police want you to see --------------------- plus - a man injured in a --------------------- and - super tuesday's first victim you know there's a lot of people who love me, they just won't vote for me. after suspending his campaign, find out how doctor ben carson plans to still be involved in the race. a blustery start to your weekend, but winds are calming down. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center with a check on your weekend forecast. overnight: scattered clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm. sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! overnight, the winds will back off and we'll see scattered clouds with lows in the mid-30s. by the way, you'll have a chance to check out the international space station as it passes over hampton roads tomorrow morning. look up at 5:42 am - the iss will appear above the sw

over the ene horizon. you'll be able to see it for about 5 minutes. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but still cool with highs in the upper-40s. as that weak clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after sunday with highs near 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most of the week with highs back in the 60s and 70s! new tonight, hampton police tell us two bank

these pictures come from inside premier bank on north armistead avenue. officers tell us the armed men entered around 5:30 tonight. they got away with some money and headed towards lincoln stre et and north back river road. call the crime line if you recongize either of these men. also in hampton -- police are looking for the driver who struck a bicyclist - and fled the scene. it happened wednesday afternoon. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke with the victim today - liz, how is he doing? other than feeling a bit sore -- phillip reed is otherwise ok. but, the 21-year-old wants justice. he's asking for the driver who struck him to come forward. c1 14:45 "i could have been killed like i was a mini van hit him as he rode his bike. c1 12:58 "it pulled my front wheel, and it pulled me under and caught my right arm, my leg, i have a tire mark from where it ran me over. it happened

had been biking south on grimes road, near east pembroke avenue - when the mini van - a white, older model - pulled out of this taco bell/kfc parking lot. c1 12:39 "i was coming to the end of the sidewalk, i saw the van about to his the end." c1 14:15 "i wanted to make sure i came to a complete stop and i did but it wasn't enough for it would have been one thing if they came back to make sure i was okay." reed says he couldn't see what the driver looked like. he hopes that person comes forward. c1 21:54 "i just don't see how somebody could do it, i don't see how they could leave me laying there, that's the scariest part." c15 12:37 "as reed was on the ground some nearby construction workers ran to help him, others jumped in their vehicle and chased after the van." c1 17:22 "i want to thank them for that, that was amazing, that made me get through it." an act of kindness -- in the wake of cruelty. as an avid bmx rider - reed says this experience won't prevent him from getting back on the bike, again. in fact he's even working

was struck. c1 16:16 "i know what it's like to have a two for that, thankful it wasn't worse." reed was taken to the hospital but again, he's doing ok - just sore. police have no suspects. they say there wasn't usable surveillance video. if you have any information about this -- you are urged to contact police. liz kilmer, 10 on your side. new tonight police in norfolk have a suspect in custody for assaulting an officer. it happened earlier tonight when the officer was following up on a report of vandalism. the officer said it happened when he to the scene on picadilly street. no one got hurt. we're working to learn if the suspect faces an charges. tonight police in suffolk are looking for suspect accused of murdering a man earlier this week. police are looking for 18 year old karlton boone, junior. he's wanted for the murder of wayne anthony watford. someone found watford's body tuesday morning at pleasant hill cemetery. you can see boone's picture on your

line if you know where he is. firefighters in chesapeake tell us someone dumped 500 gallons of paint down a drain in south hill. you may have seen crews cleaning it up today. firefighters tell us police investigated and figured out who was behind dumping the paint. we're working to learn who that is and if they face any charges. new developments in the ongoing death investigation of aj hadsell. 10 on your side learned a potential witness may testify against the teenager's adoptive father wesley hadsell. investigators found the 18-year-old's body behind a home in franklin last spring in the midst of an intense search. it's been more than one year since she disappeared and no one has been charged in her death. the court papers released thursday in federal court say there's a "strong possibility" the witness would testify if hadsell picked up any charges relating to aj's death. super = officer daniel hudson/norfolk police confident that who they are putting in front of the judge is the right

move forward." the medical examiner ruled aj's cause of death "acute heroin poisoning" what's still a mystery is whether it was aj -- or someone else -- who put the heroin in her system. decision 2016 is an official one for dr. ben carson. doctor carson announced he is officially getting out the race for the republican nomination. the move was no surprise, especially after he after a string of disappointing finishes in the primaries, carson said the the numbersdid not add up. i did the math, i looked at the delegate counts, i looked at the states, i requirements. and i realized it simply wasn't going to happen. he'll now head an organization aimed at motivating christians to vote. the supreme court will hear former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal next month. 10 on your side has

and his wife maureen on doing political favors for a wealthy executive- all in exchange for more than 165-thousand dollars in gifts and loans. mcdonnell's lawyers will argue on april 27th, the federal jury unfairly convicted him on a broad definition of bribery. a decision is expected toward the end of june. mcdonnell's wife's appeal is on hold until the supreme court rules. new developments in the public corruption case against the norfolk city treasurer. anthony burfoot's attorney is asking the judge to throw out many of his charges. andrew sacks, burfoot's attorney filed 8 motions. he claims his client was entrapped while on the witness stand and now his statements are being used against him. burfoot testified back in 2013 for the defense in the federal trial for the bank of the commonealth. sacks claim when burfoot took the stand under oath federal prosecutors cross examined him and asked him questions they knew he would lie about. questions like has he ever taken a bribe.

answered no. prosecutors are now using his testimony under oath against him. the feds charged burfoot with 8 counts of corruption and perjury. they say he accepted more than 475 thousand dollars in bribes and kickbacks burfoot is scheduled for trial in may. in just a couple weeks a judge will rule on those motions. tonight loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk tonight, but the windy weather delayed the homecoming at the last minute. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. tonight a change in who processes your trash. the outcome could put more money in your pocket. the southeastern public service authority voted to go with another trash provider from south carolina. rowland taylor / spsa executive director c0030 3:09:06 "generally speaking the repower agreement should save the communities millions of dollars throughout the

years post 2018" 3:09:16 repower's bid came in cheaper than the current trash disposer from portsmouth named wheelabrator. the new agreement also includes building a one of a kind plant in chesapeake. new tonight, a new study confirmed what we've all thought about the zika virus. scientists found some of the strongest evidence that links the virus to severe birth defects and even fetal death. doctors followed 88 pregnant women, where a majority testest postive for zika. almost a third of the women infected had severe pregnancy complications including miscarriage, central nervous system damage their baby. some babies ended up blind and others had abnormal brain development in the womb. new tonight, a country singer lost her battle with cervical cancer. her husband said joey feek died this afternoon surrounded by loved ones. the 40-year-old was part of the award- winning country duo joey and rory.

help for local tornado victims is on the way. find out when experts will be in our area plus a controversial debate over your tax dollars and if the money should fund a local planned parenthood. you'll hear from both sides on the issue. and a possible piece of evidence surfaces from oj

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the debate over planned parenthood will continue next week - with a vote remove state funding for the organization. the department of health gives more than 25-thousand dollars to the hampton roads office. the agency says those are federal dollars-- used for s-t-d prevention and testing. capital news service reports-- the bill's sponsor has said the legislation would defund

"redirect funds to more comprehensive health care for women." " (use phoner board) on the phone - c0001 - cianti stewart-reid - planned parenthood advocates of virginia 13 ban funding to their health care providers, which is planned parenthood 26 robert durel - holy spirit catholic church c0012 - 1443 other health parenthood 1452 planned parenthood says the money it received from the state does not fund abortions. we asked the department of health to break down the numbers for us. you can find them right now on our website wavy dot com. new tonight the suprmeme court blocked a law in louisiana that could force all but one of the state's abortion clinics to close. justices struck down a law that required doctors who provide abortions to have admitting priviledges at nearby hospitals. the move also reverses an order by a federal

allowed enforcement even as the law was being challenged in the courts. it's a sign that a similar law in texas could also be in jepardy. health officials on the peninsula say a skunk tested positive for rabies. crews found the animal in james city county in the area of richmond road. health officials are concerned if anyone or any pet came into contact with the skunk. they say make sure your pet is vaccinated and keep their food inside. tonight all after school activities at gates county high school were cancelled. a school spokeswoman told us someone found a bomb threat written on a wall inside. the superindenent aired on the side of safety and released students around one in the afternoon. the sheriff's office is investigating and did not find anything inside. new tonight, help from the federal government is on its way for those affected by the tornadoes last week. the u-s department of agriculture rural development will be in waverly next thursday to talk about home repair and construction loans.

on site to answer questions and provide advice. the event will be at the fresh pride grocery store on south county drive from three to seven march 10. while the event is in waverly, anyone who was affected by the attend. new numbers on the deadly tornadoes show what they did to people's homes and property. we learned virginia farms lost at on-dollars. chopper 10 was above the damage in waverly. the tornadoes killed three people there. in essex county, the virginia department of forestry says the storm caused about 750-thousand dollars in damage to timber alone. (anchors ad lib toss to don)

clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! overnight, the winds will back off and we'll see scattered clouds with lows in the mid-30s. by the way, you'll have a chance to check out the international space station as it passes over hampton roads tomorrow morning. look up at 5:42 you'll be able to see it for about 5 minutes. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds quick-moving clipper system drops in from the as windy tomorrow, but still cool with highs in the upper-40s. as that weak clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after midnight into early sunday morning. once the showers are gone, expect increasing sunshine on sunday with highs near 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most back

overnight: scattered clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs: upper-40s. winds: calm. sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! overnight, the winds will back off and we'll see scattered clouds with lows in the mid-30s. by the way, you'll have a chance to check out the international space station as it passes over hampton roads tomorrow morning. look up at 5:42 am - the iss will appear above the sw horizon and disappear over the ene horizon. you'll be able to see it for about 5 minutes. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine great lakes. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but still cool with highs in the clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after midnight into early sunday morning. once the

increasing sunshine on 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most of the week with highs back

only on 10, a virginia beach woman convicted of ripping off her employer. and it wasn't for the first time. reaction after the verdict today. and a feline sniffs out trouble. find out why many are calling it a hero. i'm bruce rader and coming up in 25 minutes on the sportswrap, the state high school basketball tournament began tonight, we have 18 boys and girls teams on the road to a championship. we'll have scores and highlights you won't get

march madness began at christopher newport, round one of the ncaa division one tournbament, and could this be the year for william and mary to win it all in the caa,

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you a rarely seen whale. check out this video from off the coast of madagascar. it's one of omura's whales. a team of biologists found the animal swimming in november. at 38-feet-long it's relatively small for whales. scientists first found this kind of whale in the wild only a month prior to this discovery. we've heard this scenario before, someone's caught in a fire, and they're saved. but this is a little different. unknown to the man in cedar falls, iowa, a fire started in his ceiling, that he could not hear or see. nothing seemed wrong, until he noticed his cat, named emma. s/ travis ryan, owner:31 - :33 (quick) "she was usually just leaves me

the feline led her homeowner into the living room where he smelled smoke and called 9-1-1. everyone, including the pets made it out safely. firefighters had to tear open parts of the apartment ceiling to extinguish the fire. a new look at an old high profile case. a knife found on oj simpson's former property leads to renewed interest in the case. new tonight, just as workers begin tearing out the old pipes, a lawmaker in d-c tries to stop money from flowing to flint, michigan.

overnight: scattered clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds:n 5-15 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers likely very late. highs:

sunday: some early morning showers, then increasing sunshine. highs: near 50. winds: n 5-15 mph. ick....not exactly the nicest end to the week! overnight, the winds will back off and we'll see scattered clouds with lows in the mid-30s. by the way, you'll have a chance to check out the international space station as it passes over hampton roads tomorrow morning. look up at 5:42 am - the iss will appear above the sw horizon and disappear over the ene horizon. you'll be able to see it for about 5 minutes. we'll start with a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow, but more clouds will fill in as a quick-moving clipper system drops in from the great lakes. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but still cool with highs in the upper-40s. as that weak clipper brushes across hampton roads, we will likely see some spotty rain showers after midnight into early sunday morning. once the showers are gone, expect increasing sunshine on sunday with highs near 50. next week is looking much better! we'll see plenty of sunshine through most of the week with highs back

only on 10, once described as a loyal employee, a virginia beach woman was found guilty of ripping off the company, and it's not the first time. today a judge convicted mandi flowers of embezzlement from people's auction company in chesapeake. she was the only office worker at peoples. so when money went missing they went looking for mandi flowers. (9 8:07) (("my flowers what would you like to about this yet")) runs: 07 (12:05 10) wesley peoples/victim (("our families camped together parties child's birth hospital went to her wedding when she married with bryan to find out

unbelievable runs: 12 back in 2001, flowers pleaded guilty to embezzlement, and was sentenced to a six years suspended. developing tonight, a case that captivated the nation is back in the news. police in los angeles say they are testing a knife supposedly discovered near o-j simpson's home. investigators are looking to find out if the knife is connected to the murders of simpson's former wife, nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. police say a former l-a-p-d traffic officer recently turned the knife over to detectives. officials say the officer said he was working off-duty on a movie nearby simpson's home 12-years ago, when a construction worker gave him the knife. investigators now are skeptical. sound andrew neiman - lapd media relations " we prove one way or another that it is not.

on all charges in 1995. since the, the murder case has remained "open." tonight we know many of the same drugs involved in bobbi kristina brown's death were in her mother whitney houston's system when she passed away. the medical examiner released brown's autopsy report today after investigators could not figure out if her death was intentional or accidental. brown's case is similar to that of her mother's. both autopsy reports found the women had used cocaine, marijuana, and the same prescription drug used to treat anxiety. both women were discovered face- down and unresponsive in bathtubs. brown died last year after she went into a coma. houston passed away in 2012. a-m-c theaters is now the biggest movie theater chain in the world the company announced yesterday it bought carmike cinemas. the deal is worth dollars. a-m-c added more than six-hundred theaters in

new tonight, a student faces charges after sharing nude photos of his teacher. police in south carolina say the high school student went through his teacher's cellphone. the 16-year old faces a computer crime and voyeruism. the teacher involved said she shot the nude selfie to share with her husband. after the student went through her phone she quit her job teaching in charleston. the superintendent said it was the teacher's fault for leaving students unattended during a four-minute break between classes. developing in flint, michigan - a republican senator says federal aid is not needed. senator mike lee from utah is holding up bipartisan legislation to address the lead-contaminated water crisis. he says michigan's republican governor has not asked for federal help and the state does not need it because of an enormous budget surplus. senators from both parties reached a deal for a 220-million dollar package to fix and replace the pipes, but the bill remains on hold. crews started today to replace those pipes that

emergency. tonight u-s safety regulators are looking into complaints that the breaks can fail on some of fords f-150 pick up trucks. the n-t-s-b says its investigation covered about 420-thousand vehicles with model years 2013 and 2014. so far the agency recieved 33 complaints from drivers who say the pedals can suddenly go to the floor with a complete loss of braking. four drivers reported crashes, but no injuries. the n-t-s-b is looking into whether or not a recall is necessary. still ahead tonight, tunnel work this weekend. why you may need to change how you'll head between norfolk and portsmouth. and start your weekend off right with 10 on your side. lex gray will have your latest headlines and meteorologist deitra tate will have your latest forecast tomorrow morning starting

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alert in time for the weekend. the midtown tunnel is closing in both directions. crews will shut down u-s 58 sunday night at six and plan to reopen the road monday morning at five. this is so workers can install a new pedestrian for the elizabeth river trail on the norfolk side. today, my colleagues here at wavy-tv 10 and i supported our friend and morning anchor katie collett. this is some of the video from the multiple sclerosis society's "on the move luncheon." you may know katie is living with m-s. today ceremonies for the event at the founders inn. hundreds of local businesses raised money and awareness to help find a cure. next week is m-s awareness week and you'll see many of us wearing orange to show our support. many of you may be gearing up for a very

or still looking for things to do. there's the battle of hampton roads going on at the mariners' museum and the opening of lantern asia, just to name a few. you can find all the details of these events and everything else happening in hampton roads right now on our community website h-r-scene dot com. if you like high school basketball, you'll love tonight's sportswrap.

do not delete these supers!!! this is what they strive for all season, a chance to win it all. the state championships began today, 18 local boys and girls teams are in the mix--and we have you covered here on the sportswrap. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this friday night, a big weekend for basketball fans. hampton roads always a hot bed of high school sports, so many great players have come from our area. but some very interesting stories to talk about this year--for example oscar smith from chesapeake, in the state tournament for the first time in school history. what a season it's been for the tigers---the first time they've ever

tournament----trying to make the first time a charm facing 23 and 5---and 3 seed west spring field--- white---down 7 early---shawn rogers----yessir from three point range---- and next up---the senior who's headed to radford next season--- donald hicks---one of the best in school history----tough jumper goes--- oscar smith keeps it going in the second half, and comes up with a 48 to 41 win, not bad for a team that has never played in the state tournament before, the tigers now head to richmond to take on battlefield on tuesday. woodside is playing west potomac tonight, a late game, no final from that 6a state quarter final just yet. boys 5-a semi's hampton charlotsville, hampton wearing white---trailed by ten at halftime. in the third quarter matthais caver, the hero