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. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. commissioner richard ross says it is amazing this officer even survived, he was in his cruiser being shot at point blank range, still manage today react, fire back, call for help, and also, hit that suspect. we do have police radio just moments after the officer was hit. >> i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> police say there is no doubt that this was an ambush. they say that this took place about 11:40 thursday night at the corner every south 60 and spieth streets. officer jesse heartnet in his cruiser approaching that intersection when the shooter began walking toward him with a 9-millimeter gun we are told and continued to shoot right into the cruiser window in all firing some 13 shots hitting heartnet three times in his left arm. officer heartnet did return fire. the suspect, 30 year old man, did try running away, but heartnet hit him at least three times, that suspect caught by officers around the corner near 60th and delancey street. the weapon was also recovered, there as well. officer heart innocen

richards, was also shot. the ceremony is private, but the public is welcome to pay tribute along the procession road. nicole: another major change for the hampton roads congressional delegation. scott mitchell will not run for reelection. he was elected in 2010. he said today he was proud of what he has accomplished and has >> in the last week or so i called my wife every day from washington and would say, terry, i have a sense that my work here is completed. i am not saying all the work has been done. or me personally, we have made our contribution and it is time for me to come home. 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 sc

nicole, good morning. you mentioned. fbi director will be in town later this morning. happening before that here at the police headquarters a big meeting between u.s. senator bob casey as well as police commissioner richard ross who will be discussing the police investigation. take a look at the video, cross town even earlier then that another meeting u.s. senator patrick toomey will be providing an update about the fbi's investigation this all comes after the fbi confirmed it is investigating the the ambush of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett as a terrorist attack. within week ago now hartnett was severely injured after police say edward archer ambush him and shot him on the streets of the west philadelphia archer allegedly confessed to shooting the officer in the name of islam. authorities are investigating a tip that archer is part of the larger group operate nothing that area who may pose a threat to other philadelphia officers. fbi director james comby will be in town later this afternoon to meet with a number of local officials. he had this to say recently about that ambush investigation. >> we are investigating that as a terrorist attack and trying to understand as we do in all of these

nicole. she spoke to us after an event in north liberty. more than 500 showed up at buford garner elementary school, where clinton took the podium with activist cecile richards. after, in her interview with tv-9, clinton touched on governor terry branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. she's wary of the plan, which would allow three private companies to manage 500-thousand iowan medicaid plans. the governor claims this will save the state $51 million its first year. clinton doubts where that savings will come from. she suggested it might be from benefit cutting. 10:26-:42 "well i am very concerned with the plan that governor branstad has rolled out to presented it, the short time table being imposed on people. and ive been meeting concerned people across the state. " privatization was supposed to happen january 1st, but federal regulators delayed the launch until march 1st. they said the state lacked readiness in some areas. clinton has scheduled a stop in adel on wednesday. that will be her last trip before caucuses. the most recent cbs news/you gov poll shows clinton with 46 percent and sanders with 47 percent. but there was a 5 point 2 margin of error, so

nicole brewer. a philadelphia police officer is recovering after he was shot three time in the left arm, while sitting in his patrol car in west philadelphia. new police commissioner, richardw, despite being hit by the gunfire, the officer was able to radio for assistance, and shot and hit that suspect as he ran away. there's no motive for the violence, and the suspect is now in custody. now a check on the forecast this friday morning forecast, hey, katy? >> looking overall okay, at least initially. we do have some clouds building in as we speak, nicole, thankfully it is really going to be couple of hours, at least, until we have to dodge any wet weather for the most part here. watching warmfront build in, clouds building in as a result. see the moisture as well over portions of ohio, ken tongue i, all headed our way, here's where we stand temperature wise, yes, chill in the air, currently at 40 degrees, after all, at philadelphia international airport. but you don't have too much winds out there, granted not heck of a lot of sunshine either. but, at least it is dry generally for now. and then we do start to see that wet weather build in just showers initially, but heavy r

nicole is dead right. maybe sometime in march or april, the establishment such as it still exists, will try to pull a last-minute number to hold off, defend the fort. but we've seen in those, richarduchanan, he said, whenever you hear a stop x movement, bet on x. and if it's a stop trump movement, bet on trump. i think that's where we are. >> nicole, wherever you go, i know you are asked, does the establishment wing of the party stand a chance this cycle? >> well, i think it has to decide what it wants. right? i think that respecting the will of the voters has to become part of what the establishment is for. and i'm lucky enough to have some trump supporters close in my sphere of influence, so i understand the appeal of donald trump and i think that the establishment screaming and jumping up and down about how, you know, the world will end should our voters, should our base choose trump, it's the wrong move. i think the voters rebel against that. our voters are like teenagers being told by their parents they can't do something. it makes them want to do it more. so i think stepping back, making our best arguments, you covered all the presidential elections that i worked on, sometim