we are following developing news out of virginia beach. police are still searching for a dangerous suspect. this is 20-year-old devante williams. police say he was involved in a shooting on kitimal drive, near dam neck road, this morning . the victim's family tell us he shot his own mother. she is expected to be okay. erin kelly joins us live. erin, what are family members telling you right now? devante's father says they love him -- and want to get him the help he needs. he doesn't know why this

on his wife -- who is doing better. police surrounded this home on kitimal drive near dam neck road thursday morning. they got a call for a shooting around 7:30. dylan riggs - neighbor c0016 - 926 i woke up to a phone call from my mom saying there was a shooting about 7 houses down. come to find out, coming outside, it was one of my neighbors. 933 neighbor dylan riggs told us he didn't know what happened or who was involved. police have been searching for 20 year old devante jamal williams. they say he's armed and dangerous. dylan riggs - neighbor c0016 - 1341 that's never happened ever in this neighborhood, so it's very scary, especially, you know, we do have a lot of children. a lot of young young children and to even know that there's somebody that's shooting in this area is very scary. 1357 police have been looking for a 2014 four door red toyota camry with virginia tags that say "prosper." dylan riggs - neighbor 1029 it's actually always parked right beside the house. i believe that's the mom's car. 1035 court paperwork shows williams was charged with

same description -- from a female family member back in august -- along with a gun. prosecutors later dropped the charges. but williams was convicted of stealing other items from her. williams is wanted for attempted murder, two gun charges, and carjacking. if you know something about this, call the crime line. live in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. tonight, a ten on your side investigation into the scandal that rocked virginia beach city hall. mayor will sessoms-- accused of casting votes to benefit the borrowers of townebank-- his employer. andy fox is here with part of his investigation into the fallout. as we report tonight the virginian pilot investigation had far-reaching fallout. it impacted how townebank does business, how the city of virginia beach does business, how city council members do business. (25;37 7) (what are people going to think reading this )) runs:03 virginia beach mayor will sessoms was worried

investigation hit the headline his votes benefited townebank borrowers. the investigation forced townebank to change policy. bank senior executives like sessoms can no longer run for elective office. sessoms had to choose between keeping his job with townebank or be mayor. he chose the people with a little nudging (37:17 8 after 37:25) ((i think you can't understate the parachute it was very generous )) runs: 05 sessoms parachute. he gets $425,000 a year until 2019 then his retirement kicks in $215,000 a year for 15 years. (37;45 8) ((if it was not as generous would you have resigned as mayor and remained at the bank? i don't know the answer to that question because that wasn't presented to me)) runs: 08 another change, financial disclosure forms developers need to fill

approval for projects. this is the new disclosure form for virginia beach. much more detailed, more information required, and down at city hall more scrutiny by the city attorney. tonight at six, our full investigation into the mayor will sessoms scandal, how it unfolded, what he was thinking, doing, and he answers the question did he ever consider resigning from office. new information in the case of a man accused of leading police on a chase. but that's not all -- police say he threw a toddler over a fence-- as he tried to get away. 10 on your side's joe fisher just got out of tom, nicole -- two felonies and three misdemeanors are moving forward here in virginia beach court against devonte johnson. police say the convicted felon took them on a high speed pursuit, topping 100 miles per hour in october -- and the entire time he

child in the back seat. since october -- and he'll stay there after a judge found him guilty on three misdeamonors. the judge also certified one count of felony eluding and one count of child endangerment to a grand jury. a state police trooper -- who testified in court thursday -- said he spotted johnson driving 75 in a 55 -- on i-64 east near indian river road october 10. the trooper tried pulling him over, but he never stopped. johnson finally stopped near reon road -- but when the trooper got out of his car -- he again took off. this time reaching speeds at 100 miles per hour, according to court testimony, for a mile before slamming into a townhouse on peppermill place. :15 "high speed chase, eventually i don't know if he lost control ... he ran into the house." the trooper testified that when johnson got out of

get the baby to make sure he was okay. instead, johnson reached in the car, grabbed the baby and took off running down the street. the trooper says he then threw the baby "like a basketball" over a six foot privacy fence before trying to jump the fence himself. he was unsuccessful and taken into custody. defense attorney williamtaliaferro super = william taliaferro, jr./defense attorney "he gave the police a statement that someone tried to rob him earlier at a small mart around there somewhere and that initially he was running from those people." "you see police lights behind him, you think he should have stopped?" "he used some pretty bad judgement there's no question about it." joe fisher 10 on your

the accomack county sheriff's office has no suspects yet just after midnight --- deputies found a man shot outside a home on raymond townsend lane in horntown. 22-year-old robert baytops the fourth died at the hospital. hampton police believe they have the man responsible for a deadly robbery in custody. police say an employee of the gift card atm store on west mercury boulevard shot two suspects last month. 18-year-old timothy johnson died at the scene. 21-year-old tacarie veney was also shot and went to the hospital. now veney is in jail facing a list of charges. the employee who shot the suspect isn't facing charges because he was legally carrying the gun.

a portsmouth man for allegedly taking indecent liberties with a child. court documents say donald womack gave the 15-year-old money, food and alcohol. on three occasions, the documents say: the alcohol made the teen pass out. police say womack inappropriately touched the victim in october and november. in 2012, a judge sentenced the 41- year-old to serve eight months of a five year sentence-- for taking indecent liberties with a child. he now faces five new charges. 63-year-old raymond ellis faces several charges including abduction and robbery. virginia beach police arrested him for two similar cases: one on rosemont road on january 16th, and the other on january 26th-- on the same road. both crimes involved the suspect armed with a knife approaching victims in a parking lot. one was also sexually assaulted. ellis is in jail without bond. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- caught on camera. more than a dozen a-b-c stores are ripped off. why police think it may have been done by a repeat offender.

manteo with beth rebuck, beth what does your family have? the only known copy of the first super bowl tape in the world. but we can't see it and neither can yu ill explaqin why

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a follow-up to a federal lawsuit involving military housing. a new trial date has been set for a family claiming they found mold in their home. in 20-10. a family says mold at the lincoln military housing complex in norfolk made them sick. the case was put on hold when the judge declared a mistrial-- right after jury selection last month. trial is now set for march second. the navy teamed up with responders from chesapeake for a special exercise. this is a drill for an active shooter at the northwest annex. n-c-i-s was also there to observe. with so many occurrences of mass violence in the world, officials say these exercises are vital.

demange - officer in charge northwest annex 20;56;00;07 key to get chesapeake fire and world situation in a timely fashion. 20;56;13;20 a similar drill was help today in virginia beach at jeb little creek-fort story. this woman from the outer banks possess a golden piece of super bowl history that the nfl apparently doesn't want. so why are they forbidding her to sell it? hear what he told matt gregory, next. and-- a live look now at the soggy evening commute. our crew is on your side checking road conditions in north carolina. don will tell you when the clouds will finally

it's a golden weekend, the nfl kicks off the 50th super bowl. it all began as the afl-nfl world championship game. experts say its nearly impossible to find a copy of the original broadcast. one family in manteo, on the outer banks, says-- they may have the only copy, but it looks like the public will never see it. 10 on your side's matt gregory explains the problem. more than 40 years later, beth rebuck can remember the last gift from her first husband before he died. two large films beth rebuck / family owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 1:06 "he said maybe they'll come in handy someday you'll be able to educate the children and use the owns super bowl 1 recording c0002 3:39 " where do you put something you don't know where to put it? either in your basement or your attic." 3:43 her son troy while in high school saw the recordings. it wasnt until she moved to manteo that the two of them realized how rare a find they had.

even have a copy." 1:47 matt gregory (standup we'd like to show you the footage, but due to an ongoing disupte with the nfl we cant." beth rebuck / family owns they're like we have the copyright there is nothing you can do we'll sue you. you know you're in violation. nobody can see it." 5:36 we ca't even show you the tapes becuase they arent here. 13:59 they are in a mine." milesaaway they sit. rebuck surrounds her self with the real treasure he first husband wanted her to protect. her family. the tapes will have to wait. 8:28 " i feel excited i feel sad i feel frustrated because you have something that is supposed to be wonderful and you can't share it with anyone." 8:41 matt gregory, 10 on your side.

out to the n-f-l to ask about the tape - they told us - they own the copyright to the game and n-f-l films has every play of the game - so they do not need the tape. hampton police need your help finding a shooting suspect. detectives say alexander king shot a woman during a robbery january 29th --- while she sat in a car on towne centre way. the victim survived. hampton police warn: king should be considered armed and dangerous. but if you know where to find him --- call the crime line. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: cloudy with on/off showers. lows: mid-30s. winds: n 10-20 mph. friday: a few showers early, possibly some sleet and snow mixing in. no accumulations expected. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool, but not as windy. highs: mid-40s. winds:

tracking rain and a north/northeast breeze throughout the afternoon. not much will change this evening - expect on and off showers with temperatures holding so it will be a slow ride home. overnight, we'll continue to track periods of rain. by early tomorrow morning, we could see some sleet and/or snowflakes mix in with the raindrops. since the ground is so wet, it's would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will quickly build in behind it'll remain windy though - sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'll be cool with highs staying in the mid-40s. we have it looks like it'll push out to sea and not bother us. (i can't rule out some spotty showers along the outer banks sunday morning, but that's about it.) tonight: cloudy with

mph. friday: a few showers early, possibly some sleet and snow mixing in. no accumulations expected. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool, but not as windy. highs: mid-40s. winds: light north. we have been tracking rain and a north/northeast breeze throughout the afternoon. not much will change this evening - expect on and off showers with temperatures holding so it will be a slow ride home. overnight, we'll continue to track periods of rain. by early tomorrow morning, we could see some sleet and/or snowflakes mix in with the raindrops. since the ground is so wet, it's unlikely anything would stick. if anything sticks to the grass, cars, or sidewalks, it would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will mid-40s. it'll remain windy though - sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'll be cool with highs staying in the mid-40s. we have it looks like it'll push out to sea and not bother us. (i can't rule out some outer banks sunday morning, but that's about

your taking a live look at the a soggy commute. our live crew is on your side checking road conditions in moyok. you may find flooding in certain areas-- so please drive carefully as you head home. and be sure to watch wavy news 10 today starting at 4:30. dropping temperatures could mean a wintry mix. jen lewis will have her eyes on the roads. and meteorologist jeremy

to know in the latest weather forecast. coming up on wavy news 10 - police need your help catching a robber. see the surveillance

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an elderly woman is dead after a crash in southampton county. investigators say there was heavy rain at the

weather caused it. it happened around 5 last night, at the intersection of main street and rochelle investigators say 81-year old alice ricks' car crossed the center line and hit another, head-on. they are trying to determine why the car crossed the wearing a seatbelt. the driver and passenger of the other car were hurt. portsmouth police are tonight. officers say someone hit the dollar deals on victory boulevard around 7 last night. this is surveillance video of the robbery. no one was hurt. if you can help catch the suspect -- call the crime line. coming up on wavy news 10 - the commonwealth hopes to team up with other states-- to collect unpaid tolls from out-of-state drivers. hear what penalties those drivers could face-- if this new law passes. plus - straight ahead at five-thirty - he got a grilling about price-gouging on capitol hill today. why the most hated man in america had

out of state toll breakers - cost the commonweatlh a lot of money. now state lawmakers are looking to make sure they pay up. a new bill will allow virginia to enter into enforcement deals with other states so tolls can be collected. the states would share information about toll cheaters - possibly preventing those their license until they pay up. the virginia d-m-v says around 200-thousand states owe 8-point-8 million dollars in tolls, of those out-of-state offenders live in maryland and dc. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! caught on camera -- a repeat offender. more than a dozen abc stores -- ripped off. why police think one man may be responsible for all of it. (anita pastor-1)6:29 there's always been a question of why 6:30 a local minister talks about the lasting legacy of a family killed in a murder-

"you have to make it known. talk about it. you've got to talk about it." the dangers lurking online. how parents can protect kids from predators looking to take advantage. the end is in sight -- after 24 plus hours worth of rain fall it's just about over. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: cloudy with on/off showers. lows: mid-30s. winds: n 10-20 mph. friday: a few showers early, possibly some sleet and snow mixing in. no accumulations expected. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool, but not as windy. highs: mid-40s. winds: light north. we have been tracking rain and a north/northeast breeze throughout the afternoon. not much will change this evening - expect on and off showers with temperatures holding steady in the mid-40s. there will likely be some localized flooding, especially on the roads,