we asked rankin's attorney james on the phone james broccoletti/rankin's attorney (chilling effect c3;15 (("i am sure there any motion to exclude them from the courtroom. i dont' see how the presence will have any chilling affect on the jury deliberation so i dont see how the law enforcement officers will have a chilling affect.)) runs: 23 in the motion which i will have more of beginning at four, morales asks the court if uniformed officers are not prohbited, then morales asks for no more than 10 in the courtroom at a time, and only three uniformed officers can sit together at a time. today at four, what rankin's attorney james broccolett thinks about that. we have all of our coverage of the case against stephen rankin right on wavy dot com. you can read up on every development in the case so far. just rankin trial." we have more to get to this midday, but now ww want to check the weather. rain earlier, but now it's starting to look here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 wea

it was rankin's brainchild. rankin 22:48:08 i've seen what alcohol and drugs can do to people's lives and how it can destroy men's lives and i feel like we're called as men to reach out and help other men who are going through tough stuff it's rankin's heart for his fellow man that led one of his own to nominate him as a community builder flynn bowie/ f3, nominated sean rankin 22:42:48 the goal of f3 is to build leaders and we encourage men to go in their own communities and find opportunities where they can have a high impact and that's exactly what sean did at the mission so before this weekly workout ever began, we told rankin we wanted to take a group picture- that's when we surprised him with this condon with mungo homes. we're actually here to thank you for all you do for these men and all you do for the community and present you with the community builder award for mungo homes. 22:39:20 here's a hard hat for you and you also get a check for 1-thousand dollars for the charity of your choice- "well i'm goin

reporter: rankin apologized in court. her supporters called the case all lies. i' m sorry that this is happening and that everyone' s going through this. rankin took an alford plea, which means she admits no guilt, but acknowledges there is damaging evidence against her. she' ll serve three months in jail and then be on probation. if she violates probation, she' ll face significantly more time behind bars. >> now that we' re over this hump, i' m going to continue with our fight and we' re going to advocate for child abuse awareness, and we' re going to try to push something forward for sophie' s law and create a child abuse registry. reporter: diaz says it' s important parents know who' s caring for their kids. she and her supporters have an online petition and they' re also reaching out to state leaders to registry a reality. >> i' m going to be behind her now to help her with her registry. they say abuse like this can' t continue, and they won' t stop pushing until children are protected. reporter: parents in the case say they now plan to shift their focus to

rankin's attorney disagrees with the motion and will argue against it next week. we also asked a chapman family spokesperson what he thought about it. on the phone earl lewis/chapman family spokesperson ((i dont' see how the presence will have any chilling affect on the jury deliberation so i dont see how the law enforcement chilling affect.)) ((its a big difference andy it's common sense 49:46 if you bring in 25 police officers they work different sections of the city and everyone will be influenced if they know the police work their district)) in other trial news commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales wants additional taser analysis on rankin's taser that chapman apparently swatted out of his hand and what some eyewitnesses say led to the shooting. both motions are online at wavy.com tonight at five, the other reasons morales says police should not be in uniform in the courtroom. new information in the case of a mother charged with concealing her son's body. today those charges against tonya slaton were nolle prossed. the case will go to slaton now faces a se

rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael brown in angela lechlitner's death. of tabernacle church and worked at norfolk botanical garden. we told you in september officers in goldsboro, north carolina arrested brown. detectives have not told us his connection to few showers. mostly this morning. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. colder. lows near 30. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. a weak disturbance is moving through the region this morning. it is producing some light and spotty showers. this will move out by later today. then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. cooler/colder temperatures are in place for the next 48 hours. we'll see lows near 30 tonight and highs near 40 tomorrow. we'll see on thursday as high pressure builds in. we will warm things up on friday into the weekend. it should be pretty

next here why the stephen rankin trial will start much later than originally planned. battling heart disease obesity and diabetes in the commonwealth breaking traffic news in isle of wight county a heads up that are taking the jr be to the peninsula let's go live with her thirteen years now traffic camera the camera is zoomed out here but you can make out a bunch of flashing lights they are seventeen northbound at the jr be near the south and drop it only stopped due backing up two lanes of your head into the peninsula is the modern era back taxes newport news prize but i think actually a five month delay for the trial of a former police officer charged with murder for the judge granted a motion to most even reckons murder trial for march to august. rankin is charged with shooting and killing eighteen year old william chapman commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales ask for more time. marcello robertson spoke with the victim's family about the delay. it could be at least another six months before ex cop stephen rankin has his day in court that's because some of the st

tried to reach out to those supporting rankin in court , they believe "all lies." the cases live in newport, dan mark: we' re also following new developments in the sexual assault case of bill cosby. today he and his lawyers were in a pennsylvania courtroom, trying to get the charges against him thrown out. they reference an agreement attorney, that he would never be prosecuted on his deposition testimony. the current district attorney has said he has no record of such an agreement. it' s not clear when the judge will make a ruling. lisa: the presidential race just got even more interesting, following monday' s iowa caucuses. where ted cruz and hillary clinton were victorious. mark: nbc' s tracie potts is in des moines, iowa, with how this all impacts the campaign moving forward, with the new hampshire primary just one week away. tracie: the candidates are on the rounded new hampshire, last night' s iowa caucuses. on the democratic side, a razor thin finish. hillary clinton and shall bernie sanders. hillary clinton: i stand here reading a big sigh of relief. tracie

rankin is not allowed to have contact with the families. a group of people were in court on her behalf. they called the allegations lies but declined further comment. pleading not guilty to an abduction charge ...robert shaw was in court this morning ... where a judge arraigned bond.investigators say he held a woman captive in her own home.court documents show shaw was in a car with a woman friday, when he took her cell phone, hit her in the face, and then drover her to her home, where he held her for 2 days. today ... a family is mourning the loss of their pets after a fire at their mason home. home.mason firefighters responded around four this morning to the fire on lela drive ...three people were inside when the fire started but they escaped and are being helped by the red cross ... unfortunately a dog and cat that were in the home were killed.firefighters say the fire possibly startedd in teh garage .... it did significant damage but we're told the home is not a total loss. developing now ... 9 on your side has learned this fire in leba

a big delay in the murder trial of former portsmouth police officer stephen rankin. rankin is accused of shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman last spring outside a walmart. the trial was supposed to start next month - now it's pushed back until august. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc was in court for the hearing today and has the latest from the wavy newsroom. anita the delay is because three of the commonwealth's witnesses, including one expert - cannot make the march 21st start date. the defense did not object to that motion. but, the two sides squared off over a different motion: the commonwealth's attorney asked the judge to keep uniformed police officers out of the court room. about a half dozen police officers showed up in uniform today at former stephen rankin's motion hearing. commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales - says the presence of the officers is "stifling" morales told the judge the presence of officers in uniform - who may not actually be on duty - would intimidate a jury and bolster's the credibility of a man charged with murder. c00

rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael brown in angela lechlitner's death. lechlitner was a member of tabernacle church and worked at norfolk botanical garden. we told you in september officers in goldsboro, north carolina arrested brown. detectives have not told us his connection to lechlitner. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly few showers. mostly this morning. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. colder. lows near 30. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. a weak disturbance is moving through the region producing some light and spotty showers. this will move out by later today. then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. cooler/colder temperatures are in place for the next 48 hours. we'll see lows near 30 tonight and highs near 40 tomorrow. we'll see stronger northerly winds pressure builds in. we w

it was rankin's brainchild. rankin 22:48:08 i've seen what alcohol and drugs can do to people's lives and how it can destroy men's lives and i feel like we're called as men to reach out and help other men who through tough stuff it's rankin's heart for his fellow man that led one of his own to nominate him as a community builder flynn bowie/ f3, nominated sean rankin 22:42:48 the goal of f3 is to build leaders and we encourage men to go in their own that's when we surprised him with this news 22:39:00 sean, all you do for the community and present you with the community builder award for charity of your choice- "well i'm going to have to figure out where that will go." thank you men- that every week in the shadow of the capital city - serve as a light to each other and those around them. if you know someone making a difference like sean, go to wistv.com slash builder to nominate him or her as a community builder. still to come this morning on why harry potter fans will soon have a reason to rejoice . break 3 goo

you'll hear from rankin's attorney who actually chuckles about the motion. james broccoletti finds it unnecessary, and something he's never seen before (5:29 ) jb ((how unusual do you find it to be sir. laughs i find it to be unprecedented)) runs:06 former officer stephen rankin's attorney james broccoletti has never seen a motion like this one before. (1:26 ) jb ((i have never seen a prosecutor file such a motion regarding the attendance of the public in a public trial no)) runs:08 commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales asking the judge to ban uniformed officers from the rankin murder trial in the death of william chapman ii (line 12) she writes the commonwealth will be prejudiced at trial by the show of force (line 12.) (2:32) ((i dont think they will be way shape or form the jury is going to be instructed by the court to consider the facts and the law. )) runs:08 (line 13) morales suggests even worse a "chilling effect" by the power of the police presence intimidation that could sway a jury to vote for rankin. chapman family spokesperson earl lewis (47

now stephen rankin's defense team says they were ready to go for march - their witnesses are ready but they had no objection to the delay. that wasn't the only big topic discussed in today's hearing. commonwealth's attorney wants to ban off duty police officers from wearing their uniforms in court - or at the very least - limit the number to 10 - and together in groups of three or less. at today's motions hearing there were about 6 officers in uniform present. however at rankin's initial bond hearing there were about 20 morales argued today that groups that large would create undue persuasion of the jury - she says it would unfairly bolster the credibility of the defendant. and their presence would be quote stifling. here's what william chapman's cousin said about that motion. earl lewis/chapman family spokesman 1:19:56 if they're not working and they're in that courtroom just to see what's going on, no we don't wnat them there. wearing their uniform we understand it. but at the same time we do not no way in on form want the jury to be afraid of too many officers being in there. 2:18 n

she says now that rankin is behiind bars, she finally feels free. sot: jennifer diazclip id: slvy0066_01in: 13:12:42:41out: 13:13:01:04"it was like a roller coaster of emotions and it was like living in a prison because we were so helpless. we couldn't do anything to help our child. we couldn't do anything to fix the situation. we couldn't do anything to make her go to jail, to admit what she did. and it was... it has been like living in a prison."((looklive out))clip id: standups in: 1:08:24 out: 1:23:22rankin is not allowed to have contact with the families. a group of people they called the allegations lies but declined further comment. kristen swilley...9 on your side. police say a man groped two female patients at a tri-state hospital while they were sleeping. sleeping.mark rivers was in court today.the patients - who were at good samaritan - say they woke up and rivers was on top of them.rivers in being held on a 20-thousand dollar bond.our ashley zilka is digging into how this suspect got into those hospital rooms. she'll have the latest on 9

rankin's trial is set to start next month. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers. mostly this morning. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. colder. lows near 30. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. a weak disturbance is moving through the region this morning. it is spotty showers. this will move out by later today. then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. cooler/colder temperatures are in place for the next 48 hours. we'll see lows near 30 tonight and highs near 40 tomorrow. we'll see stronger northerly winds on thursday as high pressure builds in. we will warm things up on friday into the weekend. it should be pretty nice. we'll see another system bring rain to the region early next week stay tuned for updates. today: partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers. mostly this morning. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. colder. lows near 30. winds n

runs; 10 rankin's attorney says he disagrees with the motion. it will go before a judge next tuesday. trial is set to start next month. a woman once charged with hiding her son's body -- now faces a murder charge in his death. prosecutors in hampton say they've upgraded their case against tonya slaton. last june, virginia state police say troopers found the remains of quincy davis in her car when troopers pulled her over on i-64. police say davis attended school in virginia beach, but no one has seen or heard from him since 2004. slaton is due in court next week. after a warm and soggy tuesday -- we're expecting another temperature drop. overnight showers that could last into the morning. chief meteorologist don slater joins us. don, what can we expect from the temps and wet weather? tonight: sky turns cloudy again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated early am showers. a little sleet may mix as rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cl

sources say rankin has witnesses who say he had no choice but to shoot 18 year old william chapman the second saying chapman was the agressor outside the frederick boulevard walmart last year. with the rankin trial in mind, the new portsmouth police chief, tonya chapman, says-- transparency will be a top priority at the department. chapman was sworn in this morning. she is the first african-american woman to be police chief there, and she says she wants to build trust with the community. (wipe sot) super=chief tonya chapman/portsmouth accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" just before new chief chapman's family gathered to peacefully walk to city hall. they say they support her, but watching. arms. we also want to tell her this morning that the time for justice is always right now" william chapman's mother sally met chief chapman after the ceremony. they say they are going to sit down soon and talk. lawyers want to revi

this morning, desiree rankin will face a judge for sentencing. she could face three months behind bars or house arrest. at the same time, the mother of one of the victims is pushing for sophie' s law, a mandatory registry for convicted child abusers. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. local fallout to a world health emergency. a strong travel warning from cincinnati' s health department tied to the rapidly spreading zika virus. wlwt news 5' s emily wood tells us about the advisory that will likely change many spring breaks emily: the health department is taking action to get the word out locally. whether it' s spring break or a summer vacation, many trips to south america and the caribbean may have to be rescheduled, thanks to the mosquito-born virus zika. there is growing evidence the virus is causing severe birth defects among babies born to mothers who were infected during pregnancy. >> the main thing, don' t put yourself at risk. don' t put your baby at risk. and if you are pregnant, absolutely do not go. emily: dr. o' dell owens says

in addition to jail time, rankin will get probation. an update now on a story you heard first on fox19 now. u-c police have arrested a suspect tied to the recent string of panty thefts from a dorm on campus! 24-year old dennis mccormick was arrested this afternoon... charged with theft and criminal trespassing! according to court documents, mccormick entered daniels hall posing as a student and allegedly stole panties from 7 different students! hear more about the investigation tonight at 10. they came to the courthouse... to bring a nativity scene back from the dead. "because at the end of the day.. zombie lives matter." but will they get their wish? new information on this bizarre story.. next. to announce our penn station athlete of the month. find out who gets the trophy and the subs coming up. odds are you've i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an i

rankin faces charges for chapman. police say chapman was unharmed when rankin confronted him about shoplifting outside the walmart on frederick boulevard. severe weather across the south created tornadoes that killed at least three people. nats of winds check out these strong winds that raced through pensacola, florida. there is minimal damage there, but most of the drivers to stay off the roads as the 60 to 80 miles an hour wind gusts continued. the storm hit lousiania the hardest. a possible tornado hit the town of convent, near baton rouge, and took out most of a mobile home park. police say some people died and dozens of others were hurt. strong winds also destroyed a gym in new orleans. the powerful storm ripped off part of the roof and a side of the building, exposing the ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: am fog. mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we'll see scattered thunderstorms later today. some could be strong to severe. warm and windy. highs will be in the low 70s. winds south 10-20mph with gusts to

former police officer steven rankin is charged in chapman's murder. chapman's family say they support the new chief, but want her to know they're watching. good news if you are looking for a job. l-l bean is opening up a new store in virginia beach. the company says it plans to hire 100 new employees, from managers to sales reps. the new store will open at the lynnhaven mall this spring. if you're interested we put how you can apply on wavy dot com. just search for this story. the race for the white house comes to hampton roads. ahead we'll break down the poll numbers as a presidential candidate campaigns locally. plus ballot mixup. 10 on your side investigates why local voters recieved absentee ballots that were already filled out. but first, distracted driving. researchers find some bad habits worse than other here's some motivation if you're trying to lose weight. a new study found overweight people can significantly improve their health by shedding just five percent of their body weight. the study found it cuts down on body fat and and also reduce

he was unarmed, when rankin confronted him outside the walmart on frederick boulevard. a chesapeake family is search for one of their own. they say it's been a month since anyone has seen or heard from him. they say 53-year-old andre eason vanished january 25th. neighbors saw eason near their homes on hoover avenue that day, but not since. loved ones tell 10 on your side, they're looking for any news good or bad. call police. new tonight -- norfolk international airport says business has been trending up. airport officials tell us, more than 210- thousand passengers came through last month. that's up about ten-thousand passngers, from the numbers in january 20-15. they also say the airport has seen growth in passenger activity, over the past eight months. we're a week away from decision 20-16 in virginia. the presidential primary is next tuesday. democratic hopeful vermont senator bernie sanders is trying to rally voters in our area. thousands of people packed norfolk scope to hear him speak. sanders touched on his financial position and his competition: former secretar

told the judge tuesday some of their key witness is unavailable for the original march trial date rankin is accused of murdering eighteen year old william chapman in a walmart parking lot last april the victim's cousin says he doesn't mind the delay affects me. we talked about with the fact that we know what to say it was an out of the commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales also asked a judge to ban off duty officers from wearing uniforms during the trial or at least to limit the number of officers allowed in court to just ten. she argues their large police presence could impact the jury's ability to make a fair decision one that no way no form wanted you to be afraid of offices and offices been in that offense disagrees saying that could infringe on first amendment rights the judge did not rule say if he grants that motion he expects the defense to ask him to limit the number of family members allowed to support william chapman is taking time to be thoughtful with the decision and there was another twist in today's motions hearing why commonwealth attorney stephanie morales doesn't w

runs; 10 rankin's attorney says he disagrees with the motion. it will go before a judge next tuesday. trial is set to start next month. a woman once charged with now faces a murder charge in his death. prosecutors in hampton say they've upgraded their case against tonya slaton. last june, virginia state police say troopers found the remains of quincy davis in her car when troopers pulled her over on i-64. police say davis attended school in virginia beach, but no one has seen or heard from him since 2004. slaton is due in court next week. after a warm and soggy tuesday -- we're expecting another could last into the chief meteorologist don slater joins us. don, what can we expect from the temps and wet weather? temps and wet weather? again around midnight. isolated showers possible after 12am. lows in the upper 30s. wind: nnw, light wednesday: isolated early am showers. a little sleet may mix as rain moves out for the western parts of the southside. otherwise, mainly cloudy. highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, tonight: sky turns cloudy again around

the shoplifting suspect was unarmed-- when rankin the frederick boulevard walmart. a chesapeake family is search for one of their own. they say it's been a month since anyone has seen or heard from him. they say 53-year-old andre eason vanished january 25th. neighbors saw eason near their homes on hoover avenue that day, but not since. loved ones tell 10 on your side, they're looking for any news good or bad. sot - corey eason, andre eason's nephew - clip 41 1:30:42 we're wishing for the best but also we know we've got to prepare for whatever the worst may be. 1:30:47 if you can help find eason, call police. new tonight -- norfolk international airport says business has been trending up. airport officials tell us, more than 210- thousand passengers came through last month. that's up about ten-thousand passngers from january 20-15. the airport says the airport has seen growth in passenger activity, the past eight months. we're a week away from decision 20-16 in virginia. the presidential primary is next tuesday. vermont senator bernie sanders is trying to rally voter

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rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman. police say chapman was unarmed when rankin confronted him about shoplifting outside the walmart on frederick boulevard. that killed at least three people. nats of winds check out these strong winds that raced through pensacola, florida. most of the area is still under a wind advisory this morning. police urged drivers to stay off the roads as the 60 to 80 miles an hour wind gusts continued. the storm hit lousiania the hardest. a possible tornado hit the town of convent, near baton rouge, and took out most of a mobile home park. police say some people died and dozens of others were hurt. strong winds also destroyed a gym in new orleans. the powerful storm ripped off part of the roof and a side of the building, exposing the equipment inside. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: am fog. mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we'll see scattered thunderstorms later today. some could and windy. highs will be in the low 70s. winds south 10-20mph with gusts to 30mph. tonight: mostly cloudy

this morning, desiree rankin will face a campbell county judge for sentencing. rankin agreed to an alford plea deal last week, meaning she' ll face either 3-months in jail or on house arrest. the alford plea means she doesn' t admit guilt, but agrees there is evidence that may be damaging. the mother of one of the alleged victims is now spreading word of sophie' s law to create a registry for convicted child abusers. we will be in court as the judge sentences rankin. she admitted no wrongdoing. we also went by her home, and we were told "no comment ."mark: dan griffin. also happening today, the trial of a police chief and one of his on kidnapping charges. carroll county chief michael willhoite and officer ronald dickow are accused of taking a mentally ill inmate to the bus station instead of to a treatment facility. investigators say, the two bought adam horine a one-way ticket to florida, and then drove him to louisville to board the bus. the world health organization has declared the zika virus an international public health emergency. now, the cincinnati heal

rankin faces charges for shooting and killing 18-year-old william chapman. police say chapman was unarmed when rankin confronted him about shoplifting outside the walmart on frederick boulevard. severe weather across the south created tornadoes that killed at least three people. nats of winds check out these strong winds that raced through pensacola, florida. there is minimal damage there, but most of the area is still under a wind advisory through this morning. police urged drivers to stay off the roads as the 60 to 80 miles an hour wind gusts continued. the storm hit lousiania the hardest. a possible convent, near baton rouge, and took out most of a mobile home park. police say some people died and dozens of others were hurt. strong winds also destroyed a gym in new orleans. the powerful storm ripped off part of the roof and a side of the building, exposing the equipment inside. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: am fog. mostly cloudy with scattered showers. we'll see scattered thunderstorms later today. some could be strong to severe. warm and windy.

saying rankin has to be able to talk about the events of the entire day- not just the moments before the shooting. you just can't sanatize the events. you have to tell the whole story so the jury can have the full picture. the judge did not rule on that motion today - saying he needed time to think about it. tonight at 530- i'll have much more on the motion to limit the police officer presence in the courtroom. and hear what the victim's family thinks of all of this. i'm dl 10 on your side. a plan to replenish beaches in the outer banks won't start as early as expected. town leaders say they want to keep the project within the 43-and-a-half million dollar budget...which means giving contractors more time. but a homeowner contacted 10 on your side...concerned that decision could be disastrous for the shoreline. our lex gray j oins us now from duck. lex -- that homeowner isn't just worried about her house. right, anita and stephanie -- she's worried about every in duck, kill devil hills, and kitty hawk. those are the three towns that make up the beach renourishment project. gail wall h

why the commonwealth's attorney says officers can come support stephen rankin just not while in uniform was taking another shot at a . a portsmouth prosecutor wants to be in uniform police officers from attending stephen lincoln's murder trial coming up court documents reveal why the rights of those who oppose same sex marriage legislation to protect those rights is one step closer to becoming law in virginia as the rays continues to tighten up the democratic presidential hopefuls are making their appeal to african american voters thing that we cannot accomplish. no uniformed police officers at steven lincoln's murder trial that's the request of the portsmouth commonwealth's attorney who's prosecuting the ex cop from or ranking is charged in the shooting death of unarmed teen william chapman to ainge has reaction from both sides. well prosecutors say a large number of uniformed police officers showed up in support of ranking could sway the jury. chapman's family agrees but the defense says it be hypocritical for the prosecution to ban uniformed officers when they so often rely on them t

sources say rankin has witnesses who say he had no choice but to shoot 18 year old william chapman the second saying chapman was the agressor outside the frederick boulevard walmart last year. with the rankin trial in mind, the new portsmouth police chief, tonya chapman, says-- transparency will be a top priority at the department. chapman was sworn in this morning. she is the first african-american woman to be police chief there, and she says she wants to build trust with the community. "transparency and accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important in my career to up hold the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" just before new chief took her oath, william chapman's family gathered to peacefully walk to city hall. they say they support the new chief, but want her to know they're watching. tell her this morning that the time for justice is always right now" william chapman's mother sally met chief chapman after the ceremony. they say they are going to sit down soon

desiree rankin will be sentenced after accepting a plea deal for two counts of criminal abuse. she harmed two children while in received the rankin will be sentenced in a campbell county courtroom later this morning. hillary clinton has just been declared the winner over bernie sanders..in the year. our sara celi is live down... sara this race was really close, all night long, right? sara bam r that's right...clinton had a minor edge on sanders throughout the slowly gaining got to this point. 99 percent of the votes in....and just points separating presidential hopefuls. but, finally...just a couple hours winner. both candidates say they are happy with the results. i think the people of iowa have sent a very profound message to the political establishment, to the economic establishment and by the way to the media establishment "the reason that we have done so well here in iowa. the reason i believe we'll do so well in new hampshire and any of the other states that follow. the reason is the american people are saying no to a rigged economy. <"so as i stand here tonight, breathin

rankin's trial is set to start next month. today a local cold case murder is scheduled to move forward involving a woman who died in 2008. police charged michael brown in angela lechlitner's death. lechlitner was a member of tabernacle church and worked at norfolk botanical garden. we told you in september officers in goldsboro, north carolina arrested brown. detectives have not told us his connection to lechlitner. today we expect to learn more about the plan to extend light rail into virginia beach. h-r-t plans to hold an open house tonight to discuss station locations, bridges, and road crossings. last year virginia beach city council voted to extend the tide from the current newtown road station, to town center. you can hear about the latest plans and ask your questions to transportation officials tonight. the meeting is at the westin hotel in town center from six to 7:30. officials, he's committed to light rail. we've been telling you, transportation secretary aubrey layne told the city to use state funding for the projec

docket today the commonwealth's attorney filed a motion seeking to ban officer supporting stephen rankin from wearing their uniforms during a murder trial. reagan is accused of murdering an unarmed teenager in a walmart parking lot in april of last year let you know what happens today in court on the race in the white house hitting close to home today is the deadline to request an absentee ballot by mail for the upcoming presidential primary voters have until five o'clock this afternoon to submit a request to their voter registration office. we have to return your absentee ballot by march first for them to count. you person until february twenty seven at six so there were just a week away from super tuesday and were getting a closer look at which candidates have raised the most money in hampton roads. this cultural partners at the virginian pilot so far hillary clinton has raised nearly ninety thousand dollars in your area. that's the most of any candidate ben carson just behind clinton with about eighty five thousand dollars in donations jeb bush raised about sixty seven thousand dollar

sources say rankin's defense has witnesses who say he had no choice but to shoot 18-year-old wiliam chapman the second. they say chapman was the aggressor outside the frederick year. closing guantanamo bay. new this morning the pentagon is expected congress for approval. find out how much it costs. higher risk. health officials say there is a greater danger of exposure assocated with a certain type of flooring. and there's a new chief for a local police department. you'll hear her top goals for the city. nap time, waits for no one. good clean food, waits for anyone who orders it. order online and avoid the line. at panera. nap time, waits for no one. good clean food, waits for anyone who orders it. order online and avoid the line. at panera. scattered showers for the rest of the day. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds var. 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers in the morning. then late day winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. today we have rain expected. it will become more scattered later this low 50s. a warm front will lift through the region tonight. so tomorrow w

eight people are recovering after being rescued from flood waters in rankin county, mississippi. the sheriff's office and fire department were evacuating people but because of how quickly the water was rising.. called in. heavy rains caused the flooding.. but waters have since receded. up inside a target today in charlotte. in the next couple of months, thousands of in- house pharmacies at target and clinics will go through a transformation. c-v-s purchased target pharmacy last june. it says the pharmacies will stay open to customers as they get revamped. as much as 5 million dollars for 30 seconds. that's how much companies are paying cbs for ads during super bowl 50. suntrust bank is one of those companies, but they say their ad will be different. they hope it inspires change. the commercial will air during the 4th quarter's two minute warning and will kick off their onward and upward campaign for financial responsibility. to learn more about suntrust's campaign and the other inspirational ads you might see head you can get 10 the road - with our us on magic 94- point-9.... and

desiree rankin will face a campbell county judge this morning for sentencing. she agreed to an alford plea deal meaning that she will face three months in jail or on house arrest. in maine she does not admit to guilt, but agrees there is evidence that could be damaging. the mother is now spreading word of sophie' s law to create a registry for convicted child her attorney is saying that reagan admits no wrong doing in this case. we are alive in newport. lisa: our third top story, xavier university looking down at the cincinnati race riot 15 years later. andrew setters is leading the way in evanston with a town hall meeting. andrew: the average exam your was just a kid when the riots happened. the rest of the community and they will learn about it at the cintas center. they will talk about what has changed. they will talk about the collaborative agreement, community-taste -- there will be folks that played an important role in getting cincinnati through the post rate riots. they will focus on things like economic inclusion at the cintas center. andrew setters, w

in rankin county mississippi, firefighters rescued at least a people from rising floodwaters. >> i saw this light coming down the road and i knew we were going to be okay. >> willie jackson and his family head as the tornado hit their home. >> the tornado that hit collinsville mississippi ripped apart the first baptist church. tornado sirens blaring. >> the pastor loaded his what wife and son into the suburban. you can see what happened to the back window. tornadoes in the south fueled blizzard like conditions throughout the plane. there are no reports of injuries or death from tornadoes at the south. the real sources flash flooding. >> take it look at the flooding in nashville. this morning rescue crews saved the people stuck in that lack pickup truck that you see right there. you can see the elements the crews had to fight through. the truck stuck in rushing water on the road and you can see a stop sign was also taken out of the water. this is ash action city about 30 miles northwest of nashville. so i hope bunch of people getting slammed with weather. >> let's not get worried that w