arrived on scene, they confirmed it was a body. the body is now out of the water and police are canvassing the area while they investigate. stay with wavy.com as this story develops. a homicide victim's family wants answers. it has been a month since norfolk police began their investigation into the murder of sailor, 27 year old

police say he was shot on waverly way, january 4th and later died at the hospital. no one has been arrested. today allen's family from louisiana spent time in norfolk. 10 on your side's brandi cummings was with them. stephanie, anita- the day began with a memorial service to remember the life of christopher allen. as family and friends mourn, they admit there's still no closure because two questions remain unanswered - who killed christpher allen and why? nats-clip 42 taps 24:01 - an emotional day for family, friends and shipmates of petty officer christopher allen. nats -clip 38 22:42 give you peace dozens gathered to pause and reflect. sot - petty officer joshua prince, shipmate - clip 22 14:03 allen was to me the epitome of a strong and effective 14:03 allen was to me the example of a good man. 14:11 christopher allen is descibed as the life of the party, witty...one who made friends easily. he'd already spent 10 years in the navy when he died. his father says it was a dream fulfilled. sot - rev. don allen, victim's

33:06 this thing has been tough for us 33:10 27 year old allen was the youngest of three children. his family says they shared many laughs until heartbreaking news came four weeks ago. sot - rev. don allen, victim's father - clip 52 32:14 if a person has ever lost anyone they love then they know some of what we feel allen's father told me they know very little about what happened the night his son was killed. norfolk police have only said allen was shot, found in a home on waverly way then later died at a hospital. no one has been arrested. sot - rev. don allen, victim's father - clip 52 33:33 chris wasnt a wild, rowdy type person so for him to be snatched from our lives like he was its very disheartening. 33:46 now this family holds on to memories and their faith, hoping soon they'll get the closure they so desperatly seek. sot - rev. don allen, victim's father - clip 52 37:41 our hearts are broken. part of us is

reverend allen told me he forgives the person responsible for killing his son. he wants that person to turn himself in. we'll let you know when we have any developments in the case. im brandi cummings 10 on your side. nats of passing out flyers after the memorial service for christopher allen, his family and friends went back to the area where he was shot. they posted flyers asking for information that leads to an arrest in allen's murder. the family is offering a 10-thousand dollar reward. if you have information call 1888-lock-u-up it was a degree or two warmer today -- but it felt cold with all that wind. hows this leading into the weekend? chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably

winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have been tracking a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. occasionally, we have seen a few spotty showers north of the metro. i can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or two this evening, but it's not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest at 10 to 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 of next week, so you'll have several chances to

ethan couch -- the so called affluenza teen -- remains in juvenile detention tonight. a judge ruled the 18 year old should be held there -- until a hearing to determine if his case should be transferred to the adult system. this was couch's first court appearance since mexican authorites returned him on thursday. couch and his mother tonya spent weeks on the run in mexico after ethan missed a meeting with his probation officer. ethan was convicted of killing four people in a drunk driving crash in 20-13. he was 16 years old at the time -- and had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit. mother's against drunk driving has petitioned for him to be moved into the adult system. (colleen sheehey-church/madd national president) "unfortunately with juvenile cases, and adult cases, they can get just

we've come to this one and are following it so closely, so that we can bring attention again to the country on the complacency of drunk driving and it's got to stop. we're looking for a nation of no more victims." outside of court -- ethan's attorney -- scott brown -- said his client is "remorseful" -- but that there is nothing any judge -- or ethan -- can do to make the victim's families "whole again." couch is due back in court on february 19th. we tend to see new fitness trends pop up this time of year, and they aren't all about weight loss. i found one on the peninsula that's helping new moms stay sane and may have even more health benefits for baby. mommy baby classes are nothing new , but this one isn't just playing on the floor,

but after six sessions syreeta jones is singing its praises. even practicing poses at home. carrie waldman, who teaches the class is an occupation therapists and a certfied baby yoga instructor.. she points out babies natually come into yoga postures. she says yoga helps with things like sleep and digestion. most studies suggest there are benefits but

michaela's mom also knows that when she is more relaxed, her baby is too. and just getting out to socialize is a big stress relievier . for this whole group. the classes are free as part of children's hospital of the king's daughters outreach. for more information on the sessions at chkd's location at oyster point in newport news, go to wavy.com coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - the zika virus is spreading at an explosive rate. how u-s airline companies are reacting to this new "air-borne" threat. we're just three days away from the iowa caucus. why the "weather" may be

ten on your side with the latest information on the zika virus according to the centers for disease control --

the u-s. the world health organization says the virus is "spreading explosively" across central and south america - with 3 to 4 million cases expected in the next year. those most at risk: pregnant women and their unborn babies. right now - there are no vaccines to prevent zika -- and nothing to treat those who become sick from the rapidly -- many countries are taking precautions to prevent the spread of the zika virus -- in chile -- the health minister personally handed out pamphlets with information at the airport in santiago. health officials have issued warnings to travelers headed to areas affected by zika. several u-s airlines are allowing some customers to cancel -- or postpone travel to areas where zika is a concern. united's policy includes travel to all areas mentioned by the c-d-c. delta has a similar policy, though customers must request refunds or make changes by february 29th to avoid fees. american will allow customers a refund if

note stating they're unable to travel due to pregnancy. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - three days and counting. who the candidates need to show up on caucus night -- and the worry over what could keep them away. closing the pay gap - what president obama is proposing now -- seven years after signing the lilly ledbetter act -- to ensure equal pay for

and so it begins, the candidates in the race for the white house get their first test on monday in iowa as voters their head to caucus sites. ten on your side's chief national correspondent jim osman is on the ground tonight in the hawkeye state. (pkg) greetings from des candidates are criss crossing the state here's what you need to know. (pkg) turnout: the candidacies of donald trump and democrat socialist bernie sanders may drive more voters to caucus. and both campaigns acknowledge they'll need

out to outdistance their opponents. sanders in particular is counting on college students - new caucus goers to show up. trump's difficulties may come in people who are first time participants navigating what can be a complicated caucus process. weather: a winter storm is developing which could hamper monday night's caucuses. of concern to hillary clinton's campaign... whose supporters are largely older... it raises the question will sanders college student base make it out no matter what and will hillary's backers stay home. martin o'malley: the former percent in recent polls... but o'malley's supporters could play a factor if at individual caucus sites o'malley doesn't reach a 15 percent threshold to stay viable... then his backers could switch to clinton or sanders and play a role in the winner. (tag out) national correspondents alex schuman/chance seales and yours truly with the most complete coverage of the iowa caucuses stay right here.

correspondent jim osman on the campaign trail in des moines iowa. tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably mild! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have been tracking a mix of sun and clouds can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or two this evening, but it's not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be

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! tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably mild! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have been tracking a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. occasionally, we have seen a few spotty showers not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest 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

and i'm chris horne. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- 14;59;31;17 friends remembering the tragedy that happened in this house. we'll have the latest on what we have been able to uncover. and crime concerns in part of norfolk-- what to do about them before the next one happens. see the effort going on ahead of the weekend to raise awareness about the danger-- when nicole and i see you

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president obama -- making another push to advance equal pay for women -- he marked the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act - by announcing his latest proposal to decrease the pay gap. the lilly ledbetter fair pay act was the first piece of legislation signed by president obama. it loosened the statute of limitations surrounding workers ability to sue for pay discrimination. now -- under this new proposal - companies -- with 100 employees or more -- would be required to report salary information by gender - race and ethnicity. the administration says this will help aid investigations into employers that are "unlawfully shortchanging workers" the president was joined by lilly ledbetter -- at the white house today -- to talk about how unfair pay hurts everyone. it hurts us, it hurts our families and it hurts our

46-58 president barack obama "often times folks are doing the same job and being paid differently. it means that women are not getting the fair shot that every single american deserves." the president admitted equal pay for women 'won't solve every problem" -- and says it's just one of the many changes that need to happen in the workplace. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a car made famous by pope francis is up for auction. where you can make a bid to buy the popemobile. then at 6-- an about face on charges for a teacher arrested for a sex crime. see why he's now off the hook-- almost as fast as

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here's your chance to own a piece of the pope's historic visit to the his visit to philadelphia last fall -- is going on the auction block. pope francis was shuttled around the city of brotherly love in one of two fiat 500's. one of them will be auctioned off for charity at the philadelphia auto show tonight. the other one will be on display. proceeds from the auction will benefit ministries and missions of the archdiocese of philadelphia. stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. we begin at 6 with breaking news in norfolk-- a disturbning discovery along the water. a body is found-- and police rush to the scene.

on: east 26th street, in the area of villa circle and the lafayette river. 10 on your side's jason marks was first on the scene. jason-- what's happening at this point? norfolk, va. - a man's body was pulled from the water in norfolk early friday evening. shortly before 4:00 p.m., dispatchers received a call for service from a concerned citizen. the citizen reported seeing a body partially submerged in the waterway under the lafayette bridge. police and fire-rescue responded to the scene, near the intersection of e. 26th street and villa circle. the body was located and immediately pulled from the water. the man was pronounced dead on scene. the norfolk police detective division has classified this incident as an undetermined death investigation. the office of the chief medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. at this time, the circumstances surrounding the man's death are unknown. the man has yet to be positively identified and his personal information will not be released until his family is properly notified. anyone with any information is encouraged to call the norfolk crime line at the following: call: 1-888-lock-u-up (1-888-562-5887) tex a man.

they've had investigators from the police department here taking pictures. i can tell you that when the body was on ground, they had the sheet over it it was -- the sheet was covered in blood. police tell me that it's an indication that the body has not been in the water very long. right now officers are classifying this as an undetermined death. i'm told the man's body will be taken to the medical examiner's office for an autopsy and they'll figure out exactly what caused that death. for now, that's the latest here. anchor: thank you, jason. also tonight, the pain still fresh in the mind of the deep creek community. plenty of unanswered questions tonight about a murder-suicide that left six people dead. anchor: tonight a neighbor's story of a loving family and the tragic incident that shattered the quiet community. it's been nearly two days since the ordeal started in chesapeake and a lot of you are still looking for answers. anchor: police are as well. some new details on what happened are coming out this

we've learned that police are