it has happened over chesapeake as we saw from chris horne and into virginia beach and it is starting to happen in hampton. i don't think it will be that far north into gloucester county. williamsburg, you've got snow and heavy snow on up into kloster county. changeover to rain into eastern north carolina. again, the totals have been very light and they are melting away fast across the south side. for the peninsula, you can see what is going on. how does it compare? around one inch. before it melts, 1-3 inches. 3-5 is entirely possible into williamsburg. these are the same graphics i used yesterday. this is not our area. i'm not going to forecast out of our area, but this is what we are ending up with for friday. how much tomorrow morning? zero. it is going to melts. saturday and sunday, f u flakes of snow into the area as we end up with this much -- a few flakes of snow into the area as we end up with this much. ashley: here is the forecast through the evening. here we go through 9:00. norfolk will be into the low 40's. farther to the north, up toward richmond, temperatures will stil

much more ahead on wavy news 10 - "i'm chris horne in shooting. i'll tell you about the effect it's having on the neighborhood." plus people along the mid-atlantic digging out of this historic winter storm. 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 hampton man involved in a brutal attack overnight is doing better in the hospital. he had life-threatening injuries, but police say he is now stable. chris horne is live with more on the investigation-- and how this has affected man they identify as tj was shot multiple times and stabbed as well. very few want to go on camera, because they fear they could be the next victim. unidentified neighbor: c 4 44:15 i heard pop pop pop pop (pause) pop pop pop pop a total of eight shots, according to a neighbor. that's what people in the 500 block of smiley road heard just bef

chris horne, 10 on your see chris's investigation "life after release" on wavy news 10 monday at 6, with coverage beginning at 4 pm. virginia state police are trying to determine what happened moments before they found a woman lying on a highway shoulder. they found her just beofre 2:30 this morning on the i-64 off ramp to northampton bouldevard. medics took her to sentara norfolk general hospital. police say a red pickup truck was seen driving away from the female. if you have any information, call police. talk about a beautiful and warm day across hampton roads. people have been out all day enjoying the warm temperatures and the abundant sunshine. this video is near the seawall in portsmouth. in addition to people, it looks like the seagulls were also tonight: high, thin clouds. mild. lows: upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. tuesday: mix of sun and clouds. cooler. highs: low-50s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. you couldn't ask for a better end to the upper-60s and low-70s. we'll conti

chris horne reporting. knight has already gathered several co-patrons - and state senator john cosgrove is sponsoring a similar measure in the senate. it would take effect july first and enable christy billings to get the benefit she deserves. norfolk police recruits spent the day arming locals with things they need they passed out blankets and coats to the homeless, at camps like this one on north military highway. recruits say the donations may help improve the police department's reputation. c0026 lindsey parkman we're kind of seen as not necessarily the good guys we're out here trying to serve the community -- we're here to help as well. it's part of a community it's part of a community service project the department requires tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. tonight: stray cold! lows fall int

message on its facebook page warning people at the center about the situation. 10 on your side's chris horne is monitoring this for us. he joins us now with an active shooter has just been been reported in building #26 at naval medical center san diego. all occupants are advised to run, hide or fight. all non-emergency response personnel are asked to stay away from the compound, located at 34800 bob wilson drive, san diego, ca 92134." fox stattion three shots fired but no injuries federal state and local authorities are on the scene, plus a swat team federal state and local authorities are on the scene, plus a swat team has arrived 6500 military and civilian workers plus the patients authories are keeping people away, people who work at the naval medical center who hadn't already arrived for work can not get on the location three schools in the area on lockdown bldg 2 or 3 where wounded warriors are located naval base point loma also on checking into naval base coronado we are also following some breaking news out of hampton. police tweeted about an industrial accident on wells court, just o

wind: sw 5-10mph "i'm chris horne in hampton, where police are investigating a vicious shooting. they don't have a suspect, but a neighbor has a theory." ((what do you think the solution is i think if you put an officer in every precinct around the clock. this is councilman danny meeks here in portsmouth he grew up here he's fed up with what he's seen the murder rate has nearly doubled his solution coming up)) i'm deanna leblanc talking to residents and a military housing complex about losing heat during the winter weather. three people are in the hospital after a mobile home fire. crews are on the scene and so is 10 on your side's erin kelly. they are praising the work of people nearby -- who rushed to help. we are across the street from the harwood mills community where it happened. this is what's left of the home. the fire department says bystanders, a york county sheriff's deputy, and an off-duty lieutenant from williamsburg fire department found one victim in her bedroom and they actually pulled off the side of the home to get to her. fire officials say then they started cpr

more coverage now, chris horne in chesapeake. chris: nicole and tom, we are seeing rain. the only evidence we had a winter storm was here in the grassy area. there is some snow that hasn't normally much more traffic here. on a friday evening, but not tonight. everyone heeded the warnings. chesapeake is prepared. they have 10,000 tons of sand and salt. they have pretreated the roads with the brine solution. rain is probably washing a lot of it off. they also say watch out for high tides and roads closing because of that. matt gregory: we see snow and rain, back to snow. an hour ago it was rain. you can see right here the best example. this is all eyes up and down the tree at the corner of rain. the roadways are. we are on the line of snow and sleet changing over. it has made things i see. the road is clear although a little bit slick. while they have seen these different types of precipitation it seems like for the most part the roads and downtown are clear. reporter: when we are not on the air we are always on wavy.com. our homepage has a special coverage box. if the powe

chris horne is in hampton now with the story. chris: the man that neighbors say is "t.j." was shot in the same block as where he lives. police have confirmed he was shot multiple times. neighbors said he was also stabbed and run over. a friend and neighbor says she >> he was just trying to do a good samaritan thing and i think thatla -- backlash happened. chris: the man was battling to stay alive, lying and bleeding on the ground in front of this pile of brush. >> i don't even see how he made it to the hospital. he was that bad. i was trying to talk to him. we could not get any response from him. chris: this woman, who was afraid to be seen, says t.j. was also stabbed and run over. it happened on smiley road. earlier this month, he helped police catch a driver that had sideswiped several cars. one of them belonged to her. she is thankful for what he did. >> he is an all-around decent guy. he would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. chris: she fears that the reckless driver came back last police have no information on that possible motive and no information a

be sure to join lex gray, chris horne and starting at 6 a.m. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. we're tracking slushy conditions in williamsburg tonight. the plow trucks have been out today, but some drivers are still having trouble getting around. 10 on your side's erin kelly is there now. erin, what are you seeing now? we're near the intersection of 2nd street and merrimac trail. we've seen heavy snow for the past few hours -- and the wind has blown the snow all over the road. earlier today -- we were near the campus of william & mary and richmond road. we saw cars going through the slush -- only a few with issues. crews have been working in 12-hour shifts with 6 plow this snow has been challenging for them -- because of how long the storm has

it'll be even warmer on sunday and i'm chris horne. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- 14;59;31;17 friends remembering the tragedy that happened in this house. we'll have the latest on what we have been able to uncover. and crime concerns in part of norfolk-- what to do about them before the next one happens. see the effort going on ahead of the weekend to raise awareness about the danger-- when nicole and i see you i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. president obama -- making another push to advance equal pay for women -- he marked the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act - by announcing his latest proposal to decrease the pay gap. the lilly ledbetter fair pay act was the first piece of legislation signed by president obama. it loosened the statute of limitations surrounding workers ability to sue for pay discrimination. now -- under this new proposal - companies -- with 100 employees or more -- would be re

we'll actually be tracking highs in the 60s through most of next week - and i'm chris horne we have a team of reporters working to bring you the very latest on the deaths of six people in chesapeake. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- what could lead to such rage of a murder suicide a family of six decimated the entire ordeal ended in this house behind me. news > thursday > p5 ches gw hwy wildwood police he spent 25 years on the street, on alert, constantly on guard, and then to lose his life in this fashion, is just, is just tragic. 633 then to lose his life in this fashion, is just, is just tragic. 633 city councilman robert ike speaks out on the murder of a fellow retired chesapeake police officer. hear more from friends of the family killed and what we know about the suspect - coming up at 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-pr

investigative reporter chris horne has more on why the law needs to be changed. we first reported on this injustice in november. virginia voters passed a law that is supposed to work like this... a service member gets killed in action, and the surviving spouse gets an exemption on property tax on the family home. but because of a definition for "killed in narrow, our war widow was denied a benefit that could save her tens of thousands of dollars over the years. c 1 27:37 christy billings widow it's hard to describe what it is to live without somebody who was your future and everything you wanted to share. everything went then, whom your children need on a daily basis and don't have. that's christy billings of virginia beach describing the pain she and her children have endured without their husband and father, army sergeant robert billings. a virginia law was intended to give the family some consolation - a property tax exemption on the family home. but the law pivots on the very narrow pentagon definition of "killed in action". sgt billings's stryker vehicle was

prince has been convicted of fraud in four different cities in hampton roads. 10 on your side's chris horne talked to victims who say they may see what's owed to them. c 17 13:54 carlena porter fraud victim they after he pleaded guilty in norfolk. prince has now been convicted in four different cities - this was video of his guilty plea last summer in chesapeake. he was also convicted in portsmouth and virginia beach. but the norfolk case involved the most victims - nine. prince had operated this office on west 24th street. about three years ago he started to take the money carlena porter fraud victim we gave him $1,800 right then for the headstone so he could order it from the company after several weeks went by, porter says prince began giving her evasive answers. c 17 14:46 carlena porter fraud victim he would give me excuses that the truck was stuck up north different excuses that didn't make sense now, prince must make restitution of more than 17 thousand dollars to the nine victims. porter says she's not confident that will happen. c 17 17:02 carlena porter fraud victim do you think y

i'm lex gray-- chris horne joins us for this special edition of wavy news 10 today. and what a weekend of weather it has been for millions of people. the troubles aren't over-- as you get ready for your day. here are the headlines: roads around the area are still very slick this morning. a number of accidents were reported overnight-- and city and v-dot crews continue to handle tricky spots. the areas you need to watch most-- right in your neighborhood where it could be icy. at least 18 deaths are being blamed on the storm-- which affected-- and is still we have team coverage for you on the leftovers of the winter storm. 10 on your side has crews stationed both on the southside and the peninsula to keep you up to date on conditions. first-- meteorologist deitra tate with what you need to know about the temperatures and the morning forecast. deitra? sunday: mostly sunny. chilly breeze. highs: mid- 30s. winds: nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder. highs: mid-40s. winds: light sw. the roads will remain slippery - something to keep in mi

i'm lex gray-- chris horne joins us for this special edition of wavy news 10 today. and what a weekend of weather it has been for millions of people. the troubles aren't over-- as you get ready for your day. here are the headlines: roads around the area are still very slick this morning. a number of accidents were reported overnight-- and city and v-dot crews continue to handle tricky spots. the areas you need to watch most-- right in your neighborhood where it could be icy. at least 18 deaths are being blamed on the and is still affecting, some 80 million people. we have team coverage for you on the leftovers of the winter storm. 10 on your side has crews stationed both on the southside and the peninsula to keep you up to date on conditions. first-- meteorologist deitra tate with what you need to know about the temperatures and the morning forecast. deitra? sunday: mostly sunny. chilly breeze. highs: mid- 30s. winds: nw winds: light sw. the roads will remain closings page! we'll be tracking plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but the wind will stay up around 10 to 20 mph,

see these stories and more when chris horne joins me beginning at 5. iran flies a drone over one of our aircraft carriers. what the navy is saying about this footage. (don't show wheelchair figure) lego responds to the request for a new figure to represent you. toymaker lego has unveiled its first mini-figure in a wheelchair. (show lego wheelchair figure) the wheelchair figure will be introduced as part of the new lego city set this june. the new set appears to show a scene in a park, with figures of parents and babies in a playground. it's now on display at the international toy fair in germany. the new figure is in response to requests from organizations representing the disabled. happened to a lot of people. you log on to buy tickets to a concert the moment they go on sale --- and the show is sold out. the attorney general of new york state says buying tickets is a fixed game. most tickets are never available to begin with. according to a three year investigation --- some shows had 70-percent of tickets earmarked for pre-sale events not available to

see these stories when chris horne joins me beginning at 5. a group of medical experts says the zika virus is quote "spreading explosively." what they are doing about and how one local group is working to stop the spread of the mosquito borne virus. new information in a local homicide investigation. we've learned of another arrest months after a man was found shot to new information in a 2015 homicide in gates county. the sheriff's office says it has a second suspect in custody. geral bass is charged in the robbery and shooting death of calvin bell junior. bell's body was found in a field off of nc-37 in hobbsville back in june-- yards from his home. the sheriff's office says it is searching a gates county creek for two weapons used in this homicide. 29-year-old aaron holland was previously arrested in bell's death. newport news police are looking for the two men who robbed a pizza hut restaurant. this is surveillance video from the crime suspects came in to the warwick boulevard restaurant with guns. one of them made a worker open the registe

((chris maathuis)) i'm kind of interested in the outcome of the alamo bowl... it's oregon and tcu. remember the horned frogs quarterback trevone boykin was in jail a few days ago for punching a cop... he posted bail and was sent home. oregon just pounding the horned frogs last we had. then later tongiht it's west virginia and arizona state. now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weekend edition ((sharie johnson)) > every year, the 8 on your side team takes thousands of calls from people across the valley... reporting scams and rips off's along with requests for help. michelle mortensen then spends weeks analyzing it to uncover the trends and she discovered 2015 was full of surprises. ((michelle mortensen)) > this right here is our closed call log for 2015. that means we took your call ... and got you an answer or solution. we have other logs .. for the many other cases we handled and won, as well ... so this is only a fraction of the work we did this year and the stories we filed. we more than doubled the number of calls we took this year from last year ... which is incred

((chris maathuis)) i'm kind of interested in the outcome of the alamo bowl... it's oregon and tcu. remember the horned frogs quarterback trevone boykin was in jail a few days ago for punching a cop... he posted bail and was sent home... so he won't play, but still should be an excting shootout. then later tongiht it's west virginia and arizona state. and sharie will be back with more after this.... now, nevada's first choice for ((sharie johnson)) > coming up ((sharie johnson)) > coming up tonight at 6... blowing the whistle on the scammers. every year our 8 on your side team get thousands of calls about rip off and scams. we take a look at the top scams of 2015 that caught our eye. join us for those stories and more, tonight at 6:00./// ((sharie johnson)) > in case you didn't know... today is national science fiction day. holiday. but it is the "official" birthday of prolific science fiction writer isaac asimov . an avid writer... he penned as many as ten books a year, according to biography-dot- com. he's most famous for coining the term "robotics." science fiction enthusiasts most likely know it wa

horned frogs end up ruling the night. you won't beleive it.. and it's next in sports. ((chris maathuitonight at the mgm grand. the welterweight championship between robbie lawler and carlos condit fought to the bitter end and round five will be referenced for years to come. these two guys left everything in the octagon.. the crowd would love this. from the start they were swinging and connecting. both would be rocked.. it seemed the champion, lawler was having trouble figuring out condit was bringing... and he was bringing it. the challenger connected on way more punches... but it was lawler connecting on more telling blows. the fifth round was epic... they left everything in the octagon. both were spent as they continued to deliver shots... right to the bell and when they scores were handed out... it was a split decision win for the champion. maybe a little controversial... could have easily gone the other way. lawler successfully defends his title in a fight for the ages. (( )) dana white/ufc pres.; condit thought the fight of his life... condit threw 500 strikes tonight, it's crazy and i had it 3-2 condit.

chris maathuis)) it's no secret formula... especailly for a team that's lost 3 of its last 4... mccaw needs to sense the take the bull by the horns and maybe come a little more selfish. stephen zimmerman/center; "the hard thing is he's a quiet kid so you can never really read him that well." nats; "patrick mccaw with 25 and unlv..." ((chris maathuis)) rebels tip with the rams tonight at 7... see if dave rice can get his first win in fort collins. here's video from unlv's last win at fort collins... it was february 19th 2011... lon kruger's final year at unlv. here's a few names you'll remember... oscar bellfield led the rebs with 18, anthony marshall had 16 and chase stanback chipped in with 12. rebels won the game 68-61 in front of 8- thousand fans at moby arena. can you imagine cancelling a basketball game with your biggest rival... maybe in football with all the shakeups. but basketball, where you play 30 games a season... byu and utah have cancelled their instate rival game... citing the rivalry is becoming contentious. first time they will not have played since world war ii speaking of byu... dave rice and dave rose have bot

hornings villanova via visiting saint john. time winding down. ron no, sir have up by one t half. second half, turn around. he led nova with 16 points. chris jenkins dialing for long distance. is it really long distance sny more. they don't really charge you for calling long distance it just is what it is. 14 points 11 boards. villanova have wins it 68-53. 18th win of the season. temple on the road at souths florida. it was a monday store game -- monday store game. clinton making it happen. from long range. one man wrecking crew for the ourselves getting it done. second half more of clinton. four for three from three point range. 14-73. 30 points lead all scores temple wins 70-63. the stars are lining in nashville. game gets on the way 40 minutes. rolling out a new format. features three on three. clawed drew is the only player on the team from the flyers. we now go down under for the men's final open. six-one. capture record six open title. now picks up three major titles for the second time in his career. now has 11 grand slam titles. basically he's a bawse. tonight we're doing it big. this is what we mean by big. you get a deal. everybo

--then chris ford gets in on the action with the hoop and the harm....mt mercy wins big 101-71. thanks scott. [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a month plus get $300 back. on our city cam. it's january 12th and here's what you need to know today. president obama is preparing to give his final state of the union address tonight. he will touch on immigration issues, climate change and gun control. five 20-16 presidential hopefuls are making stops in eastern iowa today just weeks ahead of the to trump, they all hope to convince voters. the annual valuation report isn't ready and it could impact your property taxes. 3-d printing is changing the way doctors do knee replacements. one doctor says he's the

horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider > ((chris maathuis)) it's a moment of truth for unlv... the runnin' rebels host the league's top two teams this week. they play san diego state this saturday but they face off with boise state on wednesday at 8 pm. shockingly the rebels are sitting in 7th place... it's a good thing they're home.. the rebs are 7-2 at home this year and 2 and 5 away. they've got to play smarter if wednesday. the series with the broncos is tied at 5 wins and five loses. ((chris maathuis)) about a month ago, carlos johnson committed to unlv... he's the findlay prep guard, who looks like a linebacker. dave rice, who was watching from the stands over weekend as findlay played gorman, know how good johnson is. but during that time, things have changed dramatically... now rice is gone and simon is in charge. so what does that mean for johnson... does he stay committed or move on? (( )) carlos johnson/rebel recruit;"reallly that doesn't afffect my decision, i'm still going to unlv. ball players do what ball players do,

horn, the horseback flag-waving. but week, the group led by ammon bundy, said, the site of last week's emotional community gathering. chris briles is part of a self-appointed group trying to act as a liaison between the refuge and the town. >> what was wrong with that decision not to allow us to have a public meeting? it infringed upon my constitutional rights of free speech and my right of assembly and my feeling. i don't think that that was an honest and fair thing to do. >> reporter: briles quit his job as county fire chief after the judge's refusal to grant meeting space. another split in an already fractured community as it tries to find ways to communicate with the protesters. >> i go to the meetings that are here, that's 100% okay? in the meetings there i heard there was a third that said you guys need to get out of dodge and a third says we like what you're doing, not liking your method, we appreciate it we want you to go, and a third that say, don't go, stay. but lest talk about a republic. it's the right of the individual that we're looking at. not the right of the collective. >> plans for a public meeting hostb

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