i'm erin kelly in virginia beach. i'll explain why planned parenthood is against a bill making its way through the virginia senate. ((to do this and to put her family in this kind of position is real tough this is wesley peoples his only office worker found guilty of embezzlement i'll have that story coming up)) office worker found guilty of embezzlement i'll have that story coming up)) breaking news just into our newsroom from suffolk. 10 on your side's anita blanton is here with new details on a homicide investigation earlier this week. stephanie we now have a picture of the man police are looking for. and they want everyone to take a good look to see if someone can help them solve this case. this is 18 year old karlton l. boone, junior. when police can find him he'll be facing serious charges connected to the death of wayne anthony watford. first degree murder shooting, cutting or stabbing with the intent to maim or kill.

commission of a felony. use or display of a firearm in committing felony. and possession of firearm by violent felon. you may remember watford's body was found at pleasant hill cemetery in the early hours of tuesday morning someone reported a area. anyone with information on karlton boone's whereabouts is asked to contact crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. remember you can remain anonymous. for now in the newsroom side. fisher's special report on the mysterious death of anjelica hadsell --- 10 on your side has learned new details about what could be a major break in the case. hadsell is the teenager who dissapeared and was later found dead by now, federal attornies say a new witness could testify against the teenager's adoptive father. joe fisher has reaction from the hadsell family. joe. stephanie, laura -- this witness has already been providing information to authorities. that's

documents filed in norfolk federal court. today -- aj's mom repeated what she has told me before. she's not sure if her husband wesley hadsell is involved in their daughter's death --- but she isn't hadsell/mother ((c1 25:43)) "do you believe he did it?" "until the evidence is brought to me, until the charges are out there, i'll go from there." in an exclusive interview with 10 on your side earlier this week, jennifer hadsell said she's not convinced about any working theories involving her daughter's death. 18-year-old aj hadsell dissapeared march 2, 2015. investigators found her dead 38 days later behind an abandoned home in franklin. ((c1 6:18)) "your mind runs through a whole bunch of different scenerios. could be this person, could be that person, she did this, she did that." court papers filed in federal court thursday could potentially bring answers sooner rather than later. federal attornies say there's a "strong possibility" that another

"could become a potential witness against mr. hadsell if he is prosecuted - in the state or federal court - with a crime relating to his adopted daughter's dissapearance and/or death." ((c1 24:03)) "we can't show all of our cards to the public." norfolk police tell 10 on your side they've worked information since the teenager's autopsy was completed in june. super = daniel hudson/norfolk police department c1 24:26 "the homicide investigators who started the process one year ago when she went missing, are still into the process right now still trying to figure out how she died and who killed her." the potential witness to testify against wesley hadsell is cooperating in hopes of getting a lighter sentence for a charge unrelated to hadsell's charges, according to the papers. hadsell, however, in one of several interviews with 10 on your side has maintained his innocence. ((hadsell bite)) "............ yes sir, i am 100 percent confident." the medical examiner

"acute heroin poisioning" her manner of death was ruled undetermined -- meaning it's unclear if anyone killed the teenager. friends and family say she never used drugs. more details on this development in the case is coming up at five o'clock. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the gates county sheriff's office is investigation a bomb threat at the high school. a school spokesperson says the threat was found written on a wall. students were dismissed early and after school events are cancelled while deputies investigate. right now the threat is not substantiated. now to the weather. when the rain stopped today --- the wind sure picked up. here's the scene today in virginia beach. so what can we expect this weekend? meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm.

increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! we have been tracking dry, but cloudy conditions through the afternoon. the wind certainly hasn't helped anything - it kept temperatures in the in the upper-30s and low-40s. this evening, the clouds will gradually break apart. overnight, expect decreasing clouds with lows in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds as windy tomorrow, but still cool with highs in increasing sunshine on sunday with highs near sunshine through most of the week with highs back

in the 60s and 70s! keep an eye on the weather - wherever you are this weekend. download our wavy dot com weather app. it gives you hourly forecasts and the latest radar images. new developments in the public corruption case against the norfolk city treasurer. anthony burfoot's attorney is asking the judge to throw out many of his charges. let's get right to 10 on your side's jason marks to explain what's going attorney filed 8 motions. he is claiming his client was entraped while on the witness stand and now his statements are being used against him. burfoot testified back in 2013 for the defense in the federal trial for the bank of the commonealth. sacks claim when burfoot took the prosecutors cross

him questions they knew he would lie about. questions like has he ever taken a bribe, specifically did he take a 25,000 bribe which at the time had nothing to do with bank of the commonwealth trial. burfoot of course answered no. prosecutors are now using his testimony under oath against him. the feds charged burfoot with 8 counts of corruption and perjury. they say he accepted more than 475 thousand dollars in bibes and kickbacks. burfoot is scheduled for trial in may. in just a couple weeks a judge will rule on those motions. jason marks 10 on yoour side the u.s. supreme court will hear former virginia governor bob mcdonnell's appeal of his corruption conviction on april 27th. the high court released it's schedule today. the supreme court is expected to issue a decision by the end of june. in 2014 --- a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife, maureen, of doing political favors for a wealthy executive- all in

$165-thousand dollars in gifts and loans. mcdonell's lawyers will argue the federal jury unfairly convicted him on an overly-broad definition of bribery. the peninsula health district says a skunk found in james city county has tested positive for rabies. it was found on richmond road in the area near anderson's corner. if you think you or your pet were exposed to the skunk by a bite or scratch call the health department. the u-s-n-s laramie is returning home from a three-and-a-half month deployment. the military oiler's crew of civil service has been in the middle east and mediterranean sea refueling ships and replenishing them with supplies and cargo. this is video of a previous homecoming. the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk tonight. tomorrow morning, newport news shipbuilding will christen its newest submarine, the washington. elisabeth mabus, daughter of secretary of the navy ray mabus, will do the honors of smashing a bottle of champagne across the sub's bow. the washington is the latest virginia-class submarine.

boat under construction at the shipyard. crews first laid her keel in november of 2014. the o-j simpson saga continues with possible new evidence. los angeles police are investigating the discovery of a knife on simpson's former property. "the off duty or retired officer was working in the area of the rockingham estate. he claims an individual who claims to be a construction worker, provided him with this knife claiming that it was found on the property. he held on to it until just recently when we discovered that he had it." in 1994 --- simpson was aquitted of murder charges in the 1994 stabbing deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. no matter what happens in the knife investigation --- simpson can't be tried again because of the double jeopardy clause. the brentwood mansion where the infamous white bronco pursuit ended was sold to comply with requirements of a civil suit.

bought the property hired a crew to demolish the house. simpson is in prison in nevada for and kidnapping. new developments in an embezzlement case 10 on your side has been following. there's a verdict. andy fox was in the courtroom and has today's courtroom developments. new research on peanut allergies and kids. the surprising way scientists reduced the risk. the debate over planned parenthood continues in the virginia general assembly. we'll explain

we had people make their own pizzas. they were very clear about what they didn't want... when i see fillers i run for the hills. what is bha? that doesn't sound fun. i've never heard of those things. i don't want that. so, why in the world would you pay for those ingredients in the pizza you buy? umm... get to know better. papa john's pizzas don't have ingredients like bha, bht or meat with fillers. get one of our best deals ever: for just 9.99 get any large pizza with up to 5 toppings. that's five toppings for just 9.99. all with our quality guarantee.

new at 4 - virginia lawmakers are one step closer to removing funding for planned parenthood. a senate committee approved the bill -- which goes for a full vote on monday. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been talking to its concerns. planned parenthood says the bill puts politics

the money it has received from the state does not fund abortions. house bill 1090 would prevent the virginia department of health from entering into a contract with planned parenthood. right now the state has a contract for $25,800 dollars with the planned parenthood office that operates in hampton roads. the state says those are federal dollars that are used for sexually transmitted disease prevention and testing. the capital news service reports -- the bill's sponsor has said the legislation would defund the organization and redirect funds to more comprehensive health care for women." on the phone - c0001 - cianti stewart-reid - bill is clear, to shame women who access safe and legal abortions and to ban funding to their health care providers, which is planned parenthood 26 robert durel - holy spirit catholic church c0012 - 1405 they say it permeates the whole

the vote on the bill this week was 8 to 7, along party lines. coming up at 5, you'll hear from a local senator -- and why she voted against it. erin kelly, 10 on your side. decision 2016. the republican candidates are back on the campaign trail after talking over one another at last night's debate. the four bickered, insulted each other and called each other names. trump/rubio: "this little guy has lied so much...here we go." trump "excuse me. excuse me. i've given my answer, lyin' ted." trump/rubio "don't worry about it. don't worry about it little marco, i will. allright, well, let's hear it big donald. gentlemen, gentlemen - you have got to do better than this. cruz: i don't think the people of america are interested in a bunch of bickering school children. there are four contests this weekend for the republicans: kansas, kentucky, louisiana and maine. something is brewing in hampton for craft beer lovers. plans are in the works to transform the 80-year-old hampton armory on north king street into a craft brewery.

entertainment venue will be called "the vanguard". the city sent the developer an "intent to award" letter this week. plans will be finalized after a 10 day waiting period. check out this video from china. schools closed and transportation service stopped because of low visibility from this sandstorm. strong winds whipped up the sand yesterday. the sandstorm sent gravel into the windows of cars and trucks --- breaking the glass. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm.

morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! we have been tracking dry, but cloudy conditions through the afternoon. the wind certainly hasn't helped anything - it kept temperatures in the in the upper-30s and low-40s. this evening, the clouds will gradually break apart. overnight, expect decreasing clouds with lows in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be

still cool with highs in the upper-40s. as that weak clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after midnight into early sunday morning. once the showers are gone, expect increasing sunshine on sunday with highs near 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm. sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not

the week! we have been tracking dry, but cloudy temperatures in the in the upper-30s and low-40s. this evening, the clouds will gradually break apart. overnight, expect decreasing clouds with lows in the mid-30s by will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after sunday with highs near looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most of the week with highs back

here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news here is a look behind the scenes as a dedicated staff on your side continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center one city's trash may be a company's treasure. this is not a throwaway argument in portsmouth. matt gregory explains what this means for you at 6. at 5, there's a rare infection that's killing people in the upper midwest. you'll hear why it's prevelant in healthcare settings. and why sales for a gun manufacturing are shooting up. see these stories when anita blanton joins me beginning at 5. months after she passed

in the death of bobbi kristina brown. but first the benefits of yogurt. how eating more

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eating yogurt could help protect women against high blood pressure. the research is from boston university. the study found women who ate five or more servings of yogurt a week had a twenty percent lower risk

hypertension than those who ate it once a month. doctors found weaker results in men. men typically eat less yogurt than women. the national dairy council funded the research. researchers are working to find new ways to protect children from developing peanut allergies. a new study out of london found if you give children under the age of one peanut proteins - they are less likely to develop allergic reactions to peanuts by age 5. they found that the practice has a protective effect lasting almost a year after a child hasn't had any peanuts. it's still unclear how much peanut protein a child should consume for this practice to be effective or for how long . the children in the study ate the peanuts under a doctor's supervision. drinking a lot of coffee could help reduce the risk of multiple sclerosis. a new study of people in sweden and the u-s found rates of m-s were consistently higher among those who drank little or no researchers have linked drinking six or more cups a day to a 30- percent lower risk of the

suppress the chemicals in the body and using a computer may help seniors boost their brain power. researchers at the mayo clinic followed nearly two thousand people over the age of 70 with no history of memory and thinking problems. after four years --- seniors who used a computer at least once a week were 42- percent less likely to have memory loss than those who did not. more social people also had a 23-percent lower risk of cognitive problems. other brain-boosting activities were reading magazines, doing crafts and playing games. shoplifting fail. the suspect was so worried about what was behind him --- he didn't pay attention to the danger in front of him. arrested for stealing from her employer. there's a verdict in an embezzlement case 10 on your side has been following. andy fox will tell you what happened today in the courtroom. meteorologist ashley baylor is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center.

meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: decreasing

winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm. sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! we have been tracking dry, but cloudy conditions through the afternoon. the wind certainly hasn't helped anything - it kept temperatures in the in the upper-30s and low-40s. this evening, the clouds will gradually break apart. overnight, expect decreasing clouds with lows in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but still likely see some spotty increasing sunshine on sunshine through most of the week with highs back

new at 4: a once loyal employee found guilty of ripping off the company. mandi flowers was convicted today of embezzlement from people's auction company in chesapeake. tonight only on 10, andy fox breaks down what happened. trusted, loyal, able, and competent. now guilty of being a thief. mandi flowers was the only office worker at so when money went missing they went looking for mandi flowers. today a judge agreed she fraud. she had absolute access, knowledge, to commit the crime. wesley peoples/victim :08 (9 8:07) (("my flowers what would you like to say about the guilty verdicts? can't talk this case is still

about this yet")) runs: hospital went to her wedding when she married with bryan to find out somebody did that is just unbelievable runs: 12 (9 there anything you want to say do you regret what runs:06 she was charged with 11 counts embezzlement. the case is so complex the judge has to decide which of the 11 she's guilty of, although she is guilty. tonight at 5:30, how did this once excellent employee find herself pick pocketing the company. new information in the death of bobbi kristina brown. the medial examiner's office in atlanta says brown died from pneumonia. it says it was caused by her face being immersed in water and "drug intoxication." the medical examiner also says marijuana and

system --- along with medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety. morphine was also found. tests could not determine whether the morphine resulted from heroin use. the 22-year-old daughter houston and bobby brown last year. first responders found her face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her townhome. yesterday --- a judge granted media requests to have the autopsy unsealed. investigators couldn't figure out if her death accidental. the families of three maine residents who died when "el faro" sank in october have accepted settlements from the ship's owner. court documents say tote services inc. has agreed to pay $500-thousand dollars to each of the families for quote "pre-death pain and suffering". the company will also pay an unspecified amount for economic loss caused by the deaths. a maine newspaper reports settlements with the families of 14 of the 33 crew members who died. tote services is pursuing settlements with the families of all the victims. el faro went

during a hurricane in october. men from chesapeake and virginia beach are among the men who died. crews found the wreckage in about 15-thousand feet of water near the bahamas. japan's prime minister is suspending work on moving a u.s. marine base to okinawa. the central government and okinawa have sued each other over the base relocation plan. the prime minister has agreed to resume talks. but he says the government's plan to move the base from one part of okinawa to another has not changed. the relocation is based on a 20-year-old agreement to reduce the burden of the u.s. military presence on okinawa. opponents want the base moved off okinawa entirely. "el chapo" is having such a hard time in prison --- that he wants to be extradited to the u-s. the mexican druglord's attorney says el chapo is chronically sleep- deprived and is getting sick. el chapo apparently wants to be transferred to the u-s--- where he's ready to plead guilty to drug trafficking. but the attorney says the druglord would do that only if he's held in a medium- security

isolation. mexico has already been working to extradite him. he's currently wanted in seven states. el chapo's real name is joaquin guzman. he broke out of a mexican high-security prison last july --- before he was re- arrested in january. the midtown tunnel will be closed sunday night. jen lewis has more information and more 10 time saver traffic alerts. midtown tunnel closure sunday. downtown tunnel single lane closures this week. phase i and ii of the i-64 widening project on the peninsula. james river bridge single

a homecoming delay. we told you in our first half hour ---- the u-s-n-s laramie was set to return home from a three-and-a-half month deployment. but because of a change in the weather at sea --- the military oiler will not return to naval station norfolk tonight. a new arrival day and time has not been scheduled. still to come on wavy news 10 at five -- a rare health professional on the potential danger at five. this is clearly not a real license plate ---

her car instead of a real one. we'll tell you how that worked out. it's being called the tampon tax. and some women are so upset about it --- they're suing. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide.

the federal government is investigating complaints that the brakes can fail on some ford f-150 pickup trucks. the national highway traffic safety

probe covers about 420-thousand pickups from the 2013 and 2014 model years. the agency says it has 33 complaints. some drivers report that the pedals can suddenly go to the floor with a complete loss of braking. four crashes are reported. the agency will check into how often the problem happens and whether a recall is necessary. there's a movie merger in production. a-m-c theatres is buying rival car-ike cinemas for about one billion dollars. the merger will create the largest theater chain in the world. it will have more than eight-thousand screens. the deal should be complete by the end of the year. five women are suing to block new york's so-called "tampon tax". the tax imposes a four-cent luxury tax on feminine hygiene products. right now tampons and sanitary pads are regarded as "general merchandise". so they are not eligible for tax-free status. the women suing want the state tax department to classify them as "medical supplies". they say the tax is unfairly imposed on a

laura stausfeld/plaintiff "how can it be that the guy in line in front of us is buying his chapstick and rogaine - and not paying taxes, and we are, it felt like a tax on women." new york women alone reportedly pay 14-million dollars in taxes on feminine hygiene products each year. a police chief slides off the road and crashes in a ditch. hear what he has to say about this frightening situation caught on tape. million of dollars saved by garbage? im 10 on your side's matt gregory thats what the regional trash authority spsa says their new agreement will do for hampton roads. why coming up. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. we had people make their own pizzas. they were very clear about what they didn't want... when i see fillers i run for the hills. what is bha? that doesn't sound fun. i've never heard of those things. i don't want that.

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it's decision day when it comes to the future of trash pick up in hampton roads. it's a story we first reported yesterday. today tspsa chose a new disposal provider. a choice the executive director says could save cities millions. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live in portsmouth with this 10 on your side follow up. since 2010 this wheelabrator plant has consumed a majority of spsa's trash. but after a meeting today, a new group comes

the same job cheaper, with technology that's new to the united states. today 3 companies presented their final proposals to the spsa board. the incumbent-- wheelabrator, as well as republic trash services and repower south. after looking at the prospoals spsa's board went with repower south. the company's bid came in roughly 20 dollars per ton cheaper. spsa;s one sticking point at first-- was that the type of plant repower will build-- has never happened in u-s but the director seemed excited about the possibility. rowland taylor / spsa executive director "if this can continue and goes to fruition this could be a complete changer for waste disposal throughout the entire united states." it's not all set in stone. you see the communities involved in spsa need to agree to stay together past 2018. coming up at 6:15 you'll see why that may not be set in stone. in

now to a tragic story out of washington state. three children died in a house fire. the three kids were in an upstairs bedroom. the mother was downstairs. she couldn't rescue her children as they slept and called 9-1-1. firefighters jumped on the roof to try and break a bedroom get in. sgt. carl "she was obviously grief-sticken, in shock. it's the hardest grief to bear, the death of a child...then to lose all once....i couldn't imagine." the cause of the fire is under investigation. a driver is in custody in california after police say he intentionally slammed into the garage door of a federal building. a worker was hurt. it's unclear if the driver was aiming for the worker or the building. investigators say the driver had a grudge against the government. hundreds of workers were forced to wait to leave the building last night during the investigation. also in california --- road rage caught on tape. a man got out of his

wednesday --- and started hitting the passenger of a pickup truck in front of him. then the truck's driver hops out and kicks one man. the fight goes on for about 30 seconds until witnesses broke it up. everyone involved got in create dangerous driving conditions. and no one knows better than the police chief in one vermont town. that's what it looked like from his s-u-v as it slid off the road when he lost control of his own vehicle. the s-u-v slid backwards down a hill and landed on its side in a ditch. frank koss/ hinesburg police chief "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 ---

station. a woman is behind bars in new york because she put a homemade license plate on her car. here's a picture of it. the plate is made of cardboard and a sheriff's deputy spotted the fake plate on wednesday and stopped her. the deputy says the 28-year-old driver also had a suspended registration and no insurance. charges. check out this shoplifting fail in south carolina. police are looking for the suspect who ran into a s-u-v while running out of a wal-mart. he's looking back to make sure he wasn't being followed when he slammed into a vehicle driving by the front doors! after tripping and falling flat on his face --- the suspect gets up and runs off. police say he got away with about 40 dollars worth of meats. officers are still looking for him. federal agents have stopped an unusual human smuggling attempt. u.s. customs discovered an undocumented brazilian

in the gas tank of an s-u-v. check out the pictures of what officers found tuesday at the mexico-california border. officers were conducting an intensive inspection of the suv using an imaging system when it turned up something irregular in the vehicles gas tank and under the rear seats. officers kept searching and discovered the man hidden inside a partially modified gas tank. both the driver of the s-u-v and the undocumented man are in custody. a 10 on your side follow up to a cookie-related crime in florida. the sheriff's office says two people are in custody for stealing money from a girl scout. we reported earlier this week at 4 --- a man stole sold cookies outside a walmart. a 20-year-old man and his themselves in. andrew gant public voluisa county sheriff's office "its a shame it happened in the first place, we're glad to have them in custody and hold them her hands. and i think it was scary for her, shes a 12 year old kid and he's a grown man

recovered. it had a couple hundred dollars inside. a local radio station raised more than a thousand dollars for the troop after the theft. meteorologist ashley baylor tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs:

sunday: some early increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! we have been tracking dry, but cloudy conditions through the afternoon. the wind certainly hasn't helped anything - it kept temperatures in the in

low-40s. this evening, the clouds will gradually break apart. overnight, expect decreasing clouds with lows in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the midnight into early the week with highs back in the 60s and 70s! williamsburg snow pic

a lot of you sent in pictures of the brief snow in hampton roads. we put together a special slide show. you can check it out on wavy dot com. if you need ideas on what to do this weekend --- check out h-r-scene-dot com. the weekend planner will tell you what's going on across the area --- including the saturday opening of lanternasia at norfolk botanical garden. straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 about a year later and investigators are still looking for answers in the death of a-j hadsell. now there may be a new witness in the case. the future of funding for planned parenthood hangs in the balance as a bill to take funding away moves forward in virginia. then coming up at five-thirty -- a major milestone for vickie gardner. after being shot on live television nearly six

returning to work community celebrate. then at 6-- matt gregory continues his story on the changes for trash in hampton roads. where will it go once its hauled away? plus-- why not everyone is quite on cheaper plan. that's at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- a toddler was in crisis --- so she called 9-1-1. it wasn't a real emergency --- more like a fashion emergency. happened when deputies

a south carolina toddler apparently thought a fashion emergency is a reason to call 9-1-1. natsot: 911 call: caller: "hello?" dispatcher: hello?.... greenville county 911." caller: "hello?" grandfather): "she brought the phone to me and i thought somebody had called, but when i answered it, nobody was there and when i hung up 911 called me back. " aaliya's grandfather was watching her and had no idea the two-year-old called 9-1-1 until deputies showed up at the door. dressing herself was aaliya's emergency. (martha lohnes, greenville co. deputy): "her grandfather answers the door and she just comes running up to the front with half a pant leg on and the other one is do her shoes, and then she wanted me

and it, i just kept saying that it made my day it was just the highlight of my day, she was so sweet and so welcoming (starts laughing)." (martha lohnes, greenville co. deputy): "we have such hard, intense things that we to put on her pants, it was just the highlight of my day, i loved it." the greenville county sheriff's office says it responded to more than 250-thousand 9-1-1 calls last year. deputies say they respond to every call --- no matter what. wavy news 10 at 5 starts a break in the mysterious death of a norfolk woman. how a new witness could crack the case. could corruption charges against the norfolk city treasurer be thrown out? and a former virginia governor has his date before the nation's high court. we're following breaking news out of suffolk. investigators are looking

with a murder. locating18- year-old karlton l. boone, junior. he's facing serious charges connected to the death of wayne anthony watford. boone for first degree murder. you may remember at pleasant hill cemetery in the early hours of tuesday morning after someone reported a the area. our other top story at five -- new information in the case of anjelica hadsell -- found dead last year mysterious disappearance. aired a special report on this ongoing investigation. now a new witness could testify against aj's adoptive father, wesley hadsell. 10 on your side's joe this new development means for the case. joe? potential witness could crack this case wide open. person is telling authorities -- but according to court papers, that person is likely giving law enforcement information about wesley hadsell's involvement, if any at all, in his adopted

((c1 24:03)) "we can't show all of our cards to the public." norfolk police remain tight-lipped tonight about their investigation into the mysterious dissapearance death of 18-year-old aj hadsell. despite their silence, court documents filed in police -- "could become a potential witness against mr. hadsell if he is prosecuted - in the state or federal court - with a crime relating to his adopted daughter's dissapearance and/or death." super = officer daniel hudson/norfolk police department ((c2 29:46)) "it takes a while to figure things out. when we go in front of a magistrate we want to make sure, yes, ready to move forward." wesley hadsell is the adoptive father of aj -- who dissapeared last attorney, g-p-s coordinates put him just feet from the home where the teen's body was found. still, though, no one has been charged. something like this to this family, to my best friend, you've taken someone so important. that person honestly should be locked up or in the ground." important. that person honestly should be locked

bunch of different scenerios. could be this person, could be that person, she did this, she did that." jennifer hadsell says she doesn't know who killed her daughter, but she's not ruling out that her husband of five years could have played a role. super = jennifer hadsell/mother ((c1 25:43)) "do you believe he did it?" "until the evidence is brought to me, until the charges are out there, i'll go from there." the potential witness to testify against hadsell is cooperating in hopes of getting a lighter sentence in an unrelated case. hadsell, however, in one of several interview with 10 on your side from jail has maintained his innocence. ((hadsell bite)) ends with ... the medical examiner ruled aj's cause of death "acute heroin poisoning" her manner of death was ruled undetermined -- meaning it's unclear if anyone killed the teenager. friends and family say she never used