breaking news -- dave hansen has just been named the new city manager of virginia beach. city leaders made the announcement moments ago - after a voting session this evening. the new manager will replace james spore - who served as virginia beach city manager for 24 years. he retired last month. coming up on newschannel three at five - the governor stops into hampton roads - with good news. jobs are coming! plus - a new bill could make it easter for convicts to get a police are investigating a stabbing at a oceanfront hotel. we )re told the stabbing happened just before three this afternoon at the edgewater hotel on atlantic avenue. the man was stabbed near his chest and was rushed to the hospital. police believe a woman who knows him - is responsible for the attack. newschannel three has a crew there now gathering more details. we now know what caused an norfolk. officials say the fire. the man who lived at the home on westminster avenue - woke up 3:30 this morning. he quickly got out. when crews arrived they saw smoke billowing from the attic of the two story home. crews wer

in virginia beach -- city council this week was briefed on a proposal to build a new fire station to serve the diamond springs and burton station communities. as todd corillo reports - beyond for a rapidly growing section of the city -- there could be regional benefits as well. along the diamond springs corridor in virginia beach -- there s a housing boom underway. virginia beach district fire chief vance cooper says they respond to a lot of calls out here already but without a centrally located station to serve the community - response times aren )t where the fire department would like them to be. this week the virginia beach city council got a briefing on a proposal to build a new station to serve the area -- one that beyond improving service times for homes and businesses in the area -- a new station could also bring regional benefits with a building boom expected to continue -- a new station -- with more firefighters -- is expected to reduce response times now -- and be in position to deal with future growth. in virginia beach -- todd corillo -- newschannel 3. on the military wat

kind of that type of breeding of animals purely for profit now virginia beach residents are trying to join the movement and become the first city in the state to ban the sale of milled animals. kara i think virginia beach this would be the perfect example i mena we can lead the rest of the state on standing up for or agasint puppu mills and making sure that everyone knows that when we say live the life in virginia beach we mean it for everybody the petition on change.org was created just a month ago and already has more than 12,000 supporters. kara i really didnt expect but im so excited to see everyone has embraced the petition and that now kara says the goal isn t to shut down local pet stores - instead they want to give them a chance to sell rescued animals rather than these puppies and kittens who are bred inhumanely in these mills. live in the studio makenzie walter news channel three. in suffolk. the city )s new kayak and canoe launch is set to open next month at sleepy hole park. construction on the more than three-hundred foot pier and dock was recently finished. it is scheduled to open in the middle of february. the ci

high temperatures the virginia beach city council this week was briefed on a proposal to build a new the virginia beach city council this week was briefed on a proposal to build a new fire station to serve the diamond springs and burton station communities. as todd corillo reports - beyond improving fire response times for a rapidly growing section of the city -- there could be regional benefits as well. the diamond springs corridor in virginia beach is fast growing -- already it represents ten percent of all fire and ems calls in the resort city but district chief vance cooper says without a centrally located station right now -- response times suffer. the fire department briefed city council this week on a proposal to build a new station to serve the area -- one that would house an engine -- ladder truck and e-m-s ambulance. if funding for the new station and firefighters is approved -- construction could start in 2018. in virginia beach -- todd corillo -- newschannel 3. going under the knife while on winter break. not what most college students did during the holidays. but that )s

in virginia beach, mk newschannel 3 in virginia beach cities across hampton roads have been treating -- and retreating roads to make sure they are safe for drivers overnight. both chesapeake and virginia beach have had issues keeping elbow road clear. that road connects the two cities. several times over the past few days the road was closed due to icy conditions. part of the issue is some of the roadway doesn t get a lot of direct sunlight due to shade from trees which prevented melting from happening as quickly as it did in other areas. a future plan calls for widening elbow road -- but right icy road conditions in williamsburg meant no morning classes on the campus of williams and mary. classes resumed after noon today. the school is still warning students to be careful because of icy roads and sidewalks. there were some signs life was beginning to return to normal on campus and area businesses. some students say they were happy to see the sun. classes will continue on a normal schedule tomorrow. patrick open after our wintry weekend, the work week is going to look and feel a lot m

well it was a unanimous decision by the virginia beach city council in my memory was first in july of last year city. synergy beach city hanson will be the right guy to take over for him. there will assassins and several council members spoke out today about their decision everyone talked about how confident they are that hinson will continue steering the city in the right direction. i also spoke dance in just minutes after his appointment he told me he is ready to hit the ground running. take a listen to when he told me his plans are to continue the levels of excellence that our city council expects of the employees of virginia beach to be innovative to be frugal in our efforts to be trustworthy and to earn the respect and confidence of our citizens is what we do everyday and to do otherwise would be disruptive so i think i'll just keep the ship heading in the direction of this new city manager work begins all right away and he will be dollars a year to do the job reporting live in virginia beach received her j co thirteen years now a nasty situation for people in york county there w

virginia beach city leaders are getting ready to take a look at homelessness in the city the annual point in time count starts tonight. city staff and volunteers will go through virginia beach trying to find out how many people are homeless in the area the data will help city officials create strategies to help the homeless the result also determines how much federal funding housing and shelters throughout the year and there is another effort to help homeless in our community today the city of norfolk held project homeless connect its annual effort on the part of agencies to lend a hand for free joe flanagan joins us now joe norfolk mayor paul frey was wrecking friday be sure was recognized mayor paul frame the first man in the state of virginia to sign the national mayor's challenge to end homelessness for veterans. well today the project homeless connect was all about bringing together homeless citizens with social services dental care was free ways to seek employment and food stamps and even clothing and food services all free on this day there been some pretty amazing success stories

city business moody wrote on his facebook page. money to councilman moody night. tonight, if you live in virginia beach you have a chance to voice your opinion on the city's comprehensive plan on issues like traffic, transportation, housing, and urban areas. tonight's meeting is at tallwood high school on kempsville road at 6:30. if you cannot make it tonight, there are two thursday. last night, virginia beach city council started talking about a major oceanfront redevelopment deal. you're looking at part of the plans between 14th and 16th streets. officials tell us they have not decided whether or not to vote. the proposal would add a new pier, hotel, restaurants, a time share resort, and more parking. private money would fund most of this $245-million-dollar project. we can now show you pictures of an accident where a truck crashed into a house. it happened last night on carters grove court in hampton. police tell us six people were inside the home when the truck crashed into the garage. officers have not said what led up to the crash or what charges the driver faces. two people were in the car when

fire on the recruiters working there and that's all we have for you today and for new and five virginia beach city leaders are choosing a new city manager of seven men charged in a gruesome murder that happened hundreds of miles away. new tonight we're learning about that suspect was cooking up a healthier time. see the navy's new meal plan for sailors. an update on breaking news from indiana where a school bus crashed at an elementary school we know at least one adult is dead and a number of students are heard in the town of lawrence medics rushed to kids to the hospital officials have not said how old those kids are or if there are any other people for it at that scene police say this happened when the bucs jumped the curb around two forty five it's not clear why the driver lost control and we will stay on top of the story and update us new information comes into the newsroom doused with gasoline then set on fire that's what happened to an attorney and his song in houston police say a man from suffolk is responsible curtis holland is charged with murder after one of them and i'd imagine the lady

storm is blamed for more than two dozen deaths across a dozen states and less than two hours virginia beach city leaders will meet with the public to discuss the city's future. last year the city reached out to residents to hear their biggest concerns the input focus on things like transportation and housing night's meeting is at the creams routine club at six thirty and there's another meeting on thursday at the virginia beach convention center this week the city of portsmouth wants to hear from residents about the budget saturday in the city will hold budget meetings for the public city manager lydia perez patton and the school superintendent eli gracie will lead the sessions the first forum saturday at nine a m at woodrow wilson high and the other two meetings are in february where in the middle of flu season and thirteen is the big deals with the flu mist vaccine right there some doctors say the mist is more effective because it's a live virus but some area providers will give the flu mist of people in households with babies six months old or younger because of the fear of transmission of th

from city hall to the beach, virginia beach city council has started discussing major oceanfront redevelopment. we've reported the deal involves an area between 14th and 16th street. city officials tell us council hasn't decided whether to vote on the plan, but they did discuss this presentation tonight. the development would add a new pier, hotel, restaurants, time share resort and more parking. private money would fund most of the 245-million-dollar project. smoke and fire lined the rural landscape of surry county this afternoon. crews are still there now, nearly 12 hours later. chopper 10 flew overhead as crews surrounded edwards virginia smokehouse off rolfe highway. firefighters pumped thousands of gallons from hydrants, a creek and an industrial plant to attack the stubborn flames. we learned everyone inside was out to lunch when the fire but this loss is a tough one for the dozens of life. i've been with these people almost as long as i've been with my husband, longer than i was with my parents. it is like home, its your family, to me. to think i won't see my cowokers tomorrow or whenev

now virginia beach residents are trying to join the movement and become the first city in the state to ban the sale of milled animals. kara we can lead the rest of the state on standing up for or agasint puppu mills and making sure that everyone knows that when we say live the life in virginia beach we mean it for everybody the petition on change.org was created just a month ago and already has more than 12,000 supporters. kara were not trying to shut any pet stores down thats not the intention the ordinance is to make sure and prohibit milled puppies and kittens in pet sotres and if thats where their currently getting their puppies and kittens from then we have a viable business model to convert them stand up theres a business model for pet stores that will be affected right her ein va beach the spca has a pet supply and adoption center that looks just like a pet store - but instead of selling puppies and kittens from mills, they sell rescued animals. adopt a pet versus shopping for pet so its a model that we e showing can work and there e wonderful wonderful animals out there who are

part of the issue -- the rural nature -- elbow road runs through chesapeake and virginia beach. both cities experienced icy conditions forcing them to over the past few days in virginia beach -- the issues could be mitigated somewhat if funding materializes for a planned widening of elbow road. and in a storm that means treating -- re- treating and keeping a close eye when conditions rapidly change. in virginia beach -- todd an amazing rescue in york county today after a trailer home caught fire. it happened at the harwood trailer park -- off route 17 -- just after one-30 this afternoon. the assistant fire chief says a woman was in her bed when the fire started. he says an off-duty sheriff s deputy and williamsburg fire lieutenant along with bystanders took action to save her. the woman wasn )t breathing -- but they were able to revive her. authorities say she was then flown to norfolk sentara. we )re told her injuries are life- threatening. a woman tells newschannel 3 -- she called 911 because there were kids crying saying a man exposed himself. tonight we are learning how history of doing

virginia beach city hall is taking the pulse of the people on their comprehensive plan, yes there's an app for that. it's called "speak-up v-b". this free app is available through the google play and apple stores. it offers more than 50 policy recommendations in 10 topic areas. you can then rate those recommendations and leave comments. you can attend one of three community meetings, starting tomorrow. a list is on your screen. tonight: bitterly cold. lows in the teens. wind chills in the low teens. wind: nw 5-15mph wednesday: another cold day...increasing clouds. highs in the mid 30s. wind: nw/sw 5-15mph. wednesday night: light snow possible. accumulations will be 1" or less. cold. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-15mph. arctic high maintains its grip over our area. so, plan on another pipe-bursting cold night. it won't be as windy as last night, so wind chill values won't be as low. however, still expecting teens on average. wednesday, an upper disturbance moves in through the evening. this will lead to the chance for light snow...however accumulations are likely...at best 1". then, w

deadly crash happened just before three o'clock this afternoon on blackwater road near the virginia beach city line please tell us a car ran off the road and into a ditch the driver was pronounced dead at chesapeake regional medical center police believe the driver may have suffered from a medical emergency before that crash little boy back with his family and lawyer for tonight after a nerve wracking day the family of eight year old said gross reported him missing this morning saying he disappeared from their home overnight now just before four o'clock this afternoon the little boy time job in the crawl space of his own home. reporter to her has the story to set up near the child's home they called this search a race against the clock because of the bitter cold temperatures the day ended with warm smiles for the gross his family and search crews with the cold temperatures kept them on their toes all day as he searched for the missing eight year old was found safe in a crawl space underneath his house there was just happy to be back with his family he really haven't said where he went or why h

and tons of salt to treat the roads the city also has twenty five snowplows ready to go into shelter has been set up at harvested at a similar scene in virginia beach the frost control spent the morning pre treating bridges and overpasses. they are expected to head back out tomorrow morning ahead of rush hour but if things get bad as city officials talents of thirty trucks will be out there treating the roadways crews working twelve hour shifts in need. now right now the roadways are clear but this may not be the case tomorrow. the dot crews are out in force pre treating roads across the commonwealth we caught up with crews earlier today as they load up trucks the dots administrator for the williamsburg region says crews will start reading the interstate with the salt and water mixture to get ahead of the store so as the precipitation starts to fall as snow. you have a layer of snow doesn't fall onto the road right away the dow says they will continue to monitor roadways all tomorrow before the first flake fall sunshine and light carolina under states of easier for governors to get help once the snow and ice do come and also allows government offic

chesapeake it happened just before three o'clock this afternoon on blackwater road near the virginia beach city line please tell us a car ran up the road and into a ditch the driver pronounced dead at chesapeake regional medical center police are still investigating the cause of that crash a loss of another music legend glen fry who co founded the eagles s died at the age of sixty seven the statement was posted on the eagles website say it is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our comrade fry died today in new york several elements including rheumatoid arthritis and pneumonia. i co founded the eagles with don henley they were one of history's most successful songwriting teams with such hits as hotel california and life in the fast lane the presidential candidates were still on the campaign trail on this an okay day donald trump spoke at liberty university in lynchburg drive some chuckles when he grabbed a reference to second corinthians abc's lana zach has more as some members of the british parliament debated banning donald trump from their country. we'll go from here

forced by a dozen local business and political leaders who support forms making the move include virginia beach city councilman bob dyer delicate jason the irs and retired admiral jack cavanaugh letter points out for his experience is too important for the region to lose if the congressman's district is redrawn favorably to the gop you can read their letter on forbes two on thirteen is now dot com. there is of course districts the congressman is said to be considering the idea when our day special prosecutor will handle the criminal case against the portsmouth american right private attorney verbena ask aaron wright is charged with felony eluding after he led the sideline in brief chase earlier this month only thirteen news knock on the entire episode on camera right now. a hearing is set portsmouth say the charges against the mayor are among the issues they're concerned about citizens in last night's packed city council meeting say they are also worried about the increase in violence last month mayor kenny wong said he'd come up with a plan to cut down on crime and let it all out in a few weeks was

city manager james spore. he retired last month after 24-years with virginia beach. new information about a couple of planned projects in virginia beach. tonight, city council planned to discuss a proposal for the 15th street pier. mayor will sessoms says: leaders will be working with the developers-- and pier proposal - clip 48 17:05;05 the largest city in the commonwealth outta iconic i'm very excited about that do i know if the numbers will work yet? i don't. a private group has asked to re-develop the area between 14th and 16th streets at the oceanfront. we could see a new pier, hotel, restaurants, and more parking. it would cost 245-million. the mayor also discussed plans for a fitness park at the oceanfront. city council did not approve the project when they voted on it earlier this month. tonight, the mayor is sharing his disappointment but telling people not to give up hope. feeds fitness park 17;06;40 i'm happy to say some of the city staff has been working to find another location -- and hopefully with everyone on board supporting it. with everyone on board

last night, virginia beach city council started talking about a major oceanfront redevelopment deal. you're looking at part of the plans council saw for the area between 14th and 16th streets. officials tell us they have not decided whether or not to vote. the proposal would add a new pier, hotel, restaurants, a time share resort, and more parking. private money would fund most of this $245-million-dollar project. a norfolk state university athlete is on her family calls it a miracle. amber brown was in a medically induced coma since first repsonders found her unresponsive in her dorm on new year's day. last week, the junior forward for the spartans basketball team woke up. she can't talk, but she can open her eyes and move her hands. only 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke to amber's mother. coretta brown - mother assist/p10 nsu basketball player collapse/c0001 16:24:38 "for all of this, we are excited and was a celebration time, you know, every day is celebration time, every day." :53 butt to 16:28:29 "i think the next few days is gonna say a lot, she's been moving rather fast, and

the money goes to help children in virginia beach the city is taking action to end last night --volunteers and staffers canvassed the city -- counting the number of city. it )s part of a federal the issue. we met one man who )s lived in the woods for the past three years. robert has a tarp set up but says life back there isn t easy. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 cheryl molinet -- organizer 52:27 homeless is non predjudiiced itll impact anyone at are right for those individuals. this morning there was an event for the people the staffers and volunteers met. there will be medical screenings and resources to help the homeless. donald trump says his mind is made up -- and he will ( skip the last republican debate before monday )s iowa caucuses. trump calls his boycott of tonight s fox news debate an "eye for an eye." trump will host a veterans benefit in iowa -- while seven of his republican rivals share the stage in prime time. ted cruz -- trump s closest rival in is being a coward. before the battle on the field -- there )s another battle between the city and advertisers. back in 2002, san fra

city manager james spore. he retired last month after 24-years with virginia beach. new information about a couple of planned projects in virginia beach. tonight, city council planned to discuss a proposal for the 15th street pier. mayor will sessoms says leaders will be working with the developers and the public to make it happen -- sessoms on 15th street pier proposal - clip 48 about that do i know if the numbers will work yet? i don't. private group has asked to re-develop the area between 14th and 16th streets at the oceanfront. we could see a new pier, hotel, restaurants, and more parking. it would cost 245-million. the mayor also discussed plans for a fitness park at the oceanfront. city council did not approve the project when they voted on it earlier telling people not to give up hope. feeds fitness park 17;06;40 i'm happy to say some of the city staff has been working to find another location -- and hopefully with everyone on board supporting it. a virginia beach non-profit offered to donate the park -- just like this one in santa monica. it would have gone o

last night, virginia beach city council started talking about a major oceanfront redevelopment deal. you're looking at part of the plans council saw for the area between 14th and 16th streets. officials tell us they have not decided whether or not to vote. the proposal would add a new pier, hotel, restaurants, a time share resort, and more parking. private money would fund most of this $245-million-dollar project. a norfolk state university athlete is on the road to recovery, and her family calls it a miracle. medically induced coma since first repsonders found her unresponsive in her dorm new year's day. last week, the junior forward for the spartans basketball team woke up. she can't talk, but she can open her eyes and move her hands. only 10 on your side's liz kilmer spoke to amber's mother. coretta brown - mother assist/p10 nsu basketball player collapse/c0001 16:24:38 "for all of this, we are excited and we're happy but we were expecting god to come through for us and that's what he did so for us, it was a celebration time, you know, every day is celebration time, every day." :5

scott is being held without bond at the virginia beach jail. an elizabeth city pastor is accused of stealing offerings from his church. police arrested timothy stallings on theft charges. officers say he stole about a calvary baptist church in october and november. arrest documents claim he took money on five different occasions. he is being held on one thousand dollars bond. coming up on newschannel three at five - it could be good news for some parents. two major school districts are thinking about extending class time for kindergartners. and you re never to young to help pass a new law! hear how a local kid s passion for snakes - is changing how we see them in selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and delivering them at the original mattress factory we take a straightforward approach. we have eliminated the extra steps and created a direct line from our factory to you. new at 5 - full-day kinderga

let's check coming up at 8- virginia beach residents have a chance to weigh-in on some of the city's biggest issues. we'll tell you how. and also at 8, gun control. why the u-s attorney general is talking about the issue before a residents came out to tell the mayor and city council how they is headed. more than 120 people piled into the churchland library last night. for almost an hour, residents asked why there was a lack of city's government. we tried to talk to the mayor aftwerwards about a number of issues but he did not answer our questions. clip 110 1:51:08-1:51:41 "the people tonight were concerned about the lack transparency. how will you adress that. "how will you address the lack of transparency?" there were about a hundred people from portsmouth, thousand will be watching, what do you want to say to them?" "hey how ya doin? goodnight" during the meeting the mayor blamed the lack of transparency on media coverage. he and council members pointed to the city's information. other taxpayers say its not just the lack of openness, it's the in-fighting among elected officials. cl

virginia beach will soon have a new city manager. council is discussing who will replace the longtime manager right now. my full forecast is since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. tonight the virginia beach council is expected to appoint a new city manager. council held a closed session this afternoon and is meeting right now to vote and approve a new city manager contract. the new manager will replace james spore. he served as city manager for 24 years. he just retired december 31st. portsmouth city council meets tonight after recent drama over a policy aimed at silencing members-- and the mayor's recent arrest. tonight will be the first regularly- scheduled council meeting since councilman bill moody paid a 15- hundred dollar new rule, which proh

city would be involved in the plan. the developers hope the redevelopment would also include new restaurants, shops, and a hotel. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 ray murphy/lives in virginia beach butted the city council is supposed to get a more in- depth presentation at an upcoming meeting. still a long way to go before this would be approved. on the military watch. sailors assigned to the navy s cargo handling battalion are preparing to head for colder shores. more than fifty sailors will travel to support the u-s antarctic program managed by the national in williamsburg they prepared with some refresher training last week. the sailors will serve as military logistical support -- as part of operation deep freeze. the navy says it )s one of the military s most difficult peacetime missions. while some sailors prepare for deployment -- others are leaving later today. the guided missile destroyer uss barry will depart from naval station norfolk later this morning. the ship will join the forward deployed naval forces in japan. newschannel 3 will be there streaming it live as they leave -- so go ahead and down load the newschannel 3 app for your phone --- that way you ll be notifi

with potential for winter nastiness prosper trail crew spent the night pre treating roads in virginia beach how city officials are planning to stay on top of the winter weather and we're following some breaking news search crews have been scouring the seas for days now they have suspended the search for for helping the homeless a new project from the state's aims to make sure that the people live on the street have a place to stay on cold days like this one and that bitter cold weather isn't showing much sign of stopping a live look outside this morning bundle up because temperatures are still low and there is a hint of flurries in the forecast this is thirteen years now at daybreak on this hump day five o'clock thinking so much for joining is ashley's trouble spots for an anchor tag is here with a check of your forecast before you head out the door a lotta hype about this week right now was a lot to talk about i would suggest high but more a kind

are back in shop they will be also be getting their necessary repairs in virginia beach i m allison mechanic newschannel 3. cities across hampton roads have been treating -- and retreating roads to make sure they are safe for drivers. both chesapeake and virginia elbow road clear. that road connects the two cities. several times over the past few days the road was closed due to icy conditions. part of the issue is some of the roadway doesn t get a lot of direct sunlight due to shade from trees which prevented melting from happening as a future plan calls for widening elbow road -- but right now that plan isn t funded. seven people were taken to the hospital in chesapeake today after a car drove through the front of a post office. it happened at the post office near the battlefield boulevard shopping center. police tell us the driver was in a parking space before he drove into the building. seven people were taken to the hospital -- but we )re told they should be okay. back in july of 20-14 another car drove through the front of that same building trapping a woman underneath. an amazing rescue in york county today

we'll see in just ten minutes anyway a lot of different types of moisture a health alert and virginia beach the city posted a city workers found the data one unicorn drive in the ocean lakes neighborhood if you or any of your pets may have had contact with the raccoon call the health department. rabies is fatal if left untreated is a story we've covered since december two men abducted and robbed the woman in virginia beach now mark outbreak the second in her hay sobre are charged with robbery carjacking abduction and conspiracy both are in jail without bond. police say on december twenty first the suspects allegedly grabbed the woman at the sam's club and virginia beach boulevard near north plaza trail. they forced her to take money from several atm before eventually letting her go unharmed routine traffic stop turned into a drug bust in dare county last week we told you a deputy stopped a driver for speeding in the east lake area the sheriff's office says the deputy looked into the car he saw a bag of cocaine a full search of the car turned up more cocaine and heroin to and michael abbott were in t

city wide tonight and we met one of the people theyre looking for. pkg 14:36 this is the porch robert has been living in the woods of virginia beach for about three years. he was one of the people volunteers and city staff members met as they count the number of homeless people in virginia beach. 14:58 you can look inside if you want he has a tarp and a table set up. )s been looking for a job he ys -- but hasnt had any luck. th the cold temperatures and wet weather we )ve been seeing lately -- life out here isn t easy. 15:50 the wind blew so hard with the wind the other day it actually blew the rain through the tent. i actually had an inch of water. in an effort to help people like robert -- crews across the city are looking for homeless people tonight. staff members and volunteers first met at different police precincts throughout the city. they )re handing out things like toiletries and blankets to homeless people throughout the city. they say this can happen to anyone. 52:27 homelessness is in every city in every state. homeless is non preduxiced itll impact anyone at any time if the circumstnaces are right for those indivdulads. next -- the crews w

preparations are also in full packed in the south side coming up in a few minutes we'll go live to virginia beach as the city their braces for the snow now that as of ice on the roads drivers need to take extra precautions don't use cruise control on icy roads increase your following distance and give yourself plenty of room to stop and don't make sudden moves. if you want to accelerate and brake lonely and if you do skid steer into the skid before you leave your home you can also check out the thirty news now dot com traffic page to see him there are any additional traffic advisories now when the snow hence it is easy to send us your pictures and videos you can email it to us at sheraton and w b c dot com or post your pictures on our we might even put those pictures on the air cold conditions can also bring health risks for people who spend time outdoors the big danger of frostbite if you notice ice crystals on your skin your skin turns red or pale or you are painting your fingers or toes hours after you've been in the cold you may have frostbite to a doctor immediately hypothermia is also address if you st

virginia beach. liz, how is the city preparing for the snow tonight? we are here at mount trashmore - right next to 264 eastbound. evening traffic moving along just fine as we can see. but after all this is over - virginia beach public works "frost patrol" will hit areas that freeze first in the city. three trucks will treat bridges, overpasses and ramps around 7 p-m. that will happen again around 1 this morning. in norfolk - public works doesn't have plans to pre-treat...especially if we end up getting rain. they have a skeleton crew that will monitor the conditions tonight. and make sure equipment is functioning. city of chesapeake said they are concerned about roads freezing tonight. they will have crews out searching for icy spots. and like virginia beach, they plan to treat bridges and drew lankford tells me they are taking it day by day. they will most likely know more tomorrow. live in vb, liz live in vb, liz palka, 10 on your side. liz kilmer is live on the peninsula. liz, that part of our area is expected to get hit the hardest? not much activi

city. sot - brad capps, virginia beach - clip 14---from 4p 1:50:24 this virginia beach. this should really be the economic develpment starter for the southern part of the beach. 1:50:36 city council received the proposal friday, and they plan to discuss it. if they approve, construction could start next fall. the n-f-l is returning to los angeles. team owners approved a move that would allow the st. louis rams to relocate back to california next year. the deal also gives the san diego chargers the option to head north in 20-17. the move ends the league's 21-year absence from los angeles. 10 on your side's rico bush explains how local sailors tried to find the groups onboard. powerball fever. people from different countries are flocking to get tickets ahead of tonight's 1-point-five-billion dollar drawing. but first, how mexico is preventing a drug lord from escaping, again. at longhorn steak like this doesn't need anything else. which is why we don't just add, anything else. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeno sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirl

vaccine developments typically takes years to my virginia beach as a new city manager vote by city council was unanimous to promote deputy city manager dave hansen hansen will replace jim spore who is retiring as it has been with the city since two thousand and six and will start his new job immediately told us she is ready to hit the ground running to be innovative to be frugal in our efforts to be trustworthy and to earn the respect and confidence of our citizens and says contractors for two years and he will earn a salary of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars according to online records for sally was a little less little more than two hundred and twenty five thousand tomorrow senators mark warner tim kaine will try to tackle the issue of college debt to host a roundtable with leaders from fourteen virginia university's that list includes christopher newport university william and mary hampton norfolk state and oh do you. this comes as education act a law aimed at making college more affordable on the state level lawmakers are considering new laws to try and fight human trafficking i

no growth-promoting antibiotics, nicole: virginia beach has a new city manager, name to the post starting immediately. he was deputy to the deputy who did type -- who retired after nearly it quarter century in that position. the future of a high-end hotel at the oceanfront is up in the air. tom: that is because the state says it won't fund any of the an odu reviewed the proposal and reviewed it would need 30% to fund it. according to the mayor, even without financial commitments, developers move forward. he said he supports the project but agrees with the state. >> i'm all for bringing the hyatt flag into virginia beach. i think that would be something that would increase the number of people coming to virginia beach. at the same time, if what is going to be built is a three star, the state is right. tom: he plans to meet with developers. he supports the project and hopes it will be complete without state or local money. nicole: legit or bogus? the local council and who paid for supposedly talking out of turn. tom: you can check out gas prices around the area on the traffic page. the lowe

that wintry mix -- cities across the area are on standby -- and say they are ready to go incase any snow sticks to the roads. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live from virginia beach with the details. deanna, i talked with the spokespersons from the major cities in hampton roads. they're not so concerned with tonight. it's tomorrow that has their attention and each one said they're ready for anything. especially here in virginia beach. the fleet of trucks at virginia beach's public works facility are gassed up and ready to go. public works says they have been since october. a spokesperson tells me they have 3- thousand tons of salt and sand mixed for the road treatments. they have have 3-thousand tons to back it up as well in case they run out. but im told they dont anticipate using that much in one winter storm. crews won't be on standby tonight. but the city will see how the the weater develops tomorrow. drew lankford / virginia beach public works c0011 :00:10:18 "depends on what it is. i mean if its freezing rain and sleet and a little bit of snow then we have trucks going out and treating roads. when you get three inches of snow or more then we put the blades

as for delays -- chesapeake city public schools, norfolk public, portsmouth city and virginia beach public schools are all on a 2-hour delay. virginia beach 12-month employees are expected to report on time. canceled at the college of william and mary. for a full list of school closings and delays -- head over to w- t-k-r-dot-com all you have to do is click on the red closings banner at the top of the page -- and it will take you to our full list. coverage this morning more than 500 crashes on the highways have been reported across hampton roads since midnight on friday. and even though the snow has stopped -- the cold temperatures could still bring some issues for drivers this morning newschannel threes gabriella deluca is live in hampton with an update on how the roads are about across the state helping first responders. the virginia national guard helped first responders get to and from work so they didn t have to risk driving through the snow. in their humvees the guard members transported nurses and doctors back and work from hospitals. they also transported blood for the american red

of the citys six active centers right now - and at less than a year old - the center has gleaming new equipment being put to good use as folks try to stick to their resolutions. virginia beachs parks and rec department is turning 60 in 2016 - older than the city itself. to celebrate - theyll offer 60 dollar annual memeberships sunday during open houses at all 6 rec centers to virginia beach residents who dont currently have a memership - or perhaps have 18:22:41-18:22:57 15 by comparison - the normal rate for an adult memership is 86 dollars - and something to keep in mind - those memberships are good at all of the citys rec centers. live in virginia beach - todd corillo - newschannel 3. an exciting day in norfolk -- as the long awaited h- r-t bus terminal is completed. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning at eleven --at the new terminal on st. pauls boulevard. the downtown norfolk transit center has inside space for bus passengers to wait when its cold or raining outside. each of the 14 routes that will service stop, so customers will no longer have to chase their bus when it arrives. there are vending machines, plenty of benches inside and out, lighting in the e

this morning upper twenty s to low thirties we do have mid forties in virginia beach upper thirties rocker attacking elizabeth city chess peak right now thirty nine forty three in williamsburg as we take a look at the satellite radar images are some clearing right now cross erie but there are more clouds out to the west and eventually you're going to see increasing clouds in the showers out there they're going to move in later on tonight we could see a few showers breaking across the area. there's a front out there it is going cool things down a little bit for tomorrow but in the meantime let's enjoy a warm up some areas it may reach sixty degrees. i think it'll be very warm all across regions you can see through the afternoon fifty eight norfolk sixteen chesapeake sixty one in virginia beach clouds starting to push a little bit more late in the day so that's what we're chance for a few stray showers late tonight and a better chance for showers tomorrow i'll be back talk a lot more about that coming up in just a moment but how about an early look at the ride around your feet can only say good morning to ashley smi

yes every city besides chesapeake and virginia beach offer full day kindergarten classes.... but soon - that could change. a proposed bill would require the two school districts to offer a full day option to (all ( students. 2.13.37 given the two options of course full day is better virginia edwards says that although a full day would be beneficial, this unfunded mandate from the state would fall on taxpayers. 2.10.14 where we are now to next year would eb about 15 million dollars 2.14.12 for the state to require it and provide no additional resources i think it would be terribly unfair but there are a number of studies that say putting kids that age in school for a full day can increase student achievement. and jonathan rein- dew agrees... 2.01.38 oh yeah i think it would be great if they were going to all day kindergarten because this has been his first year in school so just the amount that hes been able to learn by only being in the school 3 hours a day it would be great to see how much he could have gained by doing twice as much stand up: so there may be benefits for the

up tonight on wavy news 10 at 6:15, i'll tell you the specific things the group wants the city of virginia beach to contribute to the project. live in virginia beach, brandi cummings 10 on your side. investigators are working to figure out why seven aisles of shelves collapsed at a party city in florida this morning. just look inside. palm beach county firefighters and a sheriff's k-9 searched through the collapsed shelves for possible no victims were found underneath the debris. three people suffered minor injuries. investigators are examining what's left of an ohio home to determine what caused an explosion and fire that killed a family. a couple and their two daughters ages 8 and 12 died. the blast rocked the neighborhood outside cleveland last night. when firefighters responded --- flames were shooting from the home. "to see fire that big and that close like 30 feet high it was like wow, wow" right now --- the fire department does not suspect a gas leak. heartbreak for another family in ohio. police are investigating the murders of a woman and her two children. police say a woman's ex-boyfri

of the seven hampton roads cities, virginia beach is the only school system with 183 instructional days. portsmouth, hampton and newport news have 181 days. norfolk, suffolk and chesapeake have 180 instructional days. you can find all the school calendars on our website wavy.com city officials could be leaving parts of portsmouth's history in the past. the reason neighbors say they're upset with council's vision for the future. a norfolk city leader has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges -- what's next for treasurer anthony burfoot. and what looks to be just a taste of the bigger winter entree. this time lapse shows chief meteorologist don slater is updating your winter weather forecast now. see what you can expect here in vineland, new jersey,, home of prprressss we know the secret ingredient to a great minestrone dirt. california dirt with the rich blend of nutrients that produces amazingly flavorfuful matoes.. the best v vetables, like those we use here in vineland, come right from the earth. so if you're not going to make the minestrone do what we do... make it progresso. we'r

the city of virginia beach assessed the cavalier hotel at 34 million dollars. which means you buy 44 of them. and in 2014 when macarthur center underwent an ownership change starwood capital group signed a 1.4 billion dollar agreement - that would be roughly 200 million dollars each. that allowed them and if you won the lotto would make it possible for you to buy seven malls. now let's talk a little football shall we. the average nfl team is worth 1.97 billion dollars and the top two for this area would be too rich for our blood with the redskins being valued at $2.85 billion and the cowboys 4billion. but if you won the lotto you could buy the cleveland browns, tennessee titans, jacksonville jaguars, soon to be la rams, the bengals, lions, i also looked up the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2015-2016 school year for public and private colleges and found that you could send over 200,000 students to get a higher education. and hey, if you just want to chill you could purchase 9 private islands with that money and call it a day. anita blanton, 10 on your

as for delays -- chesapeake city public schools, norfolk public, portsmouth city and virginia beach public schools are all on a 2-hour delay. virginia beach 12-month employees are expected to reportn time. and morning classes have been canceled at the college of for a full list of school closings and delays -- head over to w- t-k-r-dot-com all you have to do is click on the red closings banner at the top of the page -- and it will take you to our full list. tracking icy roads, warmer temps, and more rain and sleet....if you ve been waiting for some warmer temperatures, then get ready. we )re tracking highs in the 50s and possibly the 60s this week. but for monday, there will be some slick spots on the roads and bridges in the morning as temperatures start the day in the upper teens and lower 20s. otherwise, as we move through our monday, we re going to warm up. high temperatures will rise into the sunny skies. by tuesday, highs will climb into the mid and upper enough to touch 60. we )ll see a few more clouds on tuesday as a west. a few showers are evening. higher rain chances move in by w

temperatures across the rest of the region there's a fifty inch sp fifty in virginia beach almost the same number in elizabeth city. most of our forty four to forty seven you can see couple of outliers like williamsburg at forty eight inches then dropping back to the forties noticed that the steady rain shower stay well to our south little bit of action maybe every once in awhile here locally best chance to be about let's say eight o'clock to ten o'clock in virginia and really more like now through about ten o'clock down in north carolina. temperatures tomorrow morning will start off in the thirties that is a little bit above normal and then will start to climb up with sunshine to the lower forties at the end of the rush hour. a lot of sunshine tomorrow morning middle part of the day just after lunch we're going to get a little bit of a cold front coming through. that'll trigger a few clouds slight chance of a sprinkle or a brief shower maybe ten to fifteen percent of the area and then clearing out again for the later afternoon and evening as temperatures get a little colder though for friday night we'll start off

virginia beach - where newschannel three s kelly rule joins live from the meyera e- oberndorf central library. tonight beach police are speaking to the public about bringing in new body cameras. kelly? now some city council members i talked to in person and over the phone say the cameras are necessary -- but they want to make sure they take the time -- to virginia beach councilwoman dr. ross hammond -- doesn t mind that the city is the only agency among the 7 hampton roads cities -- without police body cameras. the reason -- she wants it to be done right. 05;05 we may be the last in but it )s like saving the best for last 04;48 looking at the policies and the laws, as well as considering funding, the right resources, that takes time another necessary piece -- she says -- is getting feedback from the community. which is why -- the virginia beach police department is holding the first of two community forums tonight -- to hear what the public thinks about body cameras. 06;12 we encourage them to come out so we don t have a situation of i didn t know what-p&was happening but among the items to consider -- it )s not just a cost to the police department. a spokeswoman for the virginia beach commonweal