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we start off tonight with breaking news from hampton a robbery suspect is dead tonight after being shot. 10 on your side's liz palka is where everything took place. liz, what have you learned? was shot and is in the hospital. all after a robbery at this business. the front of it just says gift card atms with a hand painted sign. police telling me that is the business that was robbed...and where the

happened. this is where the details get vague. sgt. matt bond with hampton police says the robbery happened around 6:20. a suspect was shot in the process by someone inside the business. police have not said if the person that fired the gun is an employee or customer. the suspect was found dead on the scene. short time later - a second man was found on nearby seldendale drive with a gunshot wound. police say that is from this incident and they are only calling him a person of interest. here's more. sgt. matt bond - hampton police division c13 21:08:42 - we can't you is at this point in time, we are speaking with him to

soon as i get that information i can put it out to you. but you do think he is related to this. yes. 21:08:56 - it's not a separate incident it is in fact one isolated incident that inidivual has been involved in. police have a large area blocked off. the entire parking lot behind the businesses and a portion of doolittle road have crime scene tape up around them. police have not said anything about the person who fired the gun. we do know they are currently being questioned at police headquarters. no one else was injured other than the second person of interest. and of course, a suspect is dead. i'm liz palka,

we continue to follow developing news about the murder-suicide investigation in chesapeake. tonight we've learned police are investigating the possibility the dooleys were killed monday night. brooke dooley was not in school and todd dooley did not show up for work tuesday. we've also learned brooke's concerned boyfriend showed up at the wildwood road home with his mother and called police who discovered cameron's brother landon dead on the floor. doris dooley's next door neighbor valerie parker took this video of the barricade situation wednesday night into thursday morning and says she can not believe what has unfolded (from home video) ((14:38 person says they are going in 14;40 the blast oh my got cameron put up your hands)) super: valerie parker/next door neighbor (34:25 22) ((numbed shocked tragic horrible there's really not words to describe it happened in your house

and nothing ever sent off any alarms no)) runs: 16 there will be a vigil tomorrow night at 5pm in the temple baptist parking lot. funeral arrangments are complete, but have not been made public, and there will be an obituary on the family in sunday's paper and a reminder-- a vigil will be held tomorrow afternoon for the dooley family. it will be held-- at temple baptist-- the church the family attended for years. the church is on george washington highway in deep creek. the vigil begins at 5 o'clock. we have more information on the funeral fund for the family-- as well as our coverage of the story since it broke-- on wavy dot com. now to developing news in norfolk. police continue to investigate a bizzare situation at the lafayette river. just before 4 this afternoon - police were called to the river near 26th street and villa circle - because of a dead man.

after they saw the body. 10 on your side was the first to bring you this story as breaking news during wavy news 10 at 4. norfolk police continue to find out what happened to the man. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. tonight - a family continues to seek closure - and answers - more than a month after their loved one was killed in his norfolk home. marvin jones --- a beloved brother, uncle, friend and avid church-goer --- was shot to death days before christmas. police have no leads - and no suspects. tonight, only 10 on your side's liz kilmer follows-up with those who jones left behind. liz? chris - we first spoke with jones' family days after his murder. they had hoped by now - we would have answers. loved ones say his death was a cruel irony. a year before he was fatally shot, he became active in a ministry committed to stopping gun violence. c18 lisa jennette 06:24:44 "it's been real hard, you know, i have some days when i can make it and some days i can't."

weeks for lisa jennette - forced to come to terms with the murder of her brother. loved ones had hoped, by now, they would know who killed 54-year-old marvin jones - and why. c18 diane moten 06:25:28 "i expected it too, i kinda feel like a sense of security is missing like we're not safe, if somebody can do this and nobody can help, the police don't know anything... " returning to the scene - those left behind tell 10 on your side there is no closure - after jones was shot to death at his norfolk home on berkley avenue extended. taken by the very violence - that he had been committed to stopping. c1 pastor allen harris sr. 06:07:20 "what he was trying to do was get people involved in church because everybody knows it's an outlet and the more young people we get off the streets, the more occupied they are, the less they are to get involved in gun violence." pastor allen harris sr. with life line ministries first met jones at an anti-gun violence rally about a year ago. the two formed a bond. and from there on, jones

community to come to the chesapeake church. a congregation, now in mourning. c1 harris 06:07:42 "this happened - it shook our community, it shook our church." 06:09:40 good soul." c8 ushaun jones, nephew 06:16:50 "he was the only one here for me, a lot of as a man." for loved ones -- the only peace is in the belief that jones is in a better place. c1 10:00 "i really do believe he made it right with the lord, and made it in." those family members - friends - and police are urging anyone with information to please come forward. you're asked to call the crime line at 1- 888-lock-u-up live in the studio, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. remembering the life of a sailor and demanding answers. that's how one family spent the day. norfolk police say christopher allen was shot and killed a month ago. it happened on waverly way. allen's family began the day at a memorial service then went passing

family wants to know who killed christopher allen and why. the family went to waverly way posting flyers and talking to neighbors. they're hoping to get any information that leads to an arrest. they say allen was found shot inside the home and later died at a hospital. his family describes him as the life of the party. one who was a mentor to others and a leader in the navy. the family is offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for any information that leads to an arrest. if you have information call 1888-lock-u-up. tonight, we're working to get answers about why prosecutors dropped charges against an elizabeth city man accused of a sex crime. deputies arrested darrell walker on tuesday after he allegedly forced a man into sexual acts. the pasquotank county district attorney dismissed the charges yesterday to further investigate the evidence. friends says news of walker's arrest

city community. now they are worried about tarnished reputation. super = ulanda know that the charges for right now have been dismissed." "he's a good man. things him. nobody's life should be destroyed from a lie." walker is a teacher at perquimans middle school. the district tells us tonight, he is on paid administrative leave while the superintendent and authorities investigate. a judge denied bond for a norfolk assistant principal charged with a sex crime. 64-year-old gary jordan will remain behind bars. police say jordan made inappropriate comments to a child. he is the assistant principal at madison alternative center. police say the incident happened on january 14th, on bowden's ferry road - the same block where the school is located. jordan is due back in court in march. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 10 - gun

you the compromise that's being made between governor terry mcauliffe and republican lawmakers. plus - heroin epidemic - we'll tell you how those drug overdoses are negatively impacting people living right here in the commonwealth. and -- here's a live look from one place you'll need to avoid all weekend long. the tunnel that's closed

after republicans pushed back, democratic governor terry mcauliffe has backed off a bit on new gun regulations. mcauliffe's recent sweeping new gun policies were seen as a by-pass of the republican-led general assembly. today, both reached a compromise. republicans agreed to support a measure that would prohibit people from carrying a gun if they are the subject of a permanent protective order for domestic violence. the governor agreed to continue allowing gun-owners from other handguns into virginia-- as long as they have permits from their home states. the deal between the democratic governor and republicans in the general assembly accomplishment. odu students and staff hit the streets today in an effort to increase safety off campus. they called it a "knock and talk" and

point neighborhood. organized by the student goverment association...volunteers, the dean of students, staff and campus police knocked on doors to talk about resources for off campus students. they also handed out light bulbs and door alarms. sot -- jordan mccoy - off campus life student director c34 17:59:43- our goal is to not only increase safety, but increase the communication that goes between the odu police and the students. we want everybody to feel comfortable talking with each other. so if you're just walking down the this is mostly students, so it's easy to think that the school really doesn't care about cleanest area. there's trash all over. so having the sga actually come to my house. knock on the door. i really appreciated it. i felt cared for. :32 odu is now offering a "party registration." that means students can register their off campus parties with police. a police officer will visit the students house to talk to them about safety tips. this is after serious crimes, including

virginia commonwealth university researchers are sizing up the toll from the opioid epidemic. nearly a thousand fatal drug overdoses were recorded in 2014 across the state--- most involved prescription painkillers or heroin. every year, opioid drugs kill nearly three times as many virginians as homicides. the research also found taxpayers fork over 600-million dollars annually in public safety and health care services alone. the hardest hit areas are southwest and southside virginia, hampton roads and greater richmond. a reminder about an important traffic detour for people in norfolk and portsmouth. if you have to drive around this weekend - keep in mind the midtown tunnel is closed. here's a live look from our traffic cam. it closed at 8 this evening for the entire weekend. that's so that crews can remove the elizabeth-river-trail pedestrian bridge. the tunnel will be shut down until 5 o'clock

latest. your main alternate is the downtown tunnel. and if they decide to re-open the midtown before 5 monday morning -- we'll be sure to let you know. (anchors ad lib toss to don) (anchors ad lib toss to don) tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably

winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have been tracking a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. occasionally, we have seen a few spotty showers north of the metro. i can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or two this evening, but it's not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly clear overnight with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll

tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably mild! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have been tracking a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. occasionally, we have seen a few spotty showers north of the metro. i can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or two this evening, but it's not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly

back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most of next week, so you'll have several chances to

still ahead - cool technology - we'll show you how students at one school are taking advantage of sites around the world from the comforts of their classroom. and - the road to the white house - people are just days away from casting the first votes for president - the things the candidates need to do to win votes. i'm brian parsons and still to come at 10:45 on the sportswrap. it was the game of the year in hampton roads, highlights from norfolk collegiate's game against the state champions from cape henry. plus. first place will be on the line when norfolk state and hampton meet tomorrow. a look back trey freeman's milestone game for odu. panthers fans send their team off in style. and an nfl team explores the possibilty of moving to las vegas.

students in suffolk got an inside look at things most of us can only imagine. teachers got to use new technology called google expeditions to take students on a virtual journey to really bring class lessons to life. students can go on nearly 100 different journeys - bringing new experiences to the finger tips. megan

benn-junior-elementary says this new technology is a richer experience compared to what students had before. 3.32 it's a little different than using a regular text book a regular text book gives you pictures on a page this puts you directly into what youre talking about. what you're doing. 47 the same program will be visiting 10 classrooms in the united states, plus others in brazil, denmark, canada, and singapore. still ahead - road to the white house - we'll show you want presidential candidates are doing to get the votes of people in iowa and new hampshire. and - let's take a selfie - we'll show you the unique picture making its way back from another planet. mom! baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh, i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff?

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tonight: mainly clear. lows: near 30. winds: nw 5-10 mph. saturday: plenty of sunshine. seasonably mild! highs: low-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: mostly sunny. warm! highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph.

mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. occasionally, we have seen a few spotty showers north of the metro. i can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or two this evening, but it's not worth an umbrella. it'll remain breezy this evening with winds out of the west-northwest at 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 30 mph at times. skies will turn mainly clear overnight with temperatures dropping back close to 30. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine as we kick off the weekend tomorrow. with winds out of the southwest, highs will be in the low-50s. it'll be even warmer on sunday with temperatures topping out in the mid-60s! expect highs in the 60s for most

have several chances to enjoy the warm weather! covering decision 20-16 this friday evening... we are now a little more than two days - from the first voting -- in the presidential campaign. most of the candidates are in iowa -- with the exception of donald trump -- who is campaigning in new hampshire. carl cameron reports tonight from des moines, iowa. with 4 days to iowa's leadoff caucuses attacking rivals takes a back seat to energizing voters cruz says: "at this point, it's all about turnout." rubio says: "marco your calendar." not only did trump skip the only iowa debate, while others frantically recruit caucus goers -he skipped town for a rally in nh and slammed cruz trump says: "he's an anchor baby. ted cruz is

he got beaten up pretty badly last night." cruz today warned that trump and others have changed their views and can't be trusted to keep their word. cruz says: "so if we're tired of getting burned with politicians who claim to be against amnesty, who campaign against amnesty and then go to washington and join the democrats to support amnesty, then we need to look too if they have a proven record." team rubio pointed to a cruz tweet in 2013 suggesting he supported what he now calls amnesty. cruz says: "we need to secure the border. any bill this body passes should have border security first & then legalization. not the other way around." at the first opportunity in the debate cruz noted trump's past debate contributions. cruz says: "let me say i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon." rubio's debate performance got strong reviews, even he got hit from all sides for proposing then abandoning a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. rubio says: "we are not

deport 12 million people, but we're not going to hand out citizenship cards, either. there will that has existed now for, as marco says, for 30 years. and then he cut and run because it wasn't popular amongst conservatives, i guess." cruz says: "marco made the choice to go the direction of the major donors -- to support amnesty because he thought it was politically advantageous." christie says: "this is why you need to send someone from outside of washington to washington. (applause) christie: i feel like... (applause) ... i feel like i need -- i feel like i need a washington to english dictionary rough night - with a chance to shine in trumps absence cruz got defensive. cruz says: "i would note that that the last four questions have been, 'rand, please attack ted. marco, please attack ted. chris, please attack ted. jeb, please attack ted...' cruz: let me just say this... issue, but i will say this. gosh, if you guys ask

on the democratic side - once considered virtually unbeatable - hillary clinton's campaign is now taking another blow. as ed henry shows us, the scandal involving clinton's private email continues to grow. before hillary clinton arrived for an event at grand view university, it was a struggle for her aides to get the crowd excited <nat: clinton aide them to expect about one thousand people but only a few hundred showed up .... almost as many reporters -- as voters -- to hear her final pitch clinton says: "if you stand up for me on monday night i will stand up and fight for you the once inevitable nominee is now anything but -- as democratic socialist senator bernie sanders continues to get larger crowds sanders says: "i believe it is our campaign that is generating the excitement and interest for the large voter turnout." and

confident about standing up to clinton calling her out for ducking more debates last year when she was winning and didn't want to slip up -- and now flip-flopping since there's a dead heat here in iowa sanders says: "the clinton campaign does not run the world and it's not my job to do what the clinton campaign simply wants me to do." and as he rises in the polls, sanders is facing more scrutiny for his expensive socialist plans from establishment institutions like the washington post -- which drew fire from the senator for a thursday editorial charging he's selling fiction sanders says: "so if washington post wants to say that our ideas are bold, i accept that. but right now that is precisely what working families and middle class want." the post fired back again today (quote) -- "what concerns us is not that mr. sanders's program to tackle these issues is 'radical,' as he put it, but that it is not very well thought out." in a major late breaking development.. the obama administration is now revealing that clinton had on her

some of the nations most closely guarded secrets.. the state department confirming that there are 22 e-mails that had some top secret material in them.. and they're holding them from public release.. the clinton campaign is pushing back.. insisting the material was "innocuous" and they're saying the intelligence community is overdoing all of this.. is des moines, ed henry.. fox news.. still ahead - selfie time - we'll show you the unique picture sent back

nasa released a photo today taken by its "curiosity" mars rover. the photo, which combines 57 images, was taken earlier this month. it's a self-portrait of the car-size mobile laboratory near the "namib dune," a spot where it has been

samples of martian sand. "curiosity" has been collecting data on the red planet since landing there in august of 2012. next up on the sportswrap. the high school basketball game of the year in hampton roads, cape henry against norfolk collegiate. highlights next on the

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i'm brian parsons. in for bruce. we begin with high school basketball. the early the year in hampton roads, an all private school showdown between cape henry and norfolk collegiate. a standing room only crowd at collegiate, the call it the tree house. the mighty oaks, fresh off of an overtime loss to norcom. cape henry, the reigning division 1 state champions, the dolphins have been rolling. first half. cape henry wearing grey. dolphins force the turnover. mark seaman to malik marrow, who finishes with the lay up, he had 21 points. then it's going to be pj roach, he takes it to the basket, off the glass, cape henry led by 6 after the first period. but then collegiate goes on a run,

run, led by the big fella, sebastian towns,