bonner bridge, where work has started for its replacement. you'll hear what this means for the people who live on the we begin at 4 with chesapeake. that's where crews are on the scene of a two alarm condo fire on cozy corner. 10 on your side viewers sent in video and pictures of the flames not long after they started. chopper 10 just flew over the scene in great bridge to give you this exclusive view of the damage. weave a crew on the ground. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is covering this breaking news right now at 4. liz --- is everyone okay? a condo is on fire in the great bridge area of corner. they received the call at 1:47 p.m. when firefighters arrived five minutes later they called for a second alarm because the fire was so large, according to capt. scott saunders. the fire was ruled under control at 2:41 p.m. there are currently no

more breaking news --- this time on the interstate. here's video recorded minutes ago on our wavy traffic jam cams at interstate 64 westbound at bay avenue in norfolk. all westbound lanes are closed because of a crash. there's a big backup. so you can expect delays. breaking news for former virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli a senate panel endorsed cuccinelli's nomination

court. the committee vote follows the senate's failure to elect court of appeals judge rossie alston to the high court. cuccinelli served as attorney general from 2010 to 2014. he ran for governor in 2013, he lost to govrnor mcauliffe. families of two portsmouth murder victims will have to wait a little longer to get justice. today the trial of a man accused of stabbing a woman more than 100 times was continued for the third time. to make things worse- the person who killed her friend that same day has never been charged. 10 on your side's jason marks was in court this morning. jason this all happened back in 2012. that's when we told you a man was found dead in a buringing car in the port norfolk section of portsmouth. just hours later a woman was found dead inside his apartment. this is what the scene looked like back in 2012. police first discovered david gough body in the burning car. he had been killed. they then found the body of his friend anne gilkerson in

street. she was stabbed 123 times. years went by without any arrests but last year a grand jury indictied keonte key and charged him with gilkerson's murder. the trial has now been continued three times after today's continuance. agonazing for gilkerson's family. it's also been hard on gough's family because no one has ever been charged in his death. police say they just don't have enough evidence to charge anyone. "it is hard going on with your daily activity this is something she thinks about everyday you know she misses seeing her son he did a lot for her he was very loving" police do believe that the two crimes are intertwined. coming up tonight at 5 we'll explain why key's case was continued again and what procecutors think happened to gough. jason

gates county officials will not say much about why a middle school principal is on administrative leave for the next 30 days. we first told you yesterday that central middle school's principal - james woods - was put on leave, friday. and parents say - they weren't notified, and they haven't heard a word about why that happened. 10 on your side's lex gray spent the day in gates county working to find out more. lex? stephanie, parents tell me they're frustrated that the school board isn't giving them more information -- especially since it seems principal james woods is respected and well-liked. superintendent barry williams confirmed to 10 on your side yesterday that woods is on a 30-day administrative leave. but that's about all he'll say. the gates county sheriff tells us they're not involved - that this is a school administrative matter. i tried to reach all six school board members today. only one answered the phone. i asked board member leslie byrum if he was aware of a misconduct investigation involving

he said yes -- but told me he can't talk about it until it's resolved. he and the superintendent say information about employees is protected by state law. but parents tell me - the damage to woods' reputation may already be done. deanna wright/gates county parent i hope they're wrong and they're trying to get things straight for him. but other than that, it's just disgraceful the way they're doing him. (butted to he doesn't deserve this. i don't see anything that he could have done that he would deserve to be suspended or fired. he does his job, and he does it well. and he is a great person. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5, you'll hear from

waiting since friday to hear what's going on at her daughter's school. live in the newsroom, lex gray, 10 on your side. traffic troubles today in chesapeake because of a gas leak. capostella road shut down between diamond hill and battlefield boulevard will crews made repairs. the area has since reopened. the fire department says a contractor was digging and hit the gas line. no one was hurt. there were no evacuations. norfolk police say a driver faces charges after a car hit two people on the sidewalk. it happened around 8-30 this morning at the intersection of hampton boulevard and 26th street. police say a jeep and a nissan crashed into each other at the intersection. one of the cars spun around and hit a mother and a child standing on the corner. they were taken to the hospital to get checked out. we're told they will both be okay. an overwhelming show of support on paper-- in the appeals process for bob mcdonnell. it all comes from 13 different sources ahead of the former

nation's highest court. they're called "amicus briefs"-- better known as "friends of the court." the briefs are calling for the supreme court to reverse the corruption conviction against mcdonnell. the names on the paperwork include former state attorneys general, past and current virginia lawmakers-- and numerous civil rights leaders. the court will take up mcdonnell's case on april 27th. a beautiful day in hampton roads. we spotted people enjoying the weather this morning at city center in newport news. so will this wonderful weather continue? chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with your forecast. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a

chesapeake. that's where police are working to track down the man they say robbed a business. it happened around 8 last night on sam's circle in greenbrier. detectives say the suspect walked into the store with a gun and demanded money. he then ran out with the cash. no one was hurt. state attorney general mark herring heard from local police chiefs today. what they told him about their concerns with the department. we're on your side with information about recalls involving two foods popular with kids. are you or someone you know looking for work? we'll tell you about a big job fair in our area tomorrow. work is finally underway on a long delayed brand new bridge on the outer banks. what 10 on your side's erin kelly learned today about the project. she also has reaction from residents who

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time on the interstate. here's a live look from our wavy traffic jam cams of interstate 64 westbound at bay avenue in norfolk. all westbound lanes are closed because of a crash. there's a big backup. so you can expect delays. work is underway on a brand new bonner bridge on the outer banks. it's a project several years in the making. there was a groundbreaking ceremony this morning. and 10 on your side's erin kelly was there. the more than 50 year old bridge far from here, earlier this morning. there was a big turnout for this event. governor pat mccrory told the crowd this was personal to him. it's a $246 million dollar project. the new bridge is designed for a 100-year lifespan. it's expected to open in the fall of 2018. instead of one navigational span, the 3.5 mile project will have seven spans. we talked to residents who depend on the bridge.

johnson - hatteras resident 3434 this bridge is so important. it's the lifeline to this island and to our neighbors over of the lawsuits and the fights and back and forth and delays , 3447 people were just really distraught for 20 years. 3449 but today it's a great day. i'm just thankful to be here. 3454 c0080 - 4039 project leaders say this is all about safety. you may remember a few years ago, they had to shut down the bonner bridge to make repairs and residents had to use ferries to get your side. 4052 there's a huge career fair tomorrow in newport news. almost 100 companies will be there. there's a special hour set aside just for veterans. the job fair is from 10 a-m until 3 p-m tomorrow at the marriott hotel at city center at oyster point. it's free. but you do need to register. for that information, plus a list of the employers, look for this story on wavy- dot-com. tonight you can let leaders in one local city know what you think about the

holding a public input session tonight. leaders want to know how you think the city should spend money next year: schools, public safety, developement, taxes, whatever's on your mind. the meeting starts tonight at 6:30 in norfolk council chambers at city hall. tonight in newport news --- the school board wants your thoughts on next year's budget. there's a public hearing about the proposed 2017 operating budget at the administration building on warwick boulevard. it starts at 6:30. if you want to speak in person you'll have to fill out a request when you arrive. hampton roads is getting more than six-million-dollars to combat homelessness. u.s. senators mark warner and tim kaine of virginia made the announcement today. the money is coming from the the u.s. department of housing and urban development's continuum of care program. the money will go to local and non-profit organizations. more than 23-million dollars will be split among cities across the commonwealth. a close call caught on tape in colorado. a semi

and nearly hit a truck going in the opposite direction. hail fell by the bucket fulls on monday. it looked more like snow than hail on the roads. chief meteorologist don slater overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around

thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest wind 10-15. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest

here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news here is a look behind the scenes as a dedicated staff on your side continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center a shot back to the 18 century. ever wonder what it was like bear arms in colonial williamsburg? at 5:30 walter hilderbrand will show you a revolutionary interpretation of the 2nd amendment. hope for the homeless, and working poor in virginia. we'll take you to new complex for affordable housing, that also includes apartments for veterans. and combating diabetes has always been a weighty topic. but new research tells us how movement can possibly lower your risk. see these stories when anita blanton joins me beginning at 5. a school bus surrounded by flood waters. we'll show you the dramatic rescue of the children on board.

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we're on your side with information about the recalls of two brands of popular food products for children. the makers of gogo squeez are recalling certain pouches of their non-organic applesauce. the company says food product residue may have made it into the product. it's recalling

dates between december 4, 2015 and march 4, 2017. if you bought them --- you can go to the gogo squeez website to fill out a replacement voucher. that information is on wavy dot com. perdue foods is recalling 45-hundred pounds of chicken nugget products produced for applegate farms. they could be contaminated with plastic. the 8 ounce boxes have a best before date of september 27, 2016. information about this recall is also on wavy dot com. click on the "news" tab, then "on your side" cigarettes may not be the only things that could lead to lung cancer. researchers at the university of texas m-d anderson cancer center compared about two-thousand with nearly 25-hundred others. those with diets high in carbs like those found in white bread and bagels were more likely to develop lung cancer. those foods raise blood glucose levels quickly --- which in turn

we want you know- the study does not prove carb-rich foods cause lung cancer. but nutrition experts say switching to whole grain breads and pasta would have many other health benefits. a plane falls from the sky --- and it's all caught on tape. why this crash landing is better than it looks. a packed train derails. one of the cars tumbled into the water. why it likely happened and hear from passengers about the frightening ordeal. chief meteorologist don slater is working on your forecast live in the super doppler 10 weather center. he's straight

chief meteorologist don slater overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest

police chiefs from the peninsula and portsmouth

about increasing crime and distrust among the public. mark herring is traveling the state as part of his public safety tour. the focus is to promote trust and respect between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. we want to ensure that police can safely and effectibvley protect our commuities and we want to make sure evedyone is treated equally and fairly the a-g's office has develped initiatives to help accompish those goals. i'll tell you more about that coming up at 5:30. now an update on some pieces of legislation making their way through the virginia general assembly. the virginia senate has approved a bill that would allow the state to execute condemned inmates in the electric chair when it can't find lethal injection drugs. the house has already approved the bill. the bill faces a final vote in the house because of a minor amendment before going to governor terry mcauliffe. virginia gives inmates the choice of lethal injection or the electric chair. if they don't choose, they receive the injection. like many

struggled to obtain lethal-injection drugs in recent years because drug companies have protested their use in executions. governor mcauliffe has vetoed a bill that would allow the sale of drinks with high alcohol content like everclear . mcauliffe says he's concerned about the impact the bill could have on binge drinking on college campuses. in his veto message : the governor said the state needs to study the issue further --- with focus on the restrictions and strategies by other states to reduce potential abuse of such products by young adults and youth. a bill heading through the general assembly would allow some students to use public funding to pay for private school tuition. the virginia senate approved it monday. it would allow parents of students with disabilites to use state money for textbooks and tuition at a private school. opponents of the bill say allowing taxpayer dollars to fund education costs at religious schools violates the state's constitution. a fire today in chicago

this was the scene as crews battled the fire at a flea market. thick plumes of black smoke went into the sky. firefighters r rcued one person from the flames. no one was hurt. the building's roof parking deck collapsed --- and sent cars crashing into the fire below. nine people are hurt -- four seriously --- after a commuter train derailed in northern california. union pacific believes a mudslide swept a tree onto its tracks. investigators say the train may have collided with that downed tree before tumbling into a river. it happened around 7-30 last night about 40 miles southeast of san francisco. the four car train was carrying 214 passengers between san jose and stockton on the last run of the night. two of the cars derailed. one stayed upright --- tethering on a ledge. the other car fell into the creek. rad akhter/passenger: it just shifted the gravity all of a sudden, and you know we were all just panicking." kathy heilmann/passenger "well i was in the middle

jerk and a very abrupt stop and didn't realize until later that the front car had derailed." train was going. since the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m-h-370. the wife of the in-flight supervisor held a small memorial today at a church in malaysia. friends and family prayed and lit passengers and crew . chinese relatives of the m-h-370 passengers marked today at a buddhist temple in beijing. they came together for emotional support and to pray for their missing loved ones. investigators still haven't come to a conclusion about what happened to the jet. the international team looking into the aircraft's disappearance says it is still reviewing key information. the team is led by malaysia and includes investigators from the united states, britain, china, france and australia. investigators believe the plane flew thousands of miles off course before crashing into the ocean off australia. malaysia's prime minister

later this year. he remains hopeful the aircraft will be found. decision 2016. it's super tuesday part two. michigan and mississippi are holding primaries today. presidential candidates on both sides of the aisle are scrambling for every vote. michigan is the big prize, with 147 democratic delegates and 59 republican ones up for grabs. hawaii and idaho are holding nominating contests for republicans only: a caucus in hawaii and a primary in idaho. 10 on your side and wavy dot com will have the results as soon as they come in. make sure you turn on your push notifcations on for our wavy mobile app. an update on breaking news on the interstate. here's a live look from our wavy traffic jam cams of interstate 64 westbound at bay avenue in norfolk. the west bound righ lane and shoulder are still closed because of an earlier crash. there's a big backup. so

13=2:55 "i'm jason marks in portsmouth the murder trial of a woman stabbed more than a 120 times will be continued again. i'll explain why" "what's up man?" gunshots a driver shoots at a police officer during a traffic stop and it's all caught on tape. we'll show you what happened after the gunfire. a father acts fast and stops a flying baseball bat headed for his son's face. you'll hear from the dad, the boy and his mother about the scary moment now in

an 8-year-old florida boy says his father is a hero who saved his life. the man's quick reflexes stopped a baseball bat from hitting his son in the face. and it's all in pictures. a newspaper reporter captured the exact moments firefighter shaun cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat. they were at a spring training game this weekend for landon's birthday. landon borrowed his dad's phone to take pictures and he looked down for a second. that's the exact moment the bat slipped out of the hitter's hands. shaun cunningham, 37/landon's father "i saw the bat heading toward him. i didn't really

just kind of threw my arm out there." this thing was flying! it went across, like that. i think when it was doing it, my dad blocked it like that. but then it flipped around and hit me right here." ashley cunningham/landon's mother "when i initially saw the picture, i wanted to throw up in my mouth. as a mother, it's a very scary picture, seeing it all caught in action." cunningham says he has some bruises on his arm from guarding his son's face from the bat. a trunk in the front of a car. as in tree trunk. why police want everyone to see this. but first --- what 10 on your side's liz palka is working on tonight --- ahead of what is expected to be a busy council meeting. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw

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a final update on that breaking news we've been following on the interstate. here's a live look from our wavy traffic jam cams of interstate 64 westbound at bay avenue in norfolk. you can see traffic is moving again in all lanes after an earlier crash. we are keeping a close eye on portsmouth's city council meeting tonight. a lot has happened since the last meeting two weeks ago. 10 on your side's liz palka was at that meeting.. she joins us outside city

she's working on tonight, liz? stephanie - in the last two weeks, the president of the firefighter's union was suspended for doing an interview with ten on your side. and a city councilman was fined 15-hundred dollars for violating the closed meeting rule. neither of these issues are on the agenda for tonight's meeting. but that doesn't mean they won't come up tonight. we do know - the issue of retirees' healthcare will be spoken about during the non-agenda speakers. this is after retirees received letters saying the city would no longer continue a health reimbursement account as part of their yearly coverage plan. this is also the first meeting since he was fined 15-hundred dollars. in a letter, council members say he violated their new rule that you can't talk about business that came up during a closed session. meeks denies he ever did that - and is fighting the claim. another group fighting recent action by the city: the local firefighters union. saying their president, rusty

without pay for doing an interview on staffing. we will be looking for response from the city tonight. liz palka, 10 on your side. scary moments this morning for the children on this school bus in texas. the bus was stranded in three feet of flood water. this is in denton ---- north of dallas. fire crews carried the six children to a boat nearby. the boat was on a trailer and hitched to a truck. the bus and the truck drove out of the water and onto dry land. the children got on another bus and went on to school. a driver is cooperating with state police after they say she hit and killed a new jersey state trooper. this story first broke this morning during wavy news 10 today. investigators say 31-year-old trooper sean cullen was at the scene of a car crash and fire on the interstate last night --- when a passing car hit him. trooper cullen died at the hospital this morning. cullen had been a trooper for about two years. state police are still

have been filed. a close call caught on tape during a traffic stop in michigan. a driver shot at a police officer. "what's up man?" gunshots this happened saturday. after the driver fired a gun --- he took off --- and sparked a high-speed chase through a neighborhood. officers eventually arrested the driver. the 21-year-old suspect faces a long list of charges including attempted murder. the officer he shot at wasn't hit --- but has temporary hearing loss. a woman driving a "scooby-doo mystery machine" led california police on a chase! and she's still on the run this afternoon. don't believe us? here's a picture of that suspect vehicle. the driver wasn't scooby or shaggy. it was 51-year-old sharon turman. police say she tried to make a run for it during a routine probation check. her probation officer called 9-1-1 with a little humor.

this our 12 on velma or daphne? i think it's on scooby" natsot/police radio: "it's almost a teal green 90 dodge caravan it had yellow paint splattered on the side, look for scooby doo nonsense" police say turman ran several cars off the road before she vanished like a ghost in the cartoon show! officers called off the chase because of safety concerns. this morning, she's still on the loose. if you think that's crazy, check this out. police in illinois are releasing pictures and video from an unbelievable traffic stop to deter people from drinking and driving. an officer pulled over the driver of this car in january because they were driving down the street with a 15-foot tree sticking out of the grill. police say the driver was also on the wrong side of the road. police charged the driver with d-u-i. some questioned the authenticity of the photos, so officer released this footage of the traffic

message saying "don't drink and drive". the florida highway patrol has released footage of the moment a garbage truck fell from interstate 95. it happened on president's day. you can see kaseem smith driving the city of miami garbage truck. all of a sudden --- he loses control. the garbage truck falls 100 feet off the side of the interstate --- and lands in a park. troopers say it's an absolute miracle the driver survived. . (trooper joe sanchez/fl highway patrol ) "in the video, you see him hitting the left guardrail twice and then overreacting and going off i-95. it's a miracle that he survived." the driver is out of the hospital. the florida highway patrol is still investigating the crash. check out the aftermath of a crash in pittsburgh. that's a car on the roof of a grocery store. the car didn't really fly through the air. a nearby road is parallel to the roof. the car crashed through a barrier and stopped on the roof.

check out this surveillance video of a plane falling from the sky in new york. this happened saturday afternoon. the tail of the plane goes up, then dips down. the plane hit the ground with the parachute attached to it eventually draping over the building nearby. the chute helped glide the plane down. seconds later the father and daughter on board walk away. the father --- also the pilot --- says the engine died. and get this...the man received only a scratch to his forehead. his daughter was not hurt. a 10 on your side follow up. the two stafford county volunteer firefighters who were suspended for taking an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine have been reinstated. as we reported yesterday at 4, the two volunteers were the first on the scene of a fire, when a little girl was having a seizure. captain james kelley, one of the reinstated firefighters, says he would not change his decision. he's received a lot of support from the community.

kelley/stafford county, va amazing, international status, seriously. it's just amazing the outpouring of the community support for us through all this. we couldn't as a department be more happy." the virginia department of health's office of emergency medical services is still investigating. chief meteorologist don slater overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a

straight ahead on wavy news 10 at 5 the first mixed income community in hampton roads is open. hear from one man on how this opportunity saved his life. and case continued. find out why a family seeking justice after the murder of their loved one has to wait even longer. it's more than a history lesson. it's a chance to get hands on experience at colonial williamsburg. we'll show you this "blast from the past" all new at five-thirty. then at 6-- a show of support for former governor bob mcdonnell-- as the highest court in the land prepares to take up his case. see who's filing paperwork-- telling the court that they should let him off the hook-- ahead at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- a new discovery on

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craft spotted the sea creature on the ocean floor last month about one- thousand feet down off the coast of hawaii. scientists say its white because it lacks pigment cells. researchers are trying to figure out where it came from. some want to nickname it "casper" since it looks like the ghost in the cartoon series. wavy news 10 at 5 starts right now. sot:20=7:12:14 "no one deserves to have their life taken from them and in such a violent manner" two families forever changed when their loved ones were killed on the same day. why one is a step closer to justice. (23) 15:06 i'm lex gray in gates county where a middle school principal is out while officials investigate him for misconduct. why some parents say they want him back. :14 c0062 - 2353 - "three, two, one" (cheers) 2359 and building a new bridge

believe is standing on borrowed time. those headlines in just minutes -- but first at five we're following breaking news in chesapeake. you're looking at the scene above cozy corner from chopper 10. flames broke out just before 2 this afternoon, and firefighters labored for about an hour before it was under control. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is live at the scene. liz it looks like that fire did a lot of damage. it sure did, tom and anita. if you take a look behind me you can see this apartment here is entirely destroyed -- fire damaged three attached apartments. the good news is -- no one was hurt when the fire broke out. although three people were inside three separate apartments. take a look - viewer video captures the intense smoke and flames shooting into the sky. firefighters spent about an hour getting the fire under control. flames melted the siding from two nearby buildings. witnesses feared the fire

further to even more apartments. take a listen- c35 regina clay -- neighbor 16:32:07 "all of a sudden i kept hearing this boom about four big booms it walk and i looked up and the flames were just shooting up in the air." runs :13 back here live -- still an active scene. fire officials believe flames started at this closest apartment -- we're told an elderly woman on oxygen was inside - but she made it out safely. no word on a cause at this time - we're working to learn that for you. we'll have more from a woman who was inside one of these apartments at 6. she and three others are displaced. live in chesapeake, liz kilmer, 10 on your side. more breaking news --- traffic problems on the interstate just cleared. here's a live look from our wavy traffic jam cams of interstate 64 westbound at bay avenue

back open after a multi vehicle crash. we are following developing news in portsmouth. a family is still waiting for justice after the death of their son in 2012. the accused killer of his friend was in court today for a motions hearing. -- but no one has been connected to the death of david gough, jr. gough and his friend anne gilkerson were murdered in 2012. gough's body was found inside a burning jeep in port norfolk. later that same day police found the body of gilkerson in gough's home. 10 on your side's jason marks spoke to family members pleading for answers. this is a very complicated case. a lot of moving parts as we found out today in court. gilkerson's alleged killer has been caught and will soon be on trial.. but gough's case remains unsolved. (under video) 20=5:15:00 "it's been four years how can people live with knowing they have taken someone's life like this so violently" two portsmouth families have to live with pain of