lex: the sheriff said it is not a criminal case. it you can count on 10 on your side to work to get answers from the school board and superintendent. tom: to portsmouth and four years of waiting for justice in a murder case and it will have to wait again. it all the end with the discovery of a man dead in a burning car. the horrific stabbing resulted in the rest of key and today for the third time that case was continued. jason marks has more on the change and an update on the case. jason: there is a lot on the line. one family will get justice with a conviction and it could mean another family could have closure. what is happening in this courtroom could have an impact ontwo families. today was meant to be the last hearing. he is accused of killing a she was stabbed 120 times. we got a look at some of the crime scene photos and the weapons found at the scene. the defense argued they were given the photos so late they should be thrown out. the judge agreed to throw out all of them but seven. >> we have heard they are hoping this cas

lex - no one has been charged in the crash? anita and stephanie -- police won't say what might have caused this crash, or whether they plan to charge either of the drivers. i did find out more today about both of them...including the e-m-s worker. 6:10 it was catastrophic, that's all i can say. it was bad, really, really bad. clinton bray had just pulled into work when he saw police cars, ambulances, and emergency vehicles. one stood out. 2:23 the into the back of a car, but the dodge, i believe it was, kind of looked like it was city garage when he hit a dodge intrepid that was turning left at this intersection. one woman was trapped inside, until first responders could cut her out. 5:22 they got the driver out, but they was working on the grandma, to get her out. i want to say it took about 15 minutes to get her out of there. :30 both the driver and passenger in the dodge had to go to the died. a woman at her home today said the family's too upset to talk. back at the scene today, there's no sign of the crash. a city spokespe

lex, you've been looking into how this could affect water in the area. lex? anita and tom -- you can in the ditches, even though trucks were here pumping it out today and friday. today, i worked to get answers from investigators, the city, and environmental experts about what's going on. robert mccall still doesn't know exactly what's turned the water behind his house a milky gray. on friday - workers were parked in front of his house and down the street, pumping something out. he says he was concerned by what they told him: (45) 19:19 we are dealing with an environmental catastrophe and this is a flammable sealant. but 10 on your side found out -- that's very unlikely. captain scott saunders with the chesapeake fire department says investigators are now certain -- this is paint, not something more hazardous. 18:33 but you would like that reassurance? absolutely. in a proper world, they would come to us and assure us. and that hasn't happened yet? oh no, no, not in the least. :46 saunders says protocol for notifying people depends on the threat -- and in this

we are working to find 10 on your side's lex gray is investigating. lex, parents are frustrated. that's what some of them tell me, tom -- that they're frustrated because they're not getting any information. all day, i called and emailed school board members, the superintendent, and the sheriff's office. but no one will say why principal james woods is on administrative leave. since friday - students and parents at central middle school in gates county have been wondering why their principal is gone. 17:22 along with me and a lot of other parents, we're just appalled by the situation that we've not been given anything to work with. stephanie carlson says her daughter came home friday - and said principal james woods had been escorted off the property. superintendent dr. barry williams denies that -- but he did confirm that principal james woods is on a 30-day administrative leave. parents commented on our facebook, and emailed, and told me directly -- mr. woods is a great educator, and they can't believe he's out. 20:14 who's keeping an eye out on our kids? mr. central middle scho

ten on your side's lex gray is live in newport news with the details. anita and stephanie -- you can only imagine how terrifying it must have been for that firefighter as he felt the roof give out. i talked to another firefighter who saw it happened, and helped pull him out. pkg (20) 14:50 there was a lot of shouting (butted to) :57 i could tell something bad happened. steven smith had been watching newport news firefighters work on the roof of this church building as it burned. he went back inside, flipped on his scanner -- (20) 14:30 that's when i heard the firefighter down call. rotting -- and their equipment adds a lot of extra one of his guys suddenly fall through the roof up to his waist - and he and the other firefighters dropped everything. 35:51 you don't even think about it, you just start working. your hands go into motion. you know one of your guys is right there. you don't think about your safety, you don't think about anything but getting that guy out of there. they did get him out, within seconds...but it could have been much worse. 36:16

live in virginia beach, lex gray, 10 on your side. two people died when an s-u-v crashed into a pizza restaurant in massachusetts. it happened around 6:00 last night, during the height of the dinner rush. paramedics took 7 other people to the hospital. first responders covered the restaurant with red tarps while they removed the victims. police say the driver survived. witnesses say the suv came barreling down a hill and failed to stop at an intersection, before plowing into the restaurant. watch as an s-u-v crashes into a florida sushi restaurant. it happened just north of miami. the manager says the driver had just finished eating. police charged the driver with distracted driving and driving without a license. no one was hurt. a nebraska boy is lucky to be alive after an s-u-v slammed into his house. that's because he moved his bed to a different spot in his bedroom. family members say the car landed in the old spot where his bed used to be. a neighbor's surveillance video shows the s-u-v tearing through the lawn, running over a st

live in chesapeake lex gray 10 on your side. chief meteorologist don slater tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest wind 5 to 10. tuesday mostly sunny, with a high near 73. west wind 5 to 10. tuesday night high near 75. southwest here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news i'm anita blanton in the wavy live center major changes are happening in hampton and plenty of people want to know about the impact to jobs. where you can go tonight to get information you need. a plea for urgent assistance as a nation faces the worst drought in five decades. millions of people drinking dirty water without much food to eat. who will step in to help those in desperate need. and a man arrested for shooting and killing cats. in december we told you about their bodies being found in a dumpster. we've been working for more information since. today a 10 on your side update. tom schaad and i see you beginning at 5. still ahead here at 4: how washington and president obama are remembering iconic first lady nancy reagan. but

we we're lex team coverage. maybe you're fighting with the kids to get them out of bed, but in the meantime thinking about heading to the polls todaynd at what time u'll be able to get to your polling place. >> first we want a check with your weather. ryan, should they expect any problems as they are heading the the polls? >> the only problem early this morning, just within the first few hours of our day, patchy fog developing overnight and now laying low across southwest that's the hot spot for this. visibility now reduced. we've got zero visibility report just in now in the homestead and florida city area. just use some caution here on the turnpike coming out of southwest miami-dade. you get into miami. visibility is okay. over five miles there.

lex? stephanie, parents tell me they're frustrated that the school board isn't giving them more information -- especially since it seems principal james woods is respected and well-liked. superintendent barry williams confirmed to 10 on your side yesterday that woods is on a 30-day administrative leave. but that's about all he'll say. the gates county sheriff tells us they're not involved - that this is a school administrative matter. i tried to reach all six school board members today. only one answered the phone. i asked board member leslie byrum if he was aware of a misconduct investigation involving he said yes -- but told me he can't talk about it until it's resolved. he and the superintendent say information about employees is protected by state law. but parents tell me - the damage to woods' reputation may already be done. deanna wright/gates county parent i hope they're wrong and they're trying to get things straight for him. but other than that, it's just disgraceful the way they'

jesse eisenberg for me is a mis great actor i didn't think itt k was a great lex luther. tm he was amazing at social network obviously.viou i didn't think he was thenks th perfect lex luther. l gal gadot was amazing at wondern woman.wo it's worth seeing in the i max x theater.th they're showing it on six story 2di max it looks amazing. like the christopher nolan movies it feels very gritty.eryi nolan produced it so i'm a fania of it but again i love man of m steal and i love zach nighter. g >> how many stars. >> four out of five.>> f i want to hear your review.evie you saw it too. too >> as a viewer not knowing tooni much about film making two and d half hours flew by.lew b the fight scenes wereces interactive it kept my attentiot i wasn't crazy about the low wiw lane story line. sto >> i didn't care for thatidn' either. >> i do think that he played a great lex luther. >> you're on the positive. woman wonder woman steals thetes >> what would you give it.t wo >> 4.5. 4.5 >> okay. >> oh wow. >> and it made me want to seente the wonder woman movie that's wa coming out.coming

lex luthor is likeeay apologetic. that's that was such a a difficto >> jimmy: i saw this movie.giant movie. the effects, the cgi. the sound, by the way. i saw this in a dolby tht double.t laughter ] man, oh man, it was one of e loudest i've ever seen. >> oh. good?> jimmy: in a great way. [ laughter ] i felt like i was t the poster. [ laughter ] the audio book. t knoi people hear the poster. maybe it's so loud you can hea the poster. >> jimmy: "batman v. sum"ut it was a big thing. do you like doing that,h giant big superhero films? >> yeah, it's incrediblally -- this character i play is so like emotional, interestg like multifaceted. it felt like i was doing a a smaller kitchen sink t movie you k, where you're playing a great character. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it just happened to be this massive scale. you get tol at ben affleck and henry cavill. >> they said you have to be loud. this is going to be the loudest movie. [ laughter ] what sd! they didn't say it. >> they knew you were gno say it. >> jimmy: they knew i was. righ

>> let's bring in lex. an award-winning multidisciplinary artist. welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> so what does it mean to be an interdisciplinary artist? >> yeah. i think what we do is the idea that art is something that influences all aspects of life, and it's a great platform for communication and a great way to relate with different people and sort of put forth the message. a lot of my work is about language communication, also my sort of multicultural background and story. so i think it's not just telling a story through just painting, but being able to realize that in many different ways. >> lex, that sounds awesome. what is this? >> this is a piece called book the dead, part of an exhibition i did for the armory show about a year ago, and this work is all sort of in this language taken latin. >> it looks like a snake. >> it is a snake. and this is a retelling of a the dead. the ideas of stories that come from multicultural backgrounds but then exemplifying them in a new way is essential to my work. >> how much would this go for? >> the tens o

so what do you do after playing lex luthor. what are you working on now? was on a book tour for the last several months and, you know -- >> woody allen movie -- >> i did a woody allen movie too and it's the strangest thing, we did it a year and a half ago and then you work on other things and then coming back to it now is really fun but also you feel a bit disconnected to it and also actors have an unusual amount of down time so try to occupy myself. >> you told me even despite the down time you have not watched yourself in this film yet. >> yeah. >> are you going to? >> no, i -- you know, i try to avoid it because it's like -- you know, it's like hearing machine. maybe that doesn't exist anymore. no one has -- >> i know what you're talking about. it never hears like what you -- >> when you play it back. it's like that times a million. because not only criticizing your stupid face but your voice sounds weird and everybody about you so i'm critical. everybody is critical. >> i'll tell you, you're fantastic in this film and i understand you were actually ano

he's playing the supervii lex luthor in the huge i "batman v. superman: dawnf justice" which opens everywhe in 3d and imax next friday. please welcome back to tt a talented man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. oh, we love you. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: thank you for comin back to see us. i appreciate that. i was talking to you eae about -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: the voice. >> oh right, yeah. >> jimmy: because i do like the voice. we're following the voich on nb >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: we're very excd t's a hit show. but you know someone who is o the voice and currently winning. >> yes, he's doing relly well. owen danoff. he's my sister's boyfri also my roommate. i mean, they live with m >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> we have separate rooms but essentially a roommat >> jimmy: he's your rooa how is he as a roommate? >> it's like -- it's strange because normy you dread the musian roommate who wakes you up at all hours, but his music is like so beautiful and his voice is sweet that you're wokenp something really nice.

thanks for joining us i'm lex gray. i'm meteorologist deitra tate today: decreasing clouds the upper 40s. wind: ne clouds mixed with brought just some isolated showers before sunrise. as the low continues to slide away takes over from that point (both at the itself over the east wind prevails at the surface. so, afternoon highs will be well above a cold front that moves in the from the north (back door cold front) by late this morning, police are still looking for a suspect accused of shooting and killing a man in norfolk. it happened saturday afternoon, on kingston avenue between grove and beaumont streets. police say someone shot a 38-year-old man while he sat in the driver seat of a white van saturday afternoon. parademics rushed him to sentara norfolk general hospital, where he died. police say the person responsible may be in a small, gray or blue car with a lot of damage on the front end. 10 on your side went to the neighborhood where it happened...and people who live there tell us, they don't feel safe anymore. v

so good, jesse but i have to ask you taking on the iconic villain lex luthor was that intimidating at all for you? >> it was both intimidating and kind of a great honor because the role is really wonderful and it provided kind of a great challenge as an actor and, you know, with the character like that and then this clip it's kind of hard to see he has like real emotional core and that he has his own feelings about things but that's the challenge of it is to kind of provide this evil character with a real emotional personal center. >> there are so many layers you brought to lex luthor which was isn't it fun to play someone evil? it's kind of fun, isn't it. >> you get to do all these things that in person you'd be arrested for or killed, you know, yelling at bigger people. stealing. >> peeking to that you're going up against superman and batman. what was that like in real terms on the set with henry cavill and ben affleck. >> i got to take out all these feelings in high school being around the football team and notscreaming at them and forcing them to wear cape, my two dreams and i got

thanks for joining us i'm lex gray. i'm meteorologist deitra tate. today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the after midnight. lows in the upper 30s. wind: se 5- with highs near 50 degrees. wind: n 5-10mph. high pressure will have an influence on our quick moving area of low pressure (clipper) will move across our area bring a chance for spotty showers to the area after midnight tonight thru early sunday. we're expecting rain for most of the area, but a some snow could mix in with expected. after this system moves out, the heat will take over for next week over the eastern us. so, expect above average temps next week with highs in either the 60s or 70s each day! new this morning - two people got hurt when a it happened in suffolk, on route 58 westbound near the chesapeake city line. police got the call just before 9:45 last night. suffolk and chesapeake first responders took two people to the hospital -- but both of them are expected to survive. police say they had to close some lanes for a few hours while they cleaned up the crash. they haven't

lex gray will tell you what happened when the roof a burning building collapsed. a coast guard rescue. why a local crew needed the family of a man shot and killed by norfolk police is now suing for millions of dollars. i'm deanna leblanc. more local police officers were among the hundreds who gathered today in woodbridge to remember a virginia police officer killed on her first day on the job. norfolk police posted this picture on the department's facebook page of the honor guard after it arrived in prince william county this morning. a memorial service and funeral was held today for officer ashley guindon. she was shot and killed saturday while responding to a domestic violence call. the family of a man shot and killed by a norfolk police officer is now suing the officer indicted in his death. david latham in 2014. carrington has been charged with manslaughter - his trial is set for later this year. but now, latham's family is also fighting for damages. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is here with the details. this is new - there are already criminal charges aga

he'll see it again and sits down with lex luther himself jesse heisen berg next.g nex >> first though on this friday morning.g weather and traffic next.ic nex. >>> always forgetting yourys f grocery list? smarter mat haded help put your ketchup, milk,il whatever you want on the mat ana then a or set a reminder and you'll automatically know when the time to stock up. u i'm laura evans. eva see you next time in the fox5hef fast lane. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. 7:45.. tucker, i had every good intention for going downoi d yesterday.erda >> allison -- >> adams morgan hadn't to turnat back.ba >> i know we talked about how th get there.there. >> yup.>>up >> and so many people -- you'rey just going to walk.ng twa you're going t walking. >> i'm going to park and walk.k >> don't even try -- don't worry about it if you can't get up close, because there's trees bys the washington monument. >> no, no. >> you'll be doing -- no, no.. >> don't tried to a drive by dve because everybody else is ebody trying. it's tough. >> no, no new york city theyoy traffic is terrible down there.e >> i'm going get out and

you're amazing. >> thanks a lot. >> jimmy: you're lex luth luthor, luthor. am i saying it right? >> either one. you can do the french pronunciation. [ french accent ] and youht kb and, yeah. >> three point. >> jimmy: yeah. >> actually three point >> jimmy: you got the point. >> i think that's a two french. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the foot iveth line. [ laughter ] due points. >> yeah. perfect french-offensi accent. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank y. perfectly offensive. that's our slogan. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there's good racism and bad. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] but you d ye dth supervillain, superpowerful guy and you go and. >> yeah. no look at the three-poi shot. >> jimmy: it was great. >> no special effects. it was great. but that was like the 30th take. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> wait. [ light laughter ] but it's not because i'm like terrible. it was like i was makinh all day. then they asked do you want like a stunt person or whatever. uh-uh. i got this. don't worry. then it took me -- i guess the pressure w intense, you know? and then the characteraso turn arod

haa loas is the first of its kind its construction is ahead of schedule could start generate he go lexis earlier than pictures go ahead. that's good newt for the communist government. but opponents say not enough research has been done on the impact on the environment. wayne hay is there and explains why this project is vital for the country's economy and is at the same time so controversial. >> reporter: but it reaches laos. mekong river has already been through six dams, but this will be the first high bro damn on the lower mekong. because so many people use the river for fishing and transport it's a controversial project, but laos says it needs the income and is planning many more damages o dam on the main extremes. >> commemorations in ireland to mark 100 years since the east are rising. thousands turned out to remember the events in 1916. it paved the way to the eventually creation of the irish republic, phil lavelle reports. >> reporter: 100 years have now passed but what happened here a century ago poignantly remember today this day. the only sound here a piper, a drum beaned an

(butted to) 47:55 the impacts to the larger elizabeth river should be pretty minor. :59 lex gray toys investigators tell us did it so they could sell the buckets for scrap metal. they say they have a suspect and may press charges when they get results back from the state lab. more than a dozen people face charges tonight for staging a sit-in over coal ash permits. richmond police arrested 17 protesters for tresspassing at the department of environmental quality. the group is calling on the agency to repeal permits that allow the release of coal ash waste water into state rivers. dominion virginia power says it does treat the water before releasing it into the potomac and james. coal ash is a by-product of using coal for energy. it can be toxic. the fight against pollution is bringing marine scientists to gloucester county. nearly 100 scientists and policy leaders met tonight at the virginia institute of marine science. thier discussion revolved around trash that ends up in waters all over the world -- including virginia. they say plastics and other debris poses a threat to human healt

brought to lex luthor which was so fascinating to watch on the screen. isn't it fun to play someone evil? it's kind of fun, isn't it. >> you get to do all these things that in person you'd be arrested for or killed, you know, yelling at bigger people. stealing. >> peeking to that you're going up against superman and batman. what was that like in real terms on the set with henry cavill and ben affleck. >> i got to take out all these feelings in high school being around the football team and notscreaming at them and forcing them to wear cape, my two dreams and i got to accomplish both of them. >> theres with a lot of improvising. >> the script is written by this guy named chris terr. brilliant writer, didn't want to change a lot of his stuff but there was a feeling of like to make it our own and make these characters feel kind of fresh and original. >> it's so great and it's so top secret. i mean, any of us who have seen it had to sign nondisclosures and so secret you actually had to the set? >> yes. >> we have some picture, i think. you're channeling your

. >> i play mercy grace, the right hand woman of lex. she's bad. rosanna: do you have to fight people? >> no, i didn't do much. more mice tier yous and you will see. rosanna: is there love scenes? >> not allowed to say much. greg: this is an iconic roll. the secretary is protrayed in the previous films. how bad is he in the movie? >> he's very new. i am sure you have your own image of lex, he made a completely different character it is so good. i was just so enjoying watching him. he's so different. >> it didn't stick to a script? >> it didn't. is this not your first big movie? >> second big movie. >> the first one woler even? >> yes, from model to actress. like kind of kicking and screaming a little bit? ie wasn't planning to transform to access. it happened, i was very lucky and fortunate these people from the wolverine movie asked me to a beginning and then i decided to do audition. i fell in love with acting. i wanted to get the role and do this. >> that is fabulous. we have a big restaurant named tao. >> have you been there? >> up town. >> are

thanks for joining us, i'm lex gray, in for katie collett. and i'm don roberts. we start with another check of what's already been a messy morning commute. jen lewis has a list of accidents. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking rain and cold temperatures. and jeremy all the rain is really causing problems out there. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter weather advisory in effect until noon for sussex county to james city county to gloucester county and points today: rain this morning with a wintry mix at times. snow showers north of the metro. this will taper off later this morning, and then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. saturday: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is movin

looser racing for ci-- lex and safely returning. the ride uses the wireless head sets. they are in sync with the ride so everything you are seeing and experiencing with match with what you are feeling as you ride. they will roll out the virtual coasters this summer. nine of their locations will have it. and for the coaster fanatics there are different experiences in different parks. put your list together. i was at the six flags when they rolled out the coolest roller-coaster in the world right now and also the most scariest. there is going to be a lot of (screams) except your face is going to be coming up. >> scariest roller-coaster in the world. fox news headlines 24/7 sirius xm 115. >> they are old and rickety. >> time now for what is going viral for you. this guy might be the greatest contestant in wheel of fortune history. >> robert, star bursts. >> that's it. >> robert nearly swept every puzzle. he first blew viewers away he managed to solve an entire puzzle with just one letter. >> does he have a clue? >> you might want to wa

. - i'm lex gray - don and katie are off. after a cold, rainy start to the day - the big concern now is the strong winds! let's take a look outside at downtown norfolk right now, using tower cam 10 it looks like things are starting to dry out - but there's still a chance weather may cause some problems for people along the coast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is very busy the super doppler 10 weather center. rest of today: mostly cloudy and windy. a stray shower possible. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 40mph. a few higher gusts on the outer banks. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north pressure is building in from the west. the low will intensify as it moves offshore. we'll be mostly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower possible along the coast. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 35-40mph out of the north/northeast. this could cr

. >> holly hunter playing a senator demanding answers when superman is framed for murder by lex luthermerica senator -- >> she was using lots of different ways of gettinggthe truth if him. >> mm-hm. >> and in ways that only women know. >> ah, there you good. >> she withyou? >> another new face, gal gadot as wonder a real live israeli soldier. >> you were in the army. >> i was. >> so this wonder woman thing, you're ready for it. you're ready for combat. >> ever since i became an actress, i wanted it stronger side of women. >> gal ga cot's daughter, alma, will see her mom's warrior side but her costume is sexy. more than lynda carter's '70s vision. and some haters didn't think she could fill it out. >> is there a fan obsession? >> i think there is a an obsession about breasts in general. >> and gal said costume was designed by man, obviously. >> celeb plastic surgeons of beverly hills sheds light on everything from breast l to butt implant. one emotional episode tackles evvry woman's nightmare, sudden losing your hair. that's happened for one woman who works for will and jada smith. >> l

lex luthor got hairs nowowi'm fixin' to find out why. let's keep this train rolling, my dude! yo, don, break me off something topical man, let's do this. >> why are you helping him? [ laughter ] >> some native american groups are upset with a new j.k. rowling story that they say is disrespectful to their culture. you can tell from the title, "harry potter and the cursed blankets." oooh! [ laughter ] that ain't even a real book, i photoshopped it! it ain't even there, look. it's ghost news! >> you know, there's a lot more to this job than just reading jokes. >> oh, really. >> yeah, it is. >> really? >> okay, man, i stand corrected. that, okay? i guess -- i did not. i'm apologizing. i guess you would have to surprising moves ery week. >> i guess you would. >> i'm getting something in my ear from the booth. we have a special report. let's go live to our man on the street, riblet. riblet? >> riblet st. james here reporting from the lower east side. the line started forming days ago and it has been a revolving door of random men, in and out of this building all weekend long. whatev

. >>> good evening from lex headquarters on super tuesday, a night that could be the tipping point in both the republican and democratic races for the presidential nomination. 12 states are in play tonight with the first poll closings just a half hour from now. but ahead of that, we have a new snapshot of the state of the race nationally. republican donald trump has a 2-1 lead over marco rubio, who's now in second place, according to a new nbc news/survey monkey poll. democrats, hillary clinton with a 10-point lead nationally over bernie sanders. will she pull away from sanders for good? will trump close the deal tonight? there's an awful lot to cover.

teach is our universities allowed to require students to find other student groups they may not like lex it raises the question called compelled association. that case went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. also the classic takes place in the context of university that according to the president of fire, leading academic free speech protecting group in the country, a foundation for individual rights in education with whom we have a lot of links, they claim, ahead of it, a wonderful article on the importance of challenging people's ideas as part of intellectual and moral growth. it came out about two months ago. craig says a more national controversial free speech type conflicts at the university of wisconsin madison than any other school in the country in the last 27 years. i've been very involved in almost all of those. sort of campus activists. i've written about it and to bring them into my first amendment class. my motive was, when these cases arose, students would have the proper information about the principles and doctrines of law so they could make educated responses and eva

nobody knows this better than twins allah that barnett and lex leblanc. >> alana is the realtor and lex is the designer. hey, ladies. >> high. >> you get along as sisters? they're like two -- i mean, you in many ways. >> we are. >> yes. >> how did this whole thing start, with the two of you? did you always know you were going to do a type of show like this? >> yeah. when we were born, we knew. >> we were destined to work together. >> we're best friends so i love being able to work with her, for sure. >> let's look at these examples we've got here. befores and afters. >> mm-hmm. >> there's a bedroom before. it was painted -- what do you got going here? >> you're trying to stage a house. you want things to look just right. paint matters, right? >> paint absolutely matters. you definitely want to get rid of any bold, bright colors, like this blue. >> that has to go? >> paint it a neutral color. i'd go with light gray, white, beige, or a grayish beige. it brightens the space. >> before and after. there is a second version of this. a subtler change. that's light right there. >> looks fine. >

i'm lex gray. this morning, a newport news school bus driver is on administrative leave, accused of attacking a student on a crowded bus. but that student is also in trouble. and only 10 on your side has the video of the assault. rico bush is here to show 10 on your side shows a heated fight between a school this morning, the driver is facing an assault charge, while the student has been suspended from school. take another look at this startling cell phone video someone captured on the school bus. students scream as the driver, 58-year- old john hopkins, hits and chokes a 12- year-old boy. you can also see the student fight back during the attack. we've decided to blur his face. police say the assault happened wednesday afternoon when the driver was taking the kids home from crittenden middle school in newport news. a school spokeswoman says surveillance video from the bus shows the student acting inappropriately before hopkins pulled over and got physical. saritta ayers - parent - c10 01:08:00 "i

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