umbrella if you're heading out. an area of low pressure brings more then the rain tapers off

early afternoon. the mother of a virginia beach man contacted 10 on your side -- with a desperate plea: she wants to know who killed her son in the lake edward community nearly two years ago. and she thinks someone out there -- knows something. she talked to our erin kelly via skype in a story you'll see only on 10. strahl's mother told me each day is a challenge to get through. she doesn't understand how someone could kill her son -- but she just has to find out why this lost her son, cyle strahl, she turned to his photos for comfort. but even those hurt sometimes. skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 3442 you know, i take the photos down, i put the photos up. i take them down, i put them up. i want to see him, but i don't want to see him. home on red horse lane in the lake edward community. virginia beach police have been unable to solve

costantino talked to us via skype from pennsylvania. she is desperate -- for any information. skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 3238 this is just unbearable to think of what he went through after he was shot and laid there those hours and why, why, why i think i'd seen him like a week before 549 next door neighbor dorrand mitchell remembers that a woman got home and came out screaming, before homicide detectives arrived. c0005 - dorrand mitchell - neighbor 554 you got to remember, this is right next door. what can you think? like, wow. what's going on? is the neighborhood really going down like that? 602 strahl's mother says the years since that day have been a blur -- filled with a constant ache. finding her son's killer wouldn't make things better or bring him back, but it would help. skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 3459 what i would say to the people of virginia, if there's an anonymous way that you can give a tip, somebody's got to know something. 3506 police say this is an open case. if you know something about this

anonymous tip by calling the crime line. erin kelly, 10 on your side. flags are flying at half-staff -- at the supreme court and other federal buildings across washington d-c -- in honor of justice antonin scalia. scalia served on the supreme court since 19-86. the 79-year old died in his sleep this weekend during a hunting trip to texas. the ramifications of his death are far and wide, and it really impacts a case involving former governor bob mcdonnell. andy fox is here with what the sudden death means to bob mcdonnell. it means he's lost what he had considered a favorable vote in his appeal on corruption charges. justice scalia had a record of supporting narrow interpretations of conflict of interest. now that voice is gone. (2:38 2) ((of all the people in this country that are sad at justice scalia's passing there is probably no one more sad than bob mcdonnell today)) runs: 08 the passing of

scalia could be devastating to the corruption charge appeal of former governor bob mcdonnell regent university school of law associate professor bradley jacob. (7:48 2) ((i think justice scalia's passing is detrimental to gov mcdonnell's case because i think it is overwhelming likely the court will decide with 8 justices and i think he is less likely to win with justice scalia on the court)) runs: 16 justice scalia's death leaves 8 justices in order for mcdonnell to win his appeal he will need a 5-3 vote. 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court decision that found mcdonnell guilty with 2 years in federal prison. (3;46 2) ((that probably is the kind wide open statutory application that justice scalia probably wanted to take a look at but we will never know runs: 10 jacob thinks scalia was a sympathetic vote that mcdonnell never performed an official act of office to help businessman jonnie williams even though mcdonnell received gifts from williams (5:52 2) ((certainly his prospects look a lot worse than they did three days ago))

you need to know about bradley jacob (9:23 3) ((he was my best law professor in law school)) runs:03 antonin scalia taught jacob at the university of chicago law school. (9:29 3) ((many brilliant people can't teach the gift of teaching is not the same thing as being very smart but scalia was that rare combination brilliant teacher brilliant mind who is also a gifted teacher)) runs: 11 scalia clear communicator questioned to pull answers out of students engaging, entertaining. (10:26 3) ((nino scalia we are going to apply the wish our constitution said )) runs:08 just moments ago i got mcdonnell's sister maureen c. mcdonnell. "we are very saddened by the loss of a brilliant jurist, great american, and human being. our prayers are with the scalia family at this very difficult time." maureen c. mcdonnell bob mcdonnell's sister we are still expecting an april hearing for

we expect an obama nomination soon. we don't know at what point the republican controlled senate will hold hearings to consider the nomination. republican presidential candidate jeb bush -- getting a little help from his big brother. george w bush -- hitting the campaign trail for the first time since he was president. the former president will be trying to drum up support for jeb at an event in south carolina. after finishing sixth place in iowa -- and fourth in new hampshire -- jeb is hoping for a strong showing there later this week. recent polling shows bush nearly 30 points behind front-runner donald trump - both nationally and in south carolina. bush is also trailing ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich. kasich took a break from campaigning in south carolina -- and headed to michigan. a state he considers a must-win in order to stay in the race. he held rallies at universities in allendale and east lansing -- where he talked to students about college tuition, debt and jobs.

on the democratic side -- presidential hopeful bernie sanders -- was also in michigan today. this was his first campaign visit to michigan. thousands attended a rally on the campus of eastern michigan university. before the rally sanders met with some of the families affected by the water crisis in flint. are poisoning our children. sanders and rival hillary clinton are set to debate in flint on march sixth -- just two days before michigan holds it's presidential primary. clinton -- meantime -- was supposed to be in florida today - but decided to spend an extra day campaigning in nevada. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - jodi arias -- she's spending the rest of her life behind bars for murder. what she did to get her visitation rights

plus - it's been five months since el faro went off the grid. we may finally get answers about what went wrong -- when a hearing gets

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pope francis gave mass for the mexican indigenous community in the southern state of chiapas hundreds of thousands traveled from across the country for the mass. many had been lining up since sunday night to attend. the mass included readings and songs in three different local languages. pope francis authorized the use of indigenous languages in the mass as an effort to reach out to the native people. chiapas is the least catholic state in mexico. no one will be standing in line to see jodi arias. she's lost her visitation privileges -- for the next six months. the 35-year-old is serving a life sentence for murdering her boyfriend. according to the arizona department of corrections - arias used vulgar language

officer -- after she was denied a haircut. she will have to demonstrate at least 180 days of good behavior in order to have visitors again. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - el faro still rests at the bottom of the sea -- but the search for answers continues. questions you can expect when hearings get underway tomorrow. plus - a common medication is now linked to dementia. what researchers have uncovered that is causing

looking ahead now -- hearings are set to begin tomorrow in jacksonville florida. the u-s coast guard is looking into the sinking of the el faro. the cargo ship sank in october during hurricane joaquin near the bahamas. all 33 crew members were killed - making it the worst u-s commercial maritime disaster in decades.

if misconduct or negligence are to blame. the wreckage was located back in november - but the ships black box was never found. the n-t-s-b announced last week it will launch a second search later this spring. brazil has launched what it's calling operation zika zero." the country mobilized members of its military -- and health care workers over the weekend - to help fight the zika virus outbreak. they are handing out brouchures - showing people how to get rid of mosquito breeding grounds. they expect to visit three million homes in 350 cities. brazil's president has declared war on the virus -- and vows it will not compromise the upcoming olympics in rio de janeiro. a scary situation in new hampshire -- when dozens of people were left stranded - forty feet in the air -- in sub-zero temperatures. and it was all caught on camera. it happened sunday at a ski resort in northern new hampshire. a tram loaded with people got struck near the summit. rescue crews had to bring each person down -- one at a time. the whole process took

thankfully no one was hurt. officials say mechanical failure is to blame. snow and freezing rain is being blamed for hundreds of accidents in north carolina. north carolina state highway patrol says it responded to more than 15-hundred accidents statewide -- since midnight. a light layer of snow also covered central virginia this morning. here's a look at the richmond. virginia state police has responded to more than 500 crashes across the state today. tonight: periodic rain showers. warmer... lows in the upper 40s. wind:sse 10-20mph tuesday: warm with rain before 2pm. heavy downpours possible in the am. highs around 60 degrees. wind: ssw 15-25mph. wednesday: isolated am showers possible. otherwise, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. this morning's snow

of rain. a warm front will continue to lift northward thru tonight...allowing the temps to hover around 50 degrees around midnight. therefore, no icy roads expected tonight. periodic showers are possible; so, have an umbrella if you're heading out. an area of low pressure brings more rain for tuesday morning...heaviest between 8am and noon. then the rain tapers off by tuesday

coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - millions of americans are helping take care of an aging loved one. so - what happens when this "invisible" work takes its toll on the caregiver? and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- fire and ice-- making for a tough fight in ocean view. we'll crunch the numbers on a horrific inferno-- and what's next for the people

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millions of families. it has to do with an increasing and aging population -- and the family members -- or friends helping to care for them. right now - nearly 8 million elderly americans are living with the help of an unpaid caregiver - what some refer to as the "invisible workforce." researchers at johns hopkins say those caregivers are facing struggles of their own. problems ranging from being less productive at work -- to emotional, physical and financial difficulties. researchers say its important to learn more about the consequences caregivers face. researchers in germany have discovered a possible link between medications that treat heartburn -- and dementia. the drugs are called "proton pump inhibitors" or p-p-i's. it's found in popular medications - many of which are sold by prescription and over the counter. it's used to treat peptic ulers and acid reflux. researchers in germany studied more than 70-thousand people over the age of 75. those taking p-p-i's were 44 percent more likely to

the companies that make p-p-is say they are safe -- for most people. experts say more research is needed. it's not the most expensive "plate" in the world -- but at 325 thousand dollars -- it's still pretty pricey. the story -- next at five thirty. then at 6-- a messy monday-- thanks to mother nature. see what's next for the forecast-- as we continue

>> now, from the station on your side, this is wave news 10. >> a little bit of snow, a little bit of ice and decent dose of rain. it makes for a monday mess across hampton roads. tom: it may be better now but more trouble coming tuesday in

weather but we're in a lull as hampton roads embraces for another bout of bad weather. this morning's storm couldn't have had better timing. nicole: do we need to worry about what's next? don slater has a look at the timing of the next round of stormy weather. what are you looking at? don: the possibility of a severe thunderstorm or two into the area. it's going to warm up hugely during the overnight hours and tomorrow morning between 8:00 and 11:00, in the heart of that, 9:00, 10:00, is when we're likely to see strong thunderstorms move through the area and they could have damaging winds so again, watch out for that. a few thunderstorms elsewhere, nothing big. and this marginal risk is the lowest one on the gauge in terms of looking out for possibility of severe weather so i'm not horribly concerned about it. take a look at what's going on doppler 10 live. most of us have seen rainfall

out there in the eastern north carolina and lifting northward. i'll storm track this for you, show you the time of arrival, coming up in a few minutes with the forecast. the rest of us, rain has moved off. a couple of showers in the middle peninsula and northern neck. showing you what's going on midnight tonight. 54, 55-degree readings. that's warmer than it's been all day today. right now it's only 35 across williamsburg area, for example. temperatures warming up by 25 degrees. 61 degrees tomorrow morning at 7:00. by 9:00, here come the scattered showers and thunderstorms into the area. into 10:00. by 11:00, they're moving off shore and by the noon hour tomorrow, they'll likely be off shore. also fog into the area. we'll talk about that and the short-term forecast -- warm, windy, a.m. thunderstorms -- but then the long-term with cool weather but then warming up,

nicole: there were plenty of drivers out and about and crews trying to clear the way. state police say they responded to more than 120 crashes across hampton roads between midnight and 3:00 a.m. by midday, most of the snow had changed to rain which was good news. tom: what was left, though, a sloppy situation across most of the area. randy cummings continues our coverage from newport news. brandi: you can look at the roads behind me and they are wet. traffic moving along pretty steady, jefferson and main street in newport news. we're seeing fog but the mix of snow, ice and rain, coupled with the holiday, may have kept some folks off the road today. we talked to drivers but everyone has a different opinion about the winter weather. this is what people on the peninsula woke up to, steady snowfall covering everything, snow plow drivers at work making sure main roads were clear.