news. we've been checking on polling locations on the peninsula. coming up we'll tell you how voter turnout is looking so to the crime this morning. i'm jason marks. hear why he says he did it. i'm lex gray in newport news, where a firefighter almost went through the roof of a building today. you'll hear from another firefighter who was up there with him. family members of the woman they say died in this fire speak to 10 on your side about what happened. im brandi cummings in norfolk with the story. tonight: showers roll in after midnight. mild with lows near 50 degrees. wind: s/nw 10-20mph. our super tuesday coverage is first at 4. it's the biggest decision day of the presidential campaign so far. voters in 12 states including virginia are chosing candidates today. hundreds of delegates are up for grabs. 595 on the republican side. 859 for the democrats. we have team coverage

peninsula. we begin with 10 on your side's andy fox live in norfolk. we are here at the old dominion precinct at the larchmont rec center. let's take you onisde this is a dual primary, so when you got inside you have to declare which primary you are in. here you are given a blue sheet for the democratic primary or a green sheet for the republican primary. voting turnout as of 2pm only 6%. keep in mind in the 2008 primary for president the turnout was 36%. norfolk has a lot of catching up to do. no real problems in norfolk except a lot of people aren't showing up. the only real issue in norfolk was construction in east ocean view. they had to get police to direct people into

now to the peninsula. 10 on your side's liz palka is talking to voters and election officials in newport news. stephanie - we are at the saunders elementary school precinct which is right off harpersville

the busier precincts in the city. and as we have been out here - there has certainly voters. i checked in with the mallory. he told me they haven't had any issues at the saunders polling location. like many other precincts, they are voting on a paper ballot with a ball point pen. each ballot is then scanned...and will be counted when voting stops at seven. when i called the registrar's office earlier - i was told the city is seeing a strong turnout on this super tuesday. here's how particular. ken mallory - precinct chief - we were expecting around 25%, were at about 17 right now. so we might get there by the end of the day. we're at about 675, 680 voters so it's been slow but steady. we're getting a lot of people coming through the door, which is great. they haven't had an empty gym at any point today. there has always

and they take that as a good sign. in newport news, liz palka, 10 on your side. republican front runner donald trump is holding a rally in kentucky. here's a live picture from the event in louisville. democratic front runner hillary clinton was in norfolk last night for a campaign rally at lake taylor high school. right now --- hillary clinton holds a ten- point lead over bernie sanders among registered democrats. nbc news-survey monkey weekly election tracking poll. support for sanders is at an all-time high- of 41 percent. donald trump hits a new high among registered republicans. he has the support of 40-percent of those polled. that's nearly double the 21-percent who name senator marco rubio as their presidential pick. senator ted cruz is in third place with 18 percent. we'll be following the results all night and we'll bring them to you as they come

results tonight watch wavy news 10 at 10 on fox 43, and wavy news 10 at 11. we will also post the results on wavy dot com. we also have a ton of extra coverage of super tuesday here. you'll find coverage of every candidate who came to hampton roads. also, be sure to download our mobile app for results as soon as they come in. make sure you turn 'on' your push notifications. new information at 4 in a developing story in suffolk. an undetermined death in a cemetery is now a homicide investigation. someone called 9-1-1 around 1-30 this morning after finding a man's body at the pleasant hill cemetery on old dill road. this afternoon --- police identified him as 42-year-old wayne watford. police are asking if you have any information --- pleaded no contest today in virginia beach. police arrested 23-year-old cody gerarden and his roommate justin page last year. prosecutors say they put a rope

it until it died. gerarden entered the plea right before his trial was scheduled to start. 10 on your side's jason marks was in court and has the latest. jason as you mentioned gerarden pleaded no contest. meaning he is acknowledging that there is enough evidence to convict him if the case moved forward. he ended up pleading to felony animal cruelty. in april gerarden put a rope around "pirate" the cat's throat. court records show page held the cat down and gerarden pulled the rope until the cat was no longer breathing. page and gerarden were roommates and both in the navy. the incident happened the in the woods off of prosperity road near their apartment. they told a neighbor are the dead cat and gave her a reason why it happened. "appearently he was holding it down to remove a tick off it. him and page and the cat bit him and that's what caused it so" gerarden will be

facing 5 years in prison. page is scheduled for trial on the same charge in two weeks. jason marks 10 on your side. virginia beach police are investigating a deadly crash between a car and an e-m-s vehicle. it happened around 9:15 this morning at the intersection of north mall drive and lynnhaven parkway. police say the e-m-s s-u-v was traveling on lynnhaven when a car gong the opposite direction made a left turn onto north mall drive. the e-m-s vehicle hit the car. the passenger in the car --- 88-year-old doris baxter died. the driver of the car also went to the hospital. the brigade chief who was driving the s-u-v is on administrative duties pending the outcome of the investigation. e-m-s was not responding to a call at the time of the crash. investigators are looking for witnesses. a truck driver is charged with reckless driving after an early morning crash with an ambulance in newport news. the ambulance had a patient on board at the time. police say the truck driver merged onto warwick boulevard from mercury and turned inot the

sent us these pictures. the amblance didn't have it's emergency equipment activated at the time. the patient and the firefighter medics inside went to the hospital. they were treated for injuries and released. the truck driver wasn't hurt. school officials say lake taylor middle school will reopen tomorrow. the virginia beach middle school closed today. a school spokeswoman told 10 on your side an equipment problem caused a power outage. now at 4 --- we're tracking rain moving into hampton roads. there is also colder weather in the forecast. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: showers roll in after midnight. mild degrees. wind: s/nw 10-20mph. wednesday: morning showers early, clearing by mid-morning. cooler with highs near 50 degrees. wind: nw 10-20mph g. 30. thursday: cold morning with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s. wind: n, light. a cold front will cross our area by wednesday morning. ahead of it, scattered showers can be expected across the tidewater area after

wednesday with windy and cool conditions. thursday, cloud cover increases throughout the day with a chance for a wintry mix by late thursday night affiliated with an area of low pressure that will move into our area. the track of the low seems to keep most of our area under more of a cold rain event, but a wintry mix remains possible north of the southside thru early friday...no accumulations are expected. colder weather sticks with us thru saturday. another disturbance moves into our area late saturday into sunday morning precipitation. in the wake of that system, it actually begins to warm up as a southerly wind takes over. so, expect warm weather for next week. a close call involving a local firefighter. lex gray will tell you what happened when the roof a burning building collapsed. a coast guard rescue. why a local crew needed

the family of a man shot and killed by norfolk police is now suing for millions of dollars. i'm deanna leblanc. more

local police officers were among the hundreds who gathered today in woodbridge to remember a virginia police officer killed on her first day on the job. norfolk police posted this picture on the department's facebook page of the honor guard after it arrived in prince william county this morning. a memorial service and funeral was held today for officer ashley guindon. she was shot and killed saturday while responding to a domestic violence call. the family of a man shot and killed by a norfolk police officer is now suing the officer indicted in his death.

david latham in 2014. carrington has been charged with manslaughter - his trial is set for later this year. but now, latham's family is also fighting for damages. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is here with the details. this is new - there are already criminal charges against officer edington - that is set to move forward to trial in september. now - he's also facing a civil lawsuit from the victim's family. according to court papers - they want 9- million-dollars for what they say the have suffered in the year and a half since his death. the shooting happened at this home on west 30th street in june of 2014. latham's family called police for help. they say he was suffering from a mental illness and they wanted help getting him emergency psychiatric care. police say when they arrived, latham was holding a knife. court documents show edington shot latham in the entryway of the home several times. latham may not have an attorney yet in this new lawsuit - but i did reach out to the lawyer fighting his criminal case - hear what he had to say - tonight

i'm dl 10 on your side. portsmouth police are investigating car break ins at a hotel parking garage. dispatchers tell us they happened overnight at the renaissance garage on water street in olde towne. we're working to find out how many vehicles were broken into and the extent of the damage. we also want to know if police have any possible suspects. american astronaut scott kelly is on his way back home. here's a live picture from space --- as he says his goodbyes and the hatch closes on the international space station. kelly and a russian cosmonaut will return to earth tomorrow. this ends kelly's year long mission. check out these pictures. today --- kelly tweeted these incredible photos of the earth and of his final sunrise from the international space . meteorologist deitra tate

after midnight. mild with lows near 50 degrees. wind: s/nw 10-20mph. wednesday: morning showers early, clearing by mid-morning. cooler with highs near 50 degrees. wind: nw 10-20mph g. 30. thursday: cold morning and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s. wind: n, light. a cold front will cross our area by wednesday morning. ahead of it, scattered showers can be expected across the tidewater area after midnight tonight thru sunrise wednesday morning. rainfall estimates will be 1/4" or less. sunshine is expected by midday wednesday with windy and cool conditions. thursday, cloud cover increases

a chance for a wintry mix by late thursday night affiliated with an area of low pressure that will move into our area. the track of the low seems to keep most of our area under more of a cold rain event, but a wintry mix remains possible north of the southside thru early friday...no accumulations are expected. colder weather sticks with us thru saturday. another disturbance moves into our area late saturday into sunday morning bringing us more precipitation. in the wake of that system, it actually begins to warm up as a southerly wind takes over. so, expect warm

here's what's coming up in our next ninety the zika outbreak is causing concerns for some olympic athletes. two leading women's golfers are worried about competing in rio this year. what they plan to do-- and what some entrepreneurs are working on in canada to help fight the mosquito-borne virus. the battle between the feds and apple continues-- this time, on capitol hill. apple refuses to break into the san bernardino terrorist's i-phone. new at 5:30-- hear what f-b-i director's testimony today-- and the tech company's response. also new at 5:30-- a little girl with a big heart is helping other children who are less fortunate. and-- she's spreading a message of hope, with barbie dolls. anita will tell you about the program-- and how you can help. see these stories when tom schaad joins me beginning at 5. our coverage of super tuesday continues here at 4. we'll check in with voters and election officials in virginia

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american astronaut scott kelly is on his way back home. here's a live picture from space --- as he says

hatch closes on the international space station. kelly and a russian cosmonaut will return to earth tomorrow. this ends kelly's year long mission. a man is safe after a local coast guard crew rescued him from the back river. this is video of a coast guard mh-60 jayhawk crew from elizabeth city lowering a rescue swimmer to lift the man up the helicopter. his 15 foot boat ran aground early sunday evening near jamestown island. the man tried to get going again at high tide monday morning --- but the boat wouldn't move. so he called the coast guard. the crew took him to the williamsburg airport.

determined the man was fine. newport news shipbuilding will christen the navy's newest submarine on saturday. elisabeth mabus, daughter of secretary of the navy ray mabus will smash a bottle of sparkling wine across the bow of the washington. she is the submarine's sponsor. in 2014 --- mabus authenticated the keel by chalking her initials onto a metal plate. the initials were welded onto a plate that is permanently affixed to the sub. in september we showed this photo of the washington's completed hull. construction on this virginia class sub started in september 20-11. a car slams into a gas station and a fireball follows. what caused this explosive crash. lex gray is live in newport news with a story about a close call on the job for a firefighter. she'll tell you about the tense moments when a roof collapsed during a fire. meteorologist deitra tate is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. also straight ahead --- you'll find out what chief meteorologist don slater is working on for

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meteorologist deitra tate tonight: showers roll in after midnight. mild with lows near 50 degrees. wind: s/nw 10-20mph. wednesday: morning showers early, clearing by mid-morning. cooler with highs near 50 degrees. wind: nw

cold morning and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s. wind: n, light. a cold front will cross our area by wednesday morning. ahead of it, scattered showers can be expected across the tidewater area after midnight tonight thru sunrise wednesday morning. rainfall estimates will be 1/4" or less. sunshine is expected by midday wednesday with windy and cool conditions. thursday, cloud cover increases throughout the day with a chance for a wintry mix by late thursday night affiliated with an area of low pressure that will move into our area. the track of the low seems to keep most of our area under more of a cold rain event, but a wintry mix remains possible north of the southside thru early friday...no accumulations are expected. colder weather sticks with us thru saturday. another disturbance moves into our area late saturday into sunday morning bringing us more precipitation. in the wake of that system, it

up as a southerly wind takes over. so, expect warm weather for next week. firefighters in newport news are relieved after a close call today. the roof of a burning building gave out -- and a firefighter almost fell in. it happened around 11:30 this morning at a church building on 35th street.

gray talked to another firefighter who was on the roof when it happened. right, he tells me he dropped what he was doing immediately, and grabbed him. fortunately - the firefighter didn't fall all the way through, and he is going to be just fine. but it could have been much worse. lieutenant brian sanzo says the fire was still going when it happened. and you can see that firefighters were still working on it for more than an hour after they 10 on your side viewer sent us this video as they were working. sanzo says part of the roof was rotting -- and the firefighters and all their equipment add a lot of weight. lt. brian sanzo/newport you go up on a roof? sanzo: absolutely, absolutely. you do, you do. but it's a lot of times it's the only way to open it up and get to it, so we just stay real cautious while we're doing it and make sure we keep an eye on our folks again - the firefighter

checked out, but he wasn't hurt. investigators from the fire marshal's office have ruled that the cause of the fire on 35th street this afternoon is accidental. they are attributing the cause to be related to a malfunction in a wall heater. coming up on now to super tuesday --- the busiest voting day of the primary season. voters in 12 states including virginia are going to the polls today. hundreds of delegates are up for grabs. 595 on the republican side. 859 for the democrats. donald trump and hillary clinton are at the top --- but the other campaigns are trying to knock them down. today in a scathing letter - outgoing congressman scott rigell told voters to vote for anyone but donald trump. he goes on to say - if trump gets byler - the hampton roads chairman of the trump campaign - about what rigell had to say. gary byler trump regional chairman "well i think it's election day i got a

that after election day will see the scott rigell that we know and love a man who is more thoughtful in his comments runs :16 joining me now in the studio is 10 on your side political analyst joel rubin. virginians head to the polls tuesday to help pick the republican and

president. the state is one of a dozen super tuesday contests whose outcomes could go a long way in determining each party's eventual winner. the limited polling available in virginia shows donald trump ahead in the republican primary and hillary clinton leading in the democratic race. republican party of virginia chairman john whitbeck says he expects a record turnout of voters in the gop primary. his democratic counterpart, susan swecker, says turnout on the democratic side should be "robust." virginia is an open primary, and registered voters can vote in either primary. u.s. rep. scott rigell of virginia is imploring his fellow republicans to vote for anyone but donald trump. in an open letter sent to supporters tuesday, rigell said it would be "nothing short of catastrophic" to the gop if the billionaire businessman becomes the republican presidential

we'll be following the results all night and we'll bring them to you as they come

watch wavy news 10 at 10 on fox 43, and wavy news 10 at 11 and go to wavy dot com. i'm liz palka live in newport news. i'll let you know how voter turnout went here. a secret service agent takes down a reporter during a political rally in virginia. we'll show you video of the confrontation. a deadly officer-involved shooting in north carolina has emotions running high in one community. you'll hear from the mother of the man

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a neighborhood in raleigh, north carolina is on edge after a deadly officer-involved shooting. witnesses say officers shot (pic from na61m) and killed 24-year-old akiel denkins last night as he was running away. (scene vids from nbc/na47m) police have not identified the man killed --- but say they were chasing a drug suspect. investigators say a gun was found near his body. witnesses say he didn't have a weapon. (rolanda byrd/mother of akiel denkins) "my son didn't have no gun on him, my son wasn't threatening that officer." this was how the commuity reacted. last night hundreds of people protested near the scene of the deadly officer involved shooting. (chris jones, pastor) "if he ran from you today, you could have arrested

have to kill him today?" today the north carolina chapter of the n-double-a-c-p held a news conference calling for a complete transparent investigation. leaders asked the community to remain calm. dr. reverend william barber - north carolina naacp "while this matter is being appropriately investigated, we urge the community to be vigilant in the pursuit of justice, but not to be violent toward one another. this is no time to turn on each other. it's a time to turn to each other." police say the officer involved in the shooting is on adminstration leave. that's department policy while the the state bureau of investigation looks into what happened. check out the smoke and flames pouring from this gas station. we'll tell you what sparked this fire. a deadly fire in norfolk. brandi cummings talked to the victim's family about what the elderly woman did before she died.

after midnight. mild with lows near 50

it has been nearly a week since a massive fire ripped through a duplex in norfok's ocean view area. you could see the flames for miles. fire

around two on friday morning a woman and two children were treated and released from the hospital, but officials say an elderly woman died. family members say the claudia ridley. 10 on your side's brandi victim's brother today. anita, it would be hard for anyone to learn that a family member died so tragically, but what makes things even harder for this family is not knowing what started the fire. i spoke to norfolk fire officials today. they still dont' know what caused the massive fire on kingston avenue. officials have told us a man and woman who lived on the first floor were able to get out of the duplex ok. family members say 65 year old claudia ridley helped her roommate, as well as that woman's 13 year old rommate was babysitting-- all out to safety. firefighters from the second floor window. they say she was burned and later died. today claudia ridley's brother roy told me he wanted to talk about her.

she was a woman of god and she did good by everyone she met. - roylen ridley, claudia ridley's brother no one knew who she was. they spoke about the elderly lady. neighbors said some wonderful things about my sister which i was grateful for but no one knew who she was. there is a gofund me account set up to help the family with funeral expenses. we are working to post information on how you can help pn our website wavy.com. im brandi cummings 10 on your side. a 14-year-old accused of a shooting in a junior high school cafeteria - remains in custody. the teen made his first court appearnce today on attempted murder and assault charges. we told you yesterday at 4: witnesses say the 14-year-old pulled out a gun yesterday, opened fire, shot two students and then ran from the school. a police dog helped catch the teen near- by. two other students were hurt from shrapnel and from running away from the gunfire. none of the injuries are life threatening. school leaders plan to reopen

returning to the cafeteria so we will have additional supports in the cafeteria the next few days with again, our goal of returning to as much normalcy as we can. our number one priority is to make our students feel as comfortable and safe despite what has happened." the sheriff says he's aware of a motive but wasn't ready to release it. a northern virginia student could in big trouble after investigators say she made threats on social media in the form of emojis! police say the 8th grader used the graphics on her instagram account. investigators say they were of a gun, a bomb, and a knife. school administrators sent a letter home to parents. (melissa batchelor murphy/mother) "so basically they just sent out an email and said there had been an incident at the middle school and that the administration was handling it." fairfax police are keeping the details quiet. the commonwealth's attorney is handling the case. the t-s-a didn't think these gun-themed

flying the friendly skies. agents in baltimore stopped a traveler who had them in her carry on-bags. that's because the t-s-a doesn't let anyone fly while carrying any replica guns or ammunition. she had to leave them with the baggage people to get them checked. the secret service says agents are working with police investigating a confrontation involving a photographer during a donald trump rally at radford university. time magazine photographer chris morris says he was trying to get in a better spot to photograph some of the many protesters kicked out of yesterday's event. a secret service agent wouldn't let him step outside the media area. morris apparently cursed at the agent. that's when the agent grabbed morris by the neck, threw him into a table, and bodyslammed him to the floor! morris was then escorted out. morris is veteran white house photographer. time magazine says he is doing okay --- and should be back at work soon. a cookie crime. police in florida are looking for the man who stole money from a girl scout.

a walmart. detectives say the suspect took the cash box as he left the store with a woman and a child. even investigators can't comprehend the crime took place. andrew gant / volusia county sheriff's office "taking from a kid, 12 years old, a girl scout, is one of the lower forms," karen moore / deltona resident "it's unfortunate, people are desperate, and to pick on a little girl scout? that's just really heartbreaking," police aren't saying how much money was in the cash box. wild video out of texas shows a driver smashing into a gas station pump! surveillance cameras captured. you can see the driver taking out the pump seconds before it explodes in a fireball. you can also see the driver frantically try to free other passengers from the car. it took two hours for firefighters to get the flames under control. police have not said if anyone was hurt or what caused the driver to police in san francisco

likely prevented an even bigger disaster when they hit the emergency pump shut-off buttons when a bus caught fire. that explosion you just heard, was so violent it blew a firefighter backwards. the driver was the only person on-board the bus at the time. he escaped without being hurt. firefighters say the flames came dangerously close to the station's pumps. ""it was burning burning the black smoke butt "we seen it from out here. i told the about the fire, more about the explosion." once the fire was out --- this is what the damage to the bus looked like. meteorologist deitra tate tonight: showers roll in after midnight. mild with lows near 50 degrees. wind: s/nw 10-20mph. wednesday: morning showers early, clearing by mid-morning. cooler with highs near 50 degrees. wind: nw 10-20mph g. 30.

and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s. wind: n, light. a cold front will cross our area by wednesday morning. ahead of it, scattered showers can be expected across the tidewater area after midnight tonight thru sunrise wednesday morning. rainfall estimates will be 1/4" or less. sunshine is expected by midday wednesday with windy and cool conditions. thursday, cloud cover increases throughout the day with a chance for a wintry mix by late thursday night affiliated with an area of low pressure that will move into our area. the track of the low seems to keep most of our area under more of a cold rain

remains possible north of the southside thru early friday...no accumulations are expected. colder weather sticks with us thru saturday. another disturbance moves into our area late saturday into sunday morning bringing us more precipitation. in the wake of that system, it actually begins to warm up as a southerly wind takes over. so, expect

a live look at the wavy newsroom as 10 on your side producers, reporters, photographers, editors and our assignment desk gets ready for the next ninety minutes of news. a reminder about our super tuesday coverage on wavy dot com. we'll post the results. you'll find coverage of every candidate who came to hampton roads. also, be sure to download our mobile app for results as soon as they come in. make sure you turn 'on' your push notifications. straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 our team coverage on super tuesday continues on air. andy fox will have a live report from norfolk in 30 minutes. a family mourning the death of a loved one files a wrongful death lawsuit. our deanna leblanc will tell you exactly how much they are seeking from the policer officer charged in his death. then at five-thirty - "there are no demons in this debate" why the director of the

government are all on the same side. then at 6-- more on the life lost in last week's fire in norfolk. brandi cummings has more on how the victim's brother-- and others-- are looking back on the woman's life-- that's coming up at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- something in the sky. what scientists suspect caused this bright streak

a suspected meteor lit up the night sky over scotland . watch the upper left corner of your screen! several cameras across the countryside were rolling then the bright light passed over last night. meteorologists say the event was not weather-related, and there were no thunderstorms in the area last night. it only lasted for a few seconds, but it was bright enough that thousands of people saw the flash. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. andy whip: when you vote andy whip: when you vote you have to declare which primary you are voting in. then you get one of these two sheets. some not to future, everybody needs to come

supporters will hit the polls. today's vote could hint at which candidate will lead their party in the upcoming presidential election. vo: a man accused of strangling a cat faces a judge. we're on your side with decision 2016 election coverage this super tuesday. it's the largest single-day haul of delegates in the race. 595 are up for grabs on the republican side. 859 for the democrats. the 11 states you see on your screen, plus alaska vote today. colorado will hold a caucus today, but it won't impact the delegate count. we're on your side with team coverage. winning today could hint toward who will eventually win their party's ticket. andy fox is live at one of the polling stations in norfolk. and liz palka is talking to voters at the polls in newport news. we start our super tuesday team coverage in norfolk. virginia is an open primary state -- meaning when you head to the polls today you can vote in the republican or democratic primary-- regardless of your party affiliation. but you cannot vote in both.

been in the area i ithe past week rallying supporters. today they are hopeful those voters come out to vote today. 10 on your side's andy fox is live in norfolk. andy, how is voter precint at the larchmont rec center. it is the largest precinct in norfolk. i asked the voter registrar what is the biggest issue you've received calls about. voters don't like declaring which primary they want to vote in if you want to vote in the democratic primary you get a blue sheet the republican primary is not only here but across hampton roads that they are letting people around them know which way they are leaning. in a dual primary like this-it's the only way

of course we don't know how people vote, but this does give away their