laramie and cheyenne.rand forks and duluth and ashland. ♪ >> for the beginning, a dedication ceremony at milford, pennsylvania. the place is great towers, the ancestral home of gifford pinchot, conservationist and first chief of the forest service. built by his father james, the property now is given to the forest service by the pinchot family. president kennedy arrives to dedicate the property as a national center for national resource education. the property, an 83-year-old french mansion and its 100 acres of ground, is presented by dr. gifford pinchot, son of the conservationist. president kennedy describes gifford pinchot as a trained scientist, gift administrator, articulate publicist, and governor of pennsylvania. but as a man who would prefer to be remembered as a forrester and conservationist. for milford, a flight of 1000 miles to duluth. at a side trip by helicopter over the apostle islands barrier over lake superior, for a lander at ashland, wisconsin. to the welcoming throng at the ashton airpo

the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk around 8:00 tonight. this morning, we're hearing from the man who wants to be the next mayor of portsmouth. as we reported earlier this week, former city manager john rowe announced he will enter the race. he'll face current mayor, kenny wright. rowe made the official announcement in front of a crowded group of supporters last night. three councilmembers and the sheriff have also publicly endorsed him. john rowe - mayoral candidate c1 18:44:46 - we get to not only set the future for portsmouth. but we get a chance to set it by behavior of our current local elected officials. rowe was ousted from the city manager's position after a city council vote in april 2015. at the time, mayor wright said it was because of rowe's proposed tax increase to close a budget gap. new developements in a big debate in portsmouth over a confederate monument. this morning, governor terry mcauliffe is reviewing a bill that could impact on monuments across virginia. house bill 587 passed the house and senate this week. portsmout

the purple dome of laramie, 90 miles away, you could see it. it was out on the other side of weekland. that is when you first saw the rockies. the thing about the trail i explain in the book is circuit around the big peaks, except this one awful place on the wyoming idaho line. scott's bluff, stand on the bluff on highway 52, at laramie point. >> the discipline of father arthur, during this -- >> it did. this fellow -- graduated from the same school. tony with our track coach at a catholic school, but was the most profane man in the state of new jersey. i won't use the actual words but he says jesus, you are running like an egyptian today! if you remember, i was a good mile or. i would be coming in. i know i am going to win but i am still behind. i learned endurance. that was the big thing about the trip. my brother and i were proud of it, we don't know people who would do this. we would be 18 hours some days, it was the ability -- i learned one important thing early, i got tired on the wagon, it is dangerous in a covered wagon because you fall

the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk tonight. tomorrow morning, the newport news shipyard will christen its newest submarine, the washington. elisabeth mabus, daughter of secretary of the navy ray mabus, will do the honors of smashing a bottle of champagne across the sub's bow. the washington is the latest virginia-class submarine. this is a picture of the boat under construction at the shipyard. crews first laid her keel in november of 2014. tomorrow's ceremony starts at 11:00 am. a call for caution in following the discovery of a rabid skunk. it was found in the area west of anderson's corner. health officials are concerned if anyone or any pet came into contact with this animal. to protect yourself from rabies: vaccinate your pets. report any scratches or animal bites. don't feed wild animals. and keep pet food indoors. at 5:30- gun sales are surging in the u-s. in february the number of background checks. what are american's buying -- and why? c0014 1746 i'm erin kelly in virginia beach, with the latest on a bill that could i

tonight, the u-s-n-s laramie will come home month deployment. the laramie's crew of civil service mariners supported u-s naval operations around the world. that included refueling ships and replenishing them with supplies and cargo. this is video of a previous homecoming. the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk around 8:00 tonight. today is the last day of training flights over n-a-s oceana in virginia beach. system 2/23/2016 navy pilots have been practicing for several upcoming air shows above the base and surrounding neighborhoods. for the last couple of weeks, you might have heard extra jet noise, especially in the late afternoons. things will get a little quieter since the navy says their extra training ends today. this morning, we're hearing from the man who wants to be the next mayor of portsmouth. as we reported earlier this week, former city manager john rowe announced he will enter the race. he'll face current mayor, kenny wright. rowe made the official announcement in front of a crowded group of supporters last nigh

the u-s-n-s laramie - station norfolk tomorrow. for the last 3 and a half months, civil service mariners helped provide critical combat logistics support to the u.s. navy and nato assets. laramie will be back at 8 tomorrow evening. a big decision on the region's trash looms. each city served by spsa will make trash plans tomorrow for the next 10 years. right now-- a company-- wheelabrator takes spsa's trash-- sorts it and burns it. another company-- repower south-- has put in a strong bid to have spsa's account. repower plans to build a facility in chesapeake and turn trash into pellets. portsmouth city councilman danny meeks tells 10 on your side the contracts differ by 20 dollars per ton-- with repower bidding lower. but-- meeks says dumping spsa altogether would save portsmouth-- and residents-- even more money. the spsa board meets tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. still to come, a challenge for the job of portsmouth mayor kenny wright, and it's coming from a a familiar face enters the race for portsmouth's mayor. tonight, john

the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk around 8:00 tonight. hearing from the man who wants to be the next mayor of portsmouth. as we reported earlier this week, former city manager john rowe announced he will enter the race. he'll face current mayor, kenny wright. rowe made the official announcement in front of a crowded group of supporters last night. three councilmembers and the sheriff have also publicly endorsed him. john rowe - mayoral candidate c1 18:44:46 - we get to not only set the future for portsmouth. but we get a chance to set it by examining the past behavior of our current local elected officials. rowe was ousted from the city manager's position after a city council vote in april 2015. at the time, mayor wright said it was because of rowe's proposed tax increase to close a budget gap. a big debate in portsmouth is over the confederate monument. this morning, governor terry mcauliffe is reviewing a bill that could impact on monuments across virginia. house bill 587 passed the week. portsmouth mayor kenny wright, who opposes the m

the laramie is scheduled to pull into naval station norfolk tonight. tomorrow morning, newport news shipbuilding will christen its newest submarine, the washington. elisabeth mabus, daughter of secretary of the navy ray mabus, will do the honors of smashing a bottle of champagne across the sub's bow. the washington is the latest virginia-class submarine. boat under construction at the shipyard. crews first laid her keel in november of 2014. the o-j simpson saga continues with possible new evidence. los angeles police are investigating the discovery of a knife on simpson's former property. "the off duty or retired officer was working in the area of the rockingham estate. he claims an individual who claims to be a construction worker, provided him with this knife claiming that it was found on the property. he held on to it until just recently when we discovered that he had it." in 1994 --- simpson was aquitted of murder charges in the 1994 stabbing deaths of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. no matter what happens in the knife

laramie will be back at 8 tomorrow evening. if you've got a question for apple - the tech giant is now providing customer service support on twitter. this morning, apple launched a twitter account dedicated to fielding customer service issues. it's also offering up tips and tricks as well as tutorials. apple has twitter accounts for specific products, but until now, it's largely avoided having a central presence on social media. comint up at 6-- we're looking at a wintry mix sliding into parts of the imagine hitting the golf shot of a lifetime at eleven years old. that's exactly what happened to this young man, taylor crozier, on hand to help open "the playgrounds," a par three course on the tiger woods' designed bluejack national in montgomery, texas. with fans and tiger himself watching him on the very first hole of the day - crozier aces it from 81 yards out, a hole-in-one! the crowd went nuts, as did the 14- time major champion who cheered and gave the kid stay with us... wavy news 10 at 6 is next. a big system is barrellin

disappointment and i for some navy families a homecoming plan for tonight for the u n s and esther laramie was postponed at the last minute due to bad weather the laramie spent the last three months in the middle east and europe providing fuel and supplies to u s and nato vessels a new homecoming date has not been set this weekend a local veteran will get the keys to his new home in yorktown staff sergeant with a slight boston lost both his legs while he was serving in iraq he developed compartment syndrome after with the eighty six died detachment the homes for our troops organization spent weeks building a specially adapted home for slate. there are forty adaptations including one in doorways and pull down sound of her three or four other guys that i know of the john holmes from holmes workers and it's just dramatically change their lives. you know just the accessibility for them that the birds being removed from them. it has given them the ability to move on to the next stage of life beautiful ontario slade and his wife and i think ants will get the keys to their new home on sunday. a l

on the military watch-- it )s homecoming day for the u-s- n-s laramie. the ship is expected to return to naval station month deployment. you re looking at some video from a previous homecoming. the crew is made up of mostly civil few military members. the ship provided combat support to several countries in europe and africa-- and while cargo and mail to navy and nato ships. the fleet oiler is expected back tonight at eight. right now-- the grand opening for the second location of "your pie" pizza is underway. and they )re giving away free pizza! that )s right-- the first 100 customers get free pizza. but the deals don t stop there. the restaurant is also offering pizzas for just (three dollars and 14 cents ( all day! customers also get a chance to win pizza for life. the new location is a very windy friday.... rain and for some of us snow has moved out but clouds and strong winds remain. expect with gusts to near 40 mph through the afternoon. winds will relax tonight and will be much calmer for the weekend. highs today will struggle to reach the mid 40s

the u-s-n-s laramie was set to pull into norfolk tonight after a 3-and-a-half month deployment. but - due to weather conditions at sea -- it will not be returning. we will let you know as soon as a new day and time has been set she was the only office employee at peoples auction company. then came 11 charges of embezzlement today a judge found virginia beach resident mandi flowers guilty of ripping off the company. tonight only on 10 andy fox reports on the company employee gone bad. it all began one day when wesley peoples knew how much he had in an account before and auction, and he had less in the account after the auction. he started snooping, and the scent led to a trusted office employee named mandi flowers. wesley peoples/victim :26 (9 8:04 mandi flowers on the far left) convicted embezzler mandi flowers is on the far left. (9 8:07) (("my flowers say verdicts? can't talk this case is still pending so we can't talk about this yet)) runs: 07 the judge was customers cars sold for less than they did, then fixed the books to show the actual ((these were the quick easy finds th

the laramie spent the last three months in the middle east and europe providing fuel and supplies to u s and nato vessels a new homecoming date has not been set. well just one week ago a duplex fire and offer killed one woman and injured four others. one woman and her son had to jump out of a second story window to escape the norfolk sheriff's office says that mother in some lost everything in that fire. she knew her reports of the deputies are going beyond the call of duty to help those victims recover den mother and son literally jumped on the second story window to get to see he joined the fire they lost everything but now the norfolk sheriff's office is collecting donations to help them out. a mother and son leaping for their lives friday when kingston avenue in norfolk that they literally jumped to safety everything was fine but there were people that weren't going to leave this family behind in their time of need a few norfolk sheriff's office deputies you see dozens of these deputies work part time jobs do security work around town many of them know that thirteen year old core

pets are vaccinated may be a support ship set to return an offer tonight is the way the us and its laramie has spent the last three months in the middle east in europe providing fuel and supplies to u s and nato vessels the homecoming was set for eight but rough weather at sea is stopping that return and a new homecoming date we're told has not been set. calls for cuts in the sense of the school budget proposal scene with a new superintendent has planned for the struggling school store for the weekend jeff is the more money for an offer teachers the new superintendent put a two percent raise in her budget proposal by teachers say that's just not enough now they want to work with jimmy lee has more on that and the rest of the budget plan for the education association of norfolk is asking for at least five percent ideally it once and ten percent increase. it's also hoping that the superintendent can find more room in the budget to keep some teaching positions that have been cut in the proposal a fourth grade teacher here are more elementary aged girls are ready to play is not enough for the

later today: the u-s-n-s laramie will return to naval station norfolk -- following a three and a half month deployment. the crew is made up of mostly civil service mariners --along with a few military members. this is homecoming. the ship provided combat support to several countries in europe and africa-- and while deployed -- to navy and nato ships. the fleet oiler is expected back tonight at eight. whether youre a beginner or a pro--the snow is a great way to coming up on the tech report what apps you should check rain, windy and snow.... rain will continue to blanket the area this morning as an area of low pressure moves off of the carolina coast. some snow will mix in for the northern eastern shore, inland peninsulas and inland southside. any additional snowfall will be minimal. precipitation will taper off from west to east by midday. skies will start to clear late this afternoon with highs only in the mid 40s. winds will really crank up today. northerly winds at 20 to 30 mph with gusts to near 40 mph. we will start a warming trend this weekend. highs warming into the upper 40s s

sunday morning and the one city marathon is a boston marathon qualifier i right now the u s in as laramie is on its way home the boiler norfolk tomorrow night the crew spent the last three and a half months helping u s navy and nato forces in the persian gulf. their biggest role making sure the navy's fleet has enough fuel and supplies target is rolling out some big changes company executives say they are trying to meet the online shopping experience easier with text notifications when orders are ready target also wants to ship orders faster the chain says its grocery selection will offer more organic products and fresh produce the changes will happen gradually over the course of this year charlotte could get nonstop flights to cuba. american airlines applied to make the two and a half hour trip once a day year round american also applied to fly to cuba from miami and dallas right now all flights operating between us and cuba are charters let you know the feds give americans the thumbs up as the no star wars fans have been waiting years to hear in just a few weeks star wars the force dvd

tonight loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk tonight, but the windy homecoming at the last minute. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. tonight a change in who processes your trash. the outcome could put more money in your pocket. the southeastern public service authority voted to go with another trash provider from south carolina. rowland taylor / spsa the communities millions of dollars throughout the course of the next 15 years post 2018" 3:09:16 repower's bid came in cheaper than the current trash disposer from portsmouth named wheelabrator. the new agreement also includes building a one of a kind plant in chesapeake. tonight all after school activities at gates county high school were cancelled. a school spokeswoman told us someone found a bomb threat written on a wall inside. the superindenent aired on the side of safety and released students around one in the aft

it's homecoming day for sailors aboard the uss laramie oil are scheduled to dock at naval station norfolk and eight o'clock tonight the crew spent the last three and a half months helping the u s navy and nato forces in the persian gulf there because role was making sure the navy's fleet had enough fuel and supplies of course thirteen is now a team here welcomes him home and thanks them for their service at four thirty five it's a phenomena known as are dubbed rather the perfect right now new research reveals that the move are a fact could possibly help save your life alright the rain is coming down across the area and we have rick deal with our truck driving around taking a look and i really get a good look at the wet conditions and are out there we are going to continue to see good chances for the rain across much of the erie the rain is coming down now and that will be the case as we go through the morning hours now is going to be clearing later this afternoon so we just need to hang in there want to get into this and spent some time talking to you about the general conditions out ther

later today: the u-s-n-s laramie will return to naval station norfolk -- following a three and a half month deployment. the crew is made up of mostly civil service mariners --along with a few military members. this is video from a previous homecoming. the ship provided combat support to several countries in europe and africa-- and while deployed -- delivered fuel, cargo and mail to navy and nato ships. the fleet oiler is expected back tonight at eight. coming up a new bill could fine you for smoking while there are children in the car. last nights debate got down and candidates taking jabs at some snow accumulations can be expected during this event but will likely be limited because of the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast models are hinting at higher amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the northern neck, possibly up to 3". even higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the

tonight loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk tonight, but the windy weather delayed the homecoming at the last minute. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. tonight a change in who processes your trash. the outcome could put more money in your pocket. the southeastern public service authority voted to go with another trash provider from south carolina. rowland taylor / spsa executive director c0030 3:09:06 "generally speaking the repower agreement should save the communities millions of dollars throughout the years post 2018" 3:09:16 repower's bid came in cheaper than the current trash disposer from portsmouth named wheelabrator. the new agreement also includes building a one of a kind plant in chesapeake. new tonight, a new study confirmed what we've all thought about the zika virus. scientists found some of the strongest evidence that links the virus to severe birth de

loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk last night. but at the last minute -- windy weather interrupted the plan. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. plus, an update to a story we first brought you a couple weeks ago. a 97-year-old woman locked in a battle with her landlord has passed away. why her lawyers are keeping up the fight. and up next, decision 20-16 heats up. what the candidates have to say about each other heading into today's primaries. meteorologist adlib wx pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. 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. let your eyes decide. this weekend is another big one for the presidential candidates. four states and puerto rico have primaries and caucuses t

laramie and cheyenne.rks he made at las vegas and at other places on his tour. [applause] president kennedy: i came on this trip to see the united states, and i can assure you there is nothing more important for any of us that work in washington than to have a chance to fly across this united states and drive through it and see what a great country it is and come to understand somewhat better how this country has been able for so many years to carry so many burdens in so many parts of the world. the primary reason for my trip was conservation. i include in conservation first our human resources and then our natural resources. [applause] know how much of the atlantic coast is available for -- about 8%. 92% of the whole atlantic coast, and the figures are the same for the pacific, are held by a comparatively few people. unless we now, before it is too late, take these areas of the country which offer the maximum for recreation for all of our people, unless we set them aside now, it will be too late. there is

loved ones will have to wait a little big longer to see family and friends aboard the u-s-n-s laramie. the oiler was scheduled to return home to norfolk last night. but at the last minute -- windy weather interrupted the plan. the crew was on a three and a half month deployment in the persian gulf and africa. we're working to learn when the oiler will finally return home. plus, an update to a story we first brought you a couple weeks ago. a 97-year-old woman away. why her lawyers are keeping up the fight. and up next, decision 20-16 heats up. what the candidates have to uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, this weekend is another big one for the presidential candidates. four states and puerto rico h

the new renovations to civic )plaz on the military watch -- ez on the military watch -- the u-s-n-s laramie will return tvast>(n rfolno tomorrow --after a three and a half month deployment. the crew is made up of mostly civil service mariners --along with a few military members. this is video from a previous homecoming. the ship provided combat support to several countries in europe and africa--and while deployed -- delivered fuel, cargo and mail to navy and nato ships. comi u.next on newschannel 3 at 4: more vets are prescribing prozac for dogs - the controversy over pill- popping-pets. and a little boy humiliated, after ing ome h his why an outraged mother says-- the teacher got off too easy. and -- want to see exactly how "el chapo" escaped prison? well now you can -- all it takes mitt romney delivered a speech today urging americans to "make the right choices" and not support current g-o-p front-runner, donald trump. and donald trump responded. scott mclean has more from washington. mitt romney, former presidential candidate donald trump is a phony, a fraud.donald trump s plan to win th

peninsula coming up on thirteen years now starting at four o'clock tonight in the sailors of the uss laramie will return to naval station norfolk the boiler is scheduled to dock at eight o'clock the crew spent the last three and half months helping the u s navy and nato forces in the persian gulf the biggest the navy's fleet had enough the thirteen years now team welcomes them home and thanks them weather service reports the city leaders are endorsing john roper mer the vice mayor for her support in the ring there and councilman bill moody as well as councilman danny makes all back in rome. this after city councilor katie wright house to roll from his position as city manager that controversial firing sparked a movement to recall mayor wright which is still in the works right now there are currently three candidates running for mayor portsmouth katie wright john rowe and local businessmen shannon glover when asked to comment on the race never told us quote john rowan county right are the architects of the public distrust we have in portsmouth today right now we're waiting to hear from virgin

the u-s-n-s laramie returns home to naval station norfolk tomorrow night. the military oiler spent the last three and a half months replinishing ships at sea. the crew transferred four million gallons of fuel during the deployment. have shot and killed two women who attacked police. security camera footage shows the woman firing at a police bus outside a station in istanbul. they also hurled a hand grenade that didn't explode. two police officers have minor injuries. they drove away from the scene after the attack and hid in a building near the police station. officers surrounded the building and eventually shot and killed the women when they opened fire. new york residents are returning home after a norfolk southern train derailment in new york. crews evacuated dozens of nearby homes as a precaution tuesday night. three of the 16 cars that derailed were carrying ethanol or propane. there was no fire. no one was hurt. yesterday crews removed the derailed cars and transferred the chemicals to tanker trucks. state transportation inspectors are working with th

project the city council vote is set for the perfect is homecoming day for sailors aboard the uss laramie you all are scheduled to dock at naval station norfolk an eight o'clock tonight the crew spent the last three and a half months helping u s navy and nato forces in the persian gulf the biggest role was making sure the navy's fleet had enough fuel and supplies and of course the thirteen news now team welcomes them home and thanks them for their service and new this morning an attorney for the norfolk city treasurer filed a motion which claims federal prosecutors have entrapped his client into making false statements are partners at the virginian pilot obtained in that court filing. anthony burke attorney argued prosecutors should not have asked his client whether he ever had taking anything of value in exchange for official acts. burkett attorney filed a total of eight motions yesterday case. barefoot is set to stand trial on corruption charges in may. it's like thirty five now and it's a new phenomenon dubbed over effects right there's new research showing that it can help save your l

that includes our wheels breaking and someone replacing those wheels and so forth. 29 days from fort laramie to fulfill. perilous things, come down the rockies come straight down, stuff like that. 29 days. we had three showers and i can remember each place where we had no showers. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's "after words." "washington post" columnist e.j. dionne argued the republican party's adoption of goldwater conservative principles is driving away moderate voters. former nsa and cia director michael hayden discussed the decisions he made as director of both agencies following the events of september 11. senator cory booker recounted the people and personal experiences that shaped his political life. in the coming weeks on "after words" former bush justice department official will contend that executive power has gone beyond its constitutional limits under president obama. ellen malcolm will recount her gracious of emily's list which works to elect pro-choice democratic women to political of