assault. that's when police say things turned more bizarre. 10 on your side's matt gregory has been following this story-- and has the latest developments. matt? deanna, tonight police have the couple in custody. according to investigators this started when one of the upon a toxic drug operation. in an apartment like this

cooper certainly had no "we seen the police cars neighbor c0060 1:43:44 "they was saying oh you had a surprise that off with the hazmat thing we thought 'oh a meth lab.'" 1:44:44 norfolk police found a working meth lab in the home. instead of detaining one partner. police took both men in. aaron cooper / neighbor c0060 1:45:01 "its scary 1:45:02 almost 6 hours passed as emergency crews cooper not too upset by the wait, happy to counts because we have them like every other weekend and they just out here playing on the porch." a year, underneath a den. charges related to the meth lab are pending against both men. polic won't say whether or not either of the men will face assault charges as well.. matt gregory

meanwhile, tomorrow-- newport news fire officials will talk about a series of meth lab busts in that city. three-- over the past week or so, to be exact. the latest-- friday on sydney place. the department will discuss the dangers posed by meth labs to suspects, neighbors, and first responders. however-- we're told they won't discuss specifics of the current cases. in all-- four people have been arrested for three investigations in newport news. they're in jail tonight. and police in hamprton are looking into whether a hazardous material investigation there is connected to the ones in newport news. that discovery was made drive. hampton police say they found items consistent with making meth. so far-- no arrests. investigations-- and we'll bring you updates on the meth between newscasts-- on wavy dot com. also tonight-- what a great weekend it was. then the rain came-- and there's more on the way. 10 on your side was along granby street in downtown norfolk today.

advantage of the spring-like temperatures and enjoyed lunch outisde!! but things changed quickly-- and the temperature is headed back down. meteorologist ashley baylor joins us with a look at the start to the work week. overnight: showers ending. mostly cloudy. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw to n 5-10 mph. monday: mostly cloudy. slight chance of an isolated shower late. highs: near 50. winds: ne 10-15 mph. tuesday: cloudy with periods of rain. highs: low-50s. winds: ne 10-15 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now we are tracking clouds will stick around. temperatures will bottom out in the upper-40s, near 50 by tomorrow morning. monday will be mostly dry, but also, mostly cloudy. with the clouds and a northeast breeze, it'll be much cooler than it was this weekend - expect highs only near 50 tomorrow 2-degree increase from few isolated showers late, but we have a better chance of scattered showers monday night into tuesday morning. we'll be tracking cloudy skies with periods of rain on tuesday. more roads. since we will be in the warm sector of this system, highs will be in the mid-60s on wednesday, night..possibly into

the second half of the week will be dry and seasonable with highs near 50. remember-- we will be here for you tomorrow morning with the latest on the rain. wavy news 10 today begins at 4-30 in the morning-- with coverage until 9 on fox 43. don't forget to always stay connected through our wavy weather app. it's free for all apple and android users. new tonight-- a man is taken to the

portsmouth. a view sent us a picture to report-it at wavy dot com. the crash happened just before one this afternoon at george washington highway and victory boulevard. police have not given us information on the victim's condition at this point. no charges so far in this crash. hampton police are searching for a missing teenager. they tweeted out a picture of 17 year old jarrett ellis this morning. they say he was last seen around 5 o'clock friday on evelyn court. police tweeted that jarrett suffered from a social disability. if you've seen him-- call hampton police. it's the day after some key elections in the east-- and in the west. and all eyes begin to look toward march first-- and a whole lot of delegates at stake. the big winners last night-- donald trump in south carolina-- and hillary clinton in nevada. out of the race-- jeb bush. the momentum in the race for the white house is beginning to pick up in a big way. there's a big prize ahead for the candidates -- once they get done with this week's primaries in nevada and south

included in the list of 13 states going to the polls is virginia. and the candidates know all too well how important our vote is. 10 on your side's joe fisher has the details. 110 delegates up for grabs for the democrats. 49 delegates for the republicans. many of the frontrunners have their eye on hampton roads --- the work to get heat on both sides of the political isle. ((c205 19:47)) "they're fed up with the establishment candidates, and saying whatever it takes just to get elected. donald trump doesn't do that." candidates continue to together, we're all human beings and we all need to work together to make clinton and bernie sanders and republican frontrunner donald trump all have offices set up in hampton norfolk -- they staff says they've made more than 2,000 calls this week. the campaign has lauched two commercials in so great about hillary clinton is the fact that she's committed to making sure that everyone has that equal playing field." across town in wards christopher newport university poll --- sanders trails clinton by twelve percent. his supporters call him a unifyer -- and they believe he can close the gap. ((c175 54:37))

fresh air. so many people that are candidates right now just seem like carbon copies of each other and they are all saying the kind of thing but he just has new ideas and new things to say." the same percent support --- to marco rubio's 22 percent and ted cruz' 19 percent. aaron adams says he support strump, but isn't has said. i think he is a think he is saying what most americans are many of those candidates will be here in hampton roads this week. bernie sanders is hosting ted cruz will also pay a visit to the college on friday. all of the information on those visits -- posted right now on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe

we know that at least one virginia senator is backing one of the democratic candidates. 10 on your side's erin kelly talked earlier this week with mark warner-- who says hillary clinton is his choice. "news > friday> p5 repoer hit 3 1347 i support hillary clinton, but i also know that anyone who has tried to predict political outcomes on either the democratic or the republican side 1356" warner says among other issues-- cnton has a practical plan that would allow students to leave college

we'll continue our look at the presidential raace at 10-30. tomorrow-- portsmouth will welcome the city's new police chief. tonya chapman will take the oath of office in the morning. according to the department, she is the first woman to hold that position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. still to come on wavy news 10 at 10-- a small michigan community-- rattled by a mass murder. we have the latest on the suspect under arrest tonight. plus-- a local neighborhood rallies around dozens of fire victims. we'll show you how they're helping out with some big donations. and later-- lights out on the donald. a presidential rally down south-- goes south for a second. trump's reaction-- still

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a live look outside with towercam 10-- after a great weekend that ended with a little bit of rain. but get ready-- more wet weather is on the way. ashley's forecast-- in just a few minutes. but first-- a michigan town is still trying to figure out who would randomly open

killing six people. tonight-- 45 year old jason dalton is locked up-- charged with the shootings of 8 people. his spree started-- as he was driving for uber-- at the parking lot of an apartment complex where he shot a woman. he then went to a car dealership and killed two people. 15 minutes after that-- he opened fire at a cracker barrel restuarant-- shooting five more people-- killing four of them. in dalton's neighborhood-- people who live there just don't get why it's happening. (gary pardo, suspect's neighbor): "well, we are in shock, we are wowoering what might have victims and families, it's just horrific, especially here in kalamazoo. kalamazoo is such a great place to live." police say dalton has no criminal record. he is expected to be arraigned monday on charges of murder and attempted murder. new tonight-- a scary accident in north carolina. four bicyclists were hit saturday afternoon in johnston county -

say the driver was trying to avoid an oncoming car when she hit the cyclists. two of condition tonight. police say alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash. the case. a scary situation in illnois this afternoon. a megabus that left chicago burst into on the bus just seconds to get off before it was fully ungulfed in flames. fortunately-- no one was hurt. passengers say they smelled rubber from the start of the trip. the exact cause of the investigation. the oceanview community is rallying together after last weekend's big fire. the thirsty camel - a local bar and restaurant in the area - held a benefit this weekend. these are pictures from the event. customers gave money, gift cards, clothing, and furniture donations. judy boone reality has also been collecting items all week. so far about they've collected about four thousand dollars for the dozens of families impacted by the fire. many of whom are regular customers at the thirsty camel. denise buckwalter/the thirsty camel c001

different types of people, like a family, to have eachother's cks. 09:18:31 these are t-shirts the thirsty camel made for next month's ocean veiw st. patrick's day parade. from now til then - they'll donate 10- percent of each t-shirt sold. overnight: showers ending. mostly cloudy. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw to n 5-10 mph. monday: mostly cloudy. slight chance of an isolated shower late. winds: ne 10-15 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now we are tracking mainly cloudy skies with a few passing showers. overnight, the showers will move out, but the clouds will stick around. mostly dry, but also, mostly cloudy. with the clouds and a northeast

it'll be much cooler than it was this weekend - the morning's low. as a warm front starts to surge in from the south, there will be a chance for a with periods of rain on roads. since we will be night..possibly into early thursday morning. the second half of the week will be dry and

up next at 10- are some d-u-i offenders getting away from completely paying for their crimes? we have a preview of a special report on forgotten fees-- coming up. plus - the car company making sure that your vehicle doesn't fall victim to potholes. the new technology being used

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investigators are at a ski resort in west virginia today.. trying to figure out why a lift malfunctioned. yesterday morning, the lift failed with about 200 people on or near it. two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the resort says that lift had been tested earlier in the morning. the lift will remain closed indefinitely. cities in hampton roads are failing to use a law that could make better use of

involves d-u-i cases where extra services such as fire & rescue need to respond. investigative reporter chris horne has a preview of his special report "failing to fine". when police make a dui stop, sometimes they're city repair crews if public property was damaged -- all on the taxpayer's dime. but when retired officer ronald mcclenny was still on the force in reimburse the city for the time spent. and they could use that money for and don't use it - or don't have it on the books at you've got an offender who has comitted a crime, you have an offender who's been convicted of a expenses, they can end up saving some tax dollars. virginia beach has found large sum of money but obviously in an environment such as ours, anything helps. we ease the burden a bit on taxpayers.

side be sure to watch our 10 on your side investigation "failing to fine" monday at 6 with coverage beginning at 4 pm. still to come-- who's still in-- who's out-- and where are the candidates for president going next to get the vote they need to win the nomination? plus-- a high tech gadget now being used by virginia state police to investigate the death of a 13 year old-- and other serious

geico for your boat. see how much you could save. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world

overnight: showers ending. mostly cloudy. shower late. highs: near 50. winds: ne 10-15 mph. tuesday: cloudy with periods of rain. highs: low-50s.

a few passing showers. overnight, the showers out in the upper-40s, clouds and a northeast breeze, it'll be much cooler than it was this weekend - the morning's low. as a few isolated showers late, but we have a scattered showers monday tuesday. more rain is expected on wednesday as an area of low pressure passes west of hampton the mid-60s on wednesday, despite very dismal conditions. we'll keep rain in the forecast through wednesday night..possibly into early thursday morning. the second half of the week will be dry and

back now to the race for the white house. south republicans-- and navada for the democrats. trump and hillary clinton. the big loser-- jeb bush-- he's out of the race. it didn't take long for the people still in the race to go after each other before the next round of elections. n-b-c's jennifer johnson has more tonight from washington. fresh off his big win in south carolina... (nat sot from donald trump) "we had such an

- incredible!" donald trump campaigned sunday in georgia...a super tuesday state. finishers marco rubio now says he needs to start acting like a screen in upper corner - fox news sunday "i think rubio says gop voters have to be careful. this election wrong....and republicans need to nominate somebody who's going to unify this concerned. presidential candidate :xx-:xx) super already on screen in upper corner - abc this week "our game plan from day one was to do well in the tuesday and we're positioned ideally to do exactly that." after a poor showing in south carolina....jeb bush has ended his presidential campaign. (nats of hillary in nevada saturday night) clinton and bernie sanders square off next saturday in south carolina's democratic primary...sanders campaigned in that state sunday. (sot christina miles / south carolina democratic primary voter :xx-:xx) "i look forward to just seeing what they has a trust issue with many voters. (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. (sot jennifer johnson / stand up close / washington, dc / capitol

but all eyes are really on super tuesday - march 1st - when more delegates can be won than on any other single day of the primary season. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. speaking of that-- here's a look at the election calander for the next couple of weeks. the republican caucus in navada is tuesday-- and the south carolina democratic primary is next saturday. then comes a big one-- super tuesday on march 1. these 12 states -- including virginia -- plus alaska -- will all go to the polls. by mid-march-- nearly half of the available delegates in the nation will be taken up. and new tonight-- an unfortunate situation for candidate donald trump during a stop in atlanta. "they were probably sent here so that we put them in our jails. because to put them in our jails-- they didn't pay their electric bills. oh, i like that

the lights going out in georgia was just temporary. trump kept on going-- but then said something about the lights being too bright when they came back on. and a reminder-- everything you need to know about the presidential race is on wavy dot com. click on the news tab-- and then on politics for the latest. now to new equipment used in investigating the death of a 13 year old girl in western virginia. 2 virginia tech students are charged in nicole lovell's murder. now state police are showing off the gear used to help create a model of the crime scene. rob manch from our sister station in roanoke has a look.

of pictures it takes to create this: a 3-d model of a crime scene. 42-47 22:40:28 "enables the user to create measurements from the virtual crime scene itself without necessarily having to do them or to basically check the ones that were done manually at the scene." the scanner costs 200 thousand dollars. it's it works more than twice as fast as the older model. in addition to preserving data from the scene, police say it can a perpetrator is 6 foot 1 from where that person was located and what they would have seen at the time of the crime." state police say there are now 7 of the scanners

that was rob manch reporting. david eisenhauer is charged with first degree murder and natalie keepers faces charges of being an accessory to murder. next at 10-- more good news from the gas station. we have an update on where prices at the pump are going-- after the break. we're on your side with the latest news, weather, and traffic as you get ready for work every morning. tune into wavy news 10 today - beginning at 4:30. and we're on the air until

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10 is on your side with more good news about gas prices. they're down again-- to the lowest levels since 2008. the lundberg survey shows the average price for gas nationwide is 1-77 a gallon. that's down a nickel from two weeks ago. triple-a has an even lower price on the gauge-- 1-71. in virginia-- a gallon of gas is even lower at 1-55. and here in hampton roads-- we hit the

averaging 1-52. our wavy dot com gas tracker even has prices of 1-37. pothole season is almost here-- and wouldn't it be nice for your car to know when they're coming? ford is expanding the availability of its pothole-detection technology by including it in the new 2017 fusion v-6 sport. the technology detects when the car is running over a pothole and instantly adjusts the shock absorbers to keep the tire from dropping down. the feature has previously been available in ford's expedition and its lincoln luxury cars. up next----all smiles at the boo williams sportsplex today-----you won't want to miss that--- virginia tech's head basketball coach says he's tired of being disrespected---hear how buzz williams put the a-c-c on blast---- and the closest finish in daytona 500 history--- a photo finish----and we'll hear from the champion-----who's waited

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engines!!" film star---actor gerard butler----with the most famous words in motor sports---- a beautiful day in sunny daytona, florida for the start of the sprint cup season--the great american race---and maybe the greatest of the great--- i'm nathan epstein---the 58th running of the daytona 500---- may go down as the most thrilling---- back to daytona international speedway---- there's your pole-winner----20-year old rookie chase elliot----driving retired jeff gordon's 24 car---the youngest pole winner in 500 history--- and lap four---there he goes to the infield grass---the first caution of the day--- he's only a rookie--his day will come, but it won't be today--- he settles for 37th a crowd favorite and 500 favorite---2-time winner dale earnhardt junior---trouble on lap . and he finishes 36th----

favorte---danica patrick---no longer with go-daddy--- she 's off the track and finishes 35th---- but here's that last lap----matt kenseth in the lead looking for his 3rd 500 fourth----here comes denny hamlin in the 11----- inside of kenseth---- it's 3-wide!! side by junior---and here is your finsh---- this is the finish of the daytona 500---side by side---bouncing off one another----unbelievable-- - -i think it's denny hamlin! hamlin by an inch---- darrell waltrip thought it was denny hamlin---and by 1--- 100th of a second---it was---a photo finish---the closes finish in daytona 500 history----and at 35 years old--racing in his 11th 500-----denny hamlin---from chesterfield, just outside of richmond----gets his