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

johnson-spione has made several allegations related to muslimani - including that the sexual relations with her stepfather went on for years without her consent. she says she had four kids by him. and at one point - and when she was 15 years old, he legally married her. c2 3:42:33 - i just want to be free from it. and i want justice. the judge finally said the case was all over the place. setting new ground rules for motions and witnesses. this was after musliani tried to subpoena several attorneys, politicians, and two people who had died. c1 2:58:39 are you still going to defend yourself when it comes back to the trial in july. yeah. i'm going to defend myself because i know my case backward and forward and i can speak for myself. the judge says the trial will now start on july 5th. after the way today went - he told everyone the judge says the trial will now start on july 5th. after the way today went - he told everyone days for

now at 5:30... townhouse transition. virginia beach city coucil has approved a plan to turn a townhouse in the lake edward community into a community hub. it will be called "the spot." officials say the idea is to create a safe place for people to gather and have activities that will improve their lives. but not everyone supports the idea. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live in the newsroom with all sides of this story. "the spot" is a place where children can be mentored, tutored,,,, there can be spoken word events and even book club gatherings there. there is no cost to tax payers, but not every neighbor we spoke to says she supports it. outside looks like a typical townhome...but this is the future place for "the spot." sot - jessica guglielmo, vb community development corporation - clip 24 5:36:59 we are so excited. this is a great day 5:37:02 looking inside...nothing has changed yet. but a few months will make the difference. sot - jessica guglielmo, vb community development

corporation - clip 22 5:33:26 we're hoping to transform this space into a meeting area. 5:33:30 the idea to change this rental property into a community hub began months ago. the non-profit group, the virginia beach community development corporation owns the home and decided this property on pickering street in the lake edward community was the right location to create a place for people to gather. sot - worth from the heart. 5:21:41 virginia beach councilwoman dr. amelia ross-hammond represents the area and supports the idea but had some concerns with the original plans. sot - dr. amelia ross-hammond, needed to have cameras in and outside and they promised to have that. 5:20:44 tanya shadley lives a few doors down from the spot and was unsettled when she first heard about it. sot - tanya shadley , neighbor - clip 21 just hanging out you dont want the neighborhood looking like that. 5:32:10 but after learning more during a community meeeting shadley changed her mind. changes from the original plans led the majority of the virginia beach city council to also vote to pass the plan in a 9 to 1 vote last night. concilman jim wood told 10 on your side today he voted against it

becuase he didn't think it was a good use of residential property. he says there is ample commercial proprty in the area. sot - dr. amelia ross-hammond, virginia beach city councilwoman - clip 1 5:24:38 we know the community is very passionate to see something so i asked them to give them a chance to prove themselves. 5:24:46 the spot has been given a one year permit to use the town house. when that time is up, the non-profit group who runs it must go back to council for future approval. live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. a follow up now to a story we've been covering all week -- in ohio - classes resumed today at a high school just two days after a student opened fire in the cafeteria. staff were lined up to greet students as they arrived this morning. counselors were on campus. the district also brought in therapy dogs to help calm anxious students. a 14 year old was arrested after monday's shooting. he's charged with attempted murder. four students were hurt.

a magnitude 7 point 8 earthquake struck off the coast of indonesia this morning. the quake -- hitting about 500 miles from sumatra -- prompted a tsunami warning. the warning was lifted a short time later. no deaths or widespread destruction have been reported. large earthquakes are relatively common in and around indonesia. "you can't sue us." that's the message behind a legal waiver you must sign before you enter a trampoline park. investigative reporter chris horne is looking important perspectives - first at five-thirty, your legal rights. so will that release that people sign stand up in court? no, says a local attorney who handles injury cases. in fact, the attorney says it can have a chilling effect on parents if their child gets hurt. just before 13 year old jonathan allen fractured two bones in his leg, he older sister -- we had to sign a waiver, when you first come in. less than an hour after martina allen and her younger brother signed the release, he was

headed to chkd with a severe double fracture. but norfolk attorney john cooper says that release won't pass legal muster. c 2 3:04 john cooper injury lawyer -- the average person has no way of knowing that this is not an enforceable agreement as far as saying "it doesn't matter if your kid gets hurt over here, you can't sue us." that's not true. gavin grissom is the general manager of cloud9. c 1 13:42 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- what i do know is that the tendency has been that participant to sign off on the safety of the premises and the equipment. c 2 4:19 john cooper injury lawyer -- i don't know how i could begin to do the inspection duty that they're trying to foist on the parent or guardian? c 1 15:09 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- you know when it comes to getting into the nitty-gritty of the waiver it's not something

that i can really comment on c 1 14:11 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- we don't build our business on the waiver. what we build our business on is safety. cooper's says his firm evaluates several cases involving trampoline parks including cloud9, but screens out most of them. he does however have a current cloud9 case involving a child under ten with severe injuries. so what about safety? coming up tonight at 11, we hear what safeguards are in place, and you'll want to hear what a top pediatrician says. chris horne 10 on your side coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a crash in virginia beach left a woman dead and investigators looking for answers. our lex gray has the latest. plus - scott kelly is back on solid ground tonight. after spending nearly a year in space -- what's next for the record-breaking astronaut. my full forecast is coming up in just a few

coming up in just a few minutes. big news coming out of the republican presidential candidate telling supporters today he does not "see a political path forward" after disappointing numbers on super tuesday. dr. carson said he will not participate in the fox news g-o-p debate tomorrow night in detroit -- though he stopped short of officially suspending his campaign. it turns out the real winner from super tuesday -- may in fact have been canada. google searches for the phrase "how can i move to candada" up 350 percent as the results rolled in. the last time the number of google searches on 'moving to canada' was that high was in november 20-04, around the time

astronaut scott kelly returns to houston in just a few hours -- after spending nearly one year aboard the international space station. kelly and two casmonauts touched down in kazakhstan late last night. he spent a record 340 days in space. the goal is to give scientist a chance to study the impact on the human body of being in space long-term. kelly said he left the international space station with mixed emotions after being checked out by doctors at nasa -- he's looking forward to going home and jumping in his pool coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a fatal crash involving an e-m-s worker -- leaves both sides shaken by what happened. ten on your side's lex gray spent the day looking for answers into what caused the crash. plus -- a controversial court case makes its way to the supreme court. the first of its kind in two decades -- pitting the health care of women -- against what

new information today about a deadly crash in virginia beach - it happened yesterday morning at the intersection of lynnhaven parkway and north mall drive. an ems vehicle crashed into a car -- killing the passenger. ten on your side's lex virginia beach with the latest on the investigation. lex - no one has been charged in the crash? anita and stephanie -- police won't say what might have caused this crash, or whether they plan to charge either of the drivers. i did find out more today about both of them...including the e-m-s worker. 6:10 it was catastrophic, that's all i can say. it was bad, really, really bad. clinton bray had just pulled into work when he saw police cars, ambulances, and emergency vehicles. one stood out. 2:23 the

into the back of a car, but the dodge, i believe it was, kind of looked like it was city garage when he hit a dodge intrepid that was turning left at this intersection. one woman was trapped inside, until first responders could cut her out. 5:22 they got the driver out, but they was working on the grandma, to get her out. i want to say it took about 15 minutes to get her out of there. :30 both the driver and passenger in the dodge had to go to the died. a woman at her home today said the family's too upset to talk. back at the scene today, there's no sign of the crash. a city spokesperson says brigade chief jeffrey brennaman was on duty when it happened, but not rushing to an emergency scene. brennaman has 31 years of experience with the department - but he's now on administrative duty while interim chief ed brazle, sent out a statement. it read in part -- "this is a tragedy and i extend

everyone involved," i looked branneman up in the virginia beach court system....nothing came up on his record. i asked police when they would be wrapping up their investigation and know more about charges -- but a spokesperson couldn't give me a time frame. investigators are still asking anyone who saw the beach, lex gray, 10 on your side. tonight: mainly clear sky. lows near the freezing mark. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: increasing clouds during the day.

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 near the freezing mark. thursday, expect 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 60s and 70s. nicely with a return to

and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- closure for families of two young ladies-- killed by the same man. erin kelly is live in charlottesville with that they had to say after jesse matthew was sentenced. plus-- ((c32 7:35-7:50)) "it's been one year since the mysterious dissapearance and death of anjelica hadsell. who, if anyone, could have killed the teenager? i'm joe fisher, coming up you'll hear from police and family members who are still waiting for answers. those stories when nicole and i see you at 6-- keep

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nothing to do with health and safety but is instead a disguised attempt to end abortion. cuba reported its first case of zika virus today. a 28-year-old venezuelan doctor was diagnosed with the disease after her husband and brother-in-law previously contracted the virus in their home country. the patient arrived in cuba about a week and half ago to take a post-graduate course in medicine. she reported a fever a day later and was diagnosed with zika on monday. she is recovering in the hospital. just today - the head of the centers for disease control told legislators on capitol hill that cases of zika are doubling every week in puerto rico. the mosquito that spreads the virus could show up in parts of the u-s by june - and is notoriously difficult to control. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - nearly five million dollars in gold -- taken off the side of a north carolina highway. today -- almost one year after the crime -- the feds finally get their man. then at 6-- the bill battle raging in richmond-- all over

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the heist last march on interstate 95 in north carolina. armed guards were hauling nearly five million dollars in gold bars -- when they were overpowered by three men. a miami man has already pleaded guilty to extortion by attempting to sell one of the gold bars. stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. >> now, from the station on your side, this is wavy news 10. over. a man accused of unspeakable crimes. tom: jesse matthew avoids the death penalty, but he will be locked up for life and a lot more. justice for over a year, the other for more than five. nicole: it has been a rough road for the families. jesse matthew pleaded guilty to abduction.

prosecutors settled on four consecutive life terms. families spoke afterwards. erin kelly is in charlotte -- charlottesville. witnesses say on the night of hannah graham's disappearance, sheesh -- she told jesse matthew she would not get into a car with him. witnesses say matthew showed a pattern of inappropriate behavior towards other women that night. jesse matthew junior will spend the rest of his life in prison after admitting he abducted and murdered two college students in cases that shook the charlottesville community for years. >> his evil the pride the world of the great talent that hannah's gifts. she changed the world, but at a terrible price. erin: it has been two years since the murder of hannah graham. the 18 euro was a student who

police found her remains the next month on an abandoned property. in court wednesday, her mother fought back tears, saying matthew dr. daughter's body like a bag of trash, and each day is that much darker. >> our priority was that matthew never be able to again inflict his depravity on young women. erin: women like morgan harrington. >> the analogy and accountability that has been achieved today with this plea agreement will allow our family to redirect energy into healing and recovery. erin: harrington was a virginia tech student who vanished after a concert in 2009. authorities found her remains on a far months later. her father told the judge, their world has gone great. he ended by asking of matthew,