light mountain snow showers still possible, blustery with a major change in direction tonight in the trial against ashley white. the decision made by a judge.. and what it means for the case moving forward. mark morton / concerned about speeders there is only one concern and that is safety for the residents, in particularly my child and family and all the child plus... keeping roads safe. the traffic problems being examined in our area... and what's being done to fix them and.. the results are in from the first presidential primary of 2016. the candidates who came out on top in new hampshire. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm john carlin. and i'm lindsey ward. a change of venue request is granted for ashley white. white is charged with child abuse and neglect in connection to the death of her son -- noah thomas. noah... was found dead in a

wsls 10's bethany teague was in the courtroom all day into late this evening... and has more on what's next in this case. a pulaski county judge grants the change of venue request for ashley white, but her trial will still happen in pulaski county. vo after an hour and a half of consideration, judge bradley finch decided there was too much prejudice in pulaski county to give white a fair trial. he said 60 percent of the potential jurors were disqualified, and that is quote an extremely large percentage for any jury trial. then, the prosecution immediately withdrew its request for a jury trial, which it made last year, and requested a bench trial. the defense ultimately agreed with that. at just after 8:30 tuesday night, it was determined that judge finch will decide

the bench trial will begin thursday morning at 9 o'clock. the prosecution says it believes facts are facts, that judge finch will give both sides a fair trial, and that holding a jury trial in a different place would likely cost millions of dollars. in pulaski bethany teague wsls 10. a search is underway tonight in rocky mount for a suspect police say .. robbed a family pharmacy in the schewels plaza. police say the suspect -- 26- year-old joshua cundiff came into the pharmacy a little after five p-m.. pulled out a gun.. and demanded narcotics. a warrant has been issued for cundiff's arrest for armed robbery. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the rocky mount police department. the results are in from the nation's first primary in new hampshire. republican candidate donald trump and democrat bernie sanders came out on top tonight. nbc's steve handlesman has

now for the first time, he is a winner in politics. donald trump, triumphant tonight in new hampshire .. sot: donald trump r- presidential candidate :07- :21 we're not going to forget you - you started it! remember, you started it." with 34%, trump he beat his closest rival by more than 2 to one. and in new hampshire that is ohio governor john kasich, who topped iowa winner ted cruz jeb bush and marco rubio on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders wins in what he called a victory over the power elite sot: bernie sanders d- presidential candidate :42- :57 "the people of new hampshire have sent a profound message to the political establishment to the economic establishment and by the way to the media establishment whoo:" hillary clinton lost to sanders by 20 points...lost the votes of young people and new hampshire women but promised to campaign harder

presidential candidate 1:06- 1:13 "now we take this campaign to the entire country we're gong to fight for every vote in every state" now money matters. she's spent a lot and bernie sanders will raise a lot because of tonight insert ends two second pause audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. the u-s supreme court temporarily blocks the obama administration's plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. under the e-p-a's clean power plan, states would be required to meet specific carbon emission reduction standards based on their energy consumption. the court sided with states and industry groups that wanted the regulation delayed while they challenge its legality. a federal appeals court will hear arguments in june. new tonight at eleven... if you get caught speeding through parts of roanoke county ... it could soon cost you a pretty penny. tonight the roanoke county board of supervisors discussed ways to improve safety

possible solution on the table involves a hefty fine. wsls 10's brie jackson join us with details. brie. .how much money are we talking about here? county leaders are considering a $200 enhanced fine for speeding through certain residential neighborhoods. that fine would be in addition to other fees. the proposal comes after residents expressed concerns about speeding and other traffic problems. now board of supervisors are looking at whether increasing penalties is the right solution. nats of traffic traffic through neighborhoods is a safety concern for roanoke residents. police say residential speeding is one of the biggest complaints they recieve. nats of presentation during this board of supervisors meeting tuesday, roanoke county police chief howard hall highlighted areas with traffic troubles. hall says officers looked at tickets and warnings given in residential areas over a three year period. they found view avenue had the highest total number of citations with 489.

drivers along hunting hills and issued 274 warnings or tickets on keagy rd. mark morton lives on canter drive and voiced concerns about speeders there. mark morton / concerned about speeders 44-48 9:47:15 there is only one concern and that is safety for the residents, in particularly my child and family and all the child in an effort to improve safety, the county is now examing possible solutions. they include reducing the speed limit and increasing fines in certain residential neighborhoods. 1:01-1:05 9:44:01 assuming that the community weighs in on that positively and the board of supervisors approve that could result in a $200 enhanced fine for residential speeding nats 9:41:01 i can't support a resolution for $200. supervisor joseph mcnamara says he supports solving the speeding problem but believes an additional $200 dollar penalty is too high. others disagree... supervisor joseph mcnamara 1:26-1:29 9:40:22 i have people who work for me that if they get a

be able to get some relative to help pay for it. mark morton / concerned about speeders 9:47:58 some people cant afford an increased fine. my rebuttal to that is how much will they be able to afford when someone is injured. morton says he wants the county to consider a more proactive approach to enforcing speed limits. 9:49:45 to me speed humps are the best solution. once again...this is just a proposed plan the police chief presented to county leaders. they are looking at increasing fines, community service and other options for calming traffic. chief hall says he plans to work with supervisors to figure out the best way to keep people safe. in studio .. brie jackson wsls 10 the american red cross is assisting a bassett family after their home was destroyed by a fire. it happened just before 2 a-m this morning on trenthill drive. six people were inside at the time, but all got out safely. several cats and dogs were also inside... one dog died in the fire but the other pets are okay. the fire chief says flamable items

stove in the home caught fire. junior lynch/bassett fire chief "we see a lot of portable heaters that sit too close to a curtain or too close to a wall or something of that nature. but, just give them room. i would say three to four feet all the way around." the family is now staying with other family members in the area. nicole lovell's father shares more information with talk show host dr. phil in an episode that will air on wsls 10 tomorrow. in a new clip provided by the show... david lovell describes nicole's activity on various social media sites... and talks about what he saw and what he says caused him concern. courtesy: peteskiproducti ons/cbs television distribution "talking to older guys which you can tell these older guys had fake profiles. dr phil: and how did you see it, did she show it to you did you? lovell: well, over christmas i looked at it and i saw it that way. my daughter in ohio had dug around in nicole's

so on and she sent me a screenshot of a few of those and let me know, hey dad you know my little sister's screwing up here. y'all need to do something." you can see the full episode tomorrow at four p-m... right here on wsls 10. the family of a danville murder victim is feeling a greater sense of closure tonight .. after the suspect plead guilty. christy beskin plead guilty to charges of second-degree murder and arson today. prosecutors say she and her friend donna hiatt- lanier were drinking and doing drugs at donna's home on march 15-th of last year.. when they got into an argument. beskin later admitted to beating lanier to death and then setting her house on fire. lanier's family members say.. it was an emotional day in court. wayne aaron/victim's cousin: "just a touch of closure. i think today was very emotional for the entire family; just hearing little things that maybe we hadn't heard before." beskin is scheduled to be

she could face up to 50 years in prison. a former p-g-a professional and his girlfriend are under investigation for allegedly embezzling money from the bedford country club. according to search warrants, michael thompson was responsible for managing day-to- day operations while michelle clark worked as a club attendant. the bedford country club is working with state police over the missing money. court documents show.. there were several inconsistencies -- like membership dues not applied to members' accounts... cash withdrawn from the club's debit card... and little or no cash deposited in snack bar records. police linked thompson and clark via their involvement in day-to-day finances... and are looking into their bank accounts. sam hodges/preside nt of board of directors bedford country club - "as far as the country club goes were fine ... financially were fine were doing some renovations in the spring looking forward a great pool and golf season this upcoming spring and summer." the commonwealth's attorney says thompson and clark have not been charged.

police to complete their investigation. attorney general mark herring... along with federal... state... and local law enforcement agencies are cracking down on the heroin epidemic here in the commonwealth. today... herring announced plans specifically for the tidewater region .. where he's assigned a prosecutor to work with the u-s attorney's office to focus on high priority cases. he says the issue spans across the entire state -- noting 728 virginians died in 20-14 from heroin and prescription drug overdoses. attorney general mark herring when you're talking about drugs this dangerous, this addictive and this deadly, all it takes is a few bad actors to create a real public health crisis in the last year and a half - herring says he's prosecuted more than 28 cases involving heroin. montgomery circuit court clerk erica williams has one week to provide information to

more than 20- thousand dollars of tax payer money. the board voted four-to-three to begin the inquiry of williams. this after she did not reappoint four of her staff members after being re-elected. supervisor chair chris tuck says the board specifically asked williams to increase retention rates in the past... however during her term, there turnover rate. james willis, who started a petition to oust williams from office, says it's a good move. james willis, started petition: "the board of supervisors does have some control over the money that's given to the constitutional officers and it's only responsible for them to take a look and make sure that money is being used wisely." we reached out to williams for comment... but have not heard back. a local program is helping the community accomplish the same goal... lose weight. still ahead -- the progress participants have made so far...

as we start another month in 20-16 .. a roanoke business is hoping folks will have a "ton of fun." a ton of fun losing a ton of weight. fleet feet is four weeks into a new program helping people get healthy. during the week .. the store fits customers with running gear .. but on saturday mornings more than a hundred people fill the space to learning about healthy eating and exercise. so far .. 105 have lost 488 pounds. if you're interested in a "ton of fun" .. you can still join in. meetings are saturday morning .. at 9:30 at fleet feet on route 2- 20. well, it was another cold day

temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s. the winds picked up as expected too. we continued to see some mountain flurries/light snow showers, with a little more sun farther east. the pattern does not look to change a whole lot through wednesday. tonight: mostly cloudy with light mountain snow showers still possible, blustery with lows in the lower 20s. wednesday: clouds west, more sun east with mountain snow showers hanging tough.bluster y still with highs in the lower 30s. thursday will see a mix of sun and clouds area-wide.and it looks to be a dry day for everyone. it will remain cold and blustery though with

friday will be partly sunny and not quite as cold with highs in the middle 30s. the winds actually look to stay elevated through at least part of the weekend. the weekend looks for the most part dry, but continued cold. saturday will once again see more clouds west and more sun east with a mountain flurries possible early in the day. sunday, though, looks mostly sunny for all! temperatures will go back down again, only reaching the mid-to-upper 20s on saturday and the upper 20s on sunday. things look to change again on monday. another disturbance from the west will impact the region, bringing another round of precipitation.

wintry mix of rain mainly east and snow mainly west. a light accumulation appears to be possible in spots early next week. temperatures will top out in the middle 30s. tuesday will begin a warming trend.we should climb into the middle 40s under a mix of sun and clouds. 3 degree guarantee well, it was another cold day across the region with temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s. the winds picked up as expected too. we continued to see some mountain flurries/light snow showers, with a little more sun farther east. the pattern does not look to change a whole lot through wednesday. tonight: mostly cloudy with

still possible, blustery with lows in the lower 20s. wednesday: clouds west, more sun east with mountain snow showers hanging tough.bluster y still with highs in the lower 30s. thursday will see a mix of sun and clouds area-wide.and it looks to be a dry day for everyone. it will remain cold and blustery though with highs only in the upper 20s. friday will be partly sunny and not quite as cold with highs in the middle 30s. the winds actually look to stay elevated through at least part of the weekend. the weekend looks for the most part dry, but continued cold. saturday will once again see more clouds west and more sun east with a mountain flurries possible early in the day. sunday, though, looks mostly

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north carolina at boston college tonight.. and a scary moment...for coach roy williams..as he collapses in front of the carolina bench.. williams...gets medical attention..and gets back to his feet.. nc basketball tweets out...he was dizzy...but is doing ok... assistant coach steve robinson takes over the bench.. but the ---- buzz and the hokies..caught uva flatfooted at cassell and pulled the upset back on january 4th. tonight..they rematch at j-p- j.....where the wahoos..simply don't lose-- to a loud and proud john paul jones arena.. where jalen hudson...dials up a 3 ball... but uva...was running offense

assists first half.. including this malcolm brogdon 3...of his 12 and buzz..losses hudson in the first half..to an ankle.. so coach bennett and company had to deal with chris clarke..who hasn't played since late dec..but returned tonight for virginia tech and added 11 points -- but the hokies trailed by a dozen at the half.. and uva...never looked back..4 in double figures isaiah wilkins had 14 and 4...mike toby 10... and anthony gil led uva with 16--- in the 67-49 uva win.. alyssa rae...is in charlottesville-- and has more..on uva's 7th straight win.. the cavaliers had four players that scored in double digits but the main difference between this meeting in last uva's defense we did miss some lamps that you have to make it a major game but i think their defense is

bear that out like i said i always want to give credit when you get be the way we did to the opponent or playing better collectively defensively our defense is such a team defense of system you need good individual slides on the ball but it really relies on all the guys being in the right position really relies on the guys been making it hard i think our team was tied a little tighter and i think her team was insync little more they played tough on defense but i'm proud of how our team played but it's a learning process and i'm proud of how our team played and we never came up and were still improving purdue text next game is at miami february 17 and virginia plays against duke on saturday in charlottesville is there a wsls 10 sports number six kansas has a 38 game win streak at the famed allen fieldhouse.. tonight..hosting #10 west virginia... and the jayhawks answer the

three....kansas by 7 early.. end first half...the mountaineers trying to hang close..it's jaysean paige for 3....36-29 the lead was 7 at the break. 2h rock chaulk.. perry ellis for 3.... kansas avenges the earlier loss to the mountaineers with a ten piont win...75-65... coach chad conner and the cavaliers of lord botetourt hosting kevin tuck's william byrd team tonight. early action...joe mikalauskas--the step back 3... lb in it early.. but byrd...started to crank it up.. nice feed to devon kasey..for the terse..reverse..la yup... in traffic... and then..watch damon childress..the kick...and dylan gravely...buries the 3 ball..

2nd quarter lead.. on their way to a.....blue ridge district win tonight. cam newton is taking plenty of heat...for his post super bowl reaction, today....this was his explanation...afte r a terse super bowl postgame media session, and abrupt departure. cam newton/panther s quarterback: "you know if offended somebody-- that's cool--- but i know who i am and i'm not about to conform nor bend for anybody's expectations. because you're or anybody else's expectations never will never exceed mine." while cam stews..denver celebrates in the mile high city... hundreds of thousands..on hand. first the parade..and then a rally at civic center park..where players, coaches and the major of denver..and gov of colorado all spoke... lite o the nite.. watch how pitt at miami ended.. tie score...shot..no..t ip no....tip....tap... bucket.. canes by 2.. and then this..pitt..the ball in.. this ...is a midcourt tackle...no call no call.. strange things-- often... ignored in

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