not a bit chilly. the sun is shinning for just a little longer here - but just to our south folks are seeing white! the snow is blowing in blowing rock, north carolina! we're not too far away from a big drop in temperatures for our area. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. 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 carolina. no accumulations are

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 next week, we're watching the potential for more wintry weather monday into

breaking news coming in from maryland. we just learned two sheriff's deputies from harford county have died. they were both shot responding to a call. deputies also shot and killed the suspect. officials say one deputy responded to a disturbance at a panera bread just before noon. the suspect shot that deputy and took off. we're told a second deputy found the suspect and got into a shoot out. both the second deputy and the suspect were hit. was the first to locate the subject, and again, shots were fired. a second deputy was hit by gunfire. the suspect in the investigation was shot by harford county sheriff's deputies and is deceased. right now, that is as much as i have to share." messages of support from fellow law enforcement officers have already started coming down on

know as soon as we have more information. police in northern virginia say a man looking for medical attention - fired a gun at a hospital in reston early this morning. police say the 52-year-old man went to the hospital after he accidentally shot himself. they say he went to a locked entrance - that's when he fired a shot at a glass door, apparently trying to get someone's attention. once he was inside, police say another shot was fired. s/ron gotthardt/fairfax county police :12 "when they went to render aid he again displayed the handgun and allegedly fired another round, discharged another round inside the hospital. nobody was hit nobody was injured. security guards at the hospital were able to get the man under control. the suspect was stabilized and taken to another emergency room. criminal charges against the man are being considered. tomorrow the city of hampton will host a regional symposium to address crime in young african american males. it's something that's never been done before. the event is expected to draw a large crowd.

cummings joins us now in the newroom with more on what we can expect. stephanie- data shows young black males are involved in a significant number of violent crimes in hampton roads - both as victims and offenders. organizers of tomorrow's symposium say they want to connect the cities and send a united message that crime won't be tolerated. sot - synethia white, hampton youth violence prevention program manager - clip 4 22:21:42 bullets dont stop on city lines 22:21:44 that's why hundreds of people from the peninsula to the southside will gather in hampton for the first ever symposium titled - "the urgency of now: changing the narrative for black males from failure to hope" sot - mayor george wallace, hampton - clip 1 22:11:53 i think its timely. i think it addresses an issue that is pervasive not only in hampton but nationally and more importantly regionally. 22:12:03 in hampton alone african american men between 15 to 24 make up nearly half of all arrested for violent crimes but that group is less than 5% of the entire population. sot - synethia white, hampton youth violence prevention program manager - clip 4 22:21:10

work or what you do for a living or what the color of your skin is this is violence prevention program. she's spearheading the event that will bring virginia's governor and other state leaders along with representatives from every hampton roads city here - the hampton roads convention center. sot - if we come together and say we're all doing this together, this is not going to be tolerated anymore in hampton roads. it sends a united message and we'll have a greater impact. 22:22:15 the event will feature session topics that address ways to engage young african american boys and prevent them from turning to crime. young people will even adress adults...all in prevention program manager - clip 4 22:20:03 its something that has to be done because we cant afford to ignore it anymore 22:20:07 the public is invited to attend the symposium beginning at 5:30 tomorrow. there will be resources for the youth, and also an opportunity for adults to volunteer. we will put all of that

our website wavy. com live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. a new exhibit opening in portsmouth this weekend looks back at history good, bad and ugly. a suffolk man's 40 year collection of memorabilia has become a museum display all about visualizing jim crow and the long road our country has traveled ever since. (3)31:23 there's a lot of healing to be done in america i mean a lot of healing to be done 31:27 and therbia parker says in order to get to that place you have to get to the root of deep divides. (3)27:33 you want to know something about racism in america go back to slavery and especially jim crow 27:39 the countless artifacts he and his wife have collected over the years tell the story. (3)26:41 i'm unpacking the artifacts and these here are slave shackels with the key attached to it 26:49 a narrative of bondage. (4)33:06 this is an original 1823 newspaper if you see here it says public sales and if you look at the

24 negroes 33:17 a history of heavy burdens even once shackels were long gone. (3)30:41 blacks and cotton, cotton and blacks it didn't matter k 30:45 a fight for equality for years. (5)45:45 with the dred scott decision majority ruled but it doesn't mean they're right 45:49 he has posters and postcards. (5)36:38 this here says right there newport news 36:40 (5)37:11 negro baptism scene norfolk virginia 37:14 items that will make some cringe and others still being debated to this day. (13)55:55 you just cant erase history regardless of how sinful it was 56:02 they'll all be on took you to in 2014 when it was given new life. (5)42:07 i think it's absolutely awesome that someone had the foresight to save this building 42:13 to move it here to serve as a reminder of history for what it is and a springboard forward to better days. that exhibit is friday and saturday. find more

com. and some of you remember mister parker also gave former governor doug wilder 75 thousand dollars worth of artifacts for a slavery museum in fredericksburg that went into bankruptcy. wilder has yet to return those artifacts. but mister parker said today, it's water under the bridge. claims of discrmination at a local shipyard fall on deaf ears for years. now a multi-million dollar settlement in the case. erin kelly has an update on wavy news 10 at 6. more troops to afghanistan. what our soldiers can expect during this next deployment. and a local staple will soon be no more. 10 on your side spent one of the last open

we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! hundreds of american soldiers will head back to afghanistan. the u-s army says it deployed soldiers to the

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. this will be the largest deployment of american troops outside major bases in afghanistan since 2014 more than 100 stranded cuban migrants arrived in mexico - after months of travel. the group of 113 cuban nationals, including pregnant women, the elderly and children are part of a pilot program that allows migrants to continue toward the u-s. an estimated eight-thousand cubans have been stuck in limbo after nicaragua closed its borders in november. costa rica sparked a so-called "humanitarian crisis" after the country issued transit visas to more than a thousand cubans. so who's the driver of the driverless car? an important decision by regulators today - helps the u-s get one step closer to a computer being behind the wheel. there will be lots of

day. a local restaurant owner prepares to close his doors this weekend. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to

hey candidates. enough talk.

valentine's day is just around the corner - and many of you are planning where to eat out on sunday. but there will be plenty of hearts breaking - because a local favorite is closing it's doors. new at five-thirty - 10 on your side photojournalist walter hildebrand bring us the story of charlie's seafood restaurant in virginia beach. usually a nice hot meal on a cold day will put a smile on anyone's face, however (77-45:44) "very unhappy, this is my favorite place." when news spread that yet another virginia beach landmark was closing it's doors, folks had to come

not gonna be here anymore kinda makes me sad and i wanted to come here before it closed down" opened in 1946 by mary ellen and charles rehpelz, charlie's is the oldest restaurant on shore drive but (24-17:24) "with the economy the way it is, we're just gonna be closing the restaurant because we just can't do it anymore". nats chopping onions julinne hill who goes by betty has been here for fifty of them. (47-29:57) "it's been good days and bad days, we've had some words, but through it all we made it, cause we all became one family" and that family feel is what you get here, but as the lunchtime crowd settled many just came to get that signature dish. (77-46:19) "the she crab soup" (57-37:36) "the she crab soup is delicious" the bowl, and even by the quart, (nats register) it was flying out the door, but it's not the only thing they'll be missing

faces, the decor". (57-37:21) "we've eaten here for several years, many years going back to the sixties, and we're gonna miss it we really are. there's no question about it" in virginia beach walter hildebrand ten on your side charlie's doors officially close this sunday. 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

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 cold air our way with teens & low 20s for morning lows...and

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 ten at five- thirty - if you thought "harry potter" was over and done with, think again. we have some exciting news for all you fans. and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- a multi-million dollar payout to women at a local shipyard. the lawsuit that ended with a settlement-- and how much the deal is worth. plus-- (8 17:07) (9dr. barrett wwelch who operates animal hospital of nags head arreste don a drug charge. his step daughter is also mentioend in the court

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regulators have long insisted "driverless" cars still need someone who can take control in case of an emergency. but he national highway traffic safety administration says - not anymore. in a letter to google - regulators say the

vehicle should now be legally defined as "driver." but don't add them to your christmas list just yet - we're still years away from any actually going on sale. the moment all j-k rowling fans have been waiting for. an eighth installment of the harry potter series will come out this summer. it's not a traditional book - but a hardback version of the script for the two-part play, "harry potter and the cursed child." the play opens on july 30th in london. the publisher announced on its website today that the script will be released as a book the following day -- harry potter's birthday. dogs are often used for animal therapy - but what about kangaroos? we'll introduce you to charlie and tell you why the red cross plan to honor the marsupial next month. then at 6-- one police officer's generous deed for the homeless. now as the temperature drops-- he's hoping you'll rise to the occasion as

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in special education classes and patients in hospice. to thank them for their service - the utah red cross plans to honor charlie and his owner next month. stay with us... wavy news we have new information to breaking news off the top at 6. a big change in how you get to the airport-- .months in the making-- norfolk international airport-- announced late this afternoon-- you can now take uber to get to your flight and back home again. the airport tweeted the welcome to uber late thisoo it ends a months long-- and at time nasty battle over uber not wanting to pay the same set of fees as its competitor-- lyft. some drivers say they were even hounded by airport security. the contract itself is 32 pages-- and is very specific about a two-dollar fee per trip-- as well as where uber drivers can pick up and drop off. the question remains if that fee will be passed

you can see the entire agreement right now on wavy dot com. also tonight-- foryear- they said they were harassed and denied the promotions- they say- they deserved. today-- decision day for a lawsuit against a local ship repair company. millions of dollars will be paid out-- in what some women are calling a "small victory" but it's a big blow to the bottom line for b-a-e systems-- which has been cutting its workforce due to lack of work. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of nearly 2-hundred woman back in 20-13. they said for years-- they were discriminated against by managers and supervisors. today-- some of the redemption they sought-- a 4-and-a-half- million-dollar settlement-- but the company did not admit guilt. 10 on your side's erin kelly was first to report this story on wavy news 10 midday. she joins us now with the details. erin? i was in the courtroom this morning -- as both parties told judge arenda wright allen that they thought the settlement was fair. after the hearing -- she janet aviles - plaintiff 2541 i didn't want them