)) runs: 03 the november 8 2014 virginian pilot investigation on mayor will sessoms screamed hall. the always confident mayor-now not so sure (24;55 7) (the first thing that went through my mind how in the world did this happen? did i do this? )) runs; 06 (11-14-14) november 14 2014 his first public appearance after the article hit, the question couldn't be i would say i need time to get through these accusations.)) runs: 03 (33;38 8) gold: ((was there ever a moment where you thought you should resign or you may have to resign reading the totality of what you were looking at that was one of my first shakes head....because of the magnitude of that article)) runs: 13 behind the scenes in the sessoms home tears, confusion, anger, love. (26:27 7) (everyone of my children and grandchildren were at my house every night they were so worried about me )) runs:05 over time dark despair turned to light and hope as sessoms gained his footing on the ( 34;12 8) ((i don't think i have done one thing illegal and i can assure the world i have not done one thing for personal gain or for the benefit

mayor sessoms: llc did not period. andy: it would have raised red flags for sessoms and he would have abstained from voting had he known. mayor sessoms: the prosecutors stating i did not do one thing for personal gain or the gain of my employees. andy: sessoms feels tremendous loss by what happened professionally, politically, financially. and to anyone who thinks he got off easy, he says -- mayor sessoms: they were not in my shoes for 14 months. andy: the question that is unknown at this time, willy run for reelection or is this how it all ends? mayor sessoms: i promise you one thing, if i run, i will win. i will work 24/7 to make sure that happens. andy: now, here is what we know based on that statement right there. if he runs again, you will know that he has information showing are positive about the city's direction under him, and think he should continue as mayor. if he doesn't run, in part you will know the damage from the investigation cannot be overcome. tonight, mayor sessoms: figuring out which it is. i am an

councilwoman rosemary wilson says it's great news sessoms is running again. she emailed us "the continuity of his leadership is important for stability and the many projects we have on the horizon." a frequent opponent to sessoms councilman john moss did not return our calls. new developments in the case against a norfolk police officer-- charged with voluntary manslaughter. michael edington jr. is charged in the death of david latham. today, a judge heard arguments over aio to revisit the crime scene. court documents say several times in the summer of 20-14. officers were there to help, but claim latham m th a knife. latham's family says he suffered from mental illness. williamsburg police are questioning a man about his possible involvement in a gas station robbery this morning. detectives say a man wearing a surgical mask walked into the valero gas station on york street around 7-15, pulled out a gun and demanded money. no one was hurt. these pictures are from a 10 on your side viewer. police say a york- poquoson sheriff's deputy on patrol stopped a car ne

sessoms had to choose between keeping his job with townebank or be mayor. he chose the people with a little nudging (37:17 8 after 37:25) ((i think you can't understate the parachute it was very generous )) runs: 05 sessoms parachute. he gets $425,000 a year until 2019 then his retirement kicks in $215,000 a year for 15 years. (37;45 8) ((if it was not as generous would you have resigned as mayor and remained at the bank? i don't know the answer to that question because that wasn't presented to me)) runs: 08 another change, financial disclosure forms developers need to fill approval for projects. this is the new disclosure form for virginia beach. much more detailed, more information required, and down at city hall more scrutiny by the city attorney. tonight at six, our full investigation into the mayor will sessoms scandal, how it unfolded, what he was thinking, doing, and he answers the question did he ever consider resigning from office. new information in the case of a man accused of leading police on a chase. but that's not all -- police say he threw a

we asked sessoms if he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the townebank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a technical error and i am sorry i let my guard down)) runs: 04 (38:24 8 cut down first part of byte) ((if you want me to be truthful i do want you to be truthful i look back here and i wonder how i did i do both those jobs and i did them and i did them well but i really didn't have the time i needed for each one of them)) runs: 17 you can watch andy fox's interview with mayor will his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: on/off rain showers. rain may be heavy at times. highs will be in the 50s early. temps will drop to the 40s through the day. winds: sw then north at 10-20mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. occasional rain showers. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds north 10-20mph. friday: a few early showers. then partly cloudy. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nor

three things virginia beach needs to focus on sessoms. he gave the state of the city address to the chamber of commerce today. sessoms says he's worried young people will leave -- if v-b doesn't step up its public transportation game; that includes extending light rail from norfolk. (26 9:29) ((down the road we want to take light rail to norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and to the beach)) runs: 08 sessoms discussed the importance of improving the city's broad band and fiber networks, so people can access the things they need online. he says the arena deal approved last year -- will also ring in a new era of jobs, revenue and cultural experiences. sessoms also addressed his recent trouble with virginia's conflict of interest law saying he will regret making that mistake on one vote for the rest of his life. sessoms expects to make a decision about running for re-election next week. a hampton teen faces charges-- after police say she assaulted a school bus driver today. happened on the way to syms middle school this morning.

mayor sessoms spoke only to andy fox about the virginian pilot investigation. we asked whether he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the bank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a technical error and i am sorry i let my guard down)) be truthful i look back here and i wonder jobs and i did them and i did them well but i really didn't have the time i needed for each one of them)) runs: 17 tomorrow night watch andy fox's one on one with mayor will sessoms. his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. neighbors say someone has broken into more than a dozen vehicles. where the thieves have been hitting-- and why residents are upset with police. and-- from the pulpit, to the jailhouse. police say a priest who spent years officiating over masses, weddings, and funerals-- wi ther havfutys urrnitoue, y rme ho b canrfe pet.ec wevenlihen snfe i't. r ouprenesidayts de salis ap hpe nningow. cfromiclassco

mayor will sessoms/virginia beach :06 jim nuttle/illustration artist 1:21 mayor sessoms started with himself in the current state of the city are)) runs: 06 how he pleaded no contest for failing to disclose a conflict in a vote he made on council (5:01 17) ((even though it was an unintentional mistake and i will regret it forever. because it caused some people to question my integrity :08 sessoms spoke about connectivity-a comprehensive integrated transportation system including light rail that he says now has the finances available to move forward (26 9:29) ((down the road we want to take light rail to norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and to the beach)) runs: 08 this year virginia beach will prioritize improving broad band and fiber networks he spoke about the $210 million dollar privately funded arena and how it impacts the resort city (14:28 34) ((thank you for advancing this vision create jobs generate tax revenues make restaurants and more profitable while attracting live performance and sporting events the bi pass coast runs:12 artis jim tuttle was illustrating t

we asked sessoms if he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the townebank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a technical error and i am sorry i you want me to be truthful i do want you to be truthful i look back here and i wonder how i did i do both those each one of them)) runs: 17 you can watch andy fox's interview with mayor will sessoms tonight. his report begins at 4 with his full ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: on/off rain showers. rain may be heavy at times. highs will be in the 50s early. temps will drop to the 40s through the day. winds: sw then north at 10-20mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. occasional rain showers. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds north 10-20mph. friday: a few early showers. then partly cloudy. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 15-20mph. a cold front is very slowly moving through the region today. a weak area of low pressure will form along the front as it moves offshore through the aft

hear what mayor will sessoms says the future holds for virginia beach. andy fox has a unique perspective. hundreds are taking a stand against violence in hampton roads. the message behind the first of its kind gathering. check out this video of a log cabin engulfed in flames. what happened before crews stopped battling and a former local principal is fighting to get his good name back. this has cost me a lot of trouble and a lot of things have dominoed since this whole thing happened hear what he told me about what's next. a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist ashley baylor is up next with charges dropped. now a suffolk man says he wants the truth out about his arrest. ricky eley resigned from his position as principal at bertie high school in north carolina last year. the move came after he was scene of an accident in petersburg. but this week a felony charge for a hit and run he says he never committed and a misdemeanor for failing to report it were withdrawn. (ricky eley, former principal my initial reaction was i was angry because

mayor sessoms spoke only to andy fox about the virginian pilot investigation. we asked whether he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the bank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a sorry i let my guard down)) runs: 04 (38:24 8 cut down first part of byte) ((if you want me to be truthful i do want you to be truthful i look back here and i wonder how i did i do both those jobs and i did them and i did them well but i really didn't have the time i needed for each one of them)) runs: 17 tomorrow night watch andy fox's one on one with mayor will sessoms. his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. and-- do you recognize this man? police are working to track down the man who tried to break into a local restaurant-- leaving damage behind. a communication problem could be putting residents in danger. a closer look at the issue-- and what a local sheriff says is a reasonable solution. and-- the tragi

we asked sessoms if he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the townebank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a technical error and i am sorry i let my guard down)) runs: 04 (38:24 8 cut down first part of byte) ((if you want me to be truthful i do want you to be truthful i look back here and i wonder how i did i do both those did them well but i really didn't have the time i needed for each one of them)) runs: 17 you can watch andy fox's interview with mayor will sessoms tonight. his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. now to a 10 on your side follow-up about hundreds of former shipyard workers. it's been 60 days since newport news shipbuilding told 738 workers -- they would lose their jobs. as we reported, yesterday was their last day. even with the notice, many former employees say they're struggling to find work. c0020 - jonathan logan - former shipyard worker 1401 we applied for washington, mississippi,

money, along with the $155 million dollars allows us to move forward with light rail. 5256 mayor sessoms says he is optimistic the state and city will work something out. but if it comes down to holding a referendum or losing that $155 million - sessoms says it would be irresponsible for the city to forgo that money -- given that a prior referendum a few years ago showed most supported it. live in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. we are learning new developments in the case of a woman charged with concealing her son's tonya slaton were nolle prossed. the case will go to circuit court - where slaton now faces second degree murder. she's scheduled in court on that charge on the 25th. state police found the decomposing remains of her son in her trunk when they pulled her over for an expired registration, in june. her son -- quincy -- had years. last month, the medical examiner's office said it could not determine a of death. newport news police have second suspect wanted for murder and officer involved shooting. they sent us this picture of 26-year-old stephen hayes, who they sa

one-on-one with virginia beach mayor will sessoms. hear what he told 10 on yout side's andy fox about the "conflict of interest" scandal. a live look right now through towercam 10. meteorologist ashley baylor is up next with your 4 p-m forecast. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. onl

when it comes to decision 20-16 mayor will sessoms says he is back in it to win it. we told you first, the current leader of virginia beach is running for a third term. mayor sessoms pleaded no contest in a conflict of interest investigation last year. today he told us-- he will explain to people what happened, as often as they have questions about it. (31:57 9 ) ((" well the first thing is i want to it was clear as day there was no personal gain for me or my former employer")) runs: 32:09 sessoms says he is fired up and rallying his supporters. he says he plans to work hard to win the election. a little more than a week away from decision 2016 in virginia. the candidates have been focusing on hampton roads. vermont senator and democratic hopeful bernie sanders is holding a rally at norfolk scope tomorrow. doors open at 9:30. on the republican side, billionare businessman donald trump will visit regent university in virginia beach on wednesday. he will take part in the school's presidential candidate forum. tickets are sold out. due to the march 1st primary, virginia

we asked sessoms if he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the townebank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a technical error and i am sorry i let my guard down)) runs: 04 (38:24 8 cut down first part of byte) ((if you want me to be truthful i do want you to be truthful i look back here and i wonder how i did i do both those jobs and i did them and i did them well but i really didn't have the time i needed for each one of them)) runs: 17 you can watch andy fox's interview with mayor will sessoms tonight. his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. this morning, a citizens group is working to recall the city treasurer. plus, hundreds of local families hit hard by recent shipyard layoffs. we're on your side with resources to get them through the tough times. and anger over the water crisis in flint, michigan. mr. keith creagh/director, department of environmental quality: we cannot guarantee at this point in tim

sessoms expects to make a decision about running for re-election next week. a hampton teen faces charges-- after police say she assaulted a school bus driver today. the division says it happened on the way to syms middle school this morning. police say the 8th-grader assaulted the 59-year-old they charged the 14-year-old and released her. in a statement, hampton schools says the unacceptable. investigators expect the recover. police say they're trying to figure out how a woman died in newport news. they say someone found her dead this evening -- close to gildersleeve middle school on minton drive. they were not ready to tell us who she is or how she died. they did not say whether it was suspicious. decision 2016 turns to south carolina. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off in the last debate before that state's primary. the vermont senator finished more than 20 points ahead of clinton this week in new hampshire the statea has been hoping to slow his momentum. democrats vote on february 27th, republican voters go to polls on the 20th. we're hearing from

your side is at the event where mayor sessoms this is a live look from the event. the mayor just started to address the crowd on a variety of concerns and highlighting developments for the state's largest city. you can expect the latest on this event starting today on wavy news 10 at 4. happening today - hundreds of people plan to stand together against violence in hampton roads. the city of hampton is hosting a symposium with several state leaders to address crime among african american men. it's something that's officials say it's time to send a message. the event began at eight hampton roads convention center. it aims to reduce youth violence and boost black male achievement by featuring topics that engage young children and men. leaders say the goal of the event is for people to take ideas and information back to their communities and t them into action. we've got more details on the event on wav a 59-year-old hampton school bus driver is in the hospital after being assaulted by a 14-year-old female. the incident happened around 8-30 this morning on grimes road

we asked sessoms if he thought he should resign-- or how team sessoms managed the growing crisis. he talked about how his full-time job with the townebank led to legal troubles with his part-time job as mayor. mayor will sessoms/virginia beach (20:59 6) ((i did make a byte) ((if you want me to be truthful i do want you to really didn't have the time i needed for 17 you can watch andy fox's sessoms tonight. his report begins at 4 with his full investigation at six. still ahead - active after cancer - what doctors say you can do after being diagnosed - that may help save your life. plus - vacation value - the best ways to get the biggest bang for your buck before going on vacation this spring. and -- democrates debate - presidential candidates prepare to square off just days before the new hampshire primaries! plus - the hoax - how one prankster convinced store employees to break out every window at the i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. wi

beach mayor will sessoms says he wants to lead the city again. and car break-ins. find out where someone targeted several vehicles, and what police are doing about it. its a very busy tuesday in hampton roads. good morning. i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. we'll get to the day's traffic and all your headlines, but lets begin with a check of this wet forecast with meteorologist jeremy wheeler. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cloudy with rain this morning becoming 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 showers and storms. some could be strong to severe. highs will be near 70. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. today we have rain expected. it will become more scattered later this morning through the will lift through the region tonight. so tomorrow we will be very warm. highs will be near 70. we'll see a few scattered showers through the day. however, late in the day into the strong gusty winds out ahead of the front.

sessoms says he's worried if the city doesn't improve public transportation. that includes extending the tide from norfolk. (26 9:29) ((down the road we want to take light rail to norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and to the beach)) runs: 08 sessoms discussed the importance of improving the city's broadband and fiber networks, so people can access the things they need online. he says the new arena deal will also bring in a new era of jobs, revenue and cultural experiences. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. snow developing by midday. accumulations are likely. highs will be in the low 30s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: snow showers end this evening. then clearing and cold. lows will be in the low 20s with partly cloudy, cold, and windy. highs will be in the low 30s. winds nw 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. wind chills will be in the single digits to the teens. a quick moving upper level disturbance will move into the region today. it will create a weak surface area of low press

mayor will sessoms says leaders need to focus on three things to make the city better. mobility, livability and connectivity. sessoms says he's worried young people will leave if the city doesn't improve public includes extending the tide from norfolk. (26 9:29) ((down the road we want to take light rail to norfolk naval base to the airport to greenbrier and to the beach)) runs: 08 sessoms discussed the importance of improving the city's broadband and fiber networks, so people can access the things they need online. he says the new arena deal will also bring in a new era of jobs, revenue and cultural experiences. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. snow developing by midday. accumulations are likely. highs will be in the low 30s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: snow showers end this evening. then clearing and cold. lows will be in the low 20s windy. highs will be in the low 30s. winds nw 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. wind chills will be in the single digits to the teens. a disturbance will move into the region today. it will create a weak surface area

virginia beach mayor will sessoms told state 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 project, or lose it. layne says he cannot hold $155-million dollars from other projects if city council decides to take the issue to a referendum. (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe he's wrong. i think instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. starting today, schools out a new learning tool to students - chromebooks. high school students will recieve a laptop to take home with them. it's part of the state's push to fund e-learning. the computers arrived at schools yesterday. the goal is to get students engaged in learning beyond the classroom. now to a follow-up on a local school district's calendar. the virginia beach school board voted to

today is actually the sessoms announced yesterday he's running for a third term . that is despite the fact that he pleaded no contest last year in a conflict of interest investigation. 10 on your side caught up with the mayor to ask him about it. he says he will explain what happened as often as mayor sessoms/c9 ;31;58 - ;32;09 "the first thing is i want to say is im sorry was no personal gain for me or my former employer" sessoms says he is already rallying supporters for his next run, and will work hard to win the election. today a 35-year-old man is expected to learn his fate for raping a child. michael mccann will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. that sentence is actually mandatory based on the charge and the age of the victim. investigators say mccann paid the child with money and lottery tickets to keep the interaction a secret. police say two people are robbery, sexual assault, and abduction of a woman in virginia beach. officers have charged 22 year old ronnie anderson. we can't show you a picture of the other suspect because he's underage. of

virginia beach mayor will sessoms says he's running for a third term. hear how he's planning to handle questions about his conflict of interest case. there's a law that can save your taxpayer money in d-u-i cases, but many cities don't use it. 10 on your side investigates why they the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. when it comes to decision 20-16 mayor will sessoms says he is back in it to win it. we told you first, the current leader of virginia beach is running interest investigation last year. today he told us-- he will explain what happened, as often as they have questions about it. (31:57 9 ) ((" well the say

mayor will sessoms says the state of the city is good and only going to get better. he reflects on the past -- as he looks to the future of virginia beach. plus - fighting the zika virus. why federal funding could be even more critical -- now that the virus may have a new target. "he was soaked, we could see the water beneath him, puddling off of him" they were in the right place at the right time. three shipyard workers spring into action to save a young man from the frigid waters of the elizabeth river. it was cool -- but clear outside today! that's today -- now, there's not one -- but two big events headed toward hampton roads. chief is in the super doppler 10 weather center with more on that. don? tonight: mainly clear. lows: low-20s. winds: nw 5-10 mph. wind chills: low teens. friday: cloudy with snow developing by 2 pm. highs: low-30s. winds: light south. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. cold and windy. highs: low-30s. winds: nw 15-20 mph. wind chills: upper teens to low-20s. the breeze didn't help - that kept wind chills in the 20s. this evening, we'll be trac

hear what else virginia beach mayor will sessoms told 10 on your side's andy fox. our top story at five -- two people are accused of kidnapping and robbing a woman in virginia beach. police say both suspects had knives. they say 22-year-old ronnie anderson sexually assaulted the victim. police arrested him-- and a juvenile. 10 on your side's erin kelly has been looking into this. erin-- what else have you learned? police say it starte here at the wingate off burton station road around 12:30 that's when officers say a woman was about to get out of her car when a man with a knife demanded something she had. then -- according to officers -- an underaged male who also had a knife took her purse. police say when they didn't get anything value, the man forced his way into the car and sexually assaulted the woman. after that -- police say they forced her to drive to an atm at the 7-11 on northampton boulevard not far from here. that's where police say she was able escape and get help inside -- before the suspects ran away. lice say using k9s, they found later found the su

that's the message will sessoms has for state officials. we've been telling you, transportation secretary aubrey layne has told the city to use state funding for the project or lose it. layne says he cannot hold 155-million dollars from other projects, if city council decides to take the issue to a (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe project. for instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. new tonight. the virginia senate has approved a bill that would recognize and regulate short- term rental websites -- air-b-n-b, for example. the measure allows homeowners to rent out all-- or part of-- their homes. supporters say-- it will help boost tax revenue. opponents say it could hurt the commonwealth's hospitality industry. we're one step closer to seeing flights between the u-s and cuba. officials from both

that's the message will sessoms has for state officials. we've been telling you, transportation secretary aubrey layne has told the city to use state funding for the project or lose it. layne says he cannot hold 155-million dollars from other projects, if city council decides to take the issue to a referendum. (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of commitment to moving forward with this project. for instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. new tonight. the virginia senate has approved a bill that would recognize and regulate short- term the measure allows homeowners to rent out all-- or part of-- their homes. supporters it will help boost tax revenue. opponents say it could hurt the commonwealth's hospitality industry. we're one step closer to seeing flights between the u-s and cuba. officials from both countries signed a pact -- reopening t

sessoms told state officials, he's committed to light rail. we have a lot more to talk about in our next hour of midday. before we get to all of them, though, let's focus on the forecast as you get ready to head out to lunch. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk we can see some clouds out there, but that drizzle that we had this baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center.. using the latest technology to track what's rest of today: partly to mostly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. cloudy...a stray evening shower is possible. colder. lows near 30. winds north 5- 10mph. thursday: mostly sunny but chilly. highs will be near 40. winds north 10-20mph. high pressure will take control of our weather for the next few days. however, there could be a stray showers later tonight; otherwise, just plan on a colder night with lows near or just below the freezing mark. lovely weather is for thursday & friday due to the high pressure, but it'll be colder. it does warm up by the weekend as a southe

virginia beach mayor will sessoms told state 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 project or lose it. layne says he cannot hold $155-million dollars from other projects if city council decides to take the issue to a referendum. (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe he's wrong. i think instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. out a new learning tool to students - chromebooks. high school students will recieve a laptop to take home with them. it's part of the state's push to fund e-learning. the computers arrived at schools yesterday. the goal is to get students engaged in learning beyond the classroom. now to a follow-up on a local school district's calendar. the virginia beach school board voted to remove some teaching day

virginia beach mayor will sessoms told state 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 project or lose it. layne says he cannot hold $155-million dollars from other projects if city council decides to take the issue to a referendum. (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe he's wrong. i think instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which what it's asking from the city. starting today, schools in portsmouth will pass out a new learning tool to students - chromebooks high school students will recieve a laptop to take home with them. it's part of the state's push to fund e-learning. the computers arrived at schools yesterday. the goal is to get students engaged in learning beyond the classroom. now to a follow-up on a local school district's calendar. the virginia beach school board voted

sessoms to get the big cities in hampton roads are failing to use a law that could make better use of involves d-u-i cases where extra services such as fire & rescue need to respond. investigative reporter chris horne has a preview of his special report "failing to fine". when police make a dui stop, sometimes they're not the only ones who have to respond. it could require an ambulance, tow truck, or city repair crews if public property was damaged -- all on the taxpayer's dime. but when retired officer ronald mcclenny was still he got a law passed that changed that. now the dui offender would pay the city for those extra resources. c 1 5:23 ronald mcclenny retired police officer -- could use that money for something else but we found several cities large and small that either have the law don't have it on the books at all. c 1 9:13 ronald mcclenny retired police officer -- it doesn't make any sense. you've got an offender who has comitted a crime, you have an offender who's been convicted of a crime, but yet they don't have to pay the penalty because those reimbursements cover city e

today mayor will sessoms sent layne a letter in response. "5148 i believe he's wrong. i think virginia beach has shown a firm eis that's going on right now, 5159 we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 " layne says governor terry mcauliffe is very supportive of the light rail project. and if the city of virginia beach loses the $155 million -- it can reapply for state funding through another method. for that. the transportation board is working on a resolution to send to virginia beach -- which should have more on what they're asking from the new information in a crash this morning in portsmouth. 10 on your side has learned what police found in the car may have sparked a criminal investigation. lex gray has a story you'll see only on 10. a warning for apple users. why turning back time isn't a good idea. virginia beach police are investigating a crime spree at a parking garage in town center. i talked to pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both

mayor will sessoms says leaders need to focus on three things to make the city better. mobility, livability and connectivity. sessoms says he's worried young people will leave if the city doesn't improve public transportation. that includes extending the tide from norfolk. sessoms discussed the importance broadband and fiber networks, so people can access the things they need online. he says the new arena deal will also bring in a new era of jobs, revenue and cultural experiences. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx today: mostly cloudy. snow developing by midday. accumulations are likely. highs will be in the low 30s. winds var. 5-10mph. tonight: snow showers end this evening. then clearing and cold. lows will be in the low 20s with a few teens inland. winds nw 10-20mph. saturday: partly cloudy, cold, and windy. highs will be in the low 30s. winds nw 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. wind chills will be in the move into the region today. it will create a weak surface area of low pressure to our south/southeast. these 2 features will combine to p

sessoms told state 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 project or lose it. layne says he cannot hold $155-million dollars from other projects if city council decides to take the issue to a referendum. (from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe he's wrong. i think instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. now to a follow-up on a local school district's calendar. the virginia beach school board voted to remove some teaching days. instead of 183 school days, next year will have 181. the board says that will include two- and-a-half days of professional development for students and staff. supporters the entire system run more smoothly. opponents said it would hurt hourly workers. starting today, schools in

(from 4pm) mayor will sessoms - city of virginia beach runs 0:14 5148 i believe he's wrong. i think instance, we pay for the eis that's going on right now, we are honoring every timeline that we've committed to from day one. 5202 the transportation board is working on a resolution -- which should have more on what it's asking from the city. starting today, schools out a new learning tool to students - chromebooks. high school students will recieve a laptop to take home with them. it's part of the state's push to fund e-learning. the computers arrived at schools yesterday. the goal is to get learning beyond the classroom. now to a follow-up on a calendar. the virginia beach school board voted to remove some teaching days. instead of 183 school days, next year will have 181. the board says that will include two- and-a-half days of professional development for students and staff. supporters believed it would help the entire system run more smoothly. opponents said it would hurt hourly workers. developing this morning, apple says it will fight a judge's order that the technology

tom: sessoms also told andy fox that his decision whether to run for mayor will start next week. we just got these photos from the suffolk recycling facility. you can see, a pretty big fire there. fire officials tell us they got the scrap metal fire under control about 4:00 this afternoon. it didn't cause damage to any buildings. nicole: some teens think it is cool. >> i see on people's snapchat stories, like, i can make these circles in the air. nicole: doctors warned, smoking he seeks could be hazard -- smoking e-cigs could be hazardous to their health. about snowflakes in the photo galleries at wavy.com. >> from the station on your side, you're watching wavy news 10 at 6:00. tom: as advertising for e-cig arettes increases, the number of teens trying them is tom: --nicole: a dr. is working on a plan to reverse the risky trend. concerns over a six. >> just as kids felt the pressure to smoke cigarettes decades ago, they are now feeling the same pressure to vape. some feel these e-cigs have helped stop and smoking real cigarettes, but doctors say they are not harmless. teens are p

today virginia beach mayor, will sessoms, will update us on how the city is doing. deliever the state of the city address at noon. you're looking at video from last year's address. 10 on your side will be wavy news 10 starting at four. deputies in maryland killed in the line of duty. new this morning we'll hear from a witness. plus a new bill reckless driving bill. find out how much lawmakers want to up the speed limit threshold. plus a local officer's quest to help those how you can join in. (ugh.) does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it, resolve it. our formula with a special conditioning ingredient, softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens. but it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and to clean pet messes, ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. cold. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds west 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: mostly cloudy. chance for snow. some accumulations are possible. highs will only be in the lo

mayor will sessoms said, if there is a referendum, state funding won't be affected because of that memorandum of understanding. i'm liz palka, 10 on you side. toll patrol goes to the legislature. a bill on the way to the virginia senate would give you more time to pay you toll bill, reduce penalties charged to you, and v-dot would make sure you know what you owe. dozens went before a gloucester judge today. they all had backed bills from crossing the coleman bridge, and as the fines and fees added up, so did the frustration. sot - kenneth king, gloucester- clip 29 14:49 to pay hundreds, thousands of dollars in fines is outrageous. doenst feel moral at all. 20:58 for people who showed up today, the judge dismissed some violations and settled others. newport news police now have three people in custody for a meth investigation. they are still connecting the dots between two separate locations -- and all the suspects. autumn wells, michael adkins, and dana chandonnet are in jail-- facing charges. between sunday and last night, police have made two busts on middlesex road -- right across the stre