is in the super doppler 10 weather center with more on that. don? tonight: mainly clear. lows: low-20s. winds: nw 5-10 mph. wind chills: low teens. friday: cloudy with snow developing by 2 pm. highs: low-30s. winds: light south. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. cold and windy. highs: low-30s. winds: nw 15-20 mph. wind chills: upper teens to low-20s. the breeze didn't help - that kept wind chills in the 20s. this evening, we'll be tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dipping into the mid-20s by 9 pm with wind chills in the mid teens. on cold nights, it doesn't take much of a breeze to make it feel significantly colder. clouds will gradually increase overnight, so by the time you head out the door tomorrow morning, low pressure will skirt offshore tomorrow, so that will keep the clouds around and give some light to moderate snow during the early afternoon hours. expect snow through the afternoon into your evening commute. we could pick up 1 to 2 inches across the metro, while north suffice to say, your evening commute will be a slow ride home. the snow won't stick around long - it'll be over by 8 pm at the latest. we'll be dry, but

temperatures will only top out in the low-30s on saturday and upper-20s on both days, so it'll feel more like it's in the teens and 20s all weekend. by next looks like we'll start with a wintry mix on monday, then change-over to all rain. expect rain for most of your tuesday, then it'll transition back over to a mix by tuesday evening. i guarantee we'll tailor this forecast between now and then.. this forecast between now and then.. v-dot -- is getting out ahead of the weather. crews started pre-treating roadways today -- in preparation for tomorrow. right now - crews are focusing efforts on the southside and the peninusla. v-dot is warning drivers to take it slow. keep an eye on the winter weather -- whereever you are. download our wavy dot com weather app. with this winter weather you can expect to see

we're already starting to get some notices -- including perquimans county public schools: they will be closed tomorrow. also - currituck county schools will be dismissing early. we'll be updating our website throughout the night and tomorrow. for a complete -- up to date list -- be sure to check out wavy dot com. today in his state of the city speech mayor will sessoms spoke about the importance of mobility, livability, and economic viability. the mayor said he's worried young people will leave hampton roads after college because they can't get multi- modal systems here. andy fox was with the mayor and has the big points he hit in the speech. his speech before the hampton roads chamber of commerce hit this point. connectivity is our destination and our destiny, and called it the year of connectivity. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach :06 jim nuttle/illustration artist 1:21 mayor sessoms started with himself in the current state of the city

are)) runs: 06 how he pleaded no contest for failing to disclose a conflict in a vote he made on council (5:01 17) ((even though it was an unintentional mistake and i will regret it forever. because it caused some people to question my integrity :08 sessoms spoke about connectivity-a comprehensive integrated transportation system including light rail that he says now has the finances available to move forward (26 9:29) ((down the road we want to take light rail to norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and to the beach)) runs: 08 this year virginia beach will prioritize improving broad band and fiber networks he spoke about the $210 million dollar privately funded arena and how it impacts the resort city (14:28 34) ((thank you for advancing this vision create jobs generate tax revenues make restaurants and more profitable while attracting live performance and sporting events the bi pass coast

runs:12 artis jim tuttle was illustrating the mayor's speech in real time putting down the main themes (tight on mural 56 26:35) ((same time talking about the three legs of the stool of the community defense agriculture and tourism )) runs: 11 we asked him about whether he'll seek re-election in light of the conflict of interest investigation. (55 24:59) (frankly if i move forward with re- election it will pop up and i am prepared to deal next week we are going to make a final decision)) runs: 10 we're getting the feeling mayor will sessoms will likely seek re-election. he continues to gather information to find out what the fallout is from win, and the information he is

if he can win. virginia beach police are investigating an early morning abduction. we're told the female victim is now safe - but they're looking for the suspects. police are trying to find someone they say spoke to four people possibly involved. detectives say the abduction happened around 1-30 in the morning last monday along virginia beach boulevard. investigators believe the male witness spoke to the suspects near a light colored 4-door car. that encounter happened between 1- 30 and 2-30 a-m on february first in oceana gardens. if you have any information --- call the crimeline. the national transportation safety board will launch a second search for el faro. you recall the cargo ship sank in the atlantic during a hurricane in october. it was found in about 15-thousand feet of water near the bahamas almost a month later. the navy and n-t-s-b ended its search in november -- without finding the ships black box. a second search is expected to begin in april -- and will last about two weeks.

when the ship went down -- including a man from virginia beach. a police officer in georgia was shot and killed this morning. it happened at an apartment complex in the atlanta suburb of riverdale. officials say the officer was not wearing a bullet-proof vest. he was shot twice. once in the arm -- and once in the chest. a suspect was also shot -- and is in critical condition. he was wanted on an outstanding drug warrant. new information in the fight against the zika virus -- two american women who contracted the disease suffered miscarriages. the women became infected with the zika virus while miscarried after returning to the u-s. a spokesperson for the c-d-c confirms - the virus was found in the placentas. miscarriages have already been reported in brazil - considered the epicenter of zika virus outbreak. the nation's top health officials - on capitol hill for a second day. yesterday it was the house. today -- a senate committee -- asking the tough questions about the threat of the zika virus. experts testifying about

for emergency funding to help fight zika. some in washington say the additional one point 8 billion dollars isn't needed -- because there's already a surplus of money from the fight against ebola. 1-13 (sen. jerry moran/(r) kansas) "is there any opportunity for those funds to be used in fighting other outbreaks." (tom frieden, m.d./director, centers for disease control and prevention) "the bottom line with the ebola supplemental funds that were provided to cdc is that they are all planned for and committed. frieden went on to warn: if we don't use the money the way it was intended -- it could have an impact on our ability to continue to fight ebola -- which he says is not over yet. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - instinct -- training -- plus -- being in the right place at the right time. how all these things added up to a pretty dramatic rescue. plus -- making good on bad mortgages. another big bank settles with the federal government for billions. how much morgan stanley will pay for its part in the housing

is. morgan stanley will pay 3-point-2 billion dollars in a settlement for misconduct that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis. the deal was announed this morning. as part of the settlement, morgan stanley admitted it sold mortgage loans to investors they knew were bad. part of the money from the settlement will go directly to struggling families and communities in new york. so far, the working group president obama put together after the housing crisis has reached settlements with financial institutions totaling about 64- billion dollars. democratic candidates bernie sanders and hillary clinton are set to face-off again tonight -- at a debate in milwaukee. with two more primary's coming up this month - the two candidates are still courting voters -- in nevada -- and in south carolina. that's where some say sanders will need to capture the african american vote -- if he wants to pull off another win. however

the endorsement of the congressional black caucus political action committee today. chairman gregory meeks says he's backing clinton - because it's the right thing to do. rep. gregory meeks chairman, congressional black caucus pac 16 - 34 the request of the cbc pac hillary clinton has been there. when the issues are important to our constituents hillary clinton has been there, this was not an endorsement of the entire congressional black caucus. sanders' supporter -- and member of the congressional black caucus -- representative keith ellison -- took to social media to clear that up -- membership. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - making a difference. three shipyard workers -- being called heros today -- after saving a teenager from the elizabeth river. plus - veterans returning from war - plagued by health problems. a devastating

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"man overboard" - that's the name of the drill that likely saved someone's life this week in norfolk. but this had nothing to do with the navy. three workers at a local shipyard used their training and awareness to get to a man who ended up in the elizabeth river. investigative reporter chris horne has more on how they made the difference. the wind was howling, the water was chilling and the young man was shivering. he needed some luck - and he got it. three workers at lyon shipyard were working wednesday morning on their tugboat the mariner 2, when duty called. c 1 00:14 christian crabtree rescuer -- our asst shop foreman who told us that a man had jumped in the water and asked us if we could go and assist it was near the campostella bridge during rush hour. c 1 00:39 christian crabtree

where we found the gentleman on the fender system of the bridge that's this part near the bridge piers. police arrived, but the closest they could get was way up here. c 12 13:50 officer frank st. george norfolk police -- he was soaked, we could see the water beneath him, puddling off of him the teenager, soaked with cold river water and frigid winds were blowing. c 2 1:27 christian crabtree rescuer -- i guess a little bit of instinct took over - a 15:06 officer ted gimber norfolk police -- we were just trying to keep him calm, we knew he was probably pretty frightened where he was down there norfolk police had called marine patrol, but this time, the shipyard workers were the "first responders". c 3 4:50 russell orr south yard, and that's where the emts picked him up we're not sure why the teen jumped. does it really matter? the quick thinking and rescuer -- i wish somebody would do the same thing for me if i was in the same situation, so i don't really look at it as me being a hero, just, i quick actions be the

definitely helped us out greatly both norfolk police and lyon shipyard recognized the three workers for their actions. they say he didn't say much - but he did say thanks. we're told that the 16 year old has a collapsed lung, but is expected to recover. chris horne 10 on your side tonight: mainly clear. lows: low-20s. winds: nw 5-10 mph. wind chills: low teens. friday: cloudy with snow developing by 2 pm. highs: low-30s. winds: light south. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. cold and windy. highs: low-30s. winds: nw 15-20 mph. wind chills: upper teens to low-20s. the breeze didn't help - that kept wind chills in the 20s. this

tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dipping into the mid-20s by 9 pm with wind chills in the mid teens. on cold nights, it doesn't take much of a breeze to make it feel door tomorrow morning, we'll be under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures starting in the low-20s. an area of low pressure will skirt offshore tomorrow, so that will keep the clouds around and give some light to moderate snow during the early afternoon hours. expect snow through the afternoon into your evening commute. we could pick up 1 to 2 inches across the metro, while north suffice to say, your evening commute will be a slow ride home. the snow won't stick around long - it'll be over by 8 pm at top out in the low-30s on saturday and upper-20s on sunday - some of the coldest air of the season....so far! keep in mind, it'll be windy monday and tuesday, we tracking more wintry weather. right now, it looks like we'll start with a wintry mix on then it'll transition back over to a guarantee we'll tailor this forecast between now and then..

download the wavy dot com tonight: mainly clear. lows: low-20s. winds: nw 5-10 mph. wind chills: low teens. friday: cloudy with snow developing by 2 pm. highs: low-30s. winds: light south. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. cold and windy. highs: low-30s. winds: nw 15-20 mph. wind chills: upper teens to low-20s. the breeze didn't help - that kept wind chills in the 20s. this evening, we'll be tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dipping into the mid-20s by 9 pm with wind chills in the mid teens. on cold nights, it doesn't take much of a breeze to make it feel door tomorrow morning, we'll be under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures starting in the low-20s. an area of low pressure will skirt offshore tomorrow, so that will keep the clouds around and give some light to moderate snow during the early afternoon hours. expect snow through the afternoon into your evening commute. we could pick up 1 to 2 inches across the metro, while north suffice to say, your evening commute will be a slow ride home. the snow won't stick around long - it'll be over by 8 pm at top out in the low-30s on saturday and upper-20s on

coldest air of the season....so far! keep in mind, it'll be windy monday and tuesday, we will be tracking more wintry weather. right now, it looks like we'll start with a wintry mix on then it'll transition back over to a mix by tuesday evening. i guarantee we'll tailor

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a bit heavier as a makes its way through the region. 3:00 in the afternoon, scattered snowfalls, even more moderate. it might be heavier across eastern north carolina. chances are, near that mixed, going to be heavy snowfall. by 9:00, it is moving away. by the midnight hour, we will start to see a little bit of a breeze friday night at midnight. the wind will pick up coming up on saturday. is cold. only in the 30's.