the debate. but first, we start this midday with breaking news. in the case of aj hadsell -- a teenager from norfolk who dissapeared last year and was later found dead by police. court documents filed yesterday in norfolk federal court say a potential witness is cooperating with authorities and could have important information about the teenager's death. the documents say this person could testify against aj's adoptive father wesley hadsell in exchange for a lighter setence in a different case. this person is currently in jail. aj dissapeared last march and was found dead behind an abandoned home in franklin 38 days later. norfolk police arrested wesley hadsell on unrelated charges - but never named him a suspect in the case. sources tell 10 on your side that g-p-s coordinates from his work truck place him feet from the home on smiths ferry road where investigators aj's body. still, no one has been charged in her

we have posted a complete timeline of this investigation on wavy-dot-com. 10 on your side's joe fisher is working his sources right now and will have full coverage beginning on wavy news 10 at 4. - i'm lex gray - don and katie are off. after a cold, rainy start to the day - the big concern now is the strong winds! let's take a look outside at downtown norfolk right now, using tower cam 10 it looks like things are starting to dry out - but there's still a chance weather may cause some problems for people along the coast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is very busy the super doppler 10 weather center. rest of today: mostly cloudy and windy. a stray shower possible. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 40mph. a few higher gusts on the outer banks. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph.

highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north pressure is building in from the west. the low will intensify as it moves offshore. we'll be mostly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower possible along the coast. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 35-40mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some possible power outages later this afternoon near the coast. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for

this midday, we're getting a better idea of how much damage last week's deadly storm system did to virginia's farm industry. the virginia farm bureau says its gotten 126 claims totaling $1-point-6 million dollars. chopper 10 was above the damage in waverly. the tornadoes killed five people in virginia, including three in waverly. in essex county, the virginia department of forestry says the storm caused about $750-thousand dollars in damage to timber alone. only on 10, a newport news school bus driver is accused of attacking a this cell phone video allegedly shows 58- year-old john hopkins hitting and choking a 12-year-old boy. you can also see the student hitting back. we've decided to blur his face. police say it happened wednesday afternoon. a school spokeswoman says surveillance video from the school bus shows the crittenden middle school student acting inappropriately before hopkins pulled over and got physical. c10 01:08:00 "i mean by

he doesn't need to put his hands on the child but it also looked like he was trying to protect himself from the child swinging at him." school administrators put hopkins on administrative leave. the student is facing a long-term suspension from school. we have new information about a story we've been following since last weekend... you may remember hearing about officer ashley guindon -- a prince william county police officer killed on her first day of the job. she's now being laid to massachusetts. 10 on your side's rico bush has more on how people there honored her. a hero's journey home. the body of officer from virginia to barnes municipal airport in westfield, massachusetts wednesday afternoon. her casket - drapped with an american flag was greeted by an honor guard. massachusetts and state police escorted the family and the hearse to an agawam funeral home. guindon was born in massachusetts. law enforcement runs in

uncle is a west springfield detective. west springfield police captain robert duffy sent a statement that reads; "a member of our law enforcement family was taken from us tragically. all of us know her uncle, and all of us know what it takes to do this job." guindon was shot and killed during her first shift as a prince william county police officer this past saturday. guindon and 2 other officers responded to a "verbal argument". all three officers were shot. an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon has been charged with murder. the suspect's wife was also shot and killed. officer guindon's wake will be sunday in massachusetts. on monday morning in springfield. to her father. developing at midday, the search for a teenager no one's seen in about a month. take a good look at this picture of 16- year-old bryanna young.

hampton on february 5th. the national center for missing and exploited children sent us this picture of her. if you know where she is, the hampton police 727-6111. the only person to survive a shooting on live t-v is back to work. former tv station employee shot and killed two journalists at smith virginia. they had been interviewing vicki gardner. she also got shot, but survived. for a few weeks, she's been on part- time status. but now, her employer is celebrating its 50th anniversary - so gardner says she needed to come back. gardner says she got thousands of cards from all over the world while was recovering.

this midday. hundreds of protesters blocked traffic outside the theater where the republican presidential debate was held in detroit. you can see them holding signs and chanting "flint lives matter" and "dump trump." people in the crowd said -- they want politicians to pay attention to the flint water crisis and civil rights issues. protesters came from a few different organizations, like the national action network, and the fight for 15. that group wants presidential candidates to support the fight for a 15-dollar hourly wage and the right to unionize. police officers were on scene but they didn't intervene because the protest stayed peaceful. lawmakers in richmond will consider a bill that could keep bicyclists safer. the new law would fine drivers who fling open their doors and hurt people riding by. lawmakers say people would pay a 50-dollar fine if they open a door "when it's not reasonably safe to do so." the virginia senate passed the bill last month, and it's now facing a vote in the house of delegates.

have a whole lot of faith in driverless cars. that's according to a new survey from triple-a. 75-percent of people hwo responded say they would be afraid of riding in a driverless car. but -- people were okay with some aspects of a self-driving car. about 61-percent of people who took the survey say they want some of the features such as self-park. the job market showed more growth in february. u.s. employers added 242-thousand jobs last month. retailers and the hospitality industry drove a lot of that. retailers added about 55-thousand jobs. bars and restaurants hired more than 40-thousand people. these numbers show americans who hadn't been looking for work are back to it, and actually finding jobs. the labor department says the unemployment rate remains steady at 4.9 percent. a virginia state trooper hurt in a horrific crash is talking about the accident. trooper john glasscock got out of the hospital earlier this week. now, he's well enough to talk about

glasscock had responded to a crash scene...then, another car lost control and hit him and two other people. reporter jonathan costen has the story.

person who hit them with reckless driving. that's still being litigated he was remorseful he did something that unfortunately just about everybody was doing that day everybody but not everybody but far too many people were driving too fast for those road conditions so after three surgeries and several blood transfusions glasscock is grateful. the limitations are frustrating but the hardest part is coming to grips h ow close it was the hospital was literally counting blood cells to keep me around a couple of days the military man served tours in bosnia, iraq and afghanistan but he almost lost his life close to home. the human body is not meant to be struck i'm just glad i'm still here and we made it you made it through.. i made it

still ahead - what's worse, the calories in sugar....or the artificial ingredients in substitutes? hear what scientists have to say. plus we'll show you what a tough time firefighters had recovering a mom and her puppies. also still to come on wavy news 10 midday....your plane ticket may be giving out too much information to strangers.

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antiplatelets and blood thinners, may increase the risk of serious side effects. ask a urology specialist today we're hearing from the man who wants to be the next mayor of portsmouth. as we reported earlier this week, former city manager john rowe announced he will enter the race. he'll face current mayor, kenny wright. rowe made the official announcement in front of a crowded group of supporters the other night. three councilmembers and the sheriff have also publicly endorsed him. john rowe - mayoral candidate c1 18:44:46 - we get to not only set the future for

chance to set it by examining the past behavior of our current local elected officials. rowe was ousted from the city manager's position after a city council vote in april 2015. at the time, mayor wright said it was because of rowe's proposed tax increase to close a budget gap. students seem to like the redesigned s-a-t. the college entrance exam goes national saturday. but some students took it early, and they're giving it good reviews. some said -- the exam is more straightforward and shorter. on real-world learning and analysis. also, students no longer will be penalized for guessing. and the essay is now optional. more than 450-thousand test-takers signed up to take the new sat in march. that's up slightly from a year ago. virginia is moving put federal pollution place. virginia's republican controlled senate wanted to overturn

mcauliffe's veto of their bill - which would give the general assembly power to sign off on how the clean power plan is implemented. republicans say they originally put the bill in to protect the virgnia economy particularly the coal mining industry in southwest virginia. governor mcaullife didn't see it that way and vetoed the bill. he says it would violate the seperation of powers guaranteed by the virginia constitution. sugar, equal, splenda, and sweet- and-low....you've got a lot of options when it comes to sweeteners. the artificial ones though have a bad reputation. some ingredients have been linked to illnesses when they were tested on rats. but registered dietitian kristi king are misleading. "humans are not rats and the amount of sweeteners that they were giving these animals were large, large amounts," king says just like with artificial sweetener is all about moderation. icy roads in vermont even

police officers to drive on. :17 - :20 runs 3 that's what it looked like from inside a town police chief's s-u-v as it ran off the road. ice has blanketed parts of the state creating all sorts of problems. the hinesburg police chief's vehicle started sliding backwards down a hill. s/frank koss/ hinesburg police chief :12 "yeah it was a little bit scary. you just don't know what's going to happen and i was comfortable i wasn't going to get hurt. and i was in our chevy tahoe in four-wheel-drive and it just didn't work at all" the chief was not hurt. after a truck pulled him from the ditch, he managed to drive the vehicle back to the station. ( weather anim - with track) (rest of today: mostly cloudy and windy. a stray shower possible. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 40mph. a few higher gusts on the outer banks.

lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. saturday: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north pressure is building in from the west. the low will intensify as it moves offshore. we'll be mostly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower possible along the coast. there are wind advisories for areas afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 35-40mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some possible power outages later this afternoon near the coast. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few

sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for

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the u-n is paying attention to a fight between apple and the f-b-i. its top human rights official has warned u-s officials that the case against apple could infringe upon the rights of millions of people around the world, and ease the way for authoritarian rulers and criminal hackers. last month -- the f-b-i got a court order requiring apple to write new software that would disable password protection. that way, investigators could access an i-phone used by one of the san bernardino shooters in december. but apple pushed back. the company argues writing that software would threaten customer security and set a dangerous precedent. the clash is part of a bigger debate over how intelligence officials should be allowed to monitor digital communication. the u-n official says he fears a ruling against

s/ zeid ra'ad al hussein/ un human rights chief :23 "a successful case against apple in the u.s. will set a precedent that may make it impossible for apple or any other major international it company to safeguard the clients' privacy anywhere in the world. it is potentially a gift to authoritarian regime as well as to criminal hackers." apple has released information on why they feel like they shouldn't unlock the phones for the government. a litter of puppies is safe and sound thanks to the work of the fresno, california fire department. fire fighters rescued 3 puppies, their mother, and another young dog from an 8 foot deep space beneath a downtown fresno building thursdy. when the crew arrived they made quick work of retrieving the mother and her puppies... but one firefighter had to crawl about 70 feet through a concrete tunnel to retrieve the other adult female dog. coming up on midday-- caught on camera - the

want to many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria

and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. we're back this midday at 12:29 - i'm lex gray. don and katie are off. after a cold, rainy start to the day - the big concern now is the strong winds! let's take a look outside

now, using tower cam 10 it looks like things are there's still a chance weather may cause some problems for people along the coast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is very busy tracking all of this in the super doppler 10 weather center. rest of today: mostly cloudy and windy. a stray shower possible. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 40mph. a few higher gusts on the outer banks. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. saturday: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north pressure is building in from the west. the low will intensify as it moves offshore. we'll be mostly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower possible along the coast. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 35-40mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some possible power outages later this afternoon near

flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next week. only on 10, a newport news school bus driver is accused of attacking a student. this cell phone video allegedly shows 58- year-old john hopkins hitting and choking a

also see the student hitting back. we've decided to blur his face. police say it happened wednesday afternoon. a school spokeswoman says surveillance video from the school bus shows the crittenden middle school student acting inappropriately before hopkins pulled over and physical. c10 01:08:00 "i mean by looking at it i mean, no he doesn't need to put his hands on the child but it also looked like he was trying to protect himself from the child swinging at him." school administrators put hopkins on administrative leave. the student is facing a long-term suspension from school. we have new information about a story we've been following since last weekend... you may remember hearing about officer ashley guindon -- a prince william county police officer killed on her first day of the job. she's now being laid to rest in her home state of massachusetts. 10 on your side's rico bush has more on how people there honored her. a hero's journey home. the body of officer ashley guindon was flown from virginia to barnes

westfield, massachusetts wednesday afternoon. her casket - drapped with an american flag was greeted by an honor guard. west springfield, massachusetts and state police escorted the family and the hearse to an agawam funeral home. guindon was born in massachusetts. law enforcement runs in her family. guindon's uncle is a west springfield detective. west springfield police captain robert duffy sent a statement that reads; "a member of our law enforcement family was taken from us tragically. all of us know her uncle, and all of us know what it takes to do this job." guindon was shot and killed during her first shift as a prince william county police officer this past saturday. guindon and 2 other officers responded to a "verbal argument". all three officers were shot. an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon has been charged with murder. the suspect's wife was also shot and killed.

will be sunday in massachusetts. her funeral and burial is on monday morning in springfield. she will be buried next to her father. developing at midday, the search for a teenager no one's seen in about a month. take a good look at this picture of 16- year-old bryanna young. she disappeared from hampton on february 5th. the national center for missing and exploited children sent us this picture of her. if you know where she is, call the crime line or the hampton police department at 727-6111. the only person to survive a shooting on live t-v is back to work. six months ago -- a former tv station employee shot and killed two journalists at smith mountain lake in western virginia. they had been interviewing vicki gardner. she also got shot, but survived. for a few weeks, she's been on part- time status. but now, her employer is celebrating its 50th anniversary - so gardner back.

incident happened, how does staff prepare for stuff like that? they just jumped in and took charge of everything.> gardner says she got thousands of cards from all over the world while was recovering. a virginia state trooper hurt in a horrific crash is talking about the accident. trooper john glasscock has only been out of the hospital for a few days... last month he was working the scene of a crash... and hit reporter jonathan costen has the story.

western richmond was getting hit pretty hard but in the course of one hour the roads turned abysmal and i don't think most motorists realized how bad it was getting so quickly because we were watching people crash around us the trooper was on the side of the road on route 288-trying to clear a two vehicle accident and that's when another driver crashed into the trooper and the people he was helping killing letender. authorities charged the person who hit them with reckless driving. that's still being litigated he was remorseful he did something that unfortunately just about everybody was doing that day everybody but not everybody but far too many people were driving too fast for those road conditions so after three surgeries and several blood transfusions glasscock is grateful. the limitations are frustrating but the hardest part is coming to grips h ow close it was the hospital was literally counting blood cells to keep me around a couple of days the military man

iraq and afghanistan but he almost lost his life close to home. the human body is not meant to be struck i'm just glad i'm still here and we made it you made it through.. i made it through. you may have noticed extra jet noise around n-a-s oceana over the last few weeks. but as of this weekend, things will quiet down. system 2/23/2016 navy pilots have been practicing for several upcoming air shows above the base and surrounding neighborhoods. that's why you may have noticed more jet noise, especially in the late afternoons. today is the last day of extra training...so the noise should die down. a local mayor wants virginia's governor to veto a bill he's expected to review today. it involves the confederate monument in portsmouth.

is reviewing house bill 587. it passed the house and senate this week. portsmouth mayor kenny wright has asked the governor to veto it. a law from 1998 already bans local governments from removing war monuments, but the sponsor of the new bill changed the language slightly. it would protect all war monuments, no matter when they were built. lawmakers in richmond will consider a bill that could keep bicyclists safer. the new law would fine drivers who fling open their doors and hurt people riding by. lawmakers say people would pay a 50-dollar fine if they open a door "when it's not reasonably safe to do so." the virginia senate passed the bill last month, and it's now facing a vote in the house of delegates. the job market showed more growth in february. u.s. employers added 242-thousand jobs last month. retailers and the hospitality industry drove a lot of that. retailers added about 55-thousand jobs. bars and restaurants hired more than 40-thousand people. these numbers show

looking for work are back to it, and actually finding jobs. the labor department says the unemployment rate remains steady at 4.9 percent. your boarding pass might be giving away more than you'd like. experts say -- the barcode on your pass gives criminals an easy way to look up your personal information. bob wilson - from our sister station w- t-n-h has this story. jim loughlin milford bite 2 "what kind of numbers and that's about it." experts say there's much more than just seat number and your name on your boarding pass because of this barcode. some airlines have precautions in place, but the barcode on your boarding pass can be a pass to your personal information. david polgar tech specialist bite 4 "you have to start thinking about it a lot of times you can attorney, he says you need to treat your boarding pass like a credit card, because the credit card information you used to

be embedded in the barcode. david polgar tech specialist bite 6 a barcode on an airline ticket is one of those. so if you have an airline ticket throw it away after you're done with it" stand up "this is exactly what we are talking about we have the terminal yet, and we i'm not gonna show you much more of itbecause it still has the guys personal information on it it is a boarding pass right here on the ground a second one next to it. and it is this kind of trouble." bite 3 "i have my boarding pass in my wallet i'm gonna go home and shred it." experts say it's not just boarding passes, but the bar codes of a winning ticket. david polgar tech specialist bite 5 "a woman posted on social media that she won a lot of money at the racetrack. but that race track ticket that she

it possible for somebody and steal the money." still ahead on midday- allied forces are interested in this find. why officials believe these uniforms belong to a terrorist group. crystal-clear video shows a fight on the road. what finally made them stop. plus - we're on your side with another look at the super doppler 10 forecast i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections

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but first, we start this midday with breaking news. in the case of aj hadsell -- a teenager from documents filed yesterday in norfolk federal court say a potential witness is cooperating with authorities and could have important information about the teenager's death. the documents say this person could testify against aj's adoptive father wesley hadsell in exchange for a lighter setence in a different case. this person is currently in jail. aj dissapeared last march and was found dead behind an abandoned home in franklin 38 days later. wesley hadsell on unrelated charges - but never named him a suspect in the case. sources tell 10 on your side that g-p-s coordinates from his work truck place him feet from been charged in her death. we have posted a complete timeline of this investigation on wavy-dot-com. 10 on your side's joe fisher is working his

will have full coverage beginning on wavy news 10 at 4. japanese prime minister shinzo abe says he has decided to temporarily suspend reclamation work to relocate a u-s marine corps base. he says was accepting a court proposal not to force the reclamation amid okinawa's objections. in february the court proposed the temporary suspension as an interim step allowing the sides to talk. the relocation is based on a 20-year-old bilateral agreement to reduce the burden of the u-s military presence on okinawa. opponents want the base moved off okinawa entirely. an ancient christian town scars of fierce fighting that devastated it two years ago. journalists on a trip to russian government maaloula (mah-loo'-lah) yesterday. the town was recently re-captured by the syrian army from al qaeda's branch in syria. a greek orthodox monastery that dates back to the early centuries of christianity had the dome and walls of its church gutted by fire.

rebels detonated a car bomb near a police station in southeastern turkey. that's according to the country's state- run press agency. the bombs killed two police officers and seriously hurt at least four people. up until july -- the country had been in the process of achieving peace. but that collapsed -- renewing a old conflict that's killed tens of thousands of people. 20-thousand military-style uniforms on their way to fighters from isis and other militant groups. police opened three shipping containers during a counterterrorism operation last month. authorities found the uniforms and other military accessories. they arrested seven people. in a statement, the police operation "neutralized a very active and efficient business network whose primary purpose was to supply, maintain and strengthen" isis. the uniforms had been declared as "secondhand clothing". philippine coast guard authorities say they have inspected a north korean cargo vessel that docked at a

it's one of the first such checks since the united nations imposed sanctions on north korea over its nuclear program. the ship arrived thursday from indonesia. a report to the coast guard headquarters in manila say inspectors did not find any suspicious materials. some minor deficiencies need fixed before the port. south korea and the u-s have officially started discussions on the deployment of a missile defense system. the meeting happened in seoul today. defense officials from both countries met. they are expected to effectiveness, appropriate sites for the deployment, timeline, cost- sharing, and the impact on safety and the environment. mexican druglord "el chapo" is having such a hard time in prison, that now he actually wants to be extradited to the u-s. that's according to his attorney, who says joaquin guzman aka el chapo is chronically sleep-deprived and is getting sick. so he wants to be transferred to the u-s, where he's ready to plead guilty to drug trafficking. mexico has already been working to

u-s. he's currently wanted in seven states. guzman broke out of a mexican high- security prison last july, before he was re-arrested in january. (weather anim - with track) rest of today: mostly cloudy and windy. a stray shower possible. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 40mph. a few higher gusts on the outer banks. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. saturday: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north 5-10mph. an area of low pressure is quickly moving offshore, and high pressure is building in from the west. the low will intensify as it moves offshore. we'll be mostly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower possible along the coast. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 35-40mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some possible power outages

the coast. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next week. up next on midday -

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we'll show you the video. take a look at this video - tempers flared at an intersection in fontana, california. it happened wednesday when the driver of an s-u-v got out of his vehicle and

man in the passenger seat of the truck in front of him. it's not clear why they seconds before two men intervened and broke up the fight. after all that, the drivers of the two vehicle jumped back into their vehicles and drove off. karma's not always the friendliest force...as this video's about to show. police are still looking for this suspect, who they allegedly caught shoplifting. he ran away from the walmart in south carolina where it happened. in the video, you see him looking backward to make sure he's not about to get caught. but he doesn't appear to be paying attention once he hits the carrying 40 dollars worth of meat...police are

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headlines. . >> victor: thank you for coming by, caroline. i was hoping we could talk about what happened when you ran into deimos. >> caroline: well, really not very much, except...

i'm sorry? >> caroline: well, i mean, stefano dimera may be dead, but evil has a particular stench, and it doesn't matter who it's coming off. okay? >> victor: well, i hope that means you'll give him a wide berth. my half-brother means to hurt me. >> coline: why? why does he hate you so much? >> victor: goes back a long way. >> caroline: you know, we go back a long way too. don't you think i deserve to know the whole story? >> deimos: yes, i have gone over the file philip gave me on the serum. seems genuine. i'm having a lab test it as we speak. if it passes, i'll send it right on over. >> philip: you're just full of surprises, aren't you? i checked the local business news this morning.