overnight. now another man is behind bars facing drug charges. 10 on your side joe fisher joins us live. joe are all these meth labs connected? newport news police seem to be pulling back the layers. the organized crime division says they were led to this home on sydney place overnight after getting information from the two previous busts this week on middlesex road. there it must have been a dangerous place to be going inside." a dangerous situation due to a dangerous substance on sydney place in newport news early friday morning. judith brett watched the investigation unfold from her front window across the street. ((c40 2:20)) "it was so lit up it was like daytime in the middle of the night." ((c40 4:00)) "nobody likes to think anything like this is going on in their neighborhood. the house could have exploded with the stuff the chemicals that they had in there." police say they raided this home -- now

one in the morning. 10 on your side caught hazmat crews working inside and outside the home. police say they found a meth-making operation in a shed in the backyard. ((c26 44:13)) "shocked, amazed, dissapointed and then just horrifyed that this was going on across the street from me." neighbors say there was a lot of coming and going from the home at all hours of the day. brett says she called the cops on the residents four times in the six months they've lived here. ((c40 7:40)) "every night we looked over there there was a light on in the house. i said 'they stay up all night." the bust friday morning comes after two raids that turned up meth on middlesex road. on sunday -- officers arrested autumn wells after finding meth making materials in her car. then on tuesday -- police found another meth lab in a home across the street. they later arrested michael adkins and dana chandonnet ((c40 8:50)) "anytime people are behaving in a bad way or

we're still working to find out what caused a hazmat situation in hampton on wednesday. when officers arrived at the home on cynthia drive they found an unknown substance outside the home. they sent it to a lab for testing and we are waiting on those results. hampton police tell us items seized are consistent with the making of methamphetamine -- but further testing is needed to know for sure. no charges have been filed yet in this investigation. let's talk about the weather now in first forecast -- temperatures warmed up-- just in time for the weekend! mostly clear skies made for a beautiful friday. here's the view in

you can see the sun shining and people more than happy to take a stroll on this gorgeous day. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, will the warm temperatures stick around through the weekend? tonight: a few clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: s 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. warm breeze. highs: mid- 60s. winds: sw 10-15 mph. sunday: increasing clouds with showers developing late. highs: mid-60s. winds: light sw. we have enjoyed a beautiful day across hampton roads - plenty of sunshine with highs near 50 inland..slightly cooler along the coastline. this evening, we'll see a few scattered clouds out there with temperatures dropping back into the low-40s by 9 pm. overnight, we'll be tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the upper-30s, so it won't be as chilly as it was this morning. saturday will be nothing short of beautiful - expect mostly sunny skies along with a warm southwest breeze. as a result, the mercury will surge into the mid-60s! sunday will be another warm day, but we will see increasing clouds with some showers developing through the late afternoon/evening hours. the first half of

with highs dropping back into the 50s. with highs dropping back into the 50s. tonight a norfolk police officer is on administrative duty-- following claims he exposed himself to a chesapeake woman. the alleged victim says it happened in the walmart parking lot on frederick boulevard, saturday afternoon she's talking only to 10 on your side's andy fox. andy? she has not filed charges yet because she fears her name getting out. she's cried a lot, she is still trying to cope with the incident that has rocked her world. she reported that a man got out of his car and exposed himself-while she sat in her car. she watched him as he walked away, and then

called portsmouth police. she identified him by his clothing because she did not get a good look at his face. the video is assisting in the investigation. walmart would not confirm that or anything to us. wednesday she e ts a call from norfolk police internal affairs. (30:34 1) ((and he informed me that the gentleman i picked out was a norfolk police officer. that i identified that did this to me. )) runs:10 (30:54 1) ((this was an give to his superior officer to make a judgment call as to whether he conducted himself properly as a norfolk police officer)) runs: 14 we won't identify the officer because he has not been charged. the car the victim took a picture of is the same car we found in the

of the officer's home. he's on administrative duty-off the streets pending the outcome of the investigation police have charged a driver in a deadly late night crash on the eastern shore. troopers say 19-year-old austin rainey from north carolina died after three vehicles crashed in accomack county. it happened last night on route 13 northbound near daugherty road. state police say a woman driving a pick- up truck turned in front of a van rainey was riding in. a tractor-trailer then slammed into the van. police charged the driver of the pick-up, linda stevens, with failing to yield the right of way. the virginia beach fire department is working to determine what sparked a house fire. it happened just before noon on peony arch, in the green run area. the department sent us these pictures from the scene. a neighbor alerted a man at the home about smoke and flames. he made it out safely. investigators say the damage is too bad for anyone to stay there now. norfolk police say a

again. investigators say he's now responsible for three more burglaries, bring the grand total to eight. take a good look at this man. officers say he's hit several local restaurants, including the golden china on east little creek road on valentine's day. they also say last month, he broke into united refrigeration on progress road, and golden city on azalea garden road. this is video of when he attempted to break-in to ole bay seafood. if you recognize the man in this video, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. virginia beach is beefing up security in response to two dozen car break-ins, at a parking garage in town center. on tuesday -- police got reports for 28 break-ins outside of the encore apartments on main street. now the city says it has hired a second overnight. the two guards working the overnight shift will roam through the 5 garages-- on foot-- and in cars. williamsburg police say a man is charged with from a business. the manager of a business

garda armored car employee stole a bank deposit bag back in december. detectives later identified the guard as 29-year-old darius washington of newport news. investigators say video shows washington taking a bag with a two- thousand dollar deposit and hiding it from view without processing it. officers arrested washington last night. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- ethan couch is getting out of juvenile detention. why he's probably not looking forward to what comes next. c0045 - 2630 i'm erin kelly in hampton, where senator mark warner was here to talk to cyber security experts. it's an issue he says that keeps him up at night 2638 growing concern over the

cases have just been there are now 3 cases of the zika virus in virginia. (mosquito/zika file) the state department of health says--- all three patients traveled to regions where there are outbreaks. more than 40 countries

virus --most are concentrated in the americas. north carolina just reported its first case today. that patient had traveled to a country where there is an symptoms show at all-- it's usually fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes. today the world health organization addressed concerns about the zika outbreak, especially in south america -- it's been linked to microcephaly and guillain-barre syndrome. this is drone video released today flying over rio de janeiro's 2016 olympic park. a number of athletes and visitors planning to come to the olympics have expressed concern about the virus. but planning for the games is moving along. the who predicts the mosquito population will drop off when rio hosts the games. there are currently no vaccines or treatment for zika, though research institutes and pharmaceutical companies are working on it. coming up on wavy news 10 - a crash on the peninsula left a mail truck flipped.

involved. senator mark warner spent the morning touring a local business. hear how he hopes to make

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the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. senator mark warner was in hampton today to talk about keeping virginians safe -- online. he met with representatives in the cybersecurity field and discussed how to make hampton roads a leader in the growing market. 10 on your side's erin kelly talked to the senator about his concerns. he says he's worried it will take a catastrophic event for people to realize how big the cybersecurity threat is. and he wanted the meeting to be a discussion about keeping communities safe -- and taking advantage of what he sees as an economic opportunity. c0002 - 5022 hey senator, good to see you. welcome to hampton. 5025 senator mark warner was in hampton friday to talk cybersecurity. he started with a tour of hampton based company - zel technologies. along with, virginia's secretary of technology karen jackson, warner led a roundtable discussion with representatives from the military, local

the state with highest number of unfilled cyber jobs. c0043 - sen. mark warner (d) virginia 927 our opportunity is to make sure that every university is cyber certified in terms of a work force 936 our opportunity is to make sure that those military members who leave the military with cyber training can get jobs right here in hampton roads. 945 warner says the threats facing us -- keep him awake at night. c0043 - sen. mark warner (d) virginia 1102 what i'm really afraid of, that we could have an event, almost a cyber 9/11, where we shut down water systems, power systems, in a way that could be catastrophic 1114 before we really fully recognize how dramatic this threat is 1119 c0044 - scott arnott - zel technologies 2040 the first thing to understand about cybersecurity is a lot of it is so prevalent. 2041 there's so many people trying to get your data 2046 scott arnott, of zel technologies says his company has worked to improve cybersecurity with government clients and cities like hampton.

zel technologies 2444 an impact on the treasurer could cause significant problems 2448 with your personal financial information 2451 with your tax records, 2453 warner says all virginians need to better job in maintaining their cyber hygiene, things like online passwords. he wants virginia to invest in cyber firms -- so that all of the innovation isn't taking place out in silicon valley. erin kelly, 10 on your side. a chesapeake family is hoping you can help locate a loved one. andre eason was last seen on january 25th, at his home on hoover avenue in the south norfolk area. the family tells police it is very unusual for him to be gone this long and make no contact with anyone. if you have seen eason -- call chesapeake police. a crash in hampton involving a mail truck leaves two people injured. the fire department says it involved a mail truck flipped. it happened on west mercury boulevard near king street --- across from the langley square shopping center. the victims'

considered life threatening. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: a few clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: s 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. warm breeze. highs: mid- 60s. winds: sw 10-15 mph. sunday: increasing clouds with showers developing late. highs: mid-60s. winds: light sw. we have enjoyed a beautiful day across hampton roads - plenty of sunshine with highs near 50 inland..slightly cooler along the coastline. this evening, we'll see a few scattered clouds out there with temperatures dropping back into the low-40s by 9 pm. overnight, we'll be tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the upper-30s, so it won't be as chilly as it was this morning. saturday will be nothing short of beautiful - expect mostly sunny skies along with a warm southwest

mercury will surge into developing through the late afternoon/evening hours. the first half of next week will be slightly unsettled with highs dropping back into the 50s. tonight: a few clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: s 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. warm breeze. highs: mid- 60s. winds: sw 10-15 mph. sunday: increasing clouds with showers developing late. highs: mid-60s. winds: light sw. we have enjoyed a beautiful day across coastline. this evening, we'll see a few scattered temperatures dropping back into the low-40s by 9 pm. tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the upper-30s, so it won't be as chilly as it was this morning. saturday will be nothing short of beautiful - expect mostly sunny skies along with a warm southwest breeze. as a result, the mercury will surge into the mid-60s! sunday will be another warm day, but we will see increasing clouds with some showers developing through the late afternoon/evening

next week will be slightly unsettled with highs dropping back

coming up on wavy news 10 - a domestic and sexual violence shelter is preparing to open its doors. how it overcame state code problems to make this opening a reality. then at five-thirty - stress and pregnancy are never a good combination. but there are some things you can do to help keep it all under

one little reason why you new at five -- a shelter for domestic violence victims will open its new location in chesapeake next month. (file video 6/2/15) 10 on your side first told you about the new "her shelter", in june. they were supposed to open in october when a new state code sidelined them. they now have a new water line installed-- and their occupancy permits. they plan to start taking in clients on march 9th the shelter will be the first of its kind in chesapeake. a case of hoarding in chesapeake will air this weekend on a reality t-v show. our deanna leblanc covered this story last august in the knell's ridge neighborhood. the city of chesapeake could have fined the homeowner -- but instead contacted the reality t-v show in hopes to solve the hoarding problem.

"cluttering" in city hazards from health concerns to not being able to doors are blocked. coming up on wavy news 10 - maryland's supreme court takes up the freddie gray case. will one of the baltimore officers be the others? then at five-thirty - when it comes to getting into college - kindness matters -- at least it should. what educators say about turning the tide on the

will a baltimore police officer have to testify against the others charged in the freddie gray case? that's a big question now that maryland's supreme court has agreed to take up the case of five officers involved. officer william porter's trial ended in a mistrial, in october. he's facing a re-trial. this recent court action delays the trials of the other officers until the issue with porter's testimony is resolved. oral arguments are expected to begin early next month. freddie gray died in

was broken when he was placed in the back of a police van. gray was handcuffed and shackled, but he was not restrained by a seat belt. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! a former headstone dealer is convicted of fraud in several hampton roads cities. when he faced a judge today for sentencing - investigative reporter chris horne was in the courtroom. plus a mom is demanding side's brandi cummings was there as she layed her concerns out on the line. 1:13:15 - 1:13:26 there's until the last year until his or her term. that doesn't make any sense at all. virginia senator mark warner weighs in on the debate to replace the late justice antonin scalia. breaking news from the campus of william and mary. police have charged a professor with having child porn.

police have arrested 46-year-old michael wilson from richmond. they charged him with four felony counts for allegedly having child porn. police took him to the virginia peninsula regional jail. wilson is a research biologist at the center for conservation biology. he's been at william and mary since 2004. protocol, he's on administrative leave and not allowed on campus right now. we have a crew on the way, and we'll let you know as soon as we have an update. and now the latest development in a 10 on your side investigation that has unfolded over more than a year. prison time continues to pile up for a former local headstones dealer. grieving clients paid him thousands of dollars, but he never delivered. investigative reporter chris horne has followed this story through four local cities. this time it's chesapeake. edward prince faced felony fraud charges in three other cities as well. he took

they were most vulnerable. this morning prince showed some regret, but the judge was not inclined to go lightly. c 9 19:02 pamela campbell assistant commonwealth's attorney -- most egregious in the case is that he took money from these people for headstones for their loved ones. the prosecutor in chesapeake asking the judge not to go lightly on edward prince. the former headstones dealer had pleaded guilty last august to taking more than four thousand dollars from grieiving families for headstones that he never provided. c 9 19:12 pamela campbell assistant commonwealth's attorney -- he would tell them there was weather issues, there's this, they never got the headstones from this gentleman, they never got their money back, he never refunded their money. prince says several medical conditions kept him from completing his contracts with fifteen victims overall in chesapeake, norfolk, virginia beach and portsmouth. c 11 22:32 edward prince defendant -- i'm very sorry to the families. i know the headstones business is a serious business. it was my intention and it's still my intention to make total restitution to