back open after a multi vehicle crash. we are following developing news in portsmouth. a family is still waiting for justice after the death of their son in 2012. the accused killer of his friend was in court today for a motions hearing. -- but no one has been connected to the death of david gough, jr. gough and his friend anne gilkerson were murdered in 2012. gough's body was found inside a burning jeep in port norfolk. later that same day police found the body of gilkerson in gough's home. 10 on your side's jason marks spoke to family members pleading for answers. this is a very complicated case. a lot of moving parts as we found out today in court. gilkerson's alleged killer has been caught and will soon be on trial.. but gough's case remains unsolved. (under video) 20=5:15:00 "it's been four years how can people live with knowing they have taken someone's life like this so violently" two portsmouth families have to live with pain of

same day. in 2012 police found david gough's body badly burned in a car in port norfolk. hours later his friend anne gilkerson was found dead in gough's house on broad street. she had been stabbed 123 times. the cases remained unsolved for years until a grand jury indicted this man keonte key for gilkerson's death. gough's case has remained unsolved. 20=7:11:17 "i know there have been crimes that have been solved in many years later.. but my parents don't have that time" as david gough's family waits-- they closely watch what happening inside a portsmouth courtroom. today was supposed to be the last hearing before key's trial. but that was delayed again because prosecutors plan to talk about gough's murder while trying to convict him for killing gilkerson. key's defense attorney said she needed more time to prepare by looking at gough's case. (under video) 20=7:13:56 "we've heard that they are hoping that this case will lead to

case" today we learned in court that key might not have acted alone. prosecutors say there were 7 murders in port norfolk around the time gilkerson and gough died and they all possibly could have some connection. police say they just don't have enough evidence to arrest anyone for gough's murder. 20=7:10:06 "several people out there that know what happened they were involved in this crime they have to know it's wrong if they have any conscious at all" the judge said it was very odd to have one murder case talked about when during another murder trial but he is going to allow it because they seem to be connected. there hasn't been a new trial date yet for keonte key. today there was also a fight over crime scene photos from inside gough's home. we'll show you some of them and let side. now to a follow-up we first told you about yesterday -- a gates county principal is on administrative leave. we are working to find

10 on your side's lex gray is investigating. lex, parents are frustrated. that's what some of them tell me, tom -- that they're frustrated because they're not getting any information. all day, i called and emailed school board members, the superintendent, and the sheriff's office. but no one will say why principal james woods is on administrative leave. since friday - students and parents at central middle school in gates county have been wondering why their principal is gone. 17:22 along with me and a lot of other parents, we're just appalled by the situation that we've not been given anything to work with. stephanie carlson says her daughter came home friday - and said principal james woods had been escorted off the property. superintendent dr. barry williams denies that -- but he did confirm that principal james woods is on a 30-day administrative leave. parents commented on our facebook, and emailed, and told me directly -- mr. woods is a great educator, and they can't believe he's out. 20:14 who's keeping an eye out on our kids? mr.

central middle school now you've taken him away stephanie carlson says she's called the school board herself - but no one is answering her questions. i asked the superintendent today whether parents should feel that their students are safe at central middle -- he said state law prevents him from answering that question...but couldn't say what law that is. of the six board members - i could only reach leslie byrum. he told me he had been informed of a misconduct investigation, but wouldn't be able to talk about it until it's over. about. but it may be too late for that. 26:12 it's become way too dramatic when the school board could have shut all of this down by just saying 'hey everything's fine, it's a staff situation' or it's whatever - i mean give us something. they do every other time, so we want to know why this time's different. :06 byrum -- the school board member -- also said he thought the case would be resolved in a few days.

count on 10 on your side to keep working to get answers. live in the newsroom, lex gray, 10 on your side norfolk police say a driver faces charges after a car hit two intersection of hampton boulevard and 26th street. police say a jeep and a nissan crashed into each other at the intersection. one of the cars spun around and hit a mother and a child standing on the corner. they were taken to the hospital to get checked out. we're told they'll both be okay. we are working to learn more about law enforcement activity in virginia beach. you may have seen a number of officers this near the wintergreen apartments. we are told they were serving a search warrant, but that is all they could confirm at this time. we will let you know when we have confirmation of what the search warrant was for and if anyone was taken into custody. the deputy secretary of defense robert work and his israeli counterpart were scheduled to tour a local ship today. during their visit they had the opportunity to speak with sailors aboard the norfolk-based u-s-s stout and see

ballistic missile defense technology. the trip is meant to build key u-s relationships and showcase national security interests. new at five --building support for affordable housing in hampton roads. a new complex in virginia beach has opened to 80 families, many of whom had no place to go. crescent square will also house those who make less a year. this is virginia supportive housing's first mixed-income community in hampton roads. the organization 95% of their clients do not return to homelessness. one new resident said the organization saved his life. c0013 12;29;44;10 for over 6 years i was homeless. i didn't know where my next meal was going to come from. i didn't know where i would lay my head of be able to sleep. when i got the call that i have an

knees and thanked god. 12;30;06;27 senators mark warner and tim kaine also announced $23 million will be awarded to hud's continuum of care program. a gas leak caused some traffic problems today in chesapeake. campostella road shut down between diamond hill and battlefield boulevard while crews made repairs. the fire department says a contractor was digging and hit the gas line. no one was hurt. there were no evacuations. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- it's a story that sounds more and more like a hollywood movie script. what we're learning about a multi-million dollar gold heist on a north carolina interstate. c0081 4110 - i'm erin kelly on hatteras island, where today the governor and others broke ground on a new bonner bridge. i'll explain the features of the new project. 4118 bur first -- let your voice be heard. what do you think should be included in a local school budget and what should hit the chopping block? my full forecast is

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where he is - call the crimeline. a few school boards in hampton roads have proposed budgets pending approval. now newport news school board wants hear your thoughts on their budget for next year. tonight there's a public if you want to speak in person'l fill out a request when you arrive. comments are limited to th tonight is your chance to be heard on how norfolk spends your money.t you think the city's key development, taxes, whatever is on your mind. the meeting starts tonight at 6:30 in norfolk council chambers at city hall. still to come at 5. rising from the rubble. the speed at which we rebih from a devastating tsi.am 20 years overdue but fina. y 'll take you to a long awaited

sure was there for a deoulopment in traveling across the it's a project more than oveue. in 1963 and some say -- was standing on borrow step toward the new span. 10 on your side's erin kelly was there when thet thsand. years. the new bridge is expected to last 100 years. a long time coming. 4147 c0062 - 2353 - "thre two, one" (cheers) 2359 shoveled sand -- work on the new bonner bridge began - dtu johnson - hatteras reside 3429 i can't even am. 3431 for dan johnsod

20 years, buda a great day. i'm just thankful to be here and we got a good future ahead. 3457 the $2 project is exn cte fall of 2018. it features deeper pilings, high instead of one navigationalpa - chairman robert woodard - dare county board of mmissioners 3320 the spans will be 300 feet wide so it will help our mariners to access the channels a lot more easy than they've been able to do so 3330 governor pat mccrory said the project was personal to him. 068 - gov. pat mccrory - north calina (r) 3004 i mean, in my first year in office, we had to shu tdos bridge and that was a real wake-up call to cut through the bureaucracy and the legal hassles 3013 5pm ll tag c0082 - 4217 in 2011, a contractor stalled the project until tt. le the bonner bridge, erin kelly, 10 on your side. 4228 demolition of the old bridge is expected to be

virginia beach is getting $844-thousand in grants to help guard against rising sea levels. this live look at the oceanfront, shows the sea is part of our life. the grant from the national ocean and atmospheric administration will help the city analyze sea level rise and study how to adapt to it. virginia beach is working with other cities in hampton roads to combat this problem. research is expected to be complete in 2018. hampton roads is second only to new orleans as the most vulnerable area relative to sea level rise in the united states. anchors ad-lib toss overnight: mostly clear,.

5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest wind 10-15. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest

japan's recovery after a devastating tsunami was captured by google and is being released as an amazing time lapse video. the reconstruction efforts have taken place in the five years following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck the northeastern tohoku region of japan in 2011. you can see farm land and buildings gradually being rebuilt from the ground up. the nine-point-oh earthquake was the largest tremor to strike the country since records

killed nearly 16-thousand people. the quake unleashed a powerful tsunami that wiped out large areas of the coastal region. damage cost nearly $210-billion. coming up on wavy news 10 - refugee crisis. thousands of migrants desperately trying to flee one nation seeking peace in another and getting a one word reply 'no'. then all new at five-thirty - it's a "blast" from the past. a new educational -- hands on -- program that's getting ready to open at colonial

syrian migrants and refugees camped in the wintry cold at the greece-macedonia border remained defiant today. they say they will remain camped out at the border in the hope that authorities will open the crossing and allow them to continue their journey to more prosperous european countries. (s/ abu haida/syrian refugee) "...no one looks at us as a human kind. we have dreams, we have a life, we have children. no. they are looking for us as money, as numbers." european union leaders said they had reached the outlines for a possible deal with the turkish government for the return

clashes broke out today between police and demonstrators when protests got too close to a meeting between the italian prime minister and the french president. police fired water cannons at demonstrators who were trying to enter a "red zone" set up around the meeting venue. protesters have environmental and cost concerns over a high-speed train line under construction between turin, italy, and lyon, france. the issue has provoked violent protests in the past. coming up on wavy news 10 - getting a move on. why exercise may be more effective than weight loss in the battle against diabetes. then at five-thirty -- so many choices. how do you know you're making the right one? we're taking some of the mystery out of your next

get a move-on. out-of-shape teens may have an increased risk of developing type two diabetes-- regardless of their weight. researchers looked at

entering the swedish military. men with the lowest levels of aerobic capacity and muscle strength were three times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes by the time they reach middle-age than their more fit peers. that finding stayed consistent even for those with a healthy weight. experts say more studies are needed -- but the findings suggest young people should stay active regardless of weight. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! building trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. in a statewide tour -- attorney general mark herring makes a stop in hampton roads. his plan to make sure local law enforcement have the tools they need to keep you safe. plus -- a daring rescue -- caught on video. see a family pulled from their burning car by a patrol officer who

right place at the right time. and -- it's more than a history lesson. it's a chance to get hands on experience. we'll show you the new program coming to colonial williamsburg. local police, faced with gang problems, increasing crime rates, officer shortages and a growing distrust among the public, voiced concerns to the state attorney general today. mark herring is traveling the state as part of his pubic safety tour, the focus is to promote trust and respect between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. social media and national coverage of police behaving badly has spawned public outcry -- its also made police work more difficult. hampton police chief terry sult. c16 1:30:55 we can only told attorney general mark herring trust is limited. crime he says went up 4% in hampton last year. ironically he puts some of the blame on efforts to rebuild trust. c16 1:30:28 we've only got so many

discretionary time and you're moving it into the communities to develop better relationships then those officers are not doling as much enforcement as they were in the past :40 the a-g also heard from small towns like poquoson which is facing another obstacle in training officers - they don't have a firing range so they have limited, borrowed time from bigger city departments that do. c69 cliff bowen/poquoson police chief 1:36:35 part of that initiative talked about teaching officers how to desescalate when it comes to use of force and do a better job at the basic academy level of putting particularly with firearsm :49 the a-g assured he understands the challenges and has devleoped initiatves to help. c68 1:33:39 first of all we are working to expand the availablity of 21st century policing training to make sure that law enformcent have the best skills possible when they're out there :50 and the best people to get the job done. (butt bite) 1:33;55 we're also looking at ways to increase minority recuritment so that the law enformcement agencies reflect the diversity of the