i'm deanna leblanc. more local police officers were among the hundreds who gathered today in woodbridge to remember a virginia police officer killed on her first day on the job. norfolk police posted this picture on the department's facebook page of the honor guard after it arrived in prince william county this morning. a memorial service and funeral was held today for officer ashley guindon. she was shot and killed saturday while responding to a domestic violence call. the family of a man shot and killed by a norfolk police officer is now suing the officer indicted in his death. david latham in 2014. carrington has been charged with manslaughter - his trial is set for later this year. but now, latham's family is also fighting for damages. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is here with the details. this is new - there are already criminal charges against officer edington - that is set to move forward to trial in september. now - he's also facing a civil lawsuit from the victim's family. according to court

deanna leblanc will update us on how the community is recovering. and the united nations warns of a looming crisis in greece over the thousands of migrants with no where to go. find out what they suggest to remedy the situation. then at five-thirty - another country is added to the list with cases of zika virus -- plus the outlook for the spread of the disease in come to a close-- one still hangs over the head of police in hampton roads. joe fisher's investigation on the death of anjelica hadsell-- where things stand-- and why there are still so many questions-- is coming up at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- when sick kids are granted anything they want from make-a-wish --- you often hear about trips to disneyland or meeting someone famous. not this little girl --- she wanted help cleaning up her community. hear honey, would some captain d's make you feel better? yeeeaah! (woo) when you love seafood this much... back again? i hope it's just a clumsy phase. ...it's gotta be d's. anything's worth it for our new home-style flounder meal or double doz

im dl 10 on your side. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc reporting. if you'd like to watch our previous interview with rusty quillin, we put links to them with this story on wavy dot com. a demonstration getting down and dirty. why police arrested several protesters in richmond a community has spent close to a year rebuilding from riots -- tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest wind 5 to 10. tuesday mostly sunny, with a high near 73. west wind 5 to 10. tuesday night around 50. southwest wind 5-10. wind 5 to 10. tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest wind 5 to 10. tuesday mostly sunny, with a high near 73. west wind 5 to 10. tuesday night mostly clear, with a low around 50. southwest wind 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest firefighters in chesapeake say a paint spill should not have a major impact on the environment. it's a follow-up to our report from friday, when 500 gallons of paint spilled into a drain of the south hill community. 10 on your side's lex gray spoke to investigators about the clean-up ef

deanna leblanc toys the city of norfolk's bureau of neighbrohod quality is also about to roll out a new program called rent ready. they goal is to have landlords volunteer have city code officers inspect their units. the city hopes this will landlord and improve the quality of housing. now to a toll patrol story you'll see only on 10. a disagreement virginia's capitol could mean the end of a toll bill designed to protect you. among other things-- it calls for some lanes that don't get tolled, an improved notification system if you don't pay-- and a cap on fines. it would affect crossings such as the h-r-b-t and the monitor merrimac making sure there are always free lanes that aren't tolled. lawmakers could kill it this week, because not everyone agrees with everything in the bill. state senator bill friendly things there are still a lot of policy issues we need to work on )) runs: 12 (butt) (22:43 4) ((at there ill bill toll operators will continue to impso these fees penalties on toll violators )) runs:10 we'll let you know what kelly has spent a year in hear when he'll be returning to

your side is investigating a firefighter suspended for talking to the media. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is digging deeper into his punishment. what she uncovered today --- next. tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest in case you missed it over the weekend - a portsmouth fire captain and union president has been suspended for two days - for talking to the media - including to 10 on your side. rusty quillin talked to our deanna leblanc in november and in december about concerns over staffing shortages within the department. quillin is president of the local international association of fire fighters union. now, the city manager is accusing him of violating city policy that states employees cannot speak to the media. mike imprevento, a virginia beach attorney who has represented unions in the past, says the mike imprevento/attorney 1:40:08 here's somebody speaking about something very important that we all need to hear about. he's doing it as a union president, he wasn't doing it in uniform, he was not at the fire station, he was identified as a union thinking about. 1:40:27

and now the community is working together to rebuild and move forward. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc went back today. deanna how are residents coping? the chaos we saw this time last week - has long since cleared - but it's also evident that for some - there's still a long way to go. nats the sound of progress is slowly becoming a rhythm in waverly 23:57 it's pretty much non stop. roofers like michael padgett now working round the clock. 24:07 about 3, 4 a day. yeah about 3,4, a day. rows of blue tarps now cover up the damage, protecting homeowners from the threat of even more. 23:27 getting roof back over people's heads that's the main thing we're concerned of. (nats) the debris once blocking roads - now neatly piled - and being picked up. but the backdrop of the damage - can't be ignored. franco c0015 13:39:44 one moment you're okay, and boom. all hell breaks loose. nats? the road ahead for some like buisiness owner franco misseri - seems almost too long. c0015 13:34:03 i've got no power, no gas. his damage is extensive after bricks from a building across the street flew onto his r

i'm deanna leblanc, 10 on your side. tom: if you would like to watch our previous interviews with the firefighter, we have them with this story on wavy.com. >> now your super doppler 10 forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. don: chilly start to the day. we dropped to 32, 34 degrees area than we warmed up in a big way. then some clouds rolled in. what's up with that? not that much. a couple sprinkles way off to the northwest. we'll show you the sunset in just a second. it is beautiful. 10 mile an hour breeze out of the west and southwest. tomorrow at the noon hour, lighter winds. still cloud cover. that is moving off. 73 degrees. really, beautiful day tomorrow. at the end of the day, southwest winds at five to 10 miles per hour. southwesterly breeze, very light at the noon hour. 3:00 in the afternoon on wednesday, right around 75 degrees. there could be 78 degree readings further inland. this is likely to be the warmest day we see. so, really, really warm day for the day tomorrow and it will stay warm into thursda

this happened two years ago. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is looking into this new development. edington for nine million dollars. this, is on top of the criminal charge he's already facing in david latham's death. david latham's family maintains - they called police for help in june of 2014. they say the 35-year-old was having a mental episode - and they wanted an ambulance to take him to the hospital. when 25-year-old officer michael edington showed up - latham had a knife. edington, who had never used his gun on duty, shot latham in the doorway of the home. medical paperwork says he was shot 8 times - twice death. suit - they total their damages at nine million dollars . (page 2 paragraph 5) the family alleges that despite having a knife, latham never acted aggressively toward edington (page 3 paragarphy 8) and that the "excessive and unreasonable use of deadly force ... was the result of ... recklesness. though it hasn't been made clear who will represent edington in this new lawsuit - jeff swartz who represents edington in the criminal case gave us this statement. it reads

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