accuse him of breaking news about a shooting investigation in newport news. police say a man who allegedly shot his mother on kitmal drive last week has been arrested. authorities tracked down 20-year-old devante williams in los angeles. we first told you about police say devante wiliams shot his mother on kitmal drive, in the ocean lakes section of the city. the shooting caused nearby ocean lakes elementary to be put on a lockdown, because it was so close to the scene. the mother was seriously injured in the shooting. newport news police is working with the l-a-p-d to get williams extradited back to the area. he is facing several charges including attempted murder and carjacking. a federal judge will decide by the end of the day whether to approve a sex discrimination settlement for female workers, who took b-a-e systems norfolk ship repair to court. if it's approved, the company will pay more than four million dollars. 10 on your side's erin kelly was in court today and talked to a woman who

employees mistreated her. judge arenda wright allen heard from both parties -- who said they were pleased with the settlement . if it's approved -- it will be the first settlement of its kind to be reached in systematically denied raises and promotions for them. that they were stereotyped and that some bosses sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. we talked to janet aviles -- who has worked as a ship fitter for bae. she's a plaintiff in the case and calls the settlement a small victory. 2541 i didn't want them to see me cry, but it's so emotional and i still get emotional now 2546 just to think about the way i was treated 2549 the judge will decide by the end of the day. an attorney for bae told me they are hopeful the judge will approve the settlement and are looking forward to moving forward. coming up on wavy news 10 at 4 -- i'll explain what changes the company would make as

erin kelly, 10 on your side. cold, that's how it is feeling right now. but at least it's not snowing like this morning. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. looks pretty good, but it is definitely winter coat weather out there. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: a mix of clouds and sun. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few flurries...north of the southside. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds west 10-15mph. thursday: mostly sunny. cold and breezy. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds west 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. colder weather has moved into the region. the snow showers from this morning are long gone, and we'll see partly cloudy skies today...getting cloudier by late afternoon. highs will be in the low 40s. we could see some more flurries or a light snow shower late tonight...mainly across the middle peninsula and eastern shore. even

tomorrow. highs will only be in the 30s. we'll be mostly sunny and breezy. wind chills will be in the 20s. on friday a stronger surge of arctic air will move into the region. a weak area of low pressure may form near the coast. this could bring us a few flurries or a possible brief wintry mix to the region. highs will be in the mid 30s. over the weekend, a strong arctic high pressure will build into the region. as it builds, the winds will be strong. so highs will be in the 20s and 30s over the weekend with lows in the teens and 20s. wind chills will be in the single digits in the mornings. we may see some more rain/snow mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned for updates. mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned a man in custody they say burned a three year old boy. this is 24-year-old nathan horn from

accused of hurting his girlfriend's son back in september 20-14. child protective services says - her e mom nor the boyfriend took the child to get medical help. the boy didn't go to the hospital until several days later, when a relative noticed the burns. authorities eventually foun dakota and arrested him. they sent him back to newport news city jail on friday. police say it appears the little boy's injuries are healing. neatw idday, police in newport news are investigating the robbery of a 16-year-old boy at gun point. the boy was taking a short cut on alan drive while walkign with friends yesterday evening. that's when a man appeared and held a gun up to him. the man demanded the jacket. he then ran away after getting those items. police say they are looking for a man, 5 foot 8, with a goatee. if you know anything crime line. developments on a story out of france. that's where two children died when the school bus they were riding in crashed in the eastern

the 12-year-old boy and the 15-year-old girl died when the driver lost control in snowy conditions, causing the bus to flip over. the driver and three other children were slightly hurt. the cause of the accident isn't clear right now, but some reports suggest the bus was going too fast for the bad roads. two people went to the hospital after thisn crash in norfolk. this happened on tidewater drive near biltmore. police say the truck you see on its side there got hit by another car while it was trying to turn. both drivers went to the hospital but both are expected to be okay. we are working to learn if anyone will be charged. in case you missed it, the first presidential primary is over and the results are all in. on the republican side, donald trump ran away with the race. he got 35 percent of the vote. polls predicted a double digit win for the businessman heading in to the vote, and trump did just that. he won by almost 20 points. during a victory speech last night, he said he is very excited about the results, but there is a lot more to be done.

hampshire :31 "we don't win with anything, we are so happy, we are going to make america so great again, maybe greater than ever before. i love you all, thank you new hampshire, thank you thank you new hampshire, thank you. we are going now to south carolina, we're going to win in south carolina it was who finished in second place that came as a surprise to many experts. ohio governor john kasich got a little more than 15 percent of the vote. this morning, he went on the today show to talk about his strong showing. he says the results show a change in how voters are thinking in this election. very positive message. as you know savannah, i was the only one with a really positive message and i always felt that the light could overcome the darkness in a political campaign where we could say what

senator ted cruz came in third, followed by jeb bush and senator marco rubio, who couldn't turn his momentum from iowa into a strong showing in new hampshire. on the democratic side, it wasn't even close between vermont senator bernie sanders and former secretary of state hillary clinton. he won by almost 22 points. the senator is making income inequality the focus of his campaign sanders told supporters his win shows the political and economic establishment of america that people will no longer accept a rigged economy. l/ concord, new hampshire:02 (sen. bernie sanders / democratic presidential candidate:40) "together we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington... from maine to california... (cheers)... and that is that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people and not just a handful of wealthy

their superpacs hillary clinton congratulated sanders on his victory. hillary clinton congratulated sanders on his victory. she then went on to say that she better the lives of americans. she says she is determined to fight for every vote in every state. now the focus will shift to south carolina for republicans. the republican primary in that state is february 20th. meanwhile, democrats will have their attention on the nevada caucus on the same day. republicans in nevada will caucus february 23rd. democrats in south carolina will have 27th. a bill in the general students in underperforming schools to switch to a different one within the same district. the house passed the bill tuesday. it now heads to the senate. association president says she has some practical concerns. for example -- she wants to know what would happen if a student

is already overcrowded. some parents in virginia beach feel their voices haven't been heard when it comes to changing the public school grading system. families, school board members and others, interested in the issue, attended a forum sponsored by concerned parents last night. the meeting comes as the public school division looks to change grading policies for secondary schools - and develop a uniform standard. some parents want on-going practices to change, like teachers allowing students to turn work in late and retake tests. one mother believes students are not being held accountable. she's calling on change. sot vicky manning - concerned parent c2 c2 01:02:00 "we really want parents to be heard and we want the administration to open the door for parents to speak out and to be heard about this." a committee of teachers, parents, students and school board members are working on recommendations. so far, they haven't made any formal submissions. any changes the school board makes, will go into effect during the next school

virginia beach school board members are also thinking about changing the calendar. they passed a motion yesterday to remove some teaching days from the school year. the official vote to change the calendar is scheduled for next week. if the vote does go through -- students will spend one or two fewer days in class, and teachers may get more time for professional development. still ahead - ferguson city council votes to agree on a deal with the department of justice. but only if some changes are made. why the d-o-j is says it may sanction the city. plus - a super star olympian says she is concerned about the zika virus during the upcoming games. what the u-s olympic comittee is saying about the outbreak so far. also -- we're on your side with a car recall. why some daimler and mercedes benz models need to be fixed. plus - a man is not allowed on a plane because of what he is wearing. the religious reason he refused to be searched. and - it's cold out now,

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the city council in ferguson missouri announced last night it will approve an agreement between the city and the u-s department of justice. but only if some changes are made. the council voted unanimously to the agreement, but only if seven conditions are met. the proposal comes after months of negotiations. but after an analysis found it would cost the city close to four-million dollars in its first year, ferguson leaders are asking for changes. the biggest change -- removing a justice department requirement for police salaries to be raised. the department of justice has already said no to that. ferguson's mayor believes there is nothing wrong with what

knowles says: . we're not trying to take away any safe guards, we're not trying to take away anything subsequent about the decree. many of these we're going to continue to do that." the d-o-j says it may explore legal actions against ferguson for delaying the nnew policy in coming to the city. a former priest is arrested for a murder that happened almost 56 years ago. 81-year-old john feit is accused of killing irene garza in dallas in 19-60. the 25 year-old grade school teacher and beauty church the night of her murder for confession. father feit was 27 at the time. police say he was the last person to see her - what new evidence they found. authorities arrested feit outside his home in phoenix. he left the priesthood many children and authorities are working to send him back to texas.

san diego was diverted by the flight crew. all because a passenger allegedly got too drunk and started threatening others on board. airline officials say the man sat in the middle airlines flight. he started to become disruptive, and flight attendants came over to calm him down. that's when he started cursing at them. he even threatened the crew at one point. that's when the pilots decided to land in denver to get the man off the plane. several passengers caught the uncermonious exit on their cell phone. many of them clapped and cheered as air marshalls escorted the man off the flight. (s/ renee wilkinson / passenger :18) "they changed seats for a couple of passengers so there were some well built men sitting around him to try and contain him. at one point the flight attendants moved the drink card so in between coach and first class so he could get up front anymore. the flight was able to continue its journey to san diego without any further disruptions. a popular women's soccer

concerned about the zika outbreak in brazil heading into the olympics. u-s national team goalkeeper hope solo told sports illustrated if she had to make the choice today, she would not go to the summer games in rio. solo says she feels that competing in the olympics should be a safe environment for every athlete, male or female. the u-s olympic committee said it hasn't advised athletes to consider not competing because of the virus. the women's soccer team is playing games in texas as they try to qualify for rio. it may be cold here, but other parts of the country are enjoying some record breaking high temperatures. people in seattle took adantage of a 62-degree day yesterday. residents got to go outside to take the dog for a walk, or just go for a job, and some peopel just fed the ducks. about 140 miles west in forks, washington, temperatures reached 73 degrees, the warmest temperature ever in the month of february there. that is about seven degrees warmer than the high in miami.

rest of today: a mix of clouds and sun. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few southside. lows will be in the mid 20s. thursday: mostly sunny. cold and breezy. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds west 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. colder weather has moved into the region. the snow showers from this morning are long gone, and we'll see partly cloudy skies today...getting cloudier by late afternoon. highs will be in the low 40s. we could see some more

shower late tonight...mainly across the middle peninsula and eastern shore. even colder air moves in tomorrow. highs will only be in the 30s. we'll be mostly sunny and breezy. wind chills will be in the 20s. on friday a stronger surge of arctic air will move into the region. a weak area of low pressure may form near the coast. this could bring us a few flurries or a possible brief wintry mix to the build into the region. as it builds, the winds will be strong. so highs will be in the 20s and 30s over the weekend with lows in the teens and 20s. wind chills will be in the single digits in the mornings. we may see some

mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned

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breaking news out of norfolk -- where a federal judge has accepted a more than 4-million-dollar settlement against b-a-e systems norfolk ship repair. attorneys for the women in the class action sex discrimination suit say b-a-e systematically denied raises and promotions for them. they claim some bosses stereotyped and sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. plaintiffs call the settlement a small victory. we're on your side with a rare recall to tell you about. daimler and mercedes benz issued recalls on 840-thousand cars and vans in the u-s because

may be defective. the company join several other who recalled vehicles because of the airbags. they can explode violently without any warning. the airbags are blamed on 10 deaths worldwide. nine of those in the u-s. daimler says the recall is a precautionary measure. replacing the airbags in all the cars will cost around 380-milliong dolalrs. if you own a one of the affected, you will be notified by the company. a popular actor on the stage and the screen is battling stomach cancer. japanese actor ken watanabe just had surgery hospital. that's according to his spokesperson. wantabe made his american stage debut last year in the "king and i" on broadway. he received a tony nomination for his work. he also has an oscar nomination to his name, for his work in the movie "the last samurai." ken watanabe also battled leukemia in 19-89 and 19-94. coming up on midday-- authorities track down a

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repair. attorneys for the women in the class action sex discrimination suit say b-a-e systematically denied raises and promotions for them. they claim some bosses stereotyped and sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. plaintiffs call the settlement a small victory. a lot more news to get to in the next half hour, but now it's time to get a look at the forecast. one word to describe today. cold. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. the sun is shining, but don't let that look fool you. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: a mix of clouds and sun. highs

winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few flurries...north of the southside. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds west 10-15mph. thursday: mostly sunny. cold and breezy. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds west 10-20mph with gusts up to 25mph. colder weather has moved into the region. the snow showers from this morning are long gone, and we'll see partly cloudy skies today...getting cloudier by late afternoon. highs will be in the low 40s. we could see some more flurries or a light snow shower late tonight...mainly across the middle peninsula and eastern shore. even colder air moves in tomorrow. highs will only be in the 30s. we'll be mostly sunny and breezy. wind

20s. on friday a stronger surge of arctic air will move into the region. a weak area of low pressure may form near the coast. this could bring us a few flurries or a possible be in the 20s and 30s updates. breaking news about a shooting investigation in newport news. police say a man who allegedly shot his mother on kitmal drive last week williams in los angeles. we first told you about this shooting last week. police say devante wiliams shot his mother last thursday at the home on kitmal drive, in the ocean lakes section of the city. the shooting caused nearby ocean lakes elementary to be put on a lockdown, because it was so close to the scene. the mother was seriously injured in the shooting. newport news police is working with the l-a-p-d to get williams extradited back to the area. he is facing several charges including attempted murder and carjacking. all new at midday -- newport news police have

burned a three year old boy. this is 24-year-old nathan horn from north dakota. he is accused of hurting his girlfriend's son back in protective services says - neither the mom nor the boyfriend took the child to get medical help. the boy didn't go to the hospital until several relative noticed the burns. authorities eventually found horn in north dakota and arrested him. they sent him back to newport news city jail on friday. police say it appears the little boy's injuries are healing. new at midday, police in newport news are investigating the robbery of a 16-year-old boy at gun point. the boy was taking a short cut on alan drive while walkign with friends yesterday evening. that's when a man appeared and held a gun up to him. the man demanded the victim's phone and jacket. he then ran away after getting those items. police say they are looking for a man, 5 foot 8, with a goatee. if you know anything about what happened, call crime line. we are following

out of france. that's where two children died when the school bus they were riding in crashed in the eastern part of the country. the 12-year-old boy and the 15-year-old girl died when the driver lost control in snowy conditions, causing the bus to flip over. the driver and three other children were slightly hurt. the cause of the accident isn't clear right now, but some reports suggest the bus was going too fast for the bad roads. two people went to the hospital after thisn crash in norfolk. this happened on tidewater drive near biltmore. police say the truck you see on its side there got hit by another car while it was trying to turn. both drivers went to the hospital but both are expected to be okay. we are working to learn if anyone will primary is over and the results are all in. on the republican side, donald trump ran away with the race. he got 35 percent of the vote. polls predicted a double digit win for the businessman heading in to the vote, and trump did just that. he won by almost 20 points. during a

night, he said he is very excited about the results, but there is a lot more to be done. s/donald trump (r) new hampshire :31 "we don't much, you are going to be so happy, we are going to make america so great again, maybe greater than ever before. i love you all, thank you new hampshire, thank you thank you new hampshire, thank you. we are going now to south carolina, we're going to win in south carolina it was who finished in second place that came as a surprise to many experts. ohio governor john kasich got a little more than 15 percent of the vote. this morning, he went on the today show to talk about his strong showing. he says the results show a change in how voters are thinking in this election. s/gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate :13 "you know i had a positive message and i always felt that the

darkness in a political campaign where we could say what we're for." senator ted cruz came in third, followed by jeb bush and senator marco rubio, who couldn't turn his momentum from iowa into a strong showing in new hampshire. on the democratic side, it wasn't even close between vermont senator bernie sanders and former secretary of state hillary clinton. he won by almost 22 points. the senator is making income inequality the focus of his campaign sanders told supporters his win shows the political and economic establishment of america that people will no longer accept a rigged economy. l/ concord, new hampshire:02 (sen. bernie sanders / street to washington... from maine to california... (cheers)... and that is that the government of our great country belongs

the people and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors and their superpacs hillary clinton congratulated sanders on his victory. she then went on to say that she will work harder than any other candidate to help make changes to better the lives of americans. she says she is determined to fight for every vote in every state. now the focus will shift to south carolina for republicans. the republican primary in that state is february 20th. meanwhile, democrats will have their attention on the nevada caucus on the same day. republicans in nevada will caucus february 23rd. democrats in south carolina will have their say on feburary 27th. newport news police are investigating a late night robbery at a cell phone store. officers tell us someone with a weapon walked into the a-t-&-t store on jefferson avenue across from patrick henry mall. some employees were inside, but no one was

we're working to learn if officers have a description of the suspect and if he got away with anything. we can show you video of a house fire in newport news. firefighters put out the flames last night on darden drive. that's in the denbigh section of the city. you can see it was a very busy scene, and there was a lot of fire damage around the front windows. crews said no one was inside the home when they a bill in the general assembly would allow students in underperforming schools to switch to a different one within the same district. the house passed the bill tuesday. it now heads to the senate. the virginia education association president says she has some practical concerns. for example -- she wants to know what would happen if a student switched to a school that is already overcrowded. some parents in virginia beach feel their voices haven't been heard when it comes to changing the public school grading system. families, school board members and others, interested in the issue, attended a forum sponsored by

night. the meeting comes as the public school division looks to change grading policies for secondary schools - and develop a uniform standard. some parents want on-going practices to change, like teachers allowing students to turn work in late and retake tests. one mother believes students are not being held accountable. she's calling on change. sot vicky manning - concerned parent c2 c2 01:02:00 "we really want parents to be heard and we want the administration to open the door for parents to speak out and to be heard about this." a committee of teachers, parents, students and school board members are working on recommendations. so far, they haven't made any formal submissions. any changes the school board makes, will go into effect during the next school thinking about changing the calendar. they passed a motion yesterday to remove some teaching days from the school year. the official vote to change the calendar is scheduled for next week. if the vote does go through -- students

fewer days in class, and teachers may get more time for professional development. big economic news for hampton roads. norfolk city council approved the money to entice data processing company a-d-p to relocate. the vote allows the economic development authority to use five-million dollars to persuade the fortune 500 company to move into downtown norfolk, and bring thousands of new jobs with it. the relocation isn't a done deal just yet. a-d-p still needs to make the decision to move, and right now there is no timeline for when that could happen. in the wake of corruption charges against norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot, a city councilman is hoping to figure out what went wrong. andy protogyrou is calling for an audit of city policies and procedures. he wants the city auditor to look over burfoot's indictment and see if any policies need to addressed. he provided a copy of his memo to council at last night's work session c23 4:40:30 - as you read the document that i and then in turn, to

we can come up with answers ultimately. burfoot faces public corruption and perjury charges dating back to his time on city council. still ahead on midday- not allowed to fly because of what he was wearing. an ariline is now apologizing to this man for keeping him off a flight. plus - an elephant goes on a rampage through a village in india. a look at the video of his destruction. plus - we're on your side with another look at the super doppler 10 forecast -stay with us we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day.

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breaking news out of norfolk -- where a federal judge has accepted a more than 4-million-dollar settlement against b-a-e systems norfolk ship repair. attorneys for the women in the class action sex discrimination suit say b-a-e systematically denied raises and promotions for them. they claim some bosses stereotyped and sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. plaintiffs call the settlement a small victory. breaking news about a shooting investigation in virginia beach. police say a man who allegedly shot his mother on kitmal drive last week has been arrested. authorities tracked down 20-year-old devante williams in los angeles. we first told you about

police say devante williams shot his mother last thursday at the home on kitmal drive, in the ocean lakes section of the city. the shooting caused nearby ocean lakes high school to be put on a lockdown, because it was so close to the scene. the mother was seriously extradited back to the area. he is facing several charges including attempted murder and carjacking. more emergency workers are at the site of the train crash in germany that killed at least 10 people. the trains crashed head-on about 40 miles south of munich. the two train drivers are thought to be among the dead, and one forest. authorites are still trying to figure out why several safety measures failed and how the trains got on the same set of tracks at the same time. the search for survivors in an apartment building that collapsed in an earthquake in taiwan enters it's sixth day. more than 100 people got trapped when the building came down on saturday. search teams are still

like excavators, to dig through the rubble and find anyone who may still be alive. the rescuers know that as more time passes, the chance of finding anyone else alive becomes slimmer. many family members are surrounding the building, waiting for any news on loved ones. former israeli prime minister ehud olmert will be spending more time in prison. olmert will have his original 18-month prison sentence extended for one month. it's because he pressured a friend not to testify in the several legal cases against him. he pleaded guilty to that charge last month. the court in jerusalem convicted the former prime minister in 20-14 of accepting bribes to promote a controversial real-estate project. he got a sentence of six years for that. he is the first former israeli prime minister to go to prison. an indian-american actor is accepting an apology from a mexican airline. the flight crew wouldn't let him on to the plane because he was wearing a turban.

home from mexico city to new york monday. when he wouldn't take his turban off, security wouldn't let him on to the plane. the turban is part of the dress code for sikh men, and it carries a deep religious signicance. still, the airline would not let him fly until he let them check it. ahluwalia says: "you know i've been asked that before and i said i will talked amongst themselves and one of the aeromexico agents came back to me and said: 'you will not be flying aeromexico, you should book yourself on another airline'." the airline apologized to the man in a statement. an elephant goes into a viallage and starts destryoing things. this happened earlier today in india. the elephant smashed homes and sent frieghtened residents running for cover. the animal wandered from a nearby forrest into the town. an official says the elephant was a loner, and was looking for food.

people, and appeared to be afraid to approach anywhere. after several hours of chasing the elephant, authorities shot it with a tranquilizer and used a crane to take it out of town. check out this unbelievable video from outer space. british astronaut tim peake offered this incredible view of earth from his twitter account you can see lightning strikes over africa and europe. an absolutely incredible site from above. peake in almost halfway through his mission on the space station, which started in december. (weather anim - with track) rest of today: a mix of clouds and sun. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few flurries...north of the southside. lows will be in the mid 20s. winds west 10-15mph. thursday: mostly sunny. cold and breezy. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds west 10-20mph with

colder weather has moved into the region. the snow showers from this morning are long gone, and we'll see partly cloudy skies today...getting cloudier by late afternoon. highs will be in the low 40s. we could see some more flurries or a light snow colder air moves in tomorrow. highs will only be in the 30s. we'll be mostly sunny and breezy. wind chills will be in the 20s. on friday a stronger surge of arctic air will move into the region. a weak area of low pressure may form near the coast. this could bring us a few flurries or a possible brief wintry mix to the region. highs will be in the mid 30s. over the weekend, a strong arctic high pressure will build into the region. as it builds, the winds will be strong. so highs will be in the 20s and 30s over the weekend with lows in mornings. we may see some more rain/snow mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned

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these people wanted to see how they "stacked up" against the competition. but most of them got "flattened" at the end. residents of liberal, kansas competed against people from a town in england in the 20-16 international pancake day race. it's a pre-lent tradition that brings together the two communities from opposite sides of the world. the race features women running a 415-yard course with a pancake in a pan. this

parsons won the kansas leg of the race. but did not beat the time of the england winner. a 93-year-old world war 2 veteran is in australia. he flew there from virginia to go see his wartime girlfirend. norwood thomas landed in adelaide to reunite with 88-year-old joyce morris. they met in london shortly before d-day. thomas was a paratrooper at the base near where she lived. they lost touch after the war, but last year, they reconnected via skype. after their story went public, a fundraising campaign helped raise money for thomas to travel to australia to see morris, where she now lives. s/ norwood thomas/ us world war ii veteran :19 question: "what's the first thing you're going plans for the week, what's the plans?" thomas: "i really don't know. i'm just sitting and taking it as life comes,

and i'll be there." norwoods son said there would probably be some tears when the two first saw each other for the first time in more than 70 years. "the boss" made them late. that's what a dad in new york told his kids' teachers. patrick papino took his seven and 12 year old children to a bruce springsteen concert monday. the three of them didn't get home until early tuesday morning, so dad let the kids sleep in and then sent an epic note to school with them. surprisingly, the excuse may actually fly. one of the teachers was at the concert too. (s/ patrick papino / wrote springsteen as you can. and when the boss brings the band to town, be there. however, mom is not very happy about the excuse. because she is a teacher.

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