this comes courtesy of beth justice, who posted on facebook. a spokesman with the county sheriff's department says dozens of boats caught fire before 4:30 this morning. state police, the virginia marine resources commission and coast guard are on the scene assisting. so far no one has been hurt, and the fire is under control. crews kept the flames from spreading to nearby condos. investigators are trying the fire. we have a crew heading to the scene. look for updates on wavy-dot-com and during this newscast. developing right now in virginia beach - a motorcyclist is recovering after a crash last night. police tell us it happened at the intersection of first colonial road and mill dam road. the rider went to the hospital with critical injuries. we're still working to find out more details from police. part of first colonial road was closed overnight while a team investigated the crash. as soon as we get more details we'll pass them along to you. we're following breaking news out of chesapeake right now. firefighters say there is a reported gas l

the intense flames right there at least twenty boats we understand the burden all this come from beth justice via her facebook page officials just wrapped up a press conference on the arson the latest on this and run into a news conference just wrapped up we are here we are actually own that the pictures you saw from that the justice were actually standing in her long right now this is where she saw behind me is now destroyed this was all flames earlier day at a news conference we learned or at least twenty one votes that have been destroyed two boats are submerged still you can see the yellow boom that they have around here this is the hazmat to try and contain any fuel or anything that's leaked out there trying to keep that contained at this point it took four hours to put out the flames you seen the pictures without them of the intense fire that was burning for hours to get a good start around four thirty they do not have contained until about eight thirty they're still actually saw a few minutes ago putting out hotspots in this and they said once they got the fire out the way will discove

this comes courtesy of beth justice, who posted it on facebook. a spokesman with the county sheriff's department says the fire is under control now and impacted nearly 50 boats. he also says no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what stared the fire. we have a crew heading to the scene. look for updates on wavy-dot-com and over on fox43 in just two minutes. good morning, hampton today: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 60s. winds sw 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se 5-10mph. we'll have a warm day with highs in the upper day. this may bring a cooler with highs in the be much cooler towards the end of the week. by the forecast for friday go big or go home >>> it's 8:30 now. it is monday morning, 29th of february, 2016. it is leap day. tamron -- >> do me a favor, tell me if carson is anywhere. >> don't worry. >> he's live streaming. hello, carson. how are you this morning? >> nice to see you. dueling media to

. >> beth: an outcome that kusko's daughters say it worth the wait. >> we he know nothing will bring him back but getting justice for him would do someood. >> beth: the columbia police department is emphasis emphasize can the importance of community tips in solving the cases. to contact crime stoppers at 888-crime-sc. abc columbia. >> ben: a 6-year-old orphaned after ready ready deputies say that her father -- after richland county deputies say that her father killed her mother and then turned the gun on himself. necessarily inside. deputies say they found the bodies of stephanie and keith wallace. >> speaker: the reason margaret fisher says she can for the identify a man who was shot and killed ts weekend is because he was in the country illegally. restaurant owner gregorio lee and you turned himself in sunday, he was once at the center of a bribery case of former lexington county sheriff james metts. county deputies involved in a crash late last night are -- they were in red bank and they're out of the hospital. the third deputy remains in stable condition. the accident took place at the intersection of platbu

will bethe justices likely to keep your heads down on this one, although there is a precedent. he court packing fight of the 1930's the chief justice of the time, charles evans carefullyid a very timed letter saying the court was just fine with a number of justices it had ended 90 more. i don't know that john roberts would get involved politically in quite that way. he is pretty canny about staying out. it is the case that the senate refuses to consider any nomination from this president. there is no precedent for it in american history. people reject nominations. they fight over who to fill the nomination, but there is no precedent for the senate just not this president for the last year of a four-year term. judges that the caller describes, i don't remember if john marshall was one of them. .there were a number of them host: that is the headline in the front pages of the papers this morning. gop says no vote on obama nominees. senators rally behind place to let next president replace justice scalia. lee in new york? caller: morning. i have two comments. i constantly get flyers

justice scalia's beth took center stage last night at the gop presidential debate. they began the debate with a moment of silence but the gloves quickly came off. tiffany wilson covered the debate and has more. >> the candidates offered condolences to justice scalia's family. >> he will go down as one of the great justice necessary the history of this republic. >> and then discussed his replacement. >> i think we ought to let the next president of the united states decide who is going to run the supreme court with a vote by the people of the united states of america. >> i think it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay delay delay. >> some disagree with that stance. >> they want to delay for the benefit of themselves. and it's -- i find that to be a very selfish attitude. >> the questions pivot today foreign policy which set off a nasty clash. >> we should have never been in iraq. we have destabilized the middle east. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe an

beth... (mccoy) the obstruction of justice will get you two years, mr. blanchard. but blackmai extortion? for what? were the photographs of sky sweet at the formosa club part of a business arrangement between you and justin smolka? [nervous laugh] where are you getting this from? if a photographer got into the women's bathroom, someone let him in. and knew to let him in when sky was going to be doing drugs. security was bulletproof at the formosa that night. did justin smolka let you in? did you conspire with him to blackmail his wife? we say that's the case. you could spend the next decade in jail. no ti--no, i don't want to do any time. all right, i'll testify against justin, but no time. adam stein over at the new york ledger says that there is a lot of response to that bit about your daughter. now, i went up to maine, and i took some photos. you can have 'em. keep the photographs. what do you know? justin smolka hired me to hide in a bathroom of the formosa club and get shots of his wife doing drugs. (mccoy) he knew that she'd be doing drugs? he planned on giving them to her that nigh

. >> the gop primary here is in just six ds and w expect justice scalia's replacement to caaign trail beth hillary clinton and bernie sanders are am slaing thereblican plans to hold up nominee. erica? >>> gabe gutirez, tnk u. >>> chuck todds moderatf meet the pss and andrea mitche is nbc chief foreign affas corresponden od morni to you. this re changed overnight. atoes the death of justice scalia do to this election moving forward? >> it ps t supme court front and center. this has been something that th candides have been talking to ba voter a long time that this election me th anything se cld der the balce of the supremeourt going rward. it's one of the older supreme courts that we've had in some time a that's why thi ediction has been made and now wi scalia's death it only enforceshat notion with voters, but it going to- it is going to throw washington into a tizzy. i think it could shut down the senate essallyor the year if tngso as badly as it wants to do, what the senate republican wan to do so i think it's going to end up elevating the issuef the supreme court into a top five ise t r

beth. in some news this morning, justice antonin scalia ignited a political firestorm within hours of his death. one of the main topics at last night's republican debates in south carolina. he died last night at the age of 79. >> reporter: the debate began with surrounding death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. president obama says he will nominate a replacement. several greed the next president should make that choice. >> i would like the president to just for once here, put the country first. >> reporter: the debate quickly turned into a series of fights mostly involving donald trump. he called ted cruz a liar. >> right now tad as a he supports federal taxpayer financing for planned parenthood i disagree with him on that >> you are the single biggest liar you probably are worst than jeb bush. >> reporter: >> reporter: he then within >> obviously, the war in iraq is a big fat mistake. >> while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safely. >> reporter: rubio and cruz clashed on immigration. >> marco has a long record when it

. >> and beth russo sat down with the two of them as she has more now in the search for justice. >> and ben and alicia it's been five months since the body was found inside his home here. two daughters are determined to find answers and they say they are chipping in the only way they know how. >> it's been the most difficult five months of our lives. >> september 8th, 2015, a day that will always stand out for lauren barnes and her sister caitlyn hof hoffstetler. she said lauren, your father has died. >> columbia police found the father's bododnside his home during a welfare check. it was ruled a homicide, and upper body. >> i thought we had so much more time together you know, i can't believe it. >> while the investigation continues without an arrest, the two say they feel hopeless in the search. >> getting justice for him. it's the most important thing to me. they will never be able to be here for our children or to walk me do not the aisle. >> and the daughters are hoping increasing the reward for information to $5,000 will hp find whoever is responsible. we want answers and we want

beth. >> we continue coverage of the passing of supreme court justice he died in his sleep during a hunting trip in texas. he was a conservative voice on the high courts, but he was also known bench. >> the first italian american to sit on the nation's highest court, justice antonin scalia was a conservative in thought but not in personality. >> aunt none gregory scalia was raised in the elmhurst neighborhood of new york city. the only child of sicilian born mother. >> i was something of a "greasy" "greasy" -- he was a stop student at public and private catholic schools in the city. 's scalia's interest in law begun in college and so too an interest in maureen mccarthy with whom he children. his embrace of conservatism and president reagan ultimately named the 50-year-old federal judge to the high court in 1986. there he developed a reputation as a reliable conservative. and his own style helped cliven the public face of the high court. >> some of the other justices, including the justices who are already on the court and had been on the court for a while were kind of -- well, if the new gu

. >> the gop primary here is in just six days and we expect justice scalia's replacement to become a major issue on the campaign trail beth hillary clinton and bernie sanders are am slaing the republican's plans to hold up a nominee. erica? >>> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> chuck todd is moderator of meet the press and andrea mitchell is nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent. good morning to you. >> this race changed overnight. what does the death of justice scalia do to this election moving forward? >> it puts the supreme court front and center. this has been something that the candidates have been talking to base voters for a long time that this election more than anything else could determine the balance of the supreme court going forward. it's one of the older supreme courts that we've had in some time and that's why this prediction has been made and now with scalia's death it only reenforces that notion with voters, but it is going to -- it is going to throw washington into a tizzy. i think it could shut down the senate essentially for the year if things go as badly as it could between what the president wants to

justice. >> that hurts so much a baby's life has been taken away and they didn't have a chants to live. >> reporter: a painful wait for answers. in beth germano wbz news. >> we have a developing story right now. another air bag company is anouning problems tonight. continental automotive systems saying that their bags may not inflate during a crash or could go off without a crash. honda fiat chrysler mercedes have issued recalls and more are now expected. last year, you will probably remember defective takata air bags forced the largest recall in the industry's history. >>> the drug ceo who once raiseded price of a life savingdrug by 5,000 percent refused to testify. martin is shkreli took the 5th. after he he left he tweeted bow sills represent the people in our government. >> >>> that mcdonald's all day breakfast may be hurting duckin donuts. they say sales dropped this quarter. market analysts say there's more pen tigs and dunk n may have lost -- competition and dun dunk n may have lost -- dunk n may have lost customers when they raised prices. >>> ryan joins us and there's serious questions about a program that we actually all pay

justice. you can see a lot of signs here we heard a while ago from rabbi of temple beth. and we are hearing right now from a . joe: who represents the islamic center and the sikh community. this is before the march begins in just a bit. now, this is video to show you how the march actually looks. hk on j stands for historic thousands on jones street. that is where the legislature is located. the people here marching for 10 years have a long list of items they would like to legislatures to pay attention to. they are opposed to the country servetival stands taken by the republican general assessomy -- assembly. today they are pug nothing idea of voter registration and participation. they are concerned about voter suppression efforts by republicans inby the republican general assessomy -- assembly. today the state. they will talk about that and they march from here at the auditorium behind me to the other end of fayetteville street where the old capitol is. they will do the march and have more speeches. will we let you know what they say coming up on abc11 eyewitness news an

room rabbis anthony and beth singer of temple manual representing the interfaith community who are standing with the mayor, with the chief, with all people of goodwill and justice. >> thank you reverend brown. >> as reverend brown made his appeal to the piaoa i worked an the appeal to make sure that the voices of community were included i wanted to thank the chief and commissioner president loftus and the mayor for providing that space also that first time want to thank the people that host those xhfgdz to take the reflex to challenge in a space they invited people to come in and share the magic shawn helped to rally people and boys and girls club in the tenderloin, reverend brown and third baptist that hosted the first workshop and i see others here those were some hard conversations to have and begin i want to acknowledge i know that d anthony jones grew up born and raised in the western edition in a couple of housing developments and morgan ran deep in the hunters point those people leads those working groups and managed the break out groups and the hard conversations they were hard because they were critical this was not a come and sit thouhow t san francis

beth, what can i do... [siri:] message. pick up milk. oh, right. milk. introducing the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. >>> harry is one of those guest that needs no introduction but i'll try to do him justicerk on popular film, tv, music and theater. perhaps more importantly he has changed america and the world. he was a friend, confident and organizing partner of martin luther king jr. he brought hollywood to the march on washington in 1963. he has been a fierce advocate for justice, a timeless activist for civil rights and that is what the academy of motion picture arts and sciences awarded him an honorary oscar for a few years ago. in his acceptance speech he said he ophoped hollywood would be a game changer. thank you for being here. >> it's nice to be with you. >> you talk about the degree to which race permeates so much of culture that we sometimes don't notice it. you give us an example. the first movie you saw which was in 1935, what was it? >> it's called tarzan and the apes. a lot of kids in my neighborhood in harlem where i was born couldn't wait to go see this. first of all, the whole experience of picture, the technology was fairly new and as the picture played i found the way

room rabbis anthony and beth singer of temple manual representing the interfaith community who are standing with the mayor, with the chief, with all people of goodwill and justice. >> thank you reverend brown. >> as reverend brown made his appeal to the piaoa i worked an the appeal to make sure that the voices of community were included i wanted to thank the chief and commissioner president loftus and the mayor for providing that space also that first time want to thank the people that host those xhfgdz to take the reflex to challenge in a space they invited people to come in and share the magic shawn helped to rally people and boys and girls club in the tenderloin, reverend brown and third baptist that hosted the first workshop and i see others here those were some hard conversations to have and begin i want to acknowledge i know that d anthony jones grew up born and raised in the western edition in a couple of housing developments and morgan ran deep in the hunters point those people leads those working groups and managed the break out groups and the hard conversations they were hard because they were critical this was not a come and sit thouhow t san francis