bring a chance for spotty showers to the area after midnight tonight thru early sunday. we're expecting rain for most of the area, but a some snow could mix in with expected. after this system moves out, the heat will take over for next week over the eastern us. so, expect above average temps next week with highs in either the 60s or 70s each day! new this morning - two people got hurt when a it happened in suffolk, on route 58 westbound near the chesapeake city line. police got the call just before 9:45 last night. suffolk and chesapeake first responders took two people to the hospital -- but both of them are expected to survive. police say they had to close some lanes for a few hours while they cleaned up the crash. they haven't said what caused the crash. police in suffolk need your help finding a murder suspect. this is 18 year old karlton boone, junior. he's wanted for the murder of wayne anthony watford. someone found watford's body tuesday morning at pleasant hill cemetery. if you recognize boone and can help police find him -- call the crime line. we can also show you two bank robbery suspects. hampton police are looking for them. these pictures come from inside premier bank on north armistead avenue. officers tell us the men were armed when they went in around 5:30 last night. they got away with some lincoln street and north back river road. call the crime line if you recongize either of these men. this morning, we're working to find out who police brought in for assaulting an officer. norfolk police say the assault happened last night. the officer was following up on a vandalism report on picadilly street. investigators say the officer was assaulted, but not hurt. police chased the suspect to the wawa on north military highway. they say -- the person is now in custody, but they haven't released a name or charges. at x:xx -- after nearly a year...we found out about new developments in the aj hadsell case. 10 on your side has learned a potential witness may testify against the teenager's adoptive father wesley hadsell. investigators found the 18-year-old's body behind a home in franklin last spring. she had been missing from her norfolk home for more than a month. that was a year ago -- and still, no one has been charged in her death. but federal court papers released this week say there's a "strong the witness would testify if hadsell picked up any charges relating to aj's death. super = officer daniel they want to be 100% it's not clear whether a-j or someone else put the medical examiner ruled aj's cause of death "acute heroin poisoning." it's not clear whether a-j or someone else put the heroin in her system. look for much more on this story on wavy-dot-com. only on 10 -- a fraud victim talks about the pain of a loyal employee's betrayal. a judge found a virginia beach woman guilty of ripping off a company. and it's not the first time. friday -- a judge convicted mandi flowers of embezzlement from people's auction company in chesapeake. company leaders say -- flowers was their only office worker. so when money went missing -- they went looking for her. (9 8:07) (("my flowers what would you like to about this yet")) runs: 07 (12:05 10) wesley peoples/victim (("our families camped runs: 12 back in 2001, flowers pleaded guilty to embezzlement. she was sentenced to six years, but it was all suspended. she hasn't been sentenced yet in this latest case. the victim of a hit-and-run wants the person who did it to come forward. it happened in hampton earlier this week. 21-year-old phillip reed was riding his bicycle on grimes road wednesday afternoon. as he approached a taco bell parking lot - a white minivan quickly pulled out and hit him. reed says - he went down, and the van ran over him. he didn't get a look at the driver's face before the van drove off. c1 phillip reed - victim 'cause that way they can know how i felt getting ran over and just leaving - speed bump, it was like - have a two-ton vehicle crush your bones but i'm still standing and for that, thankful it wasn't worse" reed says some nearby construction workers ran to help him. he was taken to the hospital - and is doing ok other than feeling sore. police say they don't have any suspects, and there isn't any useful surveillance video. today, we're working to find out who dumped hundreds of gallons of paint into a drain -- and why. you may have seen crews cleaning it up yesterday. chesapeake firefighters tell us someone dumped 500 gallons of paint down a drain in south hill. police investigated and figured out who did it. but they havne't said who that person is, or whether they'll face any charges. the federal government will help people affected by tornadoes last week. next thursday -- the u-s department of agriculture rural development will be in waverly. they'll talk to tornado survivors about repairing their homes and getting construction loans. on site to answer questions and provide advice. the event will be at the fresh pride grocery store on south county drive from three to seven march 10. the event is in waverly, but anyone who was affected by the recent storms is welcome. today is another important one for the presidential candidates. what they did ahead of today's primaries. plus, a bill that may take away state funding from planned parenthood in virginia heads to the senate. what the organization has to say about it. but up next, a change in how some local cities will deal with trash. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for a 10 time saver traffic alert in time for the weekend. the midtown tunnel is closing in both directions. crews will shut it down sunday night at six. it should open by up by 5 o clock monday morning. this is so workers can install a new pedestrian a change in who handles city trash could save you money. the southeastern public service authority or spsa voted to go with another trash provider from south carolina. we've been following this story for months - because it's a contract worth millions of dollars. rowland taylor / spsa executive director c0030 3:09:06 "generally speaking the repower agreement should save the communities millions of dollars throughout the course of the next 15 years post 2018" 3:09:16 repower's bid came in cheaper than the current trash disposer from portsmouth named wheelabrator. the new agreement also includes building a one of a kind plant in chesapeake. it -- just look for this story on wavy-dot-com. loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk last night. but at the last minute -- windy weather interrupted the plan. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. plus, an update to a story we first brought you a couple weeks ago. a 97-year-old woman locked in a battle with her landlord has passed away. why her lawyers are keeping up the fight. and up next, decision 20-16 heats up. what the candidates have to say about each other heading into today's primaries. meteorologist adlib wx pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. this weekend is another big one for the presidential candidates. four states and puerto rico have primaries and caucuses this weekend. yesterday, democrats did not campaign in any of those states. both hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders made their rounds in michigan. that state votes tuesday. clinton visited an auto parts maker in detroit. she toured it, and then gave a speech about focusing on jobs if she's elected. she blasted corporate america for what she called "shortsighted policies" and a "casino culture" that does not benefit workers. she also talked about thursday's republican debate, calling it an insult- fest that didn't address the issues. s/ hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate insult of all was to the president has was basically an meanwhile, senator sanders was on the other side of michigan, in traverse supporters -- blaming clinton for the decline in manufacturing jobs. sanders criticized clinton for her positions on free trade, and said she supported trade deals while she was secretary of state. he blamed both parties for the decline in cities like detroit. s/sen. bernie sanders (d) presidential candidate this country? what happened? one of the things that happened is on the democratic and money interests in corporate american sanders and clinton will debate sunday night in flint. on the republican side, the candidates are still throwing insults at each other. senator ted cruz continued his attack on donald trump. cruz spoke at the conservative political action conference yesterday. cruz blasted trump for his last minute decision to skip the conference -- and suggested trump skipped out because he's not a true conservative. he also attacked trump for changing his position on different issues. s/sen. ted cruz (r) presidential candidate :27 "and last night again how flexible he they're getting ready to meanwhile, trump held a rally in new orleans, ahead of today's g-o-p primary in lousiana. protesters kept interrupting his speech. many of them were a part of the black lives matter movement. although trump is expected to win tomorrow, he urged the crowd to get out and vote. he also told the crowd he could be more presidential than any other president ever, except abe lincoln and george washington. trump also says that after 11 g-o-p debates, presidential candidate :11 "but you know in terms of debates, i think we've sort of had enough of them. you know, how many times can you ask and answer the same question?" trump will campaign in kansas and florida today. wavy tv 10 is your home for decision 20- 16 coverage. tommorrow on meet the press, former massachusettes governor and republican presidential candidate mitt romney will sit down with chuck todd. he'll talk about his speech attacking donald trump earlier this week. actor kevin spacey will also be on the show. he plays president the netflix series "house of cards." he'll talk about how the show mirrors today's politics. you can see those interviews tommorrow morning, starting at nine, right after the today show. as we mentioned before, people in puerto rico will vote in the republican primaries this weekend. prisoners are among those voters. thousands of inmates casted early ballots yesterday. more than half of the islands prisoners are registered to vote. some of the inmates hope the elections can help lift the island out of its current economic crisis. others had concerns for their relatives on the u-s mainland, who are looking for jobs. in addition to puerto rico, maine and vermont are the only states that let prisoners vote. today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the mid-upper 40s. wind: tonight: cloudy with hit morning hit and miss high pressure will have an influence on our weather today, but it'll pressure (clipper) will move across our area overnight, and it'll expecting rain for most accumulations are expected. after this system moves out, the pressure that'll anchor itself over the eastern a rescue you have to see. and -- we'll tell you how a dog is doing after it went through the ice. but first, we want to remember a country music singer. joey feek lost her battle with cervical cancer. she and her husband rory first gained fame after appearing on the c-m-t show "you can duet." joey was diagnosed with the cancer two years ago, and rory kept fans up to date on her condition through a blog. yesterday, rory wrote quote "my wife's greatest dream came true today, she is in heaven." joey feek a court selected a jury for a lawsuit involving a hulk hogan is suing the gossip website, gawker, for releasing a sex tape of him. hogan accuses gawker of invading his privacy -- and he wants 100 million dollars. the website posted a video of him having sex with the wife of his former friend, radio host bubba the love sponge. hogan and the woman made the video in 2006. opening statements in the trial start monday. we have a follow-up to a story we have been couple weeks. a 97-year-old woman died in the middle of a battle to stay in the house she had lived in most of her life. marie hatch died thursday after going to the hospital for a cold and heart problems. she was also battling cancer. you may remember, we told you hatch was being kicked out of the house she had lived in for more than 60 years. she had a deal with a previous landlord, who said she could live there for the rest of her life. but then a new landlord bad turn after she got the notice. s/georgia rothrock/ hatch's roommate :40-:44 "i think it contributed hatch's roommate :00-:06 "i've just sort of accepted it and accepted her lawyers say they will keep fighting for her housemate, georgia rotherock. meanwhile, people who knew hatch have set up a go fund me page. that page has raised more than 45- thousand dollars so far. 100 cats are safe after the humane society rescued them from a small house in texas. take a look at these pictures. police say the home was in very poor condition. they found a makeshift litter box, with wood shavings being used for litter. a humane society official says the home smelled like amonia and feces, and some of the cats were very sick because the owner neglected them. many of the cats are being treated for infections and parasites. police haven't said what charges the owner will face. a dog is recovering it fell through ice in new hampshire. the rescue was caught on camera. you can see the dog on the left side of your screen. firefighters used a row boat to get out to him. the two got close enough to pull the dog out of the water. once two other firefighters pulled the boat back to land, the dog jumped out. the firefighters dried him off and warmed him up. the dog went to the vet for treatment, and he's doing fine now. a robber points a gun at a toddler...and now, two women are making sure he stays behind bars. plus, new developments in the corruption case against the norfolk city treasurer. why his since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. good saturday morning everybody, thanks for joining us, i'm lex gray. mid-upper 40s. wind: upper 30s. wind: se 5- low pressure (clipper) snow could mix in with pressure that'll anchor new this morning - two people got hurt when a car rear-ended a humvee it happened in suffolk, on route 58 westbound near the chesapeake city line. police got the call just before 9:45 last night. suffolk and chesapeake first responders took two people to the hospital -- but both of them are expected to survive. police say they had to close some lanes for a few hours while they cleaned up the crash. they haven't said the virginia senate will take up the debate over planned parenthood on monday. this week -- a committee passed a bill that would remove state funding for the organization. the department of health gives more than 25-thousand dollars to the hampton roads office. the agency says those are federal dollars-- used for s-t-d prevention and testing. capital news service reports-- the bill's sponsor has said the legislation would defund the organization and "redirect funds to more comprehensive health care for women." " (use phoner board) on the phone - c0001 - cianti stewart-reid - planned parenthood advocates of virginia 13 i think the intent of the bill is clear, to shame which is planned parenthood 26 robert durel - holy spirit catholic church c0012 - 1443 other health given to planned parenthood 1452 planned parenthood says the money it gets from the state does not fund we asked the department of health to break down the numbers for us. you can find them right now on our website wavy dot com. the supreme court will hear former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal next month. 10 on your side has followed his case for years. a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife maureen of doing political favors for a wealthy executive- in exchange for more than 165-thousand dollars in gifts and loans. mcdonnell's lawyers will argue on april 27th, the federal jury unfairly convicted him on a broad definition of bribery. a decision is expected toward the end of june. mcdonnell's wife's appeal is on hold until the supreme court rules. new developments in the public corruption case against norfolk's city treasurer. anthony burfoot's attorney is asking the judge to throw out many of his charges. burfoot's attorney andrews sacks filed 8 motions. he claims his client was entrapped on the witness stand and now his statements him. burfoot testified back in 2013 for the defense in the federal trial for the bank of the commonealth. sacks claim when burfoot took the stand under oath federal prosecutors cross examined him and asked him questions they knew he would lie about. questions like has he ever taken a bribe. burfoot of course answered no. prosecutors are now using his testimony under oath against him. the feds charged burfoot with 8 counts of corruption and perjury. they say he accepted more than 475 thousand dollars in bribes and kickbacks burfoot is scheduled for trial in may. a judge will rule on those motions in the next few weeks. members of congress make a stop in flint. why they hope being there will help the city. plus, el chapo's lawyer is going on a hunger strike. why he says he is doing it for his client. but up next, some people are calling these women heroes. how they stopped robbers i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for 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. 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(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. switch to better. switch to fios again! again! again! again! again? general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! a group of robbers in central florida are in jail after the two women they targeted decided to fight back. the women say they were in their s-u-v outside a grocery store when a robber jumped in the car and pointed a gun. after they managed to get free, they say the chase was on until police arrived. chris hush has the story. s/maggie mejias/victim :00-:02 "i flipped. i went crazy. look what i did." all maggie mejias wanted to do was to protect her :09-:11 "he caught the wrong girls on the wrong grocery store parking lot off howland boulevard in deltona. just before noon on friday, a man jumped in their vehicle. nats - car cursing, so i said no." then, the women tell wesh 2, he his hand, he still had the gun, and i managed pulling the trigger." s/lisa perez/victim :47-:50 "both of us kind of elbowed and fought waiting inside. but when the suspects took off, mejias says she stepped on the gas and followed. nats - "we just s/maggie mejias/victim 1:07-1:10 "he was coming, so he tried to get off and i hit him." but the suspects jumped out of the car and ran away. and only wesh 2 was there to capture the suspects were caught not far from the grocery store. one of them - taken out of the woods say thankfully, the gun never fired. s/maggie mejias/victim 1:34-1:37 "i'm happy! less trash in the street!" that was chris hush reporting. deputies say though the women's were heroic, they strongly do not recommend fighting a suspect, but instead comply, then call 9-1-1 immediately. 15 people die in a terrorist attack, including four catholic nuns. their connection to who was sitting in a car. police in columbus say 18 year-old marctarius grace shot seven-year-old deonte fisher, his brother, and 19- year-old rayquon holloway outside a convienence store yesterday afternoon. holloway and the other child are expected to recover. police say they don't know why grace shot the three, saying it appears he just walked up to the car and started shooting. grace is in jail and faces a murder charge. two men accused in a shooting in las vegas pleaded guilty to the murder charges against them. prosecutors say erich nowsch and derrick andrews shot and killed tammy meyers last year. nowsch is accused of shooting her in-front of the of her house and police say andrews drove the get away car. the district attorney says he is going to push for a long sentence for the shooter. (steve wolfson, district line is he's gotta do a arguing for more than that. originally, prosectuers thought road rage lead to the shooting. they later found out nowsch lived in the same neighborhood and knew meyers. members of congress went to flint, michigan to hear from families affected by the water crisis in that city. more than two dozen congressional leaders met with residents and heard their stories. this is the third visit by congressional democrats to the city. lead from aging water pipes leaked into the water supply in the city. house minority leader nancy pelosi was part of the group who went to flint yesterday. she says the trip will help keep pressure on congress to act on legislation that will help the city. s/rep. nancy pelosi/ (d) california, house minority leader :24 "what is happening in breaks the bond that people have with the government to be there of the water our children drink, the air they breathe, the safety of their food." crews began digging up service lines as part of the city and state's 'fast start initiative.' its designed to remove and replace all of the contaminated service lines. 15 people died in an attack by militants in yemen yesterday. four of the people who died were catholic nuns. they worked for the same started. 45-hundred sisters work for the charity and it is active in more than 130 a spokesperson for chairty says on of the nuns survived the attack because the shocking. the details that i get are that it happened at 8.30 in the morning local time while breakfast." eight elderly patients the nuns were treating also died. the gunmen ran away after the attack. nobody has claimed responsibility. one of "el chapo's" lawyers is going on a hunger strike. jose gonzalez is calling for mexicans to join him on the strike. he put up a tent outside the prison where joaquin guzman is staying. he is protesting what he calls unlivable conditions inside the prison. guzman's sisters say officers in the prison won't let their brother sleep. gonzalez says he will live off water and juices. he did not say how long this hunger strike would last. fishermen in chile fought with police over limits put on anchovies. the fishermen burned things in the middle of the streets, and the riot police came in. the officers used tear gas to make the fisherman stop. 14 people were hurt in the fights. the fishermen were protesting a new law they say threatens their livelihood. the law limits the amount of anchovies they are allowed to catch. up until yesterday, and a spokesman for the fishermen says the situation is a crisis for fishermen and their today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the mid-upper 40s. wind: the upper 30s. wind: se 5- 10mph. sunday: morning hit and miss cloudy by the afternoon. cool with highs near 50 quickly move east ahead next disturbance. a quick moving area of low showers to the area after early sunday. we're expecting rain for most accumulations are expected. after this system moves out, the heat will take over for next week over the eastern us. so, expect above average temps next week with highs in either the 60s or 70s each day! a toddler calls 9-1-1 for what she thinks is an emergency. why the call made a pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. a two-year-old girl in south carolina thought her struggle to get dressed was an emergency. the greenville county sheriff's office says aaliyah ryan called them after she couldn't get her pants on. deputy martha lohnes was in the neighborhood, and responded to the call. deputy lohnes says she helped the girl put her pants on. after that, the deputy says aaliyah asked her to hug her. lohnes says that was the aaliyah's mother was happy her daughter followed her advice, but says she was a little shocked about what her to call 911 if she ever needed help, i didn't think she would take it to that extent" aaliyah's parents don't know how she got a hold of the phone without them seeing. the sherriff's department wasn't upset at all, and deputies say the wish everyone was as happy to see them as aaliyah was. this basketball player is "heave, buzzer, cheering." what a shot! ballard high school in lousiville was down three against trinity with just six tenths of a second to go. that's when jake ramsey rebounded a missed foul shot, and threw a "hail mary" 92-feet down the court. and it was nothing but net! however, that excitement was short lived because ballard lost the game in overtime, and eliminated from the playoffs. people in alaska are getting ready for an annual tradition. crews were seen getting everything set for the legendary iditarod dog sled race. the race goes hundreds of miles across alaska. it starts in anchorage. this year, there was some concern unseasonably warm temperatures would melt the snow. so, trucks fillled with snow came from all over alaska to help fill the course out. however, that wasn't needed because anchorage got hit with a snowstorm overnight, and that will be just fine for the comepetitors. the race officially starts sunday. yesterday, us here at wavy tv 10 supported our friend and morning anchor katie collett. this is some of the video from the multiple sclerosis society's "on the move luncheon." you may know katie is living with m-s. she was the mistress of ceremonies for the event at the founders inn. hundreds of local businesses raised money and awareness to help find a cure. next week is m-s awareness week and you'll see many of us wearing orange to show our support. police need your help finding a man suspected a case we have been following for more than a year. why a new police need your help finding these two men. what they're accused of at a bank in hampton. plus -- a driver hit this man...ran him over...and drove off. how he's doing now - and what's holding up the investigation. and, more voting this weekend in decision 2016. what the candidates are saying leading up to good saturday morning. thanks for joining us i'm lex gray. i'm meteorologist deitra tate. today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the midnight. lows in the showers...partly cloudy by the afternoon. cool weather today, but it'll quickly move east ahead overnight, and it'll bring a chance for spotty of the area, but a some snow could mix in with rain for our northernmost counties. no accumulations are expected. after this system moves out, the heat will that'll anchor itself over the eastern us. so, expect above average temps next week with