(under video) 03=11:06 "i'm like wow i was just almost murdered in my own home" almost-- but now happened back in august at her village at western branch apartment on churchland boulevard. 01=:35 "i walked into my apartment and as soon as i unlocked my door and opened it there was somebody standing right behind my door." tashaye, who asked us not use her last name didn't have any time to react-- 04=:14:55 "the first one was my face i thought it was a punch to the face so that when i kneeled down" she didn't know it at the time but-- the blows that followed weren't punches-- they were a knife piercing her skin. rememberer getting attacked in my house and running away" she got help-- doctors repaired the cut artery in her neck. there were 13 days in the hospital, 6 of those in icu. 01=8:20 "i'm not fully healed yet. like i said the scars that i am still working on" when police scene in august.. they found a teenager who also had

first police told 10 on your side it was police he is not a hero he was the one that was attacking me" 6 months later-- portsmouth police still haven't made an arrest.. we asked about the case and if the teenager is a suspect. police wouldn't go that far but they do say they have a suspect. the victim wasn't able to pick him out of a photo line up so now they are waiting on forensic evidence to come back. 01=4:00 "it is scary knowing he still on the streets it has been 6 months and they don't have real hard idea if they can charge him cause he is a minor" yes tashaye is living with scars-- there are those you can see-- but many more you can't. 01=7:46 "i know i do at least want to know why he did it" no one is sure yet how the suspect was able to get into the victim's apartment. i'm told as soon as the forensic evidence comes

the case will be sent to the commownwealth's attorney to decide on charges. jason marks 10 on your side. after this morning's non event - it turned out to be a beautiful day it's going to continue into the weekend chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: mainly clear. patchy ice on the roads. lows: low-30s. winds: n 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. not as windy, but chilly. highs: mid-40s. winds: light ne. sunday: go bronc-- err..mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers in nc. highs: upper-40s. winds: n 5-15 mph. we had a mix of rain, snow, and sleet this morning, but now all of the wet weather has moved out of here! we have has held temperatures in the mid-40s. overnight, expect mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the low-30s. any puddles left on the roads will freeze, so there could be some icy spots tomorrow morning. it won't be as windy on saturday, but it'll be cool with highs in the mid-40s. by sunday, a and the possibility of

northeast north carolina and along the outer banks during the afternoon and evening hours. right now, the rain should remain south of hampton roads, but we'll be watching the latest model runs through the weekend. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies through monday with highs in the upper-40s. in new york city -- the weather may be to blame for a crane collapse that killed one person and injured three others. it happened this morning as the crane was being moved because of high

in lower manhattan. the crane's boom landed on top of several parked cars -- killing someone inside. the collapse also sparked a gas leak - but crews were able to shut off gas to buildings in the area. we're learning more about two new york city police officers who were shot a new york housing project when they were shot and wounded. both officers are in stable now. one was shot in the face -- the other shot in the chest. police say the officers came across two people in a stairwell -- when one of them pulled a gun and officers. the shooter took off -- but officers found him apparent self-inflicted gun shot wound. a second suspect is in custody. in chicago -- new information in a police investigating where six people were found dead. the bodies were found yesterday after a the people had not shown up for work for several days. police say all of the victims appear to be from the same family. we just learned a short time ago -- according to

office -- five of the victims were stabbed to death. a sixth person died from multiple gunshot wounds. investigators say there were no signs of forced entry. the case is being treated as a homicide. all new. one of the first u-s astronauts has died. edgar mitchell was part of the apollo 14 mission. he was the sixth man to walk on the moon. mitchell died in south florida last night after a short illness. his passing coincides with the 45th anniversary of his mission from january 31st to february 9th in 19-71. he and alan shepard helped nasa recover apollo 13's aborted and near fatal mission. he was 85. wiki-leaks founder julian assange has been "arbitrarily detained." that's according to a united nations panel. assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for more than three years. he's wanted in sweden on sex assault charges. but he's afraid of being extradited to the u-s for leaking documents about the iraq war. assange's attorney says

"miscarriage of justice." assange said today - it's the end of the road for sweden and the u-k. (julian assange, wikileaks founder) "how sweet it is. this is a family, for my children" the swedish and u-k government do not agree. both countries issued statements condemning the ruling -saying it "changes nothing." experts say unsanitary conditions in brazil's slums are providing potential breeding grounds for mosquitoes that can transmit the zika virus. that's why many south american countries are now concentrating on prevention. health care workers in peru are spraying insecticides and passing out information -- warning the public about the dangers of the virus. in the capitol of uruguay - a city of one point three million

house to house -- looking for standing water -- breeding grounds for mosquitoes that could carry zika. virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine sent a letter to president obama today asking for more money to fight the zika virus. specifically they addressed the need to "control outbreaks and counter the spread" of the disease -- telling the president - investing in the effort to combat zika abroad -- is one of the most important things we can do to prevent widepsread transmission here at home. according to the c-d-c -- right now there are 35 cases of zika virus confirmed in the u-s -- including one here in virginia. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - more jobs added. a drop in unemployment. why the news isn't all good in the latest jobs report. then a little later -- we're just four days away from another key primary. why gender is taking center stage in the

volkswagen is still trying to figure out how damaging its diesel emissions scandal will be for investors. the german automaker is pushing back its annual earnings report - and its annual shareholder meeting. volkswagen has admitted to installing software in some of its diesel-powered cars that alters the performance of engines when tested for emissions. it made the vehicles appear cleaner than they were. volkswagen has apologized -- and suspended nine managers. the company is being sued by u-s authorities over the scandal. it could cost the company 18 billion dollars in fines. mixed news coming out of the latest jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped to four point nine percent -- the lowest level since 20-08. the u-s economy added 151-thousand jobs in january - that's more than economist projected. president obama says it's a testament to workers an businesses being resilient and "sticking to it." (president obama) "over the past six months,

the crisis. and the policies that i'll push this year are designed to give workers even more leverage to earn raises and promotions." the news isn't all good though. . the four-week average of people filing for unemployment has gone up since october, meaning more people are out of work. this trend usually foreshadows slower job growth. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - in the race for the white house -- the hot topic today is gender. why hillary clinton is fighting for the support of women in the new a winter storm that could pack quite a punch. plus - what's in store for hampton roads this weekend? chief meterologist don slater is up next with your full forecast. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite.

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all new at 5:30 -- hampton police are looking for two people they say tried to rob a bank. they say they got calls for help around three

and-f bank. that's on coliseum drive -- right at the intersection with hardy cash. police say the suspects went in with their faces covered, but an employee saw them. that employee locked the main door before the suspects could get in. both people managed to get away and no one was hurt. in new hampshire, today, gender is a bigger issue, being raised by hillary clinton as she tries for as comeback in a state where most democratic women say they support bernie sanders. nbc's steve handelsman is on that story tonight, as the snow falls in new england. sot: hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate "every woman on this stage is someone i deeply admire" hillary clinton, in manchester, presented herself with prominent women who support her but more new hampshire women backed bernie sanders in the latest nbc news, wall street journal marist poll at last night's debate, she made gender an issue sot: hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me, a woman running to be the first woman president, as

establishment. but, at the market basket in manchester, today some women supported clinton sot: katherine von husen, clinton supporter "im voting for hillary because she is a woman and she has a lot of beliefs that i do" sot: other of them you dont trust hillary clinton?? no " clinton's reaching out. sot: hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate "and a word to young people supporting sanders. i know you might not be for me now but i am for you" bernie sanders today appealed to women...slamming republicans opposing abortion rights sot: bernie sanders (d) presidential candidate "they are saying every women in this dont have the right to control their own bodies...i disagree" on the gop side, jeb bush had his mother come in... nats: barbara bush vote for jeb! tough and beloved...former first

role model to some new hampshire women on cam tag the snow kept donald trump from returning to new hampshire. he and the rest of the republicans are preparing for their debate here tomorrow night steve handelsman nbc news manchester preparing for their debate here tomorrow night steve handelsman nbc news manchester a winter storm is expected to drop as much thousands of people were without powers in parts of southern new england. here's a look at new york where the snow falling had an impact on the commute today. officials across the region are asking

tonight: mainly clear. patchy ice on the roads. lows: low-30s. winds: n 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. not as windy, but chilly. highs: mid-40s. winds: light ne. sunday: go bronc-- err..mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers in nc. highs: upper-40s. winds: n 5-15 mph. we had a mix of rain, snow, and sleet this morning, but now all of the wet weather has moved out of here! we have been tracking a decent amount of sunshine through the afternoon, but that northwest wind has held temperatures in the mid-40s. overnight, expect mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the low-30s. any puddles left on the roads will freeze, so there could be some icy spots tomorrow morning. it won't be as windy on saturday, but it'll be cool with highs in the mid-40s. by sunday, a and the possibility of some scattered showers in northeast north carolina and along the outer banks during the afternoon and evening hours. right now, the rain should remain south of hampton roads, but we'll be watching the

the weekend. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies through monday with highs in the upper-40s. tonight: mainly clear. patchy ice on the roads. lows: low-30s. winds: n 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. not as windy, but chilly. highs: mid-40s. winds: light ne. sunday: go bronc-- err..mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers in nc. highs: upper-40s. winds: n 5-15 mph. we had a mix of out of here! we have been tracking a decent amount of sunshine through the afternoon, but that northwest wind has held temperatures in the mid-40s. overnight, expect mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the low-30s. any puddles left on the roads will freeze, so there could be some icy spots tomorrow morning. it won't be as windy on saturday, but it'll be cool with highs in the mid-40s. by sunday, a storm system will develop offshore, which will give us a little more cloud cover and the possibility of some scattered showers in northeast north carolina and along the outer banks

evening hours. right now, the rain should remain south of hampton roads, but we'll be watching the latest model runs through the weekend. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies through monday with highs in the

and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- charges dropped for the woman accused of killing two children in a crash-- at least for now. see how-- and where-- the case could come back. and an off-season battle over football for kids. will the money be there to play? the debate facing one city's rec department--

americans are spending more to say "i love you" this valentine's day. according to the national retail federation - americans will spend about $147 on flowers, candy, stuffed animals, jewelry and other gifts this valentine's day. four dollars and fifty cents more than last year. total spending on valentine's day this year --expected to be a record high -- nearly 20 billion dollars. so what's the

give? candy. 50 percent of people said that's why they plan to buy for their valentine this year. and in japan -- nothing says romance like chocolate noodles. a restaurant in tokyo is serving up chocolate-topped ramen in honor of valentines day. the restaurant manager says the chocolate ramen is quite popular - with more than 100 orders in the first four days. and here's a little fun fact -- in japan - it's the girls who give the chocolates to the boys on valentine's day. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - taking the scenic route! how a typo led to a five hour detour. then at 6-- time for change. the call within better protect teachers and students while they're in class. joe fisher-- woth the story only on 10-- next

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stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. a deadly crash-- two young lives lost but the woman accused-- off the hook for now. it's a story that's not quite over-- but had us asking questions about why the change of heart. this is a story that got a lot of attention when it happened in september. a woman-- lead police on a chase-- crashing the girls inside. 8 year old destiny wilson and 5 year old shawnta wilson lost their lives in the crash just off 2-64 in portsmouth. but charges against the driver-- were suddenly pulled this week. in a series of crimes this serious-- how did it happen? 10 on your side's chris horne is in portsmouth with more. chris? the new prosecutor in the case has withdrawn the original charges against the woman, so the

mean she's off the hook for the deaths of jurisdiction. this could result in another murder charge later on. it will be up to the attorney in suffolk to make that determination but that doesn't mean for now that woman was -- who was behind the wheel that day is off the hook. these were the two little girls who were killed in the awful september crash. destiny wilson and her 5-year-old sister shawnta were riding in the back seat with no seat belts, when 20-year-old takiara lewis-white went speeding by a trooper's cruiser. police chased her and say her s.u.v. topped out at nearly 120 when she was on i-264 in potts moth. when she tried to take the greenwood drive exit, the cab --