>> 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

they forced her to drive to atm, where she got away. tom: a follow-up to t yesterdays mets led investigation and norfolk. one man is under arrest, while another is under investigation. this all began when a man took out a warrant on his partner or assault. police went to the home and that is when they found the meth lab. the other man was issued a summons for frequenting a drug house. nicole: lower temperatures. it can feel it when the wind blows. we will be watching the skies for something rain overnight and more wet weather after that. don slater checking unsettled weather for us. don: this will not be a huge event, especially tomorrow night and tomorrow morning. we will have a little bit of rain that i will show you.

not very much, but you can see a couple of stray showers and the it is trying to settle. -- work its way into suffolk. i want to show you what is going on with her forecast. two chances of rainfall. steadier rain, we're looking at chili, steady rain tonight and early in the day tomorrow. here's my computer model looks like, widespread rain across the region. the next chance will be scattered. thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. and in between, just widely scattered showers. it will be ok. we will not see a washout over the next couple of days. i will tell you more about what is moving in and in the longer range in our seven day forecast

nicole: a reminder, tracks the wet weather on the wavy weather app. tom: despite a conflict of interest investigation, the virginia beach says his work as mayor is not done. today he announced he will run for a third term. andy fox was the first to have his announcement made today. >> i have decided to run for reelection. reporter: he said his family gave the blessing, and he is all in for reelection. terry jenkins thinks that times are good at virginia beach. >> i like the new buildings, new opportunity. reporter: so you find a mayor favorable? >> i do. reporter: are you glad he is seeking reelection? >> yes. reporter: this man thinks that he is doing too much at once. >> i am concerned about the light rail expansion, and the

i do not see how you can afford both of those of the same time. you need to do one or the other. reporter: he supports light rail over the arena. he is the only mayoral candidate so far to say he is running. use under investigation for a possible failure to disclose vote that he pleaded no contest to. >> i am sorry for making a technical mistake, but i will remind everybody that it was clear as day that there was no personal gain for me or my employer. the mayor. reporter: he is hoping are more people like larry. >> i could support him. happening. >> i am tired of right now. i'm going to work 24/7, work hard, get my friends together again like we have done in the past. we are going to work hard and we

reporter: it appears true dedication is to run and to win. tom: frequent critic councilman says he will not support him or run against him. investigating how absentee ballots were sent to some voters already sold out. some test ballots and official bonds were sent in the same box, not labeled correctly. according to elections officials, 17 voters got the wrong ballot, but he mistake will not impact the election. >> you have to have faith in the process. when you have human beings, you will have human error. this is a small number of ballots that went out in error,

nicole: officials say they have identified the vultures like the wrong ballot, and they are working to get the correct ones. tomorrow is the deadline to request an absentee ballot. tom: donald trump will be at the university wednesday, and bernie sanders will be in norfolk tomorrow. sanders will hold a midday rally , doors open at 9:30 a.m. the event is set for noon. tickets are not required. there are no more tickets for trumps event on wednesday. nicole: still ahead, a new leader for the local police department. we will look at her priorities, coming up. >> when police make a dui stop, they often have extra expenses that go to the city, maybe a tow truck, etienne ambulance. you are paying for it. i will investigate a better way

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tom: we officially have a new police chief. nicole: before coming to fort smith she served as the of the secretary of public safety. as well as having her officers and transparency. tom: missing out on money at your expense? why some themes fees may go uncollected.

>> from the station on your side, you are watching wavy n ews 10 at 6:00 p.m. nicole: collecting your tax dollars, but not using it. tom: investigative reporter chris horne is looking into these missed financial opportunities. reporter: we started this investigation in the smaller cities, but then expanded it into the bigger metro areas. cities can collect reimbursement for expenses related to a dui case. instead of collecting money, that reimbursement law things to

they are leaving money on the table by failing to fine. the franklin police sergeant wanted dui offenders to reimburse the city for services related to their crime. >> i knew this was money that could be collected, and it would not take much effort to collect it. >> the city passed the law, and he even won an award for his idea. if you'd years later he wanted to see how the ordinance was heldlping the balance sheet. >> nothing is being done. chris: it is on the books, but it is not being imposed. so instead of saving money -- >> i wasted taxpayer money to do this research.

why the dui find those unused. >> we're not surprised by the fact that it is not applicable, or has not been applied on a regular basis. limits. >> we have to streets in the entire city that have a speed limit that is about 35 miles an hour -- of the 35 miles inabove 305 miles per hour. we do not have that many places you can go and drink. 8500 people. so we went and looked at those other places that could benefit from this. virginia beach used in law to collect $27,000 last year. >> it is not a large sum of such as ours, anything helps.

convictions, and the city of post that you just twice. norfolk does not impose it at all. they say it is our practice not to pursue this matter as an element of dui cases. still, it is discussed from time to time. that surprised commissioner of the revenue. >> anything we can do to collect a fee without taxing the citizens as looking at -- is worth looking at. chris: $25,000 a year could go officer, firefighter, or teacher. >> to make improvements with that money. chris: virginia beach has streamlined the process, arresting officer to the treasurer. >> the police department monitors the offense, puts the information into my computer there.

this system, and that would make the guy with the award-winning idea a lot happier. >> that money could help pay the officers or reimburse the city coffers. chris: why couldn't the larger cities, who do not even have the law, courts look, suffolk, and newport news would it in place? maybe they should talk with virginia beach, which is proof that a city can make this law work. cities have an option of charging a flat $350 per dui conviction, or a maximum of $1000. the offender does not pay it, the state can take over and deducted from any state tax refund. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. don: it is starting to look a lot more like rainfall throughout the area. we will see some rainfall in the overnight hours. that will be our first big shot

let's look in a closer view. a couple of sprinkles are into supple and the franklin area -- frequent areas. franklin area. s. into portsmouth just a tiny bit. southwest. that is moving east northeast. it will be toward the hickory area close to 8:00 p.m., into the virginia beach oceanfront around 8:30 p.m. as it moves in. the major portion of the rain, a bigger portion of the rain will be arriving overnight. you can see it has the pockets and extends all the way into the mississippi valley and will

first thing tomorrow, during most of the day, here is our future track computer model. around 45, 50 degrees. we are at 47 degrees at 3:00 a.m. in the morning. the rains becoming more widespread after midnight. and then just scattered, 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, i'm going closer to 52 degrees. this is updated to closer to the low 50's throughout the day for tomorrow. now we go into wednesday, no washout. 46 to start the day, at 7:00 a.m. by the noon hour, 53 degrees, 55 degrees. it will also be windy, and that southerly winds will warm things up into the upper 60's to around 72 degrees throughout the day. it is that warm, coming up on wednesday during the day, we are likely to see some rumbles of

we watch for that as things progress on wednesday. that is where we are by wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. we will go to later in time, thunderstorms could move in overnight. it is relatively quiet overnight. by 7:00 a.m. thursday morning, and into friday, things are looking pretty good. no more rainfall throughout the area. it looked like rain as we approach sunset, and clouds are moving in. temperatures around 44 degrees to 50 degrees in the area. made 40's -- mid-to-upper 40's for most of us, 45 in our region. everybody is pretty much the same, 45 degrees to 50 degrees.

stray showers towards 9:00 p.m., but once we get toward midnight, the solid rainfall. light rain, and then scattered showers for tomorrow. around 70 degrees, it cools off a little bit for thursday, friday, and the weekend. we will update everything for you tonight at 10:00 p.m. at 11:00 p.m. >> what a way to start the nascar season as virginia and denny hamlin wins the closest

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>> hanlan in second. >> that set the stage for the history. they went from being a wing man for his teammate to victory lane in daytona yesterday in a blink of an eye. final lap, and it in the plan all day, writing the outside lane. the toyota drivers all working together. they are all writing up front. bumping him, but he would not budge, until he decided to go

-- win it all. >> go. go. >> i think it was danny. >> it is the pinnacle of my career, for sure. i have not gotten a championship yet, so this is the biggest win for myself. it is such a huge team during. -- team's victory. he told me all of these side for races are getting cold, let's go win the real one. to win it for the boss after 23 years, there is no better feeling than what i have right now. >> what a finish. it was his 11th daytona 500. he was driving the 11th car. what a great way to start the nascar season, and we will have much more from danny tonight on

we also have college basketball. a big game from the university of virginia. right in the thick of the acc race, they have a 7:00 p.m. game where they are tied for the second-place spot. this is big for the cavaliers cavaliers, if they win they will maintain second-place right behind north carolina who they face next weekend. it will be a busy week. i will see you at 11:00 p.m. weather. don: big changes coming up. the first will involve rainfall overnight, especially first part of the day tomorrow. in the morning, it will be cool, around 52 degrees. the opposite on wednesday, it will be warm was no rain in the morning, and a lot rainfall in the afternoon and evening hours. after that, temperatures settle down a little bit.

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breaking news. tonight an uber driver is charged with murder, and prosecutors say he admitted he's the gunman who went on a vicious rampage killing people in between picking up frightened passengers. the race for president. a major shake-up in the ted cruz campaign. a top aide fired. tonight is donald trump unstoppable? cosby's wife forced to testify as her husband's accusers take him to court. what did she know? cancer risk. from floors in so many homes across the country. the cdc says the toxic danger is worse than was first reported.

with moves better than most teens. tonight we talked to the woman so excited at the white house she broke out her dance president. "nightly news" begins right now." >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this the "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good evening. uber says tonight there were no red flags, no warnings about the michigan driver who was formally charged this afternoon with the murders of six people while he was on the job in the kalamazoo area on saturday night. a father and a son are among the dead. two other people were wounded in the bizarre and apparently random shooting spree that according to the prosecutor james dalton has admitted to, but there is still no answer as to why. nbc's blake mccoy was at today owes arraignment and has details. >> reporter: accused kalamazoo shooter jason dalton appearing in court via clickit tv this afternoon.