discretionary time and you're moving it into the communities to develop better relationships then those officers are not doling as much enforcement as they were in the past :40 the a-g also heard from small towns like poquoson which is facing another obstacle in training officers - they don't have a firing range so they have limited, borrowed time from bigger city departments that do. c69 cliff bowen/poquoson police chief 1:36:35 part of that initiative talked about teaching officers how to desescalate when it comes to use of force and do a better job at the basic academy level of putting particularly with firearsm :49 the a-g assured he understands the challenges and has devleoped initiatves to help. c68 1:33:39 first of all we are working to expand the availablity of 21st century policing training to make sure that law enformcent have the best skills possible when they're out there :50 and the best people to get the job done. (butt bite) 1:33;55 we're also looking at ways to increase minority recuritment so that the law enformcement agencies reflect the diversity of the

:06 the chiefs and prosecutors we spoke with left the meeting feeling good about getting out their message and working in partnership with the a-g's office. mr. herring went on to speak with the norfolk police youth academy and addressed a group of older virginians in virginia beach about how to protect themselves from crime. happening right now -- happening right now -- portsmouth city council is getting ready for its regular meeting. several big issues have popped up in the last two weeks, that could come to the table tonight. 10 on your side's liz palka has the latest on what we can expect. council fines, a controversial suspension, retiree benefits. these are not issues listed on the formal agenda. but we expect they will be brought up tonight. vo just as they did at the last meeting, city retirees are planning to speak up. this is after the city said they are cutting a significant portion of their healthcare coverage. this is also the first meeting since

was fined $1500 for violating the closed meeting rule. some councilmember say he spoke about issues that came up during a closed session. meeks denies that, and is fighting it. we also want to get questions answered after a firefighter was suspended for talking with us for an interview. the firefighter is the union president, and was speaking in that role for the story. he has been suspended without pay. tag- the meeting is set to start at 7 o'clock tonight. we will have more on wavy news 10 at 11. in portsmouth, liz palka, ten on your side. we continue to follow developing news out of northern california -- crews are still working to clear the train tracks -- after a commuter train derailed and plunged into a creek. investigators believe a mudslide caused the train to derail last night about 30 miles northeast of san jose. it's still unclear if mud flowed onto the

the train as it passed. one of the cars landed on its side -- in a creek -- and began to flood. rescue crews were able to get everyone out. there were more than 200 people on board. nine people were hurt. none of them seriously. union pacific is heading up in the investigation. more developing news out of chicago -- where firefigheters are still mopping up after a massive fire at a building on the city's west side. at least one person was rescued from this indoor flea market that spans two city blocks. firefighters were ordered out of the building and hazmat crews were called in. the buildings roof deck collapsed -- sending cars crashing into the fire below. the building is a total loss. the flea market was not open. there have been no reports of injuires. new information today in the case against a baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray -- maryland's court of appeals deciding officer william porter must testify against all five of his fellow officers the ruling could have

porter was the first officer to face trial in gray's death. his trial ended with a hung jury in december. the issue of whether he could be compelled to testify against his colleagues brought all the other trials to a standstill. tuesday's rulings mean the cases will be sent back to a lower court and the trials can move forward. porter is expected to go on trial again in june. time to talk politics - voters in four states head to the polls today -- republicans primaries are happening in michigan, idaho and mississippi. hawaii is also holding its caucuses. on the democratic side -- primaries are being held in michigan and mississippi. michigan has the most delegates up for grabs. polls close there at eight. look for updates on wavy dot com and the wavy app. a follow up now on a story that reads more like a hollywood script -- the man accused of orchestrating the heist of four-point-eight million dollars in gold bars -- will remain in jail.

adal-berto perez held until his trial. he's the man investigators say set up the heist along interstate 95 in north carolina a year ago. the f-b-i says perez used a g-p-s device to track the truck - releasing pepper spray by remote control inside the cab -- forcing the driver to pull over. perez and two others tied-up the driver and his passenger -- taking off with the gold bars. more arrests are expected. perez will be officially arraigned next week. we're also learning more about a school shooting in middletown ohio. authorities have seized computers -- knives -- a b-b gun - and other items from the home of james austin hancock. he's the 14 year old accused of opening fire on students in a school cafeteria last week. according to court documents - at least 20 witnesses have identified hancock as the gunman. two students were shot - but are expected to make a full recovery. hancock is being held without bail on attempted murder charges. today marks two years since malaysia airlines

disappeared. families of some of the victims gathered in beijing -- marking the anniversary at a buddihist temple. they came together for emotional support and to pray for their missing loved ones. of the 239 passengers on board - the majority were chinese. many family members still refuse to believe their loved ones will not return. there is an ongoing search for mh-370. it's lead by an international search team -- made up of investigators from malayasia - the u-s - britain - china - france and australia. investigators believe the plane was flown thousands of miles off course -- before crashing in the southern indian ocean. the search area spans some 46- thousand square miles. the search is expected to wrap up later this year. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - it's a "blast" from the past. the new educational -- hands on -- experience that's getting ready to open at colonial williamsburg. but first -- a security feature - or an invasion of

offered by some banks to prevent credit card fraud that's raising eyebrows. my full forecast is coming up in just a few

the battle between the federal government and apple is not over. the justice department wants a second opinion in its fight to get into the i-phone of syed farook. a judge ruled last week that he can't force apple to hack into a drug dealer's phone. apple argues the

phones less safe. on tuesday, the justice department asked a federal judge to revisit the decision. a new service being offered by some banks is raising concerns about privacy. u-s bancorp is planning to use a service that tracks your phone to ensure that charges made to your credit card are legitimate. it will help determine when your credit card is not in your possession -- and help prevent charges from being declined when you're on vacation. customers will need to "opt-in" to the plan. banks say they'll use the location data for security, not for marketing. north korea hacked into the smartphones of some high-ranking south korean government officials -- conducting cyber- attacks early this year. that's according to the national intelligence service. an emergency meeting is happening in south korea today to discuss the rising cyber threat from the north. the n-i-s says that pyongyang is more likely than ever to use cyber terrorism. sources say the north has already begun preparations for terrorist attacks. pilots wanted -- no experience required. jet blue launched a pilot

program this week. and while you don't need prior flying experience -- you do need a high school diploma - or equivalent -- and must be at least 23 years old at the end of the four-year program. you also have to write an essay and pay a 200 dollar application fee. jet blue will narrow it down to about two dozen candidates. the program costs about 125-thousand dollars. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - there's a "revolutionary" new program coming to colonial williamsburg. our photojournalist walter hildebrand gives us a sneak peak -- next. then a little later - right place -- right time. how a quick thinking officer helped rescue a

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new "musket range" to the public. here's ten on your side's walter hildebrand with a sneak peak from williamsburg. (01- 54:08) "this was seen as really a neat way to attract new people to williamsburg who may never have been here, or came here a long time ago and think there's nothing williamsburg are hoping you'll want to have a blast (68-32:01) "fire!" (02-03:16) "the guests have always asked about being able to fire a gun especially after visiting the magazine and being intrigued by them." and for those guests, opportunity knocks (24-13:28) "until you're ready to fire, keep your finger to the side of the guard". (01-53:35) "so we have a very safe opportunity here for folks to come work, their history and then to be able to take a couple of shots with it". (28-16:09) "nats blast" "there you go!" (01-54:43) "they'll learn about how these guns

is, who owned them in the eighteenth century, so it's not just about shooting the gun, it's also about coming and connecting to what these weapons represented in the eighteenth century". guest will get to try the british brown bess used during the american revolution or a fowling piece which was mostly used by farmers in virginia. (20-10:41) "gun shot" either way, history just got more exciting (01-57:10) "not something you're gonna see at a whole lot of other places, certainly history museums in this country, we think it's a very unique experience". (02-03:25) "it's about time we came up with something where they could actually experience in a safe environment like this and go away with that experience of being able to understand more about what our ancestors went through to basically establish this nation". in colonial williamsburg, walter hildebrand ten on your side the musket range opens to the public on march 19th. a powerful storm swept across northern texas earlier today. this is video from cool texas -- west of fort worth -- where it's possible a tornado touched down along the highway. the area experienced high

damage brought traffic on almost every major interstate to a standstill. 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

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coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - it's hard to make good choices when the labels are misleading. we're making your next trip to the grocery store a little easier. and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- we continue to track developments in that big fire this afternoon in great bridge. we have video from chopper 10-- and from you-- and our liz kilmer will bring us the latest on the investigation coming up. and some good news for a

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ten on your side now with what you need to know about healthy eating. with so many food items disguised as "healthy" it's hard to know what's really good for you and what's not. despite our best intentions we sometimes fall short when it comes

making the right choices. so - here's a few things to think about the next time you head to the store. for starters - skip the frozen dinners. they may be easy and convenient - but they are full of preservatives and sodium. veggie chips -- they're cut thin and processed - removing much of the nutritional value. fruit cocktail. most are made with sugary syrup that adds zero nutritional value. bottled tea -- watch out for one with artificial flavorings. and don't be fooled by "fat free" items like yogurt. some have as much as 15 grams of sugar in a single serving. bottom line -- always check the label to be sure you're getting the nutrition you need. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - he's being hailed a hero -- after his quick thinking helped save a family from a burning car. see the dramatic rescue -- next. then at 6-- we continue to that breaking news out of chesapeake. a fire rages at an apartment building. we have a crew on the ground-- and chopper 10 with the view

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>> wavy news 10. from the station on your side, this is >> the remains of a vicious apartment building fire. >> it took minutes for firefighters to get there. you can see the result from above does not look good. nothing more than the framework of part of the building is left. here is where it happened, cozy corner. it's made for a busy afternoon for firefighters and we have been on the scene several hours. what is the latest? liz: officials are working to determine what caused the flames . you can take a look at this destruction. four apartments and one is a total loss.

>> i was afraid it was a bomb. that was my first thought. liz: neighbors ran out of their homes to see the intense flames and plumes of smoke billowing from these apartments. >> i looked up and the flames were shooting up in the air and it really scared me. liz: firefighters called for a second alarm and spent one hour getting the fire under control. flames destroyed one apartment, including this person's. >> i ran inside. i got my car key and then i started to run out and took off. liz: she and two others got out safely, including an elderly woman on oxygen.

and back here, parker and three others are displaced tonight. one person is being helped by the red cross and investigators are working to figure out how the fire started. they don't believe it is suspicious. we are working to find that out for you. anita: within minutes of reports about fire, we sent you a breaking news lead. if you are not getting them, set the notifications for the app to on. tom: plenty of you sent pictures to us and we thank you. if you see breaking news, remember when it is safe to do so, take those pictures or shoot video and send it. anita: a lot of questions remain about a story we brought you last night. a principal on leave, parents had several stories about what they heard about the central