students are reacting to the news. ---- and -- powerball frenzy -- the historic jackpot continues to grow -- we'll tell you how much you could win this week. we are digging for more information in a officer-involved shooting in norfolk. the hospital won't release information on the suspect's condition -- even though we have been told he's expected to survive. the situation started as a domestic dispute on land street on sunday evening. police say 58-year-old keith richardson was armed and barricaded himself in his house. hours later - as he exited his home with a gun - police used a k-9 to apprehend the suspect. richardson then shot the police dog krijger - killing the animal. police then returned fire on the suspect. 10 on your side's liz palka is live from the k-9 training center in norfolk-- with more from a local handler. tom and nicole - this is where we interviewed officer jake clark. a norfolk police k9 handler. he was not there for the stand off on land

couldn't comment on what happened. but, the flag outside the k9 facility is at half staff. giving you an idea of how this department is feeling right now. c7 17:31:46 - i respect him. i love him. i don't want to see anything bad his partner basco. they've worked together four years as part of the norfolk police department's k-9 unit. c7 17:34:27 - we do everything together. we get ready for work together. we come to work.we train hard all day. and then when we go home, we go home together. that builds a needed, the k9 can be used to find people. c7 17:30:50 - if an officer needs to locate a suspect and they fled a scene or might be hiding the obstacle course at the k-9 training facility so we could see how he worked. he's a belgian malinois. the same type of dog the department lost overnight during a standoff. k-9 krijger was shot and killed around 1:30 monday morning while trying to

suspect on land street. according to police - an officer shot the suspect after the man raised his gun toward them. c7 17:32:35 - all i know is that my heart dropped. and i feel for the officer involved and all officers involved. c7 17:32:40 - and i feel for this community. that k9 officer served his community alongside his partner, and it's a loss for every body. the american flag now at half staff outside the k-9 unit. just below it a list of five k-9s that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added. but certainly not forgotten. c7 17:32:15 - to lose any partner. officer k9 or not. is a heartfelt reaction felt throughout the department that no one

a canton, ohio police dog was shot and killed over the weekend. jethro -- a police k9 officer, died sunday after being shot while responding to a burglary call. officials say jethro had trouble resting saturday night and had to be sedated. he died at the veterinary clinic on sunday. also - we've learned the canton police department reached out to norfolk's police department to offer their condolances. after a chilly day -- we're looking toward a cold night. it's finally feeling more like january outside -- after another touch of spring temps over the weekend. right now -- here's a live look from tower cam 10 over downtown norfolk. this is the first round of cold weather invading hampton roads this week... round two will be here within the next 36 hours. chief meteorologist don slater in the super doppler 10 weather center, anything else to go with

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you can keep an eye on the temperatures and the forecast-- on your smartphone or tablet. the wavy weather app has hour by hour forecasts-- any time you need them. new tonight -- students robbed at gunpoint. that's what officials say happened in a parking lot at old dominion university over the weekend. tonight - two suspects are behind bars - one of them, a student from another school. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke to folks at o-d-u -- who are grateful for the swift arrests. thanks to surveillance cameras and quick police work - it didn't take officers long to arrest kahlia jackson, of portsmouth and antoine royster - a student at norfolk state. the suspects reportedly had handguns when they robbed

outside of a residence hall saturday- students say it's shocking. c20 15:27:57 "it's uneasy that they're in a lot getting robbed." robberies near old dominion university aren't unheard of - according to students. but for one to happen here - in a lot, outside residential area is a huge surprise." according to police - 20-year-old kahlia jackson, of portsmouth and 21-year-old antoine royster - an n-s-u student - robbed odu students at gunpoint -- early saturday morning. it happened in a university parking lot near killam avenue and 43rd street. c20 15:27:12 "sad to hear, i feel bad that it had to happen in my area." university police received the call shortly after 4 am -- and within 10 minutes, the suspects were reportedly detained. and no one was hurt. c20 15:27:26 "i feel good, it's good they're doing their job." a campus spokeswoman says quick police work - and the help of surveillance video- led to the swift arrests. in 2014 - o-d-u beefed up security - now, there are more than one-thousand cameras. students say - despite the armed robbery reports

safe. c20 15:28:08 "i do feel safe. there's lots of patrolling and lots of cops everywhere and security guards." c 15:21:56 "odu is still a great school to go to just be aware of your surroundings like you would at any place, especially at night." the two suspects are in norfolk city jail facing felony charges -- among them, armed robbery and conspiracy. live in the newsroom, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. we have new video tonight of a 7-eleven robbery in suffolk. take a close look-- you can see two men walking into the store on godwin boulevard. one of the suspects is at front of the counter, the is other behind demanding money. the two ran away after getting money from the store employee. police are still trying to track them down tonight. detectives want to know how two people wound up shot in onancock friday night. it started when police saw people shooting at each other and when an officer approached the group at the pine street apartments,

gun at police. an onancock officer fired his gun-- as the suspect ran. police arrested 21-year-old nadir toppin, and they found a gunshot victim, who went to the hospital. ten minutes later --- deputies found a second shooting victim at a nearby complex. the accomack county sheriff's office is investigating with state police. elizabeth city police say a 22-year-old is out of the hospital after being shot in the arm. it happened around three yesterday afternoon on debry street. officers found several shell casings at the scene. a bullet also hit an air conditioning unit. police are still working to identify a suspect. police need your help in finding a suspect after a hampton. 10 on your side was there, as investigators checked out the scene on kecoughtan road. two men and a woman were shot there around 7-30 last night. they all went to the hospital-- and are expected to be okay. hampton police say taloni stewart stabbed a woman during a fight early yesterday morning on norwood circle. the other woman's inujuries are not life

charged with malicious wounding. a chesapeake man will spend 14 years in prison-- after a deadly fight over football. we first told you about this case at zino's bar in december 2014. chuck setchel died after he argued with other customers. witnesses say setchel threatened ronnie cisko's brother. in the security video - you see cisko head toward the exit. setchel stood up, cisko's arm went out...and he lays him flat. in court, cisko apologized and said he didn't mean to kill setchel. the judge said he understood that - but went with a higher sentence, because of cisko's long, violent criminal history. that came as a relief to chuck setchel's fiance. robin stewart/victim's fiance 10:06 justice has been served. i will miss chuck setchel, charles setchel. the love of my life, forever, i don't think there will be another one in my life but at least this way the man has a history will be behind bars for a long period of

10 years of that sentence are for voluntary manslaughter. the other four are for a probation violation. cisko's family called the sentence disappointing and unfair. still ahead -- new details in the case behind the disappearance and death of a u-v-a student. the information prosecutors released today. plus - non-stop flights - we'll tell you the place you which popular mountain city you'll be able to fly to faster. and -- a bizarre sibling fight -- we'll show you dramatic and strange video leaving police in disbelief. coil says: "when you think you've seen it all, we just have another incident where it's just

10 on your side has confirmed: kenneth ray meeks will plead guilty in federal court on friday. in september we reported-- he received drug and weapons charges. a special agent took pictures of meeks shooting guns while trying to sell them to an undercover agent. you may remember the big bust at his home and his father kenneth matthews' home. matthews also faces charges in portsmouth. in september, we asked meeks about

with the firearms-- which could bring 10 years in prison. (sot from september 9-2 report) (four bytes in) (21 7:52) ((the fact you with this case? will there have to be a plea agreement made?" runs:08 he did not answer the questions, but we now know-- meeks will plead guilty in federal court on friday, and he will be sentenced at a later date. we don't know the details of that agreement, but we're told-- it may spare meeks the 10 years he could face for gun possession. meeks is the nephew of portsmouth city councilman danny meeks. court documents say a woman who stole more than 60-thousand dollars from a jewish temple needed the money to pay bills. today, leslie bradner pleaded guilty to stealing the money from temple israel in norfolk. she was in charge of the books for 16 years, and left in late 2014. that's when an outside auditor noticed the missing money. the judge suspended her jail time because bradner's father paid all the money back to the temple. super=lenny levine/temple israel member

temple family and it is a real tragedy not only for the temple but for her and her family" in addition to the 4 year suspended sentence the judge also told bradner she needs to do 250 hours of community service. we have a follow-up to a story that gripped the nation. new details in the case of the man charged in the disappearance and death of u-v-a student, hannah graham. jesse matthew, junior was in court for a hearing this morning, where 14 witnesses testified. today, prosecutors revealed: they believe matthew targeted the 18- year-old, as she left a charlottesville bar. a bloodhound tracked her scent to a mulch pile near an old factory where lawyers believe she died. the defense is challenging that part of the evidence. trial is set for july. the u-s-s barry is leaving hampton roads for good tomorrow. the guided-missile destroyer will depart naval station norfolk for

the navy says this is all part of helping secure peace, security and stability in the asian-pacific region. the barry will replace the u-s-s lassen. the lassen is moving to florida. the powerball jackpot has grown to one-point-four billion dollars. and the drawing is still two days away. so it could grow even more. expect lines at the ticket counter. the prize is already the world's largest. it has grown from $40 million on november 4th. matthew brewer from million dollar winners from saturday's drawing. he says the only time he plays powerball is when the jackpot gets too big not to play. brewer got a ticket from "convenience on the go" on holland road in suffolk. two 50-thousand dollar winning tickets were also bought in hampton roads for saturday's drawing. if you're traveling to the mile-high city, soon you'll have another option to catch a non-stop flight from our region. united airlines will offer non-stop service between richmond and denver.

connections to other cities out west. non-stop service between richmond and denver starts in april 5th. (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix

highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday

thursday afternoon...with 60s to start the weekend. tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

still ahead -- we'll show you how a quick series of events led to 20 people bus accident. and -- a bizarre sibling fight -- how it led to a person hitting a police cruiser. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, the for the suprising washington redskins, but there is still plenty to talk about, we'll hear from coach jay gruden and quarterback kirk cousins. old dominion coach jeff jones is not very happy this week, he'll tell us why. virginia coach tony bennett isn't happy either we'll hear from him. and it's meac monday highlights from norfolk state and hampton university, at 10:45 on

the sound of the wind. the warmth of the sun. the smell of the earth. even the rumble of a tractor. we'd love to put all this inside every can of progresso soup. but since we can't bring you the entire farm, the least we can do is bring you the best, tastiest vegetables.

20 people are dead after a bus in mexico plunged off a bridge and fell into a deep valley. 45 people were on the bus. officials say it was most likely speeding and the driver lost control when the bus went over a speed bump. two brothers in michigan arrested--- after an argument takes an unusual turn. this dash cam video from just outside detroit. the two started fighting - as one of the brothers tried to get away, the other jumped on the hood of the car. an officer driving up to the scene, turned on his patrol lights and stopped the cruiser -- that's when the wreck happened. coil says: "the officer inquired as to why would you drive down the street with a person on the hood of your car

responds, simply i just wanted to scare him." neither brother had serious injuries. new information about the contaminated water issue in flint, michigan. the state's governor met with the city's mayor and says the water issues needs resolved. he went on to say the people deserve safe drinking water - and the opportunity to get their blood tested to know if they've been negatively impacted by the lead in the water. still ahead - the do's and don'ts of drones -- do you know what's allowed? 10 on your side's matt gregory takes an in- depth look. a different type of police patrols in one local city. how the department is changing its strategy to build a better

(cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there.

tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix

highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with

back now with an explosion of drone sales in hampton roads. maybe you got one for christmas. and listen to this-- experts believe in 20- 16 americans will purchase around 1 million drones. but just like driving-- there are some rules of the road-- in the air. 10 on your side's matt gregory has the do's and don't of drones in hampton roads. from 2014 to 2015 the number of pilots sighting interactions with drones

thats according to the federal aviation administration last month the faa rolled out new rules and regulations. so what do you need to know? ron brown / aerophoto america c0001 14:40:40 "everybody wants to fly, everybody would like to fly 14:40:43, the pilot's eye pictures on the wall, give you a glimpse into the work ron brown does. aerophoto america captures the country from above, but the real work comes from construction progress pictures. ron brown / aerophoto america c0001 14:34:14 "we now have a job, we're gonna photograph the construction of the new bonner bridge down in cape hatteras, we're photographing the approaches to the new midtown tunnel." 14:34:24 for years he used his fixed wing plane. but the advances in drone technology, means an expansion for the business. ron brown / aerophoto america c0001 14:35:50 "they are gonna operate in the very low altitudes and get much different perspectives than what we can get 1000 feet.14:36:00 brown can't fly his drone for commercial use without a federal exemption. ron brown / aerophoto america

application is languishing in washington as we speak." 14:36:50 (matt) drone technology created all sorts of new rules like the exemption for businesses. but what if you got one of these during the holidays? what do you follow? (nats) at hobbytown usa, jacob edgar / hobbyist c0029 17:16:00 "i just got into this about 4 months ago. i bought a small one from wal-mart." 17:16:06 jacob edgar has plans for a bigger drone. mike dayton / hobbytown usa c0019 16:54:50 "once you get into something bigger thats when you have to get into the registering, but same concept you just register online. then you can go about your free flight." 16:54:58 thats where hobbytown usa helps out. mike dayton / hobbytown usa c0019 16:59:30 "they the rules or go over the rules again with them." 16:59:39 (matt) faa rules says you cant fly higher than 400 feet./ you have to have visual sight of your drone at all times./ you can't fly near crowds of people or within 5 miles of an airport./ to make

released a new app this month called b4ufly./ it takes a gps track of where you stand and shows you where you find the nearest no fly zones. rules that new pilots veteran pilots seem happy to follow. ron brown / aerophoto america c0001 14:45:01 "i think its like driving a car, if we didnt have rules of the road wed have accidents all the time,14:45:07 a new set of rules for a register your drone. go to wavy.com to see a complete list of the rules and where you can register your drone. matt gregory 10 on your side. 10 on your side has covered stories about local cities working on drone ordinances. so far-- nothing passed. the f-a-a says it doesn't want states and localities to create airspace rules. they say that could lead to a patchwork airspace. the newport news police department switched up its strategy on how it engages with the community. police have done away with their "community response teams." the teams had been made

problems in each of the three precincts. under the new program --- those same officers have been assigned beats and shifts on patrol. the assistant chief says this is about increasing "beat ownership" in the force. police say this has no impact on the gang and drug units -- which are part of the organized crime division. virginia lawmakers are getting ready to head back to richmond, for the 20-16 legislative session. it starts wednesday. a top priority this year is passing a $100- billion dollar, two-year budget. lawmakers will also tackle health care, criminal justice and guns. 10 on your side's erin kelly will be in richmond covering our local lawmakers. look for her stories all this week. still to come. a bright star on the pop stage for decades. tonight, how

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transformed pop music. david bowie songs have been steaming online and playing over the air all day. and the british telecom communications tower in london flashed an electronic sympathy message to his fans around the world. bowie passed away after an 18 month battle with cancer. tonight, sir paul mccartney said that bowie's "star will shine in the sky forever." this symbol of fame has drawn more down to earth tributes. fans have been placing all types of memorabilia over bowie's hollywood star. many consider bowie one of the most influential musicans of the rock area. david bowie was 69. in los angeles, a farewell to grammy award-winning singer natalie cole. fans, friends, and fellow entertainers joined family at her funeral today. the band she sang with for many years performed at the ceremony-- and singer smokey robinson shared memories. cole died from congestive heart failure on new

up next--with the redskins season over---is kirk cousins the answer at quarterback---that and

look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about,

came to an end last night, as aaron rogers patienctly outplayed washington to wrap up wild card weekend. and now, it's look ahead to next season. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this monday night. i'll say it again, when the redskins broke training camp up in richmond late in the summer, nobody expected them to win the nfc east and host a playoff game. well, they did. and boy was it fun. the parking lot was full hours before kickoff, the redskins jumped out to an

point lead. but slowly