first warning storm team forecast. tracking rain, snow and gusty winds....we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that will move in from the west tonight. as the low approaches the area, scattered rain will begin moving in. now, most of hampton roads and northeastern north carolina will have above freezing temperatures at the onset of this event. however, some of our temperatures will be marginal for a few of our inland and northern communities, which could support snow to mix in through early friday morning. some snow accumulations can be expected during this event but will likely be limited because the rain. areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the rthern neck, possibly up to . en higher snow totals are pected near petersburg and chmond. ain, for most of the viewing ea, this will be a rain event. would not be surprised if a few snowflakes mixed in with the rain at times, t overall, it will be rain. me of the rain could be heavy times late tonight through iday morning, capable of ading to ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens.

north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out through the day friday, with gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isolated showers will remain possible late saturday into early sunday. high temperatures on friday will be in the mid 40s. we )ll be in the upper 40s saturday and sunday, and by next week, temperatures will

a chanello )s driver robbed early wednesday while delivering pizza. someone robbed the driver on picadilly street in norfolk. that )s right off interstate 64. one a-m. we )re told the person who robbed the driver was armed -- but no one was hurt. police say the robber got away with cash and personal property. a texas trooper has been fired after the arrest and death of sandra bland. brian en-sin-ee-ah encinia was indicted for lying about his arrest of sandra bland, after a traffic stop near houston last july.the arrest was caught on his squad car s dash cam. bland was arrested for assault and jailed. 3 days later --she was found dead in her cell, hanging with a plastic bag around her neck. the officer can still appeal the department s decision to fire him. nasa astronaut scott kelly is back on american soil. kelly landed in houston overnight after returning to earth tuesday. he had spent a record 340 days in space. as don champion reports, doctors are now checking kelly to see what kind of impact his long duration space

pkg sot pipe 1 nasa tv 1:22:19 nat cheers family and friends cheered as astronaut scott kelly stepped off a plane in houston overnight. sot pipe 1 nasa tv 1:26:28 "it s great to be back in texas" -:29 the 52-year-old returned to earth tuesday after spending a record 340 days in space for nasa. during his time in orbit, kelly carried out experiments on the effects of long-duration trips in space. his work is paving the way for an eventual mission to mars. sot pipe 1 nasa tv scott kelly/nasa astronaut 1:28:46 "this mission is the latest achievement in our country s space program but it )s not the last- there will be more. it )s in our dna of our country to explore and we must never stop" -:57 nasa wants to put astronauts on the red planet in the 20- 30 s. over the next weeks and months nasa doctors will examine kelly to see what kind of impact the mission had on his health. they will also analyze changes to kelly )s genetic structure by comparing him to his identical twin brother, mark, a former astronaut. sot pipe 1 nasa tv dr.

font 1:31:49 "you truly are an inspiration to all of us" -:52 kelly was greeted in houston by dr. jill biden the second lady of the u-s. don champion, cbs news. nasa says a trip to mars would be a two and a half year expedition for astronauts. a teen accused of pretending to be a doctor-- has been arrested -- again. a judge in florida ordered malachi love-robinson to get a mental evaluation. investigators say he cashed checks stolen during house calls he made to an elderly woman. love- robinson was previously accused of posing as a doctor at a hospital last year. tonight -- new efforts to crack down on drivers breaking the law around school buses. according to a national transportation survey-- it is estimated that more than 14 million drivers illegally pass stopped school buses each school year -- putting student s in danger. but a bill moving through the virginia general assembly-- is trying to put a stop to that. right now when a driver goes around a school bus -- police have to track them down and ticket them.

allow police departments to mail a ticket to any offender caught on camera illegally passing a stopped bus. the new fine would be 2 hundred and fifty dollars and parents say they agree with the change. triple a says 61 percent of the motorists polled in virginia in the past month support the proposed change . next at 5-30. the school called him respectful and exemplary. but now this virginia student says he s not going back after a disagreement about his hair. are you a master of instagram? well, we may have the perfect job for you. and you don t need a resume to apply -- just a

do you like travel and photography? well netflix may have the perfect job for you. netflix is looking for instagram masters. they )ll get paid to visit the sets of popular shows, films - even netflix originals. it will be their job to post photos on instagram. its not a full-time job with salary and benefits, but the company will pay you a thousand dollars for the two-week gig. to apply - tag three of your best pictures on instagram with the hashtag- gram-masters-3 -- by sunday. the top u-s airlines want a piece of the new cuban travel

american, delta, jet blue and others submitted applications to the u-s government to fly scheduled flights to cuba. they )re vying for just a handful of slots. the government will allow 20 daily round-trip flights between the u-s and havana. many of those planes would leave from cities like chicago, new york, and washington d-c. coming up -- taste the rainbow. but this popular baking trend isn t-p&a colorful candy. -p&grab the creme cheese -- we re taking a bite out of rainbow bagels. and coming up on newschannel three at six -- why progress on the bonner bridge -- may mean

tonight the chesapeake sports club is hosting a dinner to raise money for local high school students. and the keynote speaker will be former redskins running back -- john riggins. our merris badcock is there and joins us live with more. our merris badcock is there and joins us live with more. laila, les -- i m down here at the chesapeake conference center, where we are gearing up for the 5th annual jamboree. this event benefits the chesapeake sports club. the

about giving recognition and scholarships to deserving chesapeake student athletes. and who better to help them celebrate than with washington redskins living legend john riggins. riggins played in the 1982 and 1983 nfc championship games and super bowls xvii and xviii and made the most of his comparatively few postseason appearances. he was the most valuable player in super bowl xvii with a then- record 38 carries for 166 yards. he capped off his big day with a 43-yard touchdown run that clinched washingtons 27- 17 victory over miami. questions: -you )re tonight s keynote speaker. what are you here to tell these student athletes tonight? - growing up, do you think community support played a factor in your success? -for the kids who can t be here tonight, for those who are watching and look up to you, what would you say to them? thanks john! this event is sold out tonight, and

very own barbara ciara is going to be introducing john during the event. live in chesapeake, merris badcock, newschannel 3. thanks merris. here )s a look at some of the top trending stories on the newschannel three app. two hampton roads cities have made the list of murder capitals. the ranking is based on the number of violent crimes

newport news and norfolk both made the list for the top 30 murder capitals of the u-s. information provided by the f-b-i and other government agencies showed which counties had the most violent crimes per 100-thousand people in each state. and working out in a hot box could help prevent serious illness. the owner of one bikram yoga studio in the kempsville section of virginia beach says the heat is probably one of the most important factors of the practice. becca davidson says it helps with inflammation and circulation. many say they also feel benefits for injuries like an injured achilles tendon -- and bad knees. move over cro- nut, the hottest trend at the bakery is the rainbow bagel. it started in new york and has now crossed the pond to london. jamie yuccas shows us why the colorful dough is taking off. pkg vo new york bagels are world famous. sot-mos )bagels are cool, but rainbow bagels that s something else! that )s why the sky )s the limit

new york. sot-mos )we waited like an hour and a half to get these rainbow bagels. customers are now coming from across the country to taste the rainbow. bridge: jamie yuccas/cbs news/brooklyn, ny the rainbow bagels have become so popular, they sell about 1000 a day! sot-jamie and scot jamie )is the brighter the better for you. scot it )s always brighter the better. self proclaimed "bagel artisan" scot rossillo hand rolls and smells each one - it )s a process that takes about 15 hours. sot-scot rossillo/the bagel store )everyone s into magic and everyone wants to be happy and this raises your endorphine levels 90 thousand plus. london in london, the beigel bay-gal shop saw the trend go viral online and wanted to try it. sot-tafed ali/baker, the beigel shop )i made about 50 for a sample and after that i put them in the shop and after 10 or 15 minutes people started demanding them. sot- jessica marsh )they look like a bagel s taken acid. as for taste -the brits add a little strawberry taste to the red layer, while the yellow gets a little banana. sot-mos )really chewy the new york option is sweeter - with options like cotton candy and vanilla.

eating sunshine in your mouth. regardless of your taste - the kladiscope of colors seem to make everyone smile. nat-sot )ummmmm..ummmm amazing! jamie yuccas cbs news brooklyn, new york. that shop in brooklyn also comes up with different flavors of cream cheese - like oreo cookie, or confetti - to mix and match with all their bagel options. new research shows in america we )re not taking enough time off. our paid vacation from work is going unused at a shocking rate. "project: time off" -- an initiative of the u.s. travel association -- is trying to raise awareness among workers and employers. the campaign says 41 percent of us don )t use all of our allotted vacation during a given year. newschannel three is taking action-- to get you into the home of your dreams. here )s a look at this year )s saint jude dream home. this is in the great bridge section of chesapeake. the 28-hundred square foot home is coming along nicely.

bathrooms. all it takes is a one hundred dollar ticket - for your chance to win the brand new home. the money goes to helping children battling cancer - and cancer research - at saint jude children )s research hospital. plus - if you buy early, there s a bonus prize! reserve your ticket before march 13th-- and youll also be entered to win this. a 20-16 chrysler 200 limited sedan - courtesy of hall automotive and southern bank. call - 1-800-851- 5323 or stop by any townbank location in hampton roads to reserve your ticket. tracking rain, snow and gusty winds....we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that will move in from the west tonight. as the low approaches the area, scattered rain will begin moving in. now, most of hampton

carolina will have above freezing temperatures at the onset of this event. however, some of our temperatures will be marginal for a few of our inland and northern communities, which could support snow to mix in through early friday morning. some snow accumulations can be expected during this event but will likely be limited because of the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the northern neck, possibly up to 3". even higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the viewing area, this will be a rain event. we would not be surprised if a few snowflakes mixed in with the rain at times, but overall, it will be rain.

the rain could be heavy at times late tonight through friday morning, capable of leading to ponding on roads. other than the potential for rain and snow, the winds will be howling once the low moves offshore and strengthens. winds will blow in from the north-northeast between 20 and 30 mph friday, with gusts up to 40 mph. watch out for some tidal flooding. high tide at sewells point friday will be at 4:47 a.m. and 5:05 p.m. the rain will push out through the day friday, with gradual clearing expected. by saturday, we )ll see some sunshine between the clouds. however, a couple of isolated showers will remain possible late saturday into early sunday. high temperatures on friday will be in the mid 40s. we )ll be in the upper 40s saturday and sunday, and by next week, temperatures

a new mexico sheriff )s deputy escaped injury after a suspect drove off with with the law enforcement officer still in the vehicle. last month the officer pulled over roberto garcia. garcia had an active warrant -- and then the officers asked

a dashboard camera captured the deputy inside the vehicle as garcia drove off. about five hundred feet away garcia stopped. he is charged with aggravated fleeing of a law enforcement officer -- a fourth degree felony. a virginia family says their son will not be returning to his private school -- because of a disagreement about the length of his hair. shelby brown with our sister station in richmond has more. natsound shelby/track isaiah freeman s hair has been the source of controversy between isaiah s parents and west end christian school administrators. the school says his hair is too long. the problem, it has been that way since he was in the third grade. i was a bit confused because my hair has been that way for so long. dad shawn freeman says they pulled isaiah s hair back so it would not be in his face or over his hears shelby/track school administrators found that unacceptable and said he needed to cut it or he would face

was. school principal amy griggs says they have asked the same of other male students. if they excused isaiah, it could open the door to students challenging other policies. freeman says he told the school a cultural issue needs to be addressed. shelby/track griggs says the dress code is to hold students to a higher standard and each year families sign a handbook agreeing to follow the rules--which the freemans did. she said she s extremely saddened that isaiah won t return to their school, calling him a respectful and exemplary student. the principal says she looks at

she says after speaking with the parents again, the school board is considering diversity training and possibly changing the hair policy for next year. coming up on newschannel three at six -- a family wants answers after their love one is found dead in a cemetery -- and gun safety in the twenty first century. how portsmouth police are taking action to help parents teach their kids about

a man found dead in a suffolk cemetery -- only newschannel three spoke with family members who are looking for answers. plus -- bundle up hampton roads -- temperatures continue to drop as rain is moving in -- which means some areas may even see snow tonight! good evening and welcome to

les smith, in for beverly kidd. and i m kurt williams -- so where could we be seeing that snow? chief meteorologist patrick rockey has your first warning forecast -- tracking rain, snow and gusty winds....we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that will move in from the west tonight. as the low approaches the area, scattered rain will begin moving in. now, most of hampton roads and northeastern north carolina will have above freezing temperatures at the onset of this event. however, some of our temperatures will be marginal for a few of our inland and northern communities, which could support snow to mix in through early friday morning. some snow accumulations can be expected during this event but will likely be limited because of the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of