walked into. nats 12=6:26 "we also want to tell her this morning that the time for justice is williams chapman's family marched right to city hall.. in a showing of peace and quest for justice. chapman was killed by a portsmouth police officer last year. the trial starts next month.. 56=46:17 "we had to walk down here to let her know we got your back" chief chapman says her goal is to reduce crime. she also wants her officers to treat all citizens with respect and to do the right thing when no one is looking. 55=:41:42 "i envision the department working with the community we need to work together to prevent and reduce crime. the chief said she wants her department to be open with the public 55=42:52 "transpearency and accountability leads to legitimacy that is extremely important to me" in amongst the many hugs and pictures- 54=:39:53 "i'm going to meet with you all let me know what we can do" the chapmans met face to face, even posed for picture.. they hope to

a good job" 55=:41:19 'i've waited my entire career for this opportunity so i am truly humble by the opportunity but i am excited" chapman says this job is like a dream come true. she says this was her goal when she started her law enforcement career 27 years ago. today in her speech she made her first appeal to city council saying she could use more officers on the streets. jason marks 10 on your side. tonya chapman's career started out with the arlington police department in 1989. she worked as the deputy chief of the richmond police. and most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. a beautiful weekend turns into a bit of a gloomy start to the week. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with the chance of showers in our near future. don you're tracking some rain? tonight: scattered showers are possible with

midnight. lows in the low-mid 40s. wind ne 10-15mph. tuesday: rain is likely before 9am. rain tapers by the afternoon. highs in the low 50s. wind: n 5- 10mph. wednesday: slight chance for severe storms in the afternoon & evening. highs in the upper 60s. wind: ese 15-25mph g.35. an area of low pressure will swing rain our way for tuesday...especially in the morning. then rain tapers, by the afternoon. however, a warm front moves north of our area on wednesday. it'll put us in an area that's favorable for severe storms...so, stay weather aware. it'll be warm and windy with highs well crosses by wednesday night with cooler weather to end the week with

three meth lab busts in under a week. newport news police arrested four people in connection to the operations found on middlesex road and sydney place now officials want to warn the public about the risks and dangers -- and help people spot these crimes. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke to fire crews about the recent discoveries. officials didn't want to talk about the specifics

but wanted to instead warn folks about these potentially-deadly operations. behind me on middlesex road is one of the now-condemned properties where meth was allegedly cooked - creating a risk to not only those inside, but community members. what may look like a quiet home or apartment - could be harboring a toxic, illegal operation. that was the startling discovery - in newport news last week - when police busted three apparent meth labs. c19 03:15:19 chief pincus "it really sends off some alarm bells for us." c19 03:28:13 "every year it goes up, the labs aren't going down, they're going up." an upward trend posing a risk to not only meth producers and users - but law enforcement and nearby community members. c20 03:40:10 "these chemicals can be highly volatile." toxic, flammable and explosive. the chemicals used to make meth can cause serious health problems - even death - if touched or inhaled. a concern for first-responders - who don't always know what they're walking into. c20 03:40:35 "the amount of air we introduce as we enter can be enough to cause an explosion and

responders." one technician demonstrated the heavy duty safety suit required to enter, assess and decontaminate a dangerous environment. captain geoff thurman says hazmat crews are highly-trained - they work carefully and cautiously to stay safe. c20 40:56 "as far as the citizens, what i can assure them is we're doing our best to mitigate the environment to keep them safe from whatever may be lookout for suspicious activity. like, people frequently entering and leaving a home. chemical bottles around the property. and an odor, similar to cat urine. c19 14:40 "we want our citizens to be safe we want to bring an end to this in our community." again, so far four people have been charged in connection to these apparent meth labs. the investigation is ongoing -- anyone with information is urged to call the crime line. live in newport news, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. police arrested and

otis, for manufacturing and possessing meth. this related to a bust made on west 27th street, yesterday. a high-speed car chase comes to a crashing end in oklahoma. police tried to pull over this gray car on interstate 40 - but the driver took off. about 10 minutes into the pursuit, the driver goes off-road, barrels through a fence, and crashes into trees and a ditch. you see the scene as nearly a dozen officers surrounded the vehicle with guns drawn. they were able to take the driver into custody. police say they found multiple weapons in the vehicle. tonight, alabama police are investigating a murder that appears to be linked to a stolen cell phone. police say the gunman shot and killed the 23-year-old he says, stole his phone. it happened last night in fairfield, which is just southwest of birmingham. the victim told police, he found the alleged thief by using a tracking app. the director of the f-b-i made his first public comments on apple's refusal to give them access to cell phones used by the san

farook. in a post on the law fare blog, james comey, defends the justice department's request - saying it isn't about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. it is about the victims and justice. apple has until february 26 to file its opposition to the initial court order. most people would run to safety- but witnesses ran "toward" this burning s-u-v on a tennessee highway yesterday. the driver was sideswiped, went off the road and hit a pole. that's when the vehicle burst into flames. with no time to spare, other drivers and a k-9 unit worked feverishly to free the man. (s/ elicia bridgforth/ witness) "everybody just started going to their car getting stuff to bust the windows our. we said to try to wet him so if the fire got inside the car maybe it wouldn't burn him as bad or keep him as moist as he could possibly be." medics took the driver to a hospital. he's expected to be ok. there's a killer on the loose in a hampton roads city.

know about the victim in hampton's latest doctor's hope it'll help stop the spread of the zika virus. and later, storm clean up. people in fiji work to put their lives back together after one of the strongest cyclones ever, ravaged the island.

a texas health department opened the first lab in the u-s to check patients for zika virus. this means scientists won't have to send samples out to the c-d-c. they can get the results in about 24 hours. and zika isn't the only thing the lab can test. microbiologist) "the ability to test for the zika virus is a game changer." butt :34 - 42 runs 6 "right now we are targeting the detection of dengue, chikungunya, and zika"

the first to test for ebola during the height of that outbreak. h-p-v infections are down - researchers say that's clear evidence the vaccine works. a study from the centers for disease control compared h-p-v infection rates from before and after the vaccine was introduced in the u-s in 2006. there was a more than 60-percent drop among teen girls and a 34-percent decrease in women in their early 20's. city and state officials trying to come together on a plan for flint's water crisis. the latest on the timeline to replace the contaminated pipes. and it's a spectacular view that comes around once a year. how folks wrapped up celebrations for the

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today michigan's governor released the latest flint water test results and his plan for going forward- which includes more studies.

contaminated with lead after the source switched from detroit to the flint river in 2014. the map of flint's water pipe system is incomplete due to a lack of records. the team identified more than four thousand lead service lines, and estimates the true number is at least double that. (s/ gov. rick snyder/ michigan ) we've got the infrastructure study going on to determine where the lead pipes are. we're focused on a process to identify the high-risk ones. get those out of the ground and then move forward with lead pipe replacement." at almost the same time, flint's mayor shared "her" plan for going forward, after unveiling a new pipeline mapping system courtesy of the university of michigan-flint. cyclone victims in fiji say they're thankful they survived this weekend's massive storm. authorities say at least 18 people didn't make it. :43 - 49 runs 6 s/ everything so we had to run for our lives. people spent today cleaning up what they could. but its going to take a long time. look at this video of the damage.

power to 80 percent of the population. the government is sending emergency supplies to the far-flung island and remote communities. authorities said schools would be closed for a week to allow time to clean- up. :15 "we have some very poor students who come from a very turned down family and i think it will be very sad for them to see that the school has been damaged as such and i don't know if they'll let the students come to this school or find other schools that are available." butted s/ manpreeta latakumar/ evacuation center coordinator :08 "they're really devastating and catastrophic i would say... i would like to ask the government for help, for assistance as soon as possible." fiji is home to more than 900-thousand people. the winds reached more than 177-miles- per-hour. that makes it one of the strongest storms in the southern hemisphere since record-keeping began. tonight: scattered showers are possible with likely rain after

low-mid 40s. wind ne 10-15mph. tuesday: rain is likely before 9am. rain tapers by the afternoon. highs in the low 50s. wind: n 5- 10mph. wednesday: slight chance for severe storms in the afternoon & evening. highs in the upper 60s. wind: ese 15-25mph g.35. an area of low pressure will swing rain our way for tuesday...especially in the morning. then rain tapers, by the afternoon. however, a warm front moves north of our area on wednesday. it'll put us in an area that's favorable for severe storms...so, stay weather aware. it'll be warm and windy with highs well into the 60s. the front crosses by wednesday night with cooler weather to end the week with

a bathroom experiment in california. coming up next on wavy news 10 at 5:30 find out why a university is changing the way its students use the restroom. and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- deadly gunfire in the middle of the night-- and the hunt for a killer. lex gray has a look at

tonight about the victim in this case. and chris horne has a 10 on your side investigation - why aren't some cities in the metro using a law that would save taxpayer dollars when it comes to dui cases? these stories and more when nicole and i see you

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by the end of the month, all the single-stall bathrooms at the university of calfornia, davis, will be unisex. the gender neutral restrooms will make it easier for transgender students. the restrooms will have gender neutral individual use. 2 supers (sot aiden leong are you trying to be a pervert or whatever, but really, i just want to go to the restroom." uc davis facilities 1:04-1:15) "i think when we look back at our work on this project, we're gonna feel really good that we were so forward-thinking and removing what's truly an unnecessary division between male and female in these single-stall spaces." university officials say they've already gotten feedback from students, who have requested more gender-inclusive restrooms. do not adjust your television - there is nothing wrong with your picture. yes, this house really is upside-down. and it isn't just the outside. wait until you see how its furnished! our 10 on your side investigation into local cities not taking advantage of fining dui drivers. its an easy way for localities to make more money and take less

aren't they doing it? 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... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you.

>> now, from the station on your side, this is wavy news 10. >> we start with breaking news from virginia beach. a police officer has been arrested for dui. sources tell us she had her children with her in the car she

>> she is on administrative assignment, pending the investigation. she's also in jail right now. we will have more on wavy news 10 11:00 p.m. >> flashing lights in the middle of the night, a family now grieving for the loss of a loved one. >> police are on the search for the killer in this deadly shooting. police are asking for help chaining the events together. >> the scene, 35-year-old jermaine jackson. inside the car. we're getting ready to collect information. what do you have? >> hampton police have not named the suspect or arrested anyone yet. they are not saying much about the investigation, but i didn't learn much more about what was going on. >> visibility was coming through the wall.

>> the gunshots did not come through her wall, but they did hit 35 rolled jermaine jackson as he set in a car in the alley behind these houses. gunfire was not surprising, but they were surprised by the death. >> people are losing their mind. neighbors heard first responders working for a while, and they thought he went make it. but he died less than an hour later at the hospital. >> to be that close, here's a the shot, that was upsetting. lex: they called out to the house three other times or vandalism and a domestic issue. they are not saying why jackson was out the house and -- outside a house, and they are not commenting about a woman out screams, and how close she may

>> there was a female that was screaming. i'm not sure who it was. it was probably close to him, because she had glass in her eyes. lex: hampton police told me that they cannot say whether anyone was in the car or sold the shooter, because they are protecting the investigation. as it is we get information, we will let you know. tom: whenever we get updates on this story, in between newscasts , we will have it for you on wavy.com. nicole: two people, including underage lloyd are locked up after a horrific ordeal for a woman in virginia beach. they face robbery, objection, and sex crime charges. she was getting out of her car, then the suspects came up to her, rob tournament and anderson