much more serious charges. 45=:1:05:13 "it was really scary i was shocked" warren is being held inside the tidewater regional jail. we did try to talk with his family but they told us no comment. live in chesapeake jason marks 10 on your side. two students are under arrest after a threat was made against landstown high school in virginia beach. as an extra security precaution police increased patrols at the school today. 10 on your side's erin kelly is live. erin, what have you learned from the school superintendent? virginia beach school leaders say threats against schools aren't new -- but the format is -- allowing them to be distributed rapidly. police have not said what the nature of the threat was -- or where it was written -- just that it was electronic -- threatening bodily harm on school

police say a parent at the school notified them -- they contacted the school. the school principal then sent a note to parents, saying normal school operations were not disrupted. superintendent aaron spence says he wants to send the message that threats won't be tolerated, that police will investigate them. he talked about a campaign the school system started dealing with this issue. c0014 - aaron spence - virginia beach schools superintendent 739 we created a social media campaign here over the winter called be social, be smart, be safe, and just like it says, we're trying to encourage students to be social. we understand that's a part of their world, but we also want to make sure that they understand that they've got to be smart and responsible and also keep themselves safe. 755 two students have been charged, not clear if they remain in custody. the school district says disciplinary consequences can include explosion -- but it's not clear what the students in this case face -- officials are still looking into that. live

kelly, 10 on your side. we're following developing news in gloucester. the sheriff's office just told us more about an assault that turned into a search and suicide. it started this morning at a home in the t-c walker, seawall avenue area. a woman tells investigators, her estranged husband broke in and attacked her with a mallet. she locked him out and ran to a neighbor's, but not before deputies say he fired shots through her back door. deputies say he got into her vehicle, and they started searching for him. when they finally found him at the intersection of t-c walker and main street, they say he had already shot himself. investigators say they're not releasing the names of those involved out of respect for the couple's children. they say the woman has a concussion. in sussex county, state police are trying to find out why a young man hit a tree on route 460. 24-year-old alfred davis junior later died at the hospital. the crash happened near cabin point road around midnight. four adults and two children were hurt when a

s-u-v crashed in chesapeake this morning. it happened around 9:30 at the intersection of battlefield boulevard and hanbury road. three adults and two children on the bus were hurt. the driver of the s-u-v was also injured. they're all expected to recover. we're working to find out how this crash happened and if any charges will be filed. we are working to learn more about a police pursuit through two cities. chesapeake officers tried to stop a motorcycle for having bad equipment on george washington highway near military highway around 12:30 this morning. police say the rider refused to stop, and they chased him into portsmouth. it lasted for several minutes before officers lost sight of the bike on high street and stopped the chase. no one was hurt. principal james woods from central middle school in gates county is on administrative leave. that's according to the school's superintendent. dr. barry williams would n tell us what lead to his leave. we're working to find out more. a loaded gun within reach of a 5-year-old lead southampton county sheriff's to arrest the child's

all started early friday morning when chad timberlake got into an argument with the mother of his child. they say timberlake left the boy in hisisruck with the gun nearby. when the sheriff's office responded to the call about a domestic dispute --- the deputy spotted the gun on the dashboard and removed it from the child's reach. deputies arrested timberlake and charged him with reckless care of a child. today the senate passed a bill that would defund planned parenthood. we first told you about this bill friday. it aims to keep money from the commonwealth's health department from going to the clinics. the same bill has passed the house, so it's headed to governor terry mcauliffe's desk now. the bill's sponsor says the funds would go towards more comprehensive healthcare for women. a 10 on your side follow-up to an animal cruelty case out of dare county. jordan boykin is facing 4 counts of felony animal cruelty. he was arrested saturday. boykin is the suspect in an animal cruelty case in the avon, north carolina area back in december. dare county investigators found three cats dead in a

appeared to have been shot. boykin was released on a 30 thousand dollar bond. police in several local departments are dealing with a spike of gun violence from the weekend. they're investigating eight different shootings. norfolk police arrested two men for a deadly shooting on kingston avenue in ocean view saturday. three other shooting victims are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. one is a teenager from newport news, and the other two are men from virginia beach and hampton. this man is behind bars for shooting a man on atlantic avenue. 20-year-old levi roberts is charged with unlawful wounding and reckless handling of a firearm. virginia beach police say the shooting happened early yesterday morning near a motel. the victim life- threatening injuries. virginia beach police are looking for someone who oceanfront night spot dispatchers say it happened around two this morning in the parking lot of "the cave nightclub" on atlantic avenue. no one was hit. weekend shooting involving two victims in

police say there was a fight on hamilton drive when a fight broke out. someone shot a 17-year-old in the back and leg. he's in the hospital. the other victim is an 18-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to her left thigh. she's expected to be okay. hampton police are asking your help. they're trying to find someone who shot a man on nickerson boulevard saturday afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. we just received an update from police that the victim is now in stable condition. call police if you can help. portsmouth police are investigating a shooting that happened sunday afternoon. someone shot a man on portsmouth boulevard near staunton avenue. police tell us the man is in the hospital, but they had no information about trying to track down a robber. police say a man walked into the warwick avenue 7-11 sunday night with a gun and demanded money. detectives say when the clerk handed over cash --- the suspect hit the employee in the head with the gun and took money from the register, before running out.

at 5:30- told she would never have children -- now just days after receiving the first uterus transplant -- we'll hear from the woman who prayed for a miracle -- and the chance to be pregnant. i'm lex gray in chesapeake, where you can still see the effects from a paint spill on friday. why neighbors contacted 10 on your side. trt :09 what caused this scene in norfolk last night? you could be making the same mistake that left place to stay. my full forecast is

a norfolk police vehicle was one of several involved in this morning's wreck on the berkley bridge. take a look at this picture a 10 on your side viewer e-mailed to report-it-at-wavy- dot-com. norfolk police say a woman was hurt when her airbag exploded in her face. the crash caused significant delays during the morning commute. police have not said how it happened or if they charged anyone. too many plugs in one extension cord, that's what investigators say caused a duplex fire in norfolk. firefighters saw heavy smoke pouring from the home on chesapeake boulevard when they arrived late sunday night. you can see the damage on the second floor. the windows upstairs are boarded up. everyone made it out safely, but now three people have to find a new place to stay. coming up on wavy news 10 - preparation is taking place now in north carolina before severe weather takes a toll. the emphasis

and painting what could be a dangerous picture for a neighborhood's water supply in chesapeake. and in just 2 minutes chief leteorologist don slater will have your full forecast. it's shaping up to be a beautiful start to the work week this is a live look outside our

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500 gallons of paint poured down the drain in the south hill community of chesapeake. we first brought you this story friday. a tanker truck had to be brought in to pump the paint out of the drains. 10 on your side's lex gray joins us live. lex, you've been looking into how this could affect water in the area. lex? anita and tom -- you can

in the ditches, even though trucks were here pumping it out today and friday. today, i worked to get answers from investigators, the city, and environmental experts about what's going on. robert mccall still doesn't know exactly what's turned the water behind his house a milky gray. on friday - workers were parked in front of his house and down the street, pumping something out. he says he was concerned by what they told him: (45) 19:19 we are dealing with an environmental catastrophe and this is a flammable sealant. but 10 on your side found out -- that's very unlikely. captain scott saunders with the chesapeake fire department says investigators are now certain -- this is paint, not something more hazardous. 18:33 but you would like that reassurance? absolutely. in a proper world, they would come to us and assure us. and that hasn't happened yet? oh no, no, not in the least. :46 saunders says protocol for notifying people depends on the threat -- and in this case, the threat is already contained. investigators

out whether the paint is latex or water-based. they sent samples to the state lab, which could take weeks to come back. i spoke to the executive that the city is responding so quickly, and they seem to be responding pretty appropriately. (butted to) 47:36 in the scheme of things, it's certainly not good, certainly not anything we want to see happen again or in the future, but in the scheme of things, it's not armageddon, it's not the end of the world. (butted to) 47:55 the impacts to the larger elizabeth river should be pretty minor. :59 investigators say whoever dumped the paint did it so they could sell the buckets for scrap metal. they have one suspect in mind, but they won't be charging that person until they get the results back from the state lab. live in chesapeake, lex gray, 10 on your side north carolina governor pat mccrory wants residents to have plans in case of severe weather. this is clean-up in oxford, after a series of tornadoes hit the state

february. schools and government buildings will practice tornado drills as part of severe weather week. nature took its toll last year: nine tornados, 133 incidents of flash flooding and almost 550 severe thunderstorms leaving $12 million in damage. anchors ad-lib toss tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest wind 5 to 10. tuesday mostly sunny, with a high near 73. west wind 5 to 10. tuesday night mostly clear, with a low

5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest

in less than 2 hours -- the hampton branch of the n-double-a-c-p will talk about new businesses coming to the city. hampton's director of economic development will speak about plans to revamp the city's shopping centers, and fill empty stores. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 at the bethel a-m-e church on lincoln

it's free and open to the public. still to come at 5. something fishy going on halfway around the world. you'll hear what caused this enviromental mess then at five-thirty - it's been two years since flight m-h 370 vanished with more than 200 souls on board. how families of the

one of the most preventable forms of pollution: trash -- is the topic of discussion at the virginia marine debris summit today in gloucester. nearly 100 scientists are at the virginia institute of marine science for the two day summit. the focus is on ways to prevent pollution in places like the chesapeake bay, which you can see in this recent video from chopper 10. officials say the problem health and wildlife. you're about to see what happens when sewage pollutes a lake. . this is bangalore in southern india, where a barrier to keep the sewage out broke, and thousands of fish washed up on the banks. activists said local authorities ignored earlier pleas to repair it. it's not the first time bangalore's lakes have illustrated the high levels of pollution present under the surface. last year, a toxic froth spilled onto some of the city's streets due to extreme levels of pollution in another lake. coming up on wavy news 10 -

drought in 50 years. now the united nations is stepping in. then at five-thirty - former governor bob mcdonnell faces an uncertain future -- and possible time in prison -- when his case goes to the supreme court. what we can expect now that there are only 8 justices presiding over the case. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annualcontract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't.

the united nations' food organization is appealing for urgent aid for the people in ethiopia. the country is facing its worst drought in 50 years. the devastating drought was sparked by the worst el nino on record and has led to food shortages and malnutrition. the f-a-o says water and animal feed are scarce in most parts of the country, leading to crop failures and widespread livestock deaths. the organization is urgently appealing for 13-million dollars by the end of march for food and crop support. a shortage of clean water is also posing a threat to human health. s/ patrick kormawa / fao

lives, but the diseases that goes along with it, because they are drinking water from the same pond where animals defecate, where animals are drinking." the united nations said el nino has caused drought and flooding across africa, leaving 20-million people short of food in the southern portion of the continent and 14-million in the east. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right a police staffing debate . the sheriff says a local department needs more money. but one city councilman says there's more to the story. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will explain. "i prayed god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy and here, we are today, at the beginning of that journey." an experimental surgery offering hope to thousands of women who can't have children. we'll hear from the nation's first uterus

plus - thousands of american troops amass outside south korea's capitol. what north korea is threatening --in response to the largest "war games" ever held. new information on a story we first told you about in the four o'clock hour two people are in custody for a homicide in norfolk. police arrested elisha hernandez and mondozer masters. both are facing second degree murder charges in the death of robert knight - the third. he was found shot on kingston avenue in ocean view on saturday afternoon. he died at the hospital. both hernandez and masters are being held in the norfolk city jail without bond. now at 5:30... several shootings and a murder investigation happening in norfolk over the weekend lead to calls for more police officers. sheriff bob mccabe says resients are at risk because there aren't enough officers on the streets. today, his opponents in the race for mayor are weighing in. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live in the newsroom with the story.

three men in the race to be norfolk's next mayor are speaking out today about staffing the police department. one wants more funding for officers...another says its just politics...while another told me....any requests need to come from the city's top cop. sot - sheriff bob mccabe, norfolk mayoral candidate - clip 1 6:33:01 we're not that unsafe a city but there's a perception that we are. playing politics over tragedy is what he's doing. 6:37:01 it is a war of words between two of the men running to be norfolk's plans are i love babies and unicorns 6:39:41 sot - sheriff bob mccabe, norfolk mayoral candidate - clip 1 6:30:33i think 6:30:36 the comments come after several shootings and a homicide over the weekend. those crimes led sheriff bob mccabe to send this news release calling for more funding for the police department to fill vacancies. sot - sheriff bob mccabe, norfolk mayoral candidate - clip 1 6:28:34 i think that the city needs to look at prioritizing to fill those positions maybe before there's other budget items that