fox starts off our team coverage with more about what happened, andy? he would not. evenutally police enter the home he would not. evenutally team coverage with more andy? he would not. evenutally police enter the home and find cameron dead from a self invited gun shot would. before killing himself,

grandmother doris, his mother lori, his brother landon, and his sister brooke. his brother landon, and

lots of details... but, here's a quick recap of what andy reported. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police first went to wildwood road around 3:30 yesterday to check on the welfare of a person. that investigation took them to another home on north george washington highway. that's when a barricade situation started. the bodies were

early this morning. for a complete recap - go to wavy dot com. we'll also bring you any updates or new information through out the newscast. now we want to take a look at weather - because need an umbrella tonight. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies clouds have moved into meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know when the showers will push into wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. this afternoon: mainly cloudy. a few scattered across the outer banks. highs: mid-40s. winds: ne 5-10 showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: low-30s. winds: w 5-10 mph friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph. an moving offshore, but be close enough that we'll be contending with

through the afternoon. most of the shower action will stay south of the metro..closer to northeast north carolina and the outer banks. it'll still be a bit on the cool side with highs only in the mid-40s. there could be a few lingering showers early tonight, but clouds will gradually clear out by friday morning. expect a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with highs in the seasonable upper-40s. heading into the weekend, temperatures will warm into 50s and yes, even 60s across the region! we'll actually be tracking highs in the 60s through most of next week - enjoy! as the showers push into

you stay up to date with our wavy weather app. it's an easy and free way for you to stay connected... you can find it on any apple or android device. new information about the 2016 blizzard that impacted millions along the east coast -- including us in hampton roads. maryland police say the 50th person has died as a result of that snow storm. an 84-year-old woman's family reported her missing monday night. officers say the woman's neighbor found her behind her home. an autopsy report says her death is because of dementia complicated by hypothermia. most of the storm-related deaths resulted from car accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning and heart attacks while shoveling snow. the american red cross says there is an emergency need for blood and platelet donors because of the winter storm. the nonprofit said it cancelled more than three hundred blod drives across 20 states due to the blizzard. we're on your side with how you can help. v-dot says it has a blood drive scheduled for today at its office in

is on your screen. the event runs from 10 this morning through four this afternoon. new information to an explosion at the selden arcade that happened last april. officials with norfolk fire department say the explosion started outside of the building on the north east side near an electrical power supply feed in the duct department along wtih fire and police bomb technicians, an explosive detection canine and multiple others all helped in the investigation process. looking ahead, next week some chesapeake residents have a chance to learn more about potentially contaminated water in their neighborhood. the navy is hosting a meeting tuesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at butts road intermediate school. this comes after tests found high levels of dangerous chemicals in water near naval auxiliary landing field fentress. the navy then started providing its employees there with bottled water. we first reported this last week. some residents are upset they first possible contamination from the media and not

military. now to developing news about the water crisis in flint, michigan. governor rick snyder says officials found about two-hundred children with elevated lead levels in their blood. this happened after the state switched the area's water to save money. the mayor says residents should not have to pay for water they can not use. show guy with glasses the mayor also hired this guy. marc edwards is a professor at virginia tech whose testing helped expose the toxic water problem. the charge of overseeing all water testing being done. today a local group in portsmouth is holding a community meeting with former city manager john rowe. the topic of his rowe's presentation is "trust in local government - why it matters." the people for portsmouth say the timing of tonight's event couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish

the city will hold it's annual project homeless connect. it's to help those with out a home move closer to finding one. the program will take place at open door chapel on virginia beach boulevard, from eight this morning through two this afternoon. the address is on your screen. local buisnesses and organizations will also be there to provide kits. looking ahead to the weekend, we have an important 10 time saver elizabeth river tunnels plans to shut down the midtown tunnel, in both directions, for the weekend. it's for crews elizabeth river trail pedestrian bridge that goes over u-s 58 in norfolk. e-r-c and v-dot will close the midtown tunnel tomorrow night starting at 8:00. the tunnel is expected to reopen monday morning at five. as an alternative, you

tunnel to get between portsmouth and norfolk. new developments are scheduled in the public corruption case against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot. attorneys are meeting with a judge to discuss the progress of the case. burfoot pleaded not guilty to the corruption charges. federal prosecutors say he was part of a scheme to defraud the city. he's currently out on bond. his trial is expected to start in may. a vote is expected in the virginia capitol today - as a republican- controlled committee voted to endorse virginia supreme court picks by both democratic governor terry mcauliffe and gop lawmakers. the house courts of justice committee interviewed and approved justice jane marum roush and court of appeals judge rossie alston. republicans protested mcauliffe's appointment of roush in july, saying he did a poor job of consulting with gop leaders before making his pick. gop leaders have promised to replace roush with alston, who they say is better qualified. but republicans may not have enough votes in the senate to pull that move off. we continue following

chesapeake - an apparent murder-suicide. 10 on your side has live team coverage and will horrific news. plus - sororities carolina university is stopping all activities for a lot of people in greek life after alcohol sends a girl to the hospital. plus -- decision 2016 -- just days ahead of the iowa caucus - new numbers are out showing strong support for both republican and candidates. and - historic anniversary - we'll show you the video that shook the nation

duke university are at a standstill after a new member's alcohol-related hospitalization. student affairs released a statement saying sorority activity is suspended over concerns over the recruiting process. the student is expected to recover fully. a university website says most of duke's 18 sororities hold their formal recruitment process in january, when prospective members visit chapters and then receive bids to join. the website listed last sunday as "bid day." students on campus say the alcohol- related hospitalization isn't surprising. 6 sec no super (mos/student) "it is not a strange phenomenon. you have people being ems'd more and more every year." tv stations report an email signed by a school official says the new sorority member is in critical condition. job cuts are coming to locally based norfolk southern railroad. this is after the company delivered less freight and saw profits drop 29 percent in the fourth-quarter of last year.

plans to cut two thousand jobs. about 12-hundred people will loose thier job this year. norfolk southern also plans to reduce overtime costs and improve efficiency by upgrading its locomotive fleet. covering decision 20-16 this midday -- just days ahead of the iowa caucus - three new nbc news/wall street journal/marist polls show donald trump is pulling away from opponent ted cruz. on the democratic side - the race for president is a lot closer. first, the republicans. trump is pulling in 32 percent... compared to cruz with 25 percent. meanwhile hillary clinton is three points ahead of bernie sanders, 48- percent to 45-percent, among likely democratic voters. in new hampshire, where voters will go to the polls on february 9th, trump has a double digit lead (31%) over cruz (12%). on the other side, sanders has increased his lead among likely democratic voters... he's now ahead with 57 percent compared to clinton with 38 percent.

carolina, both trump and clinton hold commanding leads. clinton is besting her democratic competitor 64 percent to 27 percent. while trump is ahead of percent. new information this midday out of burns, three more protesters occupying a wildlife refugee are in police custody. the three turned themselves in wednesday night at a checkpoint outside the refuge. over two days, 11 members of the group that has occupied the malheur national wildlife refuge have been arrested. speaking on the telephone from inside the refuge on wednesday night, an occupier said that seven people remained on the refuge. around 200 south korean and u-s marines took part in annual winter military exercises today. the training started january 19th. it aims to improve the marines' abilities to survive in intense cold while in a combat situation. the winter exercises include downhill ski runs, tactical maneuvers using

and climbing irons, and rappelling training. during the training period, the troops camp outside and take part in day and night exercises. ( weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mainly cloudy. a few scattered showers, especially across the outer banks. highs: mid-40s. winds: ne 5-10 mph. tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: low-30s. winds: w 5-10 mph friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph. an area of low pressure is moving offshore, but it'll be close enough that we'll be contending with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers through the afternoon. most of the shower action will stay south of the metro..closer to northeast north carolina and the outer banks. it'll still be a bit on the cool side with highs only in the mid-40s. there could be a few lingering showers early tonight, but clouds will

friday morning. clouds tomorrow with highs in the seasonable upper-40s. heading into the weekend, temperatures will warm into 50s and yes, even most of next week -

we continue to follow breaking news from chesapeake. six people are dead after murder-suicide. coverage from chesapeake - we'll have a live update coming up. up next on midday - gun raffle - its raising red flags for some in one community because of the raffle. plus - today marks a the worst disasters in nasa i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms .

a georgia high school is under fire for its raffle giveaway. the wrestling team's booster club at pickens school in jasper is raffling a glock 43, 9 millimeter pistol. the winner must be at least 21 years-old and pass a federal and state background check. despite complaints by some community members, the school district washed its hands of the issue saying....."the pickens county school district is not conducting this fundraiser, and the district has no supervisory role, control, or authority with regards to the booster club." a local gun shop donated the weapon which it says is valued at around $400. two children are dead after a house fire in eastern wisconsin. the fire started tuesday night just before 9 o'clock local time. authorities say the fire started after the parents left 4 children home alone to attend a church bible study. a 9 and 10-year-old were able to escape the flames but a

old were not. the 11-year-old died after she escaped the home, then returned to warn other family members. a neighbor described the situation. (s/ gary feldmann / neighbor :04) "i put my head in there. i couldn't even breathe, it was so hot, so full of smoke." the cause of the fire is under investigation. today marks thirty years since one of the darkest days in nasa history ... the explosion of the challenger space shuttle. nineteen-eighty-six .... the challenger exploded just seventy-three seconds after take- off. the space craft then plunged into the atlantic off the coast. all seven crew members on-board were killed ... including high school teacher christa mc-auliffe. we continue to follow breaking news from chesapeake. six people are dead after a murder- suicide.

team coverage and will this.

10 at midday. we start this midday with continuing breaking news coverage. a community in mourning after six people were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in chesapeake...and we now know their names. we have live team coverage at the scene --

trying to figure out what happened. this is a story 10 on your side started covering last evening as a standoff - police discovered the standoff had turned deadly. 10 on your side's andy fox starts off our team coverage with more about what

this is a story that's shook this chesapeake neighborhood. a lot of you have emailed the wavy 10 newsroom with things you've seen and heard. we're still working to learn more about the victims. 10 on your side's jason marks is live in chesapeake with that part of this story. we are learning more about the victim's in this case from people who

here's a look at brooke dooley. she is a senior at deep creek high school where she was cheerleader. she died along with her mother lori and her dad todd dooley. also killed was brooke's grandmother doris. according to facebook doris worked at temple baptist church here in chesapeake. her husband who died a couple years ago was pastor of the that church. this loss is just devastating for the community runs=:20 outuce=her

brooke's brother landon was killed in this murder suicide. many of you are reaching out to share your condolences for the dooley family on social media. 10 on your side's anita blanton joins us with some of the impact this family had on our community. we've been updating our wavy facebook and twitter as we've received new information about this situation and all across

outpouring of prayer and support for this family and deep creek. take a look. people that had been following this story on since the beginning of the standoff telly said "i was hoping that when i woke up everything would be fine and no one was hurt..." so many offering condolences and prayers lisa wrote "praying for the family and neighborhood......" and truly the whole area has been affected by such a tragic event like this kayren said "saw this on my way to work this morning,may god be with them &the one that killed the family." and look on twitter just a few of the things being said.... abby wrote "rest in peace brooke. my thoughts are going out to the dooley family today" kai, "pray for deep creek. rest in paradise brooke dooley" and ryynnn asking people "if you would take a moment to pray for the deep creek community, it would be greatly appreciated. rest in peace brooke dooley and

the deep creek cheerleading squad has even made brooke dooley's bright smile their facebook profile picture. i'll have more on what i'm finding online coming up this evening when i see you beginning with wavy news ten at 4. here's a quick recap on what andy and jason reported. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police first went to wildwood roads around 3:30 yesterday to check on the welfare of a person. that investigation took them to another home on north george washington highway. that's when a barricade situation started. the bodies were discovered in the home early this morning. for a complete recap - go to wavy dot com. we'll also bring you any updates or new information through out the newscast. let's take a look at

of us will likely need an umbrella tonight. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. clouds have moved into the area. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know when the showers will push into hampton roads. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. this afternoon: mainly cloudy. a few scattered showers, especially across the outer banks. highs: mid-40s. winds: ne 5-10 mph. tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: low-30s. winds: w 5-10 mph friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph. an area of low pressure is moving offshore, but it'll be close enough that we'll be contending with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers through the afternoon. most of the shower action will stay south of the metro..closer to northeast north carolina and the outer banks. it'll still be a bit on the cool side with highs

there could be a few lingering showers early tonight, but clouds will gradually clear out by friday morning. expect a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with highs in the seasonable upper-40s. heading into the weekend, temperatures will warm into 50s and yes, even most of next week - enjoy! as the showers push into hampton roads - make sure you stay up to date with our wavy weather app. it's an easy and free way for you to stay connected... you can find it on any apple or important 10 time saver traffic alert. elizabeth river tunnels says it will shut down

both directions, for the weekend. it's for crews to safely remove the elizabeth river trail pedestrian bridge that goes over u-s 58 in norfolk. e-r-c and v-dot will close the midtown tunnel tomorrow night starting at 8:00. the tunnel is expected to reopen monday morning at five. as an alternative, you can use the downtown tunnel to get between portsmouth and norfolk. a vote is expected in the virginia capitol today - as a republican- controlled committed voted to endorse virginia supreme court picks by both democratic governor terry mcauliffe and gop lawmakers. the house courts of justice committee interviewed and approved justice jane marum roush and court of appeals judge rossie alston. republicans protested mcauliffe's appointment of roush in july, saying he did a poor job of consulting with gop leaders before making his pick. gop leaders have promised to replace roush with alston, who they say is better qualified. but republicans may not have enough votes in the senate to pull that move off. for the first time since 2014 - a federal appeals

looking into the constitutionality of prayers at local council meetings. oral arguments were held before a three- judge panel on wednesday. it's in challenge of a county commissioner's meetings starting with prayer referring to christianity. the a-c-l-u sued the rowan county commission in 20-13. the supreme court recently upheld christian prayers at local town council meetings in new york, but the aclu says the latest case is different. north carolina u.s. senator richard burr had 5-point-3 million dollars starting the new year in his bid to represent capitol hill for another six years. the richard burr committee took in 818-thousand dollars to wrap up 2015. burr has three rivals in the march 15th republican primary. four democrats are also running for the same seat held by burr. the coast guard says the locally based cutter northland will sail home today. the portsmouth-based cutter has been on a two month patrol of the eastern pacific. it's mission

trafficking over the holidays. these are pictures of the crew seizing part of the 75-hundred kilos of drugs it took during it's two month mission. firefighters in newport news say a truck ran into a home about 2 this morning. these are pictures crews tweeted earlier this morning. investigators say the driver lost control as he exited 664 near chestnut avenue. police say because of the damage, the home is condemned. still ahead on midday- new shapes and sizes - we'll let you know why barbie's appearance is changing right before our eyes. plus - seasonal affectiveness - what doctors say you should do to help battle depression this time of year. plus - we're on your side

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for those who can't get their mood up over the winter months... you may be experiencing seasonal affective disorder. reporter danielle barber explains the signs to recognize and when it might be time to see a doctor. (sot: dr. robert olson, psychiatrist) "it would that's particularly connected to the changes in the seasons." while there is no definitive answer as to what causes seasonal affective disorder, dr. robert olson has a theory. (sot: dr. psychiatrist) "we are animals. the birds, they fly south. the bears hibernate. those are driven by the day light in the same way we are affected by day light."

experience are strikingly similar to that of depression. (sot: dr. robert olson, psychiatrist) "the sorts of troubles of depression like down mood, lack of interest, lack of motivation, can't concentrate, tearfulness, those kinds of things, they're very similar." but, there's one distinction that differentiates the two and calls for immediate attention. (sot: dr. robert olson, psychiatrist) "the depression part that's so difficult that it's interfering with my function. so, it's either causing trouble at my work or as a student or in my relationship with my spouse, that sort of thing." though there are several therapies available to combat seasonal depression, dr. olson recommends light therapy. (sot: dr. robert olson, psychiatrist) "what bright light does is it fools your body. it fools your body to think it's a shorter day length. it seems to also affect neurotransmitters, serotonin, so some of those traditional things

depression, too" for some people, however, depressents aren't enough. (sot: dr. robert olson, suggests exercising regularly to depression. seeking unemployment benefits fell last week. in spite of global economic weakness and a decline in the stock market, jobs. weekly applications for unemployment benefits fell 16-thousand to a seasonally adjusted 278-thousand. the decline suggests businesses are confident enough the economy will grow to hold on to employees. wednesday the federal reserve, citing weakening u.s. growth, indicated it may slow the pace of interest rate hikes this year. kids and their imaginations come in all shapes and sizes... and now.... so does barbie! mattel is now offering barbie in three new shapes.... tall, petite and curvy. beginning today, the new shapes can be purchased online, exclusively at mattel original barbie body.

transforming barbie for the past two years to bring her in line with realistic body types and to reflect the diverse group of kids who play with her. mattel hasn't said when the new barbies will be available at retailers. iranian president hassan rouhani is in france today. it's part of a european trip meant to usher in a new era of relations between iran and the west after a landmark nuclear deal. n-b-c's ali arouzi reports from paris. president hassan rouhani is in paris today (thursday) for the second leg of his european tour and a clear sign that relations are warming with iran. iran is coming in from the cold. he's here to sign lucrative trade deals, and he's here with a huge delegation of ministers and businessmen. he was supposed to have lunch today with the iranian delegation requested that wine not be served at lunch, which

postpone the meetings for after lunch. but what is on the menu are big trade deals. buying 400 more planes over the next decade. they're also going to be talking to major car manufacturers, peugeot and renault, who want to get back into the lucrative iranian car market after having been squeezed out during the era of sanctions. so a lot of business to be done here for the iranian delegation, and a groundbreaking trip. but iran still remains unpredictable even though there's warmer relations between france and iran. they're at odds politically on many president bashar al-assad. and in iran, president rouhani faces elections in february, parliamentary elections which many moderates have been disqualified for, and it could hurt his chance to make meaningful reforms within the country. (-- iran as they come back into the global economy. ali arouzi, nbc

italian lawmakers began debating legalizing civil unions for gay couples today. thousands of supporters have rallied ahead of the debate. italy is the only country in western europe that doesn't recognize same-sex unions. critics are targeting a so-called stepchild clause in the civil union debate -- if passed, a gay or lesbian partner will be able to adopt the biological child of his or her partner. some conservatives argue this would encourage surrogacy -- which is illegal in italy. (weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mainly cloudy. a few scattered showers, especially across the outer banks. highs: mid-40s. winds: ne 5-10 mph. tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: low-30s. winds: w 5-10 mph friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph. an area of low pressure is moving offshore, but it'll be close enough that we'll be contending with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers through the afternoon. most of the shower action will stay south of the

northeast north carolina and the outer banks. it'll still be a bit on the cool side with highs only in the mid-40s. there could be a few lingering showers early tonight, but clouds will gradually clear out by friday morning. expect a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with highs in the seasonable upper-40s. heading into the weekend, temperatures will warm into 50s and yes, even 60s across the region! we'll actually be tracking highs in the 60s through most of next week - enjoy! labon says: "oh i am one actually be tracking highs in the 60s through

labon says: "oh i am one hundred and eight today." labon says: "wow is right." if wisdom comes with age...then an ohio woman celebrating her one-hundred- and-eighth birthday ... may know a thing or two. call it part-luck, call it good genes...arlena labon can't help but laugh at her good fortune as she turns one-hundred-and- eight. labon never had kids of her own but was a foster parent for much of her life...fostering close to 50 children. she believes that loving attitude is the key to her long life. believe it or not... arlena isn't the oldest member of her family... having a cousin

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all day we have been working to get you new information on tragic breaking news from chesapeake. 6 people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police say all are related...and we have learned the family was beloved by their community. 10 on your side is covering this story from all angles. we will have the most up to date information in our team coverage of this story starting on wavy news 10 at 4. thank you for watching wavy news 10 midday. log on wavy-dot-com for the latest on your local headlines. join our anita blanton

our next newscast starting at four. have a great afternoon. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics,