with the rankin trial in mind, the new portsmouth police chief, tonya chapman, says-- transparency will be a top priority at the department. chapman was sworn in this morning. she is the first african-american woman to be police chief there, and she says she wants to build trust with the community. (wipe sot) super=chief tonya chapman/portsmouth accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" just before new chief chapman's family gathered to peacefully walk to city hall. they say they support her, but watching. arms. we also want to tell her this morning that the time for justice is always right now" william chapman's mother sally met chief chapman after the ceremony. they say they are going to sit down soon and talk. lawyers want to revisit the scene of a deadly police shooting in norfolk. they were arguing the motion today in the case of michael edington junior. the nofolk police officer faces manslaughter charges in the death

chief tonya chapman was sworn in this morning. she is the first african-american woman to hold the position in portsmouth. 10 on your side's jason marks was at the swearing-in ceremony this morning at city hall. chief chapman says today was a dream come true. a for 27 years when she began her career in law enforcement. chapman was serving as the commonwealth's deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. before that she spent time with the both the arlington and richmond police departments. she spoke a little bit today about her vision as chief. of course her goal is to reduce crime but she wants her officers to treat all citizens with respect and to do the right thing when no one is looking. she comes into a the microscope after officer stephen rankin was charged with killing william chapman last year. the new chief says in this day and age, police departments need to open about what's going on. 55=:42:50 "transparency and accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been importan

tonya chapman's career started out with the arlington police department in 1989. she worked as the deputy chief of the richmond police. and most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. a beautiful weekend turns into a bit of a gloomy start to the week. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with the chance of showers in our near future. don you're tracking some rain? tonight: scattered showers are possible with midnight. lows in the low-mid 40s. wind ne 10-15mph. tuesday: rain is likely before 9am. rain tapers by the afternoon. highs in the low 50s. wind: n 5- 10mph. wednesday: slight chance for severe storms in the afternoon & evening. highs in the upper 60s. wind: ese 15-25mph g.35. an area of low pressure will swing rain our way for tuesday...especially in the morning. then rain tapers, by the afternoon. however, a warm front moves north of our area on wednesday. it'll put us in an area that's favorable for severe storms...so, stay weather aware. it'll be warm and windy with highs well crosses b

tonya chapman will take the oath of office in the position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. next at 11-- a local neighborhood rallies around dozens of fire victims. we'll show you how they're helping out with (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. but first-- a michigan town is still trying to figure out who would randomly open fire in three locations-- killing six people. tonight-- 45 year old jason dalton is locked up-- charged with the shootings of 8 people. his spree started-- as he was driving for uber-- at the parking lot of an apartment complex where he shot a woman. he then went to a car cracker barrel restuarant-- shooting five more people-- killing fou

tonya chapman has been serving as the state's deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. she began her career as an officer with the arlington police department in 19-89-- and was also deputy chief of richmond police. she replaces dennis mook, who was named interim chief after ed hargis retired in june. more help is on the way from hampton roads for the water crisis in flint, michigan. the newport news sheriff's office is joining other organizations to collect bottled water. employees gave 300 cases-- and residents dropped off 160. this supports a drive hosted by new beech grove baptist church. you can still drop off church on tabbs lane-- between 9 and 5, tomorrow. the water will be given to catholic charities in flint for distribution. rescuers are digging people out, after a six-point-four magnitude earthquake in taiwan. at least three people, including a newborn, have died. more than 150 others are in the hospital. we can show you some of the damage it did. firefighters and soldiers are going through two collapsed high rises. there were more than 200 people inside. i

tonya chapman takes on her new role as chief on february 22nd. chapman comes from a state level position-- deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security for virginia. she began her career as an officer with the arlington police department in 19-89-- and richmond police. a story you will only see increased security at portsmouth elementary schools could be on the way. administrators say it's time for change -- after two incidents involving parents -- that ended in a school administrator and a student being hurt. 10 on your side's joe fisher joins us now with joe. tom, nicole -- right now the district tells me they're spending more year on security guards at the three high schools and three middle schools. no security guards, though, at the elementary level. but the district hopes to change that next year. first half covered ((c3 1:43)) "we're very concerned about security in general. the safety of our students and staff." portsmouth public schools now working to beef up security at all of their schools district wide -- with an emphasis o

tonya chapman will take the oath of office. according to the department, she is the first woman to hold that position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire in virginia beach. they sent us these peony arch, in the green run area this afternoon. firefighters say a man inside made it out safely. the red cross is helping the family. new tonight -- senator mark warner says he's seen progress at the hampton v-a medical center. he says that's good, but now's the time to build on that. warner was in town visiting with cybersecurity experts today. 10 on your side also asked him about the v-a, because we've been investigating issues there for months. they included long wait times for primary care appointments. the v-a made changes, and the times have improved. news > friday> p5 reporter hit 3 c0043 va health center issue 1518 if we're going to service all the veterans in this communit

with the rankin trial in mind, the new portsmouth police chief, tonya chapman, says-- transparency will be a top priority at the department. chapman was sworn in this morning. she is the first african-american woman to be police chief there, and she says she wants to build trust with the community. "transparency and accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important in my career to up hold the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" just before new chief took her oath, william chapman's family gathered to peacefully walk to city hall. they say they support the new chief, but want her to know they're watching. tell her this morning that the time for justice is always right now" william chapman's mother sally met chief chapman after the ceremony. they say they are going to sit down soon and talk. lawyers want to revisit the scene of a deadly police shooting in norfolk. they were arguing the motion today in the case of michael edington junior. the nofolk police officer faces man

tonya chapman will take the oath of office in the morning. according to the department, she is the first woman to hold that position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. still to come on wavy news 10 at 10-- a small michigan community-- rattled by a mass murder. we have the latest on the suspect under arrest tonight. plus-- a local neighborhood rallies around dozens of fire victims. we'll show you how they're helping out with some big donations. and later-- lights out on the donald. a presidential rally down south-- goes south for a second. trump's reaction-- still 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. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, wit

tonya chapman has been serving as the state's deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. she began her career as an officer with the arlington police department in 19-89-- and was also deputy chief of richmond police. she replaces dennis mook, who was named interim chief after ed hargis retired in june. more help is on the way from hampton roads for the water crisis in flint, michigan. [video in outside media for flint michigan] the newport news joining other organizations to collect bottled water. employees gave 300 cases-- and residents dropped off 160. this supports a drive hosted by new beech grove baptist church. you can drop off donations at the the church ontabbs lane-- between 9 and 5, tomorrow. the water will be given to catholic charities in flint for distribution. if you plan to vote in the primary election next for the march 1st primary in virginia. you can still submit your papers by mail -- but the by february 8th. you can also register online or in person. rescuers are digging people out after a six-point-four magnitude earthquake in taiwan. at least three

tonya chapman will take the oath of office. according to the department, she is the first woman to hold that position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. new tonight -- senator mark warner says he's seen progress at the hampton v-a medical center. he says that's good, but now's the time to build on that. editor start with erin vids today -- chopper-hampton va hospital switch to file hampton va medical center warner was in town visiting with cybersecurity experts today. 10 on your side also asked him about the v-a, because we've been investigating issues there for months. they included long wait times for primary care appointments. the v-a made changes, and the times have improved. community, we've got to build a new facility. warner says some lawmakers in washington have been making it more difficult for the v-a to expand its facilities. the department of justice is getting involved in the case against apple. it has filed a motio

the swearing-in ceremony for tonya chapman will be later this morning at portsmouth city hall. she positions across the state, including most recently of public safety and homeland security. today's ceremony is open to the public. it begins at 10:00 in sixth floor. still ahead this morning, a tragic discovery. what someone found inside a home made it difficult for even law enforcement to cope. plus, more fallout from a that now debunked rolling stone article claiming gang rape at u-v-a. why the woman at the center of that article. and stolen hoverboards. you'll hear from a young man who saved to have it taken. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. highs will be in the low 50s. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: showers. lows will be in the low 40s. winds ne 10-15mph. tuesday: cloudy. rain likely. highs will be in the low 50s. winds ne 10-15mph. a cold front is moving through the region today. we will have cooler northeasterly winds. highs will be in the low 50s with some spotty showers possible. tomorrow warm/moist air will overrun the cooler air at the

the swearing-in ceremony for tonya chapman will be later this morning at portsmouth city hall. she worked in various positions across the state, including most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. today's ceremony is open to the public. it begins at 10:00 in council chambers on the sixth floor. and also happening today, practice for airshow season. nats from airshow you're looking at video from last year's airshow at nas oceana. pilots will begin rigorious training starting today and last until the beginning of march. so if you hear more noise from nas oceana, that's why. a naval station spokeswoman says wednesdays and fridays from 3:30 to 4:15 in the afternoon. still ahead this morning, a tragic discovery. what someone found inside a home was difficult for even law enforcement to cope with. plus, more fallout from a that now debunked rolling stone article claiming gang rape at u-v-a. why a judge is bringing in the woman at the center of that article. and stolen hoverboards. you'll hear from a young man who saved up money to buy one, only be

tonya chapman will take the oath of office in the position. chapman has worked in various positions across virginia, most recently as the deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. around the world tonight-- pope francis is calling for a worldwide ban on the death penalty. speaking to tens of thousands of people in saint peter's square today, francis said the commandment "you shall not kill" is just as valid for the guilty called on catholic politicians worldwide to work for a moratorium on executions during the church's current november. francis also panama says its number of confirmed zika cases has now risen to 73. officials are working to to control the spread of the virus concentrated around a small farm in a rural area of the country. health authorities confirmed the country's first inborn case of the illness. panama has expanded its health alert throughout the country and has allocated ten-million dollars to try to curb the zika outbreak. tonight: a few showers early, otherwise, mostly cloudy. lows: upper-40s. winds: sw to

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tonya chapman will take the oath of office. according to the department, she is the first woman to hold that position. various positions across virginia. most recently, she was teh deputy secretary of homeland security. a judge says a pop star can't break her contract with her record company. why she wanted to get out of the deal. but up next, it's a big saturday for the presidential candidates. what they had to say the state department released more than 500 documents from hillary clinton's email account friday. officials say 64 of those were labled "confidential"....but none of the information was "classified" when the emails were sent. none are at "secret" or "top secret" level. a total of 47-thousand pages from clinton's emails have been released to the public. the state department says they plan to finish making the e-mails public at the end of the month. those emails came out as clinton campaigned ahead of today's nevada caucus. the democratic presidential candidate had a busy day yesterday. she visited several schools an

tonya chapman has been serving as the state's deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security. she began her career as an officer with the arlington police department in 19-89-- and was also deputy chief of richmond police. she replaces dennis mook, who was named interim chief after ed hargis retired in june. we have been hearing about problems in flint -- but some cities in pennsylvania may have it even worse. could tackle football be a thing of the past for youth rec sports in virginia beach? why one official thinks so. but up next, a new bill concerning gun rights for national guardmen is heading to the state senate. what we're following-up with a local delegate's bipartisan plan to expand concealed carry rights for some troops. scott taylor's push to let members of the virginia national guard carry guns on duty passed the house thursday. he says it didn't take much to satisfy republicans and democrats after he proposed the came to me and said a words in it to address the concern 35:50 taylor created the bill in response to last year's shootings at military installations in

super=chief tonya chapman/portsmouth police 55=:42:50 "transparency and accountability leads to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important in my career to up hold the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" chapman is portsmouth's woman chief. she says she wants to build trust with the community. good news if you are looking for a job. l-l bean is opening up a new store in virginia beach. the company says it plans to hire 100 new employees, from managers to sales reps. the new store will open at the lynnhaven mall this spring. if you're interested we put a link with how you can apply on wavy dot com. just search for this story. the race for the white house comes to hampton roads. coming up on wavy news 10 at 7:00 on fox 43, we'll break down the poll numbers as a presidential candidate vists norfolk. also at 7:00, a local hospital is about to get a major makeover. and it could mean better i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-pr

city leaders swore in tonya chapman yesterday. she told us, transparency is one of her top priorities. to legitimacy so that is extremely important to me and it has been important in my career to up hold the highest ethical standards and to hold others accountable as well so i will be as transparent as possible" chapman is portsmouth's first african-american woman chief. she says she wants to build trust with the community. just before new chief took her oath, william chapman's family gathered to peacefully walk to city hall. former police officer steven rankin is charged in chapman's murder. chapman's family say they support the new chief, but want her to know they're watching. good news if you are bean is opening up a new store in virginia beach. the company says it plans to hire 100 new employees, from managers to sales reps. the new store will open at the lynnhaven mall this spring. if you're interested we put a link with how you can apply on wavy dot com. just search for this story. the race for the white house comes to hampt

chief tonya chapman begins in her new role on february 22nd. chapman comes from a state level position-- deputy decretary of public safety and homeland security for virginia. she began her career as an officer with the arlington police department in 19-89-- and richmond police. have been withdrawn against a portsmouth woman. children dead. police say takiara lewis-white was at the wheel in september with three kids in the car when state police tried to pull her over on 2-64. investigative reporter chris horne is live in portsmouth with more on what's next for lewis-white. the charges against lewis-white were nolle prossed - that means they were withdrawn at least for the time being. this portsmouth case is now in the hands of the suffolk commonwealth's attorney phil ferguson. ferguson was appointed special prosecutor, because one of the prosecutors in portsmouth had prior involvement in the case before he was hired. lewis-white had faced charges of second degree murder, felony child neglect and several traffic violations following the deadly se