left in the microwave by men, which was another form of gender harassment" and according to the complaint, employees made hostile comments and commented on female employees' bodies. c0008 interview janet - janet aviles - plaintiff 2541 i didn't want them to see me cry, but it's so emotional and i still get emotional now 2546 just to think about the way i was treated 2549 under the terms of the settlement, b-a-e will pay more than $4 million, and most of that will go to about 170 women. and the company has to make changes -- c0002 interview lawyer - joshua friedman - plaintiffs' lawyer 1751 sexual harassment complaints will have to be documented. they will have to be responded to. there has to be an investigation. 1758 b-a-e will also emphasize through images that women are encouraged to apply to certain jobs. a spokesperson for bae told me the company denies the allegations but settled to put the case behind them. and that the company remains dedicated to ensuring an inclusive and diverse workplace. we have the full

erin kelly, 10 on your side. we are looking ahead to cold temperatures this week. wind kept it feeling a little chilly today, but it's nothing compared to temperatures we are about to see. we are looking ahead to freezing temperatures-- as we approach the weekend. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, what's the timing of this new colder air? 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

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 offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the cold air our way with weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. we are learning more information about a drug arrest involving a well known veterinarian on the outerbanks. this story has been shared on facebook more than 33 hundred time. dr. barrett welch and his wife patrice own the animal hospital of nags head. 10 on your side's andy fox spent the day getting more answers. the welches are charged

in opium or heroin. that is the class of law in north carolina. in the paperwork i do not find heroin, but i do find opiates which is a drug with morphine like effects, derived from opium. today i also found the #1 witness against the welches to ask him about what he told investigators. it was clear why patrice welch's daughter was taking down the name dr. logan botzman from the animal hospital of nags head he is the #1 witness prosecutors will use against the welches if the case goes to trial, and apparently quit working at the business because of what he saw there today we went to barrett and patrice welch's home to talk about the botzman's accusations. (00:04 raw) ((hello im looking fo the welches im andy fox nobody has naything to say we would like to know what is going on here and at the office.)) runs: 07 in the court statement's

a search warrant an investigator spoke with dr. logan botzman dr. barrett welch diverted controlled substances and took them from his practice for personal use it's been going on a year and he did this to coverup shortages. we found dr. botzman at his home. (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 closes)) runs:15 in the court documents dr. botzman claims another pharmacist transferred 100 pills to dr. welch, when investigators checked dr. welch's log the pills were not recorded. animal hospital of nags head remained open, but they would not allow us in. we wanted to ask patrice welch's daughter caroline elizabeth taylor what dr. botzman said about her. why did she change

to a man named rusell taylor? i'll have that part of the story at six. a three-year-old child in newport news burned by a flat iron. tonight, police are calling it a case of child abuse. officers charged 24-year-old nathan horn with malicious wounding and neglect. 10 on your side's joe fisher is in the newsroom-- with brand new court documents. joe. these court documents say horn was in the care of the child while his girlfriend -- the child's mother -- was at work. this happened in september 2014. but after an extensive investigation -- horn was picked up last week half way across the country. "serious burns to his right forearm" court papers say a three-year-old child suffered two second-degree burns from a flat iron --- and tonight nathan horn is in jail for allegedly injuring the child on purpose. when the boy's mother first pressed horn for an explanation, he told her:

dragged through the iron." according to the court papers, he then immediately relocated to minot, north dakota. three days later the child's grandmother took the boy to the hospital. that's where doctors reported the suspicious burns. child protective services launched an investigation shortly after. police then get involved during the investigation, court papers detail a text message between the boy's mother and horn, where he writes, in part: "...if you only knew everything that happened." and "that look of fear he had is something i will always remember. ha ha." during the investigation, detectives traveled to north dakota to question horn last week -- he was picked up and extradited back to newport news. he remains in jail without bond. in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. authorities caught up with man accused of shooting his mother. los angeles police tracked down 20- year-old devante williams yesterday. he's now awaiting extradition back to virginia beach. the shooting happened last thursday at a home

ocean lakes area. the suspect's mother was seriously injured. williams is facing several charges including attempted murder and carjacking. norfolk police believe the same man is responsible for several burglaries. now they need your help catching him. detectives say the man in these surveillance photos has broken into 5 restaurants, since january 22nd. the most recent was on 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 looking for two armed robbery suspects. it happened last night around 9. two suspects armed with guns entered the a-t-&-t store on jefferson avenue across from patrick henry mall. they demanded money and cell phones from the two store employees before fleeing. an iranian drone that flew over a u-s-s harry s. truman last month, was the first to conduct an overflight of a u-s carrier since freedom of

happened as the truman and the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle were near an iranian port. it marked the latest tense naval encounter between forces of the islamic republic and the u-s navy -- which includes the recent capture of ten u-s sailors who strayed into iranian territorial waters in the persian gulf. the cause of a fire is new information tonight. investiagtors in newport news are saying an electrical problem is to blame the home on darden drive is now condemned after that fire caused about 60- thousand dollars damage. no one was home when it started. the red cross is helping the family of four who lived there. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- a man could face charges after firing a gun inside a hospital. he says he was just trying to get medial attention. "c0039 22:59" for years police departments have had cameras inside their cars, but in elizabeth city they arejoining the latest trnd of body cameras. coming up how they say this will help not only with

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sears announced it is closing a k-mart in virginia beach this spring. we have just confirmed it is the location on general booth boulevard. the retailer blames slow holiday sales for the need to close about 50 sears and k-marts across the u-s. a spokesperson says the general booth store will close in mid-april. in our sometimes rollercoaster economy, two-thousand jobs are opening at a popular theme park. kings dominion needs to fill 17-hundred positions before opening day on march 25th. that's 100 than they had available last season. job openings include positions in all departments at the park from rides, food and beverage, admissions, security, and more. there are entry-level jobs as well as supervisory roles. you

these 1,700 seasonal open positions are part of the nearly 4,000 employees kings dominion expects to hire throughout the 2016 season. coming up on wavy news 10 - a deadly school bus crash in france. what investigators believe caused the bus to overturn. a new city plans on adding body cameras to its police force. in just two minutes -- our matt gregory will

law enforcement agencies are increasingly turning to body camera technology as one way of improving accountability. but it remains controversial, as debates over uniform policies continues -- and questions arise when the video doesn't work, or is incomplete. 10 on your side's matt gregory is in elizabeth city -- which just announced plans to start using body cameras. matt? tom and nicole, when the chief announced the purchase of the body

their use. in what he hopes will bring more than just transparency to elizabeth city. chief eddie buffaloe / c0026 18:25 "we did have a complaint that came in..." last august 9 started to wear body cameras. "the alleged complaint that came in on the officer he was actually wearing one of the field test body cameras and we dispelled it within minutes."18:37 cheif department in elizabeth city. chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0024 12:09 "it would be an eye-witness to the actual investigation." 12:14 beyond that he says cameras like these serve a purpose in court. chief eddie buffaloe / the defense could use because it would go down as part of the discovery comes out in a criminal case." 8:40 wednesday chief buffaloe announced the purchase of cameras for 40 of his officers. with it, policy on how the cameras should work.

elizabeth city police c0024 09:43 "any law enforcement action by that officer the body they can ask for the officer to turn it off.. however officers can't explain video lapses, it could trigger an investigation. (matt) now its been more than 4 months since the department had a use of force incident. if it happened with the cameras on, would you or i be able to see it? chief eddie buffaloe / elizabeth city police c0025 15:56 "if its gonna particular body camera footage as long as the district attorney's office is on board." 16:08 a future in elizabeth city with cameras rolling hopefully towards transparency. the chief expects the body cameras to come in

in elizabeth city matt gregory 10 on your side. two children died in a school bus crash in eastern france today. the driver lost control in snowy conditions and the bus overturned. a 12-year-old boy and 15-year-old girl died. the driver and three other children were hurt. some reports suggest the bus was traveling too fast for the conditions -- but the exact cause is still 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 a small chance for area in northeastern north

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 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

coming up on wavy news 10 - tracking the mysteries of the zika virus right here in virginia. why researchers at a state university believe they have the tools to better understand the outbreak. city officials acroos haptom roads come together to fight local crime. 10 on your side's brandi cummings gives us a look at what they say needs

new at five -- virginia tech researchers are using thousands of mosquitos to learn more about the zika virus-- and its potential threat to the public. for a decade, researchers there have studied mosquito-borne viruses such as west nile and yellow fever. familiar with the mosquito's anatomy and how other diseases are transmitted --they're hoping to find answers to better understand the zika virus. researchers believe dissecting the mosquito's stomachs could tell them where the virus begins. and that could lead to more breakthroughs in combating this growing problem. :46-:56 [notes:kevin myles, associate professor at virginia tech] "i wouldn't say so

prevent a person from becoming infected in the first place." before the study can move forward-- researchers need to order the virus itself. then they can see how infected mosquitos' immune systems react to it. coming up on wavy news 10 - research finds animals may understand you better than you think. how these horses can detect human emotion - next. two sheriff's deputies are recovering after being shot today. we'll tell you what

according to research, horses are able to discriminate between happy and angry human faces. scientists from the university of sussex showed domestic horses-- photos of mens' faces. they found: the animals responded negatively to angry expressions -- concluding domestication may have enabled horses to adapt and interpret human behavior. horses were also fitted with heart monitors --

faces caused their heart rates to rise significantly. s/ amy smith/ researcher, university of sussex :18 "the horse's heart rate would increase faster towards the negative face than it would towards a positive face and secondly we saw in the looking behavior that whenever they saw the angry face they would look with their left eye preferentially. and this is because it's processed in the right side of the brain which is specialized for perceiving threats an environment." similar results have been reported in domestic dogs -- raising questions about how living with humans might have influenced animals' abilities. horses are used in equestrian therapy for a wide variety of patients-- partially because of their ability to mirror riders' emotions. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! we begin with breaking news. the justice department is expected to announce that it is suing the city of ferguson. this just one day after

revise an agreement aimed at improving how police and courts treat minorities in the st. louis suburb. the plan came after a d-o-j investigation into the deadly shooting of 18-year- old michael brown by a ferguson police officer. investigators found unconstitutional and discriminatory practices across the police force and municipal court system. before the vote council made several revisions to the consent decree. some council members raised concerns about the cost of implementing the decree which could run as much as $10 million over the next three years. looking to the race for the white house. two republican candidates are dropping out. carly fiorina and new jersey governor chris christy have suspended their campaigns for the presidential nomination. fiorina - the former hewlett-packard executive announced the decision today on facebook. she finished seventh in new hampshire's primary. governor christie, who finished sixth, just confirmed he's out too. it was a beautiful day