today, u-s supreme court justices may discuss former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case. the court will decided whether or not to take up the case. on 11 federal corruption charges back in september of 2014. ahead on fox43, what the high court's decision could mean for mcdonnell going forward. also happenig today, the u-s-n-s kanawha will leave hampton roads today for a 6 month deployment. it was supposed to leave naval station norfolk wednesday, but the navy changed the departure date because of weather. good morning, hampton roads. let's check today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- showers today. temps will be mild this happening today, the u-s supreme court is expected to discuss bob mcdonnell's corruption appeal. we'll show you what could happen with the case. plus, a home catches fire in virginia beach

let's check happening today, the u-s supreme court is expected to discuss the corruption case of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. today is the court's first conference day, where justices decide on which cases to review and which ones to deny. rico bush is live in our newsroom with more on what's expected to happen good morning brandi, don. for the first time since mcdonnell's conviction, the high court may consider hearing the former governor's appeal. it will take at least four justices to decide if they want to review the case. in september 20-14, a federal jury convicted mcdonnell on 11 federal corruption counts. and, last year a federal judge sentenced mcdonnell to two years in prison. a jury found him and his wife, maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman. his legal team immediately appealed the conviction and pleaded his case all the way up to the u-s supreme court. mcdonnell's attorney's argued the former governor was convicted based on a broad definition of corruption that puts all elected officials at risk of prosecution

let's check the fate of former governor bob mcdonnell will be in the hands of the u-s supreme court today. for the frst time since a jury convicted mcdonnell on 11 federal corruption counts, the high court may consider hearing his corruption appeal. rico bush has more on what's happening today. rico, walk us through what's next for the former governor? brandi, don, today is the first conference day for justices are scheduled to sit down and review what cases to hear or deny. if they agree to put the former governor's corruption case on the docket, oral arguments could start before june. if the court denies mcdonnell's petition, he will be forced to go to prison to serve out mcdonnell guilty of corruption. jurors found the former governor and his wife maureen, traded political favors for gifts and loans from a wealthy businessman for special treatment. since his conviction, his legal team has appealed the verdict at every stage and exhausted all other legal options. the high court now has the final matter. mcdonnell's defense team believes federal jurors convicted the former governor on a

happening today, the u-s supreme court is expected to discuss bob mcdonnell's corruption appeal. we'll show you what could happen with the case. new this morning, a huge endorsement for hillary clinton. find out which local congressman says, he's backing her for president. also new this morning, a big furniture recall. find out why a major store says this chair is dangerous. we have a lot of news to but first jen lewis is keeping an eye out on any problems on the road. and meteoroloigst jeremy wheeler is tracking the cooler temperatures in the super doppler 10 weather center. jeremy, you're looking at a warm-up for the weekend? ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. there may be a few spotty showers today. temps will be mild

alabama over the order by the chief justice of the state's supreme court telling probate issuing same-sex marriage licenses. months after the u-s supreme court legalized same-sex marriage in america, alabama judge roy moore contends that a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals only invalidated marriage laws in four states...and that alabama's marriage amendment remains in full effect. sabrina: number four... sabrina: despite a surge in ticket sales leading up to last night's powerball drawing, no one had the numbers to walk away with the jackpot which had hit 524 million dollars. but more then 73-thousand tickets did end up winning some of the game's smaller prizes. the jackpot now swells to a record-breaking 675-million dollars ahead of saturday's drawing. elias: and finally in the top five... elias: back in iowa, some good news for cyclone fans...last night, iowa state picked up their first and on their home court. i-s-u got their first big 12 win with a 76 to 69 victory over texas tech. their next game is saturday, when they host baylor. sabrina: just a few days until the start of the 20-16 legislative session....and gov

in a surprise announcement, the u-s supreme court justices will take up the issue of immigration. hear what's at stake for the president's executive orders... and for leaders in iowa's latino community. this is going to be so much fun. are you ready to make america great again? former vice presidential candidate sarah palin is no longer on the sidelines... she's now working to put donald trump in the whitehouse. good evening. i'm erin kiernan. and i'm dan winters. in july... senator john mccain accused trump of quote, "firing up the crazies." now mccain's former runningmate is fired up for trump. alaska you ready for a commander in chief who will let our former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor sarah palin joined donald trump for a rally today in ames... palin says conservatives are angry... and that trump will shake up washington. this election is more than just your basic abcs. anybody but clinton. it's more than that this go around this is a woman from day one, i said if i'm going to do this, i have to get her support. she feels it and understands better than anyb

his legal team immediately appealed pleaded his case all the way up to the u-s supreme court. if the justices agree to put his corruption case on the docket, oral arguments could be held before june. if the court denies mcdonnell's petition, he would forced to go to prison to serve out his sentence. it's been a cloudy start to the area this midday -- here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: lots of clouds. isolated showers. especially later this afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid-upper 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: partly to mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5-10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. showers today. especially towards the early evening. temps will be mild this afternoon. today the winds are still out of the northeast. however, tomorrow they will be more ou

gifts and loans a short time ago mcdonnell released this statement saying i am grateful to the u s supreme court for its decision today to hear my case i'm innocent of these crimes and asked the court to reverse these convictions. i maintain my profound confidence in god's grace to sustain me and my family and thank my friends and supporters across three years my venting is live in the newsroom with more on what this decision means for mcdonald's case well jen and david did most of all what this means is he gets his day in court again to get a chance to clear his name and for now he continues to avoid having to go to prison if the conviction stand bob mcdonnell will go down as the only governor in virginia history dating back to patrick henry to ever go to prison. the supreme court justices said friday that they will review the lower court rulings in the case prosecutors argue that mcdonnell was convicted based on a well established principle that it's illegal for public official to accept a personal benefit in exchange for his agreement to influence government matters but mcdonnell in his defen

waiting to hear if the supreme court some say no news in this case could be good news for me plus a shocking discovery after a teacher is charged the case bob mcdonnell. in the u s supreme court took no action today in former governor bob mcdonnell is corruption conviction appeal and some legal no news could be good news the thinking is that since the court didn't reject the appeal. maybe they will accept the u s supreme court posted a lengthy list of cases it has agreed or declined to hear or former virginia governor bob mcdonnell's appeal was not listed. scott has blogged tweeted out today that the interaction increases mcdonnell chances for review of his corruption convictions some legal scholars agreed in the roberts court in recent years when they've decided to hear a case they've often re listed it and waited a week or two until finally granting cert and saying that they will hear the case says curtis bok has noticed that trend and if i was a betting man i would say that they're probably going to hear the case but at regent university law school where mcdonald graduated in nineteen eighty nine there is less certainty. it might mean to write a defense to th

judge also declined another motion to delay a trial this month on the legality of the law the u s supreme court will hear former governor bob mcdonnell's appeal of his corruption conviction madonna released a statement saying i am very grateful to the u s supreme court decision today to hear my case i am innocent of these reverse these convictions i maintain my profound conviction competence is me and god's grace to sustain me and my family and thank my friends and supporters across the country for their faithfulness over these past three years the doll and his wife maureen were convicted and twenty fourteen of doing favors for a wealthy businessman in exchange for gifts and loans they both remain free while they pursue separate appeals. legal analysts believe the supreme court will hear the appeal sometime this spring with the decision coming in june of course thirteen news now we'll bring you all of the developments in this case a federal judge is ordering the boston marathon bomber to pay one hundred and one million dollars in restitution to the victims the order is seen as largely symbolic

and sixty five thousand dollars in gifts and loans mcdonald it says i am very grateful to the u s supreme court for its decision today to hear my case i am innocent of these crimes and ask the court to reverse these convictions i maintain my profound confidence in god's grace to sustain me and my family and thank my friends and supporters across the country for their faithfulness over these past three years are now to a developing situation in chesapeake our news crew was there today as police raided six massage parlors this is in connection with the city's new prostitution ordinance and marcello robinson broke the story on twitter has lived near one of the race locations yet we can tell you again to six different locations all of them were a massage parlors that were raided including this one here behind me and this an open sign has now been shut off and the latest information we have just learned that police have arrested at least ten people six search warrants six a big police and federal investigators were on scene after these places possibly violated a chesapeake ordinance put in place to

but a last minute appeal to the u-s supreme court delayed it. bolin was pronounced dead by lethal injection at 10-16 p-m. he was convicted of killing three women near tampa --nearly 30 years ago. in volusia county--tragedy on a high school soccer field. a 16-year-old girl suddenly collapses and later dies-- all during a junior varsity game. here's fox 35's tiffany teasley with morning... accused of stabbing a young couple in ormond beach. 19-year-old michael phillips was in court yesterday. he is charged with attempted murder and burglary charges. police say he admitted to breaking stabbing the couple police say phillips broke into the home parked outside because he wanted to get away. phillips was arrested-- after his father recognized a police sketch-- and turned him in. a veteran is facing several charges-- including attempted enforcement officer-- after a standoff in 47-year-old michael taylor finally put his weapons down --and was arrested yesterday-- after a 12-hour standoff with police. close to 50 officers responded -- and an estimated 5

still much more to come just ahead -- a group of california teachers fights all the way to the u-s supreme court over being forced to support a union with which they disagree. the potential significance of the court's ruling on this case. i'm keith murphy... coming up, steve prohm gives his perspective on the eakfast pizza, yes pizza, & donuts & muffins & coffee kum & go. where & means more. hollywood meets reality.. sean penn is taking heavy fire for an interview with a drug kingpin in inadvertently led to his re-capture. starving to death.. the crisis in syria continues to intensify.. the dire conditions in one syrian town.. and what it took to finally get aid allowed in super star... international rock icon david bowie has died.. a look back on his life and legacy.. and how fans around the world are remembering him tonight. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the mexico has begun the process of extraditing drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman to the united states -- but it could take a year.. or more.. before it happens. meanwhile -- right now -- an oscar- winning actor -- and a

coming up, an unexpected guest smokes the in alabama. 3 ((walter just hours after u-s supreme court stands by a woman's right to have an abortion. the florida house advances a bill that would be a near-total ban. 3 it's 5:xx, 3 welcome back to good day tampa bay. i'm walter allen, thanks for joining us.((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off by checking in with dave... when is it 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 it's 5:xx, looking at some of today's top stories: polk county deputies want you to be on the lookout for this blue, two-door car. along side two bicyclists gunpoint. it happened in on johnson avenue and luel street. deputies say the his mid-20s or early 30s... and has a beard. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. 3 a man is dead after an accident on the courtney campbell causeway. we first reported the accident as a news alert monday on good day. police say a man driving a pontiac lost control nissan... one of his passengers was thrown from his car... but he kept on going. he was later found and taken into custody. one of his passengers .. jonathan men

well today we learned that the u s supreme court did not take up the case of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell is corruption conviction the high court neither granted nor denied the petition to hear his case justices can still make a decision later this week if the supreme court declines mcdonald's appeal he will go straight to prison last year a federal court sentence mcdonnell to two years in prison for taking gifts in exchange for favors to a wealthy businessman and a departure tomorrow from naval station norfolk the guided missile destroyer uss barry the crew will join forward deployed naval forces in japan and the latest on the big manhunt in mexico as a country begins the process of exercising l chappell to the us. new details are emerging about the secret meeting with actor sean penn he says karen travers has the least. the mexican attorney general's office confirms the process to extradite out chocolate to the u s from mexico has begun for now the drug lords being kept in solitary confinement in mexico's highest security prison the same one he escaped from six months ago

an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this comes just months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, nationwide. judge roy moore said --a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals says the obergefell case only invalidated marriage laws in four states--- michigan, kentucky, ohio and tennessee. as a result, the protection act and sanctity of marriage amendment should remain in full force and effect. he says it )s now up to the state s highest court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. a basketball coach was taken out of a game - after he was caught on camera headbutting a referee. take a look. it happened towards the end of a game in pennsylvania . the video shows head coach "jerry devine" reacting to an offensive-foul call. he walks appears to throw a head butt. it knocked the ref to the ground. the coach was tossed-out of the game. officials say -- this official -- has not pressed charges.. but police "and" the school district have launched investigations. doctors here in hampton roads are

ted cruz is focused on the u-s supreme court. in april justices will take up a challenge to president obama's executive action to overhaul immigration laws. the president wants to grant work permits to more than 4-million illegal immigrants. 26-states are suing to block the change. cruz says the federal government should first enforce current laws... and second secure the border... "the media says we can't solve it. baloney. we will build a wall. and i actually have someone in mind to build it. florida senator marco rubio for illegal immigrants... - i'm open to them getting a green card, which you have to have - obviously they have to apply for, it's not going to be awarded. i don't know that's a majority position right now in the republican party. of course, that could change, but none of this is possible until we enforce our immigration laws first." rubio is campaiging in minnesota today. minnesota's caucus is part of super tuesday on march first. thats when voters in 14-states make their pick for the republican and democratic

last night did not make the cut, but the coalition says it still gives matter how cold it is. u-s supreme court has ruled that florida's death penalty system is unconstitutional. said the current method gives too much power to judges - and not enough sentences. argued it was an acceptable system because a jury first decides if the defendant is eligible for the death penalty. we'll today beginning on wesh 2 news first at four. right now, testimony has begun in the murder re-trial of amber wright. wright is accused of seath jackson in 20-11. this morning, attorneys began questioning amber's mother.. wright was found guilty at an ruled she could be re-tried because she was not hear wright's mother's this afternoon, beginning on wesh 2 medical examiner is working to positively identify what are believed to be the remains of missing toddler lonzie barton. deputies say barton's mother's boyfriend, ruben ebron, led them to the remains yesterday. hours later, a hearing where a plea deal for ebron was supposed to be heard, was called off... barton's mother lonna pled guilty last week to child neglect an

the u-s supreme court has not cided on whether or not the gh court will take up the case against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. mcdonnell was supposed to find out today whether or not he has to report to prison this week. the supreme court was expected to make announcement today on whether they will hear an appeal on his federal corruption conviction. but we )re told they have not reached a decision yet mcdonnell s attorney says this is he went on to say this delay doesn t necessarily mean the supreme court will choose to hear his appeal but it does mean there s some debate among the justices. new at 6. a norfolk city councilman is calling for treasure anthony burfoot to take a leave of absence. burfoot was indicted on federal charges for using his various positions with the city over the last several years -- to get payments, gifts, and other items of value. he appeared in federal court on iday. rfoot attorney says he plans to return to work as treasurer and will not step down from his position. today councilman barclay winn told newschannel -- after reading the indictment and

and he's *still waiting on a possible last minuteappeal from an appeals court, or the u-s supreme court. something that most likely *won't happen. but bolin is still sticking with his story, even during one of his final interviews last night, talking *exclusively with fox 13. 3 fox 13's gloria gomez sat prison near starke. bolin was first found guilty nearly 30 years ago. his first victim was 25 year old natalie holley. she was abducted in january of 19-86. that same year, stephanie collins and teri lynn matthews also disappeared. all three bolin faced *ten trials for came up with the same verdict: guilty. but bolin says one of his final chances to come clean about the crimes... bolin didn't waver: 3 bolin will spend 3 bolin will spend his final hours today getting a visit from his wife. he also picked his last meal... steak and potatoes. but he says he'll likely be too distracted to eat it.((more)) 3 some of the victims' execution. and last night, stephanie collins' family and friends gathered in her remembrance here in tampa. fox 13's evan axelbank reports that thirty years later, the

he made south carolina a better place." 3 in the wake of last year's u-s supreme court ruling legalizing...two upstate 3 lawmakers are working to ban same-sex marriage in south carolina. carolina.representatives bill chumley and mike burns have pre-filed a bill that aims to ammend the state's marriage code to quote "defend natural marriage as between one man and one woman."the bill goes on to say it would invalidate court decisions that go against the state's defifition of marriage.it would also protect government officials from arrest or penalty for not complying with unlawful court today about why he is backing this bill...and we talked to the campaign for southern equality who say it's not only an idea that will violate federal law...but goes against the progress made here in south carolina. 3 3 3 3 "my wife and i were able to get married here in october as a result of the supreme court's decision. so, i think it's sad that folks still think that way but i don't feel like this has any hope of gaining any traction." traction." 3 3 "i believe that most, overwhelmingly, most south caroli

in the wake of last year's historic u-s supreme court ruling...two upstate lawmakers are working to ban same-sex marriage in south carolina.we're talking with those on both sides of the upstat3 follow up 3 in pickens county-clemson investigating *another vandalism at tillman hall... hall...the campus building has been at the center of controversy for the past year. many have called for it to be re-named because of it's history.it's named after former governor "ben tillman" -- who was a known white surpemacist.in this latest vandalism incident...a message was spray painted on two walls of the building.they read "stop honoring tillman"...and on the adjacent wall..."rename tillman hall."maintenance workers have since covered up the graffiti while they work to remove it. 3 3 3 3 there's a better way to get your message out than defacing state property it is a crime 3 3 3 i dont think that was necessary i think there are better ways to show that agree with something someone has to clean that up and thats kind of a burdan on the school to do that so i think there are better ways to solve prob

the u-s supreme court is expected to announce if they will hear his appeal on his federal corruption conviction. back in 20-14, a jury wife maureen accepted more than 170- thousand dollars in gifts and loans. if the high court decides not to hear his case-- mcdonnell would begin serving his two year prison sentence immediately. jesse matthew junior-- the man accused of capital murder in the death of u-v-a student hannah graham -- is due in an albemarle courtroom. the hearing will include testimony from 14 members of law enforcement. they were supposed to testify back in november, but the hearing was postponed until today. matthew is set to go on graham on july fifth. convicted, he could face the death penalty. three people are recovering today after being shot last hampton. it happened around 7-30 at that )s on when officers got to the scene -- they found 2 men and a woman with gunshot wounds. all three were taken to the hospital -- but are expected to be okay. right now police say they do not have a suspect. be sure to stay with newschannel three and on w- t-k-r dot-com for updates.

the u-s supreme court ruling it is unconstitutional-- because it gives too much power to judges -- and not enough to juries. yesterday-- the justices ruled the state's sentencing procedure is flawed because juries play only an advisory role in recommending death. this new ruling could affect some central florida cases...including the death sentencing of bessman okafor. he was convicted for the murder of 19-year-old alex zaldivar in orange county. fox 35's tiffany happening today-- governor rick scott is kicking off a state-wide tour governor scott will travel to eight florida cities... including orlando and the villages. scott says the tour is the celebration-- of the more than one-million jobs created in florida in the last 5 years. the governor will be visiting orlando today. in the 7 o'clock hour of good day orlando-- he'll be joining us in our studio! this morning--people are lining up at stores across the nation... to purchase those last-minute powerball tickets. the next drawing is tonight... and the jackpot prize is a whopping 1-point-5 billion dollars! despite all the excitemen

today the u-s supreme court heard arguments in a "right to work" case. it contends public employee unions should not be able to collect fees from government workers who aren't members. the court's conservative justices seemed likely to oppose a four-decade precedent that allows unions to collect those fees. the money helps cover the cost of collective bargaining. a group of california public school teachers says those fees violate their first amendment rights of workers who disagree with the unions. wednesday's powerball jackpot is up to one point four billion dollars, and it's still climbing. the prize was already the jackpot before saturday night's drawing. but no one matched the winning numbers then, and surging ticket sales keep pushing the jackpot even higher. right now the cash payout for wednesday night totals 868 million dollars. the iowa department of public health says flu activity in iowa is increasing. in response, it's raising the flu's level of spread from local to regional. that means there are more flu cases in at least two regions in iow

bland's family has filed a an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this, months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. alabama judge roy moore contends that a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals upholds alabama's state ban on gay marriage. he says it's now up to the state supreme court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. the effect of moore's order is unclear. gay marriage activists quickly rebuked it, arguing moore does not have the authority to override higher courts. a series of high profile foodborne illness outbreaks at the chipotle restaurant chain has meant a slew of lawsuits and a 43 percent drop in its stock price in less than three months— and now the company has been served with a federal grand jury subpoena as part of a criminal investigation of an outbreak of norovirus in california. the investigation is being conducted by the u.s. attorney's office for conjunction with the food and drug administration and the subpoena calls on chipotle to hand over a "broad range" of doc

the u-s supreme court today agreed to referee the fight over president obama's efforts to shield more than four million undocumented immigrants from deportation. the 2014 policy known as dapa allows some adults here illegally for more than five years and without criminal records to stay .. if their children are us citizens or lawful permanent residents. it also expands protections for so called 'dreamers' - young immigrants brought to the united states illegally as children. all by executive order .. and without a vote in congress. "this ultimately is a reflection of a president who is determined to everything he possibly can to try to fix our broken immigration system." but texas and 25 other states successfully blocked the move in the lower courts ... claiming they'd be forced to pay a high price for those allowed to stay. if the states win - the lower court battles could rage on long after president obama's left office. if the president wins ... the white house is heading to the finish line. "no matter how this case goes, it's going to inflame the bases of both parties." and ... th

the u-s supreme court is expected to announce if they will hear his appeal on his federal corruption conviction. back in 2014, a jury found that bob mcdonnell and his wife thousand dollars in gifts and loans from johnnie williams, a wealthy donor, in exchange for helping that donor gain access to key virginia officials. according to the washington post-- the supreme court receives about 10-thousand petitions each year -- but only accepts about 70 to 80 cases. italian police are investigating the death of an american woman in the city of florence. they say 35- year-old artist ashley olsen was found dead in her apartment on saturday. an italian news agency says she was strangled -- but officials say they )re still waiting for an autopsy to confirm how she died. still -- italian media say her death is being investigated as a homicide. they also say say her boyfriend and her landlord found her body -- after she hadn )t been heard from for days. olsen was from florida. on the military watch -- new video released by the navy shows the norfolk based u-s-s harry s. truman )s recent close cal

the suspects range in age from 14 to 17. 3 3 the u-s supreme court strikes down florida's death sentencing process. it comes after a challenge from an inmate who was sentenced to death by a judge... after the jury recommended it. the ruling says the sixth amendment requires the jury to impose a death sentence... not a judge. the ruling could affect death penalty laws in other states. 3 3 u-s oil prices hit their lowest point in 12 years, falling below 30 dollars a barrel briefly yesterday. oil is down 72 percent from last june. the reason is the faltering economy in china. triple-a says the good news average for gas is now below a dollar-97 a gallon. that is down from three-68, just 18-months ago. 3 3 3 3 3 tonight... we will find out if anyone wins the historic one point five billion dollar powerball jackpot. it is the largest prize in the history of the lottery. so if you win, how can you prepare? one big question is whether to take the lump sum - or yearly payments for the next three decades. we talked to a portfolio manager who says if you take the annuity, you can avoid hundreds of mi

the u-s supreme court ruling it is unconstitutional because it gives too much power to judges -- and not enough to juries. the justices ruled yesterday that the state's sentencing procedure is flawed because juries play only an advisory role in recommending death. the judge can reach a different decision on a case by case basis. florida attorney general says with 390 people on florida's death row... there's a lot to the new ruling will affect some central florida cases...including the death sentencing of bessman okafor. he was convicted for the murder of 19-year-old alex zaldivar in orange county. coming up in the our half hour-- a daytona beach woman is arrested... charged with animal cruelty. straight ahead-- what a neighbor says she caught the woman doing... that got her in trouble. pone of the cool perks of this place pis you can eat as much cereal as you want. it' s like i' m going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing) discover a different way to cleanse your skin. introducing micellar water from garnier! the micelle

an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this comes just months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, nationwide. judge roy moore said --a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals says the obergefell case only invalidated marriage laws in four states--- michigan, kentucky, ohio and tennessee. as a result, the judge says alabama )s marriage protection act and sanctity of marriage amendment should remain in full force and effect. he says it )s now up to the state s highest court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. a building on an oregon wild-life preserve. they claim to be supporting the rights of ranchers who they say are victims of a government land-grab. but the community, while somewhat sympathetic, want )s them out. reid binion reports outcue:".." duration:1:08 georgia marshal "i )m proud to be a rancher, and i )m not going to let some other people be my face!"most of the voices at last night s town hall meeting were calling for armed protesters occupying an oregon federal building to

the u-s supreme court will decide whether or not to take on former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption case. if the court decides to not hear it, mcdonnell will go to prison on a two-year sentence for corruption charges. senator tommy norment says the case is creating consternation among politicians across the country. "c2 senator tommy norment/3rd distric 2:59 and i am prayerful that the united states supreme court is going to take the case if for no other reason just to review that law in itself 3:08 " the justices are not expected to make an announcement until monday. a federal jury found mcdonnell and his wife maureen, guilty of trading political favors for gifts and businessman-- for special september of 20-14. new information just into the newsroom about a fire at a virginia beach goodwill store - back in novemeber. fire crews sent us this surveillance video of the two suspects setting fire to stuff left outside the store on lynnhaven road. you can see two people walking across the back of the goodwill store parking lot. you can see the one male walk up to a pile of donated goods

the u-s supreme court is expected to announce if they will hear his appeal on his federal corruption conviction. coming up on wgnt 27 - cox >>> minnesota vikings fans are probably still mourning today. it was a stunning loss to the seahawks yesterday. kicker blair walsh missed a 27-yard field goal that could have won the game in the final seconds. people couldn't believe it. seattle escaped with a 10-9 victory to advance in the playoffs. their moments of anguish all over social media. >> i'm not watching. >> no way! no way! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god. >> he missed it! >> are you kidding me? >> there was a lot of that. >> people were upset. the game was the third coldest in nfl history. >> that is what happens in playoff time. >> i feel for blair walsh today. people got to remember, i guess now is not the time to say, "it's just a game." >> not when you lived for it all year to watch your team win the super bowl. >> people in seattle were looking up and saying, thank you, god! >> i feel for you, blair walsh. but congrats to russell wilson and the seattle seahawks. the spotlight on a

the u-s supreme court is expected to announce if they will hear his appeal on his federal corruption conviction. back in 2014, a jury found that bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen accepted more than 170- thousand dollars in gifts and loans from johnnie williams, a wealthy donor, in exchange for helping that donor gain access to key virginia officials. according to the washington post-- the supreme court receives about 10-thousand petitions each year -- but only accepts about 70 to 80 cases. a bicyclist --- hit by a car in chesapeake. police say it happened around 5-o-clock saturday on western branch boulevard as the center. the man on the bike was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver of the vehicle was not hurt. the death of an inmate at the richmond city jail -- is under investigation. the city sheriff s office says the inmate died of a heart attack. officers were called to the jail saturday night just after seven. 26-year-old gregory hill began having medical issues, and when they arrived, they tried to revive him. he was taken to v-c-u medical center, where he w

they asked the u-s supreme court to hold off map, until it rules on their appeal. last week, a the state to impose a redistricting plan. ruled: lawmakers illegally packed black voters into the district democrat bobby scott represents. they say that made the surrounding districts safer for republicans running nearby. appealing. new tonight. less than 24 hours after iran and released american sailors, the house approved a bill that gives congress more oversight of the president's landmark nuclear agreement. lawmakers went ahead with the plan, even though president obama threatened to veto the bill. iran has agreed to let inspectors monitor its nuclear program and make sure it's not creating weapons. the u-s is supposed to begin lifting sanctions as they country complies with the deal. since tuesday, we've received this video of the the navy sailors and boats iran captured. iran took them into custody when their two small boats allegedly drifted into its waters. a senior defense officials says tehy were heading to a u-s facility time. okay. so right now, everyone is s

the anti-abortion demonstrators marched to the u-s supreme court building. this year's pro-life rally was much smaller than in year's past because of the big winter storm. hillary: when i talk like this, the republicans always seem to find a way to say i am playing the gender card. if fighting for equal pay and paid family leave and women's are productive health care is playing the gender card, just steve: also in new hampshire, senator bernie sanders spoke about his support for women and women's issues. >> today is the anniversary of roe vs. wade. so let me go on record telling you, somebody who has a 100% pro-choice voting record, that i will be vigorous in defending a womans right to choose. steve drake university is : becoming the center of presidential politics. clinton, sanders, and martin o'malley will all be back on campus for a town hall event. mondaythat is after an appearance tonight by ben carson. the town hall monday night will be the 15th event on campus. once again, the political world is orbiting drake university. visits -- >> there is no cam

think judge judy is on the u-s supreme court. the conclusion of the study is.. college graduates are quote: "alarmingly ignorant of america's history and heritage." (nothing against judge judy) you won't want to check your 401-k today after the markets take another beating. we'll tell you what's behind another big selloff.. next. solar rates are up!!! a valley woman's lease is not 300 thousand dollar home, everything should be disclosed on that property. coming up.. what you need to know.... before buying a home.... with solar panels. plus.. some more hollywood stars are speaking out about the lack of diversity in this year's oscar nominations. find out who else is joining the list. bryan. another brutal day on wall street. the markets tanked in early tt2w`tkf$* bt@q'' tt2w`tkf$* "a@q7+d tt2w`tkf$* bm@q< h tt4w`tkf$*" dztq !e tt4w`tkf$*" entq qa@ tt4w`tkf$*" gzt& hf8 tt4w`tkf$*" hnt& xht tt4w`tkf$*" iztq 2!, tt4w`tkf$*" jntq ql tt4w`tkf$*" lzt& 8<0 staged a rally.. then took another nosedive. the dow was down 249 at the closing bell.. but at one point.. it was 5

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find out early next week whether former governor bob mcdonnell have to go to prison for the u s supreme court will take his appeal the high court met today to further consider what cases it will hear this term. monday we made a decision on the mcdonnell case donna was sentenced to two years in prison for taking gifts in exchange for favors to a wealthy businessman macdonald's wife maureen also is appealing her conviction a man wanted for the robbery and shooting of a seven eleven clerk an effort is behind bars tonight. norfolk police arrested thirty eight year old kevin bristow on suburban parkway near grand re street u s marshals and in the unrest the bristow was accused of shooting a seven eleven clerk early wednesday morning the store and tess of the boulevard near ocean view the clerk who was shot is expected to recover. new tonight a gloucester man arrested and charged with three counts of indecent exposure. the gloucester county sheriff says the charges stem from three incidents earlier this week and the parking lot of a wal mart twenty two year old devon parker allegedly asked three wo

five sixty four into naval station norfolk high nash thank you later today it looks like the u s supreme court will discuss former governor bob mcdonald case again that is according to scooter stash blogger dot com this means it's likely the court will take the case last year a federal court sentence mcdonnell to two years in prison for taking gifts in exchange for favors from a wealthy businessman macdonald's wife maureen also is appealing her conviction thirteen years now has covered the trial the conviction of the former governor and his wife from the beginning you can see all of our pasts report on thirteen years now and a calm and expects to update our soon as the supreme court makes a decision at six o morning about congressman scott riddle decision not to seek another term in office now governor terry mcauliffe has responded he sent us a statement. here are thirteen years now it reads in part i am thankful for his independent leadership are the people of this commonwealth and wish him the best as he begins a new chapter we spoke to the congressman about a surprising decision to leave he

the u-s supreme court agreed to hear an appeal by republicans who want to preserve the current map. a fire alarm and fights disrupted the school day at i-c norcom high. as students evacuated the building in portsmouth a fight broke out-- and that led to other fights. school officials say there were some minor injuries-- and order was restored fairly quickly. turns out, there was no fire-- and classes resumed. rescue crews still can't believe it. that the driver of a tractor trailer survived running off the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. chopper 10 flew over the 49 degree water, as crew pulled 33-year-old matthew killmon to safety. police say killmon tried to pass an 18 wheeler and ended up guardrail before his rig went into the bay. crews threw him a life ring until boats could rescue him. he suffered a broken arm, cuts and hypothermia. an outcome that doesn't happen often. "super=sgt. brian unit 01=3:44 "unfortunately we have responded to vehicles actually had a live victim" police say they do plan to charge killmon. we're told precon marine out of chesapeake will recover the truck

the nebraska attorney general's office is appealing the matter to the u-s supreme court, which spacex's latest attempt to land a rocket upright on a platform in the pacific ocean failed in spectacular fashion sunday. the unmanned rocket was launched satellite into orbit, but then failed to stick the landing on a floating platform out at sea. it came down softly on the platform, but then toppled and exploded on impact. the company says that one of the legs failed to latch on the platform. musk says ice buildup due to condensation from heavy fog at lift-off may be to blame. it was musk's fourth attempt to land a space-x rocket at sea. two weeks ago, spacex did successfully land a rocket upright at cape canaveral. siouxland woke to subzero cold this morning... and there's a little snow in the forecast. meterologist ben after this. here's the scene in spencer where the sky is cloudy and the ben, we've settled into an arctic chill. << the deep freeze with eastern communities still under windchill advisories and warnings where degrees with not much warmer marks for the rest of the area, so bu

to change some districts that were illegally packed with black voters republicans are asking u s supreme court to delay the implementation of the new map. herring is asking the court to allow the change to move forward on right now there's a manhunt under way in virginia that is day to william and amelia county sheriff is looking for him this is happening west of richmond. investigators say last week william broke into a home and held the family hostage. investigators say william killed one person at that home and took another person with him now that hostage is sixty seven year old only brooks and there may be a two thousand ten silver handicap plates that that test the car that they could be and police in the u s marshals service are looking for them. anyone who sees either of them should call nine one one. water troubles for another community tonight the problems are in ohio school was cancelled today in sebring ohio which is east of akron recent water samples tested positive for unsafe lead levels epa officials want the town to do more testing and there is a water advisory in effect for re

our the u-s supreme court has not hear an appeal in former virginia governor bob mcdonnell )s case. if they reject the case -- mcdonnell s convictions would stand and he would have to report to prison. in 2014 mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of corruption. both were sentenced to time in prison-- bob mcdonnell for two years and his wife for one year. both have been allowed to remain out of jail until the supreme court decides on the appeal. on the military watch. sailors assigned to the navy s cargo handling battalion are preparing to head for colder shores. more than fifty sailors will travel to support the u-s antarctic program managed by the national science foundation. in williamsburg they prepared with some refresher training last week. the sailors will serve as military logistical support -- as part of operation deep freeze. the navy says it )s one of the military s most difficult peacetime missions. while some sailors prepare for deployment -- others are the guided missile destroyer uss barry will depart from naval station norfolk later this morning. the ship

elements and former governor bob mcdonnell is corruption conviction appeal and looks like the u s supreme court will take the mcdonald's case again tomorrow. laura geller is here to walk us through the next steps. well under mcdonald's case on scooters bloggy reads it distributed for conference january fifteen twenty sixteen which means it is likely the justices will discuss tomorrow. experts tell us this me also means it's likely the course will in the court will in fact take up the case a decision on that could come as early as tomorrow. last friday thirty news now reported the supreme court had neither granted nor deny to hear mcdonald's petition mcdonnell and his wife maureen were convicted of doing favors for a wealthy vitamin executive in exchange for more than one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars in gifts and loans the former governor was sentenced to two years in prison and his wife to one year and one day. both remain free while they pursue a separate appeals even expect us to stay on top of any new developments coming out of the supreme court starting tomorrow laura geller thir

latest on what's criminal case no news can be good news for former governor bob mcdonnell the u s supreme court took no action on this appeal a federal corruption convictions some legal scholars and supreme court observers think the delay may need mcdonnell may just get his day in court again my gut and joins us now with details and janet the justices did take no action at least one leading watcher of the high court has weighed in on why this may be a good thing for mcdonnell a jury found mcdonald guilty of public of twenty fourteen. he was accused of accepting more than hundred sixty five thousand dollars in gifts and loans in exchange for political favors though mcdonnell has maintained he only extended routine political courtesy is virginia's seventy first governor was sentenced to two years in prison but he has remained free during the appeals process macdonald's lawyers argue that the government's case criminalize is normal political activity and that if the verdicts are allowed to stand every elected official and campaign donor risks indictment in a lengthy list of cases the supreme court