jason: all clear, two words that nobody could wait to be announced. nobody is sure if shots were fired. >> we thought better be safe than sorry since we didn't know what was happening at the time. jason e: tense moments at ft. eustis. they searched all of the buildings and did not find any signs of bullet holes or anything like that. they are trying to figure out what the contractors heard to begun with. >> we'll stay on top of this story. ft. eustis became a permanent military installation as a prison. it closed and reopened as world war ii. it merged to be a joint base in 2010 and is home of many army youunits.

send you a message on your phone and then when it was lifted. >> connecting the dots in a series of meth lab busts in newport news. the latest you saw this morning from sydney place. one man, tanner meeks is under arrests. it follows three arrests. joel fisher with an update on the latest bust. joe? joe: what everyone wants to know with all of the meth busts is if they are all connected. newport news police are shying away from connecting them all but they are saying that information they obtained through interviews have led them to each of these busts along the way. >> it was lit up it was like daytime in the middle of the night.

news. >> shocked, amazed, disappointed then horrified this was going on across the street from me. joe: neighbors waking up to the investigation. police raided this home after 1:00 in the morning. 10 on your side caught hazmat crews combing through the property. >> you could see how they were dressing up to go in there, you can tell it must have been a dangerous place to go inside. joe: tanner meeks was arrested and he lived in the home with at least one other person. >> a little strange but you can't judge a cover until something happens. they were friendly people. joejoe: friendly people but a woman who lives across the street has here. >> they were coming and leaving. every night there was a light on

they stay up all night. joe: this comes after two busts on middlesex road. austin wells was arrested after finding meth-making materials in her car. on tuesday, police found another meth lab across the street and arrested two others. >> any time people are behaving in a strange way and using drugs they are going to get caught sooner or later. i just wished it had been sooner than later. joe: that woman telling me she is thankful that man is locked up and not living across the street and the hazmat materials won't cause any more trouble here any longer. all four people are facing felony drug charges. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. chris: police are looking into

on wednesday is connected. they found items consistent with making meth but no arrests. >> now to the weather and a wonderful weather ahead. this weekend, it is a different story with the temperatures. i'm here with chief meteorologist don slater to talk about a taste of spring? don: it is going to be a taste of spring. real, real nice, especially after what we had last weekend when we saw 32 and windy on saturday and 25 decision during during -- 25 degrees on. we'll show you temperatures on what happened today. we're going to compare it for what is coming up tomorrow. 46 earlier today. a cool start to the day obviously. it was a chilly start to the day in norfolk. not as cold as newport news because of the breeze coming off of the water. temperatures dropping into the low 40's but they are not going to drop through the overnight

cold start to the day today. it won't be as cold at night. 64 for tomorrow. a gorgeous day. it gets warmer than that coming up on sunday. today, 31, for example, in norfolk. 48 for a high. 64 degrees for a high temperature. we'll highlight what is going on during the rest of the week and questionable weather for next week could mess with us a little bit during the week. i will tell you about that in a few minutes. >> you can track the rising temperatures with the wave weather app. chris: an employee charged with possession of child porn. michael richmond was wilson was charged. he has been at the science of biology since 2004. he is on administrative leave and not allowed on campus.

your side broke last night. the norfolk officer accused of indecent exposure is off the streets and on administrative duty. the off duty officer exposed himself to her in the parking lot of walmart. she said the incident happened last saturday afternoon and adds she never saw the man's face. no charges have been filed so far. >> a follow up to car break-ins at virginia beach. a second security guard has been hired to patrol garages after two dozen break-ins on main street. guards will roam overnight through five garages on foot and in cars. chris: a headstone dealer faces more time behind bars and he is not done yet. >> reporter: for the next seven year, road projects like the one behind me will become more common to the tune just

who is going to pay for it and how, coming up. >> in sports, time for nascar. we preview day daytona 500.

continue this friday night. >> behind bars for a local business owner. edward prince has been the center of an investigation for more than a year. >> it is the third time he has been sentenced for felony fraud and he is not done yet. 56-year-old headstone company had clients paid him for delivered. prince pled guilty to fraud charges in portsmouth, virginia beach, and chesapeake. he got 14 months in the virginia beach case and this morning, the more. >> it is a sad situation. i believe mr. pribs prince tried to do the best he could. he should have filed bankruptcy. >> prince has nearly three years

his norfolk case comes up in april and it involves nine victims and that is more than the first three cases combined. >> next at 6:00, getting the highways up to the speed for the future. will you pay for it and what is next on the list? chris: check out tom schaad's story as climate change hits the

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chris: back now with an update on the longterm plan to alleviate traffic. >> we are still a few years away from big projects and a lot further off than initially thought like a third crossing and will there be more tolls? matt gregory has the latest. matted? matt: you will see more road projects across hampton roads. a group that prioritizes those projects got together and made a schedule of sorts to decide which projects will be done and where. how will they be paid for? will they be using tolls? for that, they had a plan as well. >> it brings us into a first-phase funding. matt: for months, kevin page sat looking at the plans for hampton roads.

transportation accountability commission, it is his job to get projects going. >> that sense of concern of not doing anything, we have to move forward with what we know. matt rves this, the planning organization put together a plan for the region's roads. >> that will allow us to have the peninsula project fully constructed within the next six years from exit 255 going westward to exit 234. matt: from there, the two groups planned and put money aside for the 264 interchange and the high-rise bridge widening all to be completed in six to seven years time at a cost around $1.8 billion paid for by gas taxes and state and federal help. >> we can use resources to

preclude tolling but not have it in the plan. matt: what about the harbor? >> we hope the statement will be concluded by 2016. matt: that could take 20 years just to complete a plan to unlock the future of hampton roads. those six projects won't require tolling to be completed. as far as the third crossing, well, they are looking at studies that will fund that, which could include tolling. we'll follow this story as it develops. matt gregory, 10 on your side. don: ashley baylor alerted me to this fact, the news coming out of the chicago area. they had windows blown out because they had 70 miles an hour winds. it is 49 miles an hour in

gary, indiana, has 68 miles an hour winds so this will likely make nightly news but that is a real, real big thing and they had record warmth. for us, no record warmth. no big winds for us. you can see one thing going on. today, that upper wind flow is through here so the warmer air that was trapped farther to our south is lifting northward and we're looking pretty good and warming up in a big way. tonight at 9:00, light, southerly wind at 10 miles an hour. southwest winds at 10-15 and gusty tomorrow, not like chicago's 60-70 miles an hour. we're going to see a breeze, 10-20 at times. here is where we are at 3:00. 64 degrees. a nice, nice warm day for tomorrow. into sunday and it gets warmer still. 5-10 miles an hour winds.

we will see sunshine and cloud cover during the day. 66 degrees for a high temperature on sunday. you will note at the end of this time-lapse sequence, this forward time-lapse sequence there is a little bit of rain out there. other forecasts are bringing the rain into the area at 7:00. scattered showers are possible late in the day. the long range does do that. we'll take it into sunday evening into wednesday. rainfall ends monday morning and monday looks fine. nothing going on for rain. tuesday, we have more rainfall moving back in and lasts through the day on tuesday that is going to be the best chance of rain. wednesday scattered rainfall to start the day and that is about it. we have rain headed our way but we have the weekend coming in. this is a lens flare right here and this is produced by the clouds and the reason i'm

as the sun dog and we saw this last night. it is a refraction of crystals and a beautiful sunset ongoing right now. brilliant out there. look at what is going on, 40-45 degrees. a little bit warmer right now. 46 in chesapeake and suffolk. highs around 47. we'll drop rapidly through the low 40's and hold there overnight. it is not likely to be a supremely cold night like it was last night. last night it was 24 inland and 32 degrees around the coastline. the coastline had temperatures hold up with the breeze off of the water. tomorrow, a bit of a breeze and temperatures will warm up to 64 in the afternoon. a real nice day coming up tomorrow and a real nice day coming up on sunday. more rain in the overnight hours.

tuesday, good washout quite likely and could see more rain coming up late in the day wednesday and wednesday night. the big story the here, the weekend. we're looking rain free until 7:00 or 8:00 in the evening. temperatures in the mid 60's and i'll have updates coming up at 10:00 and 11:00. chris: old doe dominion basketball time. things are crashing down at day known that. sports wrap is next. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women...

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>> reporter: for a while there, the old dominion basketball team was unbeatable at home. now they are losing on the road. that is last saturday against rice. last night beating western kentucky on the road by three point's. the best player in team u.s.a. seemed to fall into a funk. he missed the first 11 shots but then snapped out of it after the break. he passed the 2,000 point mark in his college career and hit the game-winning shot with 25 seconds to go. old doe dominion playing for a

the try brand off had 23 straight points and closed the game on a 38-8 run and snapped u.s.c. wilmington's winning streak knocking off the top team in the conference. the tribe was on the roll before losing two straight. last night's win proves that william and mary have to be reckoned with in the upcoming conference. william and mary is a game behind. it is the tribe's last home game of the season. heath miller regardly as the best tight end in steelers' history announced his retirement. he started 167th of his 168

11 years and is the franchise all-time leader for receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. miller starred in three super bowls. he helped the steelers win the super bowl as a rookie and again after the 2008 season. i've been talking about this all week, the joe gibbs cars are blowing everyone away at daytona. denny hamlin won the race saturday night an matt kenseth finished second. reigning cup champion kyle busch won last night's second duel qualifying race. before kyle crossed the finish line, look at this, a big wreck. trying to block jimmie johnson for second place. johnson lost control and crashed into kyle busch and kenseth will be forced to drive his backup car sunday and will have to start in the back. kenseth gave up his front row spot.

last night. it is his fifth win and it comes 15 years to the day after the death of his father in the 500. >> another win at daytona and keep adding to the legacy and we're in the 50's with all of the wins we have here. it was a fun race. >> reporter: i will have all of the news from daytona tonight and see you guys at 11:00. chris: what about the weekend? don: beautiful weekend.

>> see you back here at 11:00. developing news tonight. mad dash. hours before the vote in two critical states trump under fire for what he has said about the iraq war, and hillary clinton fighting to hold off bernie sanders.

the feds fire back in a fiery battle over cracking the san bernardino killers' iphone, and now trump calling for a boycott. hoverboard crackdown after dozens of fires, some burning homes to the ground, the government says enough. a major new warning that could lead to an outright ban. walking free. after four decades locked in solitary confinement, a stunning twist in one of the most infamous cases in modern american history. and harper lee dies at 89. we remember the legendary elusive offer of "to kill a mockingbird." "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. good evening. on the eve of two big votes on the road to the white house, the republicans in a primary showdown here in south carolina