thanks for joining us tonight. first -- a chance for rain. that's why we're starting off in the weather center. chief meteorologist don slater joins us. so will this affect the morning commute. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon,

throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. breaking news -- multiple news outlets report investigators have arrested ammon bundy. he's been leading a group of ranchers that took over federal land in oregon. c-n-n reports someone may have fired shots, it

may have fired them. back to our big story from portsmouth. city council has met again. it's the first time since an heated meeting two weeks ago. fined councilman bill moody 15-hundred dollars over a facebook post. they say business with the public, which violates a code-- that year. on top of that, sheriff bill watson charged mayor kenny wright with a felony. minutes after the meeting ended, watson says the mayor led him on a chase, refusing to address an expired inspection sticker. 10 on your side's liz kilmer sat in during tonight's meeting with what went down. packed house with several explosive moments one woman expressed disappointment in what she called destructive and malicious behavior from certain leaders. a room so packed, folks had to stand during the portsmouth city council meeting tuesday. the first since conflicts among top officials

headlines. c22 10:09:22 "god save portsmouth, god save our commonwealth" and the drama didn't let up. c26 10:36:47 "if you want questions asked, for heavens sake answer them when we ask them!" applause, following a call for openness and transparency. it comes on the heels of the last council meeting, when councilman bill moody announced he had been fined 15-hundred dollars by council for a facebook post. the fine - which moody is fighting - topped a long list of disappointments resident donna sy voiced: c22 10:08:33 what we the people have seen from our elected officials is destructive and malicious behavior, such as failing to yield to an authority requesting a stop, eluding the police." a reference to what went down after the last council meeting - sheriff bill watson tried to pull over mayor kenny wright for an expired inspection sticker. mayor wright didn't initially stop - and was charged with a felony. folks say they're sick of feeling letdown by officials. c29 10:45:33 "welcome to the new portsmouth." as he so often does - mayor wright - ignored our cameras, and declined

the mayor to his credit did respond to folks who addressed concerns over crime, over the city's vision principals. but when it came to the overall disappointment in leaders- no comment. councilman bill moody has decided to fight that 15-hundred dollar fine we've been telling you about. 10 on your side's andy fox confronted city leaders before tonight's meeting. (breaking news on facebook the confederate war monument will be discussed in closed session) councilman bill moody wrote facebook followers the confederate war monument will be discussed in a closed session. he said nothing after the session, just before attorney kevin martingayle (1:39 1) ((all he did was to alert people it was going to be

didn't break any rules)) runs:03 under this new council policy bill moody was fined $15 hundred dollars for "violating the confidentiality of a closed session" but all he did was reveal the topic. no details after the session. (57:54 4) ((what did not sound right about it. being fined $1500 dollars all you did was put on facebook it was coming up did you ever say anything after the closed session? not a word)) runs: 10 (2:42 1) ((i dont see any generic topic that is to be discussed i dont' get it )) runs: 08 martingayle sent this letter to city attorney solomom ashby and council members who voted against free speech, and wanting to know how their "flawed" rule justifies a to sanction him anyway how does that work we orchestrated the fine against moody (5:42 9) ((mayor do you regret regret fining him what do you want to say about new sanction rule against moody is legally sound (15 9:52) ((the mayor called me and said ashby sent information we did have the authority to do it and that's why we did it)) runs: 07 (8;44 1)

way it worked that is to sanction someone and not be present in the meeting)) runs: 08 (7 4:05) ((did you sign off on constitutional muster? andy did you get my email? i did. ok thank you no comment then runs: 13 andy fox toys andy fox toys we're hearing what you have to say about one plan to fight crime in portsmouth-- the increased violence is one reason, many tell us- they're fed up with city leadership. councilman danny meeks shared his vision to change that with us. it includes adding police beats and improving the relationship between officers and the people they serve. on wavy-dot-com, 56-percent of you said: his plan would make a difference. 19-percent said: not so much. you can also see our previous reports involving city leadership in portsmouth on our website. breaking news --

arrested ammon bundy. he's been leading a group of armed ranchers that took over federal land in oregon. we have confirmed reports of shots fired - and now one person dead. we are still working to learn who fired the shots. a virginia beach veteran has taken on a new role in the resort city. city counil named dave hansen the new city manager tonight. they say he has spent ten years working for the city, and he had a 30-year military career. hansen takes over for former city manager james spore. he retired last month after 24-years with virginia beach. new information about a couple of planned projects in virginia beach. tonight, city council planned to discuss a proposal for the 15th street pier. mayor will sessoms says leaders will be working with the developers and the public to make it happen -- sessoms on 15th street pier proposal - clip 48 about that do i know if the numbers will work yet? i don't.

private group has asked to re-develop the area between 14th and 16th streets at the oceanfront. we could see a new pier, hotel, restaurants, and more parking. it would cost 245-million. the mayor also discussed plans for a fitness park at the oceanfront. city council did not approve the project when they voted on it earlier telling people not to give up hope. feeds fitness park 17;06;40 i'm happy to say some of the city staff has been working to find another location -- and hopefully with everyone on board supporting it. a virginia beach non-profit offered to donate the park -- just like this one in santa monica. it would have gone on the sand near 40th street. republican frontrunner donald trump says he will not take part in thursday's presidential debate.

he will skip the fox news event. conference today, suggesting he may not participate. he has criticized the network and its anchor megyn kelly, in the past. it was the last scheduled g-o-p debate before the monday. instead of debating -- trump says he will iowa. all new tonight. a portsmouth woman faces charges after police say she knocked out her child's principal. police say 43-year-old assistant principal of elementary today. when she didn't like something she heard, police say lawrence hit the woman in the head. lawrence is in jail tonight. police say no children saw the fight. they did not say how the assistant principal is doing tonight. we're working to learn more about a stabbing in virginia beach. police say it happened this afternoon at the edgewater condos -- on atlantic and 36th, at the oceanfront . officers say both people involved know each other. they expect the injured man to recover, and they have

norfolk police are investigating a shooting. dispatchers say it happened around 6:45 tonight on barre street-- between church street and tidewater drive. they say the victim should recover. a tourist with local roots -- killed visiting the caribbean. you'll hear how classmates are remembering her tonight. after hours of searching, no sign of shots fired at a naval hospital. the investigation into how that situation started in san diego. and more concerns over the zika virus. state health officials now confirm one case here in virginia. what you need to know to stay safe. breaking news -- one person dead -- and the leader of armed protests arrested in oregon.

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but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid

(anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid

10 on your side has learned: an american tourist --murdered while on a caribbean vacation--- has local ties. jessica colker was raised in yorktown. she was with her husband in grenada when she was killed. liz palka is looking into what happened and what her classmates are saying about the tragedy. liz? tom and nicole - this is jessica colker. the two pictures on the side are how her

school remember her. some hadn't seen her in years as she's been living in atlanta. but you can imagine their complete shock when they saw she was killed. c21 42:22 - there's no words to describe it. none. kristin mcmanus couldn't believe it when she saw this familiar face on her tv tuesday morning. c19 38:35 - immediately as soon as i saw her picture, i got chills. and i was trying to figure out, why she was on international news. :41 she recognized the smile immediately. her friend from high school: jessica colker. mcmanus and colker had gone to tabb high school in yorktown. graduating in 1994. this was not the type of update she wanted to get on her friend, whom she hadn't spoken to in years. according to police...colker was murdered sunday while on vacation with her husband in grenada. c19 38:56 - to know that i knew this person from high school was just beyond words, i couldn't describe it even at that time. :02 colker has since moved to atlanta where she worked as a physicians assistant for children's healthcare.

year old and her husband were attacked by a man while walking on the beach. the husband escaped...and another man is in custody. meanwhile, memories are posted on the tabb high school class of 94's facebook page. mcmanus has many of colker... c19 40:36 if you were new to the school, new to a class, she would welcome you. she would be one of the people to welcome you, if not the first person because that was just her personality. :45 c21 43:30 - the tabb community as a whole just expressing grief and lending support to each other. knowing that one of our classmates is no longer with us. :41 police in grenada say colker died of a severe skull fracture. an investigator did tell our atlanta affiliate that the man in custody has not been arrested. they are relying on the husband's witness account, as well as several other sources to link someone to the scene. i'm liz palka, 10 on your side. the navy has not said

naval medical center san diego. this morning the military spread the message everyone there should run, hide or fight due to reports of shots fired. the navy combed the campus for hours, after an employee reported hearing gunshots. military police say they found sign of a shooting. the military has awarded a purple heart to a marine recruiter in tennessee. sergeant demonte cheeley received it today. he was hurt last year, when a shooter opened fire on a recruiting facility in chattanooga. the shooter also attacked a navy reserve center -- killing five servicemembers. the military plans to award them the medal posthumously. somehow he became the center of an ongoing joke about his death. tonight, it's a reality. a look back on the life and career of actor abe vigoda. help is on the way from chesapeake to flint. how a local business is doing its part to help with the water crisis in that michigan city-- and how you can

breaking news from virginia beach -- police dispatchers say officers are investigating a robbery with shots fired tonight. they say it happened on bonney road near south independence boulevard. dispatchers say it it started when one person tried buying a cellphone from two men. they say the men robbed the would- be-customer -- who tried to shoot the suspects as they ran away. they say no one

refused to go to the hospital. the so-called zika virus has made its way to virginia, but health officials haven't said exactly where. the state health department says a traveler brought it back-- but wouldn't say where that person had visited. it's going around 20 countries in latin america and the caribbean. the c-d-c has been warning pregnant women against travel to the affected areas. zika is transmitted through mosquitoes-- and may cause birth defects. health offiicials say the affected person does not pose a threat to other virginians -- since it's not mosquito season. the c-d-c has issued warnings against traveling to zika infected areas - which could affect your plans. "u-s-a today" reports: united airlines will issue a waiver for tickets to countries listed in the advisories. his world-weary demeanor sometimes gave us the impression that every breath would be his last. to a whole generation abe vigoda was sgt. phil fish of the tv series "barney miller." vigoda passed away at his

he worked in relative obscurity until francis ford coppola hired him to play sal tessio in the godfather. vigoda often appeared on lists of living celebrities believed to have passed away. but family says he was never sick and died of old age. abe vigoda was 94. the aftermath continues following a jet fuel leak that caused a chesapeake neighborhood to evacuate. now we're learning how the incident has affected the wildlife. and the hidden danger behind what is known as a sneaker wave. you'll see the moments it nearly swept beachgoers

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first

the f-b-i says one member who may have been part of an armed group in oregon, is dead. this announcement coming minutes after investigators arrested ammon bundy -- who's been leading a group of ranchers that took over federal land. the f-b-i says they arrested bundy and his brother, ryan, during a traffic stop. the group has been holed up on a wildlife refuge for weeks. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly

after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne

a local business is trying to give clean water to those in desperate need. "keller williams" real estate in chesapeake is organizing a drive, so residents in flint, michigan can have something safe to drink. 10 on your side's stephanie harris spoke to the woman behind the effort-- and has more on how you can get involved. like many of us these pictures of dirty contaminated water made claudine ellis cringe. she felt sorry for the people in flint michigan - and then she saw something else c1 claudine ellis/water drive organizer 13:08:08 then i saw babies and children that were drinking contaminated water and i was like let me look into this just one

children 13:08:36 that to me in america was a travesty and i felt we should do something and do something as soon as we can :42 she turned pity into a plan. (nats) a quick shout on started to trickle in to her office .. then an outpouring from a man in the office next door. c2 adam newman/donor 13:19:03 we've offered to at a minimum doante 35 hundred dllars worth of water and if we get a good group we'd like to match what everyone else donates if its over that :13 adam newman's wife grew up outside of flint. c2 13:19: 45 and to imagine that that was her growing up or our chidren growing up in an area like that where that involved now. they have this huge space to store the water, volunteers to drive it, and have teamed up with the keller willams office outside of flint to get donations. c1 13:12:56 we don't care what it takes we're realtors we work 24 hours a day that's why they call us dream girls,

:02 stephanie harris toys if you want to donate water you can bring it to the "keller williams" location on volvo parkway in chesapeake during regular business hours-- or call them and they'll work out another time for you. people from all over the country are reaching out to those in flint. we've been telling you lead has poisoned the water after the city switched its supply in 20-14. since then, health experts have found traces of the potentially deadly element in some residents. they're testing dozens more tonight. as an effort to blame someone for the national crisis wears on, service organizations, celebrities and countless others have been sending water and aid. (s/ kem / r&b singer :16 bucket." (s/ governor rick snyder / (r) michigan :32 - :37) "people want to have me shot. well, that's true. so again, that doesn't michigan's governor has suspended two state employees. looking into whether

problems up. fixing that lead contaminated water system in flint, could cost one-and-a-half- billion dollars according to the mayor. plumbers say they're ready to work, but they haven't gotten approval to proceed. there are more than 25-thousand potentially tainted lines in the city. n-b-c reports it could take years to dig up and replace them all. editor 05 sg: this is the problem right here. hh: this is lead pipe right here. sg: why do we you know in your skin if you got a cut or something you want to hold it with gloves. sg: to be safe you have to have gloves. the repairs are expected to cost thousands of dollars, per home. a jet fuel leak in chesapeake is taking its toll on local wildlife. friday, 75-thousand gallons of fuel spilled from a tank at a kinder morgan facility. people briefly evacuated their homes, but everyone stayed safe. not entirely true for animals in the area. virginia beach spca and

than 60 birds that were saturated in fuel. sot: tommy white/wildlife response incorporated (11) 25:28 their wings are saturated and it will just stay there and it'll kill them. they have to be waterproofed so they can fly and go back out into the wild. :42 30 of the geese and ducks couldn't be saved, and had to be put down. saving the rest wiped out the spca's stock of dish soap, towels, and gloves. but the community continues to donate supplies. the spca has not said yet when they will release the birds. norfolk police thanked anderson cooper for helping protect their k-9s. cooper donated the speaking fee from tonight's norfolk forum -- so officers could outfit the dogs with ballistic vests. officers and cooper met tonight. cooper and virginia beach-based "spike's k-9 fund" have been distributing vests to departments across hampton roads. officers in portsmouth, suffolk, chesapeake, virginia beach and

news have also benefited. the push comes weeks after a suspect shot and killed a police dog in norfolk. massive waves hitting the coast in south america. hear why they're

we're getting video of huge waves hitting chile. the country is blaming torrential rain for creating scenes like this: editor 04-11 wave + alarms this is about eighty miles west of the capital: santiago. you can see -- the wave knocked a vehicle on its side in the resort city of vina del mar. people stopped to help someone trapped in a vehicle -- as the waves continued to roll in. we haven't heard any reports of injuries. a powerful wave nearly overwhelmed beachgoers in oregon -- editor 30 time to go --

a big sneaker wave! the so-called sneaker waves are usually much bigger than others. they get their name because they tend to "sneak" up on people! the national weather service says they may kill more people on the west coast than all other weather hazards combined. michael cuddyer from chesapeake talks about life after baseball....and it doesn't sound like it involves work. plus. a couple of big high school basketball match ups. and the virginia cavaliers stage a rally

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