sarah duncan hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found it interesting that they said our schools need lydia money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 time. because we are will compile the data city has two additional budget input meetings planned. the next is this thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 11 - forever changed - after a family of four is shot. what police are saying about the case. and - displaced - the american red cross is we'll tell you why extra we're following developing news from the richmond area. two people are dead and a teenager and a child are 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 stable condition at mary fredricksburg. neighbors close to the family say this comes as a shock. "i have worked in their house. i did the addition he

sarah duncan hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found it interesting that they said our schools need more improvement, but only a third would vote to increase the funding for the schools." the same goes for public safety and other city services. residents say they want change -- yet they're not willing to put up more money to make it happen. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 49:55)) "i think you have to look at a balance. money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 41:22)) "do those goals involve possibily increasing taxes." "i can't answer that at this time. because we are still reviewing, use it prioritizing funds for fiscal year 2017. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportu

sarah duncan hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found it interesting that they said our schools need more improvement, but only a third would vote to increase the funding for the schools." the same goes for public put up more money to make it happen. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 49:55)) "i think you have to look at a balance. money is not the answer to everything." ((c197 41:22)) "do those goals involve possibily increasing taxes." "i can't answer that at this time. because we are refocusing." dr. patton says city staff will compile the data from residents and use it prioritizing funds for fiscal year 2017. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. i've also posted the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 had the opportunity to hear from the final t

sarah duncan hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found it interesting that they said our schools need more goes for public safety and other city services. residents say they want change -- yet they're not willing to put up more money to make "i think you have to look at a balance. money is reflecting and refocusing." dr. patton says city staff will compile the data from residents and use it prioritizing funds for 10 on your side's joe fisher reporting. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. you can see the city's entire presentation on wavy-dot-com. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 people got to hear from the final three candidates yesterday afternoon at i.c. norcom high school. interim chief dennis mook came to the department retired in june. the portsmouth police department expects a new chief to be hired sometime in february. snowmobilers di

sarah duncan hinds/portsmouth school board ((c196 31:35)) "i found to increase the funding for the schools." the same goes for public safety and other city it happen. dr. lydia pettis-patton/portsmouth city manager ((c197 49:55)) "i think you have to look at a balance. money is not the answer to can't answer that at this time. because we are still reviewing, reflecting and refocusing." dr. patton says city staff will compile the data from residents and use it prioritizing funds for fiscal year 2017. 10 on your side's joe fisher reporting. this was the first of three public input sessions. the city will host another meeting this coming thursday night at i.c. norcom high school. and the last meeting will be next saturday morning at churchland high school. you can see the on wavy-dot-com. the city of portsmouth is also inching closer to hiring a new police chief. about 50 people got to hear from the final three candidates yesterday 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 department expe