drops on the lens there. so now that it's pretty much over, what's it looking like for the rest of the day? let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super weather center.. rest of today: the rain moves out and it dries out. peeks of sun later this afternoon. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers late. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: a stray shower early in the morning...otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. it was a soggy morning

ended as low pressure moves further to our north and a cold front shifts east. expect only hit or miss showers thru 3pm; otherwise, peeks of sunshine can be expected by 4pm. it'll remain mild & windy with highs near 60 degrees. tonight, it gets colder as the chillier air settles in behind the front with 30s. however, there's another quick disturbance that will cross our area later tonight thru the predawn hours on wednesday. this disturbance will bring a quick dose of rain to our area. after that, the rest of your wednesday will it warms up just in time cold front crosses by monday. we are following new developments in the case involving a former portsmouth police officer who shot and killed a man. the prosecutor in the

new motion, today, in the case against stephen rankin. commonwealth's attornyey stephanie morales wants police officers attending the trial to be banned from wearing their uniforms in the court room. 10 on your side's andy fox broke this story on twitter this morning. he joins us from the newsroom with more on this. andy? former police officer stephen rankin shot and killed william chapman last april 22 in the parking lot of the frederick blvd walmart. chapman was unarmed. in the motiuon, prosecutor stephanie morales does not want uniformed officers in the courtroom. she calls their presence intimidating in the motion she states the family of the man rankin killed william chapman, should be able to demand that their son's killer be tried in a manner that excludes any suspicion, intimidation, or improper influence. moarales writes, "the stifling presence of so many law enforcement officers will have a chilling effect on the jury's ability to

minds and without fear of rendering a verdict based soley on the law and evidence presented." we asked rankin's attorney james broccoletti about that. in the motion which i will have more of beginning at four, morales asks the court if uniformed officers are not prohbited, then morales asks for no more than 10 in the courtroom at a time, and only three uniformed officers can sit together at a time. today at four, what rankin's attorney james broccolett thinks about that. students at denbigh high school in newport news are in school today, despite

against the school. authorities went through the school this morning, but they didn't find anything suspicious. a school spokeswoman says officials learned about the threat sometime last week. however, authorities later determined the threat was not credible. still , newport news schools say they will have extra police presence on the campus throughout the day. going on right now in florida -- the coast guard is having its first of two hearings about the el faro accident. today's hearing is dealing with the events leading up to the ship's sinking. we expect to learn more about the crew members and where the ship went before the final journey into hurricane joaquin. the second hearing will focus on the ship's last journey. all 33 people on board died, including men from chesapeake and virginia beach. the light rail is a topic of discussion at the commonwealth transportation board workshop in richmond. the future of the funding for the project in virginia beach is one of the things they are talking letter to city councilman

villeanueva informing him 155-million- dollars in state funding could be put towards other projects. 10 on your side's erin kelly is following the meeting for us. she give us a look at what about starting on wavy news 10 at 4. norfolk are investigating an attempted bank robbery. police say a man rolled up through the drive-thru teller window at the sun trust on west little creek road near granby street around 8:55 this morning. he allegedly gave the teller a note demanding money. the note also said there was a bomb inside the bank. police came five minutes later and arrested the man without any problems. nobody was hurt, but police did close off part of west little creek road so the bomb squad could make sure everything was okay in the bank. questioned by police right now and we are working to get his name and mugshot for you. as soon as we do, we'll bring it to you on-air, and on wavy dot com. virginia beach police

robber. take a close look at the man in these surveillance photos. investigators say he robbed at citgo on diamond springs road last tuesday with a shotgun. police say he demanded money from the clerk, and then ran off toward the driftwood apartments. if you recognize this man or have any other information about the robbery that could help police, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. we're working to learn more about an accident that closed 1-64 eastbound in portsmouth overnight. take a look at the scene from our wavy traffic jam cams. vdot closed all lanes and put a detour in place. the scene is clear and the road is back open, but we are working to find out if anyone was hurt and how many cars were involved. we'll let you know as soon as we hear from police. we're still working to learn how a child is doing after paramedics in virginia beach say he almost drowned. rescue crews say the three-year-old boy's family found him unconscious in a backyard fish pond. it happened saturday off

broad bay neighborhood. paramedics took the boy to the hospital and say he was in a serious condition. it's unclear if the boy fell into the pond from the side or fell through thin ice on the surface. the child's family says they were at home, and the boy was missing for only a few minutes before they went looking for him. a woman is desperate to find her son's killers. now she's asking for your help. its been almost two years since police found 29-year-old (kyle) cyle strahl dead his home on red horse lane in the lake edward neighbors reported hearing gunshots. police still have not said how strahl died. his family says someone shot him in the head. his mother is asking anyone with information to come forward. 10 on your side's erin kelly talked to her via skype skype interview for erin leslee costantino - victim's mother 2235 every day that goes by, every minute of every day, it's just like it just happened again. 2241 do you know what i mean? it's almost unbearable 2244 police say this is still

know anything, call the crime line. a hampton family is upset after a pharmacy reportedly put her son's name on her medication. amanda mccoy says both she and her five-year-old son were sick at the same time. both of their prescriptions went to the rite aid on east pembroke avenue. the boy's doctor prescribed him eyedrops, but someone put his name on a bottle of "prednisone", which is a steroid used to treat inflamatory diseases. the pills were supposed to be for his mother. mccoy gave her son two pills before realizing the mistake. her son is okay, but she contacted 10 on your side to warn other parents. amanda mccoy - mom "we panicked, we were like and it wasn't even prescribed to him." "i wanted to warn other parents that it could happen to your children, it could happen to yourself, i mean if they're just wrongly labeled and stuff they could have put a whole different

even belonging to your family and put your label on it." "you're supposed to trust these people with handle your medications." 10 on your side reached comment. a spokesperson said the matter is being investigated, and that they will likely retrain the staff. a scary crime ends with a dumb mistake. really -- you have to hear this one. what a robber left behind that could lead police right to him. plus - lawmakers in oklahoma are trying to make changes to the state consitution. how a religious monument is at the center of this. also still to come, sixteen years after losing their son to cancer, parents honor his memory in a very unique way. why his story could be seen by across the country. plus - police release incredible video of a high speed chase that ended in a crash. it's what happens after the crash that may shock you. and - as predicted, this morning's rain has died down, so what's next for the

jeremy wheeler has that answer for us after

today in los angeles. lonnie franklin is accused of killing a girl and nine women over three decades. the case lead to a documentary and a made-for-tv movie. his case is referred to as the "grim sleeper," becuase of the 13 year gap between the first string of killings and the second. the first murders tied to franklin happened in 19-85. the victims range in age from 15 to 35. franklin pleaded not guilty. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. prosecutors will not file any charges against two police officers who shot

drug dealer in november. this edited video from the cruiser's dashcam shows the two officers trying to arrest the man. you can see, the man trying to resist arrest. he manages to free one of his arms and grab a gun in his waistband. he then shoots one of the officers. that's when the officers return fire and kill him. a background check on the suspect shows police arrested him at least three times on drug and gun charges. the officer he shot is still his injuries. a mother is in jail after witnesses told police she gave birth inside a public bathroom and then left her baby in the toilet. police caught 38-year-old mary grace trinidad by following a trail of blood out of a subway restauraunt and into a nearby parking lot. employees heard the baby crying, and got to the child in time to call 9-1-1 and save its life. both the mother and the baby are in the hospital. trinidad is charged with attempted

police in sacramento may have a bit of an easy time catching a home invasion suspect. he left behind a pretty valuable clue. a 52-year-old man came home from work two weeks ago, and found himself face- to-face with the barrel of a gun. the man quickly ran into his bedroom and called 9-1-1. after the thief left, he went to the kitchen to see what was missing. then he saw something shocking. the theif's phone charging on the counter. (s/carlos / home invasion victim:38-:42) "looking into his eyes, it's like looking into the eyes of the devil," (s/carlos / home invasion victim:42-:48) "even though i got away and got into the room, but for those few seconds, my life flashed before my eyes." police say the suspect is still on the loose, but they hope the selfies left on the phone will make it easier to find him. some lawmakers in oklahoma are in a battle to get a religious monument back on the grounds of the state capitol. crews took down a statue of the 10 commandments four months ago. oklahoma's supreme court

capitol grounds violated the state constitution. crews moved the monument down the street and it now sits outside another government building. since the move, lawmakers have introduced several bills aimed at changing a section of the oklahoma constitution. the change would allow public money to be used for religious reasons. lawmakers want people to vote on the change. however, opposition groups like the american civil liberties union say they will fight any proposed change to the law. severe thunderstorms rocked several communities across mississippi and florida yesterday. a lot of homes and damaged. residents in mississippi think tornados touched down in the towns of sylvanena and weston, but the national weather service hasn't confirmed that. people in another county say they saw the tornado that destroyed a house there. a witness said the tornado was coming straight towards her, but it just narrowly missed her home. the storm happened during school hours and officials say the emergency preparedness

despite all of the damage, there are only a few minor injuries. and the damage from the storms trapped some people underneath debris. take a look at this video of crews rescuing a woman from her home, damaged by a tornado. the workers had to dig around her to clear a path to get her out. at least 10 homes in the area recieved a lot of damage from the tornado and severe weather. . ( weather anim - with track) ad lib toss rest of today: the rain moves out and it dries out. peeks of sun later

the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers late. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: a stray shower early in the morning...otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. it was a soggy morning across the tidewater area, but the rain has ended as low pressure moves further to our north and a cold front shifts east. expect only hit or miss showers thru 3pm; otherwise, peeks of sunshine can be expected by 4pm. it'll remain mild & windy with highs near 60 degrees. tonight, it gets colder as the chillier air settles in behind the front with

that will cross our area later tonight thru the predawn hours on wednesday. this disturbance will bring a quick dose of rain to our area. after that, the rest of your wednesday will bring partly-mainly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s. it'll be colder for thursday, but it warms up just in time for friday and the weekend courtesy of southerly winds that'll dominate until the next cold front crosses by

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to the 'mom'-- who helped make it happen. (nats) like most parent's bonnie and dan boyum are very proud of their son... (sot: bonnie boyum, michael's mother) "everybody loved him, he was just a nice, nice minnesota made success story... everything but a happy ending. (sot: bonnie boyum, michael's mother) "he said mom, will you come feel this lump, and i felt it, i'm a nurse, i knew it was cancer." (nats) the cancer turned out to be leukemia... (sot: bonnie boyum, michael's mother) "it was just devastating, although it wasn't to michael... he saw positive in everything." michael's inspirational story didn't end with his death 16 years ago. (nats) (sot: bonnie boyum, michael's mother) "michael had so much faith, he said if god wants to take me home at age 21 that's fine, but i have a high school sweetheart here." it's that love story bonnie succeeded in getting made into an

"until forever." (nats: movie) "i'm not exactly sure when it was that i fell in love with michael boyum..." 'until forever' was filmed in the twin cities, and while it's a love story, the film also explores michaels faith and how he touched other lives including his brother matt, who was suffering from debilitating depression. (sot: matt boyum, michael's brother) "mike far as strengthening my faith." while few things are ever certain in life, bonnie boyum says she sure of one thing... for anyone who sees the movie... (sot: bonnie boyum, michael's mother) "in some area, it will change people's lives" coming up on midday-- a new development in the trial of former police officer

commonwealth we are following new developments in the case involving a former portsmouth police officer who shot and killed a man. the prosecutor in the case filed a surprising new motion, today, in the case against stephen rankin. commonwealth's attornyey stephanie morales wants police officers attending the trial to be banned from wearing their uniforms in the court room. 10 on your side's andy fox broke this story on

he joins us from the newsroom with more on this. andy? former police officer stephen rankin shot and killed william chapman last april 22 in the parking lot of the frederick blvd walmart. chapman was unarmed. in the motion, prosecutor stephanie morales does not want uniformed officers in the courtroom. she calls their presence intimidating in the motion she states the family of the man rankin killed william chapman, should be able to demand that their son's killer be tried in a manner that excludes any suspicion, intimidation, or improper influence. moarales writes, "the stifling presence of so many law enforcement officers will have a chilling effect on the jury's ability to deliberate with open minds and without fear of rendering a verdict based soley on the law and evidence presented." we asked rankin's attorney james

on the phone james broccoletti/rankin's attorney (chilling effect c3;15 (("i am sure there any motion to exclude them from the courtroom. i dont' see how the presence will have any chilling affect on the jury deliberation so i dont see how the law enforcement officers will have a chilling affect.)) runs: 23 in the motion which i will have more of beginning at four, morales asks the court if uniformed officers are not prohbited, then morales asks for no more than 10 in the courtroom at a time, and only three uniformed officers can sit together at a time. today at four, what rankin's attorney james broccolett thinks about that. we have all of our coverage of the case against stephen rankin right on wavy dot com. you can read up on every development in the case so far. just

rankin trial." we have more to get to this midday, but now ww want to check the weather. rain earlier, but now it's starting to look here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: the rain moves out and it dries out. peeks of sun later this afternoon. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers late. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: a stray shower early in the morning...otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. it was a soggy morning across the tidewater area, but the rain has ended as low pressure moves further to our north and a cold front shifts east. expect only hit or miss showers thru 3pm; otherwise, peeks of

by 4pm. it'll remain mild & windy with highs near 60 degrees. tonight, it gets colder as the chillier air settles in behind the front with 30s. however, there's another quick disturbance that will cross our area later tonight thru the predawn hours on wednesday. this disturbance will bring a quick dose of rain to our area. after that, the rest of your wednesday will it warms up just in time cold front crosses by monday. students at denbigh high school in newport news are in class, today, despite someone making a threat against the school. authorities went through the denbigh campus this morning, but they didn't

a school spokeswoman says officials learned about the threat sometime last week. however, authorities later determined the threat was not credible. still , newport news schools say they will have extra police presence on the campus throughout the day. going on right now in florida -- the coast guard is having its first of two hearings about the el faro accident. today's hearing is dealing with the events leading up to the ship's sinking. we expect to learn more about the crew members and where the ship went before the final journey into hurricane joaquin. the second hearing will focus on the ship's last journey. all 33 people on board died, including men from chesapeake and virginia beach. the light rail is a topic of discussion at the commonwealth transportation board workshop in richmond. the future of the funding for the project in virginia beach is one of the things they are talking about. this comes after virginia transportation secretary aubrey layne sent a letter to city councilman ron villeanueva informing him 155-million- dollars in state funding could be

towards other projects. 10 on your side's erin kelly is following the meeting for us. she give us a look at what officials talked about starting on wavy news 10 at 4. new at midday, police in norfolk are investigating an attempted bank robbery. police say a man rolled up through the drive-thru teller window at the sun trust on west little creek road near granby street around 8:55 this morning. he allegedly gave the teller a note demanding money. the note also said there was a bomb inside the bank. police came five minutes later and arrested the man without any problems. nobody was hurt, but police did close off part of west little creek road so the bomb squad could make sure everything was okay in the bank. the suspect is being questioned by police right now and we are working to get his name and mugshot for you. as soon as we do, we'll bring it to you on-air, and on wavy dot com. virginia beach police want your help to find a robber. take a close look at the man in these surveillance photos. investigators say he robbed at citgo on diamond springs road last

shotgun. police say he demanded money from the clerk, and then ran off toward the driftwood apartments. if you recognize this man or have any other information about the robbery that could help police, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. the band "eagles of death metal" make their return to the stage in paris later tonight. they were playing at the bataclan concert hall when isis terrorists came in with guns. 89 people died in the attack on the concert. paris residents say tonight's concert is a sign the country is healing. security will be extremely tight for the event, and police could be seen guarding the venue several hours before the show. the leader of the band, jesse hughes, says he still struggles with what happened the night of the attack. hughes says the gun restrictions in france made it easier for the terrorists to kill so many people. s/ file :02 l/ paris, :29 "i think the only way that my mind has been changed is that maybe that until nobody has guns everybody

have the best chance to live and i saw people die that maybe could have lived, fans who survived the november attack at the bataclan will get into the show for free. psychologists will be there to treat any fans who become traumatized during the show. we're working to learn more about an accident that closed 1-64 eastbound in portsmouth overnight. take a look at the scene from our wavy traffic jam cams. vdot closed all lanes and put a detour in place. the scene is clear and the road is back open, but we are working to find out if anyone was hurt and how many cars were involved. we'll let you know as soon as we hear from police. we're still working to learn how a child is doing after paramedics in virginia beach say he almost drowned. rescue crews say the three-year-old boy's family found him unconscious in a backyard fish pond. it happened saturday off bay breeze cove in the broad bay neighborhood. paramedics took the boy to the hospital and say he was in a serious condition.

fell into the pond from the side or fell through thin ice on the surface. the child's family says they were at home, and the boy was missing for only a few minutes before they went looking for him. supreme court justice antonin scalia's death could be detrimental to former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal. mcdonnell's fight to overturn his public corruption convictions has reached the supreme court. 10 on your side spoke with legal experts about how scalia's passing may affect mcdonnell's outcome. (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 a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife for taking thousands of dollars worth of gifts and loans from a businessman in exchange for promoting his dietary supplement. mcdonnell needs the supreme court

vote 5-3 in order to win his appeal. a 4-4 tie reverts back to the lower court's decision. president barack obama is expected to nominate a new supreme court justice soon. a local political poll puts donald trump and hillary clinton in the lead with just two weeks before virginia votes in the super tuesday primaries. christopher newport university interviewed 735 registered voters for two days last week. among republican voters, they found trump got 28 percent of the gop vote, followed by 22 percent for marco rubio. 19 percent picked ted cruz. among democrats, hillary clinton got 52 percent and bernie sanders got 40 percent. both parties hold their presidential primaries in virginia on march first. new nbc news-survey monkey online poll found donald trump maintain their leads nationally. trump leads the percent followed by senator ted cruz with 18 percent, and senator marco rubio with 14 percent. the poll also found more

republican voters, 56 percent, believe trump will be the nominee. for the democrats, clinton leads senator bernie sanders by 10 percent. hillary clinton's campaign told us they'll open an office in norfolk tomorrow. it will be on west 21st street. local supporters will gather to make calls and host organization meetings before the state's march first primary. local leaders will meet wednesday discuss clinton's plans on the economy and veteran's care. the campaign opened other offices in alexandria and richmond last week. still ahead on midday- after dozens die in a prison riot in mexico, authorities make a shocking discovery inside the prison. we'll tell you what they found. plus - shocking video of a high speed chase ending in a crash. we'll show you the shocking scene as the truck flipped over. plus - we're on your side

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two men pleaded not guilty for their alleged involvement in the deadly bombing of a shrine in thailand last year. the suspects made their first court appearance since novemeber earlier today. the lawyer of one of the suspects says police tortured his client to get a confession out of him. the two men are accused of bombing the erawan shrine in august. 20 people died and more than 120 were hurt in the most devestating attack in thailand in decades. police say they have d-n-a evidence to support their case. the next hearings for the case are in april. people in north korea are celebrating the birthday of their former supreme leader. today would have been kim jong il's 74th birthday. it is a national holiday in north korea, called the "day of the shining star." north koreans who talk about the holiday in public are very careful to talk about kim positively, referring to him as "the great general." a giant flower show featuring thosuands of flowers named after the former leader are on display in pyongyang. after all of the celebrations are

reportedly get time to relax with their families, as tomorrow is also a day of observance of the life of the former leader. brazil is stepping up its fight against the spread of the zika virus. the government sent almost 55-thousand soldiers into the streets to combat the mosquitoes responsible for the spread of the virus. the soldiers helped health workers apply incesticides in places with standing water, sewage pipes, and anywhere else mosquitoes could breed. both the c-d-c and the w-h-o say the spread of the virus is an international health emergency and countries need to take steps to prevent it. after a prison riot left 49 inmates dead, authorities in mexico made a shocking discovery about the facility. the riot happened last week when two rival factions of a drug cartel faced off for control of the prison. after outside police got it under control, they found several cells outfitted with luxuries

cells with mini-fridges, air conditioners, digital cable, and even aquariums. they also found 280 food and grocery stands in the prison. crews used heavy machinery to take away all of the contraband furniture and food. police arrested the prison's director and superintendant on murder charges. the u-n is calling for mexico to the riot. the pope is continuing his tour through mexico. today, he is in the heart of drug trafficking country. he is set to visit morelia's downtown cathedral, to meet with youth groups and say mass. he says the trip will give him a chance to send a message about his vision for the future of the church in mexico. some top u-s officials are in cuba to sign a deal that will restore airline service between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years. the signing of the pact official brings into effect an arrangement the u-s and cuba back in

still have to apply for permission from u-s regualtors to fly specific routes before the sell tickets to cuba. the agreement only allows 20 flights per day between the u-s and cuba, but the deal is still expected to help increase tourism and business on the island. police in idaho just released footage from a high speed chase that happened last year. it ends with an incredible crash which shows the driver being ejected. this may be a little hard to watch for some. in this video from last april, boise police are trying to chase down jose sanchez on the highway. after a long chase, sanchez loses control of his truck, and somehow, he wasn't badly hurt, and actually tried to run away from police. an officer pulled out his

forced sanchez to give up. a judge sentenced sanchez to 15 years in prison for the chase. crews in texas fought a massive fire at an oil facility. take a look. you can see the fire shooting out of the south cross energy plant. investigators say an explosion set off the fire. emergency workers shut down roads and had residents leave the area as a precaution. crews controlled the fire after they were able to shut off an oil valve fueling it. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the explosion. slick roads are being blamed for an 11 car crash on i-81 in pennsylvania. the wreck happened overnight. fire officials say icy roads caused the chain reaction crash just north of scranton. eight tractor trailers and three cars got caught up in it. fortunately, only three people were slightly hurt. the accident closed a five mile stretch of the

for several hours. (weather anim - with track) rest of today: the rain moves out and it dries out. peeks of sun later this afternoon. highs in the low 60s. winds south/west 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with isolated showers late. lows will be in the upper 30s to near 40. winds west 5-10mph. wednesday: a stray shower early in the morning...otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. it was a soggy morning across the tidewater area, but the rain has ended as low pressure moves further to our north and a cold front shifts east. expect only hit or miss showers thru 3pm; otherwise, peeks of sunshine can be expected by 4pm. it'll remain mild & windy with highs near 60 degrees. tonight, it gets colder as the chillier air settles in behind the front with another quick disturbance later tonight thru the predawn hours on wednesday. this disturbance will bring a quick dose of rain to our

rest of your wednesday will bring partly-mainly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s. it'll be colder for thursday, but it warms up just in time for friday and the weekend courtesy of southerly winds that'll dominate until the next cold front crosses by monday. up next on midday - a recap of the biggest

some popular acts won big last night at the 58th grammy awards. kendrick lamar was the big winner, he took home a number of grammy's, including best rap album and best rap performance. taylor swift took home three grammy's, including album of the year for her smash hit "19-89." she becomes the only female artist to win album of the year twice. ed sheeran won song of the year for "thinking out loud" and bruno mars and mark ronson got record of the year for "uptown funk." megan trainor won for "best new artist." and chris stapleton took home the award for best country act. speaking of big winners, the u-s national women's soccer team keeps rolling through the competition. and one striker's performance last night is one she'll remember forever. forward crystal dunn scored five times as the u-s beat puerto rico 10 to

qualifying. dunn is from new york and she played college soccer for the university of north carolina. however, despite the impressive performance, there is still a ton of work to do thank you for watching wavy news 10 midday.

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>> abigail: hi. >> chad: and, um, i'm sure you won't forget, but you work for us now, right? not my father or andre. >> harold: yes, sir. [somber music] >> chad: good morning. how'd thomas do when you dropped him off? >> abigail: he didn't even cry. >> chad: that's a good thing, right? he won't be at daycare much longer, okay? >> abigail: yeah, i know. i'm gonna, um... [sighs] i'm gonna see my mom and tell her that we are eloping, i'm resigning. [exhales] [voice breaking] i'm a nervous wreck.