one of his guys suddenly fall through the roof up to his waist - and he and the other firefighters dropped everything. 35:51 you don't even think about it, you just start working. your hands go into motion. you know one of your guys is right there. you don't think about your safety, you don't think about anything but getting that guy out of there. they did get him out, within seconds...but it could have been much worse. 36:16 there was still some hot spots that were burning inside there, still a lot of smoke coming out of there. sanzo says that's a risk they take every time they have to get up on a roof. 34:00 pretty much we get up there, get a hole in there. we don't like to spend a lot of time up there. :05 the firefighter went to the hospital to get checked out, but he wasn't hurt. investigators say the fire was an accident that started with a faulty heater. live in newport news, lex gray, 10 on your side. it's decision day for virginia voters. people across hampton roads have been heading to the polls all day.

expected to be higher this election cycle. here's ten on your side's erin kelly in virginia beach. we are at windsor woods elementary school -- precinct 13. we've seen a steady stream of people here with less than 2 hours until polls close. earlier today we were at precinct 92 -- little neck. by 1pm, they had a turnout of about 23% with more than 400 voters. the registrar's office says they had no issues. we talked to a first time voter who was casting her ballot. molly rumble - voter it's kind of our you don't really have a place to complain about what the outcomes are. the registrar's office says the last time we had a dual primary, the turnout for all of virginia beach was about 32%. for the general election -- the turnout is between 65 and 70 percent. that's the latest in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. so far then, not the high turnout that we had expected, but there is still time,

more about what's driving people to the polls or maybe keeping them away -- is political analyst joel rubin. rubin. virginians head to the polls tuesday to help pick the republican and democratic nominees for president. the state is one of a dozen super 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

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 nominee. gop past super tuesday virginia #'s 2000 george 50% huckabee 199003 41% 158099 60% ron paul 36572 9% howard dean

it's called super tuesday for a reason! so far -- only a handful of states have had primaries -- or caucuses -- and only a small percentage of the delegates have been allocated -- for both parties. two percent on the democratic side -- and five percent on the republican side. after tonight -- that goes up quite a bit. to nearly a quarter of the delegates being allocated for the democrats -- and about 30 percent for the gop. today more than 14 hundred delegates are up for grabs. virginia has 109 democratic delegates -- and 49 republican. after today -- the next big contest is march 15th. that's when voters in florida -- illinois -- missouri -- north carolina -- and ohio will head to the polls -- with more than a thousand

by the end of the month -- about half of all democratic delegates and almost two-thirds of the g-o-p delegates will have been allocated. even though donald trump is expected to pick up some big wins tonight -- in several states -- and possibly in all of them -- he could be facing a losing battle. that's according to a new c-n-n-o-r-c poll just released today. in a hypothetical general election match up between trump and sanders and clinton -- both democrats beat out the republican front-runner. senator sanders topped trump 55 to 43-percent clinton -- with a slightly smaller margin -- at 52-to 44-percent. our coverage continues on air -- with live reports coming up on wavy news ten at six look for complete election results online at wavy dot com -- and be sure to check out the "election coverage" tab on your wavy app. a follow up now to a story we've been covering since the weekend -- fallen officer ashley guindon was laid to rest today. hundreds gathered in

the funeral. guindon and two other officers were responding to a domestic violence call saturday night when she was shot. it was her first day on the job. last night --officers formed a six mile procession of police cars -- as her body was escorted to the chapel. thousands turned out along the route to pay tribute. police vehicles turned on their lights in her honor. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - apple and the f-b-i head to capitol hill. the latest on the battle to keep consumer's information private. plus -- a teen is facing attempted murder charges after opening fire in a school cafeteria. the latest from court -- next. my full forecast is

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ten on your side with the latest in the battle between technology and the federal government. f-b-i director james comey and apple's top attorney testified on capitol hill. there is an ongoing national debate about smartphone encryption and the positive and negative implications it poses for consumers' security and privacy. apple is refusing to break into the i-phone of san bernardino killer syed farook. they say creating a backdoor would make the devices vulnerable to hackers and cyber crimials. the director of the f-b-i says there are no demons in this debate. james comey fbi director good people who see the world through different lenses, who care about things -- all care about the same things in my view. comey went on to say -- when it comes to the san bernardino investigation -- it's

"lawful tools" to get access to the killers phone. now to a follow up on a about yesterday -- the 14-year-old accused school cafeteria made his first court appearance today. the teen is charged with two counts of attempted murder and making terrorist threats. his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. two students were shot but are expected to make a full recovery. the school was closed today. officials say they'll provide additional support for students when they return tomorrow. (s/ curtis philpot / superintendent of schools) 1:40-58 we are very concerned about students 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." a judge ordered the teen remain in juvenile detention pending a pre-trial hearing next month. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty -

i'm helping 3:24 a nine year old norfolk girl takes on a project to helps thousands of others. and today she reached her goal. plus - a warning tonight for expectant mothers suffering from asthma. why you may want to pay more attention to

now -- all new at five-thirty - every doll deserves a doll. while most little girls are playing with barbies, one nine year old in norfolk has been thinking of ways to give them away. she set a goal at christmas to collect one thousand barbies for girls at homeless shelters and foster homes. today she reached that goal and talked to me. (2)5:57 so who's that?

ball, and 50th anniversary nascar 6:08 there are hundreds piled high, sent from all over with encouraging notes attached telling gianni graham to keep up the great work. the world needs more people like her. (4)16:53 everything just happened literally overnight it's been amazing 17:00 and now..... (1)2:22 tell me what is today? i'm announcing that i reached my goal. and what is your goal? a thousand barbies 2:30 it all started with a christmas wish. (1):31 i was building my barbie doll house and i thought of it :37 what if she could put smiles on the faces of girls less fortunate than herself? (1)1:17 why did you want to do this? because i feel like girls in shelters should have the same as girls that are not in shelters 1:24 her two dolls she received as gifts were the first official donations. then it was time to see if other

would help her in her quest. (1):54 people donated more once they heard about it on facebook :58 (4)12:26 within a week we went from 5 barbies to a little over 500 12:31 some sent 1...here's a note from a woman who sent 8. (2)7:15 when you come home from school what do you do? start wrapping well homework first 7:21 (4)14:03 just to know that i have daughter that's so selfless and so caring about others it makes me a very proud mother 14:12 she just wants to help because... (1)4:52 every doll deserves a doll 4:54 gianni has big plans for this movement that's taken off. she's going to begin distributing dolls during spring break. if you'd like to help in any way i'm putting a link to her website under this story on results from the billions of dollars pumped into our nation's prisons. thanks to recent changes -- those results are coming in the form of higher education -- with more inmates taking advantage of federal dollars to complete

bars. several recent studies show it's helping to cut crime and prison costs by helping inmates go home and stay there instead of returning. 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. 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

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

actually begins to warm up as a southerly wind takes over. so, expect warm

coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - pollution -- pregnancy -- and asthma. how they are connected -- and a warning for expectant mothers. and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- a big day for virginia voters. super tuesday is just about over. we check in with our crews to see where things stand with the turnout. and it was the second devastating fire in a norfolk community within days-- this one took a life. now family members have a lot of questions-- the biggest one-- what happened? that and more when nicole

it right here. air pollution may increase the risk of pre-term birth for women with asthma. researchers at the national institutes of health are warning expectant mom's to avoid traffic related pollution in early pregnancy. their studies found that both long and short-term exposure to nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide were especially risky just before conception and in early pregnancy. more studies are in the works. building a better mosquito trap. that's what entrepreneurs in canada are doing to help fight tthe zika virus. it's a compostable -- and you only need to add water to attract the mosquito. s/ morgan wyatt / you and sucks your blood, it has an incredible

it will go and find our trap and then touch the insecticide and then end up dying." tied to s/ isaac bogoch / infectious disease expert :09 "they could be widely deployed especially in countries that are low-income countries that just might not have the resources for mosquito control efforts." the idea comes along just as the world is looking for ways to stop the spread of the zika virus. after a year and a half of field tests in australia, the governement placed its first order - four-thousand traps -in an effort to eradicate dengue fever, another mosquite-borne disease. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - it won the top prize at now "spotlight" is winning "praise" from an unlikely source. then at 6-- a last minute plea in an animal cruelty case stops a trial in its tracks. jason marks has an update on this high

the award winning movie "spotlight" has earned a stamp of approval from an unlikely source: a vatican-owned newspaper. after winning the oscar for best picture on sunday -- an editorial appeared monday in the newspaper calling spotlight "compelling" and "not anti-catholic." the movie follows a group of boston globe reporters delving into the catholic priest sex abuse scandal. this isn't the first vatican outlet to praise

in october - vatican radio called it "honest" and "compelling." stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. >> now, from the station on your side, this is wavy news 10. tom: a big day in the race for president. the seven remaining candidates hope to gain your trust with the most important job in the world. nicole: virginia plays a big part in the weeding out process to pick the final two. it is super tuesday, a pivotal day in the electri -- election ross is. tom: it won't be long after 7:00 we will get first number and a likely projection of what you pick to be nominees for presidents. republicans and democrats are expecting big turnouts. there have been a steady stream

virginia is one of a handful of states where voters can cast their ballots for either party. nicole: we are one of 13 states going for the polls and caucusing today. candidates could make major decisions in the morning. georgia and vermont close at 7:00. tom: we have two reporters for you. liz palka is on your side. nicole: andy fox in norfolk with what has been a busy day for poll workers. andy: this is the old dominion precinct at the arch mont rec center. people were lining up and we got here at 3:30. there was not any line. they have been showing up after work and there is great organization on the inside. some people were turned away because they were not registered to vote in time. christopher woods did vote. he is 18. let me ask you something. what brought you out today?

recovering, but we also have a huge deficit. education is very important. i've been here for a long time and that education and future of the schools does not look good. we have to invest of our infrastructure. i drove through a whole bunch of potholes on the way here. we need a president who knows what he is doing and will make things better. andy: christopher woods brought up an issue that is not a sexy issue, what it is interest rupture area -- infrastructure. rhodes ripped up. >> i hit a whole bunch of potholes on the way here. not good for the vehicles. does not make this area look good when you see a bunch of potholes. andy: when you went in, you had to point to a sheet about which primary want to vote in. did that bother you? >> a little bit. i think it is because the republicans are making you sign a waiver.