im brandi cummings 10 on your side. trial started today in the federal court case over whether virginia's voter i-d law is constitutional. the 20-13 law requires voters to show a photo i-d at the polls. the democratic party of virginia filed the suit-- claiming it depresses minority voting. republicans claim the law prevents election fraud. trial is expected to last a week-- if not longer. more than 30 states have a voter i-d requirement. several have pending lawsuits. a trial wrapped up in north carolina just a few weeks ago. that judge is expected to rule soon. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: scattered showers are possible with likely rain after midnight. lows in the wind ne 10-15mph. tuesday: rain is likely before 9am. rain tapers by the afternoon. highs in the low 50s. wind: n 5- 10mph. wednesday: slight chance for severe storms in the afternoon & evening. highs in the upper 60s. wind: ese 15-25mph g.35. an area of low pressure will swing rain our way for tuesday...especially in the morning. then rain tapers, by the af

live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. president obama's eighth and final budget is on trillion dollar spending proposal arrived today. the initiatives include launching a new war on cancer, fighting growing threats from isis terrorists and combating global warming. the plan also includes a 19-billion- dollar increase in cyber security. other highlights: 2-point-9 trillion of deficit reduction over 10 years from health, tax, and immigration reforms. and 9-hundred-55 billion in deficit reduction from reducing tax benefits for high-income households. president obama:"the budget that we're releasing today reflects my priorities and the priorities that i believe will help advance the security and prosperity in america for many years to come." the republican-controlled congress can advance parts of the budget without approving the entire proposal. decision 2016 all eyes are on new hampshire. that's where the nation's first presidential primary is underway. here's a live look at a a huge turnout is expected across the state--- a

im brandi cummings in hampton with why you should plan to be here. i'm dl with the story of a norfolk police officer who's been going out of his own pocket to help homeless in need. now he has a way that you can help. first at 4: the weather. chill. it's just going to keep meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center. tonight: increasing clouds with a small snow/flurries. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. friday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/evening light snow showers. highs in the mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. an upper level trough of low pressure continues to bring periods of unsettled weather to our area. so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in

what 10 on your side's brandi cummings found out today. a local sheriff's deputy car controversy. 10 on your side's jason marks will tell you about the four words that have a lot of people talking. meteorologist deitra tate is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater is working on meteorologist deitra tate tonight: evening showers taper by midnight. lows in the mid-upper 30s. wind: se 5-10mph. tuesday: mainly cloudy with a few evening showers. highs in the mid-upper 40s. wind: wsw 10-15mph. tuesday night: snow showers are possible...some accumulations north of southside. wind: wsw 5- 15mph. wednesday: snow showers linger into the morning. highs near 40 degrees. wind wsw 10-20mph. an upper low will make our weather unsettled with on and off showers through wednesday. this evening, light rain showers are possible. there could be a snow flake or two mixing in with the rain overnight, but it's not likely. tuesday, mainly cloudy skies will d

im brandi cummings in hampton with what we uncovered. 1:14:42 don't know what to make for supper? there are a few good reasons to go

live in williamsburg brandi cummings 10 on your side. the world health organization predicts up to four million people could be infected with the zika virus over the next decade. most people get very mild symptoms with zika. the c-d-c says the most common symptoms are fever, rash, joint pain, or conjunctivitis or (pink eye). other common symptoms headache. evidence is growing that the virus could be causing devastating birth defects in babies born to mothers who became infected while pregnant. there's also evidence zika could be causing guillan barre (gee-on bah-ray) syndrome that temporarily paralyzes some people. coming up in our next half hour: i'll talk to a state health department virus. a williamsburg woman could spend decades in prison for stealing from an 82- year-old man. he hired her to help out around the house. but while she was doing that -- federal investigators say she stole more than 558- thousand dollars. 10 on your side's lex gray spoke with the victim today. anita, pete mcdonald tells me the woman now accused of steali

plus, brandi cummings will give us a first-hand look at the conditions on the roads. plus, snow accidents. this morning's winter weather wreaked havoc on the roads all across the state. we have the most updated numbers from state police. and we're getting brand new information about several fires in norfolk. we'll have the latest from a press conference firefighters are holding right now. we're back at --:-- on wavy news 10 midday i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. thanks for staying with us. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. the snow is now all rain, and it's melting this morning's snow. with more on that, let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... winter weather advisory until later this afternoon for extreme western portions of the southside, the peninsula, middle peninsula, northern neck. over to rain continues thru early afternoon. warmer this evening with mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with periodic showers. lows in the mid 40s.. winds sse 5-15mph

im brandi cummings 10 on your side. several presidential candidates will appear in hampton roads in the days. tomorrow senator bernie sanders is scheduled to hold a rally at the scope in norfolk. on wednesday --- donald trump will speak at regent university in virginia beach. senator ted cruz will visit on friday. doctor ben carson plans to come to regent next monday. lawyers for the democratic party of virginia are arguing the state's voter id law is unconstitutional. a federal trial started today in richmond. a 69-year-old black woman cried on the witness stand as she testified about the trouble she had voting in the 20-14 election because she didn't have an accepted form of i-d. democrats filed the lawsuit last year challenging the 20-13 law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls. they say the law illegally depresses minority voting. she said other voters looked at her and snickered. republicans who support the voter i-d law say it's a protection against election fraud. the trial is expected to ta

live in the newsroom brandi cummings 10 on your side. a construction company plans to dismantle the crane that toppled to the ground after it caught fire. watch this video from a construction site in melbourne, australia. the fire spread and weakened the crane, causing the arm to collapse. no one was hurt. investigators believe an electrical fire started in the crane's motor. crews used a ladder platform to put the fire out. then they flew above with thermal imaging cameras to check for hotspots. transportation officials are working to figure out a commuter train crashed in the netherlands. nats of bell ringing emergency bells rang out even after the train sat in a grassy field, off the tracks. investigators say the train's driver died and 7 passengers were hurt. this happened about 80 miles outside amsterdam. authorities say the train was going full- speed when it crashed. pennsylvania police are investigating an accident that pushed a school bus on its side! there were 6 children and a driver on the bus at the time. four of the kids ha

im brandi cummings 10 on your side. while neighbors in flint, michigan are struggling with a supply of poisoned tap water -- many of you are reaching out to show they are not alone. c8 19:36:50 we thought we'd get a couple cases here and there we got truckloads of water ;54 since our report last week, a chesapeake realty team says they have stopped counting donations of bottled water. motorcycle clubs -- even churches have gotten involved. now there's just one problem: they have collected so much water, they need help getting it to flint! c8 claudine ellis /organizer 19:37:37 tractor trailers where ya at (laughs ) :00 they're hoping someone with a big heart and even bigger rig helps them get the donations out by february 22nd. if you would like to donate a truck or water to the effort -- look for this story on wavy dot com. tomorrow, we expect more than 700 workers to be laid off from newport news shipbuilding. two months ago, we told workers notice about the cuts. we have learned: the virginia employment commission pla

the peninsula was one of the hardest hit areas. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live with how it looks in newport news. brandi? tom, nicole- we have seen quite a difference in the weather here in newport news throughout the day. here's what it looks like right now... the roads are wet and there are some puddles. the side walks still have some snow on them but parking lots have snow mixed with main that has caused a slush. this is what it looked like here this morning. steady snow fall layered the many people woke up to snow covering their homes and vehicles. we saw a snow plow pushing the snow off the roads. later in the afternoon we saw a man pushing the snow out of the parking lot in front of his business. as daylight came in we saw more and more vehicles on the road where we are at the intersetion of jefferson ave and main street. we also spoke to some drivers about how they prepared for the winter weather. sot- chanel smith, driver - clip 59 29:26 we just try to be prepared and make sure we have things ready in the house. we have salt that we can deice our steps so that we do

once its posted you can find it under this story live in the newsroom brandi cummings 10 on your side. the president's 20-17 budget proposal also includes a 19-billion dollar increase in cyber-security. that's a 35 percent increase from last year. the administration announced its "cyber-security national action plan" today. it includes the addition of a federal chief information security officer. that person would coordinate cyber- security efforts across government agencies. the white house hopes to have the position filled within the next few months. it's decision day in new hampshire. voters started heading to the polls early this morning. most polls close in just a little over an hour from now -- at 7. with the last polls closing at eight. and there's a big voter turnout being reported in new hampshire. the polls point to big wins for republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders. nbc's steve handelsman is in manchester with the latest. could see the big turnout at ward 3 in manchester sot: gail athas, polling official :04-:06 "it's really steady- very good" some new hampshi

live in hampton brandi cummings 10 on your side. newport news police have arrested one of their own-- after a domestic incident. andy fox is in the newsroom with what we know tonight. the eight year veteran of the newport news police force is charged with felony destruction of property and misdemeanor this is 30 year old police officer laila underwood. her husband 32 year old kevin underwood who told police they had a fight, filed the complaint saying she assaulted him, broke his car windows, and damaged his property tuesday night. two sides to every story, kevin got arrested too. no booking photo but laila claims kevin assaulted her and used abusive language. the domestic situation reported by a third party. laila underwood is on administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of the investigation. a granby high school student is in custody after officers say they found a gun inside the school. someone told norfolk police and school security-- a student was inside a classroom with a concealed gun. police found the 17-year-old, an

live in gloucester brandi cummings 10 on your side. virginia attorney general mark herring is offering free legal help for qualifying veterans and their families. attorney general mark herring/virginia 00:50 we in virginia are so proud of our veterans and our military families, we are home to 750 thousand veterans to the pentagon and the world's largest naval base 1;00 so we're very proud of them what they've done for us and protecting our freedoms and we in teh attorney generals office are in a realy good position to partner up with the virginia state bar and offer these pro bono legal services 1:13 the clinic in hampton roads will take place at tidewter community college in chesapeake on march first. veterans can get help preparing basic estate documents like wills, powers of attorney and advanced medical register online or at a department of veteran's service center. they will not take walks ins. we put all the information on how to register on our website. you can find it on wavy dot com. republican presidential candidate marco rub

and 10 on your side's brandi cummings has one no one has heard yet-- from the superintendent. brandi? tom, nicole- the parent-- who's also a community activist-- says he wants tommy smigiel to resign. not because his child got home late...but because of what happened after that. tonight 10 on your side has learned the norfolk school division is investigating. this story began last the academy for discovery at lakewood. he went to school, but muhammed says he couldn't get answers from anyone including school princial and norfolk city councilmember tommy smigiel. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:05:00 he told me several times to get out of his called but by the time they arrived he'd found out that his son later that same day, while at an event he spoke to deputy norfolk police chief larry boone. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:05:38 he said i got a call from the chief. chief goldsmith saying that the councilman siad you were in the building and would not leave. 1:05:44 that muhammad says is just one example of why he beleives smigiel's role as councilmember im

live in portsmouth brandi cummings 10 on your side. the candidates are gearing up for super tuesday -- many of them are campaigning right here in virginia. by candidates from both parties today. ten on your sides liz palka is live in norfolk where hillary clinton is expected to speak a little later. doors open in 30 minutes. but look at this line outside of lake taylor. some of the first guests started arriving at 3. and there's been a steady flow of people getting in line ever since. it's already been a busy day for the democratic front-runner. clinton was in massachusetts this morning. and we just got this video in from fairfax where she is holding a rally at george mason university. then it will be on to norfolk for her hampton roads event. we already know she will be encouraging people to vote on super tuesday. some of the people in line outside of lake taylor now say - clinton is getting their vote. including ramona fox...who says, this is a special presidential race to her. ramona fox - supporter i'm ecstatic. i'm just you like a

live in virginia beach brandi cummings 10 on your side. it was near normal - with lots of sunshine today! the big question now -- is it going to be at least this nice this weekend? chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: a few clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: s 5-15 mph. clouds with showers developing late. highs: mid-60s. winds: light sw. tonight: a few clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: s 5-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. warm breeze. highs: mid- 60s. winds: sw 10-15 mph. sunday: increasing clouds with showers developing winds: light sw. we have enjoyed a beautiful day across hampton roads - plenty of sunshine with highs near 50 inland..slightly cooler along the coastline. this evening, we'll see a few scattered clouds out there with temperatures dropping back into the low-40s by 9 pm. overnight, we'll be tracking mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the upper-30s, so it won't be as chilly as it was this morning. saturday will be nothing expect mostly sunny

live in the newsroom im brandi cummings 10 on your side. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders -- taking a break from the campaign trail today --to sit down with civil rights leaders in washington d-c. sanders met with the reverend al sharpton - n-double-a-c-p president cornell brooks and chief urban league marc morial. sanders message to them today -- he understands the struggles of the african american community. s/ bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate :18 "i understand that the african-american community has been harder hit than any other community in america. i understand that it is unacceptable that 35 percent of black children in america are living in poverty. this is the united states of america." he also criticized his republican colleagues in the senate for not honoring the constitution and calling on president obama to not nominate someone for the supreme court. the military announced late last year it was opening all combat posts to women. a decision that came after years of public push-back from some with-in the

in accomack county brandi cummings 10 on your side uncovered new information about a crash in portsmouth early this morning. we first told you on wavy news 10 today about a car that went off the western freeway at cedar lane. first responders found two people badly injured inside. but we've learned...police may have stumbled on a criminal investigation. 10 on your side's lex gray has been digging into this story today. lex - what did you find out. anita and stephanie -- i've been working today to confirm what two sources tells us... that in that car -- portsmouth police found about 150 credit cards with different they also apparently found a machine used to melt credit cards down -- and print them with new information. this is video from the crash this morning. portsmouth police will confirm the man and woman inside are badly injured. they had to cut them out of the camaro. we went to the impound lot to see what it looks like now. detective misty holley with portsmouth police says they're still investigating what caused the crash. i asked her information...she says except for the victims

brandi cummings is there and stephanie: we tip to follow breaking news with brandi cummings live in newport news. anita: brandi is looking at tree damage there that really affected a family. tell us, it's a huge tree behind you. brandi: absolutely is, stephanie and anita. we can tell you that first of all, that family of six that were in the house when the tree fell are pretty thankful they all got out and are safe and a mom, a dad and four children and a baby, two months old. taking a different angle look at the tree, can you see just those strong winds came through here and really snapped the tree in half. there's already a crew assessing the damage to the house. there's a power line down here in the back yard. now, earlier we talked to the father of those children in the house and he told us that this back area that you see, this is actually their back bedroom. he told me that had this happened late at night they may not have been able to make it out of the house. so they're pretty thankful that they did. you can see here all this damage to the house. we heard cracking sounds even since

im brandi cummings 10 on your side. while neighbors in flint, michigan are struggling with a supply of poisoned tap water -- many of you are reaching out to show they are not alone. c8 19:36:50 we thought we'd get a couple cases here and there we got truckloads of water ;54 since our report last week, a chesapeake realty team says they have stopped counting donations of bottled water. motorcycle clubs -- even churches have gotten involved. now there's just one problem: they have collected so much water, they need help getting it to flint! c8 claudine ellis /organizer 19:37:37 tractor trailers where ya at (laughs ) :00 they're hoping someone with a big heart and even bigger rig helps them get the donations out by february 22nd. if you would like to donate a truck or water this story on wavy dot com. tomorrow, we expect more than 700 workers to be laid off from newport news shipbuilding. two months ago, we told you-- the yard gave workers notice about the cuts. we have learned: the virginia employment commission plans to

but the toll troubles could change. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live near the coleman bridge to explain. this bridge is the one all of the 62 people who were scheduled to be in court crossed at some point. the is $2, but not paying the bill meant fines in the thousands for some. there are 12 toll facilities in virginia. vdot handles violations for only four of them...the only one in hampton roads is at the coleman bridge. according to virginia law a driver can be taken to court if he or she fails to pay a toll bill. but according to vdot they only take drivers to court if they have 3 or more violations. the violations are open to fees and penalties being added. before the hearing started a vdot representative worked to settle the bills. for some people who showed up in court the judge even dismissed some of the violations. even still, it's hard for people who have to travel the coleman bridge for work. " to have to work in to come through the toll everyday. its just insane. vdot says drivers can avoid going to court by responding to the first or second violation notice. i spo

investigating that shooting, they got a call about another one on morgate lane 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live now with the latest. brandi, how are the children doing? stephanie, police say both children should be ok. we are working to find out if they have been released from the hospital. in the meantime police are testing the guns invovled to see who owns them. police say they got the first call at 10:40 yesterday morning. they say a mom called 911 telling them she was taking her 7-year old son to the e-r because he was shot. police say the little boy was playing with a gun inside a townhouse on lancer drive when he shot himself. then about 40 minutes a call saying a 9-year old little boy had been shot in the leg. that happened in a townhome on morgate lane. police say in this case, another child found a gun outside, started to play with it and accidently shot the 7-year old. portsmouth police these kinds of cases are becoming too common. sot - detective misty holley, portsmouth police - clip 1 that nine year old is going to be fine just but across the country every year we do have c

and 10 on your side's brandi cummings has one no one has heard yet-- from the superintendent. brandi? tom, nicole- the parent-- who's also a community activist-- says he wants tommy smigiel to resign. not because his child got home late...but because of what happened after that. tonight 10 on your side school division is investigating. this story began last the academy for discovery at lakewood. he went to school, but muhammed says he couldn't get answers from anyone including school princial and norfolk city councilmember tommy smigiel. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:05:00 he told me several times to get out of his building and i said not until you find my child. 1:05:05 muhammad said police were called but by the time while at an event he spoke to deputy norfolk police chief larry boone. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:05:38 he said i got a call from the chief. chief goldsmith saying that the councilman siad you were in the building and would not leave. 1:05:44 that muhammad says is just one example of why he beleives smigiel's role as councilmember impac

and im brandi cummings live in the wavy newsroom. i'll tell you what's happening in an officer invovled shooting case in vriginia beach next. tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: upper-20s. an update to breaking news we've been following in chesapeake this interstate 464 at military highway. we've been telling you about a backup because of a car fire. it appears to be clearing up. emotions are still running high after an officer-involved shooting in virginia beach last year. one family is planning to protest. another is speaking out in defense of police. angelo perry and india kager sat in a car parked outside 7-eleven on lynnhaven parkway just after midnight on september fifth. approached the vehicle - and perry started shooting. that's when beach police shot back - killing the couple. tomorrow, demonstrators lead by kager's mother, will demand justice. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is here with what she is saying...and why another family says the police shooting was justified. stephanie, we have been following this case for month

live in hampton brandi cummings 10 on your side. getting back to our storm damage. it created problems around the country yesterday. check this out. high winds and heavsn illnois brought down powerlines. lines started a car fire just south of chicago. in new york city, high winds could be to play for flipping this tractor trailer. the overturned big rig delayed traffic for more than hour. forecasters said winds in the area were more than 50 miles an hour. the national weather service says damaging 60 miles an hour wind gusts would likely continue today. tsray in that was the sound of heavy rain falling in our nation's capitol. and you can see a firefighter rescue a woman from the high water. erths storms caused flooding in washington, dc. the storm left thousands of people without power and created strong winds and hail. check this out, there was flooding insidegage at several metro stations. cars had to travel through the high water to get out. ( weather anim - with track) this afternoon: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. w 15-25 mph, gusts up to 45 mph. tonight: par

there are many sides to this -- including a superindent of schools. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has the story. 11 year old son didn't come home on time from the academy for discovery at lakewood. he went to school, but norfolk city councilmember tommy smigiel. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 until you find my child. son was put on a late goldsmith saying that the councilman siad you were beleives smigiel's role as councilmember impacts his job as principal. another way-- council votes on the school budget. sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:10:21 be an increase of salary in their proposed budget asked superintendent dr. melinda boone about muhammed's complaint during my exclusive interview in december, sot - dr. melinda boone, give up an rights as a city counciler becasue he's a principal but he also doesnt gain any rights as a principal becuase he's a city councilman. 3:21:25 sot - michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:10:01 i beleive thats the acuality. 1:10:12 minutes complaint and allegations... sot - dr. melinda boone, norfolk school superintendent - clip 25 32

many sides to this -- including a new one, from the superindent of schools. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has the story. this story began last the academy for discovery at lakewood. he went to school, but muhammed says he couldn't get answers from anyone including school princial and norfolk city councilmember tommy muhammad, parent - clip 9 until you find my child. 1:05:05 muhammad said police were called but by the time they arrived he'd found out that his son was put on a late bus. later that same day, michael muhammad, parent - clip 9 1:05:38 he said i got a chief goldsmith saying that the councilman siad you were as councilmember impacts his job as principal. 1:10:21 in that budget its an understnading as for the superintendent (((take this out ->generaly the school effect be voting on his bosses salary. 1:10:39 i interview in december, sot - dr. melinda boone, give up an rights as a principal becuase he's a city councilman. 3:21:25 sot - michael muhammad, relationship but i dont beleive thats the acuality. 1:10:12 minutes from a december school board meeting show muhammed took his c

thanks for joining us, i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. many are dismissing students early, or closing all together. this list is scrolling at the bottom of the screen, but you can also find it on wavy- dot-com. now let's get a closer look at the timeline for today's snow event with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. snow developing by midday. accumulations are likely. highs will be in the low 30s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: snow showers end this evening. then clearing and cold. lows will be in the low 20s with a few teens inland. winds nw 10-20mph. saturday: windy. highs will be in the low 30s. winds nw 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. wind chills will be in the single digits to the teens. a weak surface area of low pressure to our south/southeast. these 2 produce snow showers later today. temperatures will be cold enough for this to all fall as snow except for a few locations along the southern outer banks and northeast north carolina. the heaviest snow will fall over northeast north car

the peninsula was one of the hardest hit areas. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live with how it looks in newport news. brandi? tom, nicole- we have seen quite a difference in the weather here in newport news throughout the day. here's what it looks like right now... the roads are wet and there are some puddles. the side walks still have some snow on them but parking lots have snow mixed with main that has caused a slush. this is what it looked like here this morning. steady snow fall layered the

thanks for joining us this midday i'm brandi cummings in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. let's take you out to the skies over downtown norfolk. make sure you grab those sunglasses and jackets - it's a cold one. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. this afternoon: bright, but cold. highs: mid-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows: low-20s. with a chance of light snow late. highs: low-30s. winds: but despite a bright day, it'll be cold with highs only in the mid-30s. winds will be blowing out of the west at 10 to 20 mph, so at times, it'll feel more like it's in the mid to upper-20s. clouds will gradually increase overnight, so by the time you head out the door tomorrow morning, we'll be under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures starting in the low-20s. an area of low pressure will develop offshore tomorrow, so that will keep the clouds around and give some light snow during the early afternoon hours. expect light snow through the afternoon into your evening commute. most of the area will pick up a

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but up next, we found out norfolk international airport won't be expanding. 10 on your side's brandi cummings gives us a look at the f-a-a's decision. meteorologist ashley baylor is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater is working on we are still following (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death. stop taking januvia and call your doctor right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area wh

brandi cummings has new developments in a story we've been following for months. the government is cracking down on hoverboards. fires. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. hoverboards are not safe. the consumer product safety commission came to following its months-long investigation into the safety hazards. official new hoverboard safety standard notices to retailers, manufacturers, and importers. if those standards are not followed --- they could result in enforcement actions --- including seizure of civil and criminal penalties. reports of hoverboard-related fires in

our brandi cummings will have the latest from court. then at five-thirty - it's been more than two months since one of the navy's newest ships broke down off our coast. now we're learning more about what caused it. then at 6-- gangs in hampton roads. it shouldn't surprise you that they exist-- but who's in them may. vital information for parents in this 10 on your side investigation-- but first ahead here at 4 --- a scary scene on the street. why manhole covers started flying through a brush fire is burning in malibu, california. 20 acres are burning near the pacific coast highway. three a-m. the cause is unknown. crews are battling the flames. calm winds are helping their fight. some residents have left their homes as a precaution. authorities blame an underground fire for a pair of manhole cover explosions in new jersey. both flew into the air yesterday morning --- about a block apart. rain carried road salt from the pavement to underground power lines and sparked fires. a carbon monoxide build-up created pressure that caused the manh

i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. we continue our coverage at 7-30 with new information about a deadly accident in norfolk. tonight, loved ones will gather at moyock elementary school to remember a 9-year-old boy taken from his family too soon. lucas ballard died in serious crash on west 27th street and llewellyn avenue monday night. 7-year-old boy, survived. police say lucas was wearing a seat belt. rico bush joins us in our newsroom with more on this difficult story and tonight's service. rico - brandi, family and friends are expected to pack the soccer field at moyock elementary school at 6 tonight, where lucas was a student, to honor his short life in this world. family members say lucas is dancing in heaven - they plan to remember the big kid with a big personality. according to police, on the day of the crash, lucas and his best friend keion mcclenny were riding in the back seat of a minvan when a pickup truck collided with their vehicle at the intersection of west 27th street and llewellyn avenue. the impact th

and i'm brandi cummings. happening today - a fight to put a stop to crime in governor terry mcauliffe and local leaders will meet for an important conversation - preventing young african american boys from turning to violence! the city of hampton is hosting a regional symposium to address the issue. data shows young black males are disproportionately affected by crime as either victims or offenders. rico bush is in hampton with more on what some are calling the crisis in the black community. rico. brandi, don, with this symposium today, leaders hope to use it as an opportunity to change the narrative from failure to hope among black youth and men. state and local leaders say they want to turn the page on crime and send a united message that they won't tolerate it in the in hampton alone, african american men between the ages of 15 and 24 make up nearly half of all arrested for violent crimes, but the group is less than five percent of the population. overall in hampton, violent crimes rose 20 percent from 20-

will get a chance to talk to navy officials and several other representatives. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is at the meeting and joins us live. brandi? anita, stephanie- the at 4pm. (ad lib about what we've seen) last month we reported that test results showed drinking water at fentress exceeded epa provisional health advisory levels for pfcs. the chemical is used in fire fighting foam on base. the navy says the chemical is not regulated by the epa, but they decided to play it safe and give water bottles for on-base personnel. working with the city of chesapeake, a free water filling station has been set up for residents living near fentress who have concerns about their private well water used for drinking and cooking. tonight, concerned chesapeake residents will be able to learn water. representatives from the navy, epa, city of chesapeake, department of health and office of environmental quality will be here tonight. we'll let you hear from residents in our full story tonight on wavy news 10 at 11. live in chesapeake brandi cummings 10 on your side. three people went to the hospital aft

i'm brandi cummings,en to your side. tom: we alerted you to the growing list of traffic closures this morning. click the notifications on the wavy.com app to on to get that important information. nicole: a long process to clean up and figure out what caused a huge fire that left dozens in the cold in oceanview. you can't grasp the scope of saturday's fire unless you see the view from chopper 10. 14 buildings burned, 40 residents displaced. norfolk firefighters say they did all they could against the wind and cold. we have an update from the scene. lex: things just started to slow down within the last hour or so but all afternoon crews were working to tear down another building destroyed by that fire. today, norfolk's fire chief got emotional talking about his devastating fires in norfolk over this weekend. >> i'm extremely proud of our firefighters for the job that they did. lex: saturday night, more than 60 firefighters battled more than flames -- ripping wind, freezing temperatures and low water pressure worked against

live in virginia beach brandi cummings 10 on your side. big business. it's on this week in friday we told you the mermaid city may soon be home to a new fortune 500 company downtown. today i talked to people already working in the area about the impact this economic deal in the works could have. and at least for now, there's a lot of excitement in the air. as new buildings are rising, the framework of a revitalized downtown norfolk is coming together piece by piece. (17)8:08 whether it's a small start up business whether it's a medium size business or whether it's these large businesses which these small businesses turn into anyway i think it's a positive thing for this area 8:18 here at hatch they specialize in helping start-ups. but yes they're still excited about one more big business possibly being added to the mix. (17)9:05 having a big business look at our region as an opportunity for them to put their business here i think that's a step in the right direction 9:12 last week 10 on your side confirmed norfolk leaders have been working to bring data

i am brandi cummings, 10 on your side. >>announcer: now, your super slater. don: what a nasty day. we had the fog through the day. we are seeing very light rain. is going to be coming up tomorrow. we have rights for a drink -- we have widespread rain along the state line. this will continue overnight, changes. the texas storm will be here in 24 hours. you can see this world going on just to the southeast of the dallas-fort worth area right into here. that is where the store was located. you can see very big thunderstorms going on in jackson, mississippi, south of jackson, and likely to enter alabama as well. big storms going on in that part of the world. we can see some of that action about 24 hours from now. tomorrow will be exactly the opposite of what we see for the day-to-day. today, obviously coolish. knowledge of a breeze, but very damp and dreary -- not really a breeze, but very damp and by this time tomorrow evening, we see the possibility of severe thunderstorm. there is a slight risk for virginia. that means there is a little bit more of a risk for some damaging winds wit

thanks for joining us, i'm brandi cummings, in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. many are dismissing students early, or closing all together. this list is scrolling at the bottom of the screen, but you can also find it on wavy- dot-com. now let's get a closer look at the timeline for today's snow event with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. snow developing by midday. accumulations are likely. highs will be in the low 30s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: snow showers end this evening. then clearing and cold. lows will be in the low 20s with a few teens inland. winds nw 10-20mph. saturday:

a meeting is happening right no and brandi cummings is there. >> we have already seen more than 100 residents in chesapeake here coming to get more information, just wanting to find out about the contaminated water. we will show you what it looks like now. not very much going on but we have seen dozens of folks here earlier today. last month we reported test results exceeded the epa provisional health advisory the chemical is used in firefighting foam on the base. the navy didn't say the chemical is not regulated by the epa right now. but they wanted to play it safe and give water bottles to on-base personnel. they have also created a free water filling station and that has been set up for residents living there. today, residents were able to come here and get more permission. and they could get answers to all of their questions. there were representatives from the navy and the epa at the department of health. they were all here to answer questions for any concerns. we did talk to some of the folks that were here tonight and we talk to representatives about what the residents need to know. we

city officials acroos haptom roads come together to fight local crime. 10 on your side's brandi cummings gives us a look at what they say needs new at five -- virginia tech researchers are using thousands of mosquitos to learn more about the zika virus-- and its potential threat to the public. for a decade, researchers there have studied mosquito-borne viruses such as west nile and yellow fever. familiar with the mosquito's anatomy and how other diseases are transmitted --they're hoping to find answers to better understand the zika virus. researchers believe dissecting the mosquito's stomachs could tell them where the virus begins. and that could lead to more breakthroughs in combating this growing problem. :46-:56 [notes:kevin myles, associate professor at virginia tech] "i wouldn't say so prevent a person from becoming infected in the first place." before the study can move forward-- researchers need to order the virus itself. then they can see how infected mosquitos' immune systems react to it. coming up on wavy news 10 - research finds animals may understand you better than you think

brandi cumming toys big rain is gone snow is gone everything is gone -- for now. but its february can this last? what's coming up next in the weather? chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: sky turns cloudy again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated early am showers. a little sleet may mix as rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. thursday: mainly sunny and cold. highs around 40 degrees. wind: n 5-15mph. it was a soggy morning across the tidewater area, but the rain ended by early afternoon. skies clear thru early evening, then turns cloudy again around midnight ahead of another quick disturbance thru early wednesday morning. this disturbance will bring a quick dose of rain to our area, and a little sleet could mix in with rain for the western portions of the southside as the disturbance pulls away by 9am. after that, the rest of your wedn

brandi cummings has their plea for his safe return-- when nicole and i see you at 6-- keep it right here. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, a hospital in london says scottish nurse -- who has already recovered from ebola twice. pauline cafferky has developed another "late complication" from her infection with the lethal virus. cafferkey was transferred by military plane from her home in glasgow to london. she's being treated by the hospitals infectious diseases team. last december, cafferkey was treated for meningitis. she was first infected back in 20-14 while working in sierra leone. do you love singing -- but somewhere along the way - someone told you -- you couldn't? then this is the story for you. after being told her entire life that she can't seing -- a woman in england started her own choir. 4-8

but the faa has said no. 10 on your side's brandi cummings spoke to airport officials and passengers about the plans. anita, stephanie- support for the new runway seems to be overwhelming. but for some reason the faa is against it. the airport authority is doing all it can trying to get things off the ground. sot - ed everett, yorktown, va - clip 64 20:35:14 personally i would think that we need something like that. great idea. 20;32:52 passengers want it. the norfolk airport authority wants it, but the federal aviation administration has grounded the idea. sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:06:04 first reaction. 20:06:06 this diagram shows the second parallel 65-hundred foot runway. but in this october letter, the faa said the new runway is not suported by current or anticipated needs. in otherwords - no. sot robert bowen, deputy executive director, norfolk international airport - clip 3 20:09:53 its been a challenge right from the beginning to get it restarted to get phase one completed and now to get phase 2 completed. 20:10:01 r

a judge in gloucester today. 62 people were on the docket for unpaid tolls. 10 on your side's brandi cummings is live in gloucester with the story. the people in court today had fines that ranged from the hundreds to the thousands...all for crossing the coleman brdge and not paying the $2 toll. if this bill passes there would be a

im brandi cummings at langley nasa where the speech was given today. the story straight ahead. 22:11:19 plus - it's decision day for new hampshire voters. we'll get an update from the granite state -- where turnout is expected to set a record. "like the el faro last year, when we asked the same questions, why did it sail into the storm?" a congressman wants to know why the captain of a cruise ship -- loaded with passengers -- decided to sail into a dangerous storm. just a little tiny weather system taking pot shots at us -- it's looking a lot like rain you might see a sprinkle or a flurry but nothing to get too excited about. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center tonight: light evening