the parade of candidates through hampton roads also brought ben carson - who spoke at regent university and hit hard on the importance of the military for the countrys future. 11 o clock sotvo were going to be extremely supportive of military, if you dont get military right, the rest of it really doesnt matter yesterdays visits wrapped up an important few days - as we had visits from most major candidates - highlighting the importance of the hampton roads vote on this super tuesday. todays the day to get out and vote. virginia beach public schools are opening 2 hours late to allow for people to get in before work. for your closest polling we have video from all of the candidates ) visits on wtkr dot com. and tune in to wtkr dot com - and newschannel three for complete coverage of today s all- important primary. we )ll bring you the results as soon as they come in. new this morning out of suffolk where a dead body was found. we )re told a man )s body was found at the pleasant hill cemetery at dill road and old dill road around 1-30 this morning. detectives say they are investigating as a

case that sparked national headlines and days of protests in baltimore just a few hours of the road here from hampton roads good afternoon i'm undressing and lucy bustamante maryland's highest court just ruled that officer william porter must testify against fellow officers involved in the case of the death of freddie gray gray died in police custody last april after a question will rest now we told you how back in december porter's manslaughter trial ended in a hung jury in december will see this than he had been trying to avoid being called as a witness in other trials related to friday grace able to arrest the new ruling reverses a lower court's decision that kept her from testifying against the officers appeals court proceedings halted the circuit court trials of two other officers who face those charges but those trials are now likely to proceed. well the day the tourists and workers have been waiting for has finally arrived work is underway on the bonner bridge replacement to strike the n c a team broke ground this morning is more than fifty years old and has deteriorated significantly because

the upper 40s. winds north 5-10mph. hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is moving quickly to the east. this will intensify as it moves offshore. rain will be heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with high

call the crime line if you recongize either of these men. also in hampton -- police are looking for the driver who struck a bicyclist - and fled the scene. it happened wednesday afternoon. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke with the victim today - liz, how is he doing? other than feeling a bit sore -- phillip reed is otherwise ok. but, the 21-year-old wants justice. he's asking for the driver who struck him to come forward. c1 14:45 "i could have been killed like i was a mini van hit him as he rode his bike. c1 12:58 "it pulled my front wheel, and it pulled me under and caught my right arm, my leg, i have a tire mark from where it ran me over. it happened had been biking south on grimes road, near east pembroke avenue - when the mini van - a white, older model - pulled out of this taco bell/kfc parking lot. c1 12:39 "i was coming to the end of the sidewalk, i saw the van about to his the end." c1 14:15 "i wanted to make sure i came to a complete stop and i did but it wasn't enough for it would have been one thing if they came back to make sure i was okay."

the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see north and west of hampton roads as the good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, norfolk city leaders will say goodbye to the old norfolk courthouse. demolition crews will began tearing down the building to make room for a new civic plaza. the city says demolishing the 50- year-old building marks a big step forward in improving the city's new justice system and downtown area. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on the project taking place this morning. rico. good morning don, katie. after 50 years, norfolk says it's ushering in a new era with that brand new plaza aimed to give the city a new and norfolk started its journey to build a new courthouse and civic plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public open space, and extending main street to create a new public drop off area. the new city courthouse opened last year with the circuit and general district courts. last summer, crews tore down the old general district courthouse. in its place, the city plans to put a juv

"i think the hardest part good morning, hampton roads. let's check all new this morning, a harrowing story you don't want to miss. "i think the hardest part is coming to grips h ow close it was the hospital was" this trooper got hit by a car going 55 miles per hour, and lived to tell about it. his unbelievable story, coming up at 8:45. but first, another debate means more insults flying between the candidates. 2:11 - 2:21 trump: this little guy has lied so much... rubio: here we go. trump: ... about my record. rubio: here we go. with trump: ... he has lied.. rubio: he can't help himself. trump: ... so (avo) my name is pamela and i've been making dog chow for 36 years now. my dog girlfriend is 17 years old. she's been eating dog chow from her very first day and she can still chase squirrels. she can't catch them, but she can still chase them. after 17 years i'm still confident in feeding her dog chow because i see the high quality ingredients that go into it. only on 10, a virginia beach high school student, who's now a burglary suspect, co

the idea. good morning, hampton roads. let's check we've experience a pretty mild winter so far, and apparently so has alaska. the state is sending out for snow for the upcoming iditarod dog sled race. officials are bringing it in by rail from fairbanks because the snow in anchorage is melting. race officials say this is a first for them. they say they even cut part of the race track through anchorage from 11 miles to three because of the lack of snow. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. chilly. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north/east 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. rain with some snow mixing in. lows will be in mid-upper 30s. winds ne 10-20mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the morning. then mostly cloudy and windy. little to no accumulations, but some light accumulations possible north/west of hampton roads. highs will be in the low/mid 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. things will be quiet today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure

we are dealing with the one and a half mile back already is the bridge that crosses over the hampton river traffic up there making its way toward settlers landing road so again we already have those delays they're headed to the south side and have the latest on your delays on the pencil and a few on the south side as well. all of that coming up in the next few minutes a local police officer already set to stand trial for a deadly shooting is slapped with another loss is to find we get ready for an adventure to the unexpected. find more than you seek. discover something new each visit to busch gardens. with world-class coasters and life-long connections... it's a different thrill every time. get a pass membership, now only $11 a month. busch gardens. . early this morning a dead body was found in a cemetery in right now the medical examiner in suffolk is trying to figure discovered off of old mill road around one thirty this morning we're working to figure out exactly how that body ended up in that cemetery the first place we'll bring you an update when we learned more in the meantime i

ready to head to the polls in what could be a make or break for some presidential candidates, two hampton roads cities have been listed on the top murder capitals of the country--what police are asking you to do to help get off that list. let s get a quick check of your first warning traffic and weather. super tuesday marks the biggest single day in the presidential primary race so far. makenzie walter is live at kempsville middle school in virginia beach with more on what one of the most important days in this election. super tuesday will see several states holding primaries... meaning that whoever does well today will most likely go on to secure the nomination. we )ve seen lots of candidates battling it out in hampton roads over the past couple of days - including democratic frontrunner hillary clinton last night. nats -- clapping almost 14 hundered people packed the lake taylor high school gym last night to rally for hillary clinton hours before super tuesday. 08:35 what we need to do together is make america whole again. 08:52 where we focus on issues and not insults in her last time

the upper 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is and is moving quickly to the east. this will intensify as it moves offshore. rain will be heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check only on 10 - shocking video shows a fight between a bus

roads returns more on the weekend long celebration of the hampton roads tattoo arts festival and at six a norfolk teen disappears she i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annualcontract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. the guard rails all across the state today the state was removing guard rails along the side of the highway in which barred the abc affiliate there says this route may have treated the guard rails thirteen years now has done extensive investigations on these barriers. some of the guard rails have been linked to serious and deadly accidents god cannot confirm they were removing trim the guard rails in lynchburg. only that the work was routine maint

heavy problem, but nuisance highs in the 50s on good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition crews will begin chomping away at the building that served the city for decades. city leaders says they're making room for a new civic plaza and justice system. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on what's happening today with the project. rico. don, katie, city leaders say demolishing the 50-year-old building marks a new beginning of the construction on civic plaza improvements that have been in the making for years. city council began the plaza complex in 2-thousand-4. last summer, crews tore down the old general district courthouse to make room for the city's three courts including the juvenile and domestic relations court and a law library. the old circuit courthouse, which crews built in the 19-60s, will come down this morning to start phase two for the new court complex and civic plaza. renovations include raising the plaza to prevent flooding, making more public space and extending main st

high school in hampton or ashley's hair note look at the rotunda with what we do have a few delays in a scuffle do those quickly will take a look now in hampton sixty four eastbound at the hr bt still monitoring a two mile back up to king street or alter routes though the image image headed to the south side of the peninsula they look good maps we still have those fifty eastbound also five sixty four west into the base and knows that warning symbol just popped up an accident report on him to boulevard and b avenue which is just south of admiral toxic so does another alert if you're headed to the base other than that were not bad though and i'm so happy because of course we had those damn broke this morning. yeah the roads have been very damp but we had a batch of rain move across an hour to some breaks for this additional spotty showers will take a moment. temperatures right now low to mid fifties for most weighty of upper fifties in virginia beach. it is cooler out to the west in cooler conditions will settle in later today so you see that next wave of showe

the sport and one. meantime over hampton. the pirates. it was senior night for them all five of their regular starters are seniors including quincy was he looking at right there in hand to go when they would clinch the mac regular season title. nice passing right off the batter brian darden who also went to feed his high school they did have quite a good team. darn again hit three three pointers in the first five minutes a game many cool off a little bit but quinn james did not call off all night. there is going to work there. he's a walking double double. huge game for him tonight twenty nine points fourteen rebounds to score jumper here already has his degree by the way he's months. sochi was a big number they were down by nine near the end of the first half came back strong though reginald johnson pull up jumper and hansen ends up winning tonight seventy nine to sixty five so they do clinch the maniacs regular season with a number one scene that one in north carolina and syracuse number eight north carolina senior night for them as wel

the second person an 18-year-old hampton woman was shot in the leg. police still need your help to find the man they think is responsible. if you have information about any of these shootings, call the crime line. we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to take a look at this new video of a big paint spill in chesapeake. you can see dozens of blue and white buckets in the south hill community. fire investigators believe someone poured as much as 500-gallons of paint into the ditches there. yesterday, an environmental cleaning crew was called in to help. investigators say whoever dumped the paint may have been trying to use the buckets for scrap metal. it's another chilly night here in hampton roads. but, those temperatures will start warming up in the next 48 hours... here's a live look from towercam 10.. today the sun was shining, definitely a beautiful day outside. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler weather center to let us know how warm those temperatures will get. overnight: mostly cloudy with passing rain showers. lows: m

in a jar bt now craig because at this point him to norfolk traffic actually still moving well at the hampton roads bridge tunnel the tunnel is just in the distance here the shot is just past mallory right now i think we'll probably still be moving well until about six thirty six forty so you can hang around until they don't have an update for you but right now we do look pretty good contractor network maps where we don't see as great of a traffic flow is on five sixty four west into naval station norfolk where backup down to terminal boulevard. that's when you drop down from fifty five to seventeen mph and the mackinac county still watching that closure. sawyer drive jersey street right now the road closed in both directions due to what i know is just an incident at this point trying to find out what exactly that means but in the meantime just use green for green bush road i believe is the screen was road as her alter out there he should be in decent shape but coming up next we'll head back over to the south side and will to traffic portsmouth into norfolk at the midtown tunnel all right ash

norfolk residents will pick the next mayor may 3rd. firefighters in hampton say a man has to find another place to stay. all because fire damaged his home. we got these pictures from the scene on south boxwood street. that's a neighborhood right next to woodlands golf course. they say the fire began in the kitchen and damaged the first floor of his home, but they did not mention any injuries. all new tonight -- chesapeake police say they're investigating an armed robbery. they say he hit a battlefield boulevard shopping center around 8 tonight. police say he had some kind of weapon and demanded cash. they say he got away and no one was hurt. we're working to learn more about exactly which business he hit. we'll let you know when we have an update. gloucester county deputies say a man attacked his wife before killing himself today. the victim told them it started when her estranged husband broke in and hit her with a mallet. she told deputies he also shot through the back door of her home in the seawall avenue area. then deputies say he got into her vehicle an

business of economic development that included can be done to attract stores and companies to the city of hampton part of discussion include it was in the works and how to keep what's already there working the dialogue about develop business and overall economic an over the past couple of years we've had great results in terms of capital investment and job creation here in the city of you know we've added to our restaurant makes we've added to our quality of life makes continue to push the envelope letter sledge director of economic development for hampton clean the conversation. dozens of people listen to what's on the way among the soon to be rivals to craft breweries the old armory on the edge of downtown will house one along with the craft distillery and entertainment space a huge overall coming to riverdale plaza were kroger will build one of its marketplace stores and the furnishing store at five employees of it is open tuesday through sunday. we do do a little dancing bear. but the food is fantastic charlie smith owner of comfort zone restaurant and lounge after six years in riverdale she'

the average price of gas in hampton roads hovers around $1.50. to find the best price near you, just go to wavy-dot-com and click "gas prices" under the traffic tab. if your travels take you to washington, dc, you'll have to have a plastic card to get you around town. metro just stopped accepting paper fare cards over the weekend. passengers now must use smart-trip cards to pay for rides. if you still have a paper card, transportation officials value from them onto a plastic card through june. it was a violent weekend in hampton roads. police investigate eight separate shootings around our area. plus, we're still working to find out the latest details in an overnight chase through two cities. rico bush has more on the search for a suspect. and a portsmouth firefighter is suspended. him in trouble. the ninth annual u-k wife-carrying championships kicked off yesterday in southern england. couples raced over a hilly, 415-yard course to the finish line. there were some obstacles in the way - namely some straw bales and a splash zone. one spouse had to

tom: the department of health gets more than $25,000 to the hampton roads office. the agency says those are federal dollars used for std prevention. the legislation would defend the organization and redirect funds to more comprehensive health care for women. >> we think that the people of virginia need more access to care right now, and not less >> they see women for other activities, but the birth control and things like that, the abortion ideology and the portion culture formulated most of their policy. tom: the money that it receives in the state does not fund abortions, says planned parenthood. tisha: next, changes to how garbage is processed. what does it mean for your bottom line? tom: and everything going on this weekend, including an event to remember the battle of >> you are watching wavy news 10 anita blanton, and chief meteorologist don slater. tom: we are back with decision day on who will be processing your garbage. >> we first told you yesterday about a debate they were having trash was picked up. two choices with the hope of saving money for cities. t

call the crime line if you recongize either of these men. also in hampton -- police are looking for the driver who struck a bicyclist - and fled the scene. it happened wednesday afternoon. 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke with the victim today - liz, how is he doing? other than feeling a bit sore -- phillip reed is otherwise ok. but, the 21-year-old wants justice. he's asking for the driver who struck him to come forward. c1 14:45 "i could have been killed like i was scared." in what felt like slow motion - phillip reed feared for his life - as a mini van hit him as he rode his bike. c1 12:58 "it pulled my front wheel, and it pulled me under and caught my right arm, my leg, i have a tire mark from where it ran me over. it happened just before 1 on wednesday afternoon. reed had been biking south on grimes road, near east pembroke avenue - when the mini van - a white, older model - pulled out of this taco bell/kfc parking lot. c1 12:39 "i was coming to the end of the sidewalk, i saw the van about to end." c1 14:15 "i wanted to make sure i came to a complete

next weekend we turn the clocks forward 1 hour. good morning, hampton roads. let's check in just a few hours, construction crews will make history on the outer banks. they'll start work on the new bonner bridge. this after years of red tape and fighting with environmental groups. the bonner bridge is the only land route residents on hatteras island have to the rest of the outer banks. rico bush is live in the newsroom with more on what's expected to happen in the outer banks, today marks a major milestone for north carolina. crews plan move forward with construction on a stretching across the oregon inlet. for years, 10 on your side has covered the story on the current bridge. crews built it in the 19-60s and the bridge was designed to last only last 30 years. in the past, we've told you about emergency shutdowns for repairs to keep the aging bridge up and running. the constant battle and legal issues with environmental groups, residents and transportation officials prevented north carolina from building a new bridge. the groups eventually dropped the lawsuits

welcome to the "hampton roads show." we will get the details on a new event to he and their families. /luana: -- luana: we are here with walter smith making mango mango french toast.

the first one is in norfolk, the second is in hampton. lets start off with the norfolk shooting. police continue to look for the suspect they say shot and killed a 38-year-old man. this happened along kingston avenue between grove avenue and beaumont street. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live at the scene - and matt police are asking for help locating a car connected to this. i just alked to norfolk police, they tell me they believe the suspect is in a blue or grey small car, with front end damage. police say somone from that car shot the man inside this white van. police say around 2 call came in for shots fired. officers arrived on the scene and found the driver of this white van with gunshot wounds you can see the front end damage to the van, like it crashed into the wall. detectives searched the van. determine where the suspects went. the man died at sentara norfolk general hospital. after this murder at least one neighbor doesnt wanna leave their home. vanessa carter-west / neighbor c0032 norfolk police say if you see the small grey or blue car with front end damage. cal

the 40s. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. back to waverly. a week after deadly tornadoes damaged the small town, 10 on your side returned to see how people are still trying to return to normal. quiz warning. why those fun little q-and-a surveys on social media might actually be ways crooks personal information. we'll show you how to protect yourself. and google says more people are searching for "ways to move to canada". election. we offered women a mystery beauty treatment. right now? yeah! that sounds great! could they guess what it was? very rich and smooth. really creamy. i keep touching my face. so what had we used? what?! wait! just water was added to this? my skin definitely feels much more radiant. that sense of having like smooth dewy skin only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream for smoother, more radiant skin. the church pews were full last night at a concert meant to help one of the waverly tornado victims. people raised $26-hundred dollars for trenika stringfield at olive branch baptist church in suffolk. stringfield lost her son, bro

to learn more about new businesses coming to the city. hampton's director of economic development will speak about plans to revamp the city's shopping centers, and fill empty stores. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 at the bethel a-m-e church on lincoln street. it's free and open to the public. we want to take you live to the eastern shore as nasa scientists at wallops island flight facility are getting ready to launch another rocket. here's a suborbital another rocket. here's a live look at the suborbital sounding rocket sitting on the launch pad. here's a live look at the suborbital sounding rocket sitting on the launch pad. the rocket is carrying three pieces of new technology that will allow scientists to study the weather at high altitutes. you can also watch this live stream on wavy-dot-com. gas prices on the rise. why experts say we're paying more at the pump. plus, a dog is rescued from the ice. why first responders say it took them days to finally get this dog to safety. and later, a competition of brute strength puts couples to the test.

police ask anyone who knows where green is to call the crime line. hampton police are also looking for the driver of a white van who they say hit a man riding a bike. it happened yesterday afternoon just before one on grimes road. police say the van was leaving the taco bell- k- f-c restaurant at the corner of east pembroke road when he hit the bike -- and took off. the 21- year-old hampton man who was on the bike was taken to the hospital and later released. if you know anything that could help police find the driver -- take action and call the crime line. in virginia beach -- police say a construction crew is responsible for stopping a burglar who targeted the home they were working on. 18-year-old tyrell slaughter burglary and grand larceny. police say they got a call a burglary yesterday morning just before 10. this was at a home undergoing renovations on chimney creek drive. officials say the construction crew -- saw slaughter inside the home and held him until police arrived. virginia farmers are struggling to recover from expensive one week after eigh

in fact, taking a look at other gusts in the area. 32-mile-per-hour for greenwich and the hamptons. so, it's still incredibly windy out there. as a result, wind advisories portion of the area until noon today. ulster and dutchess, the wind advisory is in effect until 6:00 p.m. as we continue on hour by hour, lots of sunshine and a high of had 54 degrees. >> okay. >>> now to the traffic this morning. >> trouble in east rutherford, new jersey. an accident already this morning, this is involving a tractor-trailer that struck an overpass. all lanes are blocked on route 17 southbound at railroad avenue. traffic is being diverted off at union avenue. let's look live outside and talk about that wind. we will look at the gw bridge. traffic is fierngs but there is a 35-mile-per-hour restriction and an empty trailer band across the span because of high winds in the area. also a 35-mile-per-hour restriction at the tappan zee, the goethals bridge and outer bridge crossings. be careful, folks. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. back to you. >>> we have more breaking news this morning,

coming to the city. hampton's director of economic development will speak about plans to revamp the city's shopping centers, and fill empty stores. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 at the bethel a-m-e church on lincoln it's free and open to the public. still to come at 5. something fishy going on halfway around the world. you'll hear what caused this enviromental mess then at five-thirty - it's been two years since flight m-h 370 vanished with more than 200 souls on board. how families of the one of the most preventable forms of pollution: trash -- is the topic of discussion at the virginia marine debris summit today in gloucester. nearly 100 scientists are at the virginia institute of marine science for the two day summit. the focus is on ways to prevent pollution in places like the chesapeake bay, which you can see in this recent video from chopper 10. officials say the problem health and wildlife. you're about to see what happens when sewage pollutes a lake. . this is bangalore in southern india, where a barrie

our deputies are the lowest paid deputies throughout hampton roads. so these are people that are making a lot of money but they're donating in your fiction to her thirty news now. meanwhile people in willoughby spit or helping the victims of a massive fire last month the fire ripped through homes in west ocean view on and off it dozens of people were displaced we've learned there will be a fundraiser to help those families on saturday marched well that is at the sunset grill on bayfield straight in office there will be live the money raised will go to an account set up at ocean view b b and t for the victims. tonight a case of rabies can find and hampton the hampton health department says a family dog killed a raccoon and the back river section of the city the raccoon was taken to the state lab in richmond for testing and testing positive for rabies health officials are reminding everyone to make sure their pets have current rabies shots and also to stay away from wild animals. anyone who comes in contact with a wild animal can contact the health depar

it is wednesday and welcome to the "the hampton roads show." our audience is from the volunteer rescue squad of virginia beach and they are here fundraiser. making bourbon bacon. it's a special preview of restaurant week. luana: on counting kindness, jen

i'm bruce rader and welcome to the sportswrap live on this thursday night. hampton university, the regular season meac champions on the road against norfolk state--the spartans looking to upset the pirates to get the number two seed in the tournament. with the regular season title wrapped up, hampton coach ed joyner rested star player quienton cheevus, while it was senior night for the spartans. the final home game for jeff short, charles oliver and d'shon taylor. norfolk state with the most on the line tonight, force the turnover and it's the senior dshon taylor with the lay up, as nsu jumped out to an early 8-0 lead. back come the pirates. they go to dionte adams, basket and the foul. nsu though, did not want their seniors to go out with a loss. jeff short to charles oliver for the lay in. and then what a play by zah-nay robinson who comes up with the steal, stays inbounds,

next weekend we turn the clocks forward 1 hour. good morning, hampton roads. let's check in just a few hours, construction crews will make history on the outer banks. they'll start work on the new bonner bridge. this after years of red tape and fighting with environmental groups. the bonner bridge is the only land route residents on hatteras island have to the rest of the outer banks. rico bush is live in the newsroom with more on what's expected to happen today. rico. after decades of delays on a bridge replacement in the outer banks, today marks a major milestone for north carolina. crews plan move forward with construction on a new bonner bridge, stretching across the oregon inlet. for years, 10 on your side has covered the story on the current bridge. crews built it in the 19-60s and the bridge was designed to last only last 30 years. you about emergency shutdowns for repairs to keep the aging bridge up and running. the constant battle and legal issues with environmental groups, residents and transportation officials prevented north carolina from building a

in just a matter of days the walls will come tumbling down at the lincoln park apartment tower the hampton redevelopment and housing authority will implode the high rise to make room for a new affordable housing this will have a more positive effect on the surrounding neighborhood in two thousand nineteen the first new residents could move in. governor terry mcauliffe vetoed a bill that prohibits the board of education from replacing the s o wells with common core. the governor says the legislation infringes on the board's authority mccollum says virginia's standards of learning already exceed common core state standards the governor went on to say he still is opposed to adopting common core a major update to a thirteen news now investigation which prompted national action right now. untested rape kits are on the way to a lab in northern virginia. this could bring justice to victims in hampton roads plus airmen and seamen could get a new job title why the navy is thinking of dropping the word man and the teen charged with pretending to be a doctor is in trouble again. the new accusations a

it's in the forties as well like it virginia beach. also thirty seven hampton thirty seven in williamsburg. the rainfall is going to be pretty significant across parts of the area later tomorrow night and on into friday. in fact as we got there friday evening. i think there'll be areas over an inch of precipitation we even have the chance for an inch to two inches and a couple spots especially the farther south you go cell lot of wet weather coming up temperatures today talked about yesterday this would be deceiving i said you say can feel that warm to me well you're out in the middle than i did three forty five in the morning we hit our high of sixty two and then we dropped quickly by sunrise to a ballot the lower fifties and sorta stayed there right now compared to yesterday twenty three twenty four twenty five degrees colder than we were at eleven o'clock so we're going to fairly chilly readings during the night tonight a little bit below normal upper twenties to near thirty for the inland areas for the lows lower to mid thirties for the rest of us and then

the very thought of the dreaded phrase sends shivers throughout hampton roads iraq a pentagon is once again pushing the idea of base closings might getting tells us the good news is there's not much enthusiasm for the idea in congress to me it's not a question of if it's a matter of when i can't stand here and predict exactly when that would be but the day will come where we will have another round another round of brac last time around in two thousand five hampton roads last four monroe and the region almost saw any associate his eighteen jet squadrons and fourteen thousand workers sent to florida now defense officials are repeating their plea to congress for another base closing round the pentagon's budget request marks the fifth consecutive year the military leaders have requested a new base closing round arguing that closings could save two billion dollars a year hampton roads members of the senate and house armed services committees aren't embracing the idea of base closings senator tim kane's office told thirteen news now although senator kaine is supportive of efforts to restra

economy but meet with the n double a cpa talk about hampton's plans to revamp the city's shopping centers and fill vacant retail spaces that meeting starts at seven o'clock tonight at bethel ame church on lincoln street if you'd like to go. it is free open to the public and you will be able to ask questions. good news for the tourism industry governor mcauliffe announced thousands of dollars of grants to help boost local economies. the money will come from virginia tourism corporation's marketing leverage program will see some of that money at work in hampton roads fifty thousand dollars will go towards the twentieth virginia arts festival in norfolk ten thousand dollars will go towards the holiday lights and santas seaside village in for judy beach to our own deputy secretary of defense bob work will visit with his israeli counterpart director general of israeli ministry of defence ten harrell will tour the uss stout and speak with sailors will also see demonstrations highlighting ballistic missile defense technologies meeting is relationships between the us and israel a

the hamptons at 25. this is why i say big time difference out there. 16 degrees colder in the city than it was yesterday. 6:01, 25 degrees colder in summerville and in the hamptons it is 26 degrees colder waechltz look at your hour by hour forecast at 9:00 a.m.. we expect 45 degrees. mostly sunny skies. by noon it is 56 and mostly sunny. through this afternoon, 60 and start your weekend, if you're headed out late tonight. 9:00, 54 degrees and partly cloudy. so looking good for today. tomorrow, we will discuss the opportunity for a little bit of wet weather. dick and andrea, back to you. >>> nj transit riders can expect to be serviced up and running on monday after a last minute deal is made to avoid a strike. >> we have the story from newark. >> we have reached a tentative agreement. we're going home to our families. thank you. >>reporter: it ended with smiles and congratulations. very little information. they have a possible deal that will carry them through the rest of the decade averting the new jersey

next weekend we turn the clocks forward 1 hour. good morning, hampton in just a few hours, construction crews will make history on the outer banks. they'll start work on the new bonner bridge. this after years of red tape and fighting with environmental groups. the bonner bridge is the only land route residents on hatteras island have to the rest of the outer banks. newsroom with more on what's expected to happen today. rico. after decades of delays on a bridge replacement in the outer banks, today marks a major milestone for north carolina. crews plan move forward with construction on a new bonner bridge, stretching across the oregon inlet. for years, 10 on your side has covered the story on the current bridge. crews built it in the 19-60s and the bridge was designed to last only last 30 years. in the past, we've told you about emergency shutdowns for repairs to keep the aging bridge up and running. the constant battle and legal issues with environmental groups, residents officials prevented north carolina from building a new bridge. the groups eventua

already the regular season champs, hampton coach ed joyner rested star player quienton cheevus. while it was senior night for norfolk state's jeff short, charles oliver and d'shon taylor. and the senior dshon taylor takes control, the lay up, and 8-0 run by nsu. the seniors jeff short to charles oliver for the lay in. and then what a play by zah-nay robinson, who comes up with the steal, stays inbounds,goes coast to coast for the lay in, norfolk state wins by 20, and clinches the number 2 seed meaning the spartans play wednesday and friday and could meet the defending tournament champions from hampton in the championship game. old dominion is wraping up it's regular season down in texas this week, tonight the monarchs taking on north texas--and odu knocked off the mean green 76 to 70. old dominion wraps up its regular season saturday at rice, and then its off to the confrence usa tournament. the state public school tournament begins tomorrow all over virginia, with games locally at old dominion tomorrow and saturday. the late game tomorrow night, a 6-a quarterfinal game featuring

earlier today, the hampton redevelopment and housing authority announced plans to implode the public housing highrise next sunday. not everyone thinks it )s a good idea. sot - alice )i dont think its a good thing to tear down the building. once it will a construct a new with plans to open in 2019. sot - preicalla )i think itll be a good thing ... long as people respect their self and respect their community and respect where they come from. officials say they hope this project will encourage reinvestment in other surrounding properties. tracking colder temps, along with rain and a little snow....get ready for a quite ride with our weather over the next few days. we )ll start our thursday morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. by afternoon, highs will climb into the mid 40s. we )ll see sunshine for the morning, but by afternoon and evening, clouds will increase and thicken as our next frontal system approaches from the west. that system will bring wet weather our way late thursday night in form of rain first. but some snow will likely mix in with the rain overnight for our i

the gun violence continued saturday afternoon --but in hampton where police say a man was shot along nickerson boulevard. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. an early morning shooting sunday at the virginia beach ocean front also left one man seriously hurt. police say he was shot near 17th and atlantic avenue. police say they found the suspected shooter nearby and arrested him. later in the afternoon portsmouth police worked a shooting in their city on deep creek boulevard and columbus avenue. one man was taken to the hospital. 11;09 scared for your lives and the children that live next door to them feeling a lot like spring over the next several days....if you ve been waiting for a significant warm up, then get ready! we re tracking highs in the 70s this week, all courtesy of high pressure offshore. southerly into the lower 60s on monday. we )ll see mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds will build in by late afternoon into the evening, dry day. the clouds may stick around into early tuesday morning. otherwise, expect mostly sunny skies with highs in the low and mid 7