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,

matthew's lawyer says his client is sorry and he loves his family. matthew was already serving a life sentence for a 2005 sexual assault in fairfax county. in charlottesville, erin kelly, 10 on your side. nicole: this started in 2014 wayne graham was disappeared. matthew was arrested. in october 2015, he got life in prison for the assault of a fairfax woman in 2000 five. we reported matthew attended christopher newport university in 2003 and played football, but left the school after being investigated for sexual assault. all coverage of the case is on wavy.com right now. tom: three more suspect in the shooting death of a teenager have been caught. u.s. marshals found roderick britt and two others hiding in

the three are accused of killing a woman during a triple shooting on deep creek boulevard. the three were originally arrested last year. prosecutors brought the charges back last month. two of the men turned themselves in for the crime. nicole: police identified victims of a marina fire. francis and julia blantz died monday. they were living on their boat while their home was under renovations. fired destroyed dozens of boats. tom: the battle over future tolls and the possibility of free alternatives has you and your money stuck in the middle. lawmakers have agreed on -- agreed to disagree on legislation that would give you airing construction. andy fox witnessed the bitter

andy: tom, it has been said that the making of laws like sausage, not a pretty sight. it played out here today. how do we pay for new roads, and how do we keep the old roads toll-free? a delegate calls for free alternatives. >> we want a toll, but you could not take away the free lanes. you would have to add new capacity and an equal number of lanes. >> if you have two lanes and you will add to lanes, you can toll the two new lanes. if you add any new lanes and you are going to toll those lanes, run it through the general assembly. andy: john says if it is up to the assembly, no new roads will ever be billed, and public-private partnerships will die on the vine. an agreement with the senate

>> i understand that. >> not my first rodeo. >> i have been here 14 years. andy: study time is over. time to send a message. you can toll, old planes leave >> i understand the restoration. it is public policy, >> that is your opinion. my opinion is, i one more time. >> if you kill this bill, they can still put a two dollar toll for the next year. we haven't done anything to limit and protect them. we got the short end of the stick. andy: he is speaking to all of us in hampton roads. the staff getting together to hammer out a deal, the meeting

trying to work out these complicated issues. in richmond, andy fox, 10 on your side. tom: a twist in a transportation controversy, extending light rail. a pitch by a councilman to stop spending money on the project was shot down. the councilman made the proposal left of the city manager allocated $500,000 for office that -- office space. no one seconded the motion. nicole: it has been one week since a tornado ripped through waverly. cleanup is underway. the streets are now clear as crews pick up the last of the damage. many are rebuilding. one business owner told us, the process with insurance will be lengthy. >> i am losing business and customers. i may lose my employees. they have to make a living, too. stuff like that. so it is frustrating. starting over will be hard.

week it will take a month before the state can file for fema reimbursement. it is too early to tell if the damage meets the threshold. tom: a high-rise building has a date with dynamite. sunday, the lincoln part of -- lincoln park apartment tower will be imploded. years. after it is brought down, the city says a new housing place. that will be ready for move-in by 2019. still to come on wavy news 10 at six, a rape case. >> the case that had everyone talking and searching. an 18-year-old girl, at home on spring break, later found dead. where the case stands now i hear later. tiffany: things will be relatively quiet as we continue through the evening. it will get more noisy on

nicole: a 30-year-old rape trial was supposed to start today in accomack county. tom: it was delayed, making the situation more difficult for the victim. the defendant appeared today in a wheelchair and represented himself. his stepdaughter has identified herself as the victim. stacy johnson says the suspect sexually assaulted her for years. after two hours of motions and witness discussion today, the judge said the case was getting out of hand. >> i was relieved to get in your today. -- in here today. things started to get underway. as soon as the judge started talking after he came back from a break, i didn't need to sit through the whole thing.

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tom: a young woman whose family and friends say had a very bright future, a star athlete, college freshman, a loving daughter, sister, and friend. nicole: today marks one year since anjelica hadsell vanished. she was later found dead. what happened during her final moments remains a mystery. tom: joe fisher has covered the case from the start. joe: this is a missing persons case that turned into a death investigation, an investigation with no concessions, no charges, no suspect. march 2, 2015. that is the last time anyone saw aj hadsell alive. 38 days later and more than 50 miles away, investigators found the 18-year-old's remains behind

captivated the nation. >> she is always on my mind. joe: her smile lit up a room. those close to aj say her personality shone just as bright. >> she always had an impact on your life. joe: the girl everyone knew as the varsity softball player went to college. she was home in norfolk on spring break when she vanished. >> literally, no one knew what was wrong. joe: jennifer hadsell says text messages from her daughter's phone in the two days following her disappearance were being answered by someone else. communication cut off altogether, never reconnected. >> it is hard. joe: a grieving mother waiting for closure one year later. >> it is hard to, sometimes i get excited about things and she is not here to share them.

>> b safe. joe: her adoptive father was arrested. he had in -- been in several interviews from jail that say he found a keys -- a key piece of evidence. >> you had nothing to do with the disappearance? >> i am 100% confident. joe: weeks went on with counsel -- countless searches. then, an unthinkable discovery. the family says it has been 38 days of pain. today, what could be a major break in the case. the next day, april 10, the medical examiner positively identified the remains found anjelica hadsell. in june, we learned she died of heroine poisoning. how she died was undetermined. all.

>> the big unknown is, was she murdered? joe: an attorney represented wesley hadsell. his hotel room was searched and he was arrested for possession of ammunition. jennifer hadsell says she kicked wesley out of the house a week before aj disappeared or using drugs. >> du believe he did it? >> i believe a lot of different things. until the evidence is brought to me and until the charges are out there, i will go from there. joe: gps coordinates from haskell's -- hadsell's home puts him for -- feet from where her body was found. >> no one what happened -- knows what happened in the house. joe: releasing details now would compromise the investigation. >> we can't show our cards to the public.

surrounded by the evidence, and they want to pursue this and put the person responsible behind bars. joe: her mother hopes persistence will pay off in the form of an arrest. >> no matter how fast the charges are brought in the trial, nothing will bring her back. get it right so the person responsible is held accountable for what they did. tom: what a mystery this case is. joe: the mystery continues. no new developments since june, when her autopsy was released. her family remains strong. they have started a scholarship in her name, the anjelica hadsell memorial scholarship fund. information on how you can donate and get involved is on wavy.com right now. joe fisher, 10 on your side. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast with ashley baylor.

the day, right around 3:00-4:00 a.m. that is when temperatures were in the 60's, wind out of the southwest. as soon as wind turn to the northwest, temperatures dropped. but a decent start of the day. 37 degrees in malta along the eastern shore's, where the wind has picked up through the day. 46, 49 in elizabeth city. we are still tracking winds out of the north-northwest between 6-70 miles per hour. the gusts are backing off, but 36 mile-per-hour gusts towards malta, stretching towards manual. on the satellite and radar, not much going on. we are tracking clear skies. we will see mainly clear skies overnight and we will show you that with the future trak forecast. when things will change, as well. from 7:00 through 9:00, clear

mainly clear skies and lighter winds. temperatures will drop into the upper 20's further inland and will be in the lower 30's along the coast. either way, it will be a chilly start to the thursday. we will trade sunshine for clouds. by noon tomorrow, that is when we will be tracking clouds. the clouds will continue to think and as we go through the second half of the day. by the time you head home from work tomorrow, around 5:00, we will be dry with mostly cloudy skies. watch as we go between 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. here is the next area of low pressure. the center of the low will be to the south, which puts us on the cold side of the system. you will see, as we go through the overnight hours, we will have a line of rain and snow that sets up right over parts of our viewing area, primarily north and west of the metro. if you had towards richmond on friday, be aware, there will be accumulating snow here. the question looms, will we see

that is within the realm of possibility. not all of us will see it. across the metro, into north carolina, all rain. through parts of surrey and sussex county towards williamsburg, parts of the middle peninsula and northern neck, we could see wintry mix in the form of rain mixing with big, wet snowflakes. richmond and north, all snow before he changes to rain. tomorrow in her these north carolina, increasing clouds as the system approaches. high 47 in elizabeth city, 48 in hatteras. the southside, morning sunshine gives way to clouds, high 45 and portsmouth, 44 in virginia beach, 47 in chesapeake. cooler than today. 43 in hampton, 46 in williamsburg. in the middle peninsula and eastern shore, we top out at 41 in chincoteague.

mix early friday morning, changing to all rain. we will be tracking rain for the first half of friday, then we will dry out in the afternoon. dry on saturday, slight possibility of isolated showers early sunday, less and less likely. monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week, nice and dry and warm with highs ranging from 60-70. you can find our latest forecast

tom: when when we come tom: for 15 years, she has been the center of our lives, and yours. but this will be the final time that we have a chance to invite nicole livas into our homes. nicole: 15 years ago, i started here doing, what was a call then? fox 43 tv? there is the open. first on fox, the 10:00 show. look at my bouncing and behaving hair. i have come a long way. i wanted to come home and work in my hometown, did that. family and friends got to see me. it has been a wonderful ride, but i have a wonderful man who got a wonderful job in washington dc so i will head up to join him. i have to say goodbye to everyone. it is tough.

tom: the smile never changes. you always walk in the room with the same big, bright smile. nicole: our set has changed a little bit. changed, but the spirit of wavy news 10 has not changed. there is the guy. did not anchor the 6:00 and 11:00 news. your mother, becky, sitting over here, was one of the great pioneers that opened the door for women to be on television in hampton roads, and you returned to continue her legacy. only four women have sat in that chair to do the 6:00 and 11:00 news. sandra kelly, diana morgan, and nicole livas. when there are hurricanes and snowstorms and plane crashes,

to be safe, you can tell them that everything is going to be all right, and that is a great responsibility. you have done it with class and we all love you. nicole: thanks, bruce. tom: we have been a great team. you have made me a better anger when we work together. and we are able to tell what is happening and people let us into their homes. albedo had the same effect. people know you and love you here. that made me a better journalists. nicole: this is my hometown. i interned here. i will miss everyone so much.

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