virginia was where generally lay down his arms to unify the nation, so why shouldn't virginia continue? i think it's more a testament to the people of virginia van to me because it says what are still going to be in the forefront and they proved it. >> where were you born speak was born in richmond, virginia. my family had only one home during that entire time. my father built the house, had it built himself. to me that's a reclamation of a family that many people thought wasn't existing, and i see what's going on in america today. i see what's taking place in so many communities today. it's very important to have a family and a community to be a part of bringing up children, not only one village, but it takes the community in terms of government. what i'm trying to show in my book is that odds mean nothing. when people say you can't do it, why can't you? my mother told always i could do it. i believe there. i knew she wouldn't tell me anything wrong, and i think it's a testament with the problems i see today that unfortunately, communities are being left to determine for themselves. o

tonight, a who's of virginia politics tonight. jeff with this means for november? into encouragement going november. towns winding down in old alexandria, but still a lot of smiles. clinton supporters were very confident going into the primary today. when you look at these numbers come you understand why. hillary clinton trouncing bernie sanders in the virginia primary, 35%, a critical win in a swing state. taking theackers stage, terry mcauliffe, senators tim kaine and mark warner, and others. clinton was projected to be the winner right after the polls closed at 7:00. they got years later when clinton took the stage to give her victory speech in florida. supporters are confident this win virginia, which they argue will translate into way win in the general election. >> the other side, the insults and attacks, it's embarrassing. she is laying out a plan to help people. herhas done it all life. >> it's difficult for a republican to win the presidency if they cannot win virginia. if hillary can win virginia, we feel like we control

. >> and, tonight, virginia voters, they've spoken. the democratic race was called early for hillary clinton today. but the race was much tighter on the republican side with donald trump, marco rubio and record turnout. >> here's a look at the latest numbers. you can see donald trump leads with 35 pnt of the vote. >> on the dechl cattic side, clinton leading. al looking ahead to another big night on the primary calendar, that is march 15th. and while she did not mention trump by name tonight, make no mistake, her remarks were pointed straight at him. >> stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong. and we're not going to let it work. >> virginia just one part of the story. and the election map is changing. we'll show you who's leading across the nation in just a moment. but, first, the common welt and the reaction to tonight's results. >> we have supertuesday deep coverage for you tonight. >> no question, jim.

about the democratic and republican frontrunners a fatal crash in virginia beach a woman loses her life after an ems vehicle slams into a car news helping those who served our country of free legal clinic kicks off in chesapeake. plus an uplifting story about a father's love his mission to empower girls to the four starts right now ri super tuesday a crucial day for presidential hopefuls delegates are at stake in virginia of course is one of the states where people are casting their votes on the polls remain open tonight in virginia until seven p m tonight's results could make or break a campaign efforts as erik ainge reports virginia continues to be a major political battleground this super tuesday. it was very easy i our shoreline in a now the casting of ballots comes after a crush of last minute campaigning from the candidates for the am with ninety five delegates up for grabs in virginia for the democrats' frontrunner hillary clinton stump last night in norfolk hoping her popularity among african americans will fuel a decisive win. she has a proven track record of a lot of americans

it's decision day for virginia voters. people across hampton roads have been heading to the polls all day. expected to be higher this election cycle. here's ten on your side's erin kelly in virginia beach. we are at windsor woods elementary school -- precinct 13. we've seen a steady stream of people here with less than 2 hours until polls close. earlier today we were at precinct 92 -- little neck. by 1pm, they had a turnout of about 23% with more than 400 voters. the registrar's office says they had no issues. we talked to a first time voter who was casting her ballot. molly rumble - voter it's kind of our you don't really have a place to complain about what the outcomes are. the registrar's office says the last time we had a dual primary, the turnout for all of virginia beach was about 32%. for the general election -- the turnout is between 65 and 70 percent. that's the latest in virginia beach, erin kelly, 10 on your side. so far then, not the high turnout that we had expected, but there is still time, more about what's

virginia news."shively, fox caroline virginia first dot-com has everything you need to know to stay on top of super tuesday. for more on the candidates, or to find your polling location, head to our website and click on your local election headquarters. ahead on good day virginia. a plea deal could be in the works for the man accused of killing two college students in central virginia. and.. new details in the deadly officer-involved shooting in roanoke county. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. talk about delicious. what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? h

in virginia, nbc news again projects hillary clinton will win. vermont, bernie sanders' home state, we project he will win in vermont. bernie sanders wins the vermont democratic primary. chuck todd is with me right now. your first thoughts as the evening begins? >> i think the bill surprise is virginia republicans, too close to call, good news for marco rubio. if there was a state that he had a shot at winning it was virginia. moderate electorate. anybody can vote in the primary and there's a lot of evidence a lot of democrats may have turned out to help rubio in virginia. so a big deal. if you're ted cruz and marco rubio you're not happy about that georgia result. poll closed that's a big win for trump, a premonition of what arkansas and alabama could look like. >> we'll be looking at four more states. we'll have closings coming up at 8:00 eastern time. and of course we'll be back on as we characterize those races for you. you see alabama, massachusetts, oklahoma, tennessee will be up next. i'm lester holt at nbc news election headquarters. we'l

i also think that virginia, i live in virginia, i voted in virginia today, could be rubio country. but the makeup is there. you're right about the voters of that state. but it still seems as though he can't really, you know, cut through -- >> wait, i've got to take a quick break. bernie sanders is about to speak. we're going to bring his comments live when we come back. i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ i'm a customer relationship my nmanager with pg&e.der, i've helped customers like plantronics meet their energy efficiency goals. so you save energy and you can save money. energy efficiency and the environment go hand in hand. and i love how pg&e's commitment to the environment helps a community like santa cruz be a better place to live. and being able to pass that along to my family is really important to me. just being togethe

virginia. city from our downtown roanoke skycam. storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori joins us now.. kristina? today: increasing clouds with highs in the lower 60s.late-day rain showers possible.rain likely this evening with a few thunderstorms possible tonight: rain ends.wind increases.temp eratures fall into the upper 40s and lower 50s increasing sunshine. temperatures drop from the 50s in the morning to the 40s by the afternoon thursday: partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the middle 40s friday: scattered light snow showers possible with time now for your timesaver traffic report. the president of the n-double-a- the president of the n-double-a- c-p roanoke chapter will hold a news conference today about a recent officer involved shooting police say 18- year-old kionte spencer died after being shot twice by police on friday night. spencer was holding what we say they ordered spencer to drop his weapon. when he refused they tased him. after that failed ... shots were fired. we spoke with spencer's brother who says the

in virginia, nbc news again projects hillary clinton will win. vermont, bernie sanders' home state, we project he will win in vermont. bernie sanders wins the vermont democratic primary. chuck todd is with me right now. your first thoughts as the evening begins? >> i think the bill surprise is virginia republicans, too close to call, good news for marco rubio. if there was a state that he had a shot at winning it was virginia. moderate electorate. anybody can vote in the primary and there's a lot of evidence a lot of democrats may have turned out to help rubio in virginia. so a big deal. if you're ted cruz and marco rubio you're not happy about that georgia result. the fact that we could call that poll closed that's a big win for trump, a premonition of what arkansas and alabama could look like. >> we'll be looking at four more states. we'll have closings coming up at 8:00 eastern time. and of course we'll be back on as we characterize those races for you. you see alabama, massachusetts, oklahoma, tennessee will be up election headquarters. we'll

about 50 people gathered in virginia beach to cheer on donald trump's win in virginia. nats of cheering the diverse group met at pembroke pizza. everyone we spoke with seemed to have a different reason behind their support for trump. eli valentine/ trump ((i think with the state of our country 19 trillion dollar debt we need someone with a real business sense.")) runs: 05 butt to gary byler/ trump supporter (16:00 45) ((rejuvenation reaffirmation democratic process who want to hold on to the past watch out because the tsunami is here and it is hitting ground)) runs: 10 10 on your side even spoke with a 93-year- old latino woman who supports trump. she wanted immigrants to come to the u-s legally and with a job. you can see which candidate won came out on top in your city, right now on wavy dot com. 10 on your side continues it's investigation into a missing persons case turned death investigation. but who -- if anyone -- could have killed a since anjelica "aj" hadsell disappeared police later found her remains on an abandonded property 50 miles from her home. in the mid

of virginia gray. they say they saw that body last week and it wasn't their grandmother. >> i saw a body of another female that wasn't my grandmother. >> what went through your heart when you saw that? >> my heart dropped. i was in disbelief. >> virginia gray was 83 years old, a lifelong washingtonian. last month she became unconscious and was taken by ambulance to the prince george's hospital. she died a short time later. her grandchildren made arrangements for the horton funeral home to prepare ms. gray's body for the viewing and funeral. but the grandchildren say when they saw the body at the funeral home, it wasn't their grandmother. according to the family, the body in the casket had two different identification markers. a bracelet and a toe tag. the bracelet had the name athens doe, 1/1950, age 66. the toe tag had the name virginia e. gray, birthday 2/10/1933, age 83. but both tags have the same id number. the family says virginia gray had surgery scars. but they say the body at the funeral home

beach with what's at stake in virginia's primary election what you need to know before you cast your ballot still good tuesday morning super tuesday if you well this is thirteen years now. at daybreak and lucy bustamante by monterey senior is four thirty on the dot will be sunny and warm as you head out to vote today absolutely meteorologist greg muller is tracking a drop in temperatures though but the second half until later this week raking well the cooler air is going to move in ye thursday and friday highs in the mid forties to upper forties so that'll be a lot cooler today we're still going to be warm in the mid to upper sixties tomorrow mid fifties with a trend it down in the next couple days right now the visibility is good for downtown norfolk it's a nice start the day when gus not an issue remember how when it was yesterday morning all that has settled down to chilly for the inland areas with temperatures in the lower to mid forties closer to the coast but those in when there is pretty cold this morning you can see many areas in the thirties so you want to make sure you catc

virginia and virginia tech looking to being home an acc title. reporting from blacksburg. jermaine ferrell, wfxr sports. coming up... the salem civic center is the place to be this weekend if you love high school basketball... we'll check out the state quarterfinal matchups... and vmi closed out the regular leading mocs of chattanooga... highlights from that game are the lineup for this weekends state quarterfinals games the salem civic center is out... it includes 9 games and is loaded with talent... it's a solid triple header on friday beginning at 5:00 with dan river facing grensville county... then it's back to back girls games with carroll county and hidden valley in action... both of those are excellent teams...then it's the mega schedule on saturday... so much good basketball starting at 11 am with william fleming looking to make a trip back to the state finals... altavista playing back to back games after that... then it's an incredible lineup to end things with radford, martinsville and northside wrapping up the action on saturday night... for another look at the

mary bruce abc news william county virginia. new information on a new trial date for former portsmouth blankets attorney told thirteen news now the trial second last week commonwealth's attorney stephanie morales ask for more time saying some of her witnesses were not available for the march twenty first trial date. franken is on trial for shooting eighteen year old william chapman in a walmart parking lot last year the driver was cited after having two boys and a crosswalk in norfolk police say the driver was turning on to tess of the boulevard and dudley avenue when it happened this afternoon his car hit a nine year old boy and a seven year old as they were walking in a crosswalk both boys were taken to a hospital we are told they should survive their injuries the driver is charged with failing to yield driving on a suspended license and not having insurance companies in southampton county are still searching for the driver of a deadly hit and run last night thirty four year old lauren now and her husband pulled over to the si

a player from virginia beach has helped propel the virginia cavaliers into national title contenders. sportswrap. old dominion at home against liberty, game tied at 6 in the bottom old dominion at home against liberty, game tied at 6 in the bottom of the ninth inning. up steps connor myers. and he gets a hold of it. deep shot to center, and it clears the fence. connor myers. old dominion defeats liberty 7 to 6 behind the bat of connor myers who went 4 for 5 with 3 runs and 2 runs batted. monarchs improves to 7-1, what a start for the monarchs. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap. college basketball tonight, virginia seemingly unbeatable at home this year, on the road at clemson, needing that win on the road this last week of the season to help get a good seed in the acc tournament. cavs wearing blue jumped out to a 12-oh lead, what a pump fake by anthony gill, then the one handed slam, 11 points 10 rebounds for gill. then it's malcolm brogdon, he could be the acc player of the year, he drives it straight to the basket, brogdon with a team high 18 points. but clemson roars back,

virginia tech is lighting it up. and bookert is fouled. i thought coming in the game i really did, here is that pass again look at leday. >> dan: a great pivot finds the open man. leday is so patient on the inside. >> tim: after watching season and i asked buzz when the lights went on and he felt the game they lost at syracuse, a game that i had earlier in the year, they lost a lead, a big lead, last three or four minutes of the game he taubed to the team and said you know, you hear all that outside at the carrier dome we could have spoiled their night. from that point on, the team just clicked. everything came together. the winner of this game is in a very good position to make a run for the bracket in the finals. virginia tech just dismantled miami. at cassell coliseum to close out the regular season. bacon not there. beasley is there to follow. >> dan: a situation continue to attack handle the basketball. they have to make free-throws. >> tim: bibbs again, not this time. bacon pulls it down. still plenty of time, seven and change remain

stories like this are familiar to virginia state senator ryan mcdougle. sot: "these cases are some of the most challenging that prosecutors fighting for legislation this general assembly session....that he hopes will put more child predators and abusers behind bars...while protecting the rights of vulnerable children. the legislation- known as the hearsay bill- will allow a child s confession to a trusted person- for example a parent, teacher or caregiver,- to be admissible as evidence in court. in some cases now- mcdougle says child predators and abusers walk free or receive lighter sentences - because their victim is unable to testify.... sot: "the prosecution, law enforcement has a confession- they know that the child was violated- that this horrible act was committed- but they can )t have enough evidence because there was nobody there except the child." mcdougle says the statute is limited... but he believes the law will help protect children who can t always defend themselves in court. sot: "i think she feels a sense of empowerment that because of wh

newschannel 3s erica greenway is live in virginia beach with more. volunteers are set up at about across the city. this poll - at college park elementary - is one of them. the group is trying to collect enough signatures from voters to put the issue of light rail on the november ballot. they want to ask the question - funds to extend light rail from norfolk to town center in virginia beach. the group behind the petition - it. they say either way - the want the decision to be up to citizens. not everyone wants to see it on the ballot, though. a spokesperson with a group in favor of light rail says theres still not enough information to be at this location - the volunteer the petition he had to go make more copies. theyre aiming for 25-thousand signatures, but say they only (need around sixteen-thousand and are confident theyll get enough. congressman scott rigell has written an open letter to republicans asking them to vote trump. rigell called trump a bully and said he was unworthy of the republican nomination to run for president. rigell said he s c

about 50 people gathered in virginia beach to cheer on donald trump's win in virginia. nats of cheering the diverse group met at pembroke pizza. everyone we spoke with seemed to have a different reason behind their support for trump. ((i think with the state of our country 19 trillion dollar debt we need someone with a real business sense.")) runs: 05 butt to gary byler/ trump supporter (16:00 45) ((rejuvenation reaffirmation democratic process who want to hold on to the past watch out because the tsunami is here and it is hitting ground)) runs: 10 10 on your side even spoke with a 93-year- old latino woman who supports trump. she wanted immigrants to come to the u-s legally and with a job. you can see which candidate won came out on top in your city, right now on wavy dot com. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a few showers this morning. then partly cloudy and breezy. highs will be in the 50s early, but will drop to the upper 40s this afternoon. winds nw 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 8-12mph. chill

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about 50 people gathered in virginia beach to cheer on donald trump's win in virginia. nats of cheering the diverse group met at pembroke pizza. everyone we spoke with seemed to have a different reason behind their support for trump. eli valentine/ trump supporter (16:33 46) ((i think with the state of our country 19 trillion dollar debt we need someone with a real business sense.")) runs: 05 butt to gary byler/ trump supporter (16:00 45) because the tsunami is here and it is hitting ground)) runs: 10 10 on your side even latino woman who supports trump. she wanted immigrants to come to the u-s legally and with a job. you can see which top in your city, right now on wavy dot com. 10 on your side continues it's investigation into a missing persons case turned death investigation. but who -- if anyone -- could have killed a norfolk teenager with no known enemies. today marks one year since anjelica "aj" hadsell disappeared police later found her remains on an abandonded property 50 miles from her home. in the midst of the search, police arrested her adoptive father on unr

virginia, georgia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, and massachusetts. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has so far won here in virginia, georgia, alabama, arkansas, tennessee, and texas. you will want to stay with us. our live coverage of super tuesday continues with the live numbers on the bottom of your screen there. be sure to download the app for breaking news and important updates whenever and wherever you need them. >>> new developments in the case against a school volunteer accused of sexually abusing minors and filming them. a civil lawsuit one of deonte carraway's victims makes a startling allegation. >> reporter: a student went up to his 4th grade teacher and said carraway acted inappropriately. she said he was lying. >> reporter: this 30-page lawsuit is filed on behalf of john doe number 3, a 9-year- old. it claims he was at school when carraway pulled him out of class saying principal williams wanted to speak to him. he took him to the dressing room behind the stage in the auditorium. the suit says another student was already in the dr

that is just spectacular the numbers are and we have the wins and losses of super tuesday in virginia the and our political analysts is here live to break down the numbers and look ahead to the presidential race in the in and how social media and technology could be turning the music industry into a do it yourself business right here in hampton roads the news starts now. a significant day in the race for the white house voters in eleven states including virginia making their picks for the presidential nominee side hillary clinton and donald trump claimed victories in virginia's presidential primaries. let's take a look at the numbers with nearly all precincts reporting clinton taking more than bernie sanders thirty five percent as i've said before for a presidential candidate to say this but i'm going to keep saying i believe what we need in america today is more love and time republican race was a lot closer. it was a fight between donald trump and marco rubio trump with nearly thirty five percent about three points more than rubio ted cruz trail with nearly seventeen percent. we hav

it's voting day across virginia. we're on your side with what you need to bring before you cast your vote in the super-tuesday presidential primaries. a fallen officer is laid to rest. we'll tell you who, from our area, will be at her funeral today. and new concussion numbers. what parents of every high school athlete need to hear. thank you for joining us on this super tuesday, i'm don roberts. and i'm katie collett. we're here to get you ready to vote. polls in 11 states, including virginia, will be open today in the presidential primaries. today is the largest single-day haul of delegates in the presidential race, and could make or break campaigns. rico bush is live outside a polling place in norfolk with what you need to know before the polls open. rico. good morning, katie and don. in just a few hours, virginia voters will have a chance to weigh in the number of delegates up for grabs in the commonwealth could be decisive in determining who clinches the presidental nomination for the republican and democratic pa

virginia is a slightly different story. take a look here. 52%, slightly lower number, but still a majority, feeling betrayed by their own party's politicians. 44% say they have not been. this is one of the things we're watching in some of these critical states. because the stronger that accepts of betrayal, one might imagine, if past performance is sort of a preview to what we might see tonight, one might imagine those will be stronger states for donald trump. >> all right, david, that's interesting. dana, what's so fascinating, we expect republican party voters in alabama and georgia and virginia to have negative views of barack obama, negative views of minority leader nancy pelosi. what we don't expect is they will feel betrayed by their own leaders, their own republican party leaders. >> that's true. i talked to lots of republicans today who have run campaigns, particularly in the senate and the house over the past several cycles, who have said, where has everybody been? they don't understand this is happening. look at w

win with our military with a win win win win super tuesday coverage starts now the breaking news the virginia beach an ems vehicle collided with a car this happened at the intersection of north mall drive in lynn haven that scene jenny looking fellas will lose even if the house and here is ryan's wife by looking at the damage on that wii on the vehicles you can see that umass me of what looked like it was pushed onto the median in front and that damn bird smashed and you can see right now they're just throwing away the vehicles a dodge intrepid there you can see from this side but the other side the passenger side was completely crushed the passenger in that vehicle suffered serious life threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital the driver was also taken to hospital but thankfully that driver only suffered non life threatening injuries police say that there was only one person driving the ems vehicle at the time that person was not taken to the hospital and is gonna be okay. investigators have been out here for hours trying to piece together exactly what happened so far we know that

in virginia, nbc news again projects hillary clinton will win.

hillary clinton virginia primary. cbs news projects clinton had campaigned here heavily in the old dominion state. poll has her leading by as much as 20 points coming down to the wire. hillary clinton projected to be the winner in virginia on the democratic side. still none on the republican side. and in georgia, cbs is also projecting hillary clinton to win, the second biggest prize after texas. she led by double digits through much of the polling process. she is expected that her win was pushed along by african americans who we saw out in south carolina. also a win for bernie sanders. sanders will win his home state of vermont. not a contested primary. not contested at all. i'm not sure that hill but bernie sanders winning in vermont tonight. remains to be seen if sanders can pick up any other state tonight. but obviously -- we are seeing turnout numbers at around 30%, 20%, depending upon the county. fairfax numbers split about 14% dems, 14% republicans. similar numbers in loudoun. of course n 2012, really only mitt

and i think honestly, rubio needed to win virginia. he's not going to win virginia. and this could be bad for the rubio campaign. >> reporter: and i also caught up with gop leaders right here in virginia. i asked them about rubio's strong showing, what exactly does that mean going forward? >> when you compete in virginia, when you have a ground game, when you show up, when you have the phone banking, when you you do to win here good things happen. that's what all five of our candidates showed. >> reporter: the gop proud at the number of voters that turned out. well over a 1 million. the previous turnout of gop voters in 2008 is what could help them going forward. >> reporter: virginia's top elected leaders say they're very encouraged by hillary clinton's strong showing here as they celebrated in old town. governor terry mcauliffe said that clinton phoned him to thank him. supporters say sends a strong message about november. >> this is a huge victory for us here in virginia. because of all the states tonight, virginia is one of the few swing states that's going to ma

tolerance in virginia. those are numbers we don't see anywhere else. leon: virginia is a purple state. that is not completely red or ue about virginia nationally. how important is virginia this year do you think? scott: in the primaries not so much. we understand it will be a factor. but not a deciding factor. in the general election just like you alluded to, now that virginia is a purple state by all standards it is one of the states like ohio, or pennsylvania, or wisconsin that really can set the tone for the campaign. they will spend a ton of money here and do everything possible to win it. we saw the last three days. the main candidates were all here and they made multiple stops in november. leon: what do you think the take-away will be tonight? >> there will be a lot of delegates handed out. but because they are not winner-take-all states and they are proportional, you can lose a state and come in second or third and take away a couple of prizes to stay in the campaign longer. if they're winner take al

it's voting day across virginia. we're on your side with what you need to bring before you cast your vote in the presidential primaries. a fallen officer is laid to rest. we'll tell you who, from our area, will be at her funeral today. numbers. what every parent of a high school athlete needs to hear. we start with breaking news from norfolk public school administrators. they say lake taylor middle school will be closed today. a spokeswoman told us there is power outage at the school because of an equipment problem. students, teachers and staff do not have to report today. thank you for joining us on this super tuesday, i'm don roberts. and i'm katie collett. the polls are now open and we're here to get you ready to vote. polls in 11 states, including virginia, are open in the presidential primaries. today is the largest single-day haul of delegates in the presidential race, and could make or break campaigns. rico bush is live outside a polling place in norfolk with what you need to know before you vote today. rico.

in virginia, his closest competition is marco rubio. the most recent poll has rubio behind by double digits but an advisor to rubio tells me they think their sunday blitz might help them close the gap to single digits but even they aren't predicting a win in the old dominion. >> the secret service is looking into a tussle between one of his agents, you heard them say, and a time magazine photographer. this happened at radford university in virginia during a donald trump campaign rally. the whole thing caught on multiple cameras. [crowd noise] >> that's after the fact here. photographer christopher morris says an agent grabbed him by the neck and threw him to the ground after stepping outside an area designated for the press and refuseded the agent's command to get back in. morris says he lightly grabbed the agent's neck just to show the other officers how he had been choked. morris was surrounded by officers, dragged outside and briefly detained. >>> polls open tomorrow in virginia at 6:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m., and you will need

a deadly morning this lortol mo virginia. 6,000 block of river drive, this is in lorton, virginia. police describing it deceased man with upper body trauma. they tweeted asking people to stay indoors. police are there, we've can got megan mcgrath also there on the scene. as soon as we can get a live picture from her, we'll be able to bring you the latest from the scene. we expect to have that within the next half hour. so stay with us as we continue to follow this developing situation out of lorton, virginia. a death investigation understand way there right now. >>> today nancy reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband in california. relatives of every president dating back to jfk will attend her funeral. >> they will include might mich george w. bush and his wife, laura, nancy reagan's two children will speak also with tom brokaw. nancy reagan is said to have planned every detail of her funeral. >> a love story for the ages, that and he you how a rm forebutler remembers nancy and ronald. >> he worked at the white house from 198 respected her role but her love for her husband

republican ben carson made a stop in virginia beach today. he's the third presidential candidate to take part in regent university's presidential candidate forum in cbs affiliate w-t- k-r reports carson delivered a short speech and followed up with an interview with pat robertson and an audience q and a. a cbs news poll shows democrat hillary clinton with a big lead in virginia over bernie sanders. she hosted a rally earlier today in hampton roads and george mason university in fairfax. clinton talked about higher education, student debate, and marriage equality against the lgbt community. a string of car break-ins in bedford county is under investigation. w-d-b-j-7's khiree stewart heard from a victim and talked to authorities on how to prevent crimes like this. last week, casey davis was shocked to find out someone had broken into her car. "i had like receipts and all my paystubs were thrown on the seat and the back seat." this was one of ten car break-ins that took place between february 18th and 22nd in the goodview, moneta, and huddlesto

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why would virginia be the anomaly, you think? ken: i think virginia is necessarily set up to be an anomaly. of course, virginia is different in the way other states are. when we set up our voter id laws, and it wasn't that long ago, one of the things that was put in place at the same time was a free mobile opportunity to get an id, so any one can get one for free, and if they have transportation or mobilityissuer vehicles, who is responsible for this in virginia, will come to you. fernando: this is a construct, a political construct, that sounds to a lot of people, and based on the paucity of statistics, the lack of statistics, sounds like it's a political problem not really a criminal problem. ken: well, there's no policy issue that doesn't get played out in the political arena. so let's not cheapen -- fernando: addressing the political need to repress the vote, which by the way -- ken: there is a political need to increase voting. fernando: how could it possibly increase voting by creating a barrier? ken: by creating confidence

day, virginia", our >> january: hey, you came back! good! all right! this is still "good day, virginia"! we did it, kyle! all right, guys. this is still "good day, virginia". i am statistical january keaton. this is thomas dunn. you guys might recognize him, but if you watched the oscars this week and wished you could look as glamorous and as beautiful as some of the stars of the red carpet, ladies, of course, middle eastly because you look see the goim and then thomas has ways to get xrael inexpensive tapes on how lose and and then years passed with the style so minimal they wanted to grow feature. >> and margo robinson one best savify and then she wants wolf of wall street and she's just amising that very cam baning gown. showed you here today is some of the photing and it wasn't until the big flashes but flash. >> and really looking with the thurnt kiss and natural with that miefrt that's nice to go and when you look at jennifer robertson, she just looked amaying! julie, she doesn't grueb. i being and then and then you puto your skin and start stopl

the investigation is being conducted by virginia state police. in winchester, jackie benson, news police officers have voted no confidence in their police chief after the death of a prince george's county student. the police union representing the officer says chief lance hatcher has allowed old equipment, inadequate training and disputes to weaken the fight against crime on campus. the vote followed the death of 20-year-old gerald williams who was stabbed during a fight near campus last month. >>> police say the driver of that atv involved in a car crash here in montgomery county has died. 26-year-old mark hutchinson died after his atv flipped over. when it collided with a car at sugarland road here in white ferry road. the cause of the accident yesterday is still under investigation tonight. the driver of the car remained on the scene. >>> well, a bit of a surprise when police responded to a call about gunshots in falls church. this was about 4:00 yesterday morning on cherry drive. a neighbor called police saying someone fired shots from inside

today the virginia department of veteran services held its first ever pro bono veterans legal services clinic the goal is to help veterans draft wills powers of attorney in advance medical directives christina's for j co went to the clinic today and dozens of veterans take advantage of this service many told me that they and others like them simply couldn't afford to get these documents done before i get quite expensive. it's a large chunk of cash that mark new hof couldn't get himself to spend on a will and if you dollars to sixteen year navy veteran today getting a break as volunteer lawyers worked alongside folks from the attorney general's office to hold him and dozens of others get a steep planning documents for free was very important of the year today and we need to get the word out to its all part of a program that was initiated by the virginia attorney general mark herring. we've stepped up our consumer protection efforts to help them and this is just another way that we're able to give something back to our veterans with an estimated seven hundred fifty thousand veterans curr

but clemson roars back, cuts the virginia lead to one, but here comes devon hall from virginia beach, drains the three pointer. the hoo's score seven straight points--win by 7--here's nathan epstien with more on devon hall. saturday night-------devon hall----a redshirt sophomore out of virginia beach poured in a career best 11 points----against the 7th ranked tar heels of north carolina----- he started the game well; gave us a good lift, banging some threes, and was pretty tough minded. i've worked so much, working on different aspects of my game, in terms of shooting, my mid-range game, being able to finish stuff, it's just a matter of me staying confident, because i know i can do it. uva built the line-----and after missing his previous next two free throws to seal the win---- it's hard to miss those teammates have confidence in me to step up and make those free mark was also his head coach at cape henry collegiate--- "he tells me from a dads point of view and he tells me from a coaches point of view what i can do better, i'm always listening, sometimes i'll be like 'whatever dad',

virginia is a swing state. and come november, things could be different in a clinton versus trump race. let's talk about that with douglas wilder. he was also the first african american to be elected governor. welcome, sir. >> how are you this morning? >> i'm good. it's terrific you're here with me. are you confident that hillary clinton can carry your state today? >> yes, i think she will carry the state. and i will point out that my grandson will be voting for the first time at the ashburn precinct that brian todd is canvassing. >> he's a young man. you think he'll cast a vote for bernie sanders? >> i didn't ask him. and i sort of guarded that. this election in my judgment will result, probably, in victory, for hillary. but she needs the sanders voters, and in my judgment, she is going to be courting them, because these are young people who have never voted before, some who have voted before, but they've been turned off by government as trump has tapped into the same thing that sanders has tapped into, hillar

all of that confirmed from virginia state police. we are getting multiple reports out of richmond that more people were shot. we're still trying to nail down that information. the latest that we have for you now is the suspect in this case is dead. multiple sources confirming that one virginia state another trooper in the hospital and a woman in the hospital recovering from the gunshot wounds. we will keep you posted. michelle: jennifer, stand by for us. just to clarify here. walk us through this. you have a training exercise that is underway. then the suspect, does he interrupt the training exercise? and he is shot at that point? walk us through that. jennifer: the way it's explained to me is the trooper approached the suspect. to see if he had a weapon. discovered he did indeed have a gun. and the suspect pulling his gun out and firing. that is how it's being explained to me at the moment. okay. michelle: we know you work your sources and we'll check in with you when you get more information. let us know. thank you, jennifer donela

in virginia, nbc news again projects hillary clinton will win. vermont, bernie sanders' home state, we project he will win in vermont. bernie sanders wins the vermont democratic primary. chuck todd is with me right now. your first thoughts as the evening begins? >> i think the bill surprise is virginia republicans, too close to call, good news for marco rubio. if there was a state that he had a shot at winning it was virginia. moderate electorate. anybody can vote in the primary and there's a lot of evidence a lot of democrats may have turned out to help rubio in virginia. so a big deal. if you're ted cruz and marco rubio you're not happy about that georgia result. the fact that we could call that poll closed that's a big win for trump, a premonition of what arkansas and alabama could look like. >> we'll be looking at four more states. 8:00 eastern time. and of course we'll be back on as we characterize those races for you. you see alabama, massachusetts, oklahoma, tennessee will be up next. i'm lester holt at nbc news election headquarters. we'l

even western virginia more cloud cover possible. we will see temperatures 64 in blacksburg. 67 in roanoke. 65 in thin castle. we have been talking about the rain arriving later tonight. pretty much good through 8:00 then the showers push through 70% chance of rain tonight. no severe storms and rainfall will be light. most of this will be out by the time you wake up tomorrow. looking at future cast totals a couple 10th. is weather. whitney? >> whitney: thank you. a judge in new york says the u.s. justice cannot force apple to provide the fbi to unlock i phone dastasm the decision follows the judge's order requiring apple to create software to help u.s. hack the i phone of a shoot notoriety killing of 14 people in san bernardino, california. in octobers new york judge invited apple to challenge the government's use of a law to compel apple recover i phone data in criminal cases. lawyers stay apple opposed get information for dozens of i phones. >> patti: a man facing charges after accused of posing as a high school teen in harrisburg,

, senator mason of virginia, congressman faulkner of virginia and virginians who permitted slavery to exist. you were the criminals. not himself. that gets reported. that's within 24 hours after his capture. that's being reported. and so each one of these becomes a step in the direction of making brown something other than a violent, crazed person. for those who did not want to accept him as a violent, crazed person. so again, for those in the south every word that brown said reinforced what they thought of him in a very negative way. in the north brown gained allies. he gained friends. and much of this was a result of the southern reaction to john brown, which northerners found outrageous. and so brown did a good job of really carving a canyon of opinion a grand canyon of opinion between north and south. and there was no bridge that was ever going to span that canyon that he had just carved. did john brown want civil war? i will simply say that there were two sentences in his last note he wrote. the first one you already heard. the second sentence was this. "and now i vainly flatter

where is the body of virginia gray? i don't know for sure, but i found some new evidence today. i'll have it for you coming up. news4. >>> and i'm scott macfarlane. our news4 i-team investigation, fire in the operating room. local hospital patients who said they caught fire while undergoing surgery. one was even awake when it happened. the i-team actually found it happening hundreds of times each year the government estimates. hear their stories of recovery and what they want you to know about the risk of surgical fires. >>> want to get paid to hack the pentagon? >> i still have a lot of friends that work there. i wouldn't want that job, but this security breach the government actually wants to happen ahead >>> this evening members of a local family say they are still looking for answers after they arrived at their grandmother's funeral to find someone else in her clothes in her casket. >> news4's pat collins first reported this story yesterday, and today he spoke with someone from the funeral home. now he's joining us

delia goncalves is live in virginia. are you seeing anything yet. >> reporter: i was commenting to our photographer that it's quiet, not typical for super tuesday with polls opening in a half hour. no doubt things will get busy here at 6:00 a.m. when voters finally come here to cast ballots and weigh in on the candidates and controversy. 146789 polls show -- . >>> reporter: polls show don scott with a lead. he is dogged by controvey endorsement by david ducks. his competitors using it to prove how unelectable and divisive trump. hillary clinton is proving to be the front-runner, a strong lead heading into super tuesday. she has, according to polls, a lead 55% to bernie sanders 38%. we will have much more on super tuesday and a breakdown of the candidates in the next half hour. >> thank you, delia. >>> you can check out the complete virginia voters guide by downloading the wusa app. >>> the commonwealth attorney in virginia says it man charged with killing two college students in virginia is expected to enter plea agreeme

in the gray and white area, that's wet snow in west virginia. west of there, all rain and some light rain in the ohio valley and west virginia. the leading edge of that, coming into somewhat colder air, we're getting a little bit of wet snow, gray areas of the panhandle just west of the shenandoah valley. white and turquoise and green sprinkles onion and to harris harrisonburg and not arriving in the metro area until 9, 10:00 this morning. we are getting freezing from the mountains all the way out. and reaching 40 degrees in the panhandle of west virginia. this is our timing. this purple zone is a snow zone. we may be getting a few wet snowflakes in frederick county some very light rain in the washington metro area around 10, 11:00 this morning and then continues with wet snow farther to the north in the panhandle of west virginia and northern maryland and then changing to wet snow around 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. and then midnight to dawn on sunday, we'll have that. it begins to taper off and break up to our south and west, as we go to sunday morning