roads. and -- baby rescue -- video shows firefighters rescuing a baby during a massive apartment fire. people in hampton roads will see a double punch of weather over the next 48 hours. first a chance for a wintry mix -- and then frigid temperatures will move into our area. a lot of us will see temperatures drop well below freezing. before we talk mororabout the cold -- lets take a of two tells -- we saw plenty of sun and warm temperatures today. but, tomorrow we can expect those big changes to move in. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know how cold it's going to get and the places most likely to see any snow. ashley? overnight: mostly cloudy. relatively mild. lows: near 40. winds: light morning. some wet snow could mix in north and west of the metro. highs: low-40s. winds: n 10 about today - it was pleasant. we are tracking another storm system that will move across florida close enough that we'll

moisture..mostly in the form of rain, but it's possible some wet snowflakes could mix in north and west of the metro. the rain will develop around 8 to 9 am. a rain/snow mix: franklin, isle of wight co, sussex co, surry co, williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. the rain temperatures will be in the low-40s, nothing will stick, so no accumulations expected. we may tailor this forecast slightly as our forecast models continue to update, so be sure to tune into wavy news 10 at monday morning. expect plenty of sunshine on monday, but it'll be chilly with highs only in the mid-30s. we are tracking another possible coastal storm next friday, but that's several days out and a lot can change between now

with the chance of that wintry mix -- cities across the area are on standby -- and say they are ready to go incase any snow sticks to the roads. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live from portsmouth with the details. deanna, its not tonight, the cities are worried about. all 7 cities tell me they've prepared months in advance for any winter weather. tomorrow, how they react is all about what mother

clear roads and pleasant sky on saturday afternoon. however when it comes to hampton roads, don't let the calm weather fool you. drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 11:54:27 "its january 16th, nobody is letting their breath out infact some of the relativley mild winter season - so far. over in virginia beach, public works spokesman drew lankford says that hasn't fooled his department. drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 9:41 "we've been ready since october we have 3 thousand tons of salt and sand mixed. and have another 3 thousand tons of material ready if we need it." 9:52 ten on has its trucks gassed up and their plans in place. drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 11:36: "what we try to do like i said is the off the interstate and then secondary roads that feed into that and then anything that goes to the hospital or fire stations." 11:50 for tonight , the supplies sit stocked. the lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 10:18 "depends on what it is. i and treating roads. when you get three inches of snow or more then we put the blades on and start

temperatures are." 10:33 virginia beach has a frost patrol that treats their overpasses and bridges. they'll be out tonight if the temperature drops below 35 degrees. not because of the incoming weather, its what the city does every year from november till march. we're on your side -- starting at 6 tomorrow morning -- meteorologist deitra tate will have the most up to date information with the winter blast as it moves through hampton roads. plus, you can stay

through out wavy 10 weather app. it's free for both apple and android users. new tonight -- police are looking for three people wanted in an armed robbery. portsmouth police say three men wearing masks robbed a dragon city chinese restaurant delivery driver. it happened on towne point road. officers say the three walked up to the delivery driver and robbed him at gunpoint. police in virginia beach are investigating two armed robberies of 7-11s at the oceanfront tonight. police say the first was on pacific avenue near 24th street around 7:15. the second armed robbery was just 10 minutes later and three blocks away on 27th street. police say no one was hurt. police have not said if the two robberies are related. we're working to find out how many suspects are involved. police are looking for the person responsible for a robbery at a store on south lynnhaven rd this morning. the call came into 9-1-1 just before 11. we're working to find out if the person had a gun - and the store that was robbed.

information on any of these robberies -- call the crime line. two men are in jail facing terrorism charges. police charged 28-year-old joseph hassan farrokh and 25-year-old mahmoud amin mohamed elhassan after farookh tried to travel to syria to join isil. officer nabbed farrokh at richmond international airport friday afternoon. he was trying to get on a flight to chicago. officials say from there he was to fly to amman, jordan and then to syria. police say elhassan drove farookh to richmond. they arrested him when he returned to woodbridge - in northern virginia. if convicted, each of the men face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. five americans have been released from iranian custody. one of those americans is washington post journalist jason rezaian. he spent spent more than 500 days in an iranian prison on espionage charges. u-s officials said the u-s offered clemency to seven iranians, six of whom are dual u-s- iranian citizens, who are already convicted or are pending trial in the united states. virginia beach delegate

his bid for u.s. congress today. speaking to supporters at keagan's irish pub in town center at his first public appearance since making the announcement yesterday. taylor who is an entreprenuer and former navy seal says he's proud of his work to advance legislation on small business, education and veterans services. with this announcement, taylor says his run for lieutenant put on hold. ((c53 17:18-17:28)) "i know that right now this in terms of economic issues that affect and are important to the families in the second district, and i will be the man who is able to represent you up there in congress." the current state delegate is running for congressman scott rigell's second congressional district seat. rigell said earlier this week he will not seek re-election. the second district covers the eastern shore and virginia beach. that could change under a current redistricting plan being reviewed by the u.s. supreme court. newport news police arrested a suffolk man last night - in domestic assault in

keishon robinson is in the newport news city jail without bond. suffolk police are also investigating to see if robinson is connected to any commercial armed robberies. a crowd of people marched -- advocating for safer neighborhoods in norfolk today. the city of recorded 33 homicides last year. what organizers say is 33 too many. while they don't know why it keeps happening -- organizers say they're devoted to at least trying to make their communties safer places to call home. 10 on your side's joe fisher has the story. kimberly wimbish/activist ((c13 57:19)) "we just want to stop the violence in the hampton roads community." an anti-violence march not much different than dozens prior. nats chanting. posters demanding equality. a simple message to put the guns streets time and time again -- because their message is apparently not resonating. kimberly wimbish/activist ((c13 59:15)) "where's the positive things. where are we out here celebrating lives. we're always having to bury someone." one crime scene after the other. city after city. supporters hoping to turn things around -- fueled by anger. james washington ((c16 2:48)) "i'm tired of sitting home being

communities people walked from lafayette park -- down church -- wimbish says it'll -- this time to get people shoot. ((c13 :50)) "we can still take that legacy and that history and it's still here currently in the future and we still have a right from wrong and involving them in positive acitivities. a stronger relationship with police is important, too. ((c13 58:22)) "why not come together and create great things and leave a legacy in the people's desire for better communities than what they have now. reporting in norfolk, i'm joe

norfolk police are investigating an accident... where a car went into the water. we got these pictures into the newsroom around 6 this evening. just before 5:30 the car went into the water near llewelyn avenue. the person made it out of the car. we're working to find more information about the accident. we're looking into an accident that happened this morning on interstate 64 near the fort eustis exit. we got this picture of the crash into the wavy newsroom. we've learned a person was injured. in the picture you can see the car went throught the guard rail. the north carolina department of justice is health insurance glitch- that left many worried - they were without health insurance. about 25-thousand blue cross blue shield customers in north carolina reported not reciving insurance cards on time, and were unable to verify coverage or submit payments. the insurer now says 94-percent of those

enrolled. and that the company is wokring to fix the problem. the north carolina department of justice sent blue cross and blue shield a letter asking the insurer to explain what went wrong. still to come on wavy news 10 at 10 on fox 43. toxic water -- we'll tell you what the president did to help with the water crisis in flint, michigan. plus - baby rescue - we'll show you the save that has everyone talking. and - chopper crash update -- we'll tell you the issues making the search for the

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and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. president barack obama signed an emergency declaration saturday providing federal aid for flint, michigan, which is undergoing a water crisis. the executive order allows fema to provide water, filters, and other supplies for 90 days. flint can also get up to five-million dollars in federal funding. the city has been in a crisis since lead was discovered in residents' tap water. documentary filmmaker michael moore was born in flint and returned to his hometown to "insist" that president obama visit the city when he is in michigan next week. s/michael moore/filmmaker :05 "i brought water from

s/karen weaver/flint mayor :14 "so we can positive. we have to stick together and that way we can continue to move flint forward." the u-s justice department is working with the environmental protection agency to investigate. some friends and family of the marines missing after friday's hawaii helicopter crash are still holding out hope for their loved ones. relatives say corporal matthew drown and crew chief ty hart were in that crash. according to a family spokesperson 21 year old hart was married just six months ago, and the family is waiting for updates about the crash and asking the public for support and privacy . rough seas have hampered the search efforts for the 12 missing marines. although an exact cause of the crash has not been released... marine corps pilots say night-time helicopter maneuvers, whether in combat or in training are the most dangerous flight operations.

among at least 28 people killed in an attack last night in west africa. al qaeda is claiming responsibility for those murders. mike riddering's family tells nbc news his wife amy identified his body at the morgue. his wife posted on facebook that mike was inside a restaurant during the attack that also targeted an upscale hotel. dozens of people were injured in the attack. burkina faso's president said security forces killed four attackers and freed more than 126 people. a fire rips through nearly a dozen apartment units in alabama. video shows paramedics rescuing and handing off a baby. the four-month old was suddenly placed in anna reeves' hands. she says she was looking at the fire late thursday night when she felt a tap on her shoulder... next thing she knows, she's being handed a baby. the young child and its entire family barely made it out of their burning apartment. crews had to break through a cinder block wall to rescue the parents and three kids. they're all o-k...and reeves says the

reeves says: "obviously being a mom of two young kids, it really affects you but you have to put your emotions aside. i mean, this is what we train for year round. when i first got home, i of course seen my two children and i just wanted to hug 'em and love on 'em." eight people ended up old, each found in separate units. we have a 10 time saver traffic alert to let you know about for the upcoming week. you can expect alternating lane closures at the downtown tunnel starting tuesday night. there will also be lane closures on i-264 near the downtown tunnel and the berkley bridge

overnight: mostly cloudy. relatively mild. lows: near 40. winds: light west to north. sunday: cloudy with rain developing through the mph. monday: sunny, but chilly. highs: mid-30s. winds: w 10-15 mph. no complaints as pleasant. we are tracking another storm system that will move across florida and off the coast of south carolina. even though this storm will move out to sea, it'll be possible some wet snowflakes could mix in north and west of the metro. the rain will develop around 8 to 9 am. a rain/snow mix: franklin, isle of wight co, sussex co, surry co, williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. the rain and wintry mix will continue through 1 to 2 pm, then the clouds will quickly move out. since we may tailor this forecast slightly as our forecast models continue to update, so be sure to tune into wavy news 10 at 6, 10, and 11 pm.

sunday night, so we'll be chilly with highs only in the mid-30s. we are tracking another possible coastal storm next friday, but that's several days out and a lot can change between now

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starting tomorrow at noon - people can enjoy their favorite virginia wine at the coastal virginia wine fest at the virginia beach convention center. the wine fest includes live entertainment. people can enjoy specialty foods, arts and crafts and a grape stomp competition. the event runs tomorrow from noon to 5pm. and of course, for the details on this and many events across hampton roads - go to hr scene dot com. we're on your side this winter-- making sure your keep you warm and dry. our coats for families drive has provided coats for more than three- thousand people this season. we've been collecting new and gently used coats since november. we want to thank our you for donating. today was the final distribution day. still to come - freed at last - five americans are a prisioner swap between the two countries.

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