there is a push this morning to recall a norfolk city treasurer from office--a group says he is not able to properly able to do his job. heavy rain caused major flooding yesterday and we have more raining moving in. we have our first school delay this morning. accomack county and gloucester county are both on a two hour delay this morning due to the weather. lets head over to meteorologist myles henderson with how long stay on top of changing weather--- download the new newschannel 3 storm team app. you can watch live radar and check the forecast -- and get any breaking weather alerts. go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- apps - it )s free! lets take a live look outside this morning ---our photojournalist omari brown is out on the roads ----at ----- now lets get a check on the roads with kristen crowley. now here )s kristen crowley to in norfolk theres a push this morning to recall norfolk )s city treasurer-p&from office. a group says he s not able to properly do his job as city treasure as he faces federal charges-- newschannel threes stefania okolie is live in the control room this morning wi

tonight in tea party hero along with the rest of norfolk city to transfer money into the economic development authority to have the human resources company adp call norfolk home to be approached and to be able to deal with fortune five hundred company is significant for the city especially as it will bring jobs that could total up to one percent of our entire population. city leaders anticipate the performance based grant paid out over several years would be covered by the revenue eighty p generates for the city thousands of new jobs means thousands of the need to eat and sleep somewhere so it's significant for downtown is just a significant over the entire city downtown norfolk council president mary miller says a company like eighty feet would boost the local establishments on brandy st. if it's two thousand new employees intent and has a significant impact on people back in shock either you know hungry in the street and are an independently owned and operated businesses small businesses are expanding millennials want to own their necessarily

norfolk city emergency until further notice. residents are asked to park on the even-numbered sides of streets where parking is normally allowed on both sides and not at all on the city's snow- emergency routes. for maps and other snow-related information, check the city's web page: ci.norfolk.ne.us. those taking part in monday's northeast nebraska day at the state capitol, got to attend a confirmation hearing for norfolk's own courtney dentlinger as state director of economic development. dentlinger appeared before the banking, commerce and insurance committee, chaired by 19th district state senator jim scheer of norfolk. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. lukas still to come... we'll bring it back to scott and elisa for continued coverage of the blizzard moving through the area. stay with us. scott: " " jessica rae scott: scott:good morning company skycam hd. blizzard warnings blanket the area until early wednesday morning. the radar displays heavy snow dropping throughout much o

norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p still needs to make the decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session . c23 4:40:30 - as you read the document that i furnished to the auditor. raise other questions, so we can come up with answers ultimately. burfoot faces public corruption and perjury charges dating back to his time new this morning, the department of justice is threatening legal action against the city of ferg

happening today, norfolk city council plans to talk big business. payroll processing giant a-d-p, may be moving thousands of jobs to norfolk depending on a multi-million dollar grant. the fortune 500 company requested five million dollars to make the move to the city. and tonight, city leaders will consider dishing out those funds to woo the company. rico bush is in downtown norfolk with reaction to before council. rico - don, lex, several business leaders we talked to have applauded a potential a-d-p expansion to norfolk. they believe any growth to downtown is a good thing for the norfolk city leaders have been working to get a-d-p downtown for quite sometime. a city spokeswoman could not discuss the specifics on the deal, but we have learned in return for a five million dollar grant, a-d-p has agreed to bring a huge number of permanent jobs to norfolk. that money will go to a-d-p over the course of several years. business leaders tell us they're excited about the potential economic benefits for the area. (deany dormer, executive events-17)7:59 i th

norfolk school bus mixup has turned into a war of words principal. the parent doesn't believe that principal should also be able to serve as a city councilman. friday night-- 10 on your side heard from that parent who calling the situation a "conflict of interest." tonight only on 10 we are hearing from the norfolk principal and councilman tommy smigiel. 10 on your side's jason marks is at the wavy live center with what he had to say. jason. smigiel says has every right to do both jobs. the law allows him to do so and he tells me he goes out of his way to make sure the two don't able to tell my side of the story." until now. for the first time-- norfolk city councilman and principal tommy smigiel is telling his side of a story. what started as a school bus at the academy at lakewood has turned into a war of words. 02=:12:40:17 "i think the public needs to know that this is a political attack." in november michael muhammad's 11-year-old son, who is student at smigiel's school didn't arrive home at normal time. muhammad went to school to look for his son and called and when they didn't show, smigiel says he called the chief's cell phone as a pr

"the norfolk city council will be asked tonight to reverse a decision of the norfolk planning commission. the appeal concerns amendments approved january 5th to a conditional use permit for the off road speedway, allowing two more special races each year and racing on sunday night in the case of weather postponements. tonight's meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in the city council chambers at 309 north 5th street. with little comment, the lower elkhorn natural resources district has adopted rules and regulations for requiring flow meters on all irrigation systems in the district. the rules and regulations set an implementation date for the flow meter requirement of january, 2018. they establish a process for certification, installation and maintenance of the meters, and allow for existing meters to be grandfathered the mayor of norfolk will be honored this spring by her alma mater. norfolk catholic high school has announced the six individuals and groups to be enshrined in the school's hall of fame class, including mayor sue fuchtman, class of 1970. the inductees will be honored with a banquet

norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development authority to use five-million dollars to persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session . c23 4:40:30 - as you read the document that i furnished to the auditor. it also says, these questions are only raised for you to do your job. and then in turn, to raise other questions, so we can come up with answers ultimately. burfoot faces public corruption and perjury charges dating back

theres a push this morning to recall norfolk )s city treasurer-p&from office. a group says he s not able to properly do his job as city treasure as he faces federal charges-- newschannel threes stefania okolie is live in the control room this morning with the latest-- 30:16 we don )t feel he can effectively do his job thoughts from a group called the citizens recall committee on burfoot. they sat in on an intense meeting last night -- where supporters of burfoot also showed up-- 14:58 the man is innocent until proven guilty in the court of law on federal charges of political corruption. he recently pleaded not guilty and is currently awaiting trial in may. burfoot is accused of using his position as a city official gain. as he awaits trial-- he is not allowed to speak with any potential witnesses-- some of them include city staff members and city council members. which makes some wonder-- how could he possibly effectively do his job? the group says they d want his lawyer there at all times - 30:36 if hes going to take mr sacks in his office on permanent retaine

their goal: to recall norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot. c1 19:56:01 - there's too much of a cloud over his head. john wesley hill - a norfolk political activist who has questioned burfoot in the past - is leading the effort. he said the petition is on hold temporarily while we're going door to door. we are going to use every technique that we can use. burfoot has served as a norfolk public official for 14 years. first on city council then he was public corruption and perjury charges. saying people paid him nearly a half million dollars in exchange for votes. c1 20:01:53 - we really would like for him to resign or we would like for him to take a would be in the best interest of the entire community in norfolk. burfoot has said since the beginning - he won't step down. 10=2:17 "will you be at work monday. yes sir so you're not stepping down or anything like that. absolutely not" as of last week a judge ruled burfoot's communication with office staff would be limited to email or a recalled. c1 19:59:04 - yes, we believe we're going to get thes

let's check happening today, norfolk city council plans to talk big business. payroll processing giant a-d-p, may be moving thousands of jobs to norfolk. it depends on a multi-million dollar grant. the fortune 500 company requested five million dollars to make the move to the city. and tonight, city leaders will consider dishing out those funds rico bush is in downtown norfolk with reaction to the major proposal going before council. rico - don, lex, several business leaders we talked to have applauded a potential a-d-p expansion to norfolk. they believe any growth to downtown is a good thing for the workforce. norfolk city leaders have been working to get a-d-p downtown for quite sometime. a city spokeswoman could not discuss the specifics on the deal, but we have learned in return for a five million dollar grant, a-d-p has agreed to bring a huge number of permanent jobs to norfolk. that money will go to a-d-p over the course of several years. business leaders tell us they're excited about the potential economic benefits for the area. (deany dormer, executive e

let's check happening today, norfolk city council plans to talk big business. payroll processing giant a-d-p, may be moving thousands of jobs to norfolk. it depends on a multi-million dollar grant. the fortune 500 company requested five million dollars to make the move to the city. and tonight, city leaders will consider dishing out those funds to woo the company. norfolk with reaction to the major proposal going before council. rico - don, lex, several business leaders we talked to have applauded a potential a-d-p expansion to norfolk. they believe any growth to downtown is a good thing for the workforce. norfolk city leaders have been working to get a-d-p downtown for quite sometime. a city spokeswoman could not discuss the specifics on the deal, but we have learned in return for a five million dollar grant, a-d-p has agreed to bring a huge number of permanent jobs to norfolk. that money will go to a-d-p over the course of several years. business leaders tell us they're excited about the potential economic benefits for the area. (deany dormer, executive events

the parent is calling into question whether the principal should also be on norfolk city council-- or vice versa. this all started months ago-- after complaints were made because an 11 year old didn't get home on time from the school bus. there are many sides to this. 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 muhamm

tickets are available at several outlets in norfolk and battle creek. the city of norfolk collected about $642,000 of sales-tax revenue in january. about $50,000 less than the previous january. city finance officer randy gates told members of the norfolk city council he expected the smaller number. gates explained that last year's number was inflated because many homeowners, car owners and contractors had bought supplies to make repairs following a hail storm in the summer of 2014. banquet returns to norfolk this weekend. " hundreds of the area's wild turkey hunters will gather saturday night at the divots devent center for the 20th annual hunting heritage banquet, sponsored by the northeast nebraska beards and spurs chapter of the national wild turkey federation. doors open at 5. tickets are available at several outlets in norfolk and battle creek. the city of norfolk collected about $642,000 of sales-tax revenue in january. about $50,000 less than the previous january. city finance officer randy gates told members of the norfolk city council he expected the sm

there he also spoke with her for its attorney this afternoon injures sachs attorney for indicted norfolk city treasurer hitting back pull in the buffet from office. these people are not truly interested in the welfare of the city and often they are interested in bringing anthony buffet down and they're using this recall petition to do that the group name citizens recall committee re filed the petition in circuit court wednesday. the document essentially summarizes the eight count federal indictment against her but that accused him of using his influence as a city council member to help a private developer in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars in kickbacks he's innocent of these charges and sex is because the petition is largely based on allegations of cortland like leopold a recall effort ahead of buffett's trial in may i don't think the court is going to recognize an effort to recall a public official based on nothing more than an indictment. the petition taxes if the indictment is true. three judges and neighborhood rushes to judgment finds him guilty of offenses that he's never

the city of norfolk has teamed up with the army corps of engineers to study a rising problem: water, and how to hold it back. over the next three years, the study will look into ways to keep the city safe during storms and high tides. this could open doors for more funds in the battle against floods. c0007 paul fraim norfolk mayor 6;53;13 we need this study completed to get it on the projects to deal with the sea level rise. 7;3;22 the cost of the three million dollar study will be split between the army corps of engineers and the city. some people hope a petition will force norfolk's city treasurer out of office-- before his trial begins. anthony burfoot is facing a federal indictment for public corruption. last month -- he said resigning was not an option. 10 on your side's liz palka spoke with one of the people who wants him out. liz, the group is taking happen. nicole - that's because they don't feel anthony treasurer while he's facing these charges. and as one organizer told me, he doesn't think they'll have a signatures. they're calling themselves the citizens recall committee.

norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development five-million dollars to company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p still needs to make the decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session furnished to the auditor. it also says, these questions are only raised for you to do your job. and then in turn, to raise other questions, so we can come up with answers ultimately. burfoot faces public corruption and perjury charges dating back to his time on city council. new this morning, the department of j

culture within city hall the place for an internal review in norfolk following the indictment of city treasurer at the buffet they were number two in iowa but their number one in new hampshire. more on the results from the country's first primary and help them hopefully you will of local police say bringing some lifters to justice as good for business customers. the news starts now north of city hall put under the microscope the city auditor will begin looking at procedures within some offices after the indictment of city treasurer anthony performs often faces a number of federal charges including political corruption and perjury. the allegations are centered around his time on city council brian carroll tells us a current councilman potential issues with city practices in investing in a coffee for everybody when lisa free to add to it with that hand out tuesday the review begins councilman andy porter general requesting the city auditor examined practices and the culture with the norfolk city hall. it comes after the federal indictment of city treasurer anthony berkeley berkeley accu

questioning whether the principal should also be on norfolk city council-- or vice versa. this all started months ago-- after complaints were made because an 11 year old didn't get home on time from the school bus. there are many sides to this. 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, paren

tonight- only 10 on your side talks with principal and norfolk city councilman tommy smigiel. he sat down with jason marks and jason he says being a principal and a city councilman doesn't create any conflict of interest? he doesn't believe so and side. he is absoultely allowed to serve in both capcities. tommy smigiel from votes dealing with norfolk school issues. this all started months ago when michael muhammad who is a parent and community activist complained to the academy for discovery at lakewood when his 11 year old son didn't get home from the bus in time. smigiel is the principal at the school. muhammad wanted answers in how it happened. we don't know yet what happened at the school but smigiel says he was forced to call police and when they didn't show up he called the chief's cell phone. the school system has launched an investigation. muhammad believes that it a conflict of interest for smigiel to be a principal and a city councilman. that essentially he is using his position on council for his own gain. smigiel says that is no the case. 02=12:34:45 "there's a ruli

improved forensic technology helped them arrest made only a more committed that crime later today norfolk city council members are scheduled to hold a meeting to discuss several agenda items were told there will be talk of allocating funds to make upgrades to the former j c penney store at military circle mall you see the empty building there the city's economic development authority would fund the project the public meeting will begin a four block of norfolk city hall time now is for thirty six video of the veterans call to the va hospital is making waves online and on capitol hill. seaver yourself as daybreak continues. but first an oncoming compromise between gop lawmakers and our . good morning right now we have a damn started the day some low clouds kind of feather and down you see that over norfolk we really don't have a lot of rain over norfolk there's some light drizzle out there's more rain out to the web showing up on the radar and we're going to see the chances for showers this morning playing on damp conditions forty five a norfolk international in the windsor ne eight mph. his abi

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 25 321:26 my expectations is that any and every employee iin this district whether htey have political affiliations or not the idea is what are we doing for this 10 on yo

crowder is currently in the norfolk city jail. a 23-year-old man is recovering after someone newport news. investigators say the victim walked into riverside regional medical center around 2:00 in the morning. he told detectives the stabbing happened several blocks away on jefferson avenue near oyster point road. police say the victim was drunk when they tried to talk to him, so he wasn't able to give them any suspect information. call the crime line if you know anything. york county deputies need your help to find the person they say tried to break into a thrift store. deputies say it happened back in january at the bargain box on dare road in yorktown. the suspect didn't take anything. in this surviellence picture, you can only see the suspect's back. but if you recognize anything, call the crime line. after a police chase, two car crashes, and the lockdown of an elementary school, portsmouth police arrested a fugitive facing a long list of charges officers say 21-year-old outstanding warrants even before they say he tried to ru

the city of norfolk is moving forward to bring a big business to downtown. tonight - city council approved incentives for a-d-p to relocate to norfolk. the ordinance will allow the economic development authority to use five million dollars toward the data processing company's move. the fortune 500 company is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the area. which is good news to those invested downtown. c24 4:44:28 - norfolk's long term vision implemented through strong planning principles and strategic investment. adp's interest in norfolk reinforces that this thoughtful approach supports our collective goal of being the most dynamic and authentic urban waterfront in the united states. :46 a city spokeswoman says this isn't a done deal yet. a-d-p still needs to announce whether it will move to the mermaid city. and there's no timetable for when that could happen. determining what went wrong-- from a city level. that's what a norfolk city councilman hopes will come out of an upcoming audit. the audit has to do with the federal charges city treasurer anthony bu

new details -- there s a push tonight to recall norfolk )s city treasurer-p&from office. anthony burfoot faces political corruption charges. as we waits for his trial -- a group says he )s not able to properly do his job. newschannel 3 s brendan ponton 12:16 youre stopping me youre stopping me a few supporters of anthony burfoot heard at a meeting tonight that sometimes turned tense. norfolk city treasurer. 14:58 the man is innocent until proven guilty in the court of law burfoot is waiting for his trial in may. in january -- he was indicted on federal charges of political corruption and has pleaded not guilty. he s accused of using his position as a deals. in the meantime -- a group calling themselves the citizens recall committee has started a petition for a recall. 30:16 we dont feel he can effectively do his job burfoot isn t allowed to speak with some potential witnesses before the trial -- unless his lawyer is there. the potential witness list includes city staff members and members of city council. some are worried that would make it tough for burfoot to do his job

plus, the norfolk city treasurer wants his trial pushed back.exain how former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case plays into the decision. and new this morning, a local man recovers in the hospital as police search for his shooter. good morning and thanks for joining us on wavy news ten at 7 am on fox 43. i'm katie collett. continue to breaking overnight election news, donald trump won presidential caucuses. coming off his victory out west, trump is scheduled to visit hampton roads today. he will speak at regent university's presidential forum in virginia beach. rico bush is outside regent this morning with more on the forum. rico, good morning. good morning katie. fresh off his big victory in nevada, g- o-p front-runner donald trump looks to rally his supporters today in virginia beach. trump hopes to ride his momentum and continue his hot streak with a fourth win in virginia on super tuesday. the controversial front-runner plans to speak around noon, then do a quick sit-down interview with regent founder avangelist pat robertson before ta

after years of going downhill -- the city of norfolk wants to turn military circle mall around. hear what could when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton, bells ringing family, friends, even vice president joe biden attended his funeral in washington, d-c. scalia's son, a catholic priest, led mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. (father paul scalia/ scalia's son) "the issue that evening was not that i'd been hearing had found himself in my confessional line. and he quickly departed it. as he put it later, 'like heck if i'm confessing to you.' the feeling was mutual." scalia died last weekend at a texas ranch. he spent nearly three decades serving on the nation's high court, and he was considered one

at this week's meeting of the norfolk city council, an rfp from the norfolk housing development corporion was accepted to purchase the five lots for $87,500, with payment deferred until after the homes are sold. in 2015, norfolk police officers responded to 14,746 calls for service - up 3.6 percent from 2014. police chief bill mizner says crimimal calls were l ltle changed frfr 2014 to 2015,5,ut there was a a gnificant increase in traffic enforcement activities. the 56th annual norfolk lions club pancake feed is tomorrow, but in a new location. the feed has been in the city auditorium for its entire history, but this year it has been moved to the chuck pohlman ag complex at northeast community college. the lions will be accepting your unused eyeglasses and hearing aids for recycling. pancakes and sausage will be served from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. tomorrow. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix." lukas still to come... no cooking for us in the mr food test kitchen scott: " lukas: welcome back. scott joins us now for a special dad: i know. spots. cul

a big cool down coming up talk about that in just a little while i did just a couple of hours norfolk city council is expected to take steps to entice another fortune five hundred company in downtown norfolk entertain is live outside city hall with a look at how this could benefit small businesses the company the size of a bp were to come to norfolk you would bring thousands of jobs and thousands of people and they have to eat and they have to business leaders hope that it's here downtown the downtown norfolk is grow the buildings going up some restaurants new hotels to say the word of another fortune five hundred company planning routes here has the downtown norfolk council excited. so it's significant for downtown is just a significant over the entire city. the group's president mary miller says if the human resources company adp moves into the financial district it will boost the local establishments around the corner of grand the two thousand new employees and aunt annie has a significant impact on people that can shock either in a laundry in the street and are an independently owned a

after years of going downhill -- the city of norfolk wants to turn military circle mall around. hear what could want to get away? this week could be your chance for a stay-cation. the virginia beach hotel association is offering special deals as part of their plan to pick up the off-season. 10 on your side's joe fisher is live along atlantic avenue. joe -- who are they targeting and why now? deanna -- the discounts we're talking about are targeting the locals. they hope people who live here all year round will come down and enjoy the beach -- for cheap. and this all coicides with virginia beach's restaurant week, which starts monday. trt - 1:43 jimmy capps/breakers resort inn owner hits at :42 jenn thbault/mayflower cafe server hits at 1:15 jimmy capps/breakers inn & resort ((c50 40:12)) "it's not crowded, not a lot of people." foot traffic at a minumum along atlantic people to the boardwalk --- of hotels along the beach. jimmy capps owns the breakers inn and resort on 17th street. jimmy capps/breakers inn & resort ((c50 34:00)) "how much of your business relies on the summer mo

the city of norfolk is moving forward to bring a big business to downtown. tonight - city council a-d-p to relocate to norfolk. the ordinance will allow the economic development authority to use five million dollars toward the data processing company's move. the fortune 500 company is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the area. which is good news to those invested downtown. c24 4:44:28 - norfolk's leadership has held to a long term vision implemented through strong planning principles and strategic investment. adp's interest in norfolk reinforces that this thoughtful approach supports our collective goal of being the most dynamic and authentic urban waterfront in the united states. :46 a city spokeswoman says this isn't a done deal yet. a-d-p still needs to announce whether it will move to the mermaid city. it's not clear when that announcement will happen. determining what went wrong-- from a city that's what a norfolk city councilman hopes will come out of an upcoming audit. the audit has to do with the public corruption charges city treasurer anthony

a group called the citizens recall committee started a petition to get norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot out of office. a grand jury indicted burfoot on federal perjury and public corruption charges last month. earlier this week - a grassroots group start circulating a petition. they want to have burfoot recalled before his trial starts in a few months. just got off the phone with max recall committee regarding the recall of anthony burfoot. also happening today in portsmouth, you'll have a chance to meet with city leaders as they talk about the budget process. the city manager and superintendent will be on hand to answer your questions. the meeting is tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 at i-c norcom high school. this is video of last month's community budget meeting. residents told 10 on your side their main concern system. out of state toll breakers - cost the commonweatlh a lot of money. now state lawmakers are looking to make sure they pay up. a new bill will allow virginia to enter into enforcement deals with other states so tolls can be collected. the states would share information

people staying home in norfolk, nebraska. city streets today mostly free of traffic around the noon hour. the nebraska state ptrol says they're responding to as many accidents as possible. however, conditions make their response time a bit longer than usual. they advise no travel for most areas of eastern and northeastern nebraska. a blizzard warning is still in effect until tomorrow for most of siouxland. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with the latest on the severe weather. ron? weather ad-lib blizzard warning in effect for most of siouxland until 4 am wednesday winter storm warning for holt county until midnight & harrison county until 4 am the groundhog day blizzard will be one in siouxland. many locations were seeing accumulations around a foot by late in the day with another inch or two possible before things wind down early tonight. the wind has been gusting over 40 miles per hour at times and it's going to stay pretty windy tonight so blowing snow will still be a problem. travel is not advised across much of t

happening today, planning consultants and norfolk city officials will hold a discussion on the future of military circle mall. they want you to learn more about the big changes ahead for the area. earlier this month, city council voted to back a 1 4-and-a-half-million-doll ar loan by the economic development authority to bring new businesses to the struggling mall. council hopes the loan not only helps the mall, which is in foreclosure, but also brings new jobs to the area. tonight's discussion is right next to the mall at calvary revival church on poplar hall drive. it runs from 5:30 to 7:00. today we're hoping to learn more from hampton police about who's been shooting out car windows in the fox hill section of the city. this is what many people on fort worth and stockton streets woke up to over the weekend - shattered glass and hundreds of dollars in repairs. 10 on your side's joe fisher found at least six cars damaged. one neighbor told us that officers told him they're investigating as many as 50 vehicles with similar damage. neighbors hope police robert wineman/victim ((c271 15:

happening today, planning consultants and norfolk city officials will hold a discussion on area. earlier this month, city council voted to back a 1 4-and-a-half-million-doll ar loan by the economic development businesses to the struggling mall. council hopes the loan not only helps foreclosure, but also brings new jobs to the area. tonight's discussion is right across from the mall at calvary revival church on poplar hall drive. it runs from 5:30 to 7:00. today we're hoping to learn more from hampton police about who's been shooting out car windows in the fox hill section of the city. this is what many people on fort worth and stockton streets woke up to over the weekend - shattered glass and hundreds of dollars in repairs. 10 on your side's joe fisher found at least six cars damaged. one neighbor told us that officers told him they're investigating as many as 50 vehicles with similar damage. neighbors hope police catch someone soon. robert wineman/victim ((c271 15:32)) "i'm an easy going man but i was very angry that night ... in fact i told night if i saw the car going down the

norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development authority to use five-million dollars to persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p still needs to make the decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session c23 4:40:30 - as you read the document that i and then in turn, to we can come up with answers ultimately. burfoot faces public corruption and perjury charges dating back to his time on city council. still ahead on midday- not allowed to fly because of what he was weari

. >> tonight, norfolk city council is expected to talk about what could be a big economic boost for the city. thousands of new jobs in the mermaid city. we will have more tonight at 11:00. >> still to come at 6:00, the federal budget is out and nasa the pie. what it will mean for space >> there are seven times the usual number of permit inspections. and in sports we have a preview of the big cross state college basketball game. ask a big drop in temperatures as we continue on this tuesday >> the fate of nasa is strong, that is the word from the agency's top man. >> the administrator gave the speech at nasa langley this afternoon front of hundreds of employees. that speech came up to president obama's budget was released. the agency is slated to get $19 billion next year and some of that will be used for work done locally. >> people need to understand the >> we are working to post a link on0 -- on wavy.com. >> next at 6:00, inspection aggravation. the new guy on the block gets seven times the typical number of inspections on his waterfront property in virginia beach. >> the newest detail

paul huges brings us more "vulcraft has appealed a ruling by the norfolk city zoning board of adjustment concerning property at the intersection of west omaha ave. and south 25th street. the dispute involves the eagle distributing property that our savior lutheran church wants to and other industries in the area oppose having anything except industry in that location. norfolk's fire chief is asking area residents to make sure any fire hydrants on their property are visible and accessible. scott cordes asks that residents clear the snow away from within about three feet of fire hydrants so fire personnel could easily locate and use the hydrant if there would be a fire emergency in the neighborhood. "punch out cancer." that's the theme for this year's "for the girls" fundraiser. past events have raised funds to purchase a breast coil for the mri machine, update the surgical facilities for reconstructive surgery and help buy a 3-d mammography machine for faith regional health services. the event is set for wed. feb. 17 from 5:30 to 8:30 at the divots devent center. those and more stories ca

the group is meeting right now to try and kick the norfolk city treasurer out of office the boardman driver accused of crashing and killing two young girls is walking free tonight why a special prosecutor dropped the charges. a rainy night in napa rose the clouds have been hanging around all day and the radars covering grain right now let's get right to jeff was tracking showers and for right now that is all we're tracking is rain but we're also talking about falling temperatures most of you have noticed a huge drop over the last several hours as we went from sixties this morning down to forties as it tonight. this back edge is going to start a turnover no doubt about it to some snow or sleet. the question is will that just be in areas closer to center virginia and north of us or will we see some that as well have that for you in just a second meanwhile a lotta rain across the region today and in just over an inch on the southside little lower amounts on the pencil that's just since midnight again we were talking about around an inch before midnight in a lot of spots as well. here's

a group called the citizens recall committee started a petition to get norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot out of office. burfoot on federal perjury and public corruption charges last month. earlier this week - a grassroots group filed the paperwork to start circulating a petition. they want to have burfoot recalled before his trial starts in a few months. c1 20:01:53 - we really would like for him to resign or we would like for him to take a leave of absense. that would be in the best interest of the entire community in norfolk. c1 19:56:01 - there's too much of a cloud over his head. burfoot has said since the beginning he will not step down. the citizens recall committee said it will hold a meeting tonight at 7:00 at pretlow library in ocean view. happening today in portsmouth, you'll have a chance to meet with city leaders as they talk about the budget process. the city manager and superintendent will be on hand to answer your questions. the meeting is tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 at i-c norcom high school. this is video of last month's community budget meeting. residents told 10

city. the deal could bring thousands of new jobs to the area. rico bush is live in downtown norfolk with more on what city council will be doing tonight. rico, good morning. good morning lex and don. this deal would be huge for hampton roads - an area that's only has a few fortune 500 companies. exactly the economics benefits, but city leaders say an a-d-p expansion would be a positive for norfolk's workforce. during tonight's meeting, city leaders are expected to look into giving the world's biggest payroll processer a five million dollar grant over several years. if city leaders agree to the deal, a-d-p has said it may be heading to south hampton roads. city leaders have not given us more specifics on the deal, but we learned it is expected to bring a large number of permanent full time jobs to norfolk. and, workers downtown tell us they're excited about the huge impact the move may have on the city. joel weintraub - the decker law firm 4:56 i think that the restaurants on granby street would love that i think it will do amazing things for the downtown area including macarthur mal

home depot is hiring in norfolk. the city of norfolk at the workforce development on march 24. we have this information for you on wavy.com. 6 still to come, plans are grounded for a new runway norfolk international. what can be done to expand? we have a look. reporter: the city of virginia beach continues to check along with plans to turn this into light rail. as they move forward so does the opposition. what happens next? anchor: i will explain. local athletes make college dreams come true. anchor: in the latest changes anchor: a pennsylvania judge says the sexual assault case he's with decide a claim that cosby had an immunity deal. cosby is charged with sexually assaulting a former employee in 2004. his lawyers were trying to get the case tossed out. dozens of women have accused him of sexually assaulting them over the last four decades. plans for a new runway have been grounded by the faa. anchor: the new runway would help prevent delays and make the air traffic safer on the ground. a new runway is unnecessary. the plan was to create a new second runway that would run para

the norfolk city council voted on monday to restrict parking on the south side of mckinely ave. public works director dennis smith recommended the that allowing narrow traveling parkg in other students areapplying now for norfolk senior high's new career academies, and more information on the academies will be available during next week's parent- teacher conferences. career academy coordinator dr. jeff hoffman says he will be in the high school lunchroom from 4 until 7 wednesday and from 1 until 4 thursday. lukas still to come... a twist on every ones favorite big game food. company skycam hd in sioux city and the storm lake skycam hd in storm lake. conditions are pretty calm today with temperatures in the 20s and winds from the west and northwest under 15 mph. there's a few flurries falling across northern siouxland.we still have some ice and snow on the roads, so drive cautiously as you head to your destinations. on the stormcast hd, a quiet pattern is going to be taking hold with a couple of very light snow on friday and also sunday. otherwise, we'll be focused on warmer temp