christopher jackson told the trooper he had been drinking. 23=:23:15:52 "he knew not to get behind that wheel you don't drink and drive and get behind that wheel. he took a mother a daughter a sister he took her from us" the spot where the cartwight's were devastate is now my by a lonely cross at the side of the road. a reminder of that devastating loss. 23=2:14:24 "my mom won't ever get to see her daughter again and my mom has always talked about never wanting to bury one of her kids" jackson was first charged with felony hit and run-- troopers weren't able to charge him with dui because it had been three hours since the crash. today though a grand jury indicted him for involuntary manslaughter. family says the first step towards justice. 30=2:24:43 "i can't forgive him and i don't know if i will be able to and won't even be able to think about until there is justice served" jackson is out on bond but i'm told he will have to turn himself in on this new charge. we did stop by his williamsburg home but we were told he wasn't there. coming up tonight at 6--

family is having to raise cartwright's three children. jason marks 10 on your side. tonight we're learning more about what police say happened before raids on six chesapeake massage parlors. officers arrested 14 women earlier this month, following a year-long investigation. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been looking at court paperwork. court documents show the massage parlors were listed on online databases that rate places that are alleged to perform sexual activity as part of the massage. the paperwork also says workers touched undercover detectives inappropriately. this was the view from chopper 10 -- earlier this month -- as two women were escorted into a sheriff's van at a massage parlor. police and federal agents searched six massage businesses that day -- following a year-long investigation and hours of surveillance. court paperwork says a citizen told investigators that a woman working at one of the businesses reached toward his "erogenous zone." according to the documents, on the day before and the day of the

detectives entered the 6 businesses for 30 minute massages. the documents say the masseuses touched the detectives inappropriately. police would not discuss these cases -- but say that kind of interaction establishes "probable cause" -- and that detectives stop the activity -- and either arrest the workers on the spot -- or later. the documents also say investigators only saw male clients entering and exiting the businesss and that workers were not leaving after hours, indicating they may have been sleeping there. c0008 - robert ike jr. - chesapeake city council 2544 as a former police officer, here in going on in our city. 2550 i am kind of surprised that was going on, basically under everybody's nose 2554 i'm glad we're ferreting it out and getting it out of chesapeake 2558 chesapeake city councilman robert ike says a church pastor and a planning commission member approached him about strengthening city ordinances last year. c0008 - robert ike jr. - chesapeake city council 2343 we all met with city atty and the police chief and we crafted some

code, which would make it a little more easy to prosecute and to prevent this type of activity in our city 2356 there is no evidence at this time that the massage parlors are related or that they are part of some kind of ring. the 14 women face different charges -- which are all listed on our website. erin kelly, 10 on your side. tonight - a navy base in san diego is slowly returning to normal after a terrible scare. the entire medical center went into lockdown after someone reported hearing gunshots. it lasted much of the day, and we have word of new developments. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is in the newsroom. deanna, what changed? tom - the new update - one gate is now open for cars to leave base. all gates had been closed all day. but - the building where the witness reported hearing the shots - is still completely locked down. despite word from the navy that so far, no evidence of a shooting has been found, this all going on as part of a thorough secondary search to make sure

was missed. it was just one witness - who around 8am west coast time - reported hearing three gunshots from the basement of a gym and barracks area. shortly thereafter the hospital made this facebook warning patients and staff to "run, hide, or fight" about 65-hundred military staff and civilians work there. then uniformed military personnel - america's bravest men and women - walked out of the buildings - arms in the air. multiple agencies responded and after an initial sweep, the navy says they cannot corroborate the witness's story. na45t sd naval ctr newser (-- sot --) captain curt jones/commander of naval medical center :16 "we are continuing to clear the building and to ensure that there are no casualties. there's nothing that's not right in the building. as of right now we have found nothing that indicates that shots were fired." meanwhile, people trying to get to work have been parked on the interstate for hours. and another update

parked all day trying to get their children from daycare - can finally get in. the daycare is no longer sheltering in place. the hospital is still directing anyone with medical emergencies - to go elsewhere. in the newsroom i'm dl 10 on your side. we're following developments in a police chase we first told you about as breaking news this morning. chesapeake and norfolk police are searching for a suspect after a police pursuit ended in a crash. 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 car away. no one was hurt. virginia beach police exposed himself to officers picked up 69-year-old ralph gutshall earlier this month. they say the crime happened in his

muddy creek. if you were a victim-- or your child-- call the crime line. a suffolk native is charged with a gruesome murder in houston. 32-year-old curtis holliman is accused of dousing a houston attorney and his son in gasoline -- and then setting them on fire. the son did not survive. k-p-r-c in houston reports holliman was arguing with the victims when he got angry after being laughed at. holliman's bond was set at 100-thousand- dollars. his charges could be upgraded to capital murder according to prosecutors. we have surveillance video of a convenience store robbery. newport news police hope you may recognize the suspect. it 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. four people were inside the store at the time. no one was hurt. another robbery in newport news. this one at a mobil gas station on jefferson avenue. it came in this morning as a hold-up alarm. detectives say the suspect displayed a

was in the store at the time. right now detectives do not think this robbery was related to the hop n shop robbery. virginia beach police need your help finding an armed robber. these surveillance photos from a virginia beach robbery. 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. call the crime line if with life- threatening injuries tonight-- after police say he fell off a balcony. it happened at the hampton club apartments off magruder boulevard. police say they got a call just after 10 this morning. they believe the man was working for a landscaping company, but could not say why he was on a balcony, or what work he was doing. they turned the investigation over to the department of labor. it's a package for the future of manufacturing in newport news. printpack, maker of those flexible package materials that you see on product shelves, is

million dollars into its operation, bringing about 50 new jobs with it. virginia successfully competed against missouri to get the project. 5 nn economic dev announcement c0025 23;45;11 - 23;59;10 the more you make these country. we beat missouri. i love missouri, but it can't compete with virginia so it's a great win to have it here. governor mcauliffe also said this is a step in the right direction to diversify virginia's economy. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- a big oceanfront development project-- on hold. what mayor sessoms says is next for the hyatt hotel. (11) 25:45 all these birds would have died if we hadn't gone out and gotten them, absolutely. how a jet-fuel leak is still affecting local wildlife. virginia beach will soon have a new city manager. council is discussing who will replace the longtime manager right now. my full forecast is

since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood.

tonight the virginia beach council is expected to appoint a new city manager. council held a closed session this afternoon and is meeting right now to vote and approve a new city manager contract. the new manager will replace james spore. he served as city manager for 24 years. he just retired december 31st. portsmouth city council meets tonight after recent drama over a policy aimed at silencing members-- and the mayor's recent arrest. tonight will be the first regularly- scheduled council meeting since councilman bill moody paid a 15- hundred dollar

new rule, which prohibits members from speaking about information discussed in closed door meetings. 10 on your side's andy fox will have an update on moody's fine-- ahead on wavy news 10 at 6. you can sign up to speak at tonight's meeting. according to city rules, you are only allowed to speak for up to three minutes. it starts at 7:00, at city hall. coming up on wavy news 10 - ride sharing companies versus taxis. why this is now becoming an "air" war in france. the aftermath continues following a jet fuel leak that caused a chesapeake neighborhood to evacuate. today, we're learning how the incident has

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? 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. we are learning new information in the aftermath of a jet fuel leak in chesapeake. the neighborhood had to be evacuated for a few hours on friday. it happened on hill street. investigators discovered a tank was leaking the fuel. no one was hurt. but 10 on your side's lex gray is finding out that wildlife has been impacted. tom and nicole -- wildlife suffered the

geese and ducks landed in the jet fuel friday. rescuers began bringing dozens to the virginia beach s-p-c-a...which quickly went through its entire supply of soap, towels and gloves. and that's when the community stepped up. (4) 17:55 i love animals, all animals. so to me, it's not just a bird or bringing in dawn dish soap and towels and gloves. you can see the stack that's grown since sunday...when the s-p-c-a posted a call for help on facebook. amanda dunlap/virginia beach spca (12) 28:04 so thankful. i mean, i can't stress that enough, we're so appreciative of this community for supporting this cause. wildlife volunteers found more than 60 birds coated in jet fuel around kinder morgan's chesapeake facility...tommy white just found this lucky goose today. tommy white/wildlife response incorporated (11) 25:45 all these birds would have died if we hadn't gone out and gotten them, absolutely. the s-p-c-a says about half the birds were too far gone, and had to be put down. (12) 29:25 this was a serious case, for certain. to save the rest -- it will take s-p-c-a workers like amanda dunlap about

nine towels per bird. (12) 26:40 the fuel absorbs into the towels have to throw it away which means we're just going through them like crazy. :49 (butted to) (12) 29:00 our existing supply was gone pretty immediately. but now -- dunlap says they've filled a room with more supplies like these. joann adams/donated supplies (4) 18:25 to come and see that makes me really happy that other people are getting involved as well. :30 the s-p-c-a and other wildlife agencies are still working to get the birds healthy enough to fly again. a spokesperson told me they haven't totaled up how much the rescue cost. but kinder morgan -- the company responsible for the spill -- told me they've donated 2-thousand dollars to the s-p-c-a. lex gray, 10 on your side. caffeine is not as bad for our health as some experts once thought. researchers from the university of california surveyed a small group of people and found: more than half had at least one caffeinated drink a day. participants were monitored for 24- hours, but an increase in heartbeats was not found.

have suggested caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, and chocolate may have cardiovascular benefits. anchors ad-lib toss 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:

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

coming up on wavy news 10 - 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. something no parent wants to hear. what they say

orlando police released video that shows just how dangerous a routine traffic stop can become. :03-:07 bang. bang. bang. shots fired. shots fired. police say they pulled over a 17- year-old for a seat belt violation, and that the suspect refused to stop. so officers smashed the car's windows with batons. the suspect then backs up into a parked car --before trying to make another escape by coming right towards one of the officers. the officer fired four shots he says to protect himself. a witness couldn't believe the chaos. 1:07-1:15 in pkg "everything happened so

open fire," turns out the car was stolen. the driver eventually crashed and was arrested when trying to run. he was treated for a gunshot wound to his shoulder. police charged him with assaulting police. the officer who fired the shots is on paid administrative leave. tense competition between taxi drivers and private car services-- turned violent today in france. the nationwide protest by licensed taxi drivers coincided with a walkout by air traffic controllers-- that caused serious disruption to flights in and out of france. television footage showed a number of protesters on a four-lane road burning tires and blocking lanes during rush-hour. french riot police and firefighters intervened. several people were arrested. breaking news from virginia beach. dave hansen is the new city manager-- and starts his position immediately. he's no stranger to the city. he's been working for the government there, for 10 years. hansen recently served as deputy city manager. he succeeds jim spore who

24 years as city manager. coming up on wavy news 10 - how secure is your personal information? advances in technology could be helping cybercriminals get your data. and at five-thirty - it's a win for planned parenthood - and new

having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. it's no wonder we're ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. now, for $79.99 a month online, get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year.

go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios. how secure is your personal information? cybercriminals are producing malware at a record pace. malware is any type of software designed to gain access to and damage or disable a computer. trojans-- a type of malware disguised as legitimate software-- accounted for more than half the malware detected in 2015. you may no longer need to worry about someone stealing your debit card. j-p morgan chase is rolling out new a-t- m's that don't require a card. an app allows you to make

on the new e-a-t-m's. the new machines will be rolled out later this year. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! an 80 million dollar development hits a finacial speed bump. what's next for the oceanfront hotel. traces of the winter storm are all but gone in hampton roads - but that's not the case for or neighbors to the north - still digging out. a local woman takes on the task to help residents in flint, michigan - desperatly in need of clean water. we begin with a stabbing investigation at the oceanfront. police say someone stabbed a man just a few hours ago - at the edgewater hotel on atlantic avenue. police do expect him to be ok. they say the victim and suspect know eachother. the suspect has yet to be arrested. if you've recently driven down 27th street at the oceanfront - you've seen the construction for the new 80-million dollar

tonight there are some