quillin is president of the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november and december about staffing shortges. the legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. covering decision 2016 this evening... the remaining candidates for president are campaigning hard today - on super saturday. five states had caucuses and primaries. we're learning republican candidates chasing donald trump are using different strategies to try to slow the front runner's momentum. in the first results of the night - senator ted cruz dominated the competition. s/ sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate:07 - :11 "god bless kansas, kentucky, maine and nebraska for republicans.. it's the first chance to gauge the "mitt romney effect" abandon the party's front-runner. in kansas, trump fired back s/ donald trump / (r) presidential candidate:20 - :28 "they made a tremendous mistake when life, no nothing. he was a stiff." florida senator marco rubio kept up his

quillin is president of the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november and december about staffing shortges. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. two volunteer firefighters in northern virginia are suspended after taking an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine. according to our affiliate - the suspended firefighters were first on the scene - because the little girl was having a seizure. they work for the falmouth volunteer fire fredricksburg. the suspended duo told our affiliate they felt the nearest ambulance was too far away to wait. the father of the little girl says he's grateful for the actions of those two first responders, who may have saved his daughter's life. covering decision 2016 this evening... the remaining candidates for president are campaigning hard today - on super saturday. five states had caucuses and primaries. we're learning repub

times. 10 on your side has confirmed the portsmouth fire department suspended a firefighter for speaking out about staffing issues. a spokesperson for the local fire union confirms city manager lydia pettis patton made the decision. sources tell us rusty quillin was suspended for two days. the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november and december about staffing shortges. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to you friday night. take a look at this new video of a big paint spill in chesapeake. you can see dozens of blue and white buckets in the south hill community. fire investigators believe someone poured as many as 500-gallons of paint into the ditches there. yesterday, an environmental cleaning crew was called in to help. investigators say whoever dumped the paint may have been trying to use the buckets for scrap metal. so far, they haven't charged anyone. a time saver traffic alert for you for this evening. the midtown tunnel is going

quillin is president of the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november and december about staffing shortges. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to you friday night. take a look at this new video of a big paint you can see dozens of blue and white buckets in the south hill community. fire investigators believe someone poured as many as 500-gallons of paint into the ditches there. yesterday, an environmental cleaning crew was called in to help. investigators say whoever dumped the paint may have been trying to use the buckets for scrap metal. so far, they haven't charged anyone. north carolina governor pat mccrory and democratic attorney general roy cooper are expected to face each other in the governor's race this fall - but they have to win their primary races march 15th. democrat ken spaulding and republican robert

has suspended a fire fighter - for speaking with the media - including 10 on your side. 10 on your side confirmed that rusty quillin, who also serves as president of the local fire union received a 2-day suspension. quillin spoke to 10 on your side in november and december of last year over concerns about staffing. the city council froze vacancies within the department last year. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. we're following breaking news from kansas. texas senator ted cruz is projected to win the kansas republican presidential caucuses. station k-s-n -- cruz currently has 49-percent of the vote, while trump has 25-percent. florida senator marco rubio is in third place. look for the latest on primary results tonight on nightly news at 6:30. today - the confederate flag is flying over the north carolina state capitol in downtown raleigh. it's in honor of confederate flag day. in january - the sons of the confederate veterans requested the flag be flown today. its underneath the north carolina state flag on other

the buckets to hold scrap metal. this morning we're investigating a fire fighter suspended for speaking to the media. sources confirmed city manager lydia pettis patton suspended this man, rusty quillin. he's the president of the local fire union, and he spoke to us last year about staffing shortages. the fire union spokesman says they're currently on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. is president obama close to choosing a new supreme court justice? find out why one potential candidate could big a problem for republicans. plus an update on president's carter health. why he's celebrating this morning. and heavy rain causes flooding in california. we'll show you more of the problems caused by introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. my ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5-15mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the upper 40s. winds sw 10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low 70s. winds sw 5-10mph. after a chilly start we'll see lots of sunshine and a nice day. h

quillin is president of the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november staffing shortges. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. a time saver traffic evening. the midtown tunnel is going to close at six tonight. you'll need to take the downtown tunnel as your alternate route. the midtown tunnel will reopen at five tomorrow morning. let's get a check of the weather from meteorologist deitra >>> this guy loves me, don't you? wait, what's that? get him out. as i was saying, everyone loves me. i even got this got this piece of -- behind me now. >> yes, sir, thank you, sir, plea please, please, sir, may i have another. >> "saturday night live" skewering donald trump last night and that conference with chris christie. a great sunday morning crowd here on rockefeller plaza. >> she's from wichita, kansas. >> from wichita? >> i'll run over there and give her a hug. >> dylan dr

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he's the president of the local fire union, year about staffing shortages. says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. this past weekend former first lady nancy reagan died from congestive heart failure, she was 94. nancy reagan was remembered as a champion of the "just say no" campaign to end childhood drug use, as well as a great protector and supporter of her late husband former president ronald reagan. former white house chief of staff james baker says nancy was the love of president reagan's life. :00-:16 nancy reagan was indispensable to every success that president reagan enjoyed. she was his closest advisor. she was his constant protector. and of course she was the love of his life. former first lady reagan will be buried next to her husband. the public will be allowed to pay their respects at her grave in funeral will be later in the week. is president obama close to choosing a new supreme court justice? find out why one potential

the buckets to hold scrap metal. this morning we're investigating a fire fighter suspended for speaking to the media. sources confirmed city manager lydia pettis patton suspended this man, rusty quillin. he's the president of the local fire union, and he spoke to us last ye about staffing shortages. seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. after months of being down, it was bound to go back up. the average price of gas jumped seven cents over the last two weeks. the national average sits around $1.84 a gallon. that's still about 70-cents lower than where we were at this time last year. experts say the rise in prices is likely because of higher demand, and an increase in crude oil prices. the average price of gas in hampton roads hovers around $1.50. to find the best price near you, just go to wavy-dot-com and click "gas prices" under the traffic tab. new this morning, bogus parking tickets are frustrating drivers in part of north carolina. you'll hear the strange thing that happens when people tried to pay them. plus an update on president's carter health. why he's celebrating this morning. and heavy rain causes flooding in cal

quillin is president of the local international association of fire fighters union. now, the city manager is accusing him of violating city policy that states employees cannot speak to the media. mike imprevento, a virginia beach attorney who has represented unions in the past, says the mike imprevento/attorney 1:40:08 here's somebody speaking about something very important that we all need to hear about. he's doing it as a union president, he wasn't doing it in uniform, he was not at the fire station, he was identified as a union thinking about. 1:40:27 tonight at 6 - deanna digs deeper into the suspension - see what she learned from the fire union, and from city leaders. there's outrage in northern virginia after stafford county officials suspended two volunteers firefighters for what many say was a heroic move. a stranger even started a facebook page aimed at getting their positions back. the two firefighters got into trouble for driving a toddler to the hospital in their fire engine because she was having a seizure. the woman who started the social media page didn

happening today, the cincinnati fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check for money raised through t-shirt sales to the down syndrome association of greater cincinnati at engine 32' s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. a long-standing tradition here in cincinnati where folks start lining up early sunday morning to get their bellies full. lisa: wlwt news 5' s richard chiles has more on the goodness that is the original italian dinner. >> we just enjoy monthly meetings. richard: for 105 years the sons of italy have hosted the sacred ve enjoyed each other. we enjoyed business and share those things together along with our family heritage, where our parents and grandparents came from. all of that stuff is very important to us. it' s a bond that holds us together. richard: and for 105 years the camp washington community has served their plates with heaping helpings of ravioli, meatballs, spaghetti, sauce, c

monday thunder and the meac basketball tournament began a local firefighter has been suspended for talking to the media specifically-- 10 on your side. rusty quillin, who is also the fire union president, discussed staffing shortages in portsmouth last year. the city manager's officer decided to suspend him for it. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc investigates whether the punishment fits what actually happened. a week after a firefighter in portsmouth was suspended without pay for speaking with the media - the fire union spokesman tells us - they overturned. nathan clark c001 53:58 this is wrong. basically they're attempting to restrict his first amendment rights question is rusty quillin, a captain with 20 years of service. he's also president of the iaff local 539 - the he spoke to us in november and december, over concerns frozen vacancies were impacting department response, putting firefighters and the public at risk. "we need more bodies on the street. we need more personnel. we're short-staffed," imprvento c001 1:40:20 this is so clearly protected speech that one has to wonder what portsmouth is thinking about. 1:40:27 attorney mike imprevento, has represented unions f

but the new bill would remove happening today, the cincinnati fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check for money raised through t-shirt sales to down syndrome association of greater s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. lisa: people spent hours in line outside a church to get a taste of a homely tradition this weekend. the sons of italy have hosted the original italian dinner for 105 years. it is a hefty recipe to cook the happiness, 500 gallons of red sauce am a 23,000 meatballs, and organizers say they' re kept the tradition alive through generations and the neil promises leftovers to share. >> i came with my girlfriend. they have been coming for a least eight years, said it was really good food. i was like, why not? lisa: sacred heart offers people a chance to eat in or carry out. the church has donated leftovers to local shelters the past years. today marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week here i

mark: also today the cincinnati , fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check sales to down syndrome association of greater cincinnati at engine 32' s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. lisa: people spent hours in line outside the camp washington church to get a taste of a homely tradition this weekend, the sons of italy hosted the original italian dinner at sacred heart for 105 years. these days, takes 500 gallons of red sauce, 23,000 meet walls, and 220,000 ravioli to feed the crowd. organizers say they kept the tradition alive through generations. the neil promises leftovers to share. >> i came with my girlfriend. they' ve been coming here for, like, eight years. it' s really good food here, so i said i' ll give it a try. why not? lisa: you can eat in or out every palm sunday. in the past, the church has today marks the beginning of severe weather awareness week here in hamilton county. the wlwt team of

the clocks forward 1 good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. a local firefighter, suspended without pay for side, says he'll fight back. captain rusty quillin is also the fire union president. and he told us last year, he was worried about staffing shortages in portsmouth. quillin says he's worried about the department's ability to respond to fires. after those comments, the city manager suspended quillen. an attorney says quillin's words were free speech. "we need more bodies on the street. we need more personnel. we're short-staffed," imprvento c001 1:40:20 this is so clearly protected speech that one has to wonder what portsmouth is thinking about. 1:40:27 well, we tried to find out. 10 on your side reached out to to city council, the mayor, and the city manager. most did not answer. councilman mark whitaker did, saying he believes quillin did a disservice to the public and politicized a deadly fire. the two stafford county volunteer firefighters who were suspended for taking an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine have been reinstated. as we reported a few volunteers were the first on the scene of a fire, when a little girl was having a seizure.

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a local firefighter, suspended without pay for talking to 10 on your side, says he'll fight back. captain rusty quillin is also the fire union president. and he told us last year, he was worried about staffing shortages in portsmouth. quillin says he's concerned about the department's ability respond to fires. after those comments, the city manager suspended quillen. an attorney says speech. ed one the street. we need more personnel. we're short-staffed," imprvento c001 1:40:20 this is so clearly protected speech that one has to wonder what portsmouth is thinking about. 1:40:27 well, we tried to find out. 10 on your side reached out to to city council, the mayor, and the city manager. most did not answer. councilman mark whitaker did, saying he believes quillin did a disservice to the public and politicized a deadly fire. the two stafford county volunteer firefighters suspended for taking an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine have been reinstated. we told you a few nights ago, the two volunteers were the first on the scene of a fire, when a little girl was having a seizure. captain james kelley, one of the re

local firefighter, suspended without pay for talking to 10 on your side, says he'll fight. we spoke with captain rusty quillin, last year, about staffing shortages in portsmouth. he's also the fire union president. the city manager handed down his suspension. quillin says he's worried about vacancies and the department's ability to respond to fires. an attorney says quillin's words were free speech. "we need more bodies on the street. we need more personnel. we're short-staffed," imprvento c001 1:40:20 this is so clearly protected speech that one has to wonder about. 1:40:27 10 on your side reached out to to city council, the mayor, and the city manager. most did not answer. councilman mark whitaker says he believes quillin did a disservice to the public and politicized a deadly fire. the two stafford county volunteer firefighters who were suspended for taking an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine have been reinstated. as we reported a few nights ago, the two volunteers were the first on the scene of a fire, when a little girl was having a seizure. captain james kelley, one of the reinstated firefighters, says he would not change his decision. he's received a lot of su

a local firefighter, suspended without pay for talking to 10 on your side, says he'll fight back. captain rusty quillin is also the fire union president. and he told us last year, he was worried about staffing shortages in portsmouth. quillin says he's worried about the department's ability to respond to fires. after those comments, the city manager suspended quillen. an attorney says quillin's words were free speech. "we need more bodies on the street. we need more personnel. we're short-staffed," imprvento c001 1:40:20 this is so clearly protected speech that one has to wonder what portsmouth is thinking about. 1:40:27 10 on your side reached out to to city council, the mayor, and the city manager. most did not answer. councilman mark whitaker says he believes quillin did a disservice to the public and politicized a deadly fire. the two stafford county volunteer firefighters who were suspended for girl to the hospital in a fire engine have been reinstated. as we reported a few nights ago, the two volunteers were the first on the scene of a fire, when a little says he would not change his decision. he's received a lot of su

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