hampton police tweeted a picture of officers holding up their right hand they use the hashtag first day for ashley for the first time since his arrest were hearing from the uva student detained in north korea on one beer was arrested nearly two months ago for trying to steal a political banner from hotel at a news conference yesterday in north korea warm gear took full responsibility and i am back to the korean people and government for my forgiveness in a statement warm beers parents expressed how much they miss their son the us state department and the swedish government are working on that young man's release. virginians at the polls right now picking the candidates they want to represent their political parties in november the posts there will be donald trump and hillary clinton today some of the region's top political thinkers weighed in on a walk and bike riding sat in on the discussion that od you with if you want an idea

november you need to take a look into the huge geography professor jonathan liam's car to grab a map illustrates virginia not by real geographic lines but how the population centers actually vote. it's a lot of blue especially in northern virginia in this business as it has a white candidate to be where they fit the three main centers of population really lost it was all part of our freewheeling super tuesday conversation among sects political thinkers at old dominion university the consensus was that donald trump and hillary clinton will almost assuredly win it today in virginia professor shi ni de brasil to discuss why clinton is so popular among african americans. she captured eighty six percent of the black vote in south carolina so this may explain why african american voters may support clinton as they see harrison more viable candidate. one subject that came up again and again trumped kaufman lecturer history professor and former

whitehurst made clear he dislikes trumps combative style he said he's voting for john k six will fail us a show some intelligence iq by professor joshua singer said trump has tapped into a dissatisfaction among many americans and would be a mistake to just discount him when there's a market for what he's selling. certainly i think why are people involved we tend to get all caught up in the polls professor joshua singer said but we all should really be watching are the betting lines and who the smart money is being placed upon singer said all the big bucks are being waged upon clinton trumpet he said that anybody who wants to make a bet live by cutting thirteen years now. governor mcauliffe morning for hillary clinton mcauliffe took the stage with clinton during a rally last night and often says he down barriers but

support in this election the most important thing is that you vote people fought and died for the right to vote. we have young men and women in uniform all over the globe today protecting oemat here in america least we can do is spend five ten minutes going to go the polls close at seven o'clock tonight you can get instant updates on thirteen is now dot com on the homepage there's a link to our special super tuesday coverage also be sure to watch thirteen news now eleven for reaction to the results may be the third time will be the charm for redistricting in north carolina attorneys who sued to get the congressional district map redrawn say the replacement map creates massive partisan gerrymandering they want the federal court to reject the new map and redraw the boundaries the new map is supposed to be used in a congressional primary in june state attorneys have until next monday to respond. today president obama met with senate gop leadership about their vow to take no action

the president sat down with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vice president and senator harry reid this is the first time the men have met since justice antonin scalia unexpected death last month president obama is expected to soon nominate a candidate for the high court however republicans have vowed not to hold hearings on any candidate. the tech giant apple on capitol hill today as the fight over the unlock terrorists follow continues and lawmakers now weighing in on the balance between security and privacy of a fourteen year old accused of opening fire in his high school cafeteria says he's not guilty. what's next for the suspected gun rain even a couple thunderstorms already approaching extreme western virginia tell you more about those in the showers that will see tonight as well as a drop in temperatures that continues and now to an update in newport news as we take a look at our first camera a multi vehicle accident scene is clearing

one lane sixty four eastbound before the harper's mill road overpass you see that here as we head to our second camera there's now a pretty bad too and a half mile back up starting before you even get

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the grocery chain aldi is looking to hire ten people in williamsburg the company is holding a job fair tomorrow it starts at seven in the morning at the hilton garden inn on richmond road and this job fair is only for the williamsburg store but more positions could be coming earlier this month officials announced they are buying two locations in newport news for more information on the job requirements look for the story of thirteen years now. dot com. the art center is back in business the nonprofit gallery re opened today in a new location in the north arts district it's now located in the duke grace building across the state street from the chrysler museum of art it features twenty two artists' studios three galleries and in our classroom. you may remember that the art center closed in

milestone for newport news shipbuilding navy is getting ready to christen the virginia class submarine washington on saturday the daughter of navy secretary ray mavis will smash a bottle of sparkling wine against the subs bow elizabeth made this authenticated the ship in november by chucking her initials onto a metal plate on the keel the navy says the four hundred foot long sub will have enhanced our sophisticated surveillance capabilities and special warfare enhancements the high stakes legal fight between apple and the justice department is moving from the courts the congress the two sides are asking the house judiciary committee to decide if the fbi can legally force apple to unlock an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters apple is asking the courts to throw the case out officials argue unlocking that one phone compromises the security of millions of others. fbi director james comey and says the fbi doesn't want a magic key to

access to one phone essential dressing apple cake the vicious guard dog away let us try and pick the lock just yesterday a judge in new york ruled the justice department cannot compel apple to unlock an iphone in an unrelated drug case that ruling has no effect on this case but experts say it could help the tech giant moving forward. it's a make or break day for some presidential candidates voters in a dozen states went to the polls for super tuesday. we have a closer look at what's at stake for each presidential hopeful a fourteen year old boy accused of shooting up the school faced a judge more

the millions of americans and doesn't have a dozen states are voting right now super tuesday's hearing the candidates are fighting for important delegates donald trump and hillary clinton hope to win big but the other candidates are looking to gain some momentum abc's. marci gonzalez has the latest on the race on the biggest day of voting until the general election voters will vote on final super tuesday push from the candidates we are so excited about tonight and

send to america with twelve states voting today and sixteen hundred and ten delegates at stake overall marco rubio and ted cruz are focused on stopping gop frontrunner donald trump and gaining an insurmountable lead. cruz voting today in texas. counting on his constituents to bring him a much needed when there is no doubt that any candidate who cannot win his home state has real problems will translate into today polling well ahead nationally among republicans a new poll out today shows hillary clinton stands too easily be trumped if they face off in november i haven't even started yet i cannot make america great today clinton hoping for a repeat of a blowout victory in south carolina the while bernie sanders casting his ballot in vermont bernie sanders of vermont got at least one boat was working on my wife says regardless of today's outcome. he is not backing down the candidates are already looking ahead to

weeks before florida's primary trump clinton and rubio will all be there tonight campaigning and waiting for all of this super tuesday results. gonzalez abc news austin texas and virginia as one of the states where people voted today coming up at six we have a closer look at how the primaries played out right here in hampton roads and tonight at ten abc news live special election analysis followed by our continuing coverage and eleven ohio teen charged with shooting up the school pleaded not guilty today the fourteen year old appeared in court this morning charged with attempted murder and assault police say the teen opened fire at the school in middletown ohio yesterday injuring four students the school superintendent says the district plans to make sure students feel safe when that school reopens tomorrow morning we played have staff members in addition to the bus drivers on the bus system or morning

on the buses again just to increase their comfort level and students did in feeling of security crisis response teams also are helping at the school. it appears one cruise ship just can't catch a break for the second time in a month there is trouble more than some of the seas ship is now racing back to new jersey after passengers came down with the noro virus passengers claimed ten people a day are coming down with the ole miss in a tweet the cruise line blame them on coming or incoming storm for their decision to return to port not the virus. some passengers are skeptical actually medical facility to get off the bow and medical facility was jam packed standing room only. literally just full of people and that's only kind of went whoa this is not good just three weeks ago thirty foot waves and a hundred and twenty mph winds slammed the same ship forcing it to turn around the anthem of the seas is

two days ahead of schedule we've been enjoying a nice warm straight but the temperatures are about to drop let's go over to jeff adjust the temperature so it could be closer to normal she would say it and eventually even below normal. we did see some cooler air today compared to yesterday now even more of that set to move in as you can see nothing on radar so let's get right over that will move on for the forecast important stuff as you can see a couple clouds out there a whole layer of sort of mid level or upper level clouds giving a sort of filter sunshine out there but for this evening breezy mildly pleasant and call a partly cloudy temperatures dropping by seven o'clock around sixty one but it is still breezy winds about thirty mph occasionally in gus notice the highs today when she got back inland. it was into the seventies so not a whole lot cooler than yesterday. a little bit lower but definitely a noticeable difference near the beaches yesterday we were up well in the seventies today were seen

difference obviously as i said from england coastline to kill everybody on notice the difference by tomorrow for this evening than mild for this time of year little bit breezy notice the showers not during the evening not even the early overnight late overnight and into the early portion of rush hour tomorrow for virginia and through most of rush hour here in north carolina you'll still have a chance of a shower and then temperatures will drop to about the upper forties to lower fifties and then they're not going to move much in fact i'll stay by late afternoon about in that same range as we continue to watch some much cooler conditions blowing in on north westerly winds and that means a chilly night tomorrow evening as readings drop back into and through the forties and up already in the upper thirties by late tomorrow evening we're going to definitely need the more than just a light jacket if you're heading out for a walk around the neighborhood are going to dinner. excuse me thursday morning with those

with even some twenties for the most in london spot so that's what sets the stage thursday night for a storm moving at us that has the potential to bring some winter weather to parts of the region right now we have a line of showers even one or two severe thunderstorms out here just west of bristol virginia that system is what weakens and comes through tonight is few rain showers showed this map yesterday this is the european model and this is almost identical to what a show yesterday mainly a moderate coastal or nothing really heavy but also one that with the rain snow line staying pretty close to us but not much moisture back in the land that would bring again maybe a little bit of a mix at the beginning before i think most of us will turn over some rain so not looking at a big deal i don't think but just keep in mind we have to fine tune that forecast is we get toward later in the week. meanwhile tonight fifty three windy and cooler showers likely not this

masa very early morning showers otherwise clearing breezy and chilly rest of the forecasts forty four on thursday and then that possible next thursday night before we see temperatures friday trying to slowly recover. looks like they'll be way below normal but mainly some morning rain and saturday forty eight is six below where we should be by sunday. only a couple of degrees cooler but the possible shower moves back in with a warm front right jeff thanks for that new report shows the work you do may be related to how healthy your heart is. this comes from a new cdc study researchers found different jobs appear to be linked with different risk factors for heart disease management and finance professionals tend to have unhealthy diets police officers are among the worst when it comes to high blood pressure and nearly seven in ten people working in sales had unhealthy cholesterol levels experts say no matter your job is important make

healthy. the virginia beach world war two veteran travel across the globe to meet his long lost love is back in the state nor when thomas and his son arrived at norfolk international airport saturday night they spent about two weeks in australia to reconnect with the woman or wood fell in love with as a young paratrooper preparing for the d day invasion while down under norwood and his wartime lovejoy store and had a romantic valentine's day date i feel like we're watching here you know did some sightseeing and even met some australian pilot no word on if or when the two will get to see each other again but we certainly hope they do mean it would be nice if they could see each other again assuming they want to nor what is the shade it he says years ago he fell in love with her smile. that's what this book and hopefully do it again. we hope for a happy ending yet attorney general mark herring leading the charge to punish people who illegally pass school

on the effort violent gangs advertising and promoting through social media thirteen years now investigates the dangerous trend frightening children here in hampton roads and

. a bill making its way through the general assembly would make it easier to punish people who violate school bus laws the law would close a loophole in school bus safety right now the bus camera records a driver illegally passing a school bus the ticket has to be issued and person in camp e mail attorney general mark

that so enforcement is easier for officers as a parent myself i really think about my children every single day and then want to make sure that they're safe. something as simple as getting on and off for school bass can be dangerous if you've got a drivers who are inattentive and pass a school bus when this stopped and unloading children. state senate is expected to vote on the house version of the bill this week north carolina education leaders also working to increase school bus safety in december the state board of education approved a plan to install cameras on more buses to help catch drivers who illegally pass those buses the goal is to catch more drivers who put kids at risk nashville new york and l a those cities come to mind when you think of the music industry but it may surprise you to know the seven five seven hampton roads virginia is once again making waves in music back in the nineties hampton roads took the industry by storm with producer teddy riley created a new sound that would dominate the airwaves but time and technology and

young artists to make music on their own in virginia beach alone there are fifteen recording studios that generate nearly ten million dollars a year is very important that people understand how powerful the seven five seven is to the music industry and i personally am looking for talent will music's next big star come from the seven five seven. regina mobley will have that story tonight on thirteen news now at eleven that's all we have for you at five thirty our super tuesday coverage continues right now it's six. since six am this morning hampton roads voters have been casting their ballots deciding which candidates will face off for the presidency. some of the top candidates have made last minute visits here trying to drum up support but republican congressman scott and read till through some

harsh letter urging voters to not support his party's front runner erik ainge is live in the post explaining why the rental things nominating donald trump would be a disaster for the gop the average individual said that from his controversial remarks on the campaign trail had made him unfit for the presidency he said even if trump gets the nomination he still wouldn't vote for him. so asked him what would he do if it were between hillary clinton bernie sanders and alt rock said he would have to write in someone else's name. he did become president. i mean i am truly fearful for his leadership of congressman scott regional blasting republican presidential frontrunner donald trump. i'm incredulous really that he's got the traction that he's got i mean i kept thinking as so many did know that surely can't be happening before voters headed out to the polls this super tuesday

critique of the brash billionaires controversial comments and positions are the quotes miscellaneous a fascist dictator and death back away from his values are the offices of what i think we hold to be true. trump's regional chairman gary pilar says the congressman's criticism is overblown congressman rangel being one of the most civil and polite congress folks that we've ever had. there's lee disagrees with mr. trump style but nothing in that statement i saw it tells me he fiercely disagrees with policies that the campaign will put forth the latest polling shows trouble eating marco rubio by thirteen points in virginia hillary clinton had a double digit lead over bernie sanders for the democratic primary the former secretary of state stunned in norfolk last night hoping her popularity among african americans will fuel a decisive win. she has a

of americans are familiar with the claims were they built some relationships today case with african americans. and the country really will be watching what happens in the virginia primary between republicans and democrats there are hundred and forty four delegates up for grabs. we could know who walks away with the majority of them when the polls close in a little less than an hour or forty live in norfolk area came thirteen years our election coverage will continue through the night will break down how people in both parties voted across hampton roads and right here on abc thirteen you can get analysis from a top national political analyst and will also have local analysis at eleven now puts listeners were also out around hampton roads today for different causes in portsmouth some people had a petition to recall the mayor our partners at the virginian pilot say opponents of american the right spot across the city collecting