and andy fox is combing through the paperwork. the city of norfolk and burfoot were issued subpoenas from the f-b-i last year. we first reported that in april. now today, the indictment has come out. 10 on your side's jason marks joins us live from the federal courthouse, with more on what happened today. jason? burfoot dozens of times

andy fox is on toll patrol talking about the ideas including hikes on gas taxes. >> the state senator and delegates chris jones think taxpayers got a raw deal on tunnel tolls. tonight they have their own ideas on how to protect taxpayers from any more bad deals. >> look what occurred with the downtown tunnel. i think we all agreed that was handled the wrong way. >> the delegates chris jones says it's wrong to put up a toll without offering a free alternative route that has no tolls. >> we have tolls on the high rise bridge. you have to have free alternatives on the high rise bridge. if you add more lanes you would toll the new lanes. >> same for the hampton road no new lane, no new toll. >> if you want to add two more lanes you could toll that. >> but until you do that there will be no tolls on the high rise bridge? >> the way that the bill is written if it's passed, that would be correct. >> what about the reversible lanes? >> they request we look at the hot lane going to the base and convert it to a hot lane configuration. >> now is the appropriate time to have that discussion. do w

ok thank you no comment then runs: 13 andy fox toys andy fox toys we're hearing what you have to say about one plan to fight crime in portsmouth-- the increased violence is one reason, many tell us- they're fed up with city leadership. councilman danny meeks shared his vision to change that with us. it includes adding police beats and improving the relationship between officers and the people they serve. on wavy-dot-com, 56-percent of you said: his plan would make a difference. 19-percent said: not so much. you can also see our previous reports involving city leadership in portsmouth on our website. breaking news -- arrested ammon bundy. he's been leading a group of armed ranchers that took over federal land in oregon. we have confirmed reports of shots fired - and now one person dead. we are still working to learn who fired the shots. a virginia beach veteran has taken on a new role in the resort city. city counil named dave hansen the new city manager tonight. they say he has spent ten years working for the city, and he had a 30-year military career. hansen takes over for former ci

let's turn to 10 on your side's andy fox in the newsroom. andy-- you got reaction from city officials-- and a deeper look into the indictment itself. i've read the indictment. prosecutors will tell you this is class quid pro quo. you do this for me, i'll do this for you. federal prosecutors allege in exchange for his official actions burfoot took over $425 thousand dollars in kickbacks, meals, drinks, entertainment, travel, free renovations to his home, high end applicances, and his car loans paid for. february 2011 there's norfolk vice mayor anthony burfoot in the audience tivest development and construction ceo dwight ethridge a city project that could make him millions that burfoot made happen, falling apart under a cloud of suspicion. (first byte) ((there's lots of things being said i have worked my whole life to build my integrity.")) that was then, this is now ethridge serving a 50 month term in a federal prison on vnrelated charges, and if he's convicted burfoot could be going to prison too. councilman andy protogyrou (7:05 15) (("i am

virginai beach police say a man walked into this dollar tree and another store 13:53:42 and our andy fox will have reaction from the citizens of portsmouth on the mayor's arrest. our top story today revolves around escalating tensions between portsmouth city officials. following last night's city council meeting - sheriff bill watson tried to make a traffic stop involving mayor kenny wright - over sticker. today mayor wright turned himself into the magistrate on a felony eluding charge - for not stopping for the sheriff. 10 on your side's andy fox hit the pavement to find out what you think about this on going feud in portsmouth. andy? (54:42 10 carolyn) first 1 ((laughs...i mean its par for the course something right. what's with t vern hem)) runs:10 (2:34 12) faye evans 2 ((the mayor was wrong in that issue. just because he is a politician he is the mayor of our city does not give him the right to break any laws and to not stop and to take care care of))

andy fox as a look at the political shakeup going on. reporter: several sources confirm he has been making calls, randy forbes has, letting people know this might happen. call it a political switcheroo. randy forbes' best chance to win, a politician's number one job is to win, his best chance to win might be to jump districts. >> congressman forbes is actively considering a bid for congress in the second district. repo support. he has an excellent reputation as being a solid member of congress. reporter: look what redrawn lines have done to the fourth district. the proposed district, blacks up to 43%. blacks traditionally vote democratic. the new democra -- >> under the star by the court of appeals, the fourth district is not look favorable to republicans. reporter: look at the 2012 election numbers from the new fourth restrict. the congressman deciding not to run likely through randy forbes a political lifeline. >> it would not be a guerin, but he has a lot of support among rank-and-file -- it would not be a guarantee, but he has a lot

he's talking only to 10 on your side's andy fox. those statistics come from city-data.com. 10 on your side cares a lot about how to cut down crime, to make communities safer, to build postive relations with police. councilman danny meeks agreed to meet with us, to give us his plan. he's heard the growing chorus that portsmouth city council doesn't have a disconnected, dysfunctional. meeks says "they get it" and he does have a plan to tame the mean streets of portsmouth. super: councilman danny meeks/portsmouth (14:32 2) use as breakout ((it's always prostitution and drug dealing and there been a couple of fights out here . i've never heard gun shots out here i know there's been a murder a couple of blocks over )) runs:10 (2 13:34) first part used ((we've been out here for 15 20 minutes haven't seen an officer at all. no does that concern you? yes you won't see them they will cut through elm to go somewhere else)) runs; 10 tonight only on 10, councilman danny meeks talks about his hometown, outrageous crime, silence at city hall, and

with sarah flaherty i'm andy fox in williamsburg 10 on your side. a lot of our main interstates are clear. this is a live look from interstate 64 near newport news. a lot of the secondary streets are still slick in a lot of places - especially in the peninsula. speaking of roads - we have a crew checking for potential icy conditions. 10 on your side's joe fisher is riding along with photojournalist chris omahan they've been all across hampton roads -- they're in newport news now. -- joe, the roads seem to be clearing up? i'm joe fisher. conditions across penninsula. tonight: clear and cold. puddles may refreeze. lows: low-20s. winds: light nw. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder! highs: mid-40s. winds: light south. mid-50s. winds: s 5-15 mph. that pesky storm is now a nuisance to minor tidal this evening with temperatures dropping into the low-30s by 9 pm. morning - nothing widespread, but something to be aware of. we'll even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening. cho

ten on your side's andy fox has been keeping an eye on the situation from james city county? andy? today vdot is preparing for a storm tomorrow we caught up with the secretary of transportation who has been closely advising the governor. supers; secretary aubrey layne/transportation robert melton/homeless as storm preps are underway at vdot in williamsburg-james city county the governor has declared a state of emergency following the advice of transportation secretary aubrey layne (8 28) ((which allowed vdot to get heavy supplies heavy trucks on the road suspended all the restrictions)) runs: 06 vdot has meetings at 10am and 12 hours after that during the winter storm. and they either meet or talk with the governor twice a day during the (14:04 28) ((we go around the state they governor least twice a day)) runs: 12 out on the streets people prepare including the homeless like 29 year old robert melton (24:08 36) ((the worst part cant take a nap get comfortable everything about it is just terrible how do you deal with the cold put on 20 coats)) runs: 14 a car stopped by and helped o

andy fox explains why hampton roads is carrying a lot of clout this year. and the reasons behind this unusal means of transportation for the dearly departed in this funeral. see these stories when nicole livas joins me beginning at 5. new information in the hannah graham murder investigation. court documents show how detectives closed in on suspect jesse matthew. hurt by hoverboards. a lot of times the falls are nothing to laugh about. a warning from doctors and advise to we're on your side with a recall from walmart. the store is recalling 330- thousand griddles because of a shock hazard. the recall involves black rival brand griddles. number "x-j-1-4-2-0-7" are printed on the bottom. "rival" is printed on the outside edge. the griddles were sold at walmart stores and online between july and december. if you have stop using it and return it to any walmart for a full refund. doctors say the number of hoverboard injuries is rising. one ortheopedic surgeon says he's never treated hoverboard injuries until this season. some people have broken bones. others hav

ok thank you no comment then runs: 13 andy fox toys you can also see our previous reports involving city leadership in portsmouth on our website. virginia beach -- police dispatchers say officers are investigating a robbery with shots fired. they say it happened on bonney road near south independence boulevard tonight. dispatchers say it it started when one person tried buying a cellphone from two men. they say the men robbed the would- be-customer -- who tried to shoot the suspects, as they ran away. they say no one was hit-- and the victim refused to go to the hospital. a virginia beach veteran has taken on a new role in the resort city. city counil named dave hansen the new city manager tonight. they say he has spent ten years working for the city, and he had a 30-year military career. hansen takes over for former city manager james spore. he retired last month after 24-years with virginia beach. new information about a couple of planned projects in virginia beach. tonight, city council planned to discuss a proposal for the 15th street pier. mayor will sessoms says: leaders will be wo

our area has seen the most. 10 on your side's andy fox is live from road conditions. runs: 1:06 out cue house shortly ( nt sd) runs:03 the williamsburg bluffs neighborhood typical. kids sledding. sledding on anything they can find parents scraping cars passing on snow covered streets still not cleared by the city. shawn nelson not expecting his daughter to go to school monday secondary roads not clear (53:54 13) (( we are assuming school is canceled tomorrow and we have lined up a sitter for tomorrow so we're not expecting kids to go to school and we both have to work)) runs: 07 (nat sd scraping) snow and ice mean money for zach farish (59 :20 28) ((are they lining up to give you 30 dollars. pretty much every single person has given me 30. good for in for young and not so (57:10 25) brooklyn ((9weve been sick the last couple of days so we were cooped up the heat was on so it was hot inside)) runs: 10 (53:31 13) (9cabin fever took my car out on the street getting everyone out of the house we have a crew checking on the roads for you as we monitor potential icy conditio

we start with andy fox. nicole: you saw a couple of cars go into ditches. don: it was a lot worse earlier and it has got warmer. we got a snow plow coming in. that is your county. vdot is here. this is actually williamsburg. the williamsburg trucks go up and down here. they have been clearing the roads all day long, just in time. drivers can get home from work. we begin our snow day wraparound in a ditch. >> snowfall isn't too bad. just some stuff and driveways. reporter: how is the driving for you? >> it is ok. i am more used to it. reporter: snow and icy. >> i recommend staying off the road if you don't have snow driving skills. reporter: it was like this all day. member the car in the ditch? he got out and in trouble. we got out and started pushing to a safe landing. >> there you go. there you go. out of the way. >> that was very bad tires. reporter: he eventually said thanks and when on his way. 2.5 inches of snow here in city county is the latest. erin kelly: it started snowing around 10:30 this morning. it switched over to icy rain. i want to show you

our local communities are hitting the roads as snow is most likely. 10 on your side's andy fox continues our team coverage from james city county. andy? all day vdot getting ready, and at the local lowes they're getting ready too. brunt of the storm. vdot plows the county streets and they also plow the interstate. they are expecting a mess tomorrow morning. at the local lowe's, it did not take long to find folks preparing. this person bought a chainsaw to cut a limb. >> the last winter storm, i had a big them out of our oaktree. andy: so you've got been chainsaw. you hope you don't have to do it again. >> vdot expecting 12 hour shifts to begin tomorrow morning. >> we put this down on the roadway. once the moisture starts to melt. andy: no one is taking chances. just prepared. >> i bought ice melt and light bulbs and wind chill wiper fluid. >> because it is going to get nasty. >> we've got solved, we've got the pipes covered. all that stuff. everything is good. >> wishing you were in miami. >> yes. >> yeah, we are all wishing we were in miami. i know where we will all be tomorrow, coverin

we begin our coverage with 10 on your side's andy fox with a time line of events. at the heart of the tragedy is 26 year old cameron dooley who killed himself after killing five family members at 3:35 wednesday afternoon chesapeake police respond to the dooley home on wildwood road friends were concerned something was wrong when the show up they find cameron's brother 22 year old landon dead on the floor. 13:36 - show us your ok. show us what room you are in. turn the lights on and off, or play with the blinds. or come out the front door with your hands up. three and a half hours later a massive police operation outside this home on george home of cameron's grandmother police negotiated with cameron for several hours a viewer sent this video of the police operation. 14:38 (person recording says - they are going in) 18:05 - do something, let us know that you are ok. if you need help, show us that you need help. horrific acts . they find cameron's father 50 year old todd dooley recently retired chesapeake police officer dead they find cameron's mother 54 year old lor

then at 6-- more from andy fox on the upcoming changes to our congressional makeup. who will represent you in the next year? some names will stay the same-- but maybe changing places. but first ahead here at 4 --- a teacher who doesn't act her age. she's still teaching at 102. hear why she's one of the school's most beloved teachers --- a new jersey woman is proving that you're never too old to do something you love. at 102 years old --- she's still teaching children how to cook and sew. (agnes zhelesnik/teacher, sundance school) "102 is.... i feel like... maybe 95." agnes zhelesnik is better school. she spent most of her adult life as a stay at home mom. she started her career as a teacher at the age of 80 ----when the school found itself in need. her daughter recruited her. she teaches at the same school. (3 supers, delay before 2 and 3) (agnes arakelian/daughter) "i saw how she took care of the family and i knew that she wanted to get out a little bit. it wasn't supposed to be this extensive." (reporter) "do you love teaching?" (agnes zhelesnik/teacher, sundance s

a suspect has been charged with a sex offense and kidnapping. 10 on your side's andy fox is investigating this case. andy what have you learned? police confirm the 17 year old victim was raped. we spent the day looking for answers on how this happened and how it ended. 22 year old aeron nicholas etheridge checked into this elizabeth city econo lodge last week. a clerk describes him as creepy, with each other to stay away from him, but not dangerous enough to call police on him. police say last night etheridge attacks a 17 year old ties her up and sexually assaults her. after the attack etheridge heads to his mothers house claiming he had to run from the motel for smoking dope in his room. the mother does not want us to use her name (9:36 29) ((girls that cleaned said they smelled marijuana in his room and said he was on the room for that. he came up here about 12 last night he told me that i said i can't see well enough to take you back to the motel tonight so you are going to have to stay here and sleep on the couch for the night)) runs: 17 in the morning the two return to the scene of t

she is out of the hospital and etheridge is in jail. 10 on your side's andy fox is live in elizabeth city where he's been working to learn more about what happened. we were hoping to get an interview with police with some official word, but that has not happened yet. here's what we've been able to piece this is 22 year old aeron nicholas etheridge he is accused of sexual assault and kidnapping a 17 year old clerk who worked at this econolodge. associated with the alleged tying up of the clerk. police say an attack did take place. after the attack etheridge left the motel and the clerk called 9-1-1. we are told she was taken to the hospital but has been released. etheridge made his way to his mother's home, he spends the right there, and she brings him back to the motel unaware of the assault that happened last night. they return to the scene of the crime-the motel and a clerk on duty there calls police who filled her in on what happened. the grandmother does not want us to use her name. ((once again what did the policeman tell you he told me he assaulted someone. tied some girl down

nicole: andy fox has learned the former state senator check make waters will consider running -- jeff make waters will consider running for that seat. tom: information on the man accused of raping a motel employee. we will see what happened in court. nicole: also, charged with a felony, but is it too much? this scandal led to the portsmouth mayor being arrested on a felony charge. tom: a tough competitor tonight in sports. nicole: get ready for a good dose of rain as we continue this thursday night. news 10 at 6:00 with tom schaad, bruce withtom: the man accused of raping a city motel clerk appeared in court. the 22-year-old heard the sex and kidnapping charges against him. tricked the clerk into bringing soap and do his room and then jumped her from behind. he tied her hands and rape her. he then walked to his grandmother's house. she brought him back to the motel, unaware he had assaulted the clerk. >> they told us you raped her. did you? tell us what happened. >> we did not talk to the immediate family. the evidence at the hotel and the witness statements all point to one person. >

our andy fox tweeted about the rising water in the area earlier tonight. that tidal flooding hit parts of portsmouth today -- this is a look at wythe street just outside our studio in portsmouth. we call it lake wavy, and the water always rises when tidal flooding happens. the water actually spilled out onto port centre parkway. a viewer sent us this video of flooding outside their apartments in portsmouth today. you're seeing the bay view gardens apartment complex on victory boulevard. team coverage of the winter storm takes us to the peninsula now. we learned some businesses in hampton and newport news closed early today due to snow. 10 on your side's matt gregory is there now. matt, you say crews have been clearing the roads. i've seen quite a few plow crews off mercury blvd here and across hampton today. vdot tells me they'll continue on 12 hour shifts. you can see the slush made from snow and sleet makes roads passable, but still treacherous. in fact throughout the afteroon more restuarants and shps closed as the weather intensified. out on buckroe be

tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power movers and shakers of this year's general assembly, and they are all from here . andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder norment/r) james city county (10:19 3 tn) ending byte ((hampton roads has not had the muscle that they needed for a number of years i am delighted that we now find our selves in aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports beginning at four with his full investigation at six. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. we talked to local legislators concerned about issues like tolls and student loans. " (530 pkg) c0007 del. lionell spruill sr. (d) - 77th - chesapeake 1814 portsmouth and norfolk have lost business you see because of that. look at the students who go to college at old dominion and norfolk state, who two-year budget,

it's a very detailed document -- 30 pages in total. 10 on your side's andy fox spent the afternoon diving into that indictment andy, it includes some serious allegations. everything from conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud, corruption to perjury. while doing the public good, federal prosecutors allege burfoot was ripping off the public. while claiming to fight for taxpayers, the feds allege burfoot was taking kickbacks. hundreds of thousands of dollars in kickbacks. norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot made a call this morning to his office business manager stanley stein. and told me he was being arraigned today thats as much as i know does he have any no idea until they do it)) runs:14 we now know federal investigators were on to this february 2011 the culmination to the scheme. burfoot allegedly assured tivest development and construction ceo dwight ethridge council votes to approve a six story building on this site on tidewater drive. burfoot did get the votes for approval councilman andy protogyrou smelled a rat and voted against it. (7:15 15) ((the deal was a horrible d

right now our andy fox is working to get more answers on whether the rule is even legal. his full report-- at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- virginia governor terry mcauliffe is adding to his acting resume. i'll tell you about his generations of children have grown up with beatrix potter's tales of peter rabbit, jemima puddle-duck and hedgehog mrs. tiggy-winkle. now the publisher has tracked down a new unpublished story from the celebrated children's author. penguin random house will publish "the tale of kitty-in-boots" in september. that's the 150th anniversary of potter's birth. the publisher tweeted the first lines today: "once upon a time there was a serious, well-behaved young black cat. it belonged to a kind old lady who assured me that no other cat could compare with kitty." the cat tale features an older version of peter rabbit. the publisher found a a reference to the about the author. she then found the manuscripts in a museum potter archive. virginia governor terry mcauliffe is going back in time for a new t-v role. the democratic governor donned a revolution

tom: now to our lives team nicole: let's start with andy fox. you tweeted some pictures of cars stuck. what do you see? andy: we are getting some freezing rain. vdot is saying the interstate and the primary roads are passable. they are reporting 2.5 inches of snow. that is what they are reporting. it has been a long day for everyone on the road. a lowly figure in the distance fighting against the driven snow. who is that guy who walks alone? it's a grad student. >> i am from bangladesh. it is a very warm country. it never snows. >> driving conditions were rough at times. tow truck operator brad had a busy day. >> hit the brakes. they lock up. your best bet is to put it in neutral. >> this guy fears nothing. >> we found william, a seasoned snow veteran with good advice. >> stay home and eat snow cream. that's right. >> that is what everyone needs after a day like today. once again, 2.5 inches of snow. it is powdery. let's go to my colleague standing by in virginia beach. jason. jason: we started with the snow around 11:40, but now it has all turne

see what andy fox learned from a local councilman-- and whether it's really possible... when nicole and i see you even if you love the cold and outdoor sports -- the shorter days and longer nights of winter can bring on the blues. in fact -- about 12 million americans suffer from sad - seasonal affective disorder. doctors say in severe cases people with "sad" become depressed. many patients claim they just can't function. that's because the brain goes through a chemical imbalance due to a lack of sunlight. it can cause fatigue, lack of energy, oversleeping, difficulty concentrating and cravings for foods high in carbohydrates. there are things you can do to treat seasonal affective disorder. start by modifying your diet and exercising more. also - light therapy. and if the problem becomes serious - some doctors will recommend anti- depressants or psychotherapy to help patients get through the dark days of winter. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - when a winter storm hits time? an epic snowball fight -- of course! then at 6-- a man shot several times in a hampt

andy fox has the details. at the heart of the tragedy is who killed himself after killing five family members at 3:35 wednesday afternoon chesapeake police respond to the dooley home on wildwood road friends were concerned something was wrong when the show up they find cameron's brother 22 year old landon dead on the floor. show us your ok. show us what room you are in. turn the lights on and off, or play with the blinds. or come out the front door with your hands up. three and a half hours later a massive police operation outside this home on george washington high way-the home of cameron's grandmother police negotiated with cameron for several hours a viewer sent this video of the police operation. 14:38 person recording says - they are going in 18:05 - do something, let us know that you are ok. if you need help, show us that you need help. police eventually storm the house at 2;10 this morning to find cameron dooley's horrific acts . they find cameron's father 50 year old todd dooley recently retired chesap

drive around 7 wednesday night-- where the other five bodies were discovered. 10 on your side's andy fox joins us live at the scene. andy you've been talking to neighbors and investigators trying to piece together the gap in the a source confirms on wednesday when police first went to todd dooley's home on wildwood road they were called there after brooke dooley's boyfriend went to the house with his mother brooke since monday. in another development we can report chesapeake police are investigating whether the family was killed monday night. because brooke wasn't in school tuesday and her father todd dooley did not show up for work tuesday at the lynnhaven dive center next door neighbor for years valerie parker shocked by all of what has occurred (34:25 22) ((numbed shocked tragic horrible there's really not words to describe it happened in your house they were your neighbors and nothing ever sent off any alarms no)) runs: 16 (from home video) ((14:38 14;40 the blast oh my got cameron put up your hands)) parker recorded this video of the barricade from her back porch. police would not a

more than 750 traffic crashes statewide -- many due to that first wave of snow. 10 on your side's andy fox joins us live from james city county. andy what preparations have you noticed. of all vdot sand and salt depots in hampton roads this one in james city county likely to be the busiest vdot williamsburg rossie carroll (3:24 2) ((we are expecting 2-5 in the western part start tomorrow morning 12 hour shifts probably into sunday)) 100 feet vdot not the only folks keeping a winter storm eye at the local lowes rob robinson is eyeing the quick melt (17:05 29) (("i got a bag of ice melt for the front front door)) runs: 06 we've reached out to hampton roads cities to find out how they are preparing. a portsmouth spokesperson says: they're monitoring the forecasts and will have crews working 12 hour shifts tomorrow-- with snow plows ready to go, if needed. we will keep checking with the cities as things develop, we're learning more about an arrest after last night's suspicious package found at j-e-b little creek-fort story. the suspect is 28-year-old khalid mohamed abdalla. he's accused of mak

the news of this family's death spread throughout the community. 10 on your side's andy fox spent the day sorting through the details-- and is live now a timeline of what it's hard imagining that a beautiful picture like this could hang in a home where such horror hid. but police say it did-wednesday 3:35pm a concerned police officer shows up at todd dooley's home and find's dooley's 22 year old son landon shot to death on the floor. three and a half hours later at 7pm investigators turn their attention to this home on george washington highway. the are looking for suspect 26 year old cameron dooley. it is a massive police operation as you can tell from this home video sent to us (14:40) ((big bang oh my god)) runs:03 finally a 2:10 this morning police enter the home and they find five people shot to death all at the hands of cameron dooley police says cameron shot to death his father todd dooley he killed his mother lori dooley

we have two reports on this major story for the city of norfolk. 10 on your side's andy fox sorts out the facts behind the indictment. first-- jason marks at federal court with more on what happened there today. jason? anthony burfoot turned himself in to us marshals earlier today. he's facing some very serious charges-- charges his attorney says aren't true. 10=3:55 "we are prepared to fight everything absolutely prepared and ready and raring to go" norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot and his attorney andrew sacks are confident in burfoot's innocents. he's facing 8 federal charges of public corruption. 10=4:06 "anthony knows what he did and what he didn't do these things the truth is the strongest alley you have in a case" though city records. the feds say he used his role as vice mayor and city treasurer to accept money charged with perjury

ten on your side's andy fox has been at the scene all day - gathering information. andy what have you learned? here's the time line 3:35 pm wednesday a chesapeake police officer concerned about recently retired police officer todd dooley checks out his house he finds dooley's 22 year old son landon on the floor. he'd been shot to death. police are investigating that scene, but their investigation takes them to this house 3 and half hours later at 7pm they are looking for a suspect and it is 26 year old cameron dooley police swarm the house

the suspect was in court today. 10 on your side's andy fox was also there-- and joins us now with what read, lawyer assigned, next court date given. aeron etheridge arrived with a few other inmates, but he's the only one we wanted to talk to. (mug shot) aeron etheridge is accused of raping a 17 year motel clerk here in room 277 at the elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape her)) runs:11 (10:57 2) ((tell us what happened there's a guy named bg he raped her )) runs:05 we beeped out the name sgt felton says the eyewitnesses the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 we were there after etheridge made his first appearance on the charges (18:19 5) ((mr etheridge the reason why you were arrested

prohibits members from speaking about information discussed in closed door meetings. 10 on your side's andy fox will have an update on moody's fine-- ahead on wavy news 10 at 6. you can sign up to speak at tonight's meeting. according to city rules, you are only allowed to speak for up to three minutes. it starts at 7:00, at city hall. coming up on wavy news 10 - ride sharing companies versus taxis. why this is now becoming an "air" war in france. the aftermath continues following a jet fuel leak that caused a chesapeake neighborhood to evacuate. today, we're learning how the incident has wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. we are learning new information in the aftermath of a jet fuel leak in chesapeake. the neighborhood had to b

we've had our team out covering the storm -- including 10 on your side's andy fox who spoke with a busy tow truck driver in james city county. (52:23 69) (this guy his name is brad he is a tow truck operator for as so far not too bad 2 3 just like this cars stuck n the mud in heir driveways)) ((hit the breaks when you hit the breaks they clock up your best best is to neutral and coast)) runs:10 (53:44 74) ((now the guy in the car doesn't want to get out of the car now brad the guy in there doesn't want to come do you find that a lot. yes yea it's kind embarrassing)) runs: 08 brad got guy out of the ditch and he started up monticello avenue but he didn't get far brad's not around we are- remember this guy refuses push from behind (56:33 83) ((here we go go ..over on the right right get it going keep it coming)) runs: 11 (56:50 83 ) ((keep it going all right)) runs:05 (57:21 83) ((there you go there you go out of the bad tires)) runs: runs: 07 been getting a mix of snow and rain across the area, but it was serious snow in western virginia. take a look at this snow that fell near blacksbur

we've had our team out covering the storm -- including 10 on your side's andy fox who spoke with a busy tow truck driver in james city county. (52:23 69) (this guy his name is brad he is a tow truck operator for as so far not too bad 2 3 just like this cars stuck n the mud in heir driveways)) runs: 11 (69 52:42) hit the breaks they clock up your best best is to neutral and coast)) runs:10 (53:44 74) ((now the guy in the car doesn't want to get out of the car now brad the guy in there doesn't want to come do you find that a lot. yes yea it's kind of embarrassing)) runs: 08 brad got guy out of the ditch and he started up monticello avenue but he didn't get far brad's not around we are- remember this guy refuses to be on camera so we push from behind (56:33 83) ((here we go go ..over on the right right get itke ep it coming)) runs: 11 (56:50 83 ) ((keep it ing all right)) runs:05 (57:21 83) ((there you go there you go out of the bad tires)) runs: runs: 07 bef snow and rain across the area, but it was serious snow in take a look at this snow that fell near blacksburg. our sister station s u

mayor kenny wright -- any issues-- despite our repeated attempts to contact him. 10 on your side's andy fox spoke to councilman danny meeks about his vision. (14;48 2 walking shot do not cover ) ((when you heard the murder rate had doubled what did you think? i've been here for every one)) runs:05 portsmouth councilman danny meeks been here for each of the 27 homicides in portsmouth in 2015 an increase of 145% over the 11 in 2014 (16:24 2 wide shot ) ((when i grew up the police walked the streets)) runs: 05 these are the streets where danny meeks grew up now 42, first lived in bid-a-wee went to the old cradock high school now operates empire recycling a scrap metal business located in prentis place. a tough neighborhood. (1:19 1) ((these people out here are crying in this community like every community are wanting more police protection and quality of life and they are paying their taxes just like everyone and they aren't getting it here either.)) runs: 10 (graphic) the fact is based on local crime the most dangerous city in hampton roads (2 13:34) ((we've been out here for 15 20 minutes ha

he was in court today. 10 on your side's andy fox reports. (mug shot) aeron etheridge is accused of raping a 17 year motel clerk here in room 277 at the elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just left the soap on the towel were laying and walked back to her clerk's desk. but this time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape her)) runs:11 (10:57 2) ((tell us what happened there's a guy named bg he raped her )) runs:05 we beeped out the name sgt felton says etheridge is lying (17:19 3) (we didn't talk to the immediate family because the evidence of the hotel the eyewitnesses the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 we were there after etheridge made his first appearance on the charges (18:19 5)

fox starts off our team coverage with more about what happened, andy? he would not. evenutally police enter the home he would not. evenutally team coverage with more andy? he would not. evenutally police enter the home and find cameron dead from a self invited gun shot would. before killing himself, grandmother doris, his mother lori, his brother landon, and his sister brooke. his brother landon, and lots of details... but, here's a quick recap of what andy reported. six people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. police first went to wildwood road around 3:30 yesterday to check on the welfare of a person. that investigation took them to another home on north george washington highway. that's when a barricade situation started. the bodies were early this morning. for a complete recap - go to wavy dot com. we'll also bring you any updates or new information through out the newscast. now we want to take a look at weather - because need an umbrella tonight. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies clouds have moved into meteorologist ashley baylor is in the

tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power brokers that will be the movers and shakers of this year's general assembly, andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder norment/r) james city county (10:19 3 tn) ending byte ((hampton we now find our selves in aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports beginning at four with his full investigation at six. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in richmond -- look for her live reports beginning at 4. police in virginia beach need your help to find a man, they say, exposed himself to a child. take a look at this video from the barnes and noble on virginia beach boulevard. officers say the man flashed a child on friday, and that he may have exposed himself to others. investigators say someone with a similar description e

tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power brokers that will be the movers and shakers of this year's general assembly, and they are all from here . andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder > andy ga >stallings county (10:19 3 tn) ending byte ((hampton roads has not had the muscle that they needed for a number of years i am delighted that we now find our selves in aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports six. today the case against a mother accused of carrying her son's body in the back of her car, will be in court. state police pulled over tonya slaton last june on interstate-64 in hampton, because of an expired registration. troopers found her son quincy's remains in the trunk. at last check the medical examiner's office was working to find his cause of death. 10 on your side plans to be in the courtroom today. look for an update on this case, starting on wavy news 10 at 4 this morning we're working to learn more about a shooting that sent a man to the hospital. it happened in norfolk last

has been indicted on eight federal charges - including perjury and wire fraud. 10 on your side's andy fox following this investigation for a while now. andy is in the newsroom with a copy of the indictment. andy? the eight counts build a strong case against burfoot if it is proven in court to be true. most damning is his association with tivest development and federal prosecutors allege burfoot used his position as councilman , vice mayor, and chief deputy treasurer to enrich himself. they say he did this by soliciting and obtaining payments, gifts, and other things of value in exchange for official actions to benefit the individuals and their interests. prosecutors call it a scheme. burfoot became a silent partner in tivest and promised other partners he would use his position to help cirect city projects to tivest. at some point burfoot gets nervous about his interest in tivest and demands money to cash out. he wanted $250,000 but the partners said the company hadn't made any money. but they paid thousands to burfoot to continue getting the city projects. proseuctor say he directed abou

tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power brokers that will be the movers and shakers of and they are all from here . andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder norment/r) james city county (10:19 3 tn) ending byte ((hampton roads has not aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports beginning at four with his full investigation at six. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in richmond -- look for her live reports beginning at 4. police in virginia beach need your help to find a man, they say, exposed himself to a child. take a look at this video from the barnes and noble on virginia beach boulevard. officers say the man flashed a child on friday, and that he may have exposed himself to others. investigators say someone with a similar description exposed himse

tonight only on ten, the suspect talks to andy fox. we met aeron etheridge as he arrived in a white van with other prisoners. he arrived for his first appearance in the rape of a teenage clerk. he didn't say a lot especially as he was leaving because his court appointed attorney told him not to talk. we wanted to ask econolodge. tricked her into bringing soap to the room, then jumped her as she walked in. locked the door, and according to police raped her. we asked etheridge about the charge as he was entering court, and we spoke to the chief police investigator. aeron etheridge/suspect sgt. darrell her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 (17:19 3 investigator ) (we didn't talk to the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 (17:29 3 investigator ) not true no not at all)) runs: 06 tonight at five, more of our quick conversation with aeron etheridge, who he says is the one who raped the clerk. we also wanted to know what the econolodge is doing to prevent this from ever happening again. clerks going to

tonight beginning at four, andy fox reports on the power general assembly, and they are all from here . andy will also report what it means for taxpayers across our region. sot from feb hold folder > andy ga >stallings ending byte ((hampton find our selves in aposition of legislative strengt5h )) runs;10 watch andy's reports beginning at four with his full investigation at six. delegates and senators from hampton roads have already filed dozens of bills. today, the general assembly will discuss the budget, health care, and education. they'll meet for 60 days this session -- and are expected to file about 3-thousand bills. we talked to local legislators concerned about issues like tolls and student loans. " (530 pkg) c0007 del. lionell spruill sr. (d) - 77th - chesapeake 1814 portsmouth and norfolk have lost business you see because students who go to sot> (530 pkg) c0015 - a very hot topic. this is the first year of a two-year budget, and once again, there's some disagreement between the senate and the house and the governor, with regards to what should be the priority from

police are now trying to find out why this happened. 10 on your side's andy fox is live in chesapeake. he has the latest on what the people who knew the dooley's are trying to remember the family in the best way they can. last night, hundreds of loved ones, neighbors, police officers, and even total strangers came together to remember the dooley family at temple baptist church, the church they attended for years. family and friends say the dooley's dedicated community. neighbors say the family touched so many lives they were compelled to tell us about the mark the family left on the community and the reminder to always tell your family how much much you love them. clip 26 - ty molleen - visitor 1:07:39 "it was you don't even think will happen." 46 butt to clip 1 - joann love, we are to smile. hug your loved ones everyday because you never know." many people brought flowers to the vigil and gave warm embraces to those still struggling with the loss of a family of six. together, they hoped to find strength to help them get through the next days and months. now police are left with the m

our andy fox has been on this story all day-- his updates at 5 and 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- people who tell a homeless man in michigan they don't have any change need a new excuse. that's because he takes credit cards. meet the man who says homeless is his no cash? no problem? a homeless man in detroit takes donations via credit cards. abe hagenston / homeless "why not be the first merchant account and take credit cards. he also has a website. that's where people can hire him for odd jobs. "being homeless is my business now my business is being homeless." he takes visa, mastercard and american express. he takes the credit card donations using a device that connects with his phone. wavy news 10 at 5 starts andy whip (feeds): 14;59;44;07 flowers in a murder- suicide has gripped the community. tonight we will tell you what we have found in our investigation. locked up, then released. charges dropped against an elizabeth city man now have his friends questioning law enforcement. and-- we've been following police k-9 safety concerns. today, a big ste

. >> that's where andy fox has been all day long. andy: it's freezing. that's what it is. this truck has been here -- see this truck, guys? the structure has been here an hour and a half. look at this -- icicles. it is still at freezing. i got really good news for you, though -- at noon, we told you stay off the roads. look at that -- that's fantastic. let me tell you something -- we were out there, and we found a lot of people slipping and sliding, and we found one guy in a ditch. he's a coach what guy for aaa. tell me what you then through today. brad: so far, not too bad. two for three very similar to this. vehicles stuck in the mud in their driveway. when you hit the brakes, they lock up. your best bet is to put it in neutral and just coast. andy: the guy in the car does not want to get out and talk to us. do you find that a lot? brad: yeah, it's kind of embarrassing. andy: brad got the guy out of the ditch and started at monticello avenue, but he did his wheels are spending on the ice. remember, this guy refuses to be from behind. keep it going. right. right. there we