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

did tell me from jail last year that he had a history of using heroin. 10 on your side. the rain has moved on -- but we're not in the clear yet. after the rain came the wind! this is a look right now at the virginia beach boardwalk. just take a look at those waves crashing on the sand. high tide was this afternoon. and wind gusts could reach 45 miles per hour. it could be dangerous out on the water today -- mariners may want to stay ashore. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. ashley, will strong winds last through our weekend? tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny.

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! 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

great lakes. it won't be sunday with highs near 50. next week is in the 60s and 70s! former governor bob mcdonnell has his date before the supreme court. it will hear the appeal of his corruption conviction april 27th. in 2014 --- a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife, maureen, of doing political favors for a wealthy executive- all in exchange for more than $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 court is expected to issue a decision by the end of june. the outcome of bob mcdonnell's case is of particular interest to anthony burfoot -- norfolk treasurer charged with public corruption and perjury. today we are learning about new documents filed in burfoot's case. 10 on your side's jason marks spent the day examining what these

so here are the motions filed wednesday in federal court. they are written with a bunch of legal talk but we've talked with experts who helped us explain what's going on nat sound of documents 8 new motions filed by attorney andrew sacks for his client norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot. burtfoot is facing federal corruption charges that he took bribes and kickbacks while he served as the city's vice mayor. the latest motions filled by sacks claim that burfoot was entrapped by federal prosecutors. he asking for perjury charges to be thrown out. here's why they feel that way. burfoot was a defense witness during the bank of the commonwealth trial in 2013. sacks says when burfoot took the stand under oath federal prosecutors cross examined him and asked 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

oath against him. the feds say burfoot received at least 475 thousand dollars in bribes and kick backs during a four year period. they say he accepted the money and gifts in exchange for votes. they claim he also did accept 25 thousand dollars to give to an ex-girlfriend. sacks says since the federal prosecutors cornered burfoot on the stand-- the perjury charges should be thrown out. burfoot is facing eight federal public corruption and perjury charges. burfoot will be back in court march 15th. the judge will then rule on these motions. burfoot is scheduled for trial may 3rd. sheriff's deputies are investigating a bomb threat at gates county high school. it was found written on a wall. students were released early as a precaution. help is pouring in to aid the families of the three prince william county police officers affected by a deadly shooting. the police benevolent foundation is stepping in.

body was flown home to massachusetts yesterday. burial is scheduled for monday. she was killed, saturday, on her first day in the field while responding to a domestic violence call in woodbridge. the suspect, ronald hamilton, is accused of shooting his wife the same day. hamilton is being held without bail and faces multiple charges including capital murder. 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 family for pain and suffering, and a unspecified amount for economic loss. the company is pursuing settlements with the families of all 33 victims. el faro went down near the bahamas during a hurricane in october. men from chesapeake and virginia beach are among those who died. the u-s-n-s laramie will come home after a 3-and-a-half month deployment. the laramie's crew of civil service mariners supported u-s naval operations around the world. that included refueling ships

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, the newport news shipyard 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. this is a picture of the boat under construction at the shipyard. crews first laid her keel in november of 2014. tomorrow's ceremony starts at 11:00 am. a call for caution in following the discovery of a rabid skunk. it was found in the area west of anderson's corner. health officials are concerned if anyone or any pet came into contact with this animal. to protect yourself from rabies: vaccinate your pets. report any scratches or animal bites. don't feed wild animals. and keep pet food indoors.

at 5:30- gun sales are surging in the u-s. in february the number of background checks. what are american's buying -- and why? c0014 1746 i'm erin kelly in virginia beach, with the latest on a bill that could impact planned parenthood 1750 but first it's time to 'get a move' on m-s. we'll take you to a luncheon that is making a difference in

we are looking ahead to multiple sclerosis awareness week. it kicks off monday. to get an early start -- multiple sclerosis society hosted its "on the move luncheon" in virginia beach. 10 on your side anchor katie collett emceed the event for a third year in a row. several other of our staff members were also there to support the cause. a silent auction was held before lunch and speakers. this goal

a cure for m-s. "i truly believe that we're are the generation that's going to end this disease, that my grandchildren will never know what ms is. it will go by the way of polio beacause of what people are doing here today, because of the national ms society. " multiple sclerosis attacks the central nervous system. more than 2-point-3 million people are affected by m-s worldwide. hampton is paving the way to open a new craft brewery. plans have been submitted to transform the 80-year-old hampton armory on north king street into a craft brewery. the brewery and entertainment venue will be called "the vanguard". the plans include separate areas for a brewery, distillery, restaurant, and live entertainment. the city sent the developer an "intent to award" letter this week. after a 10 day waiting period, the company

and plans can then be finalized. coming up on wavy news 10 we know the human toll from last week's tornado, but the material costs are still coming in. what's next for planned parenthood in virginia? we'll learn more about a bill that would remove state funding for the organization -- erin kelly is up next. right now at papa john's, get one of our best deals ever.... ....for just $9.99 you can get any large pizza with up to five toppings pile on your favorites with up to five toppings for just $9.99 better ingredients. better pizza.

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a bill intended to defund planned parenthood is moving forward in virginia. it passed a senate committee by a single vote and is headed to the full senate monday. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been talking to both sides in this issue. planned parenthood says --- if this bill makes it to the governor's desk -- it will ask him to veto it. the organization says this bill makes a political statement and doesn't serve the women of virginia. deacon robert durel and a handful of others -- stood outside planned parenthood in virginia beach -- with signs and prayers friday. robert durel - holy spirit catholic church c0012 - 1533 pray to jesus that he will heal

mercy on those who participate in this terrible evil of abortion 1542 planned parenthood has been the subject of discussion in virginia's general assembly this week. a senate committee narrowly passed a bill that would prevent virginia's health department from funding the organization. robert durel - holy spirit catholic church c0012 - 1443 other health organizations that deal with women's health could use that money that is given to planned parenthood 1452 on the phone: cianti stewart-reid - planned parenthood advocates of virginia c0001 - 13 i think the intent of the 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 right now -- the department of health says it has a contract for $25,800 dollars with the used for sexually transmitted disease prevention and testing. the capital news service comprehensive health care for women. on the phone: sen. l. louise lucas (d) portsmouth c00015 - 1812 the vast majority of services that are provided by planned parenthood are to women and men who are in need of healthcare services

planned parenthood says the money it has received from the state does not fund abortions. we asked the department of health to break down the numbers for us. we'll have that on our website for you. erin kelly, 10 on your side. new numbers on a deadly tornado, in this follow up. they illustrate just how were. we already know the tornadoes left five dead, dozens injured and hundreds of homes and businesses destroyed or damaged. now we're learning virginia farms lost at least one-point-six-milli on-dollars. chopper 10 was above the damage in waverly. the tornadoes killed essex county, the virginia department of forestry says the 750-thousand dollars in alone. anchors ad-lib toss 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

will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but 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 increasing sunshine on sunday with highs near 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most of the week with highs back in the 60s and 70s! tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny.

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

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 of the week with highs back

coming up on wavy news 10 - it may sound simple but soon swinging open your car door could come with a price. the new bill to protect bicyclists sharing the road. then at five-thirty - lawmakers in california are leading the pack when it comes to making it harder to get your hands on tobacco products. will it be the next state to raise the smoking age

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for full meals starting at just $4.99, it's gotta be d's. we're on your side with a time saver traffic update. baltic avenue at the 20th street intersection will remain closed at least until monday. it has been closed since february to install a gravity sewer main. the road was supposed to reopen today. the installation is complete, but they had to delay repaving the road due to weather. now they are hoping to finish on monday. as we dig out our bicycles in preparation of spring -- there's a through the virginia general assembly to protect bike riders. the bill aims at protecting riders from car doors. it would create a 50 dollar fine for opening a car door "when it's not reasonably safe to do so." similar legislation has stalled in the general assembly in previous years. it already passed the senate and will soon face a vote in the house. supporters of the bill

needs to create a fine to ensure the offense isn't considered a misdemeanor traffic violation. coming up on wavy news 10 - a deadly medical mystery in wisconsin. it's already killed 18 people. hear what'be being done to stop it. then at five-thirty - it's been six months since two journalists were shot and killed in our state. now - the lone survivor of that attack is returning to work just in time to help

milestone. doctors in wisconsin are investigating an unusual outbreak of a rare bacterial infection suspected in the deaths of 18 people. so far 44 people have been infected -- mostly those over age 65. all of the patients have had other serious underlying health conditions. it's caused by a bacteria called "elizabeth kingia" -- named after a scientist who discovered

are usually found in healthcare settings. but officials don't have any clear links yet between patients. :29-:38 (s/ dr. nasia safdar, md, phd - university of wisconsin) "this is not we would routinely draw blood cultures if somebody has fever in the hospital, you know, and elizabethkingia would show up in that." symptoms include fever, chills, and shortness of breath. the bacteria are resistant to many drugs, but a small group of antibiotics can be used to treat cases. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right (15;11 12) ((when the judge used the word schemed what did you think ? i already knew about that. this is wesley peoples his only office worker found guilty of embezzlement i'll have that story coming up)) runs: 12 plus - the f-b-i is processing a record number of background checks. why gun sales are surging

of all of the things that came our way to take a tragedy and turn it into something triumphant and that's my reminder every day when i come in here and it can't help but make you smile. turning tragedy into triumph. the lone survivor of a shooting in western virginia returns to work in time to help her important milestone. first at 5:30, the weather. it hasn't exactly been the nicest end to the week. this afternoon. lets find out when we'll see more sun meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. 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

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 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 cool with highs in the upper-40s. as that weak clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will rain showers after midnight into early sunday morning. once the showers are gone, expect increasing sunshine on of sunshine through most of the week with highs back