highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph, gusts to 40 winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies as the low gets closer to hampton roads, we will tap into some rain and a wintry mix for parts of our viewing area. after 7 pm, rain showers potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i wouldn't rule out some minor accumulations (coating) on the grass/sidewalks/cars from northern surry co, northern sussex co, to williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, and northern neck. the higher accumulations will be temperatures will start to warm into the low-40s, so we'll all see rain into friday morning. you of rain through the first half of the day, then we'll dry up through the afternoon. one thing we have to mention is the at times! since this will be a quick-moving storm system, we aren't concerned with any tidal flooding..little bit of good news there. saturday morning, so we could see some spotty rain showers. after that, we'll be dry on sunday through most of

as the weather changes -- don't forget to always stay connected through our wavy weather app. it's free for all apple and android users. make sure you have the notifcations on - so you're the first to know when the weather changes across our area. a big decision on the region's trash starts tomorrow. each of the cities in the region's southeastern public service authority, or sip-sa will make trash plans for the next 10 years. that will affect what you pay for trash. in the cash strapped city of portsmouth - officials continue to look for ways to save money. do they stay with spsa or go? ten on your side's matt

how we handle trash in hampton roads isnt as simple as hauling and dumping. there's many agreements in place and they expire in 2018. according to one portsmouth councilman the decision to stay with the other cities, or go its own way is a matter of millions of dollars. (nats) inside the wheelabrator plant in portsmouth the trash process. sorted, then burned to power the naval shipyards. this is how spsa has handled the trash of the region since 2010. rob johnson / wheelabrator tech. c0032 1:40:16 "this year has been an important year we are going through helpiong the region decide how they are gonna dispose of their waste post 2018." 1:40:25 but on friday, the spsa will make their decision. to stay with this way, rob johnson / wheelabrator tech. c0032 that are out there today for disposal options as opposed to landfilling." 1:42:49 or spsa could go with repower south. a company that has plans to build a plant in chesapeake to turn trash into pellets. and a bid for spsa belived to be somewhere 20 dollars per ton cheaper a number portsmouth councilman danny meeks

. danny meeks / portsmouth dollars a ton to 179 dollars a ton and the citizens of portsmouth paid every part of it." 2:28:07 meeks says as part of spsa the city pays around 40 dollars a ton just to maintain the system. for portsmouth there is a third way the city could opt out of spsa in general. and hold their own bids for the city's trash. danny meeks / portsmouth city council c0062 2:33:36 "if you're in the low 40s or mid 40s thats still 15 dollars a ton cheaper than any where in the neighborhood of 1.6 to 2 million dollars a year saved on our trash." 2:33:51 meeks says that a decision for the council will be in the coming motnhs which means they will watch the spsa decision friday closely. i spoke with representiatives from repower south. they will be in town for the spsa meeting tomorrow at 9:30 they say their process is cheaper and environmentally friendly.

side. we have new information about a bill coming from the virginia capitol. it would make school districts tell parents if their children will be assigned to read books with sexually explicit material. it's already passed through the virginia house and senate - and now, it's on its way to the governor's desk. if a parent doesn't want their child reading a book with that material in it - the schools would be required to provide an alternative option. governor terry mcauliffe is actually in san francisco right now - trying to bring jobs back to the commonwealth. he is meeting with business and government officials in the city. mcauliffe along with several other state leaders are hosting several meetings with cyber security industry representatives while in the state. the governor trips of this kind provide a good chance to convince corporate leaders to invest in virginia. the number of school related crimes and the number of student's dropping out in north carolina both increased over the last school year. the state school board discussed the reasons in the annual crime report -

didn't get any clear answers. the number of school crimes was up by 2-percent - more than half of those cases involved drugs or alcohol. dangerous or violent offenses account for 2-percent of all school crimes. dropouts are up by 8-percent. the number of corporal punishments in north carolina public schools is also up after years of decreasing. the report says there were 147 uses of corporal punishment across the state - up 20 percent. 100 of the state's 115 school districts don't allow paddling. 2 out of the 3 cases of corporal punishment in schools happened in robeson county - just south of fayettville. covering decision 20-16 this evening -- former republican presidential nominee mitt romney slammed donald trump today - calling the presidential front- runner a phony and a fraud. at the same time - trump is striking back - saying romney begged for an endorsement four years ago - only to "choke". at a speech today in salt lake city, romney gave his insight into the

presidential race - focusing mostly on trump. he labeled trump as a bully who threatens america's future - stressing that senator ted cruz, senator marco rubio or governor john kasich should be the republican presidential nominee. and he questioned the billionaire's knowledge of foreign policy. romney took jabs at hillary clinton... saying she's untrustworthy and dishonest... and stressing that a trump nomination would ensure her victory to the white house. s/ mitt romney, former gop presidential nominee :11 "let me put it very for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished." romney did accept trumps endorsement when he was running for president in 2012. democratic members of congress and members of the congressional black caucus spoke today, calling for the senate to fulfill its constitutional obligation and consider whomever president obama nominates for the supreme court vacancy. calling it a sacred duty, senator lewis held up a

as he talked about the president's duty to fill the seat vacated when justice anton congressman g-k butterfield told the republican senators to do their jobs. georgia :07 "let's get serious, let's games, the senate needs to do representative butterfield says the constitution does not direct the president to withhold a election year. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - hospital superbugs - we'll tell you the number of people being impacted by the nasty parasite at medical centers across the country. remembering american heroes - we'll take you to a service a honors 15 soldiers who were killed in a plane crash 15 years ago. my full forecast is coming up in just a few

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that they didn't have prior to being admitted. many of those infections are caused by superbugs. overall, the c-d-c reports hospitals are doing a better job at preventing many of these infections. an update on sports authority filing for bankruptcy. we told you yesterday at four, it will close 140 stores. new at 5:30 - we're learning which stores in hampton roads will be commonwealth. that includes: the store on coliseum drive in hampton, the sports authority on east virginia beach boulevard in norfolk, and the store near lynnhaven mall in virginia beach. sports authority was once the largest sporting goods retailer. there was a slight jump in unemployment last week. according to the labor department, applications for unemployment benefits rose by 6-thousand. economists say despite the bump, the unemployment numbers remain low enough to suggest that layoffs are rare and the job market is healthy. unemployment is at an 8-year low of 4- point-9 percent. the labor department is

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fifiteen years ago today 21 national guardsmen died when their plane crashed in a field in georgia. at a ceremony at camp pendleton in virginia beach, they honored the 18 heroes of the locally based 203rd red horse squadron as 10 on your sides walter hildebrand reports - the day is still very difficult for people close to the fallen heroes. as far as reunions go, this is a difficult to have to remember lt. colonel stock dinsmore/203rd red horse squadron (29-51:46) "you kind of go through it

when you get out here and really have to remember and bring back some of those emotions, it's still kind of tough". fifteen years ago to the day, the c-23 sherpa carrying 3 crewmen and 18 national guardsmen crashed in rural georgia, killing all twenty one on board. (27-49:49) "we lift our hearts and minds to you for the lives we have come here today to honor and to celebrate" as they've done every year since the tragedy, family and friends gathered to remember their service and commitment to country. for some, it's a hard day to face. (30-56:42) "it's nice that they continue to hono the men and that's what i appreciate, that they continue to honor the summerell's husband richard died in the crash, she was told to come to camp pendleton that day (30-57:31) "commander terlupp told me there was a plane crash and that all the men had died...there were no survivors". nats taps (29-55:13) "you know people say that they

where they were at 9/11, you know a lot of us can say we remember where we were when we heard this news". ladeja johnson doesn't remember either of those dates, she was just a baby when her dad died in the crash, ladeja johnson/ (32-03:16) "it's just good to know that he got to walk around, he got to be known, and he left a footprint here you know that...no one will ever forget she wears a dogtag remembering the date, and gets emotional when thinking about the father she never knew. (nats) through it all though, this memorial is here so none will forget. (29-52:03) "it's not only about healing those of us who were here and the beach, walter hildebrand

tonight: rain across the southside and north carolina..a rain/snow mix possible north and west of the metro. all rain after 2 am. lows: upper-30s to low-40s. winds: e 10-20 mph. friday: periods of rain through midday. drier through the afternoon. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph, gusts to 40 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies through the evening hours. an area of low pressure will start to move in from the south. as the low gets closer to hampton roads, we will tap into some rain and a

north carolina. farther north and west, we could potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i wouldn't rule out some minor accumulations (coating) on the grass/sidewalks/cars from northern surry co, northern sussex co, to williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, and northern neck. the higher accumulations will be around richmond and points north. the wintry mix will be relatively brief - after 2 am, temperatures will start to warm into the low-40s, so we'll all see rain into friday morning. you probably don't need me to tell you you'll half of the day, then we'll dry up through the afternoon. one thing we have to mention is the wind! the wind will be relentless tomorrow - out of the north at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 40 mph at times! since this will be a quick-moving storm system, we aren't concerned with any tidal flooding..little bit of good news there. saturday will be mainly dry. a fast clipper system will brush by us saturday night/early sunday morning, so we could see some spotty rain showers. after that, we'll be dry

after that, we'll be dry on sunday through most of next week!

and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- we continue to track the wintry mix. plus-- a unique chain of events leading up to the capture of a burglary suspect. and that guy had something to say to our jason marks. and a controversy over confederate monuments may be coming to an end-- but not how you think. why communities may just have to live with a big decision made somewhere else-- these stories when anita and i see you at 6-- keep it right here. rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? it's what we do. that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway.

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stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. a big system is barrelling toward hampton roads-- with lots of different colors on the radar-- and that could mean trouble. a little bit of everything has happened along the way. and within hours-- parts of our area could see a wintry mix-- and a tricky commute in the morning. no matter what we get-- it's going to get ugly-- and stay ugly-- through the morning. this storm has created big issues to our west. take a look at central michigan-- where nearly a foot of snow fell, creating a big mess for drivers. it's a reminder that it may be march-- but winter isn't over. and super doppler 10 shows that some precipitation is trying to make its way into the area-- so get ready. meteorologist ashley baylor is tracking the wintry mix for us tonight. ashley? tonight: rain across the southside and north

possible north and west of the metro. all rain after 2 am. lows: upper-30s to low-40s. winds: e 10-20 mph. friday: periods of rain through midday. drier through the afternoon. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph, gusts to 40 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies through the evening hours. an area of low pressure will start to wintry mix for parts of our viewing area. after 7 pm, rain showers will potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i wouldn't rule out soground, you can see it would be in flake form. you can see the size of the system starting to move into the mid-atlantic states. the area of low pressure will slide just south of us. that puts us on the north side of the storm. that is why we are not just trafficking -- tracking rain for everybody. we're down to 38 in portsmouth, 37 in hampton, and so far winds

you can see the same wins, up to 12 miles per hour. the winter weather advisory is set to go in effect at 1:00 and remain in effect until noon. that includes surrey, su seex county, and these are the areas that will be susceptible to minor regulation. we could see a bit of a mixed in parts of southampton county and into williamsburg. . it will be interesting over the next few hours. closer to 9:00 is when we will see rain, and then mix moving in. anita: vdot says crews are ready. they said areas where the snow