weather over the next few days. we )ll start our thursday morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. by afternoon, highs will climb into the mid 40s. we )ll see sunshine for the morning, but by afternoon and evening, clouds will increase and thicken as our next frontal system approaches from the west. that system will bring wet weather our way late thursday night in form of rain first. but some snow will likely mix in with the rain overnight thursday into friday, especially for our inland and northern communities. little to no accumulation is expected. otherwise, expect rain for most of our viewing area during this event through friday. high temperatures will be in the mid 40s. drier weather moves in for saturday

sunday with high temperatures in the upper 40s on saturday and the low to mid 50s on sunday. we )ll be in the 60s next week. today marks the one year since anjelica "a-j" hadsell s disappearance. the norfolk 18- year-old was home from college on spring break-- when she disappeared. her body was found months later behind a southampton county home. a year later -- investigators still have more questions than answers -- newschannel 3 s allison mechanic shows us where the case is now. exactly one year ago today -- anjelica "aj" hadsell

police say the 18 year old college student was for spring break. at first police say they didn t think foul play was involved in her disappearance -- but as hours investigation became more serious. police began combing through aj s looking for clues. 435988 aj s step father -- wesley hadsell -- was arrested shortly after her disappearance but for charges unrelated to her disappearance. he spoke with newschannel 3 come home. in there kid i love and miss you so does your mom and we are here for you. if you can pick up the phone and call us we will come going on. as wesley sat in jail -- police continued to search for aj -- tips eventually led to this abandoned home in southampton county. there -- they recovered human remains -- which were eventually identified as aj s. tons: 443278 :22 none of it feels real it just feels like a terrible nightmare. friends and family comforted

made 39 days after aj was last seen. their questions changing from "where is aj" to "who did this to her". tons: 443278 :50 we don )t have answers for right now but in time we will heal that question is still unanswered a year later. in june the medical examiner released that aj died from acute heroin poisoning. though the manner of death is still undertermined. one year since she was last scene alive --- and no arrests have been in her death. the southampton commonwealth s attorney says they are still investigating. in norfolk im allison mechanic newschannel 3. new tonight in charlotte, investigators are hoping a series of photos will help solve a murder case gone cold. they say the victim may have ties to virginia beach. detectives worked with experts at davidson college to create sketches of the victim in the case. the unidentified 20-to-30 year old woman was found dead on statesville avenue in 20-11. they also have a photo of the

when they found her. and take a look at the sweatshirt she was wearing - it says "virginia beach, virginia." detectives think she may have a friend or relative in hampton roads. if she looks familiar - you re asked to call charlotte police. new at 11 stopping violent crime -- that was the goal of a community unity forum held in hampton tonight. in 2016 -- that s 2- months and 2 days -- there have been 9 death investigations on the peninsula alone. tonight there was a packed house at hampton high school. members of the newport news and hampton police departments, prosecutors, and pastors met with the community to talk solutions. it

the crowd lined up to ask questions -- and the overall social media response to this forum has been positive. new at 11 fire crews spent most of the night county. it started at around 6:30 on caratoke highway-- where it intersects with south currituck rd. no word if anyone was hurt. but we do know the fire is out now. in portsmouth big political news from portsmouth--whe re a former city manager could go from being fired-- to back in power. john rowe is running for mayor after the city council forced him out last spring. newschannel 3 s brendan ponton has the story. john rowe s firing last spring brought high drama to the city council. but the former city

into the political ring. city councilman bill moody says rowe will formally announce on thursday -- he )s running for mayor. rowe had served as city manager for about two and a half years -- when he was fired last april. the firing came even though he had already announced his resignation effective just a few months later. at the time - mayor kenny wright ld us the firing had to with rowe s proposed budget -- which included a 17-cent tax increase. now rowe will get his chance at political revenge. several others are running for mayor. most notable -- the incumbent -- kenny wright. he announced in a february facebook post that he would seek re-election. in his post -- he listed his accomplishments and added the quote "i )m in it to win it!" the election is in november. i reached out to mayor wright to get his thoughts on the

john rowe is scheduled to make the formal announcement tomorrow evening. live in the control room, brendan ponton newschannel 3. new tonight-- the sports authority is going bankrupt. the chain-- specializing in sports equipment and apparel-- is closing 140 stores. three locations in hampton roads -- in norfolk, virginia beach and hampton -- are closing their doors. employees at those locations will be out jobs. no word yet on the exact date the stores will close.. new details - we now know the cause of death for a man found dead at a suffolk cemetery. the medical examiner says 42-year-old wayne watford died from gunshot wounds to the back. watford s body was found yesterday at the pleasant hill cemetery-- on dill road. if you know anything about the case, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. jesse matthew is headed to prison for life. he struck a plea deal - and pleaded guilty to killing morgan harrington and hannah graham. tonight - the girls parents are talking about it. here )s kris van cleave with more.

hannas father :44-:51 gil harrington / morgans mother :56-1:10 kris van cleave / cbs newstrt 1:10 take pkg natsound/matthew departure a shackled jesse matthew left a packed charlottesville, virginia court after pleading guilty to the murder and kidnapping of llege students morgan rrington and nnah graham. natsound/john graham 14:35:23 "we miss her every day..."hannah s father john... john graham sot 14:36:01 "hannah s enduring gift to us all is that she enabled this wicked man to be apprehended and convicted. she did change the world, but at a terrible price."graham was starting her second year at the university of virginia in septemper of 2014 when she vanished. her body was found 6 weeks later. security camera video showed the last person to see her alive was matthew. dna recovered during the graham investigation linked matthew to harrington s murder. the virginia tech student disappeared after a concert in 2009. natsound/gil harrington 14:39:26 "they say it takes a village to raise a child. i know it takes one to bury a child..."morgan )s mother-p&- gil jill - welcomed the plea-p&deal. -p&gil harrington sot 15:17:18 i -p&would say the primary emotion is-p&relief - this has been um,-p&finding justice for morgan, has -p&been a burden on our family for -p&6 a years." on camera tag in exchange for pleading guilty matthew will he spared the death penalty, instead receiving 4 life sentences.

his attorney matthew apologized to the families of his victims. kris van cleave, cbs news, charlottesville, virginia the small town of waverly recovers from a tornado ripping through the town one week ago. much of the debris has been picked up and county leaders say they will continue to rebuild. the sussex county public safety coordinator says in total there were 56 buildings affected - damage is estimated at more than two- and-a-half million dollars. community leaders say they )re looking to learn from the tragedy. family members are still grieving for the three people who died in the storms. funerals for all three victims will be this saturday. tracking colder temps, along with rain and a little snow....get ready for a quite ride with our weather over the next few days. ahead on newschannel 3 at 11 - the extracurricular activity many local college students are using to pay for their education. it )s raising a few

here at sugar baby university our goal is provide a quality education completely paid for by wealthy benefactors. is it worth it? one so-called "sugar baby" from one local university is talking. also - inside the mind of osama bin laden. a new look into his last will and testament. where did his money go? and later - local congressman scott rigell isn )t hiding his feelings on donald trump today. i m submitting to them that the

millions of college students across the country are enrolled in another university -- sugar baby university. instead of focusing on their studies -- the students are and women as "sugar babies." newschannel 3 s allison mechanic explains how the this is gaining in popularity at one local university.. here at sugar baby university our goal is provide a quality education completely paid for by wealthy benefactors. this advertisement featuring closeups of barely dressed women -- slow motion running in high heels and seductively counting money is directed towards college students -- in need of a way to pay for school. ad

where beautiful ambitious people graduate debt free drives off in porsche the ad is by seeking arrangement. its a website where older, wealthy men and woman -- known as sugar daddies and mommies -- pay to meet attractive young men and women or sugar babies. a win-win for all involved -- according to a company spokesperson. spokesperson 5:45 it is a great alternative to financial aid, college loans, taking on minimum wage job while having fun. as a sugar baby -- college students get paid to provide (companionship to their sugar daddies and mommies. earning on average three thousand dollars a month. ad 1:27 diverse extra ciricularers help eliminate the dreaded freshman 15, more like freshman 15k stand up according to a recent study by seeking arrangements -- old dominion university is one of the fastest growing colleges nationally for students signing up to be sugar babies. there are now nearly 150 sugar babies here on campus and i was able to speak with one of them. sugar baby 00:11:52 it was last semester and i was like dang,

i am the first person in my family to go to school so i had to find something to get money. this o-d-u student has been a sugar baby since october. she agreed to talk to newschannel 3 but (only if she could remain anonymous. 00:22:18 i dont want a lot of people to know. its not a shame thing but being the person that i am i feel like people would judge me. says says being a sugar baby is the only way she can afford to complete her major on time. since as a sugar baby -- she )s not locked into working a set schedule -- and she makes much more than minimum wage. 00:25:58 i have done made about 1500 in a month thats more than me working two jobs like i did in senior year of high school so how does she make that kind of money? she says its by going on dinner dates, talking on the phone and facetiming with her sugar daddy who is more than three times her age. and she (claims that is all it is. 00:28:22 i

its nothing sexual, nothing forced. but while becoming a sugar baby may sound like an easy way to pay for college -- relationship professionals say it could lead to a very dangerous situation. vic advocate 3:34:05 i get why female students could potentially be attracted to this concept and idea but there are so many red flags that go off in my head. haley raimondi is a lead victim advocate at samaritan house in virginia beach. as an expert on domestic violence she says an imbalance of power is the first warning sign of an unhealthy relationship. which she says is exactly what a sugar baby is signing up for. 3:35:48 those types of power imbalances are unequal unhealthy relationships from the getco. they tend to potentially become something more whether it is psychologically or physically violent or damaging. especially when relationships between sugar daddies and babies are portrayed this way. 2:29 - sbu stands by a strict dress code to promote higher standards and higher expectations shortens girls dress this is unacceptable -

though according to a company spokesperson -- everything in their advertisement is "all in good fun". spokesperson 7:53 it is its supposed to be a funny video but i guess humor is lost on some people. but to raimondi -- there is no humor here. 3:38:20 aside from potential sexual assault i think psychologically going in and into that i think it could have a lot of long lasting detrimental effects to your development of what you understand as a healthy relationship is. we checked and the student we interviewed is a student here at odu. according to seeking arrangement dot com - the number of sugar babies on each campus is measured through accounts with email addresses ending with dot - e-d-u. im allison mechanic newschannel 3.

toss to patrick tracking colder temps, along with rain and a little snow....get ready for a quite ride with our weather over the next few days. we )ll start our thursday morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. by afternoon, highs will climb into the mid 40s. we )ll see sunshine for the morning, but by afternoon and evening, clouds will increase and thicken as our next frontal system approaches from

that system will bring wet weather our way late thursday night in form of rain first. but some snow will likely mix in with the rain overnight thursday into friday, especially for our inland and northern communities. little to no accumulation is expected. otherwise, expect rain for most of our viewing area during this event through friday. high temperatures will be in the mid 40s. drier weather moves in for saturday and sunday with high temperatures in the upper 40s on saturday and the low to mid 50s on sunday. we )ll be

ahead on newschannel 3 at 11 - the next g- o-p debate will have one less candidate.

plus a look at the fallout from last night )s super tuesday primaries including one local congressman saying he cannot support the republican frontrunner. also - last will and testament. osama bin laden s final wishes - if

on the heels of donald trump s super tuesday victories - virginia representative scott rigell is opening up about the

scott rigell - with my best judgement as a business man, as a father, husband and a public servant for just five years... everything that i ve learned in-p&life says that donald trump is-p&---p&i truly believe he would harm our country. republicans had got a reason to be upset and angry but i m submiting to them that the solution that the solution is not donald trump. meanwhile - the next g-o-p debate - will be minus at least one more candidate - as the race speeds onward to election day - here )s craig boswell with more. donald trump goes into thursday )s debate in detroit propelled by super tuesday momentum. he now has gfx more than one quarter of the delegates needed to win the republican nomination. nats trump: i am a unifier but there s talk among party leaders to organize an effort to derail trump s campaign before the july convention. sot: john dickerson / cbs news political director theres motivation. i asked someone with the anti- trump effort to rank the republican panic on a scale of one to ten and he said eleven.on wednesday, trump tweeted: gfx why cant the republican

new voters and creating a larger party. craig boswell / cbs news/ washington two-time republican presidential candidate mitt romney is expected to be highly critical of trump during a speech thursday. and, trumps rivals are attacking him on the trail. sot sen. ted cruz / r-tx i believe if we stand together donald trump will not be the nominee and that is what we are working very hard to do. nats marco! florida senator marco rubio is campaigning in michigan. sot: sen. marco rubio / r-fl if we elect donald trump he will have carried out the most elaborate n job in american history.ohio governor john kasich says hes staying positive. sot; gov. john kasich /r-oh attacking donald trump or insulting him is not going to peel any voters away from him.one time presidential frontrunner ben carson had proposed a meeting with all gop candidates to discuss the increasingly nasty tone of the race. but, hes since dropped out of the thursdays debate and says he doesnt see a path forward for his campaign. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. new at 11 inside the mind of a terrorist. the national intelligence office

and documents handwritten by osama bin laden. one document appears to be bin laden s last will and testament. it claims the terrorist mastermind had 29 million dollars stashed away in sudan. no word where that is now - but it appears bin laden )s wish, was that most of his estate be spent on quote "jihad for the sake of allah." and in a 2008 letter...bin laden said if he were killed.....followe rs should give to charities in his name.. on the military watch- vietnam veterans were recognized this morning in suffolk. it all happened during a monthly breakfast at bunny )s restaurant. command, naval surface force atlantic is a partner for the department of defense s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. for many of the

" :00 ( sailors from three norfolk- based ships named after vietnam-era heroes were also on hand for the breakfast. next at 11 - caught in the act. what this panda was trying to do

new at 11 a panda cub in china got caught trying to make a break for it. this breeding. the cub first tried to get through an iron door with no luck at all. it the panda moves over to another exit at one point, but couldn t-p&find a way out. a caretaker eventually comes in

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