this is such a fundamental difference on the critical issue of building roads. the two sides are so far apart they set aside the bill cool off come back and try to get a compromise that will happen later this afternoon tonight at six, del. part of the story tonight at six. police arrested three more suspects new information in a portsmouth homicide investigation. three more suspects are in custody for the shooting death of a teenager. u-s marshals say they found rodderick britt, andre keel, and jalon trotter hiding out this morning in an atlanta apartment. the three are accused of killing 17-year-old jayzayvia hill in may on deep creek boulevard. two others were hurt in the shooting. the suspects were originally arrested for the crime last year. but, the original charges were nolle processed, and the suspects were released. the commonwealths attorney

decided to bring up the charges again last month. all five suspects in the case are now in jail. samking beale and raykwuan short turned themselves in earlier this month. we now know who died in a marina fire in urbanna. state police identified 75-year-old francis blantz and 65-year-old julia blantz as the victims at dozier's port urbanna marina. friends say they were living on their boat while their home was under renovation. the fire destroyed 21 boats on monday. police are investigating it as arson. a petty officer 3rd class secretly recording seven co- workers in a restroom. ricardo pilola admitted recordings that happened between march 2013 and march 2014 on a barge where sailors worked while the aircraft carrier enterprise underwent defueling in newport news. pilola will be confined two years, be reduced to a seaman recruit and be dishonorably discharged from the navy.

we are following developing news out of albemarle county. jesse matthew junior will not face the death penalty for two murder cases -- but he will never get out of prison. a judge sentenced him to four consecutive life terms. today he admitted he abducted and killed two college students. 10 on your side's erin kelly was in the packed courtroom -- where it was an emotional day for several families. erin, you've been going through court documents in these cases? witnesses say graham told matthew on the night of her disappearance -- "i'm not getting in that car with you!" and sounded frightened. and that he showed a pattern of physically invasive and inappropriate behavior toward women. 18-year-old hannah graham was a uva student who disappeared in september 2014. police found her remains the next month on an abandoned property in her daughter's body like a bag of trash - and that each day is that much darker without her. morgan harrington was a va tech student who vanished after attending a metallica concert at uva in 2009. authorities

found her remains on a farm months later. her father told the judge - their world has gone gray, and ended by asking "how could he and why would he?" gil harrington - victim's mother "the community didn't give up. for six and a half years, you all were determined and resolute to find the top-tier predator that hunted in this community." john graham - victim's father "his evil deprived the world of a great talent, but hannah's enduring gift to us all is that she enabled this wicked man to be apprehended and convicted. she did change the world, but at a terrible price." reverend louie carr - matthew family spokesperson "words cannot express our sadness on what has happened. we want to express to the harrington family and the graham family our sorrow on what our family member jesse leroy matthew

your daughters." matthew's attorney said his client was sorry - and that he loved his family. he's already serving a life sentence for a 2005 sexual assault in fairfax county. live in charlottesville, erin kelly, 10 on your side. keeping her name alive. that's the goal of a scholarship in honor of anjelica hadsell, who mysteriously disappeared last year. 10 on your side's joe fisher has been following

this story since day one. he sat down with aj's family -- who are still waiting for closure. march 2, 2015 -- it's been a year since anyone saw aj hadsell alive. 38 days later investigators found the teenagers body more than 50 miles from her home. even through all the pain -- those closest to aj are determined to make a difference. ((c1 21:38)) "some days when i don't feel like getting up, you don't have a choice." it's been an emotional year for those who knew aj hadsell the best. taken someone so important." the longwood university freshman was home in norfolk on spring break when she vanished. then, the searches that turned up nothing. more than a month went by before investigators found her body behind an abandoned property 50 miles from her home. ((c1 9:16)) "i don't know what i thought, but i never

down to that. in the weeks following the 18-year-old death came a realization from jennifer hadsell in her darkest hours. jennifer hadsell/mother ((c1 21:15)) "she would tell me to stop freaking crying, that's for sure." wiping away the tears -- with it, a clearer vision for how to keep aj's name front and center. jennifer hadsell/mother ((c2 27:56)) "anjelica hadsell memorial scholarship fund." through events like this golf tournament in september -- loved ones and complete strangers are raising money for a college scholarship. it'll be awared to a student athlete with good grades at norview high school -- a student just like aj. ((c7 39:30)) "the scholarship has really helped heal all of us because it brings all of us together and focuses our attention on something good instead of all the bad stuff that's happened." the birth of the non-profit has helped aj's mom fill a void felt almost everyday. ((c2 36:00)) "when you do family gatherings or birthdays, christmas and all that kind of stuff, there's a piece missing, there's a huge piece missing." so, who, if anyone, could

have killed a girl with no known enemies. our full investigation tonight at 6 -- in about an hour -- with updates from family, friends and norfolk police. more information on the anjelica hadsell memorial scholarship is posted right now on wavy-dot-com i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. a cargo train derailment in new york forced 100 people from their homes. more than a dozen train cars derailed near the town of ripley last night. authorities said around 50 homes had to be evacuated, after two cars with ethanol started leaking. and a third car tipped over on its side. a fire and hazmat crew was able to contain the spill quickly, but they are still in the clean-up phase. they say the accident could've been much worse. (s/vincent horrigan - chautauqua county executive :21) "we had a significant incident of a train derailment here in ripley, and we're very, very fortunate that we had no loss of life - no fire, and i attribute that to the incredible coordination team along with incredible training, the right equipment and

working together." authorities say residents had to wait until this evening to get back into their homes. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- a man spent a year on the run, but now the accused thief will pay the price for a gold heist in north carolina. c0042 14:14:16 as residents begin picking up the pieces one week after a tornado hit waverly for some frustration is only growing. i'm dl more on that coming up. 14:14;25 a new budget is approved for virginia beach schools. find out who is getting more money-- and more resources.

the virginia beach school budget includes a small raise for employees.

now it goes to city council for final approval. the proposal, which passed unanimously, includes a two percent salary extended-day kindergarten classes, and the replacement of more than 20 school buses. board is discussing its calander. and the norfolk school board is currently discussing agenda items budget. it's read across america day! these are pictures from sewells point elementary in norfolk. 10 on your side anchor katie collett read to ms. stranger's 3rd grade class. the national education association created the day to motivate children to read-- and understand the importance of reading for a bright future. this is also the birthday of beloved children's book author, doctor seuss. coming up on wavy news 10 - thousands of people are stuck as they travel in search of a better life. hear why the migrant crisis has reached an extreme. the deadly waverly tornado, one week later.

we'll take you back to the tight knit community to see how they are

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get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. switch to better. switch to fios. it's been one week since a deadly tornado ripped through the town of waverly. three people were killed. and now the community is working together to rebuild and move forward. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc went back today. deanna how are residents coping? the chaos we saw this time last week - has long since cleared - but it's also evident that for some - there's still a long way to go. nats the sound of progress is slowly becoming a rhythm in waverly 23:57 it's pretty much non stop. roofers like michael padgett now working round the clock. 24:07 about 3, 4 a day. yeah about 3,4, a day. rows of blue tarps now cover up the damage, protecting homeowners from the threat of even more. 23:27 getting roof back over people's heads that's the main thing we're concerned of. (nats)

the debris once blocking roads - now neatly piled - and being picked up. but the backdrop of the damage - can't be ignored. franco c0015 13:39:44 one moment you're okay, and boom. all hell breaks loose. nats? the road ahead for some like buisiness owner franco misseri - seems almost too long. c0015 13:34:03 i've got no power, no gas. his damage is extensive after bricks from a building across the street flew onto his roof. 13:37:44 everything went dark. my wife is over here i'm in my little office back here. i just heard the noise. nats choo choo 13:37:52 of like a freight train on the roof misserri is in limbo. an insurance adjustor has yet to pay him a visit. so he can't begin repairs. c0015 13:34:17 what are we going to do? stay home? do nothing? he's already losing income, now he's worried his employees will start looking for work elsewhere. 13:40:31 it's frustrating. starting over again is going to be hard.13:40:36 the national guard is gone and the army of volunteers is thinning out. it's now on the residents to lean on eachother - and overcome. misseri: 13:35:29 it's a little btity town two, 3000 people living here.

already struggling before. i don't know. we'll see. it's unclear right now how much federal aid if any the town of waverly will receive. the state has about three weeks left to submit evidence to fema - and to total the damage. it's unclear if it will meet the threshold to qualify. i'm dl 10 on your side. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: mainly clear sky. lows near the freezing mark. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: increasing clouds during the day. highs in the 40s. wind: ene 5-10mph. thursday night: wintry mix possible for north of the southside...little to no accumulations. lows in the upper 30s. wind: 5-15mph. friday: cold rain is likely through the morning. drier by the afternoon. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ne 10-20mph high pressure will have control of our weather through the night. so, expect a clear and calm night with cold temps

increasing clouds through the day as an area of low pressure approaches the area. the moisture affiliated with the low won't arrive until late on thursday night, and there is a chance for a light wintry mix for areas northwest of the metro...staying a cold rain for the southside. then, all of the precipitation switches over to rain by friday morning...and rain is likely. an inch of rain is possible. the rain moves out by the afternoon. your weekend brings temps near 50 degrees, but there could be isolated showers early on sunday affiliated with another quick moving disturbance. next week, it warms up nicely with a return to

we are following developments in the proposal to extend light rail into virginia beach. the city manager executed a lease agreement to house the light rail extension project implementation team while work on the plan is underway. however light rail has yet to be approved by council. councilman moss made a motion that the city manager could not take further action on this until a decision has been made. no one seconded the motion. the facility was leased for 48 months -- costing more than 68-thousand-dollars per year. coming up on wavy news 10 - thousands of migrants are stuck in greece-- trying to make thier way to mainland europe. how the u-n is addressing the humanitarian crisis. then at five-thirty - the fate of abortion restrictions is on the

line. a controversial case makes its way to the supreme court -- it's first major case since

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wright in november. back in january we told you the former portsmouth city manager was considering entering the race. rowe resigned from his roll as interim city manager last year, the same night council fired then city attorney george willson. the u-n refugee agency warned today of a humanitarian crisis "looming" in greece -- where about 25-thousand migrants and refugees trying to get to western europe remain stuck. another one-thousand refugees and migrants arrived on the greek island of lesbos today, in their attempt to make their way to mainland europe. a united nations spokeswoman said-- other e-u countries should step up their efforts to help greece. she said the chaos was created by individual countries coming up with their own solutions to the migrant crisis-- and should be addressed at the european level. 2:52-3:07 s/ melissa fleming/unhcr :31 people are very confused, very upset, and the greek government is also doing its best. unhcr is ramping up but there are a lot of people living in miserable conditions

right now and with very little information about what is going to happen with their lives." new arrivals urged the macedonian government to open its borders. only a tiny trickle of syrian and iraqi refugees are allowed through intermittently-- leaving about ten- thousand more people camped on the greek side, with more arriving daily. coming up on wavy news 10 - african-americans are twice as likely to die from certain illnesses. see what the governement is doing to try to turn it around. then at five-thirty - another country is added to the list with cases of zika virus -- plus when we can expect to see the zika-spreading

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african-americans are twice as likely to die from certain diseases. one health center in boston is taking an innovative approach to changing health outcomes in the largely black community it

serves. dimock health center serves 17-thousand patients in roxbury -- the heart of boston's african american community where almost one in three residents suffers chronic health issues like asthma, high blood pressure and obesity. 1:09 - 1:17 (sot: dr. myechia minter-jordan / dimock center president & ceo) "health disparities in the black community come from a number of things. it comes from the poverty level, it comes from educational status, it comes from access to health care." the government-funded clinic has tried to develop a seamless health care approach from dentistry and optometry, to health screenings and a pharmacy all under one roof. the result: dimock ranks well above the national average for health centers on almost a dozen health quality measures. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! "a painful accomack country rape trial

postponed again. i'm liz palka and i'll tell you what the victim has to say about the emotional day in court." 5:36:59 we are so excited. this is a great day5:37:02 it could become "the spot" for one virginia beach neighborhood. how this community hub came to be. :10 i'm lex gray in virginia beach, where an 88-year- old woman died after a crash with an ems vehicle. what we found out from the city, and a man who saw what happened after the crash. thirty years. that's how long an accomack county woman has been waiting for justice since she says her stepfather sexually assaulted her. today the victim was moments away from getting a trial. then the case against 68 year old khalil muslimani was continued. 10 on your side's liz palka has the emotional story. she's live in accomack county this evening, liz? anita and stephanie - jury selection was about to begin. there were a few motions and witnesses to go over before the trial got started. that is when things started to get out of

stacey johnson spione - victim - :12 seconds khalil muslimani - here one too many times since her stepfather was indicted on sex crimes against her. c2 3:35:37 - it just goes to show with all the motion hearings that we've had in the past two months alone. there has been one every two weeks. he's not aware of things outside of his 4 walls if you will. but he's also not focused on what the charges are, or the time frame. khalil muslimani is representing himself in this case. his former court appointed attorney is serving as standby counsel. he's facing one count of rape and one count of indecent liberties with a child from back in 1986. johnson-spione - who chose to identify herself to ten on your side - would have been 12 years old then. c2 3:37:39 - it drags it out. it's like having salt constantly poured into a wound that right now isn't :52