. the national zoo panda who made headlines over the weekend continues to have fun in the snow. this is video of "tian tian" rolling around yesterday. amazing video of a crumbling cliff. now an entire apartment complex is at risk of tumbling into the ocean. a local city council member has paid a fine

now he wants his money back. how he's fighting back --- next. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph aha! oof! weee! slurp. mmmmmm.

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breaking news from virginia beach. police are investigating a stabbing. dispatchers say they got the call around three -- and police responded near the intersection of 36th street and atlantic at the oceanfront. police say that's the

they say police do not have a suspect in custody. the drama involving portsmouth city council continues to unfold. we reported on january 12 councilman bill moody was fined $15 hundred dollars after he posted this on facebook. breaking news: the confederate war monument will be discussed in closed session. a majority on council voted to fine members for discussing closed session business. but it is clear moody only told voters what was to be discussed, and did not talk about what was said during the closed door meeting. councilman moody's attorney says the city has violated moody's right to freedom of speech. super: kevin martingayle/moody's attorney ((the biggest mistake they can make is to circle the wagons andy staying with the program right now and continuing to fight this is a losing fight for the city of portsmouth and if they

will be told they have some problems on their hands )) tonight at six andy fox looks at the legal issues, looks at what moody wants, and get reaction to another huge distraction for the city of portsmouth an ohio sheriff's deputy hopes to return to work next week after a terrifying crash with a tractor trailer. his dashboard camera recorded it all. captain brad moore was directing traffic around a crash on january 8th when a semi crossed nearby train tracks. the track's gates stopped the truck. moore says he stepped out of the way and motioned for the truck to pull forward. that's when the train came barreling through --- crashing into the back of the semi's trailer. the impact sent the semi straight into deputy moore. capt. brad moore preble co. sheriff's office "i remember seeing the train hit the trailer and then i felt the impact of the semi, rolled up in right to the semi. and you can see it kind of jack knifes and in the video and shoots it hard almost at a 90 degree angle right into

"my left hand and arm got caught up in the right front tire and that's kind of what -- you see me barrel rolling, shot me out." "it's a miracle i mean it really is. i mean it's very ... makes you think have been really bad. so i'm very lucky. very fortunate." moore says a small incline near the bush sent him rolling downhill to safety and away from the truck's back wheels. he is recovering from a broken left hand and two gashes on his head. he needed 25 stitches. a texas couple is staying with family --- after an 18-wheeler destroyed their home of 45 years. the sheriff's office says the driver fell asleep and crashed his truck into their home. both the semi and the house burst into flames. all that's left is mostly just ashes. (bobby morris/homeowner) "i wanted to get my family out of that house, else, we didn't save

"it's just an accident i have no bad feelings toward that man period." the driver has minor injuries. the family plans to rebuild. a rhode island business is heavily damaged after a city bus crashed into the building. the driver has serious injuries. two bus passengers are also hurt. two workers inside the shop at the time of last night's crash weren't hurt. thirteen people are safe on dry land. the yacht they were on is under 12- hundred feet of water off the coast of south florida. it ran aground yesterday morning and started taking on water. at one point the yacht's bow was forty feet in the air. the coast guard safely rescued 13 passengers before the three-year-old yacht sank in waters off fort lauderale. it is unrecoverable. a convicted sex offender faces more time behind bars after courtroom chaos in new mexico. security camera footage shows the just convicted man charge a lawyer,

and attempt to punch him. this set off panic in the entire courtroom. everyone jumped to their feet --- including the judge who jumped in to stop the fight. an officer eventually tackled the defendant. we have new video from this weekend's earthquake in central alaska. you can see the shelves in this hardware store in anchorage shake at first on sunday morning. then they completely topple over. no one was inside the store at the time. the store opened for business. but there's still a big mess to clean up. the seven-point-one magnitude quake triggered a gas line break that caused a fire which destroyed several homes. this drone video gives you a look at a dangerous situation along the california coastline. the cliffs are crumbling near an apartment complex. police have told residents to leave because the entire place is at risk of falling into the pacific ocean. some people have no plans to leave. a north carolina woman's truck didn't have enough horsepower to get her to work during this weekend's winter weather.

gabby lagdon says her rear-wheel drive truck always gets stuck in the snow. she had to go to work on saturday. so lagdon mounted her trusty horse rascal. she rode him on the seven mile trek to the office. gabby lagdon/rode horse to work "what better way to get to work than to ride my horse? get him out, get predict the weather. so you might as well just go with it." "people love it. i've gotten a lot of smiles, a lot of thumbs up. it kinda takes them back to the wild, wild west i guess." she says since rascal doesn't have headlights --- she had to leave work a little early so they could make

meteorologist deitra tate tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. a cold front cross our area by wednesday morning. as it does, it'll bring scattered showers for the wednesday morning commute. conditions improve by the afternoon as the front moves into the atlantic, but it'll leave behind colder air for our area.

will move north and parallel to the east coast on thursday. as it does, it could swing some moisture our way in the afternoon. for now, it doesn't look like wintry weather will be a concern for us. by friday and the weekend, conditions improve with sunnier

straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 a young mother left for dead after being hit by a car. jason marks talks to the family. plus -- protests spark

find out why taxi drivers are so upset that they lit tires on fire. the traces of this weekend's winter storm are all but gone in hampton roads - but that's not the case to our north. what travelers should expected over the next few days. then at 6-- he wants his money back. a city councilman fined for speaking out after a so-called private meeting has hired a lawyer. right now our andy fox is working to get more answers on whether the rule is even legal. his full report-- at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- virginia governor terry mcauliffe is adding to his acting resume. i'll tell you about his

generations of children have grown up with beatrix potter's tales of peter rabbit, jemima puddle-duck and hedgehog mrs. tiggy-winkle. now the publisher has tracked down a new unpublished story from the celebrated children's author. penguin random house will publish "the tale of kitty-in-boots" in september. that's the 150th anniversary of potter's birth. the publisher tweeted the first lines today: "once upon a time there was a serious, well-behaved young black cat. it belonged to a kind old lady who assured me that no other cat could compare with kitty." the cat tale features an older version of peter rabbit. the publisher found a a reference to the

about the author. she then found the manuscripts in a museum potter archive. virginia governor terry mcauliffe is going back in time for a new t-v role. the democratic governor donned a revolutionary war-era wig and garb on monday to shoot a scene in the a-m-c television series "turn: washington's spies." these are pictures from the governor's twitter page. governor mcauliffe plays general robert lawson. he has one line in the episode that's scheduled to air in june. the a-m-c drama is shooting its third season in central virginia. mcauliffe has appeared in several films over the years, including "the adjustment bureau," starring matt damon. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. 20=2:09:44"i'm jason marks in surry county a young mother dies after adeadly hit and run you'll hear from her family coming up" "run hide or fight! the command at a naval medical center in san diego, as

gunman. erin whip: c0002 - 5pm of the city's massage parlors. 1842 we're following breaking news from virginia beach. police are investigating a stabbing at the edgewater hotel at the oceanfront. that's near the intersection of 36th street and atlantic. it happened around three. we have a crew headed there now. police tell us a man has was stabbed in the torso and was taken went to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police also tell the victim and suspect know each other. that suspect has not been arrested yet. stay with us for developments. a man accused of hitting a young mother with his car-- and leaving her for dead-- has just been indicted by a surry county grand jury. 47-year-old christopher jackson hit angie cartwright days before christmas. troopers tell 10 on your side jackson was drunk at the time of the crash. 10 on your side's jason marks spoke with jason-- they say the last month has been a nightmare. use scene video they

never be the same. they say they will always think about her life and how it was taken for no reason. 30=2:21:47 "it's very unexplainable. it's very devastating" for the cartwight family-- the devastating happened during a time meant for family-- but just five days before christmas one of their own was taken away. 23=2:13:47 "all i know is that she was walking down the street and she was hit at that time i just knew she was hit by a car" 30-year-old angie cartwright had just left a party in surry county. she was walking behind her boyfriend down narrow burnt mill road when she was struck. 30=2:22:34 "the biggest thing was breaking it to her three kids that they weren't going to see their mom any more it wasn't easy" cartwright died a short time later. state police say the driver just kept going. a couple hours later they found his car tucked behind a mobile home about a mile away.

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