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

just a quick update. the u-s-n-s laramie was set to pull into norfolk tonight after a 3-and-a-half month deployment. but - due to weather conditions at sea -- it will not be returning. we will let you know as soon as a new day and time has been set she was the only office employee at peoples auction company. then came 11 charges of embezzlement today a judge found virginia beach resident mandi flowers guilty of ripping off the company. tonight only on 10 andy fox reports on the company employee gone bad. it all began one day when wesley peoples knew how much he had in an account before and auction, and he had less in the account after the auction. he started snooping, and the scent led to a trusted office employee named mandi flowers. wesley peoples/victim :26 (9 8:04 mandi flowers on the far left) convicted embezzler mandi flowers is on the far left. (9 8:07) (("my flowers

say verdicts? can't talk this case is still pending so we can't talk about this yet)) runs: 07 the judge was customers cars sold for less than they did, then fixed the books to show the actual ((these were the quick easy finds thousands and thousand and thousands of dollars not even involved in this case)) runs: 07 peoples testified how flowers threw away a list of who still owed money, found it, then threw it away again to hide it. (10:43 10) ((so we didn't have an accurate count on who was and you looked you didn't find them and then you go back to her trash can and what do you find? we found them she had thrown them away again)) don't know what you're talking about)) runs: 03 flowers knows, in court we heard he text peoples trying to make right what was wrong (12:36 10) ((he said we will make it right we can pay we

whatever i need to do by that point we already turned it over to the police)) runs: 10 (9 8:24) ((ms flowers is there anything you want to say do you regret what happened are you sorry?)) runs:06 (12:05 10) (("our families camped together parties child's birth hospital went to her wedding when she married with bryan to find out somebody did that is just unbelievable runs: 12 somebody did that is just unbelievable runs: 12 flowers is charged with 11 counts, and was found guilty. the judge set another court date of march 17 to determine which of the 11 counts flowers is guilty of and then she will be sentenced. as you saw flowers remains free on bond until setencing. now to a developing story out of los angeles. now to a developing story out of los angeles. new information in a decades old -- high profile -- murder case. the los angeles police

found on the property once owned by o-j simpson. police only became aware of the knife recently. it's being examined by a forensics team. it was found by a construction worker -- and given to an off-duty police officer. officials are trying to figure out why the officer never turned it over to them. (capt. andy neiman/los angeles police) "on terms of charges, the officer is retired. so, in terms at this point, i don't believe there are any administrative charges that can be filed because he's no longer an employee of the department. in terms of criminal allegations, robbery/homicide and our investigators will look into whether there are any potentiality of criminal charges related to this." a murder weapon in the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman was never found. no matter what happens -- o-j simpson cannot be tried again in their deaths. he was aquitted of murder in the deaths - but a civil jury found him liable. he is

unrelated charges. we also have new information on a story week -- out of ohio -- where a 14 year old opened fire in a school cafeteria. officials now say two students knew the boy had a gun at school before the shooting happened -- but didn't tell anyone. they have been charged with failing to report a crime and have been issued a summons to appear in juvenile court. two students were shot. two others were hurt. they are all expected to recover. 14 year old james hancock has been charged with attempted murder. tragedy strikes a family three children were through their home overnight. according to police -- they were asleep upstairs asleep downstairs. she woke up home was on fire -- but wasn't able to get to upstairs to rescue the children. she escaped without injury. an officer was hurt trying to smash through a window to reach the kids. the cause of the fire is under investigation - but fireifghters say it

this weekend voters in five states are heading to the polls to choose their party's 2016 presidential nominee. saturday's contests come after a wild week in presidential politics. the question is will voters change their minds? ten on your side's national correspondent mark meredith has a look at where things stand in the race for the white house. nats from the debate hostile, loud, and divisive. "nat break from the debate" thursday's g-o-p debate in mighigan once again showed americans how divided the party is in choosing their party's nominee. "xxxxxxx" but it's the party's last nominee - mitt romney - who's eager to re-shape re-definining the race - calling a donald trump presidency dangerous. sot here "xxxxx" map of who's voting this weekend now it's up to voters in a handful of states to make up their minds. this weekend - democrats and republicans are voting in kansas and louisana. in maine and kentucky - republicans will caucus, in nebaraka, democrats vote saturday, in maine they'll vote sunday. nat break donald

the delegate count - right now 98 delegates ahead of texas senator ted cruz - and even further ahead of florida senator marco rubio. nat break of sanders meanwhile vermont senator bernie sanders is facing fewer options to become the democratic nominee. hillary clinton continues leads the senator by 600 delegates and is nearly halfway to needing enough delegates to wrap up her race. fullscreen a c-n-n o-rc poll of registered voters shows in a hypothetical matchup clinton would be able to beat trump in a head to head match-up 52 to 44 percent but would face a much closer race between both senators ted cruz and marco rubio. [take: mark] mark past this weekend - the including michigan, and then we've got another republican debate on thursday. a busy week ahead - that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house - in washington, i'm mark meredith.

ten at five- thirty - gun sales are surging. the f-b-i processed a record number of background checks last month. just what kind of weapon are americans buying -- and why? plus - a major milestone. vicki gardner returns to work six months after being shot on live television. how she is moving forward with plans she started for a year

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gunmaker smith & wesson is reporting a dramatic increase in gun sales. 61 percent -- according to a report just released today. the company reports it earnings nearly quadrupeled. the f-b-i processed more than two million background checks last month. an increase of 41 percent -- and a new record. smith & wesson says

for concealed carry and personal protection are still very, very popular with consumers here in the u.s. a toddler in south carolina made a call to 9-1-1 because she needed help --- getting dressed! the fashion emergency happened in greenville. 9-1-1 dispatchers got a call from a two year named aaliyah. her grandfather was babysitting - and didn't know she had made the call -- until officers arrived at the door - where the little girl was waiting. 16-24 (martha lohnes, front with half a pant leg on and the other one is falling off." tied to 1:35-16 (martha lohnes, greenville co. deputy): "we have such hard, intense things that we have to deal with all day just the highlight of my day, i loved it." aaliyah got the help she needed. and the responding officer made a new friend for life. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - it's been six months

were shot and killed in western virginia. the lone survivor of that shooting is returning to work -- and helping her community celebrate an important milestone. then a little later -- research proven techniques to boost your brianpower and help

new developments out of flint michigan -- where crews are starting to dig up some of the old lead-contaminated pipes. flint mayor karen weaver says they are targeting neighborhoods with the highest number of children under the age of six -- senior citizens -- pregnant women -- and people with compromised immune systems. they are also focusing on homes where water tests indicate high levels of lead at the tap. this all comes as a delegation

than a dozen members of congress visited flint to hear the concerns of residents. all new at five-thirty -- it's been just over six-months since a shooting at smith mountain lake near roanoak claimed the lives of two journalists. the woman they were interviewing, vicki gardner, was shot in the back. after several surgeries and months of recovery gardner just returned to work as the executive director of the smith mountain lake regional chamber of commerce. she's been back part-time for one month now and says she's been as busy as ever planning events for the lake's 50th anniversary next week. just before the shooting, vicki had been working on a painting of smith mountain lake-- that image is now the cover of this year's official guide to the lake. in honor of the lake's 50th anniversary,

20-16 breaking news on the campaign trail -- gop candidate ben carson is suspending his presidential campaign. this information is just coming in to our newsroom in the last few minutes. carson made the announcement just a short time ago during a speech at the cpac convention in washington d.c. 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 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

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>> tonight, a potential breaking high-profile missing persons case turned death investigation. a new witness could bring answers to a mystery that stunned the community. >> inmate inside could give police and left once the closure they have been waiting for we start with new information in the case of angelica h adsell. >> we now know someone who says he has information about the case is talking with police joe is on top of these new developments. >> court papers say this potential witness may testify against wesley hadsell, the adoptive father the young girl, and the last person to see her alive.

>> it has been an emotional year for her loved ones. they found her body after she disappeared last spring. >> why would you do something like this to that family? to my best friend? don:>> tonight the police remained tightlipped about specifics, court documents say potential witnesses are talking with police and may testify against the adopted father wesley hadsell. they will not confirm whether or not they are building a case against him. >> they have been surrounded by this evidence, wanting to pursue this, wanting to put the person responsible behind bars. >> court papers show investigators followed him last march, before looking for clues inside his hotel room. they found ammunition and the

>> your mind runs through a whole bunch of different scenarios. >> she does not know who killed her daughter, but she is not ruling out that her husband could have played a role. >> do you believe he did it? >> i believe in a lot of different things. until the evidence is brought to me and the charges are out there, then i will go from there. >> he has maintained his innocence from jail and even of his former lawyer says gps coordinates put his work truck just feet from the home where police found her body. >> they want to be 100% confidence that who they are put in front of that judges the right person. >> the medical examiner ruled her cause of death acute heroine poisoning, but her method of death was ruled undetermined. how did she get heroine inside her system?