n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20

breaking news -- a water main break has damaged

hampton. and it also disrupted business for some companies in the area. crews shut down both directions of west mercury boulevard between saville row and cunningham drive tonight. that's where we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer. liz, what's the status of the repairs? tom, nicole - still ongoing - but traffic is now moving in both directions. the water main break actually occurred on the median here and water shot towards the west bound lanes where workers were left with a mess to clean up. right now they're working on repairs. take a look at this -- we got a close up look at see the mess in the road, water, mud, gravel, lots of damage. that was cleaned up shortly after 9. about a dozen businesses are without water - we went to some of them. denny's, mcdonalds, all had to close early tonight. this is a back. then, repairs will likely continue. hampton public works will also be

concern of ice, once this coming to the scene -- dealing with the concern of ice, once this water freezes. take sot sgt. matt bond - hampton police division 23:40 "with the water and the temperature dropping cleanup for their streets and roads." hampton police sgt. matt bond tells me a patrol officer noticed the break shortly before 6 tonight and quickly shut down the roads. fortunately, no one was hurt beforehand - there are no reports of cars being damaged. a spokesman for newport news water works says this was caused by cold water temperatures. outside here, certainly frigid for these workers - expected to be out here into the early morning hours. meantime, again, traffic is moving in both directions. work is contained to one westbound lane, near the median where this break happened. live in hampton, liz kilmer, 10

breaking news from hawaii -- the marines have declared 12 missing service members dead. it's been exactly a week since two c-h- 53-es went down off oahu. local and military rescuers haven't found any signs of life in their days of searching. the helos went down during a routine training flight. breaking news from portsmouth. police are looking for a missing boy. officers sent us this picture of 12-year-old michael key. they say he took out the trash on leckie street around seven tonight, but never came back. that's near owens creek. his family has been trying to find him. he was last seen wearing a black and gray hoodie, gray jeans, pink socks and black sandals. if you can help find him, call police. back to our coverage of what may be a major winter storm -- governor terry mcauliffe has already declared a state of emergency, giving

state equipment. in norfolk today, he had this message for virginians -- 12;28 'stay off the roads, let us do our work, let our equipment get around we're on top of it - we're always on top of these storms...help us get our work done." north carolina's governor pat mccrory is taking the same approach -- pat mccrory /governor of north carolina "i activated the state allowing me to deploy potential assets for storm response if you absolutely must travel, transportation officials tell us they are ready to handle whatever the thisstorm brings. we found tons of sand, salt, and plenty of trucks at the williamsburg v-dot snow prep compound. we also found a team -- ready to keep you safe on the highways. rossie carroll/vdot williamsburg (2;13 2) ((we have approximately 40 trucks that will be operatin g on the trucks that will be on the primary system we have our equipment ready to go take the salt

have our salt)) runs: 20 if you have plans to fly this weekend -- you may want to think again. airlines have already cancelled thousands of flights -- fearing what this storm might bring. american, for instance, has cancelled all its 654 flights in charlotte, friday. united will cancelled all flight from dulles international starting at four tomorrow. here's a look at the flight aware misery map -- so far tonight we've seen nearly 500 delayed flights and about two dozen cancellations. some are affecting norfolk international, so double contact your airline before heading out. dominion virginia power says it's ready for anything that comes our way. heavy snow and high winds can take a toll on power lines. the company says additional crews are being sent to the areas expected to be most affected. and they'll have employees working around the clock.

20:44:29 "they have to be prepared with all kinds of equipment they may need. for example, you may see tires and ice cleats so they are prepared to drive anywhere, walk anywhere, climb poles anywhere they need to go to get the lights and heat back on for you." 20:44:52 dominion has already talked with their mutual aid crews-- who can come here from areas that are not impacted by the storm, if needed. the power company urges customers to sign up for their text alerts and follow them on social media. there are a number of local schools and governments changing their schedules before the storm hits. find our list posted on wavy dot com. in the meantime, track this storm wherever you go. the free wavy weather app gives you access to the current conditions and hour by hour forecasts. when winter weather hits, many of us have a safe, warm shelter. but local organizations are working to protect those who don't -- especially homeless children and teens.

palka spoke to them about the efforts. liz? there are an estimated 800 to one thousand homeless youth in hampton roads. and this weather can pose a threat to them. which is why seton youth shelters are open for kids who need a place to especially with this storm coming up. a warm, safe place. somewhere to sleep...do homework....play games...and talk to someone. shelter some might take for granted as the weather gets colder. c1 17:54:58 - when you're out on the streets without a jacket or without money or food and the temperature drops. it's a very threatening situation for youth. seton youth shelters has two locations in virginia beach for kids between age nine and seventeen. there's one shelter for girls and one for boys. we were invited to the girls shelter...where residents were painting their nails with one of their case managers.

cousenling. it's really a home setting. executive director jennifer sieracki said they are trying to get the word out to youth and their parents who need the help. c1 17:56:40 - we need youth to know that we are here. if they are on the streets, if they are homeless, if they are runaway, please you can call our phone number sieracki said, even if a young person walks up to their door. after contacting a guardian - seton will help. because they say there are too many risks for homeless youth during the cold winter months. c1 17:57:46 - there are many threats to their safety. physical and emotional safety out there. and when the weather temperature drops, and it's cold outside, it just really magnifies all those issues. :57 seton serves the youth. but there are options for women, men and families. there's the union mission ministries in norfolk. the lighthouse center in virginia beach. as well as several day

throughout hampton roads. we'll have all this information, including phone numbers, on wavy.com. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. a judge says all evidence found in a murder suspect's apartment is valid in court. she denied the motion to supress evidence in the case against jesse matthew junior. matthew faces a capital murder charge in the death of hannah graham. in 2014, the university of virginia student disappeared from charlottesville. investigators found her remains in albemarle county. matthew's attorney asked the judge to disallow a cellphone, paycheck, cigar tip, toothbrush and more. police had not listed those items in a search warrant, but the judge says the officers were within their bounds. matthew also faces a first degree murder charge in the 2009 death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. still to come, a former sailor is going to prison for a year and a half. you'll hear why next.

at getting the "lead out" of a poisoned water supply in michigan. here what changes are coming to the regional e-p-a because of the crisis in flint. and we're keeping an eye on what's happening outside. we expect a winter storm to hit our area tomorrow. chief meteorologist don slater is updating the forecast now. see what you can expect

a norfolk judge has sentenced a former sailor to 18 months in prison. 22-year-old donald mcmanus pleaded guilty to smuggling heroin onto the u-s-s george h-w bush last year. the connecticut man and his wife smuggled the drug and syringes on board in february. he then sold some to another sailor who overdosed. in a news release, prosecutors say mcmanus is no longer a sailor. it did not say whether investigators charged his wife. a navy sailor will spend more than two years in prison for telling a malaysian defense contractor about classified ship schedules. a judge in san diego sentenced the first of nine defendents to 27 months behind bars, today. petty officer 1st class daniel layug told the court he made a mistake-- and greed led navy could still court martial him, if it decides to pursue a case.

following an f-16 crash in central arizona. the fighting falcon took off from luke air force base and crashed about two hours north near bagdad. the air force says crews found the wrecked plane today, but we have not heard about the pilot. the jet was part of the 56th fighter wing at luke. we'll let you know as soon as we get an update. first court appearance today. police say 28-year-old kahlid mohamed abdalla dropped a package outside of gate 5 at j-e-b little creek-fort story in virginia beach. investigators picked him up shortly afterwards. today in court, his parents told the judge he has a history of mental illness. the judge told them he will go through a mental evaluation to determine if he's competent to stand trail. he's in jail without bond. police have not yet said

(anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing

north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm.

still ahead, how a chemical the navy uses to fight fires is causing concern for a water supply in chespeake. and taking aim at domestic violence. why several groups are looking to men for the solution. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, old dominion looks to snap its 3 game losing streak against western kentucky while the birchfield bomber steals the show as william and mary takes on elon, i'll have highlights from both games. david wright returns home to host his big charity event for chkd and we talk about his world series experience. and scott allen joins

catch up with the goings on of the norfolk admirals at 10:45

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another car in the lot. clifton died in the parking lot. the military plans to test water in chesapeake for contamination. we're working to find out when that will happen. tests at naval auxiliary landing field fentress found high levels of p-f-c in the water. it's a chemical the navy uses to fight fires. the military has provided the 50 employees there with drinking water. the city says it's helping the navy investigate, and the issue only affects well water -- not the city water system. a regional director of the e-p-a has stepped down over a poisoned water crisis in michigan. in flint, toxic levels of lead have seeped into the water. tests have found the potentially deadly element in the blood of some children there. getting residents clean drinking water has become a national effort -- even getting attention from president obama. residents are placing most of the blame on the michigan governor rick snyder. still to come-- the "coolest" trend in sculpture, gaining popularity, one leg at a

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tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow

metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix

midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds:

a virginia lawmaker wants to make it easier for victims of domestic violence to get guns for protection. republican delegate, todd gilbert, proposed the bill today. it would allow people under protective orders to carry a concealed gun without a permit for 45 days. he says this would help women -- who could cut through red tape to arm themselves. democratic governor terry mcauliffe has said he will veto any bills that ease up on virginia's gun laws. we know domestic violence affects hundreds of families in our area. so we're looking into how others are working to help the victims. 10 on your side's anita blanton has the story. ( pkg) every 9 seconds in the us, a woman is assaulted or beaten by someone she thought she knew. (clock ticking) and then there are those whose stories can only be told by police or the loved ones they leave behind. 08:07 he shot her one time and then my mom ran

when he shot her two more times 08:17 say her name, dashanika. c21 13:43 - the victim was found by her son unfortunately. and we're also interviewing other witnesses that know the victim. and based on that information we believe at this time that it is possibly domestic related. that victim was angelina. (clock ticking) (1)25:06 this is something that his organization, the gamma xi uplift foundation will raise awareness about domestic violence with a message especially for men. (1)24:22 other men can hear it from men that this is not acceptable 24:27 they've made it a team effort. (1)26:13 we've teamed up with the her shelter and samaritan house because those are great resources for portsmouth and virginia beach 26:21 (5)32:08 men are standing up and saying this isn't right and this isn't how a relationship works and we're going to teach our sons daughters what a healthy relationship looks like 32:19 and that this isn't something they should stand for 32:21

the front lines. (5)36:08 even if it's 2:30 in the morning that someone's afraid they can reach out to us and we will be here for them 36:13 with extensive resources. (5)28:50 we offer case management children's program 24hour hotline financial assistance for housing rent utilities 28:59 (anita stand-up) court advocacy, safety planning and more to make sure no one else dies at the hands of an abuser. they can hold up to 42 women and children in their facility in portsmouth and they're expanding. (5)29:09 once they leave the shelter we want to make sure they're in a good place and they can sustain themselves 29:13 a happy, healthy new lease on life that not 11:08 what did that solve? what did you get out of it? 11:12 c28 17:09 - i can't even imagine. to not have a mother ya know at that age. to go through something like that. after all the shock is over with. and it settles in. and

rest of his life without his mother. (clock ticking) it's time to break cycles, because too many tears have already been shed. anita blanton toys investigators have arrested people in both cases we mentioned. anita will emcee the gamma xi uplift foundation's "stop the violence breakfast" saturday in virginia beach. there's more information online. and if you need to know more about what's available to you or a loved one in an abusive situation-- you can find it on wavy dot com. first responders in virginia helped pull a pup from the ice. see the pictures from today's rescue. we're tracking what may be the first big snowstorm of the season. the super doppler 10 weather team expects the snow to start falling tomorrow. join meteorologist jeremy wheeler and the rest of the morning team when wavy news 10 today begins at 4:30 friday. find out about local closures, possible traffic delays and

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first responders helped save a dog trapped on the ice in henrico county today. firefighters sent us these pictures from the rescue. they say crews put on special suits to stay warm and dry. they went out onto the frozen pond-- and put the dog on a leash. they say everyone made it back to shore safely. a homeowner in the florida keys found a surprise guest in his pool. check it out -- an eight foot crocodile. sheriff's deputies and wildlife officials came in to capture the croc. when he saw them there, he actually sauntered out of the pool and broke for the ocean. a spokesperson for the sheriff says crocodile sightings are not unusual, although they were almost killed to extinction. there are only two specicies in the u-s both of them exist in south florida. there's a quirky trend in outdoor art hitting minnesota this season. people are freezing their

as sculptures. it all started when one minneapolis resident put frozen pants in yards across the neighborhood. that person was hoping to stave off the winter blues and lighten the mood. neighbors have been joining the fun and posting theirs on social media. others say it's a bit strange -- sometimes even scary to see the frozen clothes. the norfolk admirals are getting ready for one of their most popular nights of the season. plus. odu tries to snap a 3 game skid. and bruce rader visits with mets captain david

old dominion coach jeff jones desperete for his team to snap it's 3-game losing streak, at home against confrence usa foe western kentucky. and once again it was the freeman/bacote show that

i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this thursday night. old dominion short on height and short on debth this season, but certainly not short on guard play when trey freeman and aaron bacote have the ball. monarchs trying to snap a three game losing streak, and once again they leaned on senior trey freeman. first half, freeman, pretty pass to brandan stith who dunks it home. this was a see-saw game and odu trailed by 4 at the half. to the second half. odu down 1. and here's freeman doing what he does best....baseline jumper is good, monarchs back on top. more back and forth. odu down again, but it's jordan baker from hampton, 1 of his 4-three pointers, baker with 12 points. but the story of this game was trey freeman, wide open 15 feet out, and he swishes it home to put odu back on top. trey freeman shot the ball 25 times and he drops in 28 points for the third game in a row. that ties his career high. his backcourt

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