we worked tonight to find out more about the student who contracted that virus. the student we spoke to said they are aware but not concerned. >> i am definitely thinking about it. >> and is now a growing health concern. heightened awareness on the college of william and mary campus after this alert was released friday and said that the student contracted the virus when traveling to central america during the school's winter break sometime between mid-december and mid-january. >> i think someone gets concerned about when they get an e-mail about a virus from another country. >> officials tried to ease fears. >> we are trying to monitor it, but our own conversations with the cdc show that there are no health risks. >> school officials say that the student told about the diagnosis friday. they say the student is not

they will not give any information about why the student was in central america, or who else may have been there. >> i will not give any particulars, other than what we've said to the campus community. >> once a person gets sick with the zika virus, the most common symptoms are rational mccain, and conjunctivitis. -- our rash, pain, and conjunctivitis. there is no vaccine. >> life is continuing normally for me. >> i have not seen any outbreak in the immunity or second e-mail, so i'm not that worried. tonight are stressing that there is no health risk on campus. they say they will continue to regarding any trouble

nicole: thank you. the cdc says the most common symptoms of zika virus are fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis or pink. there are growing concerns that the current virus could cause birth defects in babies who is birth mothers got infected while pregnant. tom: nbc nightly news will have more on today's developments with the zika virus, and check out wavy.com for more, including tips on protecting yourself when mosquito season rolls around. nicole: right now the tightknit community and deep creek is preparing to gather for a memorial service. last week 26-year-old cameron julie shot and killed five family members before killing himself. hundreds of people are expected at the memorial. the service will be held from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. tonight.

will have more at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. tom: toronto-based lumber liquidators will fork over several hundred million dollars for illegally logged timber production. nicole: back to a person trusted to take care of the odds and ends for an elderly man. she stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from him. we talk with the victim. >> the man i talked to says he wants people to know what this woman did. he is a former attorney, and he owned a savings and loan business. if he could be full, anyone could.

>> a could afford to pay someone to make his life a little more comfortable, so he did. on a friends recommendation he hired dana morris. she tied it, did laundry, and kept him come topany. >> she would take the 400, and put a one in front of it, and make it $1400. the amount continually increase in and in the last month or so, she took some very substantial checks. >> federal investigators say morris still have a billion dollars from him over the years. earlier this month they arrested her on 19 counts, including wire fraud. >> waistcoats and when due to avoid this -- what can someone do to avoid this? >> look at your bank statement every month. you can't go through life not trusting everyone.

>> he is not spoken to her since he figured out what was going on, and he tries not to think about it at all. he wants to see her that he wants people to see her the way -- he wants people to see her the way he does. >> 20 the governor? what do you think of her now? >> she sure fooled me. >> she is due in court for a federal jury trial. i went to our senior advocates for how this type of cracking be prevented. look for that on wavy news.com. tom: now a follow-up to a weekend shooting in virginia beach. a father of eight children was killed by that gunfire. we are not saying his name yet, because police have not released it at this point. the shooting happened in a parking lot behind major

we talked to people who say they heard the gunfire sunday morning. no suspect information in this case so far. nicole: still to come, a pitch to fix of a local city. see what is being proposed that could change the face of the area around chesapeake square. tom: plus, you have done the crime, and did the time. so it is over, right? see what we found out about felons and their attempts to get a job after jail, ahead. don: a widespread area of rainfall. it will get a lot closer to the peninsula, but that will not be the big thing in our forecast. right in williamsburg, and up toward the northern neck. the big thing will be that the villagers will drop about 20 degrees for tomorrow. i will have the full forecast for you in a few minutes. nicole: and in sports, a top 25 college basketball team falls off the list. tom: we will have that and more

tom: those of you chesapeake could see a new project coming to the western branch area. nicole: council members are proposing a new field house to revitalize the area around chesapeake's are that has seen a bit of slowdown in recent years. this would replace the rigidity

similar to the urging of each house. under the proposal they would use existing funds and spend about $8 million to build it. >> the city should be investing in things that offer the potential of a return. it is not just investing in something that will not return. i think this is a great solution , and hopefully a creative out-of-the-box solution. nicole: if you want to learn more, there is a question and answer session thursday at 6:30 p.m. tom: next, trying to forget the past and move on. see how four convicted felons,

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care that never quits. appointments available now. tom: we continue to follow breaking news and powerful. this is live at the scene of an accident on 27 street. we are told to children and their mother were taken to the hospital after a truck hit their minivan. nicole: an witness told wavy news 10 that the kids were ejected from the van. they are in serious condition. be sure to look for the latest on wavy news 10 at 10:00 p.m., wavy news 10 at 11:00 p.m., and wavy news.com. when people who have been convicted of a felony finish their time, many believe that the law says they have fulfilled their debt to society.

the big question, who is willing to take a chance on someone with a criminal background? >> they need help to find it, but it turns out there are several area programs that helps released inmates find work. we found a local company where about a third of the workforce has a criminal background. released felons create their own opportunities, and as we discovered in putting together this story, some cannot escape the grip of the criminal demons. >> some days it is tough for me to look in the mirror, because i think about my past. >> he has been in trouble with the law several times over the past decade, and ended up doing three years in prison for grand theft auto. he got out in 2012. >> it was tough finding a job. there was a long line of people waiting to get the jobs that were available. a lot of people that were applying for them did not get convictions. >> but he was determined to

programs such as step up, and nelson community college helped him to get his life back in order. >> i know i wanted to change my life. >> that was two weeks ago. he enrolled in school, filed work refurbishing homes, and told us he was proud to be paying taxes, no longer liability to the community. he was living a life he could only dream of while he was inside. he was going to be a shining example of how i released felon can turn his life around. then the story turned around. then thehe was back in jail, convicted of possession of a firearm by a felon. >> all they have to do is reach out. >> madonna is a supervisor with the prisoner reentry program.

>> help them with their resume, teach them interviewing techniques, they will also do the job coaching them to prepare us for what is to expect. >> but who helps them with the criminal background? >> about 60 employees at this manufacturer. about third of them have done time. some of them have worked at the company for 12 years. employees, being able to be with the company. we said we would give you a second chance, we would not hold your past over your head. >> here is the face of a felon you might not expect. employers. >> there were people there that

those types of people you know are not going to change. >> you can tell when someone is serious about wanting to work, or if they are there because there parole officer was making them go. >> if you have a person who is not really willing to change, by their actions, by their talk. >> hiring felons is working for this manufacturer. the prisoner reentry program once more companies to follow their lead. >> it is not about what they've done in the past and is about what they want to do the future. >> back to jeffrey, that is the one who is back behind bars after seeming to get his life back on track. thedespite the setback, he said he believes he does have the potential to turn it around. now, a national movement could help him and many other exit vendors get back on track and it

it is an initiative that takes the question about criminal background off of city job applications. we have much more wavy.com. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast. don: a few of us are getting some rainfall. all of us are going to end up getting some cooler air. it will be cooler by 25 degrees for the day tomorrow. here is what is showing on super doppler 10 life. this whole line is oriented northeast, southwest, and with a line like this movie eastward, i think they hampton roads cities and the bulk of action in terms of rain is going to come from this area well to the west. this is a three hour time lapse sequence. we are moving eastward at about 40 miles per hour. it is also expanding. little areas over the eastern shore, over the bay, and the

nothing too terribly vague, but point. it is not likely to be all that much. it is oriented from northeast to southwest, and there is not much at the southwest end of things. this has yet to move on through. here's a look at our when speed and direction. -- wind speed and direction. it has everything to do with where the rainfall is, and cooler air moving in. it will be a big-time cooling tomorrow. a south southwest wind, and a north wind in richmond. that means that that's cool front is dropping in. it has some rainfall with it. we can see those cooler temperatures not all that much later. it is likely to be closer to 8:00. the 10:00 p.m. in the evening, not hugely dropping out. here's where things are by 7:00

rain temperatures -- and temperatures drop. 53 for the high temperature tomorrow. now we move into wednesday. a couple of stray showers. it will not be a washout whatsoever for the day on wednesday. then we will be up to 72. some cooler air is dropping and with a chance of some rainfall by wednesday evening. wednesday evening, wednesday night, we could get a rumble of thunder out of that as it moves through. on the longer range, we're going to see more rainfall through the area throughout the outer banks coming up late at night thursday night. by friday it is quiet, saturday it is quite, and cool. by monday we will start to see more rainfall move out into the region. that is what is going on in the

temperatures are going to drop a little later on right now. temperatures are going to drop big-time over what we had during the day today. today was around 72, tomorrow around 53 degrees. a good chance of rain, mainly during the evening hours on wednesday into early on thursday morning. much cooler as we get past wednesday. >> the latest college basketball full's are in, and the defending champs are out. another conference on her for you senior guard -- for your odu

all that is next on th >> have been monday. -- happy monday. a big shakeup in the basketball -- college basketball to 25. but first, the game last night. only 11 points for this senior, but he made the clutch play at every turn. daniel evans put it away with a three ball in the final minutes. another energetic crowd, and babbling the mary is tied for second in the conference. -- now william and tied for

>> the significance of it is we beat with the release -- one of the better teams in the league. we spent all this time on the road, lost at hofstra, so we had to beat the top teams in our league so far. i think this is one of those, so to get a win at that level of competition is encouraging. >> they had to northeastern tomorrow. old dominion playing on another level these days. the senior guard was named conference usa's player of the week for a second straight time. in consecutive road wins at florida atlantic and florida international, they brought in 28 and 25 respectively. he is the top score in the conference, and odu is now 12 and 10. the associated press top 25

university of virginia is now back to number nine thanks to a run ofaway win. not in the top 25, the duke blue devils. they have struggled, losing four of the last five games. it is the first time they have been on right since the 2007, 2008 season. but there is an upside with a coach -- they go to georgia tech tomorrow. more college basketball, north carolina head still will, the tar heels will unbeaten -- are still unbeaten. tom: and a brief flirtation with spring. don: a nice warm day. it was 75 degrees. some rainfall out there for the evening and early overnight hours and then it gets much cooler tomorrow. about 22 degrees cooler for tomorrow.

nicole: back at 10:00 breaking news. tonight the voting begins in iowa as the nation takes its first step towards electing a new president. after months of campaigning, tens of millions spent, the final polls show just how close it is on both sides. can trump close the deal, or will cruz take down the front-runner? and can marco rubio surprise with a strong showing? and for hillary clinton, can she fight off a surging bernie sanders, or will 2008 repeat itself in another devastating loss? it's all about turnout, a ground game and a wild sprint to the dramatic finish tonight.