cardwell is a richmond native who moved to virginia beach and twenty twelve. right now of course scott taylor serves as delegate for virginia's eighty fifth district. taylor says the statement after ford's announcement today quote i am very disappointed in his decision not to run in his own district where he lives there is nothing in my acceptable to leave your people behind to save yourself and quote under virginia law you do not need to live in the district you represent the skies are clear over downtown norfolk right now but that is about to change the weather authorities tracking a storm system headed our way and jeffrey could even bring a chance for some snow a little bit just like yesterday we were saying and starting on thursday i know and friday for sure that we would have a good chance to live in a sleet or snow mixed in spots around superbowl time and that's what we ended up with didn't turn out to be a big deal for most areas of fact for any areas i don't think that certainly was a big talking point around town that's what's going to happen tonight

the second district seat republican state delegate scott taylor and virginia beach attorney pat cardwell are both in this race taylor served as delegate for virginia's eighty fifth district cardwell is a richmond native who moved to virginia beach and twenty twelve scott taylor released a statement about ford's decision today saying i am very disappointed in his decision not to run in his own district where he lives there is nothing in my dna that tells me it is acceptable to leave your people behind to save yourself regardless of the argument to do so right now more clouds are moving in around hampton roads. this is a live look from our camera downtown norfolk and some areas those clouds might turn into rain showers. geoff even a chance that we see a little bit sweeter maybe a couple of snowflakes mixed in as you can see the sun has set we had a little bit of a a hint of a nice sunset a few spots. now the clouds moving back in. let's take a look first of all light light precipitation has come through especially some of the northern part of the area but you might not be able to see at un

today, a grand jury indicted cardwell for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, having weapons under disability, drug trafficking, and theft among others. developing now it's being called a "public health emergency." as zika zee-ka virus continues to spread... tri-state health experts are paying very close attention. our ben katko is at the city health department tonight. he has a word of warning for you. here at the city's health department... they're one of many paying close attention to the spread of the virus. it is expected we'll see some cases here. for one group... that news is especially dangerous. when it comes to zika virus... you could say there are more questions than answers. patty burns/st. elizabeth "there's no vaccine. there's no treatment. all of that - no vaccine, no treatment - is very scary." the symptoms run their course in a few days. the mosquito- borne virus isn't a big deal for most... but not all. patty burns "pregnant women. that is absolutely the group that is highly concerned right now." the virus has recently popped up in the u-s... it's thought travelin

in setting his sights on ridges all c state delegate scott taylor and virginia beach attorney pat cardwell have announced they're also running. taylor is a delegate from virginia eighty fifth district cardwell is a richmond native who moved to virginia beach in twenty twelve. scott taylor says the statement after ford's announcement. it reads quote i am very disappointed in his decision not to run his own district where he lives there is nothing in my dna that tells me it is acceptable to leave for people behind to save yourself by virginia law you the congressional district you represent some of the fight is playing out in north carolina over gerrymandering state attorneys have asked a federal court to delay its order directing legislators to draw new congressional districts. they're asking for the delay because the state's primaries are just five weeks away and thousands of absentee ballots have already been returned a three judge panel found lawmakers packed too many minority voters into the first in twelve districts boundaries drawn by the end of next week. it's the last hour before th

cardwell was a retired metrobus driver. p. >>> a b bipartisan gun deal heao the governor's desk. it will be signed this afternoon. . the deal will require anyone convicted of domestic violence to give up their guns ore state police must be at gun shows to do voluntary background checks of unlicensed selders, but conceal carry permits issued by other states will now be allowed. sfwloot t >>> the search is on for five suspects who be ro erobbed and d a teenage girl. the victim left the metro station and headed out on to 14th street when she was attacked. she told news 4 that she was thrown to the ground and hit with a taser and robbed of her shoes and cash. the teen says it was a woman who tased her. >> like one of then tasers that keeps going when they hold the button. so she kept holding the button. >> the victim says she hit behind trash cans until police arrived. she says the woman who tased her was wearing a pink jacket the seam color as the shoes they stole from her. >>> 6:36. virginia is ready to legalize daily the state legislature has approved the first legislation in the

only candidate with eyes on scott rachel's all see republican state virginia beach attorney pat cardwell announced their bids for the seat last month taylor serves as delegate for virginia's eighty fifth district cardwell is a richmond native who moved to virginia beach and twenty twelve. we have less than an hour to register to vote before the virginia primaries today is the deadline if you want to cast your vote on march first. mailed registrations need to be postmarked today there's still time to register online that registration closes at five pm you can find a way to registering online along with all of the primary information on our website thirteen years now. com and we're keeping our eye on what could the big news for downtown office could mean thousands of new job starbucks is working on moving into the law building and on top of that developer buddy gavin has big plans for two buildings to commercial place and the bank of america building by a brief car and membership last week and indicated that he's proposing to do a full service a coffee shop will be recreation facilities an

tom: attorney pat cardwell is also running for the seat, as it state delegate scott taylor. you can find all the news under the news tab of wavy.com. click on politics for the latest information. nicole: still to come, changing the way students are punished. one local school system takes a look at a different approach instead of keeping his class that keeping -- keeping kids out of class. >> we are investigating a get back on december 28, and for the first time, we are reading autopsy. was shot by a something police officer. -- a suffolk police officer. i will have that coming up. tom: bruce wraps up super bowl 50 after it's as to loss for the panthers. nicole: we continue on this monday night. >> you are watching wavy news 10 nicole: we continue with possible changes to the way biggest when students in schools. tom: all things to the student -- thanks to the student operation that has the attention of administrators. are american students make up 34% of the division. and task force has been created to include more school psychologists and changes to punishment itself. there

the epicenter of national defense for the world. 5221 state delegate scott taylor and attorney pat cardwell are also running for the seat. we're just one day from the new hampshire presidential primary -- and the candidates are taking last minute shots. (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate): "donald trump, you're the loser." (butt) (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate): "jeb is a lightweight, the latest c-n-n poll shows republican candidate donald trump is leading with voters ahead of the primary. rubio and ted cruz round out the top three. on the democratic side -- vermont senator bernie sanders is holding his lead over hillary clinton -- and he traded jabs with former president bill cliton today. (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "what people will be asking is not just who wins, but whether the people of new hampshire are prepared to lead this country in a political revolution." (bill clinton/ former president): "when you are making a revolution you can't be too careful about the facts." we will be sure to keep you updated on the results of the primary as they come in. ne

i'm attorney pat cardwell is also running for the seat -- as is state delegate scott taylor. in a statement released late this afternoon, taylor called forbes a good man, but said he was disappointed and that it's unacceptable to quote, leave your people behind to save yourself. forbes told me - supporters have said -- they don't care where he lives or what district he's from. erin kelly, 10 on your side. north carolina lawmakers are working to put a temporary stop to a last-minute re-districting decision by the u-s district court of appeals. it's a story we first told you about over the weekend. republican lawmakers say they believe the federal trial court wasn't aware people have already started voting for the march primary. judges originally said they'd give lawmakers two weeks to update two congressional districts - covering elizabeth city. norfolk police have identified the city's latest homicide victim. police say someone shot and killed 21- year-old kevin green. it happened outside his home on anderson street in the huntersville area sunday morning. detectives spent se

the epicenter of national defense for the world. 5221 state delegate scott taylor and attorney pat cardwell are also running for the seat. we're just one day from the new hampshire presidential primary -- and the candidates are taking last minute shots. (jeb bush/(r) presidential candidate): "donald trump, you're the loser." "jeb is a lightweight, let me tell you." the latest c-n-n poll shows trump is leading with voters ahead of the first primary. rubio and ted cruz round out the top three. on the democratic side -- vermont senator bernie sanders is holding his lead over hillary clinton -- and he traded jabs with former president bill cliton today. (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "what people will be asking is not just who wins, but whether the people of new hampshire are prepared to lead this country in a political revolution." (bill clinton/ former president): "when you are making a revolution you can't be too careful about the facts." get the results of the primary as they come in both here and on wavy.com. new tonight -- a big name company will no longer set up a store in

will receive cookies there are so they are so cardwell passengers can out more . they stop the snacks in 2003 but have been giving them again due to lower oil prices $377 million. that is more than the 60s, 70s, 80s can bind. this year, each 32nd record five breaking $5 million. for years ago was $4.5 billion for the commercial. >> that is a lot of money. >> time right now it is ten minutes before 8:00 o'clock let's check in with kenny. >> $5 millionn that is amazing. and the building cleveland pride two young entrepreneurs one t-shirt at a time. when we come back.e the cleveland clothing company kicking it with kenny. okay you are up, my man. we have those a we will represent every day. >> that is right r and then we have built logo hat. >> very had. >> very good and well done.e. all right. taylor is wearing a gray alsoso a downtown landmark photo sure. >> the landmarks include - - carnegie bridge a hugege view o off wntown and then could you turn around and show them the logo on the backck? he is wearing the i like cleveland when it was quotes withnd a great two

this is what cardwell and if you plan on fishing early, visibility will be at nil until 10:00. a line of showers from georgia into anderson county, greenwood, and the only placewith dense fog, there will be a little drizzle forming on the windshields.be prepared for that. visibility up and down 85 and rough. here is our future plus forecast we see a few showers this evening, especially overnight and it showers a about 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow. temperatures will not, lot. 55 to 60, the 50 in asheville reaches low 50's for the afternoon. it will be warmer the shower and thunderstorm activity with temperatures cooling down on thursday as skies cleait will be chilly and back and cool days. it will be a sunny weekend. let's get the trallyson: i want to show you this behind me on i-85 around clemson boulevard. you can see the fog. it is very foggy, a careful -- be careful. on bill lattimore road near turkey farm road, a serious accident with injuries. a new one in g on rutherford road and beverly road. -- around childress road with an accide26 and for the art the speed limit drivjust in,

region 5030 growing these jobs but also in helping to build the navy of tomorrow 5034 attorney pat cardwell and state delegate scott taylor are also running for the seat. virginia beach sheriff ken stolle sent forbes a letter asking him not to leave the 4th district -- saying it would be a betrayal of his constituents' trust and loyalty. i asked forbes about that -- and i'll tell you what he said, coming up at 5. erin kelly, 10 on your side. we're working to learn more about a barricade situation that ended not as a domestic situation between two brothers on hughes avenue. for a while one with his elderly mother and refusing to come out. police tell us the man came out of the house with out any trouble and will under go a mental evaluation. we're told his mother is. 10 on your side has learned a portsmouth school bus driver is hurt after a situation on the bus this morning. the bus was headed to douglas park elementary when the driver first called about two students fighting. a school spokesperson says the driver then called and said they were hurt and needed an ambulance. we're working to

and for more on this we're joined this morning by judge renee cardwell hughes, ceo of american red cross for the eastern pennsylvania region. thank you very much for coming in. before we talk about the fire safety campaign, can you tell us what the red cross may be doing with the storm damage for the victims of the storm damage that rolled in here last night? >> well, last night we didn't have any direct responses because of storm damage, but what i want everyone to understand and i want to thank you for doing such a good job getting this message out, when people see standing water, they need to stay away from it. a car -- it's so dangerous. a car can be swept away by just as little as two feet of water. we lost power in our community about 10,000 homes in philadelphia area. so what people should know is keep the refrigerator door closed because the food should last about 48 hours if you keep the refrigerator door closed. so use flashlights, avoid candles. candles are one of the worst sources of fire. and other thing people should be careful about, a lot of people went bought generators

that's according to judge cardwell hughes. the ceo of the american red cross.the sorgs teaming up with the philadelphia fire department, to help residents t no more fire deaths campaign. going neighborhood by neighborhood to install smoke alarms, 10-year lithium powered battery smoke alarms. most importantly to give a customized escape plan for every family. >> the red cross will join the fire dhept twoond update no more fire death campaign. saturday morning at 11:30. for more information head to our website nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. >> when we think of black history month names like martin luther king, rosa parks come to mind. black history is more than those figures we hear about every year. >> beneath the surface of that text book black shift incredible american history. >> that's why so fee qua ballen came up with a different way to express african-american history. it's called black history, what i wish i knew. >> how do you know, academics, authors, poets, all talking about black history. people making history talking about how black history

recent weeks and has another one scheduled for tomorrow in for cousin forrest taylor an attorney pat cardwell are all seeking the republican nomination for the second they face off against each other in a general primary polls for primary day in new hampshire's of voters even reporting they did know who they would vote for it to the very last minute and the gop titled rob went to the primary as the frontrunner in the polls but it's a fight to the finish between democratic candidates marty sanders and hillary clinton with sanders ahead in the polls with a large voter turnout was good to do just fine. we're going to keep working literally until the last day of voting to cast the first polls close tonight at seven and you don't wanna miss a beat today on the new hampshire primary download our mobile app now for live coverage will find the latest updates along with the results once they come in and our apt is free and compatible with apple and android devices new businesses could shape the future of norfolk arts district a look ahead at what's in the works with i've been blind since birth. i go t