the woman they were interviewing, vicki gardner, was shot in the back. after several surgeries and months of recovery gardner just returned to work as the executive director of the smith mountain lake regional chamber of commerce. she's been back part-time for one month now and says she's been as busy as ever planning events for the lake's 50th anniversary next week. just before the shooting, vicki had been working on a painting of smith mountain lake-- that image is now the cover of this year's official guide to the lake. in honor of the lake's 50th anniversary, 20-16 breaking news on the campaign trail -- gop candidate ben carson is suspending his presidential campaign. this information is just coming in to our newsroom in the last few minutes. carson made the announcement just a short time ago during a speech at the cpac convention in washington d.c. tonight: decreasing clo

they had been interviewing vicki gardner. she also got shot, but survived. for a few weeks, she's been on part- time status. but now, her employer is celebrating its 50th anniversary - so gardner back. gardner says she got thousands of cards from all over the world while was recovering. a virginia state trooper hurt in a horrific crash is talking about the accident. trooper john glasscock has only been out of the hospital for a few days... last month he was working the scene of a crash... and hit reporter jonathan costen has the story. it was february 15th it was terrible ice came out of nowhere <:50> western richmond was getting hit pretty hard but in the course of one hour the roads turne

loyal customers and people like regional chamber of customers executive director vicki gardner. she says that there's a rich culture of business and bond that started 50 years ago. >> people here realize the value of shopping local because you're dealing with your neighbors. again, that personalized business-community interaction works so well. >> mark: homestead creamery is working on tripling the size of its plants after expanding to 12 states. monday, march 7th. and also it's smith mountain lake's 50th anniversary. >> governor mcauliffe vetoed legislation that sought to allow home schooled students to participate in public sports. the governor said that it would disrupted the level playing field. several homeschool families visited the capitol last week to urge the governor to sign the legislation this year. >>> also in richmond, the senator will consider a bill to require parents to be notified if their children will be required to read a book that contains sexually allow an >> george: we're going to have another beautiful day coming up for your tuesday. but we're also going

then coming up at five-thirty -- a major milestone for vickie gardner. after being shot on live television nearly six returning to work community celebrate. then at 6-- matt gregory continues his story on the changes for trash in hampton roads. where will it go once its hauled away? plus-- why not everyone is quite on cheaper plan. that's at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- a toddler was in crisis --- so she called 9-1-1. it wasn't a real emergency --- more like a fashion emergency. happened when deputies a south carolina toddler apparently thought a fashion emergency is a reason to call 9-1-1. natsot: 911 call: caller: "hello?" dispatcher: hello?.... greenville county 911." caller: "hello?" grandfather): "she brought the phone to me and i thought somebody had called, but when i answered it, nobody was there and when i hung up 911 called me back. " aaliya's grandfather was watching her and had no idea the two-year-old called 9-1-1 until deputies showed up at the door. dressing herself was aaliya's emergency. (martha lohnes, greenville co. deputy): "her g

the lone survivor of a shooting that claimed the lives of eight news reporter and videographer vicki gardner is back part time as the executive mountain lake regional chamber of commerce. this is after several surgeries and months of recovery partner says he is working to give back to her community and the same way again back to her and just in a joint warning from u s marshals the fbi and sheriff's offices of norfolk and virginia beach local authorities say they have received complaints about scammers who falsely identified themselves as a us marshall fbi agent or sheriff's deputy a reminder from the authorities law enforcement agencies will not call you to request money or payment of fines if he got a call like there is to not give out your personal information hang up and report the incident to the fbi crime complaint center. i follow activity continues to increase across virginia the cdc reports widespread flu activity reported for june and twenty other states here to talk more about the spread of from patient first. thank you for coming on and have things like this is kinda late for the