against a child -- c53 pamela outsey 08:59:18 "i'm appalled, i am really shocked and upset about it." hear how neighbors feel about the accusations and the school -- --------------------- local business owners threw their support behind a virginia congressman. the move they're supporting tonight. --------------------- the search for a missing man has gone cold in suffolk -- c1 2:43:30 - two and a half months now. with no word whatsoever. hear the exclusive interview with the investigator in charge tonight. grab your rain gear before you head out tomorrow. there's a chance you'll run into wet weather at some point. chief meteorologist don slater joins us. don, when will it start and how long will it last? tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in the mid 40s. wind: nne

sun & clouds. highs in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the showers. highs will be in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. breaking news from chesapeake police are on the scene of a domestic situation. it started around 5:30, and it's still happening

drive. police say the suspect's home is near the intersection with north george washington highway. they say that person has refused to come out of the home. we continue to check with authorities about a swat situation that caused a school to go on lockdown in virginia beach today. police spent more than eight hours trying to serve a warrant at a home on ewing place today. a viewer sent us this video . police arrested 47-year-old kevin hall for theft, and called in special teams when a second person refused to leave the home. they say the situation ended peacefully this evening. salem elementary was on lockdown as a precaution. now to reports of teacher troubles across hampton roads -- three face charges for sex crimes. two investigations involve children. we've been following the cases against samantha quinn from hampton; darrell walker from pasquotank county and gary jordon from norfolk.

where liz kilmer has been learning more about jordan. liz, police say the assistant principal took indecent liberties with a child -- an accusation that's not sitting well with parents. parents are outraged learning that jordan - an assistant principal at the madison alternative center - allegedly made inappropriate investigators say it happened on bowden's ferry road - which is where the school is located. we're working to learn if school property. c53 pamela outsey 08:59:18 "i'm appalled, i am really shocked and upset about it." parents with kids in norfolk public schools can't believe the allegations against an administrator. police say 64-year-old gary jordan, an assistant principal at the madison alternative center, made inappropriate comments to a child. c52 robert lassiter 08:56:48 "we livin' in a world now where mostly everybody's doing what they want to do, instead of doing what's right." investigators say it happened on january 14th - in this block on bowden's ferry road, where the school is located. jordan was arrested monday, and charged with

with a child in custodial care. police aren't confirming if the victim is a student. still, parents say it's scary. c53 08:59:24 "we trust these people, you know we trust these people to take care of our children." c52 08:57:14 "we tryin' to protect our children the best way we can, you know, so much is the school district tells 10 on your side that jordan has been placed on administrative leave. according to the school's website - the assistant principal had previously taught math for 11 years. a woman who lives near the alternative center says it's a great school. she hopes the allegations won't tarnish its reputation. c51 robin bernath 08:05:10 "i do think that madison, what it's doing, giving these kids a second chance, is really neat." 08:04:45 "i think personally, it's a very valuable resource to this neighborhood, they're doing, as far as i can tell, an excellent job." jordan was arrested on monday. he's right now in norfolk city jail - without bond. we

with him through the sheriff's office, but are told he declined. this investigation is ongoing - jordan is due in court next month. live in the newsroom, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. now to the peninsula-- where a former teacher faces sex crime charges. police say 25-year-old samantha quinn was involved with a 16-year-old hampton high school student last spring. officers say the boy discussed two incidents with another faculty member in november. the school system put quinn on leave, but they say she resigned less than a month later. ((c37 49:43)) "we put our trust and faith in the mentors and teachers to acutally teach and guide these students, who are in fact juveniles. court documents say-- the day after the school reprimanded quinn, she messaged the now 17-year-old victim and said "was it you?" -- referring to whoever contacted police. we expect a perquimans county middle school teacher in court tomorrow. police have charged darrell walker for sex crimes -- not involving students. court documents say a man

to do landscaping at walker's house in elizabeth city. instead -- he says walker forced deputies arrested him that night, and school officials alerted parents the next day. they do not believe he has done anything with students. we've learned a discussion about school discipline -- ended with a mother knocking a teacher unconcious in portsmouth. tracy lawrence faces charges. according to court at assistant principal sylvia hodges-melvin. they say she hit the administrator, and took off. in court today, she said she has three children: 10, 12 and 16 years old. she's ordered to stay away from portsmouth schools. you may recognize hodges-melvin's name. she's married to portsmouth circuit court judge ken melvin, who's also a former delegate. we'll continue to follow developments in these cases. find updates anytime on wavy dot com. all new tonight. police are looking for the man they say shot two teachers in washington d-c. officers say justin headspeth shot them in a

at last check, the man and woman were both still alive. police could not say whether the suspect targeted them. court arguments have started, as a local transgendered student fights to use the men's room. we've been following 16-year-old gavin grimm's case for more than a year. the gloucester county high school junior says he feels uncomfortable using the women's room or a unisex facility. but that's the only choice he has, according to the school board. the a-c-l-u is representing grimm. the judges won't make a ruling for a couple help them find a missing teen. they say 13-year-old nichole lovell was least seen early this morning in blacksburg. they say she has a scar on her throat. she was wearing black jeans, a grey striped shirt and brown and pink boots. if you see her, call police. police have charged a man- they say- killed a tourist with local ties. 39-year-old jessica colker grew up in yorktown. the atlanta woman died in the attack over the weekend, while visiting grenada

dave benjamin could get the death penalty if convicted. virginia beach police have charged 30- year-old nicole scott for a stabbing at the oceanfront. they say she attacked a man she knew at the edgewater condominiums, tuesday, and he should recover. local business owners are getting behind congressman randy forbes. they sent him a letter -- encouraging him to run for a spot in the second district. the republican currently represents the fourth district. because of recent redistricting, he's been considering a run in the 2nd when current representative scott rigell retires. rigell has also supported forbes as his successor. chesterfield native john adams says he will be running for virginia's attorney general in 20-17. the republican hopeful graduated from v-m-i, served in the navy and currently works at a lobbying firm. he has also worked for the white house under president george w bush. some veterans are asking donald trump to leave them alone. we've reported-- the republican presidential

debate in iowa, and host an event for veterans instead. the group, "iraq and afghanistan veterans of america" says: it will decline any money raised during that event. the founder said he didn't want to be part of a political stunt. the justice department has reached a tentative police in ferguson, missouri. department, after an officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown two years ago. his death sparked protests in the city and drew sharp criticism across the u-s. the overhaul has been seven months in the making. it calls for more training and changes to how officers use force. a man faces charges in york county -- after investigators say he bit a deputy. investigators say 33-year-old francisco romo-maurico stole things from the walmart in tabb last night. they say he tried running away and fighting the deputy -- which ended in a bite on the thumb. new tonight. a man facing terrorism charges will appear in a virginia court, friday.

from kosovo was in court this afternoon as well. they say he hacked into sensitive files of u-s servicemembers and federal employees. investigators believe he used the information to support the islamic state. he could spend 35-years in prison if convicted. new tonight. the coast guard says a cutter will be back in portsmouth tomorrow, after nearly two months at sea. they say cutter northland has spent the past 56 days on patrol. and the crew has seized more than 16- thousand pounds of cocaine and meth. only on 10 -- the lead detective searching for a missing man says he's out of leads. new information in a case we've been following since last year. as if a blizzard wasn't enough-- hundreds of d-c residents and commuters are facing fines. hear the reason the city cracked down on them. the case against two anti-abortion activists is moving forward. how they plan to proceed

for nearly three months - suffolk police have been searching for a missing 30 year old man. we first reported on quantez russell's disappearance in november. police sent us these new

haven't been able to find him yet. they say they've exhausted every lead, and they need your help. only 10 on your side's liz palka sat down with the lead investigator in the case. liz what did he say? tom and nicole - i'm told police have received a significant number of crimeline tips related to quantez russell's disappearance. but as a detective told me today - the tips and evidence collected keep leading them in the same circle. and they need new, credible information about where is could be. c1 2:44:12 we're doing everything we can following up with everything we can do to try to get some sort of resolution to this. detective william shockley is going over quantez russell's case. a file of information that has not yet led them old suffolk man. c1 2:37:01 - we'll get a lead it's as much information as we can get from it we go with that information kind of go out try and flush it out a little bit. and that's where we're having the problems, it kind of all

:15 russell was last seen at his home on forest street on wednesday november 11th, in the early afternoon. he said he might head toward newport news. the investigation reveals his vehicle was discovered that night at a downtown newport news gas station - although shockley can't say which one. and there is evidence that russell was not the person who left it there. c1 2:35:54 - we have strong indications that it was moved, yes, and not by him. :56 he also couldn't comment on possible surveillance or specific evidence that was gathered from the vehicle. c1 2:36:22 - we got a little bit out of it, but investigation has led them to newport news and hamptonwhere russell spent a lot of free time. c1 2:39:44 - that's kind of where our focus a lot of our focus has been is in those downtown areas. it's where he's kind of associated, where he's been. :50 but no one has confirmed seeing him anywhere but forest street-- the day he vanished. leaving russell's eight year old son, mother, father and siblingswith painful

c1 2:43:30 - two and a half months now. with no word whatsoever. and for anybody that can be difficult. and especially for his family it is. :37 about a month after russell disappeared - police did say they needed help finding a man they thought might know something. they did talk with himbut forward with any tips about where russell was on november 11. they say it's not too late - and they need new information to help this family find their loved one. liz palka, 10 on your side was last week's storm the most expensive to ever hit virginia? it could be, according to governor terry mcauliffe. the richmond times dispatch reports: the recent storm took up the commonwealth's entire 200-million-dollar snow budget. although

in hampton roads, people are still digging out to in the northern and western part of the commonwealth. governor mcauliffe has said he will request federal help, to cover the cost. . in d-c, the city actually managed to make money during the historic storm. parking attendants cracked down on anyone who didn't move their car before the snow. they have issued more than a million dollars worth of parking tickets -- and an extra 65-thousand in fines. they also towed 665 vehicles from the city streets. they city's mayor says she warned everyone to move their cars -- (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening

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concerns continue over the zika virus. we talked to a medical expert today. their advice to stay safe from the mosquito- borne disease. new information about contaminated water in chesapeake -- when you'll be able to learn more about the situation.

coming lawyers say two anti-abortion activists plan to turn themselves in-- and face charges in texas. a houston grand jury indicted them earlier this week. they're in trouble over these undercover videos -- that allegedly show planned parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted body parts: which is a crime. the activists' attorney says the charges won't hold up in court. new tonight. the wife of a disgraced illinois police officer who killed himself to avoid prosecution -- now faces charges. investigators say melodie gliniewicz stole charitable funds for her own benefit. it's the latest in what started as an investigation of her husband's death. investigators learned, lieutenant joseph gliniewicz killed himself and staged it to look like a murder. they say he was embezzling money from a youth program. michigan's governor is

handling a poisoned water crisis. hear why he says crews haven't started replacing pipes. neighbors are coming together, to help a local family in need. see

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some chesapeake residents have the chance to learn more about potentially- contaminated water in their neighborhood. the navy says it will host a meeting next week. last week, we reported high levels of contaminants in the water at fentress field. the navy uses the chemical as a firefighting tool, and has been giving bottled water to employees there. nearby residents told us: they're upset they first heard about the issue, through the media. the meeting will be tuesday evening, at butts road intermediate school. michigan's governor is defending his approach to fixing a poisoned water crisis. plumbers say they're ready to replace lead-tainted pipes in flint, but they haven't gotten the call to start working. n-b-c reports replacing the 25- thousand lines of pipe will take years -- and possibly more than a billion dollars. something a lawsuit filed today says the state should do at no cost to residents. even though locals have spent weeks without safe drinking water, governor rick snyder says there is a

(gov. rick snyder- (r) michigan )- "a lot of work is being done to even find understand where the lead service lines fully are." (butted) "the short term issue is about recoding pipes. and again, that will be based on third party experts the tap safe as soon as possible." also -- an update to reports utility companies are still charging locals for poisoned water they can't use. the state has approved three- million dollars to help residents pay those bills. a reminder-- you can help those residents who desperately need clean drinking water. a chespeake based business told us-- they're organizing a bottled water drive. if you want to help-- check out this story on wavy dot com. we can tell you more about the zika virus that has made its way to virginia. local health experts say it's been around for years, but they are concerned about the link between zika and birth defects. here's what you need to know: mosquitoes carry zika -- which is making the rounds in south america. the infected person didn't catch the virus in our area, but if one particular kind of

virginia -- the virus could spread. dr. nancy khardori / infectious disease specialist c0004 14:29:19 "when it becomes a local triple and quarduple and go on and on." 14:29:27 medical experts report two cases of zika may have been sexually transmitted. but they say the evidence is not substantial. many of you are coming together to help a local family in need. earlier this week, children in york county were playing too close to a spaceheater. some paper caught fire, and a family lost everything. 10 on your side's erin kelly spoke to those - trying to help them recover. nats hug - c0040 - 2904 i've never met a nicer person. (it's not just me, it's the whole county, come on ) 2908 this hug -- wasn't just for sherri hacke (hacky) - but for all of the people -- behind all of these bags. - sherri hacke - coordinated colors yarn

just amazing. we've had 64 people come and donate items so far 411 william alley lost his mobile home monday - in a and banging on the wall, after going back to get the family dog. c0035 - william alley - victim 2215 just saying, 'i don't want to die here, i don't want to die here' to her -- and started cpr. crews airlifted her to the hospital -- where she's been recovering. her sister, and five kids -- ages 3 to 9 -- made it gone' one of the kids asked me, "i want my jacket" 2443 the jacket, and everything else, was gone. c008 - sherri hacke - coordinated colors yarn shoppe 454 i just sat there and watched the fire and i had tears streaming down my face 457 sherri hacke and others in york county organized a donation drive -- and people haven't stopped coming by her yarn shop to help. c0034 - heather jones - york county

my heart just went out to the family and it touches where food was coming from 741 but days after one of their worst days -- alley and the children -- are starting over -- c0035 - william alley - much. ya'll are heroes. 2550 with not just new toys, but a newfound appreciation of the kindness of strangers -- helping to make their family whole again. (hug erin kelly toys organizers set up an account at a local bank. they plan to sell any clothing the family doesn't need -- and give that money to them. look for details in this story posted on wavy dot com. still ahead-- a fish story. why a virginia man now has bragging

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if you don't have your debit card -- you may still be able to withdraw cash from some atms. j-p morgan chase says it's upgrading its entire fleet this year. one of the perks? a function that lets you use your phone to take money from your account. you'll only have to tap the machine with your device. it's the same technology that allows other payment apps to work. the bank says this will not be replacing their debit card system. a virginia man has set a the biggest marlin in north carolina. marine fisheries says: neil manning from ashburn caught a 138-pound fish off hatteras last year. the fish is 85-inches from the tip of its lower jaw, to the fork in its tail. it is 37 inches around. a 118-pound fish set the state record in 19-76. meantime -- the world record marlin

investigators believe a sick whale has died and washed up on a north carolina beach. they found the animal beached south of wilmington this morning. a stranding expert says the humpback is between one and two years old. he says it was very thin, while. old dominion gets ready for its two game road trip in florida where it will try to right the ship. plus. super bowl quarterbacks peyton manning and cam newton are in the news, and for different reasons. and...what do the redskins plan to do with kirk cousins?

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a brand new field, a halftime show featuring coldplay--a hall of fame quarterback, the hottest young quarterback in the league. preperations are underway for super bowl 50--by the bay. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this wednesday night. the carolina panthers returned to the practice field today for the first time since winning the nfc championship, as coach ron rivera put in the game play for his team's showdown with peyton manning and the broncos a week from sunday. welcome sight for panther fans. 5 time pro

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