70. winds south 10-20mph tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph

follow the forecast anytime, anywhere with wavy-dot-com. access updated radar views and the hour by hour predictions. and don't miss an update overnight. meteorologist jeremy wheeler will have a fresh forecast starting tomorrow on wavy news 10 today at 4:30. retired workers in portsmouth say the city has betrayed them. they say leaders promised reimbursement for health insurance: a promise they've allegedly broken. 10 on your side's liz palka went to tonight's council meeting. liz, how did city leaders react? they say they're working on a plan to help with the situation.

are upset about is - they were told they would have 14-hundred dollars each year as part of an hra. they had it for 9 months program would end. the city says, it was a pilot program. retirees say, no one ever said that. this started on april 1st of last year. according to letters sent to retirees, that is when former city employees 65 and older had to switch from a city health plan to a medicare supplement plan. this was meant to save the city somewhere between 1.5 and 2 million dollars. as part of the new plan, employees would get a health reimbursement account, or hra, to use toward premiums, out of pockets expenses, prescriptions, and more. in january - they found out the hra was being pulled from the city's budget. that's 14-hundred dollars these retirees planned to use toward their health. they said they chose plans based on that hra. they could have switched to their own private plans that would save them more. and the point they wanted to make at tonight's

flat out said, the hra would be a one time thing. -- robert turner - retired firefighter doris more out of pocket today then i did last year with optima. i've had to change inhalers 3 times in 12 months to find something that works that would be covered in the new plan. c17 10:33:13 - we were promised faithfully to receive a 1,400 dollar yearly stipend. we were promised so at that meeting. we did. we got one mayor kenny wright, city manager lydia pettis patton both spoke about this issue early on in the meeting. the city manager saying she will have a plan in one week to phase out this hra. rather than cutting it out completely. retirees say that isn't good enough. we will

news at 11. liz palka, 10 on your side. new tonight. one person in is in the hospital after a vehicle hit him. norfolk police dispatchers tell us it happened around 6:30, at the intersection of fenchurch street and mariner. that's just a few blocks from macarhthur center. we'll let you know as soon as we have more information. also new. virginia beach police are investigating a string of car break-ins. dispatchers say they got several reports from the spring water apartments on colgin drive overnight. that's near the intersection of northampton boulevard and diamond springs road. a viewer tells us they knew of at least 15 break-ins, but dispatchers could not confirm that. deputies in york county say they busted an armed robbery suspect. 18-year-old william hayes faces charges tonight. court papers say he has admitted to six robberies. the sheriff says deputies tracked hayes down, after reports of a valero gas station robbery, monday. in all but one

says the suspect told victims to count to 100 before he got away. pull from 5pm pkg sheriff j.d. danny diggs - york county 130 the car met the description of our previous and we put two and two together and we work, alert police officers at its best. 318 in several cases, the sheriff says hayes wore a surgical mask. court documents say deputies found that mask in his vehicle. he's in jail tonight. a virginia beach police officer charged with d-u-i is out of jail on bond. police say margaret hobbs had two young children in the car with her when they pulled her over sunday. investigators say the 17-year-veteran is accused of trying to get into the dam neck base. prosecutors say her blood alcohol level was at .23 -- almost triple the legal limit. former co-workers say this incident was no in her character. super=tommy shattuck/former vb police sergeant 18=2:56 "people make mistakes i think that's the one thing to remember despite one single incident it doesn't change who you

parent. hobbs trial is scheduled to begin april 8th. a portsmouth judge has officially pushed back the murder trial against former police officer stephen rankin. it was supposed to start next month, but now it's on the docket for august. last night, we reported: the commonwealth's attorney was having issues with her witnesses-- and planned to request a continuance. today we learned-- three people, including an expert, could not make the march 21st court date. during a motions hearing, both sides also debated whether to allow uniformed police officers in, during the proceedings. c001 1:20:04 if they're working and wearing their uniform we understand it. but at the same time we officers being in there. 20:18 (butt) c002 1:25:09 based on all of the research i did there is no precident in a situation like this. rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman the second last year. the shoplifting suspect was unarmed-- when rankin

the frederick boulevard walmart. a chesapeake family is search for one of their own. they say it's been a month since anyone has seen or heard from him. they say 53-year-old andre eason vanished january 25th. neighbors saw eason near their homes on hoover avenue that day, but not since. loved ones tell 10 on your side, they're looking for any news good or bad. sot - corey eason, andre eason's nephew - clip 41 1:30:42 we're wishing for the best but also we know we've got to prepare for whatever the worst may be. 1:30:47 if you can help find eason, call police. new tonight -- norfolk international airport says business has been trending up. airport officials tell us, more than 210- thousand passengers came through last month. that's up about ten-thousand passngers from january 20-15. the airport says the airport has seen growth in passenger activity, the past eight months. we're a week away from decision 20-16 in virginia. the presidential primary is next tuesday.

vermont senator bernie sanders is trying to rally voters in our area. thousands of people packed norfolk scope to hear him speak. sanders touched on his financial position and his competition: former secretary of state hillary clinton. (23:27 28) 4pm ((that means that we are understand 7.25 cent an hour federal minimum wage is a starvation wage and that means we are going to raise the clinton and i have boo no nope i respect secretary clinton we can have differences applause)) 12 sanders is a socialist -- which guarantees economic rights for all americans. see more of his midday rally posted on wavy dot com. on the republican side, three of the five remaining candidates will be visit regent university over the next couple days. donald trump will speak at a sold out event tomorrow. texas senator ted cruz

doctor ben carson will be there on monday. tickets for the theater in all three events are sold out-- but overflow tickets are still available. florida senator marco rubio is getting in on the action. his campaign says it will open an office on laskin road in virginia beach tomorrow. the polls have just closed in the nevada republican caucus. we're waiting for the results to come in. trump, rubio and cruz have been vying for delegates all day. a win for trump could move him closer to the republican presidential nomination or boost his rivals. earlier this month, trump won primaries in new hampshire and south carolina. hillary clinton won the democratic caucus over the weekend. a reminder that virginia beach public schools will be on a two-hour-delay for students come march 1st. the city says it expects a big turnout super tuesday, and some schools will serve as polling places. a member of cuba's ruling family has died. ramon castro was 91-years-old. he was an older brother to

fidel and raul castro. he preferred farming and livestock to the political life. help is on the way for residents in flint who've been dealing with toxic water for quite some time. we'll update you on a local woman's request for donations-- and how locals answered the call. lawmakers are trying to reverse a bill benefitting transgendered people -- hear how the restroom fight is playing out in north carolina. a local hospital is expanding-- big time! find out how the multi-million dollar project will make a difference in your care. stay with us, as we track potentially severe weather. deadly storms in the south could have an impact on our area.

dozens of teachers packed a school board meeting in gloucester county tonight. they tell us, they haven't gotten a significant raise in seven years, and they've had enough. 10 on your side's liz kilmer was there. liz, why do teachers believe they deserve more? tom, nicole, gloucester county public schools teachers are making below the state average - yet, the schools

than many others. teachers, parents and community members packed the t.c. walker auditorium - some people were even forced to stand. many took the podium - asking budget for next year --- that proposal asks the county for more than 1.3 million dollars in additional funding- money that would predominantly be used for increasing all staff salaries by 6 percent. staff members reportedly haven't seen any increase in 5 of the last 7 years. salaries are lower than those in some other nearby divisions - many feel it's unfair - take a listen sots -- no supers c75 02:08:55 "teaching in gloucester county over the last 8 years means that you're living on a fixed income or even a diminishing income" c63 02:00:06 i value them and they deserve a livable, compensation that is competitive to the surrounding areas (applause) i just spoke with the chair of the county board of supervisors - he tells me he supports the schools and

be paid more. to provide the requested money - would, he says, require a tax increase. we'll have more from him - and more on when a decision will be made - coming up on wavy tv 10 at 11. live in gloucester county, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. charlotte, north carolina has created chaos in the state house. the city has approved an ordinance allowing transgendered people to use restrooms matching the gender with which they indentify. today governor pat mccrory asked lawmakers to prevent charlotte and other local governments from making similar regulations. he says the action upsets the right to privacy and that people using the restroom expect fellow-users to have the same anatomy they do. house speaker tim moore says he will work with mccrory and lawmakers to quote "correct" charlotte's actions.

tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near

with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near

with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near

with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph

a new study adds to evidence: humans are causing climate change. how it ties into our recent special report from tangier island. a beach replenishment project is on hold -- for now. hear the reason town leaders are pushing back renourishment on the outer banks. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, the president of the redskins address the future of rg-3, nationals star ryan zimmerman from virginia beach for the first time talks about allegations he took banned drugs. coach tony bennett talks about virginia's loss at miami last night, and high school basketball playoff highlights

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construction starts next month at sentara norfolk general. the hospital has announced 199- million-dollars worth of renovations. sentara sent us these renderings of what the new facility will look like. the project includes adding three floors to two wings-- and expanding and modernizing the emergency department.

operating rooms. they will also replace the neonatal intensive care unit. the project is expected to take five years. sentara norfolk general has the only level 1 trauma center in the region. hampton wants to make it easier for you to bike and walk in the city. they held a public tonight. the city and developers have received a planning and investment grant for the project. they're focusing on seven different areas of the city. if you want to learn more about getting involved, look for this story on wavy dot com. a deadly accident created a traffic mess out west. see the debris left scattered on the road. the world famous globetrotters are in town this weekend. find out when and where you can see them show off their skills on the

breaking news coming in from suffolk. police say they plan to press charges after a car crash. it happened around 6:30 tonight on bennetts pasture road, about a half mile off bridge road. officers say the sedan ran off the road and into a power pole before coming to rest against the bradshaw building. they say the building was not damaged, and dominion power crews were fixing the damaged pole. medics took the man to the hospital, but they say he should survive. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few

will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. showers & storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near

with gusts up to 25mph. tonight: mostly cloudy...with a few showers possible. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. storms that could be strong to severe...stay tuned. highs will be near showers possible. lows morning. then late day showers & storms that with gusts up to 25mph. michigan lawmakers want to learn more about the poison water crisis in flint, so they set up an oversight committee. the state senate has also approved emergency funds to help residents pay bills for water they cannot use. governor rick snyder

pipes, but mayor karen weave wants to replace them now. toxic lead has been contaminating the water since 20-14, when the city switched water sources. many of you have been reaching out to help those residents in flint. a chesapeake real estate agency has been collecting water donations, and the "dream girls team" is finally moving those cases. 10 on your side's stephanie harris has this follow-up. (rolling water out ) the outpouring of generosity is overwhelming to claudine ellis. c20 claudine 1:46:42 i mean...look at all the water :44 this chesapeake mom and real estate agent saw images like this of children in flint michigan suffering from simply drinking and bathing in water. and she had a little idea. c20 1:46:38 it was a very little idea she called 10 on your side to help get the word out about her water drive... and in one short week her office space went from this -- to this. now, three weeks later.. (nats rolling out) the flood of support from schools, car and motorcycle clubs, and the military has overflowed this space.

so much water we had to put other locations :08 so people could drop off wter cause there's no way we could fill this room with the water and make it safe for the floor not to fall through :14 her volunteer drivers fell through too, well sort of there was just too much to load into a few vans. thankfully stevens van lines rolled in. c21 1:49:25 we were told they were looking for somebody to help out and we're always trying to do anything we can for the community and help out :32 so we're here and we're going to haul it up there :35 (nats) all in all they collected nearly a thousand cases of water and money to buy a thousand more. claudine is flying to flint this weekend to help distribute it in person. c20 1:48:14 i don't knwo what to expect i'm just hoping i see some smiles and some people that are very happy about others that care about them :20 stephanie harris toys hundreds of tankers are bringing drinking water to residents in new delhi, india. you can see why. deadly riots have cut off a major water

government and protesters forged a deal, repairs on a canal have started. many are still without water. earth's sea level rose faster in the 20th century -- than over the previous two-thousand-seven-hundre d years. that's according to a study from an international group of climate scientists. they say without humans, that rise would have been half of what it is at most. the scientists say they used a model to study changes over the past three- thousand-years. it is published in the u-s proceedings of the national academy of sciences. just last week i put together a special report about how rising sea levels are affecting the tangier island community. rising water could soon swallow the small fishing village. parts of the island that were thriving less than 100-years-ago, have already fallen victim to the waves. see our special report on tangier island -- by looking for this story on wavy dot com.

along the outer banks will have to wait. officials with duck, kitty hawk and kill devil hills have been rejecting bids to rebuild the washed-out sand. the towns have budgeted 43-point-5 million dollars for the project, but to keep the cost that low -- duck's town manager says they had to give contractors more time. a homeowner we spoke to -- doesn't think they can wait much longer. editor please put runtime/super times for sot (2) 1:25 we have been desperately holding on, suffering year after year, serious beach erosion (2) 8:12 if we were to have a large storm of that kind again, our section of duck will be of projects going on, it's not like you can go out to home depot and rent a dredge. (6) 15:30 so no, we're not going to spend more money than is budgeted to speed up a timeline that the dredgers have said they can't meet. :45 originally - town officials had a deadline of april 2017 -- which they've extended to december. the next round of bids is

week of march. newport news police are trying to connect the dots after a school bus crash. these pictures comes from jefferson avenue and oyster point road. officers say a vehicle ran a red light and hit the bus. no students were on board, and no one on the bus was hurt. they say the driver of the first car may have been involved in a second crash and left the scene. medics took her to the hospital and expect her to survive. we'll let you know when we have an update. a deadly crash near los angeles created some serious problems on the roads -- two people died and another was seriously hurt when two trucks and a car crashed this morning. one big rig was hauling lemons, and the crates spilled out all over the road. drivers struggled to get around the spilt citrus, and we haven't heard any reports of injuries. the harlem globetrotters are in town! see how they're getting ready to take on thier rival this weekend.

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the harlem globetrotters are in town. they'll be playing at old dominion university on friday and sunday. they're practicing some of their famous moves ahead of the games. editor vid is upside down here's "handles" practicing his half- court shooting -- while kneeling backwards! he scored from more than 60 feet and holds the guniness world record for this particular trick. they'll be taking on their long-time rivals: the washington generals. ryan zimmerman speaks out against allegations that he took performance enhancing drugs. the high school basketball playoffs continue. scores and highlights and a look at one of the area's dynasty teams, the princess anne girls. the

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robert griffin the 3rd will no long be playing for the redskins, but there are plenty of teams that want him. i'm bruce rader, for the first time, redskins president bruce allen confirmed the obvious, admitting that rg-3 will likely be let go over the next few weeks while confirming several teams are interested in giving him another chance. allen says griffin is liked by his teamates and coaches, and everybody in the redskins organziation has been impressed with how professionally griffin handled his difficult situation especially this past season when he never took a snap. ryan zimmerman, the leader of the washington nationals, stung by un-substanciated allegations he used performance enhancing drugs, finally spoke out today. zimmerman, who grew up in virginia beach and played at the university of virginia, denied even knowing the pharmacist that said he helped zimmerman and other athletes increase their power by providing them with a banned substance. the pharmacist, charlie

recorded by the al jazeera network, the tape was used in a documentary. an emotional zimmerman was blunt in his response. " i've never done any of that.i've never thought about doing any of that. it's a tough spot. you do everything the right way. you work. you think something like this will never happen, and then, for some reason, it does." zimmerman says he has never even heard of the pharmacist, and along with phillies first baseman ryan howard is suing al jazeera for defamation. "i don't really think there's much of a stronger action for me to take than saying: 'here you go. come look at me legally.' a lot of people have said certain things when they're accused of