sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. saturday: plenty of sunshine. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we are tracking a mix of region. with more sunshine in the forecast today, temperatures will warm into the upper-40s. there's a slight chance for a few sprinkles, mainly north of the metro. it will be on the breezy side though with sustained winds at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly clear overnight with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow.

southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll have several chances to enjoy the warm weather! the chesapeake community continues to deal with an unimaginable tragedy. the investigation into the murder-suicide that left six people dead is still going on. police are now trying to find out why this happened. 10 on your side's andy fox is live in chesapeake. he has the latest on what

the people who knew the dooley's are trying to remember the family in the best way they can. last night, hundreds of loved ones, neighbors, police officers, and even total strangers came together to remember the dooley family at temple baptist church, the church they attended for years. family and friends say the dooley's dedicated

community. neighbors say the family touched so many lives they were compelled to tell us about the mark the family left on the community and the reminder to always tell your family how much much you love them. clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. now police are left with the most puzzling part of the investigation - why this happened. and you can count on us to stay on top of every aspect of this investigation.

wavy-dot-com. there you'll find more about the victims, photos from the crime scene, and reaction from the community. all new at midday --- a van crashed through a fence and into a storage shed in portsmouth this morning. this is at claremont drive near deep creak, border. dispatch tells us the man driving the van had a seizure and that caused him to lose control and crash. the man who lives in the house says the man in the van wasn't there. ' "when i came out the door, i saw the van with a little bit of smoking, they had turned the engine off and when the fire department came they laid the guy out and gave him resussitation and the guy was unconscious and he wasn't breathing when i saw him" the man who lives in the house went on to say he usually exercises right through. some important members of the norfolk police force are a step closer to

when they are out serving the community. specialists came in to fit k-9's for their new bullet proof vests today. it is all thanks to a donation from c-n-n anchor anderson cooper and the spike's k-9 fund. it hits home for the department, because they lost a k-9, krijger, earlier this month after a suspect shot him. he didn't have any protection. if you want to see more pictures of the k-9's in their vests, we have a slideshow up on wavy dot com. later today a norfolk assistant principal is expected in court for a bond hearing. police say 64-year-old gary jordan. who is the assistant principal at madison alternative center, made inappropriate comments to a child. this incident allegedly happened on january 14th, on bowden's ferry road - the same block where the school is located. jordan's hearing is expected to start at one this afternoon. police in portsmouth are looking for a suspect who robbed a cell phone store. officers say someone went into the metro p-c-s store on george washington highway with a weapon around seven last night.

tell us no one got hurt. we're working to find out if police have a description of the suspect and if that person took anything from the store. call the crime line if you have any information in this case. some much-needed help for hampton roads shipyards. senators mark warner and tim kaine announced the navy will expedite repairs on three ships. they hope it helps our area shipyards, which are struggling because of a lack work, and going through thousands of layoffs right now. we've been telling you about the layoffs for awhile now. we're still trying to figure out how this new announcement will impact newport news shipbuilding is in the process of laying off about 15-hundred people. another round is coming up in a few days. the president of newport news shipbuilding said back in december that 738 employees will be cut on february 3rd. that's in addition to 480 of people who lost their jobs back in september. under the navy's plan, repairs for the u-s-s tortuga, gettysburg, and winston churchill will be moved up by several months.

provide some work stability to the shipyards until the workload increases in 20-18. today governor terry mcauliffe is expected to overturn a controversial measure about concealed handgun permits. it comes about a month after attorney general mark herring announced some concealed carry permits were not valid in virginia. as part of the governor's deal, democrats will not revoke reciprocity agreements with 25 states for concealed handgun permits. and in exchange, republicans will include a measure that would not allow people with permanent protective orders against them to have a gun. still ahead - the governor of kentucky is making strong accusations against planned parenthood. what he says is being done illegally in his state. plus - a police chase sends restauraunt customers scrambling. an incredible look at what happened inside a are spiking in popularity. we'll hear from an expert

the most out of their took to the stage for their final debate before the iowa caucuses. but someone was missing. and the candidates who were there made sure to point it out. a look at the highlights. and - we'll get a look at your super doppler 10

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the governor of kentucky is making very strong accusations against planned parenthood. governor matt bevin says the organization is performing abortions in his state illegally. he says planned parenthood is not liceneced to carry out procedures in his state. planned parenthood and legislative supporters are responding, saying it is following the law. bevin followed up his

threats on twitter, saying the state will take legal action. (gov. matt bevin/ (r) kentucky) "this is just breaking news, even today, is that planned parenthood is illegally performing abortions in kentucky. this is just coming out, and if you're not covering it, you oughta be. " planned parenthood recently opened up a center in louisville, but that facility's existense wasn't publicly known until thursday. the f-b-i releases video of the fatal traffic stop shooting of an armed occupier of a national wildlife refuge in oregon. the f-b-i unveiled the video at a news conference yesterday. the video was shot from a plane used by the f-b-i. the special agent in charge says lavoy finicum tried to go around a roadblock and ended up running into a snowbank. he says when finicum got out of the truck, he reached for his pocket. that's when agents shot him. the f-b-i says finicum had a loaded nine milimeter semi-automatic handgun in his pocket. the f-b-i then reminded everyone the occupation of the

over and four people are still there. police in columbia, south carolina are investigating the sudden death of a college student. someone found a 19-year-old student at the university of south carolina dead thursday afternoon. the coroner says the woman was in her dorm room when she died. police aren't saying how she died, but they say it is suspicious. an autopsy will be done sometime today. some people got a big surprise while eating dinner at cracker barrel. police officers chased a suspect through the restauraunt. this happened in albuquerque tuesday. police say officers were chasing anthony lujan when he busy road. lujan got out of his truck, and ran to the nearby cracker barrel. officers chased him inside. lujan tried to hide behind a display in the country store, as customers panicked and started running for the exit. police eventually arrested lujan. he was wanted for several violent crimes over the past month.

north carolina is getting some praise for stopping a bank robber. this happened at the p-n-c in zebulon, right outside of raleigh. police say a person wearing a mask came to the back door of the bank yesterday morning. you can see in the security video, the manager holds the door shut after he sees the suspect coming. police say the suspect used a handgun to hit the door to try to get it open. the suspect eventually ran off. that person is still on the loose. two people are somehow alive after the truck they were riding in flew off an overpass in san diego. the truck exploded when it hit the other freeway below. this happened thursday evening. the two people in the truck were somehow able to get out without any serious injuries. crews were able to put the fire out before it spread to the trees and plants along the freeway. some people on the coast in the northeast heard some loud noises after some fighter jets cause a series of sonic booms. people in new jersey

afternoon. two naval f-35 fighter jets were doing some supersonic testing. those sounds are caused when jets go faster than the speed of sound. officials say they could be heard and felt as far away as long island. inglesby says: "it's kind of scary, you're in school, hear noises, and you're not really sure what's going on." pettingall says: "it was 1:23, i looked right at the clock, kind of scared me, like the house rattled, all the windows rattled, the whole house shook." the u-s geological survey says the jets were responsible for nine booms. ( weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. saturday: plenty of sunshine. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we are tracking a mix of

sunshine in the forecast today, temperatures will warm into the upper-40s. there's a slight chance for a few sprinkles, mainly north of the metro. it will be on the breezy side though with sustained winds at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly clear overnight with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll have several chances to

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lookin' for love in... cyberspace! it's a busy time for online dating services. there has been a boost in new singles signing up, and, user activity. mark barger spoke with an expert about why singles are online looking for love... and, some tips for the unattached.. it's the season to search for love... and for many, the internet plays matchmaker. (sot: dr. helen fisher / chief scientific advisor, match) "the most active time for any online dating site is between the day after christmas and valentines from work can all contribute to the jump. in fact, the recent east coast snowstorm brought a 'blizzard' of activity for dating sites... which fall into

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investigation into a murder suicide in chesapeake continues. the latest on

we're back on midday. i'm don roberts.

with us. more news to get to, in the next half hour, but now we want to look at the weather. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. we've got a few clouds hanging around right now, but overall, it's lookin' good. let's get a look at the afternoon, and beyond, with meteorologist ashley baylor in the super doppler 10 weather center... this afternoon: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. saturday: plenty of sunshine. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we are tracking a mix of sun and clouds across the region. with more sunshine in the forecast today, temperatures will warm into the upper-40s. there's a slight chance

mainly north of the metro. it will be on the breezy side though with sustained winds at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly clear overnight with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll

people in the chesapeake community are struggling to make sense of a horrific tragedy. six members of a family dead in what police are calling a murder-suicide. the people who knew the dooley's are trying to remember the family in the best way they can. last night, hundreds of loved ones, neighbors, police officers, and even folks who didn't know the family, came together to remember the dooley family at temple baptist church, the church they attended for years. family and friends say the dooley's dedicated their lives to their faith, education and safety of their city. neighbors say the family touched so many lives they were compelled to tell us about the mark the family left on the community and the reminder to always tell your family how much much you love them. clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was a tight-knit family and that was very true and it's just a tradegy. it's something you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann

hug your loved ones never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help days and months. the chesapeake police department is also in mourning. among the lives lost is todd dooley, who retired from the force just two months ago. we spoke to chespeake city councilman robert ike, who also retired from the department. he says dooley served his community for more than 20 years. he was well-respected, and known as rock-solid backup when you needed officer, chesapeake city council member "as a former police officer, i can only imagine what the community, the police community in chesapeake is going through right now. the sadness, the loss, the brutal reality of this, is so sad."

sharing photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. now we turn to the investigation into this shocking crime. let's take you through the time line of events. chesapeake police say this all started wednesday at around 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when officers went to check todd dooley's home on wildwood road. they found his son 22-year-old landon shot to death . then wednesday evening their investigation led them to this home on george washington highway. here officers began their standoff with the suspected gunman 26-year-old cameron dooley. after several hours of trying to negotiate with him, officers entered the home around 2:10 thursday morning and found cameron and his mother, father, sister, and grandmother dead. many of you reached out to the dooley family to offer your support and help. love ones started a go fund me account to help cover the cost of the funerals. so far they've raised more than seven- thousand dollars. if you'd like to help the family we've put a link

our coverage. you can find all of that on wavy dot com. all new at midday --- a van crashed through a fence and into a storage shed in portsmouth this morning. this is at claremont drive near deep creak, right by the chesapeake border. dispatch tells us the man driving the van had a seizure and that caused him to lose control and crash. the man who lives in the house says the man in the van wasn't moving when emergency responders got there. ' "when i came out the door, i saw the van with a little bit of smoking, engine off and when the fire department came they laid the guy out and gave him resussitation and the guy was unconscious and he wasn't breathing when i saw him" the man who lives in the house went on to say he usually exercises right where the van plowed through. some important members of the norfolk police force are a step closer to being better protected

the community. specialists came in to fit k-9's for their new bullet proof vests today. it is all thanks to a donation from c-n-n anchor anderson cooper and the spike's k-9 fund. it hits home for the department, because they lost a k-9, krijger, earlier this month after a suspect shot him. he didn't have any protection. if you want to see more pictures of the k-9's in their vests, we have a slideshow up on wavy dot com. later today a norfolk assistant principal is expected in court for a bond hearing. police say 64-year-old gary jordan. who is the assistant principal at madison alternative center, made inappropriate comments to a child. this incident allegedly happened on january 14th, on bowden's ferry road - the same block where the school is located. jordan's hearing is expected to start at one this afternoon. another presidential debate is in the books. last night seven republican candidates got a chance to voice their views just days before iowa caucus goers make the first votes in this election.

the eight qualifying candidates on the main debate stage. right out of the gate, the candidates didn't waste any time poking fun at donald trump's absence. :43 - :56 ted cruz "i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. (laughter) now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way... (laughter) butt to :59 - 1:09 jeb bush "i kind of miss donald trump. he was a little teddy bear to me. between and the tweets. i kind of miss him. i wish he was here." while the candidates attacked each other on issues, they at times fired bitter remarks back at the moderators. :05 - :26 ted cruz "chris, i would like to note that the last 4 jeb please attack ted.' let me just say this. a debate is actually a policy issue. but i will say this. if you guys say one more

leave the stage." iowa caucus goers choose their republican candidate on monday. the next republican debate is on february 6th. that's just three days before the new hampshire primary. while the candidates fielded questions on stage, donald trump was elsewhere in des moines, iowa raising money for veterans. his campaign said he raised more than six-million dollars. trump skipped the debate because of differences with fox news, but he told the crowd he'd rather be there. :38 - :59 donald trump wanted to be about 5 minutes away, and i've enjoyed that, all the online polls said i've done very well with that, the debates, and i've had a kick with it, but you have to stick up for your rights. when you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights." trump went on to say fox news tried to persuade

1:05 - 1:19 "fox has been extremely nice the last number of hours actually and they've wanted me there and they said how about now, they called a few minutes ago, how bout now, can you come over, i said hasn't already started? trump says fox news apologized. he also said he wasn't sure if skipping the debate would hurt his chances in the primaries, but he said he did it for the veterans. chesapeake police tell us emergency crews found a body after crews put out a house fire in south norfolk. officers are investigating and have not yet released the victim's cause of death or how the fire started. it happened around noon thursday on hoover avenue. the homeowner tells us she was at work when the fire started. she and neighbors confirmed the victim is an elderly woman. we spoke to a woman who tried to get to her after hearing cries for help. c33 18:38:43 - i ran over there they were already trying to kick her door

come kick the door down...but by the time i came back it was so much fire and so much smoke...i couldn't get in there. :58 the homeowner says the woman was living with her on a temporary basis for a few months. she said the victim does not have any family in the area. portsmouth mayor kenny wright was supposed to appear in court today, but his case got pushed back. the mayor faces a felony charge or allegedly trying to run from police earlier this month. the portsmouth sheriff says he tried to stop the mayor because he had an expired inspection sticker, but the mayor kept going. the former portsmouth city manager is possibly considering running for mayor wright's job. 10 on your side caught up with john rowe at a community meeting last night. he said he's not saying no to the possibility. he also said he needs to discuss it with his family before making any decisions. at a meeting last night hosted by the group "people for portsmouth" more than 500 people came out to hear rowe speak about

transparency in city government. "if you were to take just a poll in here i think the sense was that there's not much trust, and if there's not much trust, then yes, local government has failed us." city council ousted rowe in april, ahead of his planned resignation. if he does decide to run, the filing deadline is june 14th. 15 schools in our area are one step closers to being fully accredited. the virginia department of education announced a list of elementary and middle schools that are on track to achieving full accreditation within three years. here's a list of a few of the schools the department says have made big internal changes. the board of education rated three schools in our area as "accreditation denied" they are a-w-e bassette elementary and hunter b andrews school in hampton, and churchland middle in portsmouth. these schools must submit its plans to raise student achievement to the state. you can see the full list

our website wavy dot com. still ahead on midday- an american will spend a long time in jail in south korea for a murder that happened almost 20 years ago. plus - a hectic scene for drivers at this intersection. a look just how crazy it was, all because of the ice. plus - we're on your side with another look at the super doppler 10 forecast mom! baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh, i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff?

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a man from california will spend the next 20 years in prison in south korea for stabbing a college student to death at a burger king in seoul 19 years ago. 36-year-old arthur patterson has a week to appeal the sentence. patterson originally recieved 18 months in prison for destroying evidence and having a dangerous weapon. he was let out in 19-99 and came back to the united states. officials sent him back to seoul in september. patterson's friend edward lee was originally sentenced to life in prison for the killing, but was later set free, because of the lack of evidence against him. isis is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed eight people in yemen yesterday. isis says one of it's militants attacked a checkpoint outside the palace in the main city of southern yemen. a security sources say soldiers and civilians died, and 17 others were hurt. they also say the

be targeting a local businessman going into the complex. the president of yemen was in the palace when the attacked happened, but he wasn't hurt. officials in malaysia are examining a metal object they think may be wreckage from malaysian airlines flight mh-370. this is the second time in a week debris from the doomed flight may have been found. someone spotted it floating in the waters off the malaysian coast wednesday. officials from malaysia's department of civil avaition are looking into whether this debris is from the plane. the plane disappeared with 239 people on board in march 20-14. at least three people are dead after the plane they were on crashed in australia victoria state police say a fisherman in the area saw the plane crash into the water. emergency workers found three bodies, but police say a fourth person might also be missing. investigatos are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. police in portugal took control of 182 tons of tobacco leaves.

for sale on the internet. the leaves are enough to produce 364 million cigarettes. officials recovered the illegal tobacco in an operation that involved 41 search warrants. authorities also found more than 600- thousand dollars in cash. countries in latin america are still on high alert as the zika virus continues to spread. argentina, chile, hondouras, and venezuela are all reporting cases of the virus. the virus can only be spread through mosquitos, and the worldwide spread of the virus is attributed to people who have travelled somewhere where the virus already is. scientists link the virus to birth defects and several countries are warning women to avoid getting pregnant. the world health organization says up to four-million people may get the zika virus within the next year. many parts of italy are in a drought. even though it's the middle of winter, people in several regions are rationing water. it has not rained very

the lack of rain has left the rivers and lakes looking like they do in the middle of summer. the lack of water pressure is also causing strets to start sinking. and it doesn't look like it is going to rain any time soon. forecasters aren't predicting any rain for another two weeks. the weathert is another kind of extreme in azerbaijan. take a look at this video of cars slipping and sliding on ice in the capital baku. the brakes on cars and buses were pretty much useless as drivers tried to get through an intersection that looked more like an ice rink. amazingly, no accidents were reported at the intersection. ice like this is very rare in azerbaijan, and the cars and roads there are not prepared to deal with it. and a severe storm hit sydney earlier today.

tower in the center of the city gets struck by lightning. the storm took down some trees and did some major damage to homes and buildings. australian media reported 16-thousand homes lost power. several train lines in the city had to be shut down because wiring had to be fixed. the storm also caused several delays at sydney's airport. (weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mix of sun and clouds. breezy. highs: upper-40s. winds: w/nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: light nw. saturday: plenty of sunshine. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we are tracking a mix of sun and clouds across the region. with more sunshine in the forecast today, temperatures will warm into the upper-40s. there's a slight chance for a few sprinkles, mainly north of the metro. it will be on the breezy side though with sustained winds at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn

with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll have several chances to

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the company announced it replicas of the iconic vehicle. delorean motors went bankrupt in 1982, but has stayed in business refurbishing its old cars. the move comes after a recently passed law allowing small companies to build cars the same safety standards as major automakers. and the law says those replicas of cars more than 25 years original 19-81 dmc-12. old, perfect for the for the first year, so we don't rush into it, get it right. and then if the market likes what we're doing, then we'll go up to 50 cars a year." delorean officials say the car will go on sale sometime next year. it will cost more than one-hundred thousand dollars. 18-time olympic gold medalist michael phelps was so good at swimming, he never went to college. that means he never got to go to any basketball games.

rio at arizona state university, and last night, he joined the student section for some fun. when an oregon state player went to the free-throw line, students in the crowd pulled back the curtain, and behind it, phelps wearing worked, the player missed both shots. thank you for watching wavy news 10 midday. log on wavy-dot-com for

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