the republican side. here's a look at the current standings in virginia for the remaining candidates: businessman donald trump, florida senator marco rubio, texas senator ted cruz, ohio governor john carson. it's official: virginia republicans have chosen donald trump as their pick for presidential candidate. he just addressed his supporters from his headquarters in palm beach, florida. feeds 21;41;19 the virginia win was just a great win it's a place that's just spectacular a place we have big investments in. some of the folks who helped make that win possible have been watching the results in virginia beach. 10 on your side's andy fox is right there with them. andy-- what are they saying? im andy fox at pembroke pizza where trump

there was pizza, beer, and a lot of donald trump at pembroke pizza and even more cheer when trump took virginia (sot) a diverse crowd, latinos for trump maria sanchez-93 years old (14:05 43) ((i like immigrants to come here paper job come in legally)) runs: 08 ((i like immigrants to come here paper job come in legally)) runs: 08 eli valentine likes trump's fiscal background (16:33 46) ((i think with the state of our country 19 trillion dollar debt we need someone with a real business sense.")) runs: 05 marcos montes is fully on board (14:39 44) ((he is not controlled by any super packs self funding his campaign big factor why i am supporting him today)) runs: 06 and to the republican establishment gary byler says (16:00 45) ((rejuvenation reaffirmation democratic process who want to hold on to the past watch out because the tsunami is here and it is hitting

andy fox toys trump has fared well with virginians. this in spite of the fact republican congressman scott rigell sent a scathing letter denouncing the frontrunner. rigell, the soon-to-be-retired representative of the second district, asked voters to cast a ballot for anyone other than trump. he went on to say letting trump win the g-o-p nomination would be catastrophic. rigell represents virginia beach, norfolk, parts of hampton, newport news and the eastern shore. here's what trump went on to do in rigell's district -- specifically virginia beach. and here's how the

up in newport news. coming in third in the commonwealth - but winning his home state of texas - republican candidate ted cruz seemed to agree with rigell. he says a trump nomination would be a disaster for the country. 16;52;10 "after tonight, we have seen that our campaign is the only campaign that can beat, will beat donald trump." applause. cruz also won oklahoma. ohio governor john kasich was in northern virginia today. the republican candidate says he is not expecting to win voters in the commonwealth, and he's already looking ahead to the next round of super tuesday was gonna be some big deal - it's not in our plan. we'll pick up some delegates tonight

and that's what we've always felt was our strength - heading north. that brings us to the democrats: less than a minute after polls closed - officials called the win for former secretary of state hillary clinton. 54;53 "we have to make america whole, we have to fill in what's been hollowed out" chants usa usa usa 55;05 here are the results for both candidates in virginia. let's take it out to 10 on your side's liz palka

we had some happy hillary campaign office here in norfolk making phone calls to voters. here's some of what they had to randleman - clinton supporter trt -- :20 seconds c48 23:49 - i knew we had it. we had it, right guys? democrats. we don't take anything for granted. so calls to make. :20 a lot of yard signs to put out. and we have to get our people out to vote. about 25 people gathered at guad's to watch the results come in. many of them longtime supporters of clinton. they told me they often hold phone banks at the norfolk campaign office - or even meet at restaurants to make calls on behalf of the democratic frontrunner. they also wanted to see who won on the republican side. with

sot -- kit coffey - democratic party. because becomes president. im liz palka toys now to the candidate who wants to beat hillary clinton for the democratic nomination: bernie sanders. the vermont senator addressed his supporters shortly after the polls started closing -- creating a political revolution cheers erin kelly joins us from sanders' campaign headquarters in norfolk. erin -- what are his supporters saying? the crowd here was still energetic, and we heard cheers after it was projected that sanders won oklahoma. they tell me this race is

they tell me this race is a marathon, not a sprint. nats supporters of senator bernie sanders gathered around the television to listen to him speak -- after it was projected that he lost the primary in virginia. about 30 to 40 people filled his campaign office off little creek road in norfolk. c0030 - natasha phillips - sanders volunteer - 1240 i already knew it was going to be an uphill battle. they were expecting hillary to win the south anyway, democratically, so this is not a shock, really. 1249 volunteers started the day early with literature drops, canvassing at polls, and knocking on doors. natasha phillips was one of them. c0030 - natasha phillips - sanders volunteer - 1052 when it comes to being consistent on things that matter to 1100 first-time voter, molly rumble, cast her ballot for sanders in virginia beach. c0028 - molly rumble - voter - 5958 i think his economic policy is something we should all take into consideration. 0007 c0031 - charles mcleod -

i'm so glad super tuesday is over. we can now concentrate on what really matters, which is building the coalition behind bernie sanders and making sure the entire country gets an opportunity to have a say, not just a few states 1358 tonight at his victory speech in vermont, sanders told his supporters he will win hundreds of delegates. that's what i heard from some of the volunteers here tonight, who think sanders is positioned to do well moving forward. live in on your side. now let's put all these political expert, joel rubin, joins us in the studio. joel -- why do you think the primary

turned out the way it did? remember, you can track the super tuesday results with our special election coverage on wavy dot com. you can also see pictures from the polls today. my full forecast coming up coming up-- hear from the family of a homicide victim in suffolk. but first -- the law enforcement family honored prince william county police officer ashley guindon today. a suspect shot and killed her, on her first day on the job. hundreds turned out to say goodbye at her funeral in northern virginia. guindon responded to a domestic violence call saturday with two other officers. the suspect - 32-year-old ronald hamilton - allegedly shot all three

approached the front door. the two other officers were taken to the hospital and treated for wounds. hamilton is also accused of killing his wife, who officers found dead inside their home. the couple's 11-year-old son fled before the shooting started. prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty against the active duty army staff sergeant. officer guindon was sworn into the prince william county police department friday, the

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now to a developing story in suffolk. police are a looking for the person who killed a man. officers say they found 42-year-old anthony watford dead in the pleasant hill cemetery.

kilmer joins us from the police station tonight. liz -- you've just spoken to watford's family. what did they have to say? this was their worst fear. they say watford had his troubles - constantly in and out of jail. but loved ones always hoped he would turn his life around - a life now gone. c34 keith edwards 47:20 "i never knew wayne to hurt nobody, he always hurt his self - and i tried you know to talk to him and help him go straight." keith edwards says he never gave up on his brother-in-law, wayne watford - a 42 year old killed after a life spent on the streets - and behind bars. 50:34 "he would go to jail and i could give him you know to get his self back, get his self back on his feet for a little while and then he would fall, he would fall again." according to police - watford's body was found around 1:30 early

pleasant hill cemetery off of old dill road. edwards' wife was too distraught to talk to 10 on your side. she had just seen her brother last thursday - at a store where she works. c34 52:55: "she said 'yeah i'm fine, you just stay off the streets i don't want you on the streets cause i'm afraid something's gonna happen bad to you wayne so you need to stay off the streets' and - he was like alright and that was that." loved ones want watford - a father of two - to be remembered as a friendly guy - always willing to help you don't wish that on nobody." as family members process this pain -- they hope to send a message to others -- 53:47 "if anybody, if you got any loved ones out there on the street, please, do whatever you can to get em off the streets, help em anyway you can." family members have no idea who would have wanted to kill watford - police haven't provided any

we're working to find out how watford was killed. if you have information, call the crime line. live in suffolk, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. a local family is suing a norfolk police officer -- following a deadly shooting. relatives of david latham are asking for nine-million-dollars as part of a wrongful death suit agains officer michael edington. two years ago, edington shot and killed latham. latham's family says he was having a mental episode, and they only wanted help getting him to the hospital. police say latham threatened them with a knife. edington is awaiting trial on manslaughter charges. tomorrow, jesse matthew junior is expected to plead guilty in the deaths of two virginia college students. 10 on your side will be in albemarle county for his court appearance. prosecutors say he will accept a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. he faces murder charges in the deaths of 18-year-old u-v-a student hannah graham and 20-year-old virginia tech student morgan harrington. harrington's mother, gil, says even though she

agreement, she's satisfied. (gil harrington/ morgan harrington's mother) and to anticipate another year of motion hearings and then a long trial was daunting for us. we, you don't get over your daughter being murdered but you can get past it and we want to do that. matthew is already serving life in prison-- for a sexual assault in fairfax county. look for our coverage of this case starting tomorrow on wavy news 10 at 4. 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. thursday: cold morning and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds.

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and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s. wind: n, light. 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. thursday: cold morning and a cool afternoon with increasing clouds. highs in the mid 40s.

it's a homecoming-- nearly a year in the making! see astronaut scott kelly's final tweet from space and hear about his journey

right now an american astronaut is headed home. scott kelly is traveling from the international space station to earth. he boarded the soyuz capsule with cosmonauts mikhail kornienko and sergey volkov today. it will land in kazakhstan sometime tomorrow. kelly has spent close to a year in space, so scientists could study the long term affects of space travel on the human body. they will compare some results to his identical twin -- who stayed on earth. kelly has captured millions of imaginations-- by sharing pictures and videos on social media. this was one of his latest posts: showing him ready to head home. old dominion gets another big win on the baseball field. and virginia needs a win at clemson to help posistion itself in next week's acc basketball tournament. highlights next on the

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t home against liberty, game tied at 6 in the bottom of the ninth inning. up steps connor myers, a deep shot to center, and it clears the fence. a walk off home run for connor myers. old dominion defeats liberty 7 to 6 and improve to 7-1, what a start for the monarchs.

ranked virginia seemingly unbeatable at home this year, on the road at clemson. cavs in blue, to a 12-oh lead, malcolm brogdon, he brogdon with a team high 18 points. but clemson roars back, cuts the virginia lead to one, but here comes devon hall from virginia beach, drains the three pointer. the hoo's score seven straight points--win by 7--here's nathan epstien with more on devon hall. saturday night-------devon hall----a redshirt sophomore out of virginia beach poured in a career best 11 points----against the 7th ranked tar heels of north carolina----- he started the game well; gave us a good lift, banging some threes, and was pretty tough minded. i've worked so much, working on different aspects of my game, in terms of shooting, my mid-range game, being able to finish stuff, it's just a matter of me staying confident, because i know i can do it. uva built the line-----and after missing his previous

next two free throws to seal the win---- it's hard to miss those teammates have confidence in me to step up and make those free mark was also his head coach at cape henry collegiate--- "he tells me from a dads point of view and he tells me from a coaches point of view what i can do better, i'm always listening, sometimes i'll be like 'whatever dad', but i always take it in. " and from barely seeing any time last season----he's become a key starter for coach bennett-----and a team in the hunt for another title--- he red-shirted, he didn't play much is first year, and he just developed and he's just coming. it's good to see that. and he's still got two more years left----in charlottesville, nathan

eighteen boys and girls high school basketball teams from our hampton roads area are involved in the state high school quarterfinals this week. it's a big week of sports here on the sportswrap, a lot of these games will be played at old dominion's constant center. and we have the full schedule online--go to wavy-dot com and click on

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