across hampton roads in the last 36 hours. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live from norfolk with details about the most recent shooting. neighbors told me they heard around five shots in rapid fire. then people ran off. back here ath operations the norfolk police investigation continues to find out who was shot and why. this is the 7th shooting for hampton roads in 48 hours. according to police, someone shot a man and left him near the corner of barre and pollard street. detectives focused their investigation around that area. investigators conducted interviews with neighbors. one said they saw people running from the area after the shots were fired. police have not said the man's age, but he was taken to the hosptial with serious injuries. the most recent victim during a rash of shootings across hampton roads. an unsettling wake up call at the the virginia beach ocean front, in the early morning hours. brian sloggie / woken by gunshots c0025 6:56 "when you hear

firecrackers you know 'pop pop pop pop.' 7:01 sloggie / woken by gunshots c0025 6:17 " i was in my room and watching tv early this morning i just heard shots fired." 6:22 you know who is gonna do anything? youre gonna stay where you are at. im not gonna go investigate whats going on. "6:27 in this case, police arrested a suspect nearby and in a short amount of time. but still its another victim sent to the hospital with life threatening injuries. brian sloggie / woken by gunshots c0025 7:30 " well its everyday. you look at the virginia beach, suffolk, chesapeake, portsmouth whatever. it's scary man." 7:40 sloggie might speak for all people this weekend. in a 48 hour span,,, 6 shootings. the most recent in portsmouth, the most deadly, the murder on kingston avenue saturday afternoon. where neighbors say the violence is too common. vanessa carter-west / neighbor c0032 1:27:41 "god only knows what happened here today, but its just like over fear." 1:27:49 at least on kingston avenue people feel like the fight against violence can start in their backyard. vanessa carter-west / neighbor

just this street, i mean i live in norfolk i live in a city that has a lot of trouble and what i would like to see is just a lot of people coming together." 1:28:24 too many shootings, too close for comfort brian sloggie / woken by gunshots c0025 8:34 "i went to the window like crazy thinking is it outside. i wasn't gonna and that was enough." 8:45 a weekend in hampton roads marked by gun violence. we are working to get more information from norfolk police on the suspect or suspects and the victim. including his condition and age. in norfolk matt gregory 10 on your side. let's take a look at the weather. chances are - you'll be pretty happy about the forecast... but first, here's a live look from towercam 10 over downtown norfolk meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know what we can

overnight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. winds: calm. monday: high, thin clouds. nice and mild! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. warmer! highs: low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the weather department! overnight, with mainly clear skies, temperatures will tumble back into the low-30s..so a bit of a chilly start to your monday. you'll need a warm jacket as you head out the door, but you won't need one as you're heading home! high pressure will take control tomorrow, so we'll be treated to plenty of sunshine with highs back in the then mid-70s expected all the way through friday! i've dropped the chance of showers for thursday night....instead, we won't see any rain until next

don't forget to always stay connected through our wavy weather app. it's free for all apple and android users. one person is dead, another hurt after they were hit yesterday by a norfolk southern train in winston- salem, north carolina. people, including a child, were walking along a bridge when the train came along. three of of the path of the train. a 51-year-old woman died at the scene, and a 37-year-old man had to get surgery after being hit. we have a time saver tonight - the midtown tunnel is closed right now until tomorrow morning. your detour is the downtown tunnel while the midtown tunnel is closed. the midtown tunnel will

expect some lane closures along interstate 64 this week. single lane closures between the colonial williamsburg exit and jefferson avenue will happen between 8 each night until 5 the following morning. these closures will go through thursday. this is part of the i-64 widening process. speaking of cars - gas prices are up over the past two weeks... the first significant rise since june last time last year. the main cause of the increase was the bump in crude oil prices-- the jump was two times as much as the rise in retail gasoline. because of this... prices at the pump may be pushed up even more... unless oil costs drop quickly. an increased demand for american gasoline also influenced the price hike. here locally the average gas prices across hampton roads is about 1- dollar-57 cents a gallon - the lowest price is 1-42.

first lady - nancy reagan is dead at the age of 94. a spokesperson says she died from congestive heart failure... the news broke earlier today... nancy reagan is most known for her 'just say no to drugs' and her dedication to charity work. rene marsh looks back on her incredible life. nancy reagan once said, "my life really began when i married my and me. we completed each other." she was born anne frances robbins in new york in 1921. her parents were separated, and when she was seven, her mother married a chicago neurosurgeon named loyal davis...who later adopted her. she studied acting in college, and in 1949 signed a contract with m-g-m....but her career nearly ended before it began when her name appeared on a list of suspected communist sympathizers. hoping to help, a friend

the president of the screen actor's guild, a dashing leading man... named ronald reagan. (sheila tate/ nancy reagan's press secretary) "she wanted to fix this but she also wanted to meet ronald reagan. because available and cute he was." it would be the start of one of hollywood's...and washington's...most enduring love stories. (nancy reagan) "i knew right away, it took him a little bit longer, i had to push him a little bit." the couple even played opposite each other in a movie called "hellcats of the navy". in 1966, ronald reagan started a second career as a politician....and was elected governor of california. when he began his run for president...she was by his side, gazing adoringly... (kenneth duberstein/ former white house chief of staff) "it was for real. that wasn't an actress. the adoration they had for each other." once her husband was in office, she was often seen wearing designer gowns, and famously re- decorated the white house. this brought

press. but she had her own special grit. especially after an assassin's bullet struck her husband. she rarely left his bedside. as first lady, reagan traveled the country promoting a drug education program which made famous the phrase "just say no." (nancy reagan) "now, i didn't mean that was the whole answer, obviously, but it served a purpose." she also successfully battled breast cancer once the couple left washington, reagan cared for her husband for years as he struggled with alzheimer's. after his death, and majestic state funeral in 2004,reagan devoted her time to his presidential library and foundation. (nancy reagan) "there are people who told me that it gets much easier. well, maybe for them, but not for me.i miss him now more than i ever did." nancy reagan will be remembered for her unflinching devotion to her husband. both in and

washington. . i'm rene marsh she will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to president reagan. in lieu of flowers, mrs. reagan requested contributions be made to the ronald reagan presidential library and foundation. we're just getting started here on wavy news 10 - still ahead. veteran - we'll tell you why this is so important for the vet's family. also - remembering a rookie officer - we'll show you how one massachusetts community is coming together to remember a fallen virginia officer. and - voting on marriage - we'll tell you the next country where people will have the chance to say if they support same-sex marriage. people in yorktown are celebrating the newly

sergeant woody slate. slate was badly hurt after serving in afghanistan. he did a series of dives in the euphrates and tigris rivers - where he got several injuries. he ended up getting compartment syndrome - which caused him to lose both of his legs. the new home features special adaptations to help with wheelchair access. his wife is very grateful for the new home. sandra slate/wife 15.19.28 its amazing gift, there are no words to describe how thankful we are. 32 homes for troops gave the family their new home - they work with injured soldiers from across the country.

following for more than a week. last saturday rookie police officer, ashley guindon was shot to death in prince william county. guindon was on the first day of the job - when she was shot to death while responding to a domestic argument in woodbridge. people in springfield, massaschusetts are honoring guindon. this is video from a wake earlier this afternoon - her funeral is tomorrow in west springfield. she was 28 years old. hundreds of people came together to remember greg police officer who is now facing a murder charge. before the memorial - 50 people walked to honor his life. those who knew him say gunn would have wanted a peaceful walk rather than the violent outbursts seen in other cities. the attorney for former taliban prisoner, army sergeant bowe bergdahl, wants to meet with donald trump. on the campaign trail, trump has been calling bergdahl a traitor. bergdahl was held captive for five years before his release in 20-14 --

return. but bergdahl is now charges... for leaving his unit in afghanistan before his capture. a letter to trump yesterday, saying he wants to interview trump about those statements. (voice of: eugene fidell/bowe bergdahl's lawyer) in fact, mr. as to whether my client can get a fair trial, which he's entitled to under the do process clause of the u.s. constitution. his attorney says if trump doesn't meet - he will try toget a deposition. we have new information about people and their drinking water. a recent poll says only about half of americans are very confident their drinking water is safe to drink. more than half of people say contaminated water - like the water in flint, michigan - is a sign of a widespread problem in the country. only 33-percent of people say they're moderately confident with their water. this week is severe

carolina. governor pat mccrory is reminding people to have an emergency plan in place. this wednesday schools and government buildings across the state will practice tornado drills. last year, there were nine tornadoes in north carolina - more than 130 cases of flash flooding and hundreds of severe thunderstorms. all those weather events caused more than 12-million dollars in damage. heavy rain flooded the streets of northern california. this video was taken off of wilderness loop in linda, about 40 miles north of sacramento. the heavy rain is needed in northern california as the area has been in a severe drought for past several years. the rain is forecasted to continue falling on sunday and into monday morning. we have two breaking news just into the wavy newsroom... the first - we have just learned a call just came into the newsroom for a shooting - on lead street in norfolk. within the last 10 minutes. police found a person

we're working to find out how badly the person is hurt. and to other breaking news - a fire at an apartment building - on chesapeake boulevard in norfolk. that call also came in within the last 15 minutes. we're told smoke is coming out of the building. as soon as we get the latest information we'll pass it along to you. overnight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. winds: calm. monday: high, thin clouds. nice low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the low-30s..so a bit of a chilly start to your monday. you'll need a warm jacket as you head

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up next - amputee soccer academy - how this academy is an outlet for people from several countries. plus - marriage vote - the next country that'll ask its people if they support

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may hold the key to preventing obesity, too. a study followed latino middle school children who swapped out peanuts for unhealthy snacks. after 12 weeks, the children who ate the nuts had a lower body mass index than those who did not. and they continued to lower their b-m-i for 12 weeks beyond the study. amputee children from across europe came together in ireland this weekend for a special three-day soccer training academy. more than 34 youngsters aged six to 16 from five different countries took part. one of them is eleven-year-old jack douglas, who suffered a serious leg injury when he was only two years old. after years of painful treatment his family made the tough decision to amputate his leg 18 months ago. jack says playing soccer is an outlet for him to have fun and forget about his disability. s/ jack douglas / amputee soccer player :08 "i just stuff i had...the operations and all." the academy organizer

international soccer associations getting involved and organizing tournaments. still to come - surfing dogs! - the competition that included people and man's best friend. plus - justice nomination - why sources say the president is closer than ever to filling the late justice scalia's

overnight: mainly clear. chilly. lows: low-30s. winds: calm. monday: high, thin clouds. nice and mild! highs: low-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. warmer! highs: low-70s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. this discussion will be a struggle - we don't have much to talk about in the weather department! overnight, with mainly clear skies, temperatures will tumble back into the low-30s..so a bit of a chilly start to your monday. you'll need a warm jacket as you head out the door, but you won't need one as you're heading home! high pressure will take control tomorrow, so we'll be treated to plenty of sunshine with highs back in the low-60s! it'll be even warmer as we continue through the week - low-70s on tuesday, then mid-70s expected all the way through friday! i've dropped the chance of showers for thursday night....instead, we won't see any rain until next sunday! the white house could announce a new supreme

now. and speculation is swirling about a few possible picks. 10 on your side's national correspondent chance seales has the story from d-c. ((chance seales /

president obama says he'll pick a new supreme media are camped outside the west wing, for any clue as to who's going in and who's going out. i've read some public reports about her, but i have not met her in person ((vo)) speculation is running rampant - at the white house - about a supreme court nominee. ((reporter)) have you seen her here by chance? ((josh earnest / white house press secretary)) hahaha, that's clever. ((vo)) they're talking about jane kelly, a federal appeals court judge from iowa. ((gfx)) the new york times broke the news - that kelly is being vetted as a possible nominee - to replace antonin scalia. ((vo)) it puts chuck grassley - also from iowa -- in a bind. he's in charge of senate confirmation hearings - supported kelly in the past - and is up for reelection. also churning nomination chatter - two judges from the powerful d.c. circuit court of appeals. ((gfx)) sri srinivasan - a moderate, indian- american judge who won easy confirmation in 2013. ((gfx)) and patricia millett, who only got two votes from republicans, during her

((gfx)) also the more liberal - attorney general lorettea lynch - who would be the first black female will not be filled this year. ((gfx)) 66% of americans want the senate to hold confirmation hearings, as democrats take their case directly to the american people. ((sen. harry reid / d-nevada)) they think that... they're going to wait and see what president trump will do, i guess, as far as a nomination. ((vo)) reid says mr. obama will point, he has to choose whether to swing for the fences, or go seales. we're following develolping news from australia. the country's attorney-general, george brandis confirmed that a public vote on same-sex marriage will be held this year under a coalition government. senator brandis told sky news in sydney today that if the government was re- elected, a vote on the issue would be held before 2017. but another australian politician said a referendum would be an expensive

s/ richard di natale / greens party leader :23 "people wanted to see a equality the fact is that he is somebody who at least expresses the view that is contrary to abbott's, but he's carrying on with tony abbott's divisive plan for a plebiscite, and we're going to find a lot of hateful groups who spread bigotry, prejudice through the plebiscite." right now in australia, same-sex couples can have civil unions or register their relationships in most states. however the government does not consider them married under national law. two italian hostages were freed friday from isis custody in western libya. gino pollicardo and filippo calcagno were freed from a house in a northwestern district of sabratha. the area has seen fierce fighting between isis fighters and local forces. their release came as two other italian hostages in libya were killed in recent clashes. the foreign ministers of afghanistan, egypt and indonesia met today as

organization of islamic cooperation. the three diplomats signed a memorandum of understanding on training and education cooperation. the organization of islamic cooperation was founded in 1969 to be a collective voice of the muslim world. it's one of the largest international organizations with 56 member states in africa, asia, europe and south america. the italian coast guard rescued 13 migrants at sea yesterday off the greek island of kos. the migrants' sinking inflatable boat was full of water last night when the coast guard boat got to it. officials say the migrants were from pakistan and afghanistan. the italian coast guard is operating in greece as part of the european union's border force, frontex. the number of migrants and refugees arriving in italy and greece has risen sharply since the start of this year compared to the same period in 2015. the number of dengue fever cases in brazil has also surged since the beginning of this

concerns about the possibility of a major dengue outbreak. brazil's health ministry says in the first five weeks of the year, cases of dengue fever were up 46 percent compared with the same period last year. as of february sixth, a total of 170- thousand people in the country contracted the disease. the virus is spread by mosquitoes. so far, there are no vaccines or drugs available to prevent or treat the infection. experts say the most effective way to prevent the disease is to practice good health places with stagnant water - breeding grounds for mosquitoes. families of those who were aboard malaysia airlines flight m-h-370 attended a ceremony today to mark the second anniversary of the jet's disappearance. the families appealed to authorities to keep searching for the plane. they released white balloons tagged with the names of everyone aboard the plane and the words "m-h-370: always remembered in our hearts." an ongoing search in the southern indian ocean has

boeing triple seven. but a wing part washed ashore on reunion island in the western indian ocean last july. the plane vanished on march eighth, 2014, with 239 people on board. unless fresh clues emerge, the search is expected to end in june. some of the victims' family members are questioning that decision. you, i don't think its is the right spot (for the search efforts). there's a lot of other theories saying that maybe its at diego garcia or maybe other areas, so why are we still looking at that area? that's my question." authorities are investigating whether another piece of suspicious debris, found three days ago, was also part of the lost flight. up next - surfing dogs - its a competition you don't want to miss. 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 nine a-m on fox-

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some of the canine competitors rode the waves with their owners, while others surfed solo. organizers say the competition wasn't about winning or losing - it was a fun way to bring together dogs and humans and celebrate their love of surfing. the human competitors said their dogs loved it. s/ kerry pitman / 1st time dog surfer :10 "it thinking at some point that he was going to jump off but no, he stayed, he trusted me enough to stay (laugh)." surfers of all ages and skill levels took part. up next---what did the winds whip up for the sprint cup circuit in las vegas---- we'll look ahead to monday-----a number of local high school teams playing in the state semifinals-- uva's malcolm brogden makes acc

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sportswrap is next. goodnight. i'm nathan epstein. welcome to the sportswrap-- if you're a ufc fan---it was a wild night in vegas-------miecha tate upsetting holly holm--- and nate diaz with the shocking win over previously unbeaten connor mcgregor--- so what would the sprint cup have in store---

wind--- gusts up to 40 miles an hour and even a sand storm---delayed things for a while--- and there's tate---fresh off the big win--- 43 laps to go--- kyle busch---the hometown kid with the lead----matt kenseth spins out-- "transcribebitehere" final results----joey logano is second right ahead of jimmie

dale earnhardt with 76 all-time wins last week---kyle busch settles for fourth ahead of austin dillon--- ryan blaney is sixth ahead of kevin harvick---dale junior, pole-winner kurt busch and kasey kahne---sprint cup at pheonix next weekend. it's tournament time---march madness is just about here---is this the year for tony shaver and william & mary---one of only five original programs never to have made the ncaa tournament----they were two wins away--- today---the caa tournament semi final against the top-seed hofstra--- winner of the tournament gets the automatic bid-- william & mary wearing green---flying in the first half--- greg molinowski---puts his man on the floor--drains the three--- then on the fast break--- terry tarpy--behind the back to connor burchfield tribe led 34-30 at the half-- late second half--- hofstra takes the lead---