mph. a warm front is pushing through the region, so it'll be warm this afternoon with highs in the low-70s. in addition to a warm day, it'll be windy, sustained winds at 10-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. our biggest story today will be the possibility of severe weather this afternoon, primarily after 4 pm. the storm prediction center has placed our entire viewing area under an enhanced to moderate risk for severe storms. our primary threat will be straight-line winds in excess of 60 mph. we can't rule out the possibility of a few tornadoes, but that will be more likely south and west of hampton roads. either way, we will keep an eye on things and let you know when/if any

online. the showers will taper off overnight, so you can look forward to drier and brighter conditions tomorrow. so far, the weekend looks dry, but not nearly as warm as it

just a reminder to download our wavy weather app. just a reminder to download our wavy weather what is going on in case the power goes out. be sure to turn your push notification on. it's available for all mobile devices. hampton roads is the focus of the g-o-p and the political world this midday. fresh off his win in nevada, donald trump is in virginia beach. packed house at regent university. he's on stage right now, let's listen to what he has to say. trump was the clear winner in nevada, but it was a tight battle for second place. florida senator marco rubio barely beat out texas senator ted cruz. this is rubio's second second place finish in a row, a rebound after a poor showing finished fifth.

the success he had after his win in iowa. he has finished third in every state since. doctor ben carson came in fourth in nevada, followed by the only other remaining candidate, ohio governor john kasich. and senator rubio is bringing his campaign to virginia beach. officials with the campaign say they opened up an office on laskin road earlier today. former president bill clinton is traveling up and down the state today to campaign for his wife, hillary clinton. he'll make a stop in alexandria this afternoon. then later this evening he will be at the hippodrome theater in richmond. and in case you missed it yesterday, senator bernie sanders made a stop at scope. sanders tried to rally support ahead of virginia's primary next tuesday. if you'd like to see our coverage of the rally -- just search this story one wavy-dot- com. we also have a photo slideshow of yesterday's event we have breaking news out of chesapeake. that's where crews are battling a fire. it's at a one-story house on mount pleasant road near

got the call around 10:50. we are working to find out if anyone is hurt, and how badly the house is damaged. once we get an update, we'll bring it to you on the air, and on wavy dot com. we now know the name of the man killed in a car accident in newport news yeserday. inverstigators say 28-year-old edward brown of portsmouth died when the car he was driving crashed into a utility pole. it happened at the intersection of 41st street and jefferson avenue. police say he was not wearing a seatbelt. norfolk's treasurer wants to wait a little longer for his day in court. anthony burfoot's attorney has filed a motion to delay his public corruption trial. investigative reporter chris horne has more on this move...which hinges on another high profile corruption case. burfoot's attorney andrew sacks is asking the federal judge handling the case to wait for the outcome of the appeal of former governor bob mcdonnell. mcdonnell's case is under review by the supreme court, and sacks says it has

with the burfoot case. namely - what exactly is an official act? as we told you in january, burfoot is under indictment on corruption and perjury charges. the government says norfolk's treasurer took nearly half a million dollars from bribes and illegal payments for several years - while he was a council member and vice mayor. according to the indictment, burfoot accepted money and gifts a construction firm that had business with the city. so here's the timeline - right now burfoot's case is set for may 3. mcdonnell's appeal is under review by the supreme court, and any ruling would be expected by june. so burfoot wants a continuance until after mcdonnell's case is settled. more on this on wavy news 10 beginning at 4. chris horne 10 on your side portsmouth city retirees have something to say after the city cut part of their medical coverage benefits. the issue came up at last night's city council meeting. a new policy in 2015

older had to get off the city's health care plan. with a new medicare supplement plan, employees received an annual h-r-a. it meant they had 14-hundred dollars to spend on out of pocket expenses. after nine months of the program - the city said it would no longer fund the h-r-a. retirees are outraged - saying the plan has left them in a terrible position. sot --- garland alexander - retired firefighter c16 10:29:47 - we were led to would have made different choices. council members said at tuesday night's meeting, the h-r-a was part of a pilot program and was never meant to continue. the city manager said she will come up with a plan to phase the h-r-a out in a week. one person had to be treated for smoke inhailation after a fire at an apaartment complex in newport news. we first told you about this as breaking news during wavy news 10 today. this happened at the forrest court apartments in the denbigh section of the city. firefighters

5:55. they were able to get it under control in 15 minutes. investigators say an electrical problem caused the fire. the apartment is condemned. firefighters in portsmouth say a shed fire on mount vernon avenue was an accident. it happened in the port norfolk neighborhood. the fire started around 3:15 this morning behind a home. crews quickly got the fire under control, and no one was hurt. a man is recovering in the hospital after police say someone shot him in portsmouth. it happened late last night on lexington drive. that's off deep creek boulevard. officers say the bullet hit the victim in his lower body. he should be okay. we're working to learn if police have any suspect information. call the crime line if you have any details. a follow-up to an arrest of a man york county deputies say robbed several businesses. we first told you about 18-year-old william hayes's arrest at midday yesterday. according to court papers, he admitted to six robberies. the sheriff says deputies tracked hayes down, after reports of a valero gas station robbery,

case, the paperwork says: the suspect told victims to count to 100-- before he got away. pull from 5pm pkg sheriff j.d. danny diggs - york county 130 the car met the description of our previous and we put two and two together and we work, alert police officers at its best. 318 in several cases, the sheriff says hayes wore a surgical mask. court documents show deputies found that mask in his vehicle. now. governor pat mccrory says he'll try to stop charlotte's bathroom ordinance from passing across north carolina. the move comes a day after city leaders made it against the law to discriminate against the l-g-b-t community. the law would allow people to use the choice. gov. pat mccrory, (r) north carolina) "i think they crossed the common sense threshold of interfering with people basic sense of privacy as security that we all

the governor says state legislators are already working on a bill to reverse what charlotte did. today local sailors will have the chance to ask their questions to top military leaders. the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at one at naval station norfolk. admiral john richardson will update local sailors on navy-wide issues and answer questions. 10 on your side plans to be there to hear the message and what's asked. look for our rull report later today starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we are learning more about the actions of the man accused of a shooting spree in michigan. where he went before police say he went on a rampage. plus - two teenagers are accused of doing horrific things to a puppy. what police say they did to the six week old dog. also still to come, hoverboard testing. a company in chicago is taking a look at just how safe they are. we can tell you, the results are not good. plus - we'll take you back to regent

candidate donald trump is speaking to a packed house of supporters. and - the skies are gray and meteorologist jeremy wheeler says strong storms could be on the way to our area. after the break - he'll explain when you can expect the severe weather to hit

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people in michigan are remembering one of the victims of a deadly shooting spree. students, friends and family gathered at the high school tyler smith attended. the 17-year-old was one of six people shot and killed in saturday's shooting in kalamazoo. mourners went to the field where tyler spent much of his time playing on the soccer team. family and friends sat in the bleachers and shared their favorite stories about him. they capped off the night by releasing paper

(s/theresa price/attended vigil:32-:45) "we just came to support the community. we live here, my kids go to school here and it's words at all. it's a sad moment... a sad time in our community" meanwhile, we are learning more about the alleged shooter's actions leading up to the killings. these are surveillance photos from a gun store. they show jason dalton looking around the store. investigators say he didn't buy a gun in the store, but he did purchase a tactical jacket designed to hide a gun. dalton is charged with six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. investigators say he confessed to the crime, but he didn't tell them why he did it. two teenagers in south carolina are charged with abusing a puppy. investigators say they shot the little dog 18 times with a b-b gun. this happened at an apartment complex in rock hill, which is just south

charlotte. police say 17 year old de'monte douglas and a 14-year-old shot the six week old lab mix several times. douglas faces a felony charge for cruelty to animals. police released the younger teen to his parents, but he'll have to appear in court. fortunately, veterinarians say the dog is expected to recover. hreiz says: "i've never seen anybody deliberately and maliciously shoot at douglas faces a felony charge for cruelty to animals. dog... one that's 6 weeks old. i mean this is about as defenseless as an animal can get." hreiz says: "he's a lucky dog, this isn't something most puppies his age would survive." the teens face five years in prison if convicted. the severe weather potentially coming to our area caused massive damage in florida and lousiana. three people died and several buildings and homes are destroyed. the strong winds caused cars to flip over. this is what it looked like in lousiana during

you can see the high winds ripped an entire wall off a gym southeast of baton rouge. there were people inside when the storm rolled through, but nobody was hurt. the storm also damaged several buildings other buildings throughout the area. take a look at this video taken in a hotel in rain sideways. meteorologists say winds around the area reached up to 80 miles an hour. and here is the aftermath of a confirmed tornado that hit pensacola. several homes are ripped apart, and cars put on their roofs. three buildings at an apartment complex are severely damaged. the tornado also took down power lines, and thousands of people still don't have power. fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt in that area. ( weather anim - with track)

cloudy with thunderstorms developing between after 4 pm. strong to severe storms are likely. highs: low-70s. winds: s 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered evening showers and storms early. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw 10-20 mph. thursday: partly cloudy. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 15-25 mph, gusts to 35 mph. a warm front is pushing through the region, so it'll be warm this afternoon with highs in the low-70s. in addition to a warm day, it'll be windy, sustained winds at 10-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. our biggest story today will be the possibility of severe weather this afternoon, primarily after 4 pm. the storm prediction center

viewing area under an enhanced to moderate risk for severe storms. our primary threat will be straight-line winds in excess of 60 mph. we can't rule out the possibility of a few tornadoes, but that will be more likely south and west of hampton roads. either way, we will keep an eye on things and let you know when/if any watches or warnings are issued..on-air and online. the showers will taper off overnight, so you can look forward to drier and brighter conditions tomorrow. so far, the weekend looks dry, but not nearly as warm as it

coming up on midday-- we're taking you back to a packed house at regent university. that's where donald trump

supporters. hampton roads is the focus of the g-o-p and the political world this midday. fresh off his win in nevada, donald trump is in virginia beach. he is speaking to a packed house at regent university. he's on stage right now, let's listen to what he

severe weather is coming to the area. we've been telling you all day long about a system making it's way up the coast. this is the same system that caused a lot of damage in lousiana and doppler 10 weather center to tell us what this system could bring to us. this afternoon: mostly cloudy with thunderstorms developing between after 4 pm. strong to severe storms are likely. highs: low-70s. winds: s 10-20

tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered evening showers and storms early. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw 10-20 mph. thursday: partly cloudy. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 15-25 mph, gusts to 35 mph. a warm front is pushing through the region, so it'll be warm this afternoon with highs in the low-70s. in addition to a warm day, it'll be windy, sustained winds at 10-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. our biggest story today will be the possibility of severe weather this afternoon, primarily after 4 pm. the storm prediction center has placed our entire viewing area under an enhanced to moderate risk for severe storms. our primary threat will be straight-line winds in excess of 60 mph. we can't rule out the possibility of a few tornadoes, but that will be more likely south and west of hampton roads. either way, we will keep an eye on things and let you know when/if any watches or warnings are issued..on-air and online. the showers will taper off overnight, so you can brighter conditions tomorrow. so far, the

not nearly as warm as it

just a reminder to download our wavy weather app. if you already have it, you know it is a great tool to keep track of what is going on in case the power goes out. be sure to turn your push notification on. it's available for all mobile devices. hampton roads is at the center of decision 20-16 this week. fresh off his win in nevada, donald trump is in virginia beach. he is speaking to a packed house at regent university. he's on stage right now, let's listen to what he has to say. trump was the clear winner in nevada, but it

florida senator marco rubio barely beat out texas senator ted cruz. this is rubio's second second place finish in a row, a rebound after a poor showing

cruz has yet to repeat the success he had after his win in iowa. he has finished third in every state since. doctor ben carson came in fourth in nevada, followed by the only other remaining candidate, ohio governor john kasich. and senator rubio is bringing his campaign to virginia beach. officials with the campaign say they opened up an office on laskin road earlier today. former president bill clinton is traveling up and down the state today to campaign for his wife, hillary clinton. he'll make a stop in alexandria this afternoon. then later this evening he will be at the hippodrome theater in richmond. and in case you missed it yesterday, senator bernie sanders made a stop at scope. sanders tried to rally support ahead of virginia's primary next tuesday. if you'd like to see our coverage of the rally -- just search this story one wavy-dot- com. we also have a photo slideshow of yesterday's event we have breaking news out of chesapeake. that's where crews are battling a fire. it's at a one-story house on

pleasant road near earhart street. crews got the call around 10:50. we are working to find out if anyone is hurt, and how badly the house is damaged. once we get an update, we'll bring it to you on the air, and on wavy dot com. anthony burfoot's lawyer wants his client's corruption trial pushed back. defense attorney andrew sacks said he wants to wait until after the supreme court rules on former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case. sacks says what happens with mcdonnell could have a legal impact on burfoot's case. 10 on your side has been following both cases since they started. a federal jury indicted burfoot in january. according to court paperwork, the norfolk city treasurer is accused of taking nearly half-a-million dollars in money and gifts in exchange for giving favors involving city business. you can read sacks' letter to the judge with this story on wavy-dot-com. one person had to be treated for smoke inhailation after a fire at an apaartment complex in newport news. we first told you about this as breaking news during wavy news 10 today.

forrest court apartments in the denbigh section of the city. firefighters first got the call around 5:55. they were able to get it under control in 15 minutes. investigators say an electrical problem caused the fire. the apartment is condemned. firefighters in portsmouth say a shed fire on mount vernon avenue was an accident. it happened in the port norfolk neighborhood. the fire started around 3:15 this morning behind a home. crews quickly got the fire under control, and no one was hurt. today local sailors will have the chance to ask their questions to top military leaders. the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at one at naval station norfolk. admiral john richardson will update local sailors on navy-wide issues and answer questions. 10 on your side plans to be there to hear the message and what's asked. look for our rull report later today starting on wavy news 10 at 4. e-cigarette users, you should watch this next story. a battery blew up inside

take a look at the guy on register, when all of sudden -- boom. he says an e-cigarette exploded in happened over the weekend at a convience store in kentucky. you can see his pants catch on fire and he desperately tried to put it out. a clerk used a fire extinguisher to stop the fire. the clerk says he had no idea what he was seeing. (s/ manoj kumar/ employee:11) "i was shocked! i was like what was that? you have a bomb in your pocket? i was like that! you carry your bomb in your pocket? i was totally shocked and just like this my hands were on my head." the man says he has a second degree burn on his leg, but he is able to walk. the way we "like" things on facebook has changed forever. today, the social media giant released new "reactions" to all users worldwide. by holding down the "like button" on mobile devices or just hovering over it with you cursor on a computer, users can

express how they feel about a post. users can pick from "like," "love," "humor," "anger," "wow," and "sad." the change comes after years of users complaining they needed more than just a "like" button to express how they topics. still ahead on midday- a teen is rescued from isis after she says her boyfriend tricked her into joining. how she says she got her to come with him. plus - a whale beaches itself in denmark. why this is a rare thing for residents along the

hampton roads is at the center of decision 20-16 this week. fresh off his win in nevada, donald trump is in virginia beach. he is speaking to a packed house at regent university. he's on stage right now, let's listen to what he

21 people are dead after the plane they were flying in crashed in nepal. officials say the plane was flying in poor conditions, with little visibility. helicopters searched for the plane for hours after it was supposed to land. witnesses found the plane after they spotted fire coming from a heavily wooded area. most of the victims are nepalese and there were two children on the plane. the plane was heading to jomsom, which is a starting point for mountain hikers. a swedish teenager is talking about how she got tricked into joining isis. the girl is also talking about how she managed to survive. the 16-year-old girl's name and face is not being revealed. but she says her boyfriend convinced her to join him in iraq to join the terrorist group. she says at first, everything was normal between them, but then he started to look at isis propaganda on the internet. she says she didn't know anything about isis or what they stand for. she claims what isis meant, she had no problem following her boyfriend to the middle east.

conditions were tough. s/ rescued teenager :20 "in sweden we have everything and when i was there i didn't have anything. no water, no electricity and i didn't contact my mom to her that i want to go home." forces rescued the teen last week. she is still in iraq and will soon be handed over to swedish authorities. security services estimate that hundreds of western men and women have left home to join isis since the militant group overran large parts 2014. a 10 on your side consumer alert about hover boards. an illinois based safety company is putting them to the test. so-far, the results are anything but good. dozens of hoverboards are being tested at underwriters laboratories in chicago. the company decided to do the tests after dozens of reports of hoverboard batteries catching fire and

the tests show many of the boards are counterfeit, and cheaply made in countries with no manufacturing standards. guthrie says: "the scary thing is that was one single battery cell. in your hoverboard you have between 20 and 24 of those cells and they're not necessarily going to sequentially explode. they can explode catastrophically together." guthrie says: "and to date u-l has not certified a single hoverboard. you would not see a u-l mark on the box." the company says to hold off on buying hoverboards, until new, authentic ones hit the market. underwriters laboratories says to look for a u-l sticker on them, in the meantime they'll be looking to approve models they say are safe. a 49-foot fin whale beached itself in denmark. the whale was already dead when residents found it. fin whales are normally found in the north atlantic.

the north sea, and it is very rare the beach danish coastlines. it has been 70 years since the last time a whale beached on this part of the coastline. marine biologists will perfrom an autopsy to find out how the whale died. (weather anim - with track) this afternoon: mostly cloudy with thunderstorms developing between after 4 pm. strong to severe storms are likely. highs: low-70s. winds: s 10-20 tonight: mostly cloudy with scattered evening showers and storms early. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw 10-20 mph. thursday: partly cloudy. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 15-25 mph, gusts to 35 mph. a warm front is pushing through the region, so it'll be warm this afternoon with highs in the low-70s. in addition to a warm day, it'll be windy, sustained winds at 10-20 mph with gusts up

story today will be the possibility of severe weather this afternoon, primarily after 4 pm. the storm prediction center has placed our entire viewing area under an enhanced to moderate risk for severe storms. our primary threat will be straight-line winds in excess of 60 mph. we can't rule out the possibility of a few tornadoes, but that will be more likely south and west of hampton roads. either way, we will keep an eye on things and let you know when/if any watches or warnings are issued..on-air and online. the showers will taper off overnight, so you can look forward to drier and brighter conditions tomorrow. so far, the weekend looks dry, but not nearly as warm as it

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headlines. >> nicole: damn it, theresa. don't blame me. i couldn't stop him, okay? i did try to help him, because when we got back here, called that heart doctor, and he didn't seem to think there was anything to worry about. >> theresa: nothing to worry about? he just had a heart transplant. he just decided that over the phone? god, i mean, i know la's supposed to be laid-back, but do you really want a heart surgeon to be that nonchalant? >> nicole: i know you're worried about brady. >> theresa: yeah, well, that's an understatement. i mean, he just ran after some woman who-- who's been in a mental institution and sounds le she should still be there. >> nicole: brady thinks he needs to do it for daniel. >> theresa: well, you know what? he needs to stop thinking about daniel and start thinking about his son. he belongs in salem, and i'm going to make sure that that happens. >> nicole: theresa, theresa, stop. you cannot go after brady. >> theresa: like hell! let go of me. >> nicole: would you just stop, please? listen to me.

i grant you, she's a little strange and kind of out there. >> theresa: yeah, you think? trying to drown herself? >> nicole: but brady saved her. she seems to trust him. and he could be the one person that might be able to get through to her. theresa, he needs to know what her connection is to daniel, okay? so let's just-- let's just give him some time. let brady deal with this. >> theresa: god, give it a rest, will you? you think i care about some random stranger and her stupid secrets? i care about brady, and he could've died trying to drag her out of the ocean. so stay here if you want, but i'm out of here. >> nicole: theresa. theresa! >> brady: you and daniel-- i mean, that's odd. >> summer: weird, right? but it was definitely his theory. he said he was close to having proof that i was his sister. >> brady: stop. stop. wait. wait. sorry. i'm having a hard time here.