news - three people shot in norfolk - police believe they're all connected. but the victims were all found in different places. police responded to widgeon road and partridge street in the norview section of the city where they found the first victim. a few blocks from there, on pugh street, police found a second victim in a car. they say a third person walked into sentara norfolk general hospital also with gunshot wounds. neighbors say they heard the sound of gunfire come from near a basketball court around 3:30 this afternoon. 10 on your side's liz palks is live with the latest details. deanna - police just cleared the scene a few minutes ago. but this intersection of widgeon and partridge was the center of their investigation. and the basketball court is right behind me. they had several evidence markers down by shell casings. residents telling me they heard somewhere around 8 to 10 shots. police tell us this shooting happened around

they're saying three people are shot. and at least one of the victims is a male...he is expected to be ok. neighbors tell me there was a pick up basketball game going on when the shooting happened. none of them witnessed the shooting - they only heard it - so we don't know if the game is related. but everyone i spoke to said there were young children playing on the court and in the field as well. alicia talbert - neighbor c23 5:34 - my first going to play basketball. so i looked outside and seen everybody running that way and running to their cars. c23 8:12 - i see little kids jumping the fence and that hurt me because i love kids. police haven't released any other details on the other two victims. people in the area seem to know who the victims are. but we have not been given any official information from police. i'm liz palka, 10 on your

if you have any information about what happened - be sure to call the crime line. we're following even more breaking news at this hour - this time from blacksburg - in the western part of the state. a second person has been arrested in the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. this is a picture of the two people now in police custody. police charged 18-year-old david eisenhauer with abduction and murder. 19 year old natalie marie keepers faces lesser charges. both suspects are students at virginia tech. nicole lovell's body was found along the north carolina - virginia border saturday afternoon. news of her death spread just before candlelight vigils in blacksburg...devastat ing people in attendance. in our next half hour - we'll hear from the people at that vigil. we're learning new details tonight about the norfolk man accused of killing his mother. police say 22-year-old shawn hunter shot and killed sonya hunter yesterday morning. it happened outside their home on westcliff drive, off east little creek road. 10 on your side's joe fisher talked with family members and joins us now with details you'll see only

deanna -- there's anger and reget tonight among sonya hunter's family. anger -- that her son ended her life. regret -- because they say her son needed help for a mental illnes --- and he still needs help now. karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 7:54)) "sonya was a woman who loved the lord and loved her children very much so." it's how 43-year-old sonya hunter lived her life. karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 11:19)) "sonya was a bubbly person always cooking and cleaning." that makes her death so difficult for family and friends to comprehend. todd parker/friend ((c204 4:36)) "she was loved by everybody. i can tell you that right now. nobody disliked her at all, nobody, nobody." yet saturday morning -- her life allegedly taken at the hands of her own outside her home on westcliff road --- shot multiple times. family members say the two had a close relationship -- but shawn has suffered from mental health issues for nine years. karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 8:25)) "he had things reach a tragic end." karen cuffee is the shawn's grandmother --- now filled with regret after an encounter with him just last week. karen cuffee/victim's

((c208 8:48)) "i said to him, "you are looking a little small there. we might need to go get you some help.' he said 'god is my help." officers say they took hunter into custody at the scene. they also found three young children inside the home. todd parker works next door and has known the family for about a year. todd parker/friend ((c204 00:20)) "i've known for him to have a gun, and i've known to be cautious around him. i'd give him what he wanted because i didn't want to get shot." parker and family members say they don't believe shawn was ever stable enough to own a weapon. and while they want him to be punished --- they hope he'll receive treatment. the help -- now too late to save a life. todd parker/friend ((c204 4:19)) "to take your moms life and to take anybody's life that;s wrong. that's absolutely wrong." karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 14:42)) "my heart goes out to louisse,

at the time of the shooting are relatives -- and are back with their parents. so far -- investigators don't know what led to the shots being fired. hunter faces second-degree murder and weapons charges. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. another person is dead after an early morning shooting in virginia beach. around 1 this morning - medics found a man shot in the chest. it happened along newtown arch. the man went to the hospital where he later died. police continue to investigate the shooting. we have a 10 time saver traffic alert to tell you about this evening. virginia beach boulevard between witchduck and aragona boulevard is closed. that's because of a water main break that happened earlier today. officials expect that area to be closed for several hours - and tell drivers to pick an alternate route.

sunday... it has been the day to get out and enjoy those temperatures -- but don't let the warm weather fool you -- we're in store for a temperature rollercoaster through-out the rest of the week. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know when those temperatures will drop. tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. tuesday: mix of sun and clouds. cooler. highs: low-50s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. you couldn't ask for a better end to the weekend - it was gorgeous outside today with temperatures topping out in the upper-60s and low-70s. we'll continue to track high, thin cirrus clouds through the evening hours with the mercury falling back into the upper-50s by 9 pm. overnight, the high clouds will stay locked in place. with a little bit of cloud cover and a light southerly breeze, temperatures will only bottom out in the upper-40s, so it'll actually be a mild start to your monday. it's going to be tough to increasing clouds through through the region monday

that front, it'll be since temperatures will be back in the low-70s on skies on wednesday with showers developing through the afternoon. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 6 - pursuit shooting - the events that happened before a virginia officer was shot overnight. and - second chance - 10 on your side's chris horne uncovers the support and

turn their lives around. officials say no one was injured when a ferry ran aground on its way from ocracoke to hatteras. the coast guard says the ferry was trying to maneuvering around a dredge pipe late saturday morning in hatteras inlet when it got stuck. crews tried to free the ferry several times but when that didn't work - the coast guard shuttled the five passengers to hatteras. crews finally freed the ferry saturday night. a tractor trailer accident shut down interstate 64 earlier today. this is video from the vdot cams earlier today. traffic was backed up for more than 1 and a half miles to interstate 464. still ahead - arrested - a man is in jail after being accused of shooting

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developing news from richmond. an officer is recovering after being shot early this morning. we know the accused shooter - 23-year-old keith smith, junior - is now in jail. the officer is a 5-year-veteran of the force. "after a brief conversation that person started to run there was a brief pursuit that person then fired multiple shots at the officers one of the officers were shot in the leg." police found the gun used to shoot the officer. the injured cop was taken to vcu medical center with non-life threatening injuries. a jail west of richmond is no longer on lockdown after law enforcement foiled an attempt to smuggle in contraband - including weapons and ammunition hidden inside a basketball. the lockdown lasted until january 29th at the powhatan reception and classification center is

week. officers caught two people trying to enter a job fair on the nearby state farm compound with drugs, cell phones and weapons. during a lockdown, offenders aren't allowed to work or have visitors. the entire facility has been searched. no gun has been found yet. 10 on your side has been working to find out how difficult it is for ex-prisoners to find work once they get out of prison. investigative reporter chris horne has a preview of his special report on the support and the roadblocks facing inmates who want to leave their past behind. c 1 00:43 adrienne person human resources manager defintely by all means we want to give them that chance. we found a factory in hampton roads that has turned former inmates into part of a productive workforce. 1:40 adrienne person human resources manager we ask if and before they get hired - programs are in place to help former inmates develop the skills to find a job. c 1 2:38 madonna flores norfolk prisoner reentry employment, to contribute to their families and be productive members within the community and

released felon i made a mistake, but my mistake caused me to be away from my family for five years and this man said three years behind bars was what he needed to begin to think seriously of a life we have plenty of resources for people that are being released, it's just whether you decide to use them or not, and that's it, you've got to use your resources standup close even the best system of community services and willing employers is far from fool proof. that's when this investigation took an abrupt turn. chris horne, 10 on your

see chris's investigation "life after release" on wavy news 10 monday at 6, with coverage beginning at 4 pm. virginia state police are trying to determine what happened moments before they found a woman lying on a highway shoulder. they found her just beofre 2:30 this morning on the i-64 off ramp to northampton bouldevard. medics took her to sentara norfolk general hospital. police say a red pickup truck was seen driving away from the female. if you have any information, call police. talk about a beautiful and warm day across hampton roads. people have been out all day enjoying the warm temperatures and the abundant sunshine. this video is near the seawall in portsmouth. in addition to people, it looks like the seagulls were also

tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. tuesday: mix of sun and clouds. cooler. highs: low-50s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. you couldn't ask for a better end to the upper-60s and low-70s. we'll continue to track high, thin cirrus clouds through the evening hours with the mercury falling back into the upper-50s by 9 pm. overnight, the high in place. with a little bit of cloud cover and a light southerly breeze, temperatures will only bottom out in the upper-40s, so it'll actually be a mild start plenty of sunshine through the morning, then increasing clouds through the afternoon. it'll be another warm afternoon with highs near 70. a cold front will swing through the region monday evening, so that will give us a chance of isolated showers, but it's not going to be a soaker. in the wake of that front, it'll be noticeably cooler on tuesday with highs back in the low-70s on wednesday. but there is a trade-off.. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies on wednesday with

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more than 1 million low-income people in 21 states could soon lose their government food stamps if they fail to meet work requirements that kick in this month. the rule change in the federal supplemental nutrition assistance program was triggered by the improving economy -- specifically, falling unemployment. but it is raising concerns

poor, social service providers, and food pantry workers, who fear an influx of hungry people. recent experience in other states indicates that most of those affected will probably not meet the work requirements and will be cut off from food stamps. virginia republican party leaders will ask the state to cancel a required party affiliation statement for the march 1st g-o-p presidential primary. leaders voted to cancel the statement yesterday. the party had originally requested state elections officials to require all gop primary voters to sign a statement affirming "i am a republican." officials say the oath was intended to prevent democrats from voting in the republican contest. today was the last day for the 63rd annual mid-atlantic sports and boat show. it was the perfect place for people to buy a boat or upgrade the boat they already have. the event took place at the virginia beach convention center all weekend long. we continue to follow breaking news from the western part of the state. a second virginia tech student is charged after a missing 13-year-old teenager is found dead.

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virginia at this hour. a second person has been arrested in the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. this is a picture of the two people arrested. 19-year-old natalie marie keepers and 18- year-old david eisenhauer. both suspects are students at virginia tech. nicole lovell's body was found along the north carolina - virginia border saturday afternoon. news of her death spread just before candlelight vigils in blacksburg...devastat ing people in attendance. it's the vigil no one mike honaker shared the news with the dozens who gathered to pray for nicole's safe return. (pastor mike honaker/ river of life church) they were forced to pray for peace and understanding for the family -- and a community would happen to her because she was always the cutest little thing, you know?" (rebecca lemon/ vigil organizer) "it was really just a sickening feeling knowing that she wouldn't be

(pastor mike honaker/ river of life church) "you know we can't begin to imagine what heaven looks like. we can't begin to imagine right now what nicole is seeing. " disbelief spread as quickly as the news. the last pieces of hope faded away as the reality of nicole's death set in. (rebecca lemon/ vigil organizer) "but to be a mother, myself and to know that this could've very easily been one of my children. it really it really hits home." (pastor mike honaker/ river of life church) "we want to pray because that's what we came to do, right?" the community staying united saturday night -- for nicole's family -- and each other. (pastor mike honaker/ river of life church) "we pray right now for nicole's entire family that they would feel the warmth of your embrace, the power of your presence god." (sarah bradbury/ friend) "it's just crazy how someone could do that to her. " perhaps the largest question in the crowd was why this had to happen to a 13-year-old girl.

river of life church) "and god, we trust you tonight, even when we don't understand. " police charged natalie marie keepers with improper disposal of a body. eisenhauer is charged with first degree murder and abduction in the disappearance of the teenager. lovell's body is at the medical examiner's office in roanoke for an autopsy. for the latest developments in this major story - go to wavy

tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. tuesday: mix a better end to the weekend - it was gorgeous outside today with thin cirrus clouds through the evening hours with the mercury falling back into the upper-50s by 9 pm. overnight, the high light southerly breeze, temperatures will only bottom out in the upper-40s, so it'll office tomorrow - expect plenty of sunshine through the morning, then increasing clouds through the afternoon. it'll be another warm afternoon with highs near 70. a cold front will showers, but it's not going to be a soaker. in the wake of that front, it'll be noticeably cooler on temperatures will be back in the low-70s on wednesday. but there is a trade-off.. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies on wednesday with showers developing through the afternoon. covering decision 2016 this evening -- the iowa

covering decision 2016 this evening -- the iowa caucuses are tomorrow night and the polls point to a close race in both parties. who will win and what that will mean depends on turnout, which, in the words of one caucus expert is usually "terrible." so the candidates is both parties are scrambling to get out ther vote. steve handelsman has the moines. bernie sanders ...trailing by 3 in the latest polls here in iowa...needs a big trump went to church in later, in council bluffs, first on blah blah... first on blah blah.... (no time personality haha) but at a church in des moines, a symbol of a

"no i've never caucused before and i'm still not sure if i'm going to or have" despite all the tv ads and caucus preparation. only 1 in 6 iowans will show up the most likely republicans to go are evangelicals backing ted cruz, not trump says a caucus expert (rachel paine caufield/caucus expert drake university ) so ted cruz is really seeking those reliable caucus goers. donald trump, on the other hands, is really hoping that first time caucus goers who support him go out. cruz called trump not conservative (sen. ted cruz / (r/tx) they're looking for a consistent conservative. trump called cruz nasty (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "nobody likes him and... you can't run a country counting on first time caucusers, joining him to empower the middle class (sen. bernie sanders/(d/vt) presidential candidate) "the only way that hapens is when millions of poeople stand up and demand our govt work for everyone and not just the 1%++++++++ yay polls show 80 percent of hillary clinton's supporters are ready to caucus for her. (s/hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i will stand for you i will fight for you, i will work my heart out." clinton seems set up for an iowa win (insert ends) (two second pause) audio

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after eight days on the run, three dangerous fugitives are back in custody in california. one turned himself in friday. the remaining two were caught a day later -- 400 miles from where they broke out of jail -- in santa ana. dan simon reports on how the remaining two were finally caught. (larry gray/ witness) "i heard the police tell him to get on the ground." larry gray originally thought the man police were arresting was a homeless person, until he heard the tone of the officer's commands. (larry gray/ witness) "'get on the ground! get on the ground!' i knew right then that that was more than a homeless person. and then i saw, kind of saw the complexion of the guy that was in, on the internet and the newspapers." that guy was 37-year-old hossein nayeri -- the one suspected of being the ringleader behind the escape. police say an unidentified tipster recognized him and the white van, linked to the prisoners. (grace scott gatpandan/ san francisco police dept.) "a citizen saw someone. saw something suspicious, notified an officer. and that notification ultimately led to the

armed and dangerous suspects." the second man was 20-year-old jonathan tieu, who officers found hiding induced the van parked in front of a whole foods grocery store. police say they also found ammunition inside the vehicle. (sheriff sandra hutchens/ orange co., ca) "i can say this morning that the entire state can breathe a sigh of relief because we have the other two dangerous individuals turned himself in on friday at an auto parts store in orange county. the daring and elaborate escapee took place on january 22nd. the men cut through a wall, and crawled through plumbing tunnels, making their way onto the roof of the jail. using bed sheets, they rappelled to the ground. with the men back in custody, the focus now is how they did it. late last week authorities arrested this woman, nooshfarin ravahgi, who taught english inside the jail. the orange county sheriff's department says she admitted giving materials to nayeri, including maps and overhead photos of the

the men will again be housed in the orange county central men's jail, but will be in a more secure unit. straight ahead - tree down - we'll tell you how one oak tree stopped the mardi gras party in new orleans. and - big game preps - the work that's being done to make sure super bowl 50 goes

a large oak tree limb fell on an 18-wheeler during a mardi gras parade in new orleans this weekend. police say six people including a child and pizza delivery man are hurt because of the tree. although no one was seriously hurt. the limb fell on the opposite side of the street from where parade floats were rolling. city employees managed to clear the wrecked truck and tree allowing the party to go on. straight ahead - spectacular view - a man uses his professional abilities to dance with the

one week from now, santa clara, california will be packed for super bowl 50. before that, much still to be done to pretty up levis stadium and the surrounding areas. carolina panthers and denver broncos imagery is taking over the regular home of the san francisco 49ers. crews are also getting

tailgaters before the game. people are already coming by to see the progess of the stadium. a tennis match between depaul university and michigan state university was postponed saturday, after the spartan's tennis equipment was stolen from their van. the michigan state women's tennis team came to chicago for a match.. but went home victims of a crime. s/simone even describe it. it's sickening to my stomach, really the team was fitness in lincoln park at around 11am... and walked to get some lunch. they were came back the student athletes found that the car- the van- had been broken into and damaging a lock on the drivers side door. once inside they took anything belongings. s/simone jardim/head coach/michigan state women's tennis you talk items that are very valuable the team was forced to the team... including the tennis rackets which feature a spartan logo. the coach is hoping if someone spots a stolen item, they will give something that you don't really see very often and when it happen it's

the coach says one of the credit cards that was stolen was used twice in the hours after the theft... she and the team are hoping that will help police track down the thieves the coach says one of the she and the team are hoping that will help police track down the thieves a british airways flight going chicago had to turn after a mechanical issue yesterday. the issue occurred two hours into the flight the pilot sucessfully landed the plane despite issues with the landing after making it's return to londonpassengers transferred to to chicago. talk about some cool video from norway. a spanish red bull athlete

professional paraglider skills to dance with the northern lights earlier this month. in the video - you're able to see the paraglider along the beautiful backdrop. the feat - a beautiful one - easiest for the paraglider. freezing temperatures, snow storms, bad visibility and frozen wires made the trip a little difficult. tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10

monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. tuesday: mix of sun and clouds. cooler. highs: low-50s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. you couldn't ask for a better end to the weekend - it was gorgeous outside today with temperatures topping out in the through the evening hours with the mercury falling back into the upper-50s by 9 pm. overnight, the high clouds will stay locked in place. with a little bit of cloud cover and a light southerly breeze, temperatures will only bottom out in the upper-40s, so it'll actually be a mild start to your monday. it's going to be tough to sit in a classroom or office tomorrow - expect plenty of sunshine through the morning, then increasing clouds through the afternoon. it'll be another warm afternoon with highs near

swing through the region monday evening, so that will give us a chance of isolated showers, but it's not going to be a soaker. in the wake of that front, it'll be noticeably cooler on tuesday with highs back in the low-50s. the cool down will be short-lived since temperatures will be back in the low-70s on wednesday. but there is a trade-off.. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies on wednesday with showers developing

odu basketball is back on the right track--- are uva's road woes out of the way---- and the battle of the bay-----hampton university----the team to beat after round

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weren't on tv----or even internet--- but the monarchs capped off good trip to florida with a 64-60 win at florida international--- odu in the dark jerseys---led 36 minutes of the game----but fiu kept it close---trey freeman for three--- game-high half---monarchs on the run----brandon stith with the cleanup dunk---he had 13--- odu only led by 2 with a minute 13 to go---freeman with the dagger----later sealed it at the line---first time in six games, freeman didn't score 28----but odu now 12 and 10---5 and 4 in conference usa with the win--- they get a week off---they head to charlotte next saturday round one of battle of the bay goes to hampton university----who took down rival norfolk state 86-76 yesterday--- making it a little sweeter----pirates also took the top spot in the mideastern athletic conference standings---- but you know---the battle is never just about the

"band plays" always a spectacle when these two meet--- over 8 thousand in hampton to see the fight for first place--- white----reginald johnson---to jervon presley------ johnson is the second leading scorer in the meac----- led all scorers with 29 points--- 5 lead changes in this game--- but johnson kept them ahead--- pirates pull away late and go on for the 10 point win--- coach ed joyner----what did you think of reggie--- "he was outstanding. with him having to transition to the point guard, he's been "uncomfortable," as he says it. but when you're averaging 17 points and four assists get his wits about him at the position. hopefully (last night) was a huge step for him--- pirates in first place at 8 and 1 in the conference---- state's big three---d'shon taylor had 17 points-----and had one of the best plays

for the putback dunk----double-double for the big man jordan butler---10 points 12 rebounds and 23 points for jeff short------the team's leading scorer--- it wasn't enough---but nsu is still a very good team and still in the hunt----the loss snapped a 4-game win streak--- and in fact---coach robert jones----says this could be a good learning experience come tournament time--- "some of these guys have never played in this environment. so you kind of learn some things about your inner-self in this environment, but i like a tournament environment, kind of like scope would be. so it was good for us to play here now, and hopefully down the road it will be a learning experience. pirates have now won four of the last six meetings against the spartans--- next matchup between these two---march 3rd in norfolk---- uva lost its first three acc road games, and struggled to find any consistency away from charlottesville----but the two-time

champions are starting to find their form--- yesterday---playing maybe their most complete game of the season in a 63-47 rout at 16th ranked louisville--- tony bennett's patent pack-line defense was in peake form--- forcing the home cardinals into 18 turnovers--- anthony gill the dunk---he had 13 points--- and so did malcolm brogden---- there with the fastbreak points--- uva never trailed---led by as many as 23 against a team that rarely loses at home----coach tony bennett-----says there's still growing to do--- "to ever assume, "yeah, we got this. we're good," that would be a big mistake. but for them to kinds of teams with different strengths and weeknesses, but yeah, you certainly say, "okay. that was a complete game on both ends. you're capable, now let's continue on. cavaliers have now won four straight---two straight on the road---now tied for third in the acc---they get boston college home on wednesday.

first tennis major----the australian open---rematch of last year's final and it wasn't close----world number one novak djokovic---powered past world number two andy murray in straight sets------6-1, 7-5, and 7-6----the djoker continues to dominate the sport-----this was his 11th grand slam title---his third straight at the aussie open, which he's also won five of the past six

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