admiral john richardson had what he called a terrific visit with b a he promised to make sure the navy communicates as clearly as possible with the area shipyard leaders who have complained that the problem lies in continuing uncertainty over predictable funding for ship construction and repair contracts. richardson said the navy is still recovering from sci quest ration and twenty thirteen. our navy business thrives and does much better and stable and predictable and adequate that then there's this level of confidence for everybody involved in the public shipyards the private shipyards of the ship builders that they can make make make the adjustments they need to make my getting thirteen years now. other news the grand bay high school student is in custody accused of bringing the gun school security search the team this morning someone tipped them off at the seventeen year old had a concealed weapon. no one was hurt here no word yet on the exact charges for this to a delay in the bond hearing for a man accused of shooting his mother in the head in virginia beach police in los angeles

admiral john richardson will update local sailors on navy-wide issues and answer questions. 10 on your side plans to be there to hear the message and what's asked. look for our rull report later today starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we are learning more about the actions of the man accused of a shooting spree in michigan. where he went before police say he went on a rampage. plus - two teenagers are accused of doing horrific things to a puppy. what police say they did to the six week old dog. also still to come, hoverboard testing. a company in chicago is taking a look at just how safe they are. we can tell you, the results are not good. plus - we'll take you back to regent candidate donald trump is speaking to a packed house of supporters. and - the skies are gray and meteorologist jeremy wheeler says strong storms could be on the way to our area. after the break - he'll explain when you can expect the severe weather to hit only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. l

today the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at naval station norfolk admiral john richardson and master chief petty officer of the navy mike stevens will speak to sailors at one thirty this afternoon we're told that the two leaders will update sailors on a navy white issue many issues actually and answer questions from later today helping hand for some people who could really use it. we're talking about more than twelve hundred workers who were laid off from newport news shipbuilding since last september. today the united steel workers local eighty eight eighty eight will distribute food to those who lost their jobs it will be held at union hall in newport news from ten until three this afternoon all week long day break is giving away five hundred dollars visa gift cards. that's one for how you can enter for a chance to win just watched a break during the six o'clock hour to learn today's keyword than governor dean is now back on. click on the features tab and for that word for a chance to win also find official contest rules on her website to look too hard to mess with thirt

admiral john richardson, the chief of naval operations, along with the master chief petty officer of the navy, mike stevens ran the event. sailors lined up to ask questions and submitted some through social media. the c-n-o told the sailors his goal is that by the end of this year, no one will go on deployments longer than seven months. friday, the commonwealth's attorney says he will announce possible charges against two newport news police officers. three officers say they tried speaking with kawanza beaty near 18th street last july, but he started running. during the chase, officers say they noticed a sawed off shotgun, and it looked like beaty was pointing it at them. that's when officer randy gibson fired three times and hit beaty. beaty's family is suing gibson and chief richard myers. the family says it plans to hold a news conference following friday's meeting with the commonwealth's attorney. bring you a survivor story involving a virginia teenager. the roanoke 17-year-old says he's lucky to be alive after he was hit by a train. the 10th grader was running late for school tu

today the chief of naval operations to hold an all hands call at naval station norfolk admiral john richardson and the navy mike stevens speaks to sailors at one thirty this afternoon were told the two leaders will update sailors on me the wide issues and also answer some questions the hampton roads is now in store mode and we're on to say to scott moeller busy in the weather center right now system you will hear their update coming up in just a . right now i mean we're following two big stories for a billionaire businessman donald trump is actually speaking in for junior gage has been an ally presidential form at regent university. ellis was that our tax burden on corporations with highs in the world who knew so we have the highest taxes in the years with deficits like this and yet we have high substantially for businesses looking to bring businesses back to bring jobs back we're is one of the great money currency manipulators in history ever ever does nobody ever like this. japan is really good but china is even number of us with with manipulation with evaluations fact our dollar goes up and

today the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at naval station norfolk admiral john richardson and mass each master chief petty officer of the navy mike stevens will be speaking to sailors at one thirty this afternoon we're told that the two leaders will be updating sailors on navy wide issues many topics to talk about and also take their questions at six thirty four later today a helping hand for some people who can really use it right now we're talking about more than got laid off in newport news shipbuilding since last september. today united steel workers local eighty eight eighty eight will distribute food to the laid off workers the food distribution will be held at union hall in newport news from ten until three. new this morning firefighters believe an early morning fire in portsmouth maybe accidental dispatchers tell us. firefighters responded to a fire and a detached garage at home in mount vernon avenue around three twenty this morning that's in the port norfolk section of the city fortunately though there are no injuries to speak of from this incident time the six t

there and they made it very clear that this is a real challenge chief of naval operations admiral john richardson fully aware of the impact that on certain ab funding is having on hampton roads private shipyards more than fifteen hundred workers have been laid off and more still could lose their jobs this year the key to this is to make clearly as possible and so i think that that is moving in the right direction the cna said much of the problem dates back to three years ago and the automatic budget cuts related to sci quest ration cuts that could come back two years from now unless congress stops now. we're still recovering from that year sega station in two thousand and thirteen. you know it's going to three years later. so for another year sci quest ration is just another activity that would have to be out for at all costs to one of the sea quest ration of uncertainty are fun we caught up with admiral richardson after what's called an all hands call with twelve hundred local sailors there among other things he talked about integrating women into all jobs in the navy in response to a question a

today the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at naval station norfolk admiral john richardson and the master chief petty officer of the navy mike stevens will be speaking to sailors at one thirty this afternoon we're told that the two leaders will be updating sailors and navy wide issues and also be answering their questions at five thirty four later today a helping hand for some people who could really use it right now we're talking about more than twelve hundred workers were laid off from newport news shipbuilding since last september. today the united steel workers local eighty eight eighty eight will distribute food to those who lost their jobs will be held at union hall in newport news from ten until three p m this morning the american red cross needs volunteers to drive what products to hospitals for patients who need them. volunteers must have a valid driver's license three years of driving experience. proof of state driving records and insurance it was also able to lift and volunteer for two to four shifts a month working to get all of this information up on thirteen y

admiral john richardson, the chief of naval operations, along with the officer of the navy, mike stevens ran the event. sailors lined up to ask questions and submitted some through social media. the c-n-o told the sailors his goal is that by the end of this year, no one will go on deployments longer than seven months. this morning, we want to bring you a survivor story involving a virginia teenager. the roanoke 17-year-old says he's lucky to be alive after he was hit by a train. the 10th grader was running late for school tuesday morning and took a short cut. police say he was walking near the train tracks with his head phones on. (mathieu bonhomme/ hit by a train) "i was walking and out of no where i just got hit. (butt to) "i was underneath it and it was just dragging me." the teen remained conscious and managed to call his dad. the 17-year-old has cuts on both hands, across his face, and other minor injuries. good morning, hampton ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. mild, but windy. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west 15-25mph with gusts up to 35mph. tonight:

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john ralston, seth richardson as well. so give us the basic -- the expectation of the national press looking at this race right now is donald trump is way ahead here in nevada. now, it's a caucus state, there are wild cards here. is that an accurate assessment? >> i think it is. what makes it even more accurate i think, steve, is that the campaigns of rubio and cruz talk about second place, they don't talk about beating trump, they think trump is way ahead that shows what's what their spernls show. polling is all about modeling, when you have have 35,000, 40,000 voters, 7, 8, 10% of republican voters show up on caucuses on saturday night, who knows what the turn out is going to be. but who are the most committed voters, those trump voters. >> seth, what are you seeing in terms of organization because caucus states, with he saw this in iowa, cruz seemed to have the best organization out there. it looks like it made a difference. he overperformed the polls. what do you see in terms of organization on the ground here? >> that

a pleasant was found at the willow bend apartment complex, richardson remains in jail on john neglect charges. the investigation to starting into what caused this intense house fire in volusia county. a neighbor sent us the video of the flames in deland. it was just west of spring garden avenue. firefighters say the house was engulfed in a neighbor tells us that there are no fire hydrants in the location, making it more difficult for firefighters. >> seeing how many times the water trucks had to come and unload the water into the reservoir here, and then go back and fill back up at the end of the road and then another one coming, that was valuable time lost. stewart: after firefighters got the flames out, there was still a lot of smoke. there' s not much left of the home, but firefighters tell us that nobody lived there. a pilot reports engine problems minutes before landing and a volusia county field. were on board when the pilot was forced to land. it' s three miles away from orlando sanford international airport. the people on board were outside of the plane walking with first resp

richardson is being held on $50,000 bond. >> john: the city of orlando is launching a garbage experiment to keep bins from overflowing. people have complained their trash cans are only half filled by the recycling is overflowing. during this time, recycling and trash will be picked up once a week. if the results are good, the entire city could make a switch. >> amy: that means we're recycling more, wig is great -- which is great. >> amy: a man's mother was run over by a dirt bike. >> john: the driver of the bike woman at powers and denton drive. both of them were rushed to the hospital and both died. >> i saw her and she said she would go down the street and get something. i hope they find whoever it was. >> a group of motap(sqj and atvs in the area when it all happened but none of the drivers remained the the scene for questions. >> amy: 10 milliseconds separated the winner from second flays. it was truly a photo finish. you had to snap a picture just to be sure. >> reporter: it was so exciting. here's a headline. photo finish. denny hamlin wins closest ever >> here they come to the lin

during a previous arrest police noted that richardson had medication for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. back to you. >> john: all right, thank you. >> amy: you decide 2016 for the first time ted cruz is now leading the republican field in a new national poll. >> john: the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" survey has cruz getting 28% support. trump fell to second place with 26%, and, followed by marco rubio. jeb busch and dead last, 4%. and as the numbers go up for cruz the attacks he is facing from competitors are going up as trump to make good on his threats. cruz says if trump wants to sue him over an ad that shows him claiming himself very pro-choice, he should go ahead and file the lawsuit already. >> amy: meanwhile, marco rubio won the highly coveted endorsement from the south carolina governor nikki haley yesterday. many political analysts expect her support will help to push marco rubio to at least second place in the primary and the democratic side, support for the candidates is -- look at that, split right done the middle in nevada. ahead of saturday's caucus there. the latest cnn/orc poll has

susan richardson has been charged with child neglect and unlawful desertion of a child. wesh 2' s chris hush spoke with a frustrated orlando police chief john mina. >> is there anyone else that could possibly help you guys? >> i don' t know. >> orlando police chief john mina, close to being at a loss for words when it comes to the whereabouts of baby willow a name picked by orlando police. they believe the mother of the newborn, 31-year-old susan richardson gave birth in this parking lot at the willow bend apartments on monday. that' s where the placenta was found, but chief mina says richardson won' >> obviously i think she has the information we are looking for. >> but she is not giving it up? richardson was booked into the orange county jail tuesday night, charged with child neglect and unlawful desertion of a child, and denied bond. >> nobody knows what her. >> richardson' s boyfriend tells wesh 2 he came home to find blood all over their apartment. he claims she denied medical attention at first but later went to the hospital where it was confirmed she had given birth. >> i' m sad about the whole situation. >> dumpsters have been check

john kasich called the eye. a native's captivity inexcusable. a north korean troubleshooter, bill richardson has been brought in. as for the state department, they have said the welfare of us citizens is one of the department's highest priorities. jenna: tough to watch that video. this 21-year-old, we will see what's next. great story. jon: a florida doctor found murdered in her home. police say it was staged to look like a robbery. now there's a stunning new arrest in this case. plus, could the stalemate over a supreme court vacancy be resolved by nominating a military veteran? coming up, we speak with one vet who says that's what the supreme court needs, justice with military experience. and we want to hear from you. are the candidates going too far in personal attacks against one another? ourlive chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happening now , it's our topic of the day. >>> thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. if parts a and bcare and want mor

richardson was arrested for child neglect and desertion. and unresponsive to the judge. >> are you awake -- >> pardon me, i didn't hear you. >> all right, thank you. >> john: police say if you know anything about the missing baby. you are asked to call crime line. >> health officials in orange county are addressing concerns about the zika virus and met yesterday to talk about steps that can be taken to prevent the virus from spreading. there are 21 cases of the mosquito borne virus so far in florida and it can cause a mild fever, skin rash and pink eye, basically, also, linked to birth defects and all the florida cases are travel related and one major concern is someone carrying the virus will arrive here and then get bitten lie a brokal mosquito and the mosquito here could transmit the disease to someone else. orlando airport officials say they are taking aggressive steps to control the mosquito population there. >>> time for this morning's business headlines. joining us live from the fox business network studios is none let's start with the markets. how are things. >> nice, up three days in a row. first three day winning streak, if it holds all year. do

. >> john: a woman from orlando who accused of booning her newborn baby remains in jail. susan richardson yawned and stretched in court when the charged with child neglect. monday she gave birth to a baby girl in the parking lot of the willow bend apartments. investigators say she won't tell them what she did with the baby. police spent the day searching for baby willow but didn't find anything. we spoke with her boyfriend yesterday and he says he thinks there is a 50% chance that he is the father. >> somebody around here knows what happened, and they ain't saying nothing and want to put it on me. >> john: during a previous arrest police noted that she was on medication for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. according to the national highway traffic safety administration nearly half a million americans are injured each year in crashes involving a distracted driver. >> drivers of all pages are getting an interactive look at the problem and fox 35's jackie orozco joins us live at seminole state in sanford where officials are using similarities to try to reach these drivers. >> reporter: ye

the baby's mother, susan richardson, is not offering any information to help find the baby. she's being held on $50,000 bond. >> john: a man from orlando is asking for someone to come forward after his mother is hit and killed by a dirt bike. near the intersections of powers and denton drives. the driver lost control and crashed into 59-year-old woman. both rushed to the hospital and both later died. louis ant's son spoke to us. >> she said she wses going to go down the street to buy something, and that was the last time i saw my mother. >> john: none of the other drivers involved stayed at the scene. >> john: right now the city collects trash twice a week and recycling every other week. people have long complained that the trash cans are only half full but the recycling bins are overflowing. selected to take part in a seven month experiment. they will collect recycling and trash once a week. if positive, the entire city could make the switch. >> amy: uber driver accused of killing six people in kalamazoo, michigan. saturday night he opened fire outside of an apartment complex, a car dealership, and a restaurant. si

richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. maee: thank you. >> i need to find out who did this to my pancake. maria: john atwater is live. yon, that family, you heard, wants to know what happened to that little boy. >> you know, you can certainly area in tan their frustration because we are self day nas this investigation. his mother does not know what happened here inside of his father's home. i am going to let it shine. reporter: he was the line so many lives, a bubby little boy, just 3 years old. >> he did not deserve reporter: whit's mother is heartbroken, angry, and pleading for anticipates. >> we immediate to find out who did this. reporter: the fm lip ap friends gathered outside of the alpine street apartment where the little boy suffered severe trauma sunday. was rushed out and later died at the hospital. >> i want my son to be at peace and rest. reporter: sadly, there is no peace for the family, as critical conditions linger over the circumstances surrounding his death. >> it is sudden, up necessary situation. we have no clue. >> we still have sper vaus to do, some investigation, and you know, we are going to wa

brett: richardson spoke to the orange county jail on tuesday on charges of child neglect. chief john mina almost at a loss for words but he knows at time that as time goes on the chances are slim. jason: the coast guard is no longer searching for a boater off the space coast. lloyd chamberlain disappeared somewhere between satellite each and the park import canaveral. a friend called police sunday night when they didn' t hear from the 38-year-old. police pinged his cell phone. chamberlain was nowhere to be found. michelle: bethune-cookman university is holding a memorial for don' kevious johnson. students at the indigo shores golf club early saturday morning. one was already out of the hospital. the university is taking spect' s -- steps to keep students safe on campus. >> melbourne police are on the lookout for a purse the and his partner in crime. he ripped her purse right from her hand. a getaway driver in a small are colored car helps the guy escape. there was a similar robbery just earlier at the sunoco station. if you have any information call crime line. michelle: president st

richardson between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. around the willow bend apartment to call crime line. >> john: crews have called off the search for a missing boater in brevard county. chamberlain last seen in this family photo. he was supposed to come back on sunday night but he didn't make it. they searched the water it's from vero beach to flagler for three straight days. they found his boat washed up on port canaveral. the coast guard said they were sad but had to suspend their search last night. >> john: a man will not be facing the death penalty. he admitted to shooting three neighbors in 2012. the they they said that the death penalty ruling that it's unconstitutional. >> amy: a new credit card used in the victim's name, and used if you think you know who he is, call deputies or crimeline right away. >> john: you decide 2016. florida's presidential primary a month away. a lot of floridians won't be standing at the polls because they are voting early. in orange county, about 48,000 people requested absentee mail-in ballots for the presidential primary this 2012. this year the number is almost 95,000. in osceola county, less th

. >> the democrats in 2008 was barack obama 7, john edwards 2 and bill richardson 1. >> not a hillary vote, interesting. she won new hampshire but obama won the nomination. >> if it was all like this we wouldn't have hanging chads, whatever. >> people got to decide. >> here we go, don. >> here we go. we'll see the results, don. let me step down here so we can get them for you. >> the results on the republican side, we have for donald j. trump two. for john r. kasich, we have three. >> three kasich. >> all right, and that was all the republican votes. >> on the democratic side, we have four votes cast for bernie sanders. >> four votes cast for bernie sanders and none for hillary. >> and none for hillary. >> okay, that's it. >> there you have it. >> let's take another look again. >> there you go, don, as you can see on the white board behind me only three candidates getting the votes, john kasich who came up here to dixville notch, who held a town meeting, about 60 people showed up from the surrounding communities gets three votes. we know he's been campaigning hard and a lot of talk ov

richardson admitted to giving birth to the girl and will not say where the baby is. >> florida surgeons general passed on first confirmation test. dr. john armstrong is fighting for job after coming under fire for handful decision including repeal of standards for pediatric heart surgery and slow roll out of medical vote the 5-4 in support of con fir nation nearly after an hour of questions. he has to be confirmed before a full vote goes to senate. he's army veteran and former top medical officer at the university of south florida. >> whole foods, listen to this whole foods is recalling cheese sold in florida because it can cause potentially deadly food poisoning. pecrino age cheese and walnut may be contaminated and could be deadly for old pregnant people and 290197 sell by dates of february 29 and march 8. customers should throw the cheese away or throw cheese back for bring it back for a full refund. parmesan cheese you are eating walmart adds sell ulows and the parmesans contain sell ulows levels of what is considered acceptable. cellulose is a safe additive. >> texas emergency room closed this morning after bats innovated invaded th

>> good morning, john and amy, the investigation continues and we're waiting for the update from the orlando police department, none yet this morning, 30-year-old susan richardson is behind bars at the orange county jail. awaiting her first appearance and it should happen within the next 30 minutes. here's what we know. police accused her of discarding her newborn baby and officers say she gave birth to the baby at apartments near silver star road and the baby nowhere to be found. officers discovered iffed indicating she gave birth in the parking lot but they say she's not cooperating with investigators. regarding the whereabouts of the infant. investigators named the newborn baby willow. >> we hold out hope and that is a reason we named her and want people to see her as a person. information and maybe someone took the baby. >> reporter: anyone with information about that missing baby, who might have seen her yesterday between 10:00 a.m. and noon near the apartment is asked to call crime line, live in orange county, andrea jackson, fox 35 news. >> this morning crews called off the search for a missing boater in brevard county. >> the story stops our morning rus

. >> john: a woman who is accused of abandoning her newborn baby is remaining in jail. luanne has the latest on the search for the baby. >> reporter: susan richardson yawned and stretched in court when the judge said she was charged with child neglect. she gave birth inside of an apartmen t and then took the baby elsewhere. police found evidence of a birth in the parking lot. but she said that -- her boyfriend, said that she told him she had had a miscarriage. he said she left that baby on a doorstep. >> somebody around here knows what happened and just aren't saying nothing but they want to put it all on me. >> reporter: they have a 7-year-old daughter and she has two young children. he claims she is mentally ill. >> during a previous arrest, they noted she was on medication for schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. >> john: fox's doug luzader has more on who knocked donald trump from the top spot of the new national poll. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. never the less, showing the state of the race is in flux. not good news if you are donald trump or hillary clinton. ted cruz delivering the news he's been waiting for. >> for the fir

chief john : mina, close to being at a loss for words when it comes to the whereabouts of baby willow a name picked by orlando police. they believe the mother of the newborn, 31-year-old susan richardson gave birth in this parking lot at the willow bend apartments on monday. that' s where the placenta was found, but chief mina says richardson won' t tell them where her baby is. >> obviously she has the information that were looking for. chris but she' s not giving it chris richardson was booked into : the orange county jail tuesday night, charged with child neglect and unlawful desertion of a child, and denied bond. >> nobody knows but hurt. chris richardson' s boyfriend : tells wesh 2 he came home to find blood all over their apartment. he claims she denied medical attention at first but later went to the hospital where it was confirmed she had given birth. >> i' m sad about the whole situation because it shouldn' t have happened it shouldn' t have went that far. chris dumpsters have been : checked. doors have been knocked on. but so far, detectives have no trace of the newborn. sadly, just down the street from the scene, a satellite police station, considered a safe place for mother

john friedman from cleveland in the revolutionary movement in the early 1960s. both were influenced by richard wright and the concept would cross paths with gloria richardson of the cambridge movement and malcolm x. in the 1963 grassroots conference in detroit where malcolm delivers the famous message to the grassroots. and both now who in 2014 cofounded the committee for social justice to protest at the cleveland atrocity in which police after a high-speed chase killed two people and with 137 bullets in 2012 both were also influenced by the robert f. william leader of the naacp expression who was dismissed as a leader because of his defense and who by the time of the conference in 1963 was an exile in exile in cuba and bob friedman and stanford like others with travel south in 1964 but they wanted to meet with activists and test their ideas about building a black revolutionary activist effort. in 1955, malcolm x. would be hoping people organize the black panthers of total party and after a number of twists and turns and shifts and influences in the proliferation of organizations, by 1966, carmichael as the chair, ruby smith robinson as its executive director and