(8 17:34) (10 on yoru side contineus investigating the investigation into dr. welch we found the number one witness for investigators comign up)) runs: i'm joe fisher, in the wavy newsroom -- with the newport news --- and then moving across the country. coming up, the charges he now faces. " im matt gregory in elizabeth city where the police department says this small camera in transparency as well as evidence. that story coming up." this is where a major symposium will happen tomorrow addressing violent crime in hampton roads. im brandi cummings in hampton with why you should plan to be here. i'm dl with the story of a norfolk police officer who's been going out of his own pocket to help homeless in need. now he has a way that you can help. first at 4: the weather.

chill. it's just going to keep meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center. tonight: increasing clouds with a small snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in the 30s. friday, a

will move offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the form of snow showers by the afternoon & evening. that system quickly moves out by the weekend, but an arctic ridge of high pressure will move in and take control of our area. this will bring some very cold air our way with teens & low 20s for morning lows...and afternoon highs below the freezing mark. so, brace yourself for colder days ahead. by early next week, we're watching the potential for more wintry weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. breaking news from norfolk international airport -- it says you can finally use uber there again! the ride sharing company and airport have been at odds for weeks over a contracting dispute. for a while -- drivers couldn't give people rides to or from the airport. norfolk international has tweeted it is welcoming uber as an authorized transporation provider. a local ship repair company will pay more than 4-million-dollars in a sex discrimination

accepted the deal -- brought about by women who say bae systems norfolk ship repair denied them raises and promotions. 10 on your side's erin kelly was in court -- and has been going through the paperwork. this 50-page complaint, was filed three years ago by women who work or used to work with bae. today both sides agreed the settlement was fair and judge arenda wright allen accepted it. the lawsuit claims female employees suffered discrimination based on their sex and didn't have equal opportunities for promotion. it also describes a hostile work environment -- with unwanted sexual advances. one woman claims someone said to her -- "you don't look like a pipefitter, you look like a secretary." we talked to a lawyer representing the plaintiffs in this case. 1529 i really sat with them and my jaw dropped. i couldn't believe what had been going on 1533, some of it for two decades 1535 and i really believe that janet aviles in particular, and all four of the named plaintiffs epitomize

a spokesperson for bae told me the company denies the allegations but settled to put the case behind them. and that the company values all employees and is committed to treating them fairly and with respect. we have the full statement on our website. investigation into an outer banks animal hospital drug bust. a veterinarian accused of felonies in the operation of the animal hospital of nags head. 64-year-old barrett welch and 54-year-old patrice welch were both arrested on felony trafficking in opium or heroin 10 on your side's andy fox went back to nags head to find out more about this. if you go to wavy.com and click the animal hospital of nags head story you will see more than 82,000 page views. it is going viral on facebook. and get this the wavy shared more than 3,315 times! people care about this story, and today we went looking for the main witness

but dr, logan bo-tzman no longer works at the animal hospital because he's been talking to investigators about what is going on at welch's operation. we were there when dr. welch's step- daughter was taking down dr. bo-tzman's name. he's the one who told detectives dr. welch is diverting controlled substances from his practice for his own personal use. we found him, and tried asking him some questions about the operation. (45:45 2) ((dr. botzman i am andy fox and i want to talk to you about dr. welch . sorry sir. about how he was diverting conrtrolled substances. the coor runs:15 botzman told investigators about all he saw at animal hospital of nags head.

today, but the door is locked, and they for us. at six how patrice welch's daughter is noted in the court paperwork, and why bo-tzman says she changed ownership of her dog. intriguing twist to the story. virginia beach police say a man accused of shooting his mother is in custody in los angeles. authorities tracked down 20-year-old devante williams yesterday. he's now awaiting the shooting happened last thursday at a home on kitmal drive, in the ocean lakes area. the suspect's mother was seriously injured. williams is facing several charges including attempted murder and carjacking. a man is behind bars in newport news --- accused of burning his girlfriend's three year old son. 24-year-old nathan horn is charged with malicious wounding and child neglect. joe fisher is live in the wavy newsroom with what 10 on your side uncovered in this case. detectives say the alleged abuse happened in september 2014.

the boy while the child's mother worked. he told her the burns were an accident --- as he straightened the boy's hair with a flat iron. neither the suspect or the mother took the boy to the doctor. but once the boy's grandmother noticed the injuries -- she took him to to the hospital --- and officials there notified authorities about the suspicious burns. after an extensive investigation --- police charged nathan horn. north dakota. court papers say he relocated to north dakota immediately after the victim suffered the burns while in his care. horn arrived at the newport news jail last friday. he's now charged with child neglect. police say it appears the healing. he's in jail with no bond. coming up at five -- we're digging further into the court paperwork. i'll tell you about a text message that may help prosecutors prove horn is guilty. for now, live in the newsroom, i'm joe

a developing story in norfolk. norfolk police need your help tracking down a serial burglar. detectives say the man in these surveillance photos has broken into 5 restaurants since january 22. the most recent was sunday. investigators say he stole cash from the businesses. if you recognize the suspect or know anything about the burglaries --- call the crime line. newport news police are working to track down the suspect that robbed a 16- year-old. the teen says he and two friends were walking along alan drive monday night. the victim says a man walking in front of them turned around and pulled out a gun. detectives say the suspect stole the teen's phone and jacket --- and then ran off. newport news police are also investigating a robbery while the victim was trying to sell his iphone case. the victim told detectives he was meeting the buyer on heritage way saturday night when two men approached

the victim says the suspects patted him down, went through his car trunk, stole his phone and wallet and then ran off. another robbery investigation in newport news. this one happened last night at the a-t- &-t store on jefferson avenue across from patrick henry mall. police say two suspects demanded money and cell phones from employees and then ran out with what they stole. no one was hurt. investigators ruled a newport news house fire accidental. this is video from last night on darden drive in the denbigh area. investigators say it was an electrical fire. the home is now condemned due to the excess damage. no one was home when the fire started. the red cross is helping four newport news residents after their house caught fire. norfolk police are investigating a crash that sent two people to the hospital. a 10 on your side viewer posted this picture on facebook from the scene this morning on tidewater drive near biltmore. investigators say a car turned in front of the truck you see on its side. both drivers should be okay. potentially big economic news for hampton roads.

approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development authority to use five-million dollars to persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk. a-d-p could bring thousands of new jobs. the relocation isn't a done deal. a-d-p has not made the decision to move. right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. breaking news in the race for the white house. carly fiorina has ended her presidential campaign. the former hewlett-packard executive announced the decision today on facebook. she finished seventh in new hampshire's primary. new jersey governor chris christie is expected to drop out of the race after finishing sixth. there's a big event tomorrow in hampton roads to address violent crime. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will tell you what specific members of the population it's trying to focus on. the labor department says there are more than five millions jobs out there. we'll tell you why employers are having a

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elizabeth city's police department signs on to a new era of transparency. today, the department released its plan for officers to wear body cameras. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live in elizabeth city with the latest. stephanie, earlier today, the chief of police eddie buffaloe called a press conference he rolled out the new body cameras and their policy as he tells us, within his department this is a popular change. within the next few months 40 of elizabeth city's officers will wear a watchguard vista body camera. under their policy, officers wil record

action they do. from traffic stops to use of force. they can only turn it off in a non criminal matter in which a person asks for privacy. chief buffaloe tells me its not just about showing the public their actions. he believes its helpful in court. chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0024 8:30 "this was evidence that the officer could use as well as the the defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40 chief buffao says his officers have no problem with their actions being recorded. now how often will the public see video from police actions? i asked the chief coming up in one hour on wavynews 10 at 5. in elizabeth city matt gregory 10 on your side the iranian drone that flew over the norfolk-based u-s-s harry s. truman was the first to conduct an overflight of a u-s carrier since 2014. that's according to a navy report obtained by the associated press. we showed you this video last month from the drone

carrier in the persian gulf on january 12th the a-p says a drone flew over the u-s-s george h.w. bush in 2014. the most recent unmanned flight is the latest tense naval encounter between iran and the u-s after the recent nuclear deal. last month, iranian forces released several u-s sailors after american boats drifted into iranian waters. n-c dot says highway 12 in ocracoke is back open. this is a picture of crews working this morning to reopen the road. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: increasing clouds with a small chance for some light snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s.

friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in the 30s. friday, a weak area of low pressure will move offshore of the

moisture our way...in the form of snow showers by the afternoon & evening. that system quickly moves out by the weekend, but an arctic ridge of high pressure will move in and take control of our area. this will bring some very cold air our way with teens & low 20s for morning lows...and afternoon highs below the freezing mark. so, brace yourself for colder days ahead. by early next week, we're watching the potential for more wintry weather monday into

here's what's coming up in our next ninety virginia tech researchers are working to learn more about the zika virus. they've done a mosquito-borne viruses. new at 5: see what they

in particular, to combat zika transmission. new rules for driverless cars-- means a computer can now take the place of a person. we'll tell you why regulators pushed for the change-- and what it means for the technology's development. and-- new at 5:30-- for decades, it's been known as the place "where the locals eat." this week marks the end to the popular virginia beach seafood spot, "charlies". we spoke to workers and guests-- as they wrap up years of friendship and celebrations. see these stories when tom schaad joins me beginning at 5. i have a preview of a new exhibit opening this weekend in hampton roads. it's a look back at history --- some of it bad. car trouble for more than two million americans. we're on your side with a recall roundup from several different automakers. we'll tell

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we're on your side with information about more takata airbag recalls. daimler and mercedes-benz needs to replace the airbags in 840- thousand cars, s-u-vs and vans. here's what's included in the recall: 2005 to 2014 models of the c- class, e-class, slk and sls sedans and m- class, gl-class and r-class suvs. it also includes 2007-2014 sprinter and freightliner vans. the company will let you know if the car or van you are driving is part

volkswagen is recalling 680- thousand vehicles because of takata airbag problems. the recall includes several models made between 2006 and 2014. volkswagen plans to notify all owners of the affected vehicles about the recall. general motors is recalling more than 473-thousand trucks and suvs. the brake pedals can come loose and fail . the recall covers certain 2015 and 2016 chevrolet silverado hd, gmc sierra hd and chevrolet tahoe police vehicles. toyota's scion brand is recalling about 28- thousand f-r-s sports cars. you can take the keys out of the ignition without the car being in park. the mechanism that holds connected. the recall covers 2013 through 2016 models with transmissions. the number of job openings in the u-s is near a record high. the labor department says there were five-point-six

december. many workers don't have the skills to fill those positions. many require vocational training --- such as truck drivers, electricians or plumbers. experts also say some employers simply ask for too much such as demanding a college degree for entry-level positions. a local veteran is back with his world war two girlfriend for the first time in 70 years. we'll show you today's reunion on the other side of the world. violent crime in hampton roads. that's the topic of a big discussion here tomorrow. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will tell you about the message --- next. meteorologist ashley baylor is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater

tonight: increasing clouds with a small chance for some light snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so,

showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in the 30s. friday, a weak area of low pressure will move offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the form of snow showers by the afternoon & evening. that system quickly moves out by the weekend, but an arctic ridge of high pressure will move in and take control of our area. this will bring some very

teens & low 20s for morning lows...and afternoon highs below the freezing mark. so, brace yourself for colder days ahead. by early next week, we're watching the potential for more wintry weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. there is a huge event planned to address crime in hampton roads. the city of hampton is hosting a symposium tomorrow. virginia's governor along with leaders from across the country are expected to be here. there is a

population they are all looking to address. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live in our newsroom to explain. stephanie- hundreds of people will gather tomorrow to explore ways to "change the narrative for black males." that's the name of the symposium. hampton leaders have spent the last few months working to make this event happen. data shows that young black males are involved in a significant number of violent crimes - both as victims and offenders. those are statistics you often hear about affecting hampton and the entire hampton roads region. organizers have a full agenda...beginning tomorrow morning. representatives from all of the hampton roads cities will gather to discuss initiatives to engage young african american boys and prevent them from turning to crime. tomorrow evening the event opens to the public. resources will be available for youth and young adults in the community. sot - mayor george wallace, hampton - clip 1 22:11:53 i think its timely. i think it

we now have a focus on bringing all of our regional initiatives and problems together and address them in that particular passing. 22:12:12 we will put all the details of the event on our website wavy.com. live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. hundreds of u.s. soldiers are headed to afghanistan. the army says it will deploy soldiers to the southern afghan province of helmand. the new troops will assist afghan forces trying to push back taliban insurgents. the military says the soldiers will not take active combat roles. the court-martial of sergeant bowe bergdahl is on hold. an army appeals court judge has temporarily halted the desertion case. the court is deciding how to handle classified information. bergdahl walked off an outpost in afghanistan in 2009. his captors released him in exchange for five taliban detainees who were being held at guantanamo bay. the charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy carry a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.

barack obama's efforts to stop climate change. the supreme court has temporarily blocked the plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. under the e-p-a's clean power plan --- states would be required to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their energy consumption. more than two-dozen states have filed a federal lawsuit to challenge the plan. a federal appeals court will hold a hearing on that lawsuit in june. the clean power plan cannot be enforced during the legal challenge. we have new information about a deadly school bus crash in indiana. police say the driver forgot to pull the parking brake. an elementary school principal died and two students were hurt last month --- when the bus hit them on a sidewalk in front of the school. police say the driver got out of her seat after loading students and failed to engage the brake. witnesses say the principal saved the students by pushing them out of the way of the bus's path. so far, police have not filed charges against the

crash in germany. we followed this as breaking news all yesterday morning. today, german authorities say at least 10 people are dead after two commuter trains collided. the trains were traveling at about 60 miles per hour. investigators say the track where the crash happened had a slight curve, so it appears the drivers couldn't see each other. they are also looking at possible human, technical, and infrastructure error that could have caused the crash. this all happened in southern germany near the town of bad aibling. crews are using a huge crane to remove the wreckage. a traveling exhibition filled with the artifacts collected by a suffolk man is making a stop in portsmouth this week. therbia parker and his wife have accumulated quite a stockpile of memoribilia over the last 40 years. just look at some of the items that will be on display. we caught him today preparing to decorate the portsmouth community colored library museum for an educational treat. 3)30:49 it's history and you just can't take

shameful it is and just bury it in the dump 30:57 coming up at 5:30 we'll take a closer look at the things he's collected, the meaning behind them, and the revelance for people today. plus we'll talk about the not so historic controversy he says he's leaving in the past. police body cameras are a growing trend, but also a growing controversy. ahead at five we have a live report on the latest city in our viewing area with hopes to add this new technology. an unscheduled landing why passengers were applauding when this man walked off the plane but first --- smashing homes and sending residents running. we'll show you an elephant on the loose and

a 10 on your side follow-up right now at 4:00. we're hearing from the young man who decided it would be funny to throw a live alligator through the drive-thru window of a florida fast-food restaurant. (joshua james / faces criminal charges) "oh we were like fishing, just hanging out and we just like stumbled upon an alligator." "we are just like outdoors kind of people and anything we find or catching and like i said the idea kinda just popped in and you know one thing led to another. several news reporters caught up with joshua james after he bonded out of the west palm beach

yesterday --- police charged him with assault with a deadly weapon and unauthorized transport of an alligator. that alligator was more three feet long! james says he was trying to pull a prank on a friend who was working at the wendy's. "we thought we would pull a prank on our buddy who works at wendy's and just go couldn't. i was freaking out honestly just because i figured out how i'm really in trouble for this. i think my pranking days are over. the incident happened back in october. it took a few months for u-s marshals to track james down. from alligators to elephants. watch as an elephant went on a rampage in eastern india. :15 nats of elephant crashing building imagine this 6-thousand pound animal stomping down your street! the panicked elephant smashed homes and sent residents running

wandered into town from a looking for food when she lost her way. after chasing her for several hours, they shot her with a tranquilizer dart and used a crane to put her back into the forest, far away from the town. this guy is making it easy for investigators. how he's helping detectives solve the crime they say he committed. helping the homeless. a local police officer is asking for your chance for some light snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw

this weekend - we could see some of the coldest days of the year. and there are people all over hampton roads - who will spend those nights - out in the cold. but, thanks to one generous police officer - many will have new hats, gloves and boots. now he's asking for your help to make sure even more people get what they need. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is here with the story. this evms police officer has been helping the homeless for years. he told me he was always trying to keep it quiet - never wanted attention. but now that the need has grown - and he can't do

he has helped. he says it started by handing out warm coffee on christmas a few years back. then, he started gathering sandwiches from corner stores that were at the sell-by date, and handed them out. but recently, people have been in need of warm gear - and while he wishes he could help them all - his pockets are only so deep. he started making a list of people's names, and specific items they may need. and with the cold weekend weather approaching - he's asking for financial donations so he can buy and hand out those items on his day off this friday. lt. jack mundley/evms police 5:28 i always check on facebook and i always see these meme's that say it's very cold take your pets inside, and i'm thinking to myself, we have homeless that are outside 5:36 butted 5:40 i have homeless men and women living in the street and i'd like to take them inside. 5:44 coming up tonight at 6 - hear more about how lt. mundley got involved in helping others. and - we'll have specifics on how you can help. i'm dl 10 on your side.

safe after a fire destroyed their home. fire investigators in nashville believe a hoverboard's lithium batteries are to blame. two teenagers were trapped upstairs. their father remembers seeing his home on fire, with his children inside. brian fox: i got there as i was kicking in the doors and i thought i'm gonna lose two of my four children today. the fire started on the first floor, trapping the teens upstairs. they smashed through windows to get to safety. one teen jumped from the second story into her father's arms. brian fox/father i was yelling for haley and i was begging her please jump please jump baby please jump and she jumped out the window without hesitation and i can't tell you how brave that was megan fox/mother: the fact that a toy cause this kind of destruction to our lives it's just wrong the family escaped with a few broken bones. fire officials say their million-dollar home is destroyed.

forced an alaska airlines flight heading to san diego to make an unscheduled landing. passengers say the man was drunk and disruptive. "what i'm a terri?" "watch out for them terrorists" (applause and cheers) airline officials say the man got agitated and verbally abusive and even threatened the crew at one point. the plane landed in denver where police took him into custody. the flight was able to continue on to san diego without further interruptions. here's one from the dumb criminal files. illinois police say a man stole money from a photo booth. little did he know, the camera snapped his picture while he was doing the alleged crime. police say he got away with $75 bucks. now, they're putting his picture out nationwide, hoping someone will recognize him. an elderly man should recover after he accidently locked himself in a newspaper stand for four days with no food or

l-a police say the 84-year-old vendor got trapped inside the wood-framed structure. no one had a clue there was a problem until someone heard him yelling. he's lucky to have survived. there was a heatwave in l-a over the weekend. the now infamous royal caribbean cruise ship that got tossed around at sea is expected to dock later tonight. it's scheduled to return to new jersey around 9:00 after it hit a storm off the coast of cape hatteras sunday. that same storm that damaged parts of n-c 12, tossed around the more than two- thousand people onboard the ship. the crew confined passengers to their rooms. the storm produced 30-foot waves. a virginia beach world war two veteran has reunited with his wartime girlfriend after more than 70 years apart. "well you're still vertical. hello. hi sweetie." 10 on your side found this clip on you tube from this morning's

it's from 9 news in australia. nine-three-year-old norwood thomas flew to australia to meet 88-year-old joyce morris. morris was a 17-year-old british girl and thomas was a 21-year-old paratrooper when they first met in london shortly before d-day. after the war --- he returned to the u.s. the two wrote letters to each other, and thomas asked morris to come to the u.s. to marry him. morris misunderstood and thought he'd found someone else --- so she stopped writing. the two eventually married other people. thomas' wife died in 2001. morris divorced her husband after 30 years. last year --- morris asked one of her sons to look for thomas online. the couple reconnected via skype and this morning in person. "this is about the most wonderful thing that could have happened to me." "good." the two are planning to spend valentine's day

meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: increasing clouds with a small chance for some light snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even

carolina. no expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in the 30s. friday, a weak area of low pressure will move offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the form of snow showers by the afternoon & evening. that system quickly moves out by the weekend, but an arctic ridge of high pressure will move in and take control of our area. this will bring some very cold air our way with teens & low 20s for morning lows...and afternoon highs below the freezing mark. so, brace yourself for colder days ahead. by early next week, we're watching

potential for more wintry weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 a major company is paying out a lot of money to settle a sexual discrimination lawsuit. but money is just one part of the agreement. our erin kelly has the details at five. and with the growing

virus, researchers at virginia tech are using their mosquito expertise to try and find a vaccine. but they need one thing before their research can take off. your time is running out to visit a favorite local seafood joint. hear what regulars are going to miss most about charlie's. then at 6-- how you can help the homeless population as the temperature continues to dip. deanna leblanc continues her story on the one man effort that hopes to get much bigger-- at 6. but first ahead here at 4 something sweet that's saving lives. the special program happening

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now to a story about big things in small packages packages. 10 on your side's jen lewis takes you to a tiny kitchen making a big impact on many lives. track 1 cupcakes. something so simple and sweet can actually wind up being life changing. beth cross/executive director her shelter c0002 04;18 yeah! we started... 04;23 ...could afford. track 2 at the her shelter, cupcakes are made in their bakery...called sweet haven.

advocate & employment specialist c0004 06;02 so, sweet haven is... 04;13 ...employee somewhere. track 3 survivors of domestic violence and homelessness from all walks of life arrive at the shelter daily. olivia smithberger c0004 07;54 a lot of our clients... 08;03 ...skills to get a job beth cross c0002 04;56 for their self efficacy... 05;08 ...and they're delicious cupcakes! track 4 yes, they are and sweet haven sales are soaring. olivia smithberger c0004 08;44 we've had a lot... 08:46 ...proud of it. track 5 proceeds all go back into her shelter programs. olivia smithberger c0040 16;40 they can order cupcakes... 16;44 ...www.hershelter.co m track 6 sometimes big things really do come in small

wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. a local shipyard settles a multi-million dollar sex discrimination suit. hear why bae still denies any wrongdoing andy whip: (7 16:10) (dr. welch and his wife arrested on drug charges today we found investigators chief witness i;ll have that sotry coming up)) and body of evidence. another police department gets body cameras. (7 16:10) (dr. welch and his wife sotry coming up)) we continue to follow breaking news in norfolk-- you can finally use uber at norfolk international airport again! we've been waiting for this update since they began negotiations at the beginning of the new year. for a while -- the ride sharing service couldn't give people rides to or from the airport. norfolk international tweeted-- it is welcoming uber as an authorized transportation provider. three-million dollars -- that's what b-a-e systems

paying nearly 200 women in a sexual discrimination lawsuit. the federal judge accepted the settlement today. despite agreeing to settle, b-a-e denies any wrong doing. 10 on your side's erin kelly was at court today for the hearing. judge arenda wright allen accepted the settlement after today's hearing. plaintiffs in the case call it a small victory. janet aviles couldn't stop the tears - as she stood in front of the federal courthouse in norfolk wednesday. three years before, she and eight other women filed a class action lawsuit -- against b-a-e systems norfolk ship repair. c0008 interview janet - janet aviles - plaintiff 2310 i just thought it was the right thing to do, you know, fighting for all women, you know, our rights, within the shipyard. i mean, i think everybody should be treated equally 2320 aviles, a ship fitter specialist, started working there in 1987. a 50-page complaint alleges aviles - and other female employees were not treated the same as men and suffered sexual harassment. the paperwork says aviles