the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis portsmouth police department expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are after being shot. it happened in caroline richmond. 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. investigators say the shooting appears to be a domestic incident. an 18-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy are in stable condition at mary washington hospital in fredricksburg. the caroline county sheriff says, "this investigation is ongoing...please keep the gray family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time." tonight: clear skies. somewhat mild. lows: near 40. winds: s 5-10 mph. sunday: sunny and warm! highs: upper-60s. winds: sw 5-15 mph. monday: mostly sunny. another warm one!

to keep the constituents of portsmouth in the loop - even if it means more fines. moody was fined 15-hundred dollars at last nights council meeting for a december 8th facebook post. he says he posted it to let people know the council is still discussing the removal of a controversial confederate monument at a closed session meeting. in september - the council created a new rule that says elected officials can t discuss closed session matters publicly. again -- newschannel 3 tried to get mayor wrights side of the story - after he signed his felony just smiled. seven leading republican presidential candidates square off tonight: the sixth debate of the south carolina . latest polls show ted cruz ahead of donald trump with marco rubio in third. the first votes in iowa are a little more 10-american sailors who were detained by iran are now free -- details on how norfolk based navy operations helped bring those sailors home. a norfolk police k-9 shot and killed earlier this week -- now a former navy seal is taking action to make sure another tragedy thursday, were expec

it appears that there's a big deficit and public draws on hundreds of portsmouth citizens looking for some direction. they're hoping a former city leaders may be able to provide some help for the city's future the news starts now the pain is still palpable tonight in a test of the community in the last hour services broke up a temple baptist church for several hours people went there to try and make sense of a murder suicide that took the lives of six family members well known and much loved dooley family was found dead in two whole sets was so shocking ending to the hours long swan situation we first brought you last night and eleven. since then we learned and twenty six year old cameron dooley were reportedly killed his younger brother landon inside the family home on wildwood road. place a camera and then murdered his parents the grandmother's home near by the medical examiner told his camera and shot them all in the head then turned the gun on himself the prayer service at temple baptist took place just steps away from the home where the family was found on the lobo has more from

in portsmouth a woman is in the hospital --police say she was shot during a home invasion. newschannel threes stefania okolie is live at the portsmouth a woman was shot on queen street during a home invasion. the call came in at 8:30 - the woman is in the hospital tonight in critical condition. no word on if police have a suspect in mind. we are following a developing story this morning at least six people have died in a series of explosions and a gunfight in jakarta indonesia. among the victims was one police officer and a foreign national. four attackers were also killed. the target station near a busy intersection. police have not said whether the attacks are terrorism related. in norfolk: a late night fire forced a family out of their home. fire crews were called to saint louis avenue just after 10-30 last night-- that )s near the intersection of versailles avenue. crews were able to get the fire out but say the damage was extensive to the walls and the attic. no one was hurt, but three adults and two dogs are being helped by the red cross. in newport news: a 17-year-ol

a portsmouth mom is in jail tonight-- police say she hit the assistant principal in the head - at her child s school today. police say 43- year-old tracy lawrence met with the lakeview elementary school assistant principal this afternoon to talk about her child. according to the school resource officer - during that meeting -- the mom was unhappy with the outcome and lawrence hit the assistant principal in the head causing her to briefly lose consciousness. police say no children saw this. lawrence faces several charges - including assault and battery. in portsmouth tonight - newschannel three s allison mechanic is live with some "fireworks" at the council meeting - a week after a bizarre confrontation between the sheriff and the mayor . allison - folks lined up to give the city s leaders a piece of their minds! tonights speakers didn t have many good things to say. this meeting was the first since a councilman was fined and the and speakers didn )t hold back their feelings about their city leaders. 13:58:36 "god save portsmouth god save this city" 14:04:05 there are a lot of unhappy

studio in portsmouth. we call it lake wavy, and the water always rises when tidal flooding happens. the water actually spilled out onto port centre parkway. a viewer sent us this video of flooding outside their apartments in portsmouth today. you're seeing the bay view gardens apartment complex on victory boulevard. team coverage of the winter storm takes us to the peninsula now. we learned some businesses in hampton and newport news closed early today due to snow. 10 on your side's matt gregory is there now. matt, you say crews have been clearing the roads. i've seen quite a few plow crews off mercury blvd here and across hampton today. vdot tells me they'll continue on 12 hour shifts. you can see the slush made from snow and sleet makes roads passable, but still treacherous. in fact throughout the afteroon more restuarants and shps closed as the weather intensified. out on buckroe beach in hampton, the waves only of a day not fit for man nor beast. even if one man tried. it certianly didnt stop this dog.

in portsmouth another heated city council meeting. it comes two weeks after a bizarre confrontation between the sheriff and mayor. newschannel three s stefania okolie is live in the control room with the details. there were dozens from the community lined up the speak their minds-- many of them not having really anything good to say. this was the first meeting since the mayor was arrested and councilman bill moody was fined. 14:04:05 there are a lot of unhappy people in portsmouth unhappy and fed up - 13:58:36 "god save portsmouth god save this city" people who live there -- making it crystal clear-- 14:06:36 you need to work on your image that they want a big change in their city. last nights since mayor kenny wright posed for his mug shot after being charged by sheriff bill watson with felony eluding. people sounded off about how he handled it-- 14:06:57 i talked to several young people who said that you coming out smiling in a mug shot and smiling coming out of court tells them that what you did was ok. i don t think that )s the me

portsmouth, hampton and newport news have 181 days. norfolk, suffolk and chesapeake have 180 instructional days. you can find all the school calendars on our website wavy.com city officials could be leaving parts of portsmouth's history in the past. the reason neighbors say they're upset with council's vision for the future. a norfolk city leader has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges -- what's next for treasurer anthony burfoot. and what looks to be just a taste of the bigger winter entree. this time lapse shows chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect here in vineland, new jersey,, home of prprressss we know the secret ingredient to a great minestrone dirt. california dirt with the rich blend of nutrients that produces amazingly flavorfuful matoes.. the best v vetables, like those we use here in vineland, come right from the earth. so if you're not going to make the minestrone do what we do... make it progresso. we're tracking winter weather across hampton roads tonigh

the people of portsmouth and a wad of cash to support councilman bill moody only thirteen news now has video of this exchange i and crew still on the scene hours after a massive fire and a hand packing plant even now smoke still coming from the building i and the plane catches fire after a crash with the pilots has caused him to lose control the news starts now that breaking news tonight a woman was killed in a car crash and portsmouth police have been on the scene all evening investigating what happened near an apartment complex off george washington highway this is video from the scene into our newsroom just a short time ago. we know two vehicles were involved. no other injuries were reported police are still there investigating the cause of that crash the flames are gone when smoke is still filling the air in surry county tonight. emergency crews have been at edwards virginia smokehouse most of the day after a fire at the plan a long roll of highway. the company listed by the country as how he rather as one of its major the look of utter destruction and the devastating impact still

these pictures show the scene of a two car crash in portsmouth saturday. dispatchers say it happened just before 11 a-m, on des moines avenue near deep creek boulevard. paramedics took people to the hospital, but dispatchers could not say how many or how badly they were hurt. we'll let you know if we learn more. safer streets and better schools. portsmouth residents want to see those issues as a priority in next year's budget. 10 on your side's joe fisher was there -- as they took their message to city wilson high school saturday -- say public safety is the most important issue in the city of portsmouth. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 43:28)) "that's important community, everyone wants that." that majority -- urging agreed school safety should be a top priority. already the district has resource officers at bracy/portsmouth public schools 42:39)) "what we want to do is to at least expand one security officer into our middle schools, because things happen." one of many improvements the district hopes to make. others include hiring ad

live in portsmouth brandi cummings 10 on your side. new since midday an assistant principal in norfolk is behind bars accused of sex crimes involving a child. 64-year-old gary jordan is the assistant principal at madison alternative center. officers arrested him monday afternoon. police say he made inappropriate comments to the young victim. a former teacher in hampton is locked up -- accused of having an innapropriate relationship with a student. 25-year-old samantha quin turned herself in to police this morning after officers filed two felony warrants for her arrest. 10 on your side's joe fisher is live in the newsroom with a story you'll see only on 10. anita -- this all comes after a two month investigation by hampton police. samantha quinn is accused of taking indecent liberties with a 16-year-old student last spring. but it wasn't until november -- just two student came foward to another faculty member and told them about the alleged misconduct. soon after that admission by the victim in november --- pol

live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. icy conditions and speed led to a deadly crash in sussex county over the weekend. state police say 74-year-old nancy leigh smith died when her car crashed into a tree on route 31 - east afternoon. another person in the car was also hurt. troopers believe smith may have been speeding. she was not wearing a seatbelt. developing this morning, investigators near richmond are still trying to figure out what started a weekend house fire that killed 5 people, including two children. it happened in chesterfield county. ten people were inside at the time. firefighters worked frantically to get them out all. five adults survived. but paramedics say four people died at the scene. the fifth died at the hospital. the victims are a 1-year-old boy, a 3- year-old girl and three adults. :21 - 29 runs 8 there was 6 guys in my room like no seriously you gotta go there is significant fire damage to the house. the red cross is helping the surviving family members with another place to stay this morning. t

in portsmouth in portsmouth another heated city council meeting. it comes two weeks after a bizarre confrontation between newschannel three s stefania okolie is live in the control room with the details. there were dozens from the community lined up the speak their minds-- many of them not having really anything good to say. this was the first meeting since the mayor was arrested and councilman bill moody was fined. 14:04:05 there are a lot of unhappy people in portsmouth unhappy and fed up - 13:58:36 "god save portsmouth god save this city" people who live there -- making it crystal clear-- 14:06:36 you need to work on your image that they want a big change in their city. last nights cit council meeting -- the first since mayor kenny wright posed for his mug shot after being charged by sheriff bill watson with felony eluding. people sounded off about how he handled it-- 14:06:57 i talked to several young people who said that you coming out smiling in a mug shot and smiling coming out of court tells them that what you did was ok. i don t think that

the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final three candidates this afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department after chief ed hargis retired in june. the portsmouth police expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are both in the hospital after being shot. it happened in caroline county - just north of richmond. police say just after 9:45 friday night - calls came in about a shooting at the family's home. an 18-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy are in stable condition at mary washington hospital in fredricksburg. neighbors close to the family say this comes as a shock. "i have worked in their house. i did the addition problems. this a stunner." the caroline county sheriff says, "this investigation is ongoing...please keep the gray family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time." three people are dead after a

lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth in everything we do. in the schools, in the community, everyone wants that." everyone wants that...but not everyone is willing to pay. that issue is coming up news. plus, how you can share your ideas with the city. we are now just a day away from the iowa caucuses. and in the last major poll, hillary clinton and donald trump are on top. the bloomberg-des moines register poll shows the democratic race is close to a dead heat. clinton leads by three percent over vermont senator bernie sanders. that is within the polls margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump leads ted cruz by five points. marco rubio is third, 15 points behind trump. the candidates got in some last minute campaigning before the voters go to the polls tommorrow. donald trump was in davenport, iowa raising money for a fund that helps wounded warriors get service dogs. liberty university president jerry falwell junior joined him. falwell recently endorsed trump for the republican nomination. at the event, trump talked about missin

portsmouth just ahead. first -- a chance for rain. that's why we're starting off in the weather center. chief meteorologist don slater joins us. so will this affect the morning commute. tonight: temps slowly fall...still in the 50s after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly after midnight. falls to the 40s by sunrise wed. wind:sw/nw 10-15mph wednesday: scattered showers in the morning. partly by the afternoon, but getting colder throughout the day. mid 40s by sunrise, then gradually falling.wind: n 10-15mph. thursday: chance for afternoon & early evening showers. very little threat for a wintry mix. highs in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-10mph. tonight: temps slowly

thats how portsmouth vice mayor elizabeth psimas sim-is describes what has happened in portsmouth this week. first -- drama when councilman bill moody was issued a 15- hundred dollar fine by the mayor for speaking about city issues outside a closed-door session. then - the sheriff tries to stop the mayor for having an expired inspection sticker and the mayor apparently wont pull over for several blocks. the next day - the mayor walked out of jail now facing a felony eluding charge. 36:38 if these men don )t stop fighting each other we will never get anything done the vice mayor says the council should be focused on the budget, public safety, education and other topics affecting the citizens. 32:27 the citizens of portsmouth are paying us in total on the city council about $150,000 a year and they )re not getting their moneys worth right now. we reached out to several council members and heard back called this a black eye for the city and thinks the whole thing could have been handled differently on both sides. 36:50 i think all of this drama has caused the citizenry to pay much more at

live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. that wasn't the only shooting last night in hampton roads. about half an hour later, got a call about a teenager shot on 18th street and ivy avenue. investigators say someone shot the 17- year-old in the back. paramedics took him to the hospital with possible life-threatening injuries. we are working to find out more details from police. and about 30 minutes after the newport news shooting, hampton police got a call about a man shot on martha lee drive. investigators say he had several gunshot wounds, but was stable when he went to the hospital. in all of these shootings, police do not have any suspect information. that's why they need your help. if you saw something, or know something about any of these incidents, call the crime line. disturbing new details about the gunman who killed three people outside a planned parenthood facility. ahead, what he had to say to a television station about the for when he robbed this again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is

and problems on the ground for a portsmouth drove into a building. the driver told us he mistook the gas for the brake outside midtown marketplace on frederick boulevard tonight. his vehicle ended up inside an empty storefront between dunkin donuts and an a-b-c store. but he told us he wasn't hurt. charges are moving ahead against more than a dozen women tonight -- investigators arrested them after raiding six massage parlors in chesapeake. here's a look at some of the mugshots they sent us today. friday, chopper 10 was there as homeland security investigators special agents escorted people away. they told us, they were making sure no one had been living at the business, touching others inappropriately or trafficking humans. a virginia man faces federal hate crime charges tonight. last year, prosecutors say 34- year-old james hill the third from chester attacked a man he thought was gay. an indictment says hill hurt the man based off what hill thought about his sexual orientation. hill convicted. we can tell you more about the teen killed in a shooti

c29 10:45:33 "welcome to the new portsmouth." as he so often does - mayor wright - ignored our cameras, and declined the mayor to his credit did respond to folks who addressed concerns over crime, over the city's vision principals. but when it came to the overall disappointment in leaders- no comment. councilman bill moody has decided to fight that 15-hundred dollar fine we've been telling you about. 10 on your side's andy fox confronted city leaders before tonight's meeting. (breaking news on facebook the confederate war monument will be discussed in closed session) councilman bill moody wrote facebook followers the confederate war monument will be discussed in a closed session. he said nothing after the session, just before attorney kevin martingayle (1:39 1) ((all he did was to alert people it was going to be didn't break any rules)) runs:03 under this new council policy bill moody was fined $15 hundred dollars for "violating the confidentiality of a closed session" but all he did was reveal the topic. no details after the ses

it seems there's always something happening at portsmouth city hall. not all of it puts local leaders in a positive light. tonight, it was the taxpayers turn to voice concerns about what many see is a city heading in the wrong direction. . 10 on your side's matt gregory was at the churcland public library. matt, a lot of unhappiness with portsmouth leaders, especially the mayor. the library residents dozen people listening out in the hallway and couldnt get in. for the first hour, every speaker asked opennes.. this is one of 2 community meetings scheduled this year. no time limit or topic could feel the festering tension in commenter told the mayor he didnt envy him. the mayor said he loveed being infront of the people to answer questions. residents of portsmouth chose at first to ask for more tranparency from their city offiials. the first 10 comments focused on that s well as the percieved dusfunction among the elected fficials. leon j. harris / upset i tried to give mayor wright the opportunity to explain his response to all of the questions, questi

in the control room -- jessica larche -- in portsmouth -- a two-car crash in portsmouth left one person dead and another seriously hurt. it happened around 3-30 yesterday morning on the western freeway-- between the towne point road and college drive exits. police say a woman was driving her s-u-v the wrong way and slammed into a p-t cruiser head-on. the man driving the p-t crusier has serious injuries-- but is expected to survive. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. new at noon- the hunt is on for a thief caught on camera coming up-- we ll tell you why police breath bandit". and just how rich are the richest people in the world? the amount of wealth will shock you. brain, learning to knit or a great conversation. taking action for your health learning a new skill may help fight memory loss texas researchers say challenging the brain can slow cognitive decline. during a older adults learned quilting and digital photography while other group sat round and talked. researchers found the people who learned new skills improved their memory and ability to understand words. chick-fil-a

. >> here is a live look now from portsmouth. in this picture, the snow is really following here. >> the snow conditions ours ending as west as roanoke. a lot of places can expect snow and we may seek tidal flooding. >> we have snow coming down over a lot of the region. on the radar, we saw the snow ground and now it's coming down heavy. that was expected. this is newport news james river bridge. a lot of snow falling there. it will stick. temperatures have fallen a bit in these places. fort smith, 32. chesapeake, 36. here is the radar and we have snow coming down over a good portion of the area of full's notice there is some green on the screen. probably a little sleet mixing in with that. and you have a bit of that rain on the south end. that does mix with sleet at times. as we get up closer to chesapeake, we have quite a bit of precipitation. that one mind that is more of a mix. sleet mixing with some rain and snow at times. as we look at the middle peninsula, getting some snow reports up there. for the afternoon. afternoon. t

portsmouth police are asking the public to come forward with information. witnesses saw three individuals at least three individuals running from the area right after the shots were heard what we need the public to do is to try to give us some tips there a lot of people outside there a lot of people who know what's going on in their neighborhoods but they're just afraid to tell as police investigate neighbors are praying for a swift recovery coaching is where know they support through my prayers go tay in portsmouth marcella robertson thirty news now a man shot in hampton last night is still in the hospital police found the victim on martha lee drive at the time police said injurs we'reold t's doing better now and should survive.what led up to the shooting or any suspect information. the man who repeatedly exposed himself to kids in virginia beach is still on the run tonight earlier this week police on a surveillance video of the suspect inside the barnes and noble in virginia beach boulevard police gave an update on the case today christine is for j co is

franklin, newport news, portsmouth, southampton county, suffolk and virginia beach. if you want to see the website. the zika virus has spread states, including virginia. the world health organization says it will meeting, monday, to decide whether this is an international emergency. medical experts believe the mosquito-borne virus is linked to birth defects in south america. travelers have been bringing it all over the world. in the meantime, health officials say they're working to develop a vaccine. national institute of take years... but starting on the vaccine trial will be an accelerated process based on our prior experience with vaccines against similar viruses like west nile." for now avoiding mosquitoes is the best way to avoid zika. doctors say insect repellants with deet are considered safe. virginia lawmakers fought over school required immunizations today. some proposed doing away with the exemptions for religious and medical reasons. the bill didn't make it far. a group of parents in virginia beach says-- they opposed the bill. they believe that's the rea

city officials could be leaving parts of portsmouth's history in the past. they're upset with council's vision for the future. and what looks to be just a taste of the bigger winter entree. this time lapse shows snow in colonial williamsburg. chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect over the next couple it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. we're tracking winter weather across hampton roads tonight -- here's a look at the past 24 hours in colonial williamsburg. from a webcam outside raleigh tavern, you can see it go from bright and sunny to dark with a layer of snow. find out what's coming our way with weather reports you hear on air with our wavy weather blogs. our team of meteorologists goes in depth with their storm predictions. and see the latest weather models posted there on wa

portsmouth's plan for the future. residents are worried it doesn't involve recognizing and preserving the past. 10 on your side's joe fisher is working on this story today. a mobile home damaged by fire. what investigators think sparked the flames and a warning from new information in the recent raids at several local massage parlors. what 10 on your side's matt gregory uncovered in court documents. we have a team of meteorologists tracking winter weather in the super doppler 10 weather center. meterologist ashley baylor has your complete updated forecast straight new information in the chesapeake massage parlor raids. (chopper vids) on friday local police and federal agents searched 6 massage parlors. in all they arrested 14 women. 10 on your side's matt gregory has worked to get the latest information on the case... 4 of the women had their arraingment today. including an owner of 2 of the massage parlors. she faces the most charges. police charged 44 year lihong cao (ts- ao) with a bawdy place she also has 4 counts

new details right now on a bizarre day in portsmouth politics. the city )s mayor tonight -- charged with felony eluding police after a confrontation with the city s sheriff. as newschannel threes brendan ponton reports... the news has a lot of people in the city talking tonight. 48:24 i look at it this way he )s not above the law. something wrong. he should get a ticket for it and mayor kenny wright did-- and then some. but not everyone in portsmouth tonight -- thinks sheriff bill watson handled this all the right way. 52:30 whatever the mayor was supposed to have it just should be respectfully. he )s still a civic leader. the civic leader left jail this afternoon after he was booked on a felony eluding charge. the mayor remained silent -- but was smiling. we talked with his lawyer. 7:52 the mayor is not a criminal he was in no way trying to elude the sheriff." it all started last night after the city council meeting. the sheriff tried to pull the mayor over for a having an expired inspection sticker and says the mayor wouldn )t stop. sheriff bil

breaking news from portsmouth. police say two men walked into maryview hospital suffering from gunshot wounds around 8:30. they say it happened in the cavalier manor section of the city and both men should recover. officers could not tell us whether this is related to a shots fired call on roosevelt boulevard. we'll let you know when we have an update. we're hearing more from the woman who says a man tried to rob her in elizabeth city. 28-year-old brett cote faces charges. only 10 on your side's liz palka spoke to the victim about how she got away. liz? nicole - a situation like this would be terrifying for anyone. a mother, a grandmother. but as soon as she realized what was happening...she didn't give into the threats. and fought to get away. to me. you never know when it's going to happen to you. i never dreamed it in my life. :57 all she wanted was a newspaper. that's why she stopped at the zoom in convenience store on west main street extended in elizabeth city. the woman - who we won't identify - says it was

the people for portsmouth say the couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish rite temple on cedar lane and hatton point road. budget buster? coming up we'll hear from governor terry mcaullife on how much the cleanup from this past storm will cost. plus water crisis. the hires a help with testing. and if you are just joining us we've been following breaking news since we first went on the air at 4:30 this morning. local police tell us six people died, including the suspect in a to mostly cloudy. a few showers later in the day. especially to the southeast. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. then partly cloudy late. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in the mid-upper 40s. winds wnw 10-20mph. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies today depending on location. more sun to the north an

as part of her bond she must stay away from all portsmouth schools. a grand jury indicted the wife of an illinois police officer who allegedly staged his own death. investigators believe melodie gliniewicz, the wife of the late joseph gliniewicz, laundered and used own personal benefit. they believe she took it from the charitable website her husband managed. it's just the latest in what started as an investigation into her husband's death. for potential murder suspects, investigators said they believe gliniewicz faked his death. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly to mostly cloudy. a few showers later in the day. especially to the southeast. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. then partly cloudy late. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in the mid-upper 40s. winds wnw 10-20mph. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies today depending on location. more sun to the north and west. more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled ou

but first, we hear from deputies after a local more drama with leadership in portsmouth! new this morning, we're hearing from deputies after the sheriff tried to stop mayor kenny wright. it all started after last night's council meeting. sheriff bill watson tried to tell mayor wright about an expired inspection sticker on his car. deputies say the mayor brushed off wright, but the deputies tell us the mayor kept driving and avoided two more traffic stops. police eventually pulled mayor wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's understanding as soon as the police got on scene the mayor said, get the chief on the phone. at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. deputies say there could be more charges coming. that drama started moments earlier inside city hall! a councilman says city council slapped him with a hefty fine -- over a facebook post. during last night's meeting,

live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. new this morning, no one was hurt in a late-night house fire. it happened around 11:30 last night on st. louis avenue. that's off lafayette boulevard. was signficant fire damage in the attic and the walls. the red cross is helping 3 adults and 2 dogs with another place to stay this morning. today students will head back to class at a local elementary school. hilton elementary school in newport news will re-open after crews cleaned the building. workers stripped the walls earlier this week and discovered lead paint. the school division closed the building out of caution, but now students to return. asking for help. what one of our closest allies said when the u-s requested to isis. a man suspected of flashing children not once, but twice is still on the loose. how you can help police track him down. plus the saga between a local mayor and sheriff continues. why the mayor's lawyer ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. warmer this afternoon. highs will be in the low/mid 50

"i think the whole trust city of portsmouth." the portsmouth resident says he needs to discuss the mayoral run with family before making a final decision. the filing deadline is june 14th. new tonight. a founding member of the band jefferson airplane has died. paul kantner was 74-years-old. he had a heart attack this week. jefferson airplane became popular in the 60s with hits like somebody to love and white rabbit. all new tonight. more than a dozen local schools are one step closer to full accreditation. virginia's department of education calls the status "partially accredited." a school can be partially accredited for a number of reasons, including having students who don't normally do well. the state says schools on the list are working to fix the issues. it includes hampton, franklin, newport news, portsmouth, southampton county, suffolk and virginia beach. if you want to see the full list, head to our website. the zika virus has spread to more than eleven hold an emergency monday, to decide whether this is an international

stephanie harris toys we have breaking news out of portsmouth. sheriff bill watson is filing paperwork to charge mayor kenny wright with felony eluding. this all comes after an incident last where the sheriff tried to stop the mayor it all started after last night's council meeting. sheriff bill watson says he tried to tell mayor wright about an expired inspection sticker on his car. deputies say the mayor brushed him off and drove away. watson went after wright, but the deputies tell us the mayor kept driving and avoided two more traffic stops. they eventually pulled wright over. captain lee cherry/ portsmouth sheriff's office clip 61 - 1:29:09- 1:29-21 "the police arrived, and it's understanding as soon as the police got on scene the mayor said, get the chief on the phone. at which point the sheriff, the chief will do you know better good, i'm the sheriff sheriff watson issued the mayor a citation for having an expired inspection sticker. earlier that night inside city hall - a councilman says not even fines will quiet him down. during last nig

a hearing is set portsmouth say the charges against the mayor are among the issues they're concerned about citizens in last night's packed city council meeting say they are also worried about the increase in violence last month mayor kenny wong said he'd come up with a plan to cut down on crime and let it all out in a few weeks was installed as they haven't heard anything at the city managers said they're trying to get input from experts. we are looking for not just a bandaid something with a lot and hand out from a knowledge is and how sociologists who are experts in working with communities across the united states to meet with us and help us to develop our play in residence on earth and all towns are moving forward they match what the police chief recently to talk about increasing security following the deadly shooting this past thanksgiving this week at portsmouth city officials are reaching out to the community year's budget city manager and the superintendent will lead a public meeting the goal is to get public input and set priorities for twenty seven teams first meeting is sa

reporting live in portsmouth, mike cronin, news 9. >> it looks like january. usually the coldest month of the year will end on a mild note. temperatures above freezing. thawing out the big lakes. the warmth will stick around. >> it does look like that's and we're going to get reinforcements coming in. much milder air surging our way tomorrow and also on monday. look at the temperatures now. 37 degrees in concord. 34 in laconia. 31, plymouth. we are below freezing in whitefield and the greet north woods as well. there have been a couple of light snow showers this evening. even some of these snow showers you see in southern new hampshire haven't been hitting the ground. so if you are out and about this evening, or even early tomorrow morning, you may notice a couple of light flakes. especially when you get out portsmouth. it's so warm there, there might even be a few raindrops. for the most part, this is just going to pass by and some of ground. tomorrow, temperatures warm up in a big way. look at that! close to 50 in nashua, salem and many of us will hit 50 deg

live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. that wasn't the only shooting last night in hampton roads. about half an hour later, police in newport news got a call about a teenager shot on 18th street and ivy avenue. investigators say someone shot the 17- year-old in the back. paramedics took him to the hospital with possible life-threatening from police. and about 30 minutes after the newport news investigators say he had several gunshot wounds, but was stable when he went to the hospital. in all of these shootings, police do not have any suspect information. that's why they need your help. if you saw something, or know something about any of these incidents, call the crime line. tonight the republican presidential candidates will square-off in another debate. fox business network is hosting it, and will focus on economic, domestic, and international policy issues. the main debate starts at 9:00, the undercard debate is at 6:00. it will be held in south carolina, one of the key early voting states. this debate, and another one

what this means for portsmouth city hall. hold on or thirty news now starts with breaking news follow on here grows to nine. this is portsmouth mayor kenny writes mug shot after being booked on a felony charge. there is right there he turned himself in to the magistrate just a few hours ago and the person who filed the charge was sheriff bill watson a well known political enemy of the mayor. erica's spoke with the sheriff about charts edge in a very important to remember that key points right there the mayor and the shared do not like each other they have long since been at odds but the robbery really reached a whole new bizarre level with the share of literally taking to the streets to confront the mayor for having the mayor arrested portsmouth mayor kenny wright left the magistrate silent and smiling with the plain petty politics was this all political. after sheriff bill watson had him arrested for allegedly trying to escape from police during a pursuit dvd singled you out to think reasonably about the sheriff and the mayo

live in portsmouth, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: many celebrated the new year a little early at hampton beach tonight. the fireworks went of at 8. and thanks to the nice weather, some people enjoyed surfing at hampton on the last day of 2015. claremont held its own new years celebration tonight. events kicked off around 6:00 p.m. with live music and magic shows. the community center was open for swimming and indoor laser tag. and they set off fireworks at 10. all the festivities were free and people are welcome until midnight. >> it' s an exciting event, it's great to be a part of. people are excited. the buzz has been great. sponsored the event. the city hopes to host its own first night again next year. many of you are out enjoying the 2016 celebrations in mild temperatures. a live look in manchester where right now it' s rather nice at degrees. meterologist aj burnett has your forecast for the new year. >> 38 degrees, nothing to complain about unless you are an ice sculpture in which case you cannot complain because you don'

live in portsmouth, rico bush, 10 on your side. that wasn't the only shooting last night in hampton roads. about half an hour later, police in newport news got a call about a teenager shot on 18th street and ivy avenue. investigators say someone shot the 17- year-old in the back. paramedics took him to the hospital with possible life-threatening to find out more details from police. and about 30 minutes after the newport news shooting, hampton police got a call about a man shot on martha lee drive. investigators say he had several gunshot wounds, but was stable when he went to the hospital. in all of these shootings, police do not have any suspect information. that's why they need your help. if you saw something, or know something about any of these incidents, call the crime line. tonight the republican presidential candidates will square-off in another debate. fox business network is hosting it, and will focus on economic, domestic, and international policy issues. the main debate starts at 9:00, the undercard debate is at 6:00. i

last night at eleven and the tensions in portsmouth continued today the mayor right now faces a felony eluding charge filed by sheriff watson and the mayor was booked into jail this afternoon has been released reporter eric caine joins us live from portsmouth city hall where he's been following the story all day so eric was the latest chapter in this drama. jenny was truly a bizarre sight i haven't seen anything like it the mayor turning himself in to the magistrates office after the sheriff charged him with a felony the mare was booked and released soon after we have some video about the mayor leaving here he didn't say much to us though it's important to remember throughout all of this that the mayor and the sheriff strongly dislike each other the sheriff came to city council last night upset that the mayor find a council member fifteen hundred dollars for speaking about issues outside closed inside he noticed the mayor had an expired inspection the mayor and take it only on thirteen years now. he had the bizarre encounter that have the sheriff chasing after the mayor in a slow pursu

we stopped by alice's home in portsmouth to try and speak with him but no one answered. he's currently free on bond and we are not revealing the relationship between the teen and the suspect to protect the victim's identity the head pastor at the church did agree to meet with me for an interview but later declined again these alleged crimes happened off church property and the pastor there says ellis was dismissed after he was charged eric came thirteen years now have released new bodies found in a hampton home were told the people were sixty five year old richard guarantee and fifty five year old barber in case an officer is found and home on charlie ryan yesterday investigators believe get what he physically assaulted canton and she died police aide karen karen's he'd been shot and killed himself. it is not clear what their relationship was but police say they didn't know each other. chesapeake police have a person of interest and hotel shooting but investigators are still putting together what happened. police tell us someone shot him and this morning of the extended

so what did return and he is live in portsmouth a new ride the four month old pit bull named alice is back home with her family today on avondale road here in portsmouth she was returned on wednesday the sixth after being taken on the morning of new year's day now that morning her family letter out in the backyard was fenced in to use the bathroom. that's where she was taken from college in the last two later came across ads on social media selling doubts that so she called police and started a campaign all mine to get the word out. turns out lester knew the mother of the person who took dallas they were able to get her back home even though she had been sold twice after being taken. he's been home for about two days le. she hasn't left my side she's been super happy to see everybody and everybody is excited to have a home with the colossus is right now they're trying to purchase dallas to help them get a pimple too because he bought dallas for his daughter and so they're trying to help the family finally fall for the daughter because they didn't know dallas was stolen when they bough

we're following feuding city officials in portsmouth. today we find out if the mayor's charge should have been a felony or a misdemeanor. three people finally hit the big bucks in powerball. no one in virginia hit the jackpot, but there is still plenty of money going the powerball frenzy ends with three lucky winners in three states. jackpot winning tickets were sold in california, florida and tennessee. they will split the nearly one point six billion dollars. although no billionaires were born last night in virginia -- there may be virginia beach the 7-eleven on lynnhaven parkway sold a million dollar ticket. another virginia beach 7-eleven sold a 100-thousand dollar winner. several 50-thousand dollar winning tickets were also sold across hampton roads. an academy award nominee has ties to hampton roads. mark ruffalo is up for best supporting actor for family moved to virginia beach where he spent most of his teen years. he graduated from first colonial high the award ceremony is set for february 27th at 7 p.m. read more about ruffalo

there's more when it comes to portsmouth's city council. we told you councilman bill moody is disputing his fine for talking about a closed session. into what happened. councilman moody wrote on his facebook page the confederate war monument would be talked about behind closed doors. we spoke with his lawyer who says moody did not break any rules. runs:05 (2:42 1) ((i dont see any violation of law or any rule when it comes to telling people in advance the generic topic that is to be discussed)) councilman moody says he did not talk about any details from the closed seesion after the meeting. he wants to know why his post justifies a 15-hundred dollar fine. get this -- 10 on your side asked the city's unconstitutional. he told us no comment. new information about an american tourist killed while on vacation in the caribbean. police in grenada charged 27-year-old david benjamin with 39-year-old jessica colker's murder. colker has local ties. she grew up in yorktown. police say sunday afternoon a man attacked her and her husband on a beach in