ash har quaraishi for us in richmond, virginia, aside from the raw delegate count, why is virginia somportant? >> well, over the last few years virginia has seen becoming a battle grown state for 40 years up until 2008 it was largely a red state. it has largely become a purple state, and it's something that a number of these candidates are taking very seriously. only three candidates at this point are supported by ad campaigns here in the state. marco rubio, donald trump and hillary clinton. all three of them are making final pushes in the state. marco rubio was here on sunday. hillary clinton was at several events, and donald trump is currently speaking to a crowd ated at radford university. he had more to talk about when it came to supporters here. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> i'll be campaigning in new york. i love new york, okay? i will be campaigning in new york. if we win new york, it's over, you understand because we pick up so many delegates. we're also doing really well in michigan. >> and del, one of the other reasons that virginia is important is that it tr

border control issues. >> another key state tomorrow virginia won 110 delegates for the democratic side. 49 for the republicans. we're live in richmond, aside from the raw delegate count where "y" is virginia so important for all the candidates. >> virginia has become a battleground state. as you mentioned, 49 delegates up for grabs for republicans. 110 for democrats. 95 of those delegates are still up for grabs. and but it's also one of those states that's changed democrat graphicallychangechanged demographically. three candidates are advertising they still have support campaign advertisements going on in virginia. hillary clinton, donald trump and marco rubio. and none of those candidates are taking for granted super tuesday and what it means here in virginia. all are campaigning here. donald trump who was here last week returning again. he'll be speaking at a rally hillary clinton also speaking around the state today and marco rubio arrived on sunday when he spoke to supporters and again continued to criticize the g.o.p. frontrunner donald trump. >> this has been a very different election year, and things have worked out in ways n

luke's penny savings bank of richmond, virginia, whose founder was madam cj walker, the first woman president in the united states. [applause] alden mcdonald: from 1888 to 1934, african-americans owned more than 130 financial institutions. during that same period of time, the number of black-owned businesses rose from 4000 to 50,000 businesses. african-american banks in our communities, in our country, do make a difference. we help to grow the economy, and we help to build jobs. this has been history, and we continue to do it today. i and other new orleans citizens founded the liberty bank in 1972, followed what i like to call the second civil war, the civil rights movement of the 1960's. historic men and women like my friend and fellow new orleanian, ambassador andrew young fought and won battles for basic rights in nonviolent protests that ended the denial and access of african-americans to public places and insured our right to vote. the battle of economic equity in overcoming blatant disparity for which dr. martin luther king was murdered continues today. today, there are only a handful o

that same year, william slavegton brown, and x found the true reformer savings , bank in richmond, virginia. there were many other successful banks that were owned by african-americans in the united states. one of the most successful of the early black-owned banks was the alabama penny loan and savings bank. others included mechanics and farmers in durham, north carolina, which is still in existence today. which is still in existence today. citizens and southern philadelphia, pennsylvania, the st. luke's penny savings bank of richmond, virginia, whose founder was madam cj walker, the first woman president in the united states. [applause] alden mcdonald: from 1888 to 1934, african-americans owned more than 130 financial institutions. during that same period of time the number of black-owned , businesses rose from 4000 to 50,000 businesses. african-american banks in our communities, in our country, do make a difference. we help to grow the economy, and we help to build jobs. this has been history, and we continue to do it today. i and other new orleans citizens founded the liberty bank in 197

convention, which was preferred by congressman brad. >> jeff schapiro, covering politics in richmond. virginia, one of 12 primaries on super tuesday. we wanted to focus on one that is very competitive. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> our road to the white house coverage continues with republican presidential candidate senator marco rubio of florida, and a campaign rally in atlanta. that is at 12:30 p.m. eastern on two.n texas senator and republican presidential candidate ted cruz holds a rally in san antonio. also speaking there, governor greg abbott and former governor and presidential candidate rick perry. that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has a rally at george mason university in your facts my virginia -- fairfax, virginia. that is that 4:15 p.m. eastern on c-span3. at 6:00, presidential candidate donald trump at a rally in georgia. we had that on c-span3. >> it is a whole different campaign now. we had basically moved beyond the early primary and caucus states, and now we are on super tuesday. 12 stat

this watch area includes richmond, virginia, norfolk, virginia, salisbury, maryland, and cape hatteras, north carolina. a tornado watch is n ecentral/southern north carolina. this watch area includes wilmington in north carolina. right now... a woman is fighting for her life..... after she and another person get hit.... while walking her dogs... it happened.... near rainbow and charleston. police say.... a driver was turning.... from rainbow onto del ray.... and... didn't see the couple crossing the street. both were taken to the hospital.... and... the woman is said to have... in life-threatening injuries. a developing story..... we're following right now... a syphilis outbreak.... here in southern nevada!!! the southern nevada health district reports.... there has been a -1- hundred -28- percent increase..... in cases in clark county.... since 20- 12... now... they're encouraging health providers... especially those who treat young men...to report a syphilis diagnosis..... so the patient and his partner.... can be treated and cured. we're following a developing story out of nevada ri

today a town about 50 miles south of richmond virginia. >> destruction. the path of the storm. near waverly virginia. a laundry mat. level. washers and dryers. now among downed trees and wires. >> . everything off the roof. i said. all i can do was just pray. and pray. >> a mobile home. used to sit here. all that's left is a concrete holding the steps. >> the storm threw it across the street. at the time. police say two men and a two year-old boy were inside. their bodyies found hundreds of feet away. >> due to the severe weather. >> here it is. as promised. keeping an eye on it. there's the snow that caused the flight cancellation. there's the line of severe weather. that blasted up the east coast. remember. it was in the deep south yesterday. this was our storm. that brought us the snow. and you can see these lines. right in here. you'll see this line of thunder storms. kind of rake up. right there. that's the severe weather. and in its wake this is what we have. the funnel clouds. and tornado reports. as you can see. 17 tornado reports. 7 of them funnel clouds. tote of 24 re

. >>> i'm julie carey in richmond, virginia, where the governor firing back at some of the gun control activists who blasted his gun compromise plan. what he has to say about their agenda just ahead. >>> and the first votes in iowa only about 90 minutes away now. chuck todd will tell us who gets chuck todd will tell us who gets the advantage with the high you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >>> first at 6:30 tonight, we're learning more about the man who was stabbed to death inside a popular d.c. nightclub. that victim was out celebrating a new job when he was killed. >> that stabbing happened inside barcode. meagan fitzgerald reports what the club's owner is doing to help with the investigation. >> reporter: this all happened just before midnight. we're told barcode was packed with people

john kasich scheduled to host a town hall meeting monday at vcu in richmond. virginia is one of several states holding a primary contest on so-called super tuesday. >>> a bill that would reduce the emphasis virginia high schools put on standardized testing is advancing through the general assembly. it was approved by a house committee yesterday. the virginian pilot reports the bill puts the focus on critical thinking over standardized testing. it also directs education officials to emphasize internship and technical training.>>> right now, appalachian power crews working to restore power to around 1700 customers in the roanoke area. the company hopes to have all power restored by tonight or friday morning. appalachian power said inks are taking a little longer because at one point, there were about 50,000 customers without power. crews are working 16 hour shifts and extra help came from tennessee and west virginia. >>> more now on the battle between fci and apple. many customers have rallied in support of the company. some legal experts say apple refused to unlock terr

gabe gutierrez in richmond, virginia. the republicans vying for the nomination could face a make or n tuesday. a loss for example for ted cruz here in his home state of texas could be devastating. holly jackson is live inma city with a look at the importance of this big vote. >> reporter: super tuesday is when the story line should shift from all the attacks to the arithmetic. adding up the delegates each candidate takes home. nearly half spread out across 11 ted cruz campaigning in this state today is calling it a battleground for him. but his must win, well, that's texas, his home state whiche most super tuesday delegates, 155 in all. his campaign tells nbc to watchas too. marco rubio meanwhile spending time and resources in virginia, one of his best shots toirst win. in georgia, he's looking to pluck off delegates in those su suburban area. johnooking passed super tuesday to march 16th when ohio votes for the governor, do or die from him. acknowledged that donald trump could steam roll on tuesday. for the frontrunner,

here's a look at the richmond. virginia state police has responded to more than 500 crashes across the state today. tonight: periodic rain showers. warmer... lows in the upper 40s. wind:sse 10-20mph tuesday: warm with rain before 2pm. heavy downpours possible in the am. highs around 60 degrees. wind: ssw 15-25mph. wednesday: isolated am showers possible. otherwise, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. this morning's snow of rain. a warm front will continue to lift northward thru tonight...allowing the temps to hover around 50 degrees around midnight. therefore, no icy roads expected tonight. periodic showers are possible; so, have an umbrella if you're heading out. an area of low pressure brings more rain for tuesday morning...heaviest between 8am and noon. then the rain tapers off by tuesday coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - millions of americans are helping take care of an aging loved one. so - what happens when this "invisible" work takes its toll on the caregiver? and i'm tom schaad. next on w

john kasich is scheduled to host the town hall meeting monday in vcu in richmond. virginia is one of several states holding a primary contest on super tuesday. hillary clinton's campaign suspect launching a television ad campaign. her campaign announced it's running the ads in the richmond market. foreign policy, women's rights and other issues are part of an initial 6 figure ad buy. clinton is leading in the polls terry mccullough ; forecast you on from the abc 13 weather experts. ; reporter: we've had so many questions from those asking are we going to get more snow? are we going to see a significant winter storm. we're going to be in for quite a ride over the next 2 weeks. show you dates that we're watch watching for you. jump ahead toward next week. 23rd, 24th and 25th. the 23rd heavy rainsome likely. after that colder weather moving in for the 24th and 25th. it is possible that there could be a large winter storm develop developing for the east coast. the question mark, what would this do to us in the heart of virginia? if we do we could see a winter meaning a mix of r

gust 71 in atlanta.there he mild. 71 in chattanooga, 70's in florida. 75 in new orleans, 48 in richmond, virginia. that is gup behind the front. back edge of the storm system, the cold air filters in. minneapolis, green bay, looking at snow. it is snowing hard in minneapolis, 20 -- 29 with a winter storm warning. they could see a foot of snow. lots of snow in denver. tomorrow morning, will the warm front lift? get heavy thunderstorms and not severewhat it looks like it will lift. -- but it looks like it will lift. the front bushes offense over the showers and thundersthursday, chillier temperatures but at least we will see sunshine. fog and drizzle, overnight low mild in the 50's. warming up towards daybreak, windy with showers and thunderstorms. hi, upper 60's to near 70 in the upstate, low 60's in the mountains. we dry out tomorrow night, thursday, friday, it did weekend and early next week. michael: it's always fun. prime time media night. ricardo: most of the players got weird, crazy questions. back to normalcy. we will have a live report from santa clara, and we will hear from cam newton. >>

the twister hit in waverly that's a town about 45 miles southeast of richmond virginia. several roads still closed because of all the debris left behind. >> really tough to see that damage. plans to press ahead with plans to nominate a new supreme court justice. >> tracie potts reports even though both sides seem dug in there are some signs of thawing out this morning. >> we not have hearings in short there will not be action taken. >> but now the white house and the senate confirmed that chuck grassly the republican head of the committee that holds hearings will meet with president obama next week. it's also confirmed the white house is vetting a republican, nevada governor and former federal judge to replace justice scalia. >> and i think it will be very difficult for them to explain how if the public concludes that this person is very well qualified that the senate should stand in the way simply for political reasons. >> this is a way for democrats in the white house to extract >> democrats have a petition, one .3 million people who say the senate should not block the

of destruction after an apparent tornado ripped through the small town of waverly south of richmond, virginia, this afternoon. state police confirm that three people have died. late today a tweet from cbs affiliate wtvr in richmond said, "sadly one of the three confirmed deaths was a young child who died when mobile home was hit." the station also reported eight others were injured. >> everything is destroyed. unbelievable. i mean, unbelievable. >> reporter: the debris field

and further north of here this was the scene today in richmond virginia that region sleet to freezing rain making for dangerous travel conditions. >>> meanwhile it was a great day for skiers in the western part of our state. beach mountain has received four inches of fresh powder since last night. some areas of the mountains got 7 inches of snow. >>> we want to take another live look outside at the conditions. this is i-85 in orange county. we're out there monitoring the roads. and it looks like we're moving from the snow to something a bit wetter but worse. >> right, so we're going -- and it's an amazing that i think mother nature is doing to us, we're going from 30s to 60 tomorrow with severe rainstorms in the morning. so we're busy. hopefully you enjoyed your day off or you survived the trek through the cold and snow we, icy weather. we've still got some of the freezing rain. so it falls through most of the atmosphere as rain and then it it's in the 20s and freeses on contact when it hits your car, maybe an overpass. most the treated roads okay but because it's still falling there

south of richmond, virginia this afternoon. police confirm three people have died. >> everything unbelievable. i mean, unbelievable. >> the debris is spread across three miles. he photographed this mobile home ripped open, cars flipped over. >> and we have learned the child killed in the storm was a two-year-old boy. the other victims were a 50- year-old man and a 26-year-old man. their bodies found 300 yards from their mobile hood. the news brings the death toll to six. to montgomery county, two families are homeless. one because of a house fire unrelated to the weather and the other because heavy rain caused a basement wall to collapse. wusa 9's alison barber is live with the details. . >> reporter: when that wall collapsed the man was underneath it, trapped till firefighters could pull him out. >> when we found him he right there. in that pile. sitting in the remains of the chair. and all the concrete blocks were pinned up against his knees. >> reporter: firefighters responded after 7:00 p.m. >> the gentleman appears to have

you come up here from richmond, virginia. i mean, it's unbelievable. and i don't understand it. but you know what i know is happening is there is a kind of movement now that maybe we can all be part of something that's a little bigger than ourselves. >> reporter: kasich's remarks at this and the other 105 town halls that he's held here off the cuff with marco rubio coming under fire for chris christie for planned answers, governor kasich telling the national media that's not now nor has it ever been him. >> people are looking not only to understand what's in your head but they also want to know what's in your heart. and if all you are is scripted, i'm not sure that people respond to that. i know pretty much what i want to say and how i want to say it, and john here has covered me for six years. a teleprompter. i don't deliver prepared speeches, most of the time. >> reporter: i know, even in 2012 at the republican national his speech into the teleprompter, then he went on to promptly ignore it. for sure his next speech will be a very short one because it's going to be outside in

a group of women protested outside of john kasich's town hall in richmond virginia after comments made about women. kasich tol a crowd that women "left their kitchens" for him during his state senate race in 1978. kasich has since apologized. brad's here -- several more siouxland girls teams are heading to state. class 1a and 2a regional finals would decide who is going g des moines. we'll l ve highights of foururf those games. and, sioux city boys teams hit the tournament trail, as north and west play first round games most people have already decided what to spend their tax refunds on this year. but we'll show you some options to get you the and it's not sething you winter. why sun screen is vitally and cold days. trips to the iowa gigis state basketballll tournament were on the line in classes 1a and 2a. western christian has been number-1 in 2a most of the season, after winning the state volleyball title. the wolfpack facing 13th- ranked lawton- bronson in the regional final. this game at east high -- western christian n ads by 2 at the half, 34-32. third quarter -- here comes lawt

of destruction after an apparent tornado ripped through the small town of waverly south of richmond, virginia, this afternoon. state police confirm that three people have died. late today a tweet from cbs affiliate wtvr in richmond said, "sadly one of the three confirmed deaths was a young child who died when mobile home was hit." the station also reported eight others were injured. >> everything is destroyed. unbelievable. i mean, unbelievable. >> reporter: the debris field is three miles long. dispatch reporter michael campbell photographed this mobile home ripped open, cars flipped over, sheet metal roads are blocked by downed tree, power lines and piles of debris were torn from homes. and take a look at this video of the storm passing over the white house and the washington monument. some pretty scary stuff. scott, we're being told that just over the boarder from washington in maryland in at least one flood-prone area, people are being rescued from their cars. >> pelley: chip, thanks very much. tornadoes killed at least three people yesterday in mississippi and louisiana. at an r.v. park

of destruction after an apparent tornado ripped through the small town of waverly south of richmond, virginia, this afternoon. state police confirm that three people have died. late today a tweet from cbs affiliate wtvr in richmond said, "sadly one of the three confirmed deaths was a young child who died when mobile home was hit." the station also reported eight others were injured. >> everything is destroyed. unbelievable. i mean, unbelievable. >> reporter: the debris field is three miles long. dispatch reporter michael campbell photographed this mobile home ripped open, cars flipped over, sheet metal

of destruction after an apparent tornado ripped through the small town of waverly south of richmond, virginia, this afternoon. state police confirm that three people have died. late today a tweet fromm cbs affiliate wtvr in richmond said,

we've got tornadoes on the ground, raleigh up to richmond, virginia, right here in this line. serious severe weather right now moving up into washington, d.c. as well. and here's the heavy snow, blizzard conditions, just outside of chicago. there's the low. and here's northern ohio. the low is going to track up over cleveland over the next six hours. behind it wrap-around cold and snow just in time for your morning commute. we're not expecting a monster take a lot of snow to cause slippery roadways to cause headaches and travel issues for you beginning tomorrow morning. here is 6:00 a.m. it is snow, temperatures lower 30s and upper 20s, snow could be briefly moderate during the morning and early afternoon. and then by 7:00 p.m. most of it has gone away. right now it looks like between now and 7:00 a.m., an inch or less of snowfall, then between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. tomorrow we get another one to four inches of snow. not a huge amount, but enough, it's heavy, wet snow, could slow you down. 32 tonight, rain to snow, an inch or less by dawn. it is going to be colder. tomorrow

storm system brings a fresh coat of snow to the northeast and is making the roads dangerous in richmond, virginiarday there were three deadly accidents because of poor weather conditions. today we have to worry about icy roads and rain on the way and poor visibility because of the fog. let's get you updated on all of it with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. bill? >> you'll find different conditions neighborhood by neighborhood, which is why we're going through it neighborhood by neighborhood and hour by hour. things are changing rapidly. you can see the wind blowing, warm air trying to come into the area. many of the streets, you can see that icy, slushy mix on the roads this morning. philadelphia international is up to 48 degrees, up 2 degrees in just 20 minutes time. the reason? look at the wind. out of the south/southeast at 14 miles an hour, gusting to 21 miles an hour. that's warm air that's reached the airport. not everybody is seeing it just yet. expect to find ice on the roads, especially secondary roads. no problem for millville, atlantic city and toms river. nort