dellis is charged with unlawful concealment of human remains. a woman pleads guilty to killing an elliston man and hiding his body in concrete. 53-year-old janice widenor pled guilty to abuse or neglect of an incapacitated adult resulting in death and concealment of a dead body. she'll serve 10 years in prison. widenor was found incompetent to stand trial in october and was ordered to undergo treatment. 70-year-old james austin was found entombed in concrete inside her home in january of last earlier. a former employee of the pittsylvania county sheriff's office is indicted for having a an inmate. 49-year-old sharon mckenzie is indicted on three felony charges including carnal knowledge with an inmate. she was arrested and released on bond. mckenzie worked in the jail's kitchen since july 20-14. she's expected to be back in court march third. changes are coming to a local technical center after the alleghany county school board approves a new technology plan. under the plan ... the i-t department would be moved out of the jackson river technical

drive where they say there was evidence dellis delivered a baby. detectives say family members told them another relative threw away some bed linens at the dumpster site where an infant's body was recovered. when they heard the news. matthew hankins/assistan t town manager - "that's about the most rotten thing you can hear, it's not something you want to hear in particular associated with your town it's an unfortunate circumstance and its shaken a lot of people hear in the community." detectives say the investigation is ongoing. as of now no charges have been filed but that could change once the autopsy has been completed. in rocky mount duke carter wsls ten. an update in the case against natalie keepers. she is one of two virginia tech students police say is connected to 13-year-old nicole lovell's death. according to court documents ... keepers' lawyers are requesting a judge grant her the 19-year-old is scheduled to be in court tomorrow at 11. keepers is charged with accessory before and after the fact and unlawfully disposing a body. tonight ..

drive where they say there was evidence dellis delivered a baby. detectives say family members told them another relative threw away some bed linens at the dumpster site where an infant's body was recovered. town leaders were shocked when they heard the news. matthew hankins/assistan t town manager "that's about the most rotten thing you can hear, it's not something you want to hear in particular associated with your town it's an unfortunate circumstance and its shaken a lot of people hear in the community." coming up at 6 we'll share he community's reaction in franklin county duke carter wsls ten. in other efforts to keep local children safe... pulaski county is partnering non-profit... and seeing success. the collaboration with big brothers big sisters comes after the county had an increase in child abuse and neglect cases. from mid 20-14 to mid 20-15... there were more than 12-hundred accepted child abuse and neglect referrals to pulaski county child protective services. now... the county is focusing on a partnership it hopes will reduce that tr

it was great to see another addition with hamstring injury delly returned throwing down 17 points. >> i follow pretty good. keep walking and getting stronger and taking care of it. and i feel pretty good. >> feels good to have delly back on the floor and great to get when you have a hamstring like that it is tough to gauge where you are at and tough to push it. he said he felt great and it is great for us to do. >> tony: no doubt cavs feed off delly's injuries in the playoff run, he is scrappy, reletless and tough as nails. >> had a few throughout the year and everybody suffers it at some point. >> needles. >> niggles. >> tony: i honestly don't know what he said. >> sorry. i will speak american. >> that's okay. good to have him back. the next addition won't hurt either. >> sports zone sunday and chris haines coming to talk cavaliers and tom hamilton talking tribe. the mcdonald's sports sunday following on cleveland 19 news at 11:00. niggles meaning recurrence anointing recurrence annoyance. >> what is he saying? >> he does have to use american words. >> tony: i will tell him. >> jeff:

drive where they say there was evidence dellis delivered a baby. detectives say family members told them another relative threw away some bed linens at the dumpster site where an infant's body was town leaders were shocked when they heard the news. matthew hankins/assistan t town manager "that's about the most rotten thing you can hear, it's not something you want to hear in particular associated with your town it's an unfortunate circumstance and its shaken a lot of people hear in the community," nats leaving people in the community outraged an incident like this happened in their backyard. danielle corso/neighbor "when jesus comes and rids the earth of wickedness, people like that will not exist anymore," on cam detectives say the investigation is ongoing. as of now, no charges have been filed -- but that could change once the autopsy has been completed. in franklin county duke carter wsls 10. happening right now in blacksburg... the community is coming together family and friends are paying their respects at mccoy funeral home. this .. as court

the baby's body was found in a dumpster at a franklin county dump site. 24-year-old katherine dellis is charged with unlawful concealment of human remains. town leaders are sharing their thoughts. matthew hankins/assistan t town manager - "that's about the most rotten thing you can hear, it's not something you want to hear in particular associated with your town it's an unfortunate circumstance and its shaken a lot of people hear in the community." dellis is being held in the roanoke city jail. # over the past few months, the documentary "making a murderer" has gained popularity nationwide. many have a strong opinion on whether they believe the man at the center of the case, steven now.. police in the town of "man-a-ta-wick", where the case has taken place.. have a new crime to focus on. captain larry zimney, manitowoc police department the same voice, same type of call that indicated that, there was a bomb in the building and that there would tonight." police say the caller indicated that he wanted justice for steven avery. after six p-m.. threatening bombs and explosives at the pol

dellis denied giving birth. investigators search her home and interviewied her family. that led police to franklin county dumpster site, where the newborn's body was found. rocky mount assistant town manager matthew hankins: "finding the body in the dumpster was a difficult circumstance for all of our officers, that's not a siutation you want them to be in or want a family to be in" investigators say they were tipped after a relative tossed soiled linens at the dump site. hundreds of family, friends, and people from the community remembered the life of nicole lovell this evening. the 13-year-old's visitation was eariler tonight at the mccoy funeral home in blacksburg. lovell's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at three funeral home. the woman charged in her death is scheduled to make a court appearance tomorrow. a bond hearing is planned for natalie keepers at 11 a-m in montgomery county. she was supposed to be in court today but that hearing was canceled. new tonight- a bill that would force death row inmates to die by the electric chair if lethal injection drugs aren'

the discovery was made after police say .. 24- year-old katherine dellis was admitted to the hospital with signs that she recently gave birth. wsls ten's duke carter explains what evidence led police to the dumpster. duke it was after talking to dellis' family members they learned a relative threw away soiled bed lines at the franklin county dumpster here behind me. when police arrived to the site. they found the baby's body. the discovery has left the community outraged. nats of

but dellis denied the birth had happened. police issued a search warrant for her home on "ann sink where investigators found evidence of the birth. after learning someone threw away bedding at franklin county dumpster sites... a baby was found in a dumpster at the blackwater refuse collection site on route 220. the baby was pronounced dead at the scene. medical examiners are performing an autopsy today... and police may decide to file charges. we'll continue to follow this story and have the latest on our website, wsls- dot-com... and tonight beginning at five p-m. # new at noon... lawyers for natalie keepers have filed paperwork to request bond for the woman facing charges related to the stabbing death of 13- year-old nicole lovell. in a letter to the clerk... john robertson writes that he has been retained as council.... along with kristopher olin. the letter goes on to say the attorneys were withdrawing a would contact the office to confirm a request. without bond. # the investigation into nicole lovell's death continues..

dellis is charged with unlawful conealment of human remains, which is a felony. she's still in jail tonight. continuing coverage now: botetourt county is moving forward with the relocation of two slave houses on the former greenfield plantation. wdbj7's noell saunders joins us to tell us what's next in the process. jean, the county has hired a team of archalogists to investigate if there may be some unmarked gravesites present on the land. in addition to that, the county is preparing to move these two houses sooner than later. residents who were were present at the site today tell me with any of it. "there's so much history that is on that hilltop that you can tell from that hilltop that you can't tell from anywhere else on this property" judy morris says she still can't believe the county is trying to move a big piece of botetourt's history . "the terrace gardens were carved out by slaves. those gardens were meant for food production for the families and for the slaves. in front of the slave house there's a firepit up there where the slaves cooked their meals" t

the patient, 24- year-old katherine dellis showed signs of recently giving birth, but rocky mount police say she denied that claim. investigators obtained a search warrant for dellis' home in rocky mount.tips then led them to a dumpster at the blackwater collection site on route 220.inside, they found an infant dead.the body is at the medical examiner's office in roanoke for an autospy. multiple agencies are working autospy results before determining if charges will be filed.this is a developing story and we will bring you updates on all our platforms as they come in. fire crews are still working to figure out what sparked a house fire tuesday night in roanoke. these photos show flames and smoke coming from the home in the 1-thousand block of 12-th street southeast.the fire broke out a little before 10-o'clock.no injures were reported and it's still unclear if anyone was home at the time of the fire. continuing coverage now, on the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell in blacksburg. preliminary results from the medical examiner reveal that the teenager was stabbed to death. commonwealth's

the mother, 24- year-old katherine dellis, is in roanoke city jail charged with a felony count of unlawful concealment of human remains. the investigation started when dellis was taken to carilion roanoke memorial hospital with symptoms consistent to recently giving birth to a third trimester baby. she denied giving birth. investigators searched her home and interviewied her franklin county dumpster site, where the newborn's body was found. rocky mount assistant town manager matthew hankins: "finding the body in the dumpster was a difficult circumstance for all of our officers, that's not a siutation you want them to be in or want a family to be in" investigators say they were tipped after a relative tossed soiled linens at the dump site. it will be mostly cloudy today, with the sun having a little trouble breaking through the clouds. here's meteorologist leo hirsbrunner with today's forecast. aheavy a lot better than it was yesterday yesterday over an inch a rain across many hometowns today a little more quiet maybe astray shower down toward the south side that's about it roanoke at 46 al

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dellis is being held in the roanoke city jail. fighting child abuse is priority number one in pulaski county. in a list of about 120 different four-year goals for the county.. a strong partnership with the big brothers big sisters program is listed as something leaders want to happen immediately. the county recently gave 30-thousand dollars to help expand the initiative.. which is now serving nine schools and 99 kids. they say while some children are being abused or neglected.. many in the program are not... but a strong adult lives better. shawn utt / big brother hopefully the stronger family life, relationships, knowing how to relate to an adult, i would think would help relating with their own parents. there are currently 19 kids on the waiting list in pulaski county.. so organizers are asking for more volunteers. salem dispatch tell us mill lane is closed tonight. parts of the road are covered in water due to the river rising. the salem fire department will assess the area within the next hour to determine if it will be reopen

dellis is being held in the roanoke city jail. # fighting child abuse is the top priority in pulaski. a strong leaders want to happen immediately. they say while some children are being abused or neglected.. many in the program are not... but a strong adult influence can make their family lives better. shawn utt / big brother hopefully the stronger family life, relationships, knowing how to relate to an adult, i would think would parents. the county recently gave 30-thousand dollars to help expand the initiative.. which is now serving nine schools and 99 kids. ### in what's news today... the lynchburg department of water resources holds a public meeting to talk about its water quality improvement project. staff will talk about the proposed plan... and answer questions. the project provides improved quality of stormwater runoff into rock castle creek. # we will get an update this morning on developments to bring an amtrak stop to bedford. the bedford- franklin regional rail initiative has raised money to pay for studies about the ridership. amtrak is expect to extend its service to roa

the mother, 24- dellis, is in roanoke city jail. she's charged with a felony count of unlawful concealment of human remains. the investigation started when dellis was taken to carilion roanoke memorial hospital, with symptoms consistent to recently giving birth to a third trimester baby. she denied having a baby. investigators searched her home and interviewied her family. that led police to a franklin county dumpster site, where the newborn's body was found. rocky mount assistant town manager matthew hankins: "finding the body in the dumpster was a difficult circumstance for all of our officers, that's not a siutation you want them to be in or in" investigators say they were tipped after a relative tossed soiled linens at the dump site. the cooler temperatures are back in the forecast this morning, and leo, you're talking about your favorite today in a break-in investigation and more than 100- thousand dollars worth of vandalism in galax. the president of vaughan-bassett furniture company, says someone broke in monday night, and po

rocky mount police have searched katherine dellis' cell phone. the 24-year-old was arrested and concealment of a dead body. police say she gave birth to a still-born child... then put its body in a dumpster. police previously searched her home for evidence as well. now to another case we're following. the death of blacksburg teen ... nicole lovell. her father ... david lovell ... sat down with talk show host doctor phil mcgraw over the weekend. the interview will air on wednesday right here on wsls 10. wsls 10's dawn jefferies talked to doctor phil about the interview today. she joins us now live in the studio. dawn ... what was your biggest take-away? i asked dr. phil what sparked his interest in this tragedy... he said two things.. the social media aspect and the loss of life. and that's really what has so many people talking about this case. dr. phil spoke to nicole lovell's father david lovell sunday. he flew to los angeles over the weekend to tape this episode which will air wednesday. in our interview... dr. phil talked a lot about social m

more days of beautiful temperatures before we start to slide back around average. 42 in the metro. 41 delly creston. not a great year for snow lovers. clouds that lingered around and they will continue to linger tonight and into tomorrow as well. a light breeze of the northwest. if you're heading out and about, maybe a light jacket. you look over the next 12 hours and temperatures are not half bad. we keep the clouds around into the day tomorrow. could see a few breaks of clouds with some sunshine into the afternoon. besides that, temperatures in the mid-40's. futurecast brings in a strange snow shower. i don't did we see much until you can see some clearing off to the west throughout the afternoon and evening hours on monday. the rest of us a clouded over. rain and snow making its way in from the west through early tuesday morning. tonight, not looking too bad. 50's, some patchy fog could be dense at times. otherwise mild, 28 degrees tonight. 22 in mason city as well as fort dodge. aside that fog, it is beautiful. upper 30's to low 40's throughout the entire state. we don't have any 50's o

is going to make a case that these promises he can be making can be backed up with policy heather delly -- policy. look, i have not been a real fan of donald trump' s from day one, but at the end of the day, he has run a very strong campaign. as far as john kasich, i don' t know, he also ran a great campaign here in new hampshire. race, but the question is, what does he do it south carolina. -- what can he do in south carolina? it is not the new hampshire go before he gets to the super tuesday plate. it is hard to say. heather: i bet they will hit the ground running tomorrow. ed: and this is a first win for bernie sanders and a first win for donald trump. maria: let' s go to j.c. monahan who has been it ted cruz headquarters. it almost felt muted tonight? j .c.: that went along with the crowd and it was a pretty small crowd of support. frankly, this banquet hall wasn' t even that big, it was not even half full. they are taking down the stage when ted cruz did take the stage to address his supporters, he of course congratulated donald trump and john kasich, but his place at third is a re

. >> thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of india's capital, new delly following the arrestf a student ligeader. some are seeing this as a countdown on dissent. cracking down on what it calls anti-national elements. more from new delhi. >> this is one of the most liberal and socially diverse universities in the countritries and it's known students are known for voicing their opinions and being able to vocalize their thoughts on any forum. they now say they are worried about speaking their minds after one of their student leaders was arrested 0 on sedition charges. they say there is a clamp dunne on speech. >> the kind of state, every way we go to our hostel maybe to deliberate. there is kind of thought this is what the state is wanting to do to generate a certain fear. >> the general public have joined students and teachers to form this human chain. now, it's not just this university that's concerned. the whole country is watching these protests very closely. they says these arrests are just the latest example of a growing intolerance under this government. >> former u.n. se

katherine dellis of rocky mount remains in jail this morning. anyone with information is asked to call police. new this morning: the virginia department of corrections says it doesn't have enough drugs to execute its next death row inmate march 16-th. the attorney general's office said back in 2015 that the national shortage of execution drugs is the result of quote well- recognized efforts by anti- death penalty advocates. corrections officials say a lot could happen between now and march 16-th and they will wait and see if new drugs are delivered. back in commonwealth the first of three drugs it needed to execute serial killer alfredo prieto. virginia's house of delegates approving a bill that will allow people who have taken out protective orders to carry a concealed gun without a permit. the order would go into effect 45 days after it's issued, and would only apply if you're 21 and older. supporters say the measure ensures that people in danger are able to protect themselves. democrats say they're concerned because no formal training on conc

from week long not expected to have kevin lovet jessica this account back from a thigh bruise as matt delly thist will message forth in a row a row snapping a two-game skida with the pelicans . ohio governor john kasich, and new hampshire as he tries to gain a foothold in thei republican presidential race probably did not endear himself to cavs nation when he answered who was his favorite basketball player and he answered stephen curry of the lawyers and wonder how cavs nation feels about that?sywe >> candidate taking heat for his post- super bowl performance. >> he had a horrifics super bowl, against that defense, i took off of his superman cape with that embarrassing performance he what he showed last night's. >> had a tough time and bounce back. >> can you put a finger on. >> just got outplayed. >> everybody knows that there is probably no athlete in the world is scrutinized as much as lebron james, since he was 15, and whiles saying that he did not see the post game situation he had this assessment. >> as difficult as it is to answer some of the questionss is the last image thing that y

police say an autopsy points to a stillbirth.katherine dellis of rocky mount remains in jail this morning.anyone with information is asked to call police. manufacturing operations are shut down again today at the vaughan-bassett furniture company's plant in galax - after someone vandalized the facility tuesday night. police say they are still trying to figure out who broke into the facility. w-f-x-r's kristen eskow spoke owners to find out if they are worried about similar crimes happening again. :34-:39:40-:451:06-1:11 following the break-in and vandalism of a furniture plant just blocks from downtown businesses - shop owners say - they're surprised a crime like this - would happen in their neighborhood."my husband works there, and when he came home today, i was very shocked before i left to come to work." hair salon owner donna higgins says her husband is one of the factory employees - who is now unable to work because of the vandalism - which company officials estimate is at least 100 thousand dollars worth of damage to equipment. she and others who work downtown say - things like this don't

katherine dellis of rocky mount remains in jail this morning. anyone with information is asked to call police. one of the two virginia tech students charged in the disappearance and death of nicole lovell in blacksburg will be in court today for a bond hearing...after canceling a court appearance wednesday. keepers is charged with helping the other suspect, david eisenhauer, dispose of the body and being an accessory before the fact to the murder. nicole lovell's friends and family will say their goodbyes today as the 13-year-old is laid to rest.funeral services will be this afternoon at 3 oclock at mccoy funeral home in blacksburg. there is a memorial fund set up for nicole lovell's family at national bank.you can make a donation at any bank branch or mail donations to the address you see on your screen. we have the details of the memorial fund, along with more information on this case on our website virginia virginia department of corrections says it doesn't have enough drugs to execute its next death row inmate march 16-th. the attorney gener

police say an autopsy points to a stillbirth.katherine dellis of rocky mount remains in jail this morning.anyone with information is asked to call police. manufacturing operations are shut down again today at the vaughan-bassett furniture company's plant in galax - facility tuesday night. police say they are still trying to figure out who broke into the facility. w-f-x-r's kristen eskow spoke with downtown galax business owners to find out if they are worried about similar crimes happening again. :34-:39:40-:451:06-1:11 following the break-in and vandalism of a furniture plant just blocks from downtown businesses - shop owners say - they're surprised a crime like this - would happen in their neighborhood."my husband works there, and when he came home today, i was very shocked hair salon owner donna higgins says her husband is one of the unable to work because of the vandalism - which company officials estimate is at least 100 thousand dollars worth of damage to equipment. she and others who work downtown say - happen in galax."i've never had any trouble as long as years. i think our police depar

so because he was beaten up by the members of the ruling coalition right outside the high court of delly, which is -- delhi, which is considered a temple of india. it's unfortunate. also, because the says of sedition which is slapped against him is one of the oldest charges. there's no evidence >>> is there such a thing as free speech in india? >> the constitution of india gives us the right to free speech. over the last couple of months there has been intolerance to those critical of the president. the prime minister of the country who rose to power, based on his free thinking libertarian attitude, you know, has been silent on what has taken place in the last two weeks, it's not just the present day government. the previous government also arrested cartoonists for drawing caricatures of political world, it's not something knew to india. what we are seeing is a version of the attempt to stifle free speech. >> you bring up the current administration. the rests have been happening under the current prime minister. you heard students say in the story before the segment, that they feel the g

michael sykes was seen here wednesday in surveillance video at a staten island delly just before the attack on a homeless shelter. his government and a four-month-old all died. a two-year-old incredible condition p or police say sykes called his mother and confessed to the attack. doug: an iconic and historic store destroyed in a fire. flames engulfing the general store last night. the fire finally not down around midnight after a three-hour battle. no one inside at the store -- reportedly contained items dating back to the 19th century. a fundraiser will be held today to benefit the woman hot player bennett -- injured on the ice. jenna lange was paralyzed new year' s eve. they will donate one dollar from every public skating at -- commission today. the rain also match any donations made today. on this found ties day, a utah teenager goes the extra mile on valentines day. high school, all 800 34 of them. he is a 17-year-old who says he spent $450. he says it was definitely worth it. doug: all of his that is are going, really? you' re going to do this to me? girlfriend is a very under

the mother, 24- year-old katherine dellis, is in roanoke city jail charged with concealment of human remains. the investigation started when dellis was taken to carilion roanoke memorial hospital with symptoms consistent to recently giving birth to a third trimester baby. she denied giving birth. investigators searched her home and interviewied her family. that led police to a franklin county dumpster site, where the newborn's body was found. rocky mount assistant town manager matthew hankins: "finding the body in the dumpster was a difficult circumstance for all of our officers, that's not a siutation you want them to be in or want a family to be in" investigators say they were tipped after a relative tossed soiled linens at the dump site. two business owners in danville are asking for increased police presence across the city. both the six-one-six and the north theatre sit along north main street. both owners say there hasn't been a serious issue with crime at their locations yet-- but various shootings across the city worries them. as they invest into their business, the owners wa

police say 24- year-old--- katherine dellis--- denied she had given birth. police searched the woman's home on ann sink street... and talked to family members... when they learned someone threw away bedding at franklin county dumpster sites. medical examiners will perform an autopsy later this morning... and police may decide to file charges. stay with us on air as we follow this developing story. # let's check in with storm team meterologist kristina montuori. wednesday: heavy rain likely morning & early afternoon . thursday: increasing sunshine with highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the lower 50s monday: wintry mix possible.highs in the lower 40s afternoon . late-day clearing with highs in the lower 60s i feel good today >>> 7:30 now, it's wednesday morning, the 3rd of february, 2016. there is a happy crowd on our plaza. we think the rain is headed our way. >> absolutely. >> he doesn't think. he knows it's heading our

police charged katherine dellis with unlawful concealment of human remains.. police say dellis went to the hospital tuesday night showing signs of having had a baby, but she denied it. after searching her house, investigators say they were led to the dumpsters at the blackwater collection site. police also say a relative threw away soiled bedding at trash collection sites. 3 3 pattie tight a suspect is in custody after police say he was involved in a bank robbery in roanoke. they say it happened around 3:40 yesterday afternoon, at the b-b and t on church avenue south east downtown. police say the suspect was caught less than an hour later on henry street north west. charges are pending. no one was hurt. 3 pattie tight another step toward the finish line for the historic academy of music theatre. this time it comes in the form of a 350 - thousand dollar challenge..from becky hawkins of lynchburg. under the terms of this challenge-every new donation made through march 16th will be matched 350-thousand dollars. construction is already underway-for the theatre whi

philadelphia are treated to the special callahan catholic high school put on a small variety school and delly ered coffee and spent time with them. it was part of catholic school week and they put on quite a olhoand wihey put on quite a >> i'm sure they agotreciated i. >>> adam joseph is here with the weather and sounds lle ge we ar going to get a enched. >> we have record highs and rain and snow melt and could lead to flooding concerns. ra beautiful tuesday with lots f sunshine, the radar iserfrmet presently and the nothbers a! normal and we are sitting in the middle 40s from lancaster to reading to the lehigh valley, 52 in philadelphia and upper 40s for the state of delbaare and low we has right now for the sh. as we look at satellite and radar, clouds start to increase from the south and west and the center of the low is from omaha to chicago and mconsture from te to c iulormof mle geico and sev weather with multiple tornado waleah boxes and as severe nort as the tennessee valley and clouds are thickening up and a few showers near dban esupereciy s oest of philadelphia, and are of fog deve

delly sees gdp expanding by 7.6%. china announced 6.9%. bricks economies, brazil and russia, both contracted. prime minister will be under pressure to maintain growth when government present new budget at the end of the month. back to you, emily. emily: do you think that and you can really be a driver of the global economy the same way that china has been? on theit really depends reform. says it is the exciting part of india's growth right now. it is all about this growth led administration. will it be able to sustain itself? right now, cheap oil really does help india damped down on food inflation. but, of course, right now, they are seeing some signs of weakness in consumer led, in auto sales, and the like. it will not only be about reform, it will also be about the support that the reserve bank of india also provides as they look to be the faster growing economy, at least, compared to china. emily: we are also seeing some signs that tech investors are pulling back on tech investments in india. angie lau, in hong kong, think is so much.

investigators spoke with katherine dellis at carilion roanoke memorial hospital yesterday evening after she'd been taken to the emergecy room with injuries consistent with a recent birth. she denied that she'd given birth.. after speaking with members of her family, police found out a family member had disposed soiled bedding at franklin county dumpster sites. an infant's body was later recovered from a dumpster at the blackwater refuse collection site on route 220. taken to the medical examiner's office in roanoke for autopsy. we'll continue following this story here on wdbj7 and wdbj7dot-com. we now know how 13 year old nicole lovell died. the montgomery county commonwealth's attorney said preliminary results show lovell was stabbed. the woman charged in her death now faces a more serious charge. natalie keepers is charged with being an accessory before the fact of first degree murder. that means keepers was not present at the murder but was aware that there was an intent to commit the crime. keepers is also accused of disposing of nicole's body and being an accessory after the fact.

we had delly early in the week -- we had dudley earlier this week.thing at the moment. guy: you extrapolate that move? has already indicated he could go significantly further. is that will be get? richard: it would not surprise me that we get some sort of push back from the japanese officials. we are not that far away from the next ecb meeting. euro-dollar is comfortably above levels that will make the ecb very uncomfortable. jonathan: that was my question. i am looking for to march, nevermind the fed and janet yellen. march when two-year yields in germany is negative around 60 basis points. -- what iswhat it's currently being priced in any way. the euro-dollar is north of 110 but much of it is week. how much can you push back? guy: it will be interesting to see? has done the other way. board are the germans for negative rates? jonathan: richard jones so much to discuss. thank you for joining us. that was bloomberg tv. the pulse is up next. jonathan: the pulse is next. plenty more to discuss on this front right -- on this busy friday morning at a pay

shouting slogans and holding placards thousands of teachers and students moved through the heart of new delly to protest the recent death of a student. the protest from the city's two main universities marched to the indian parliament building. >>> singer rihanna now has the third most number one hits of all time. she has 14 number one hits thanks to her latest hit "work" that's one more than michael jackson. she trails only mariah carey with 18, and the beetles with 20. that's the cnbc news update this hour. >> she might catch them. >> yes. she has a lot ahead of her. >> wow. i thought elvis would have had more than those. who knows. maybe they didn't count the same back then. >>> just one week away from super tuesday. tonight is also a big night for politics. republicans are caucusing out in nevada this evening as bernie sanders and hillary clinton battle it out in a town hall in the heat of the primary season. what can we expect from this race going forward? joining us now, our contributesor larry kudlow and sarah fagan. what's going to happen, sarah, in nevada tonight? trump is the. >> th

you have to do both delly feel like with our philanthropy, we are focused on the part of the world where't focus but we do focus in the u.s., too. stephanie: are you sure you don't want to run for president? melinda: definitely not. stephanie: thank you so much. bill and melinda gates of the bill gates foundation. john, thank you. we are going to take a quick break. thank you to bloomberg listeners and viewers. you are watching "bloomberg ." next, a look at the markets. ♪ john: good morning. this session is going to cash open. futures are open and s&p 500 futures down. -- byabout one point about 1/10. a big headline, german business confidence falling for a third straight day. it is a risk in the fx market and a stronger japanese yen the yuan falling after china's central bank cut the rate by the most in some six weeks. to help us and everyone else make sense of what this means, it is robin. robin, the analysts are employed basically almost to just follow is going toc takes did the next day. it is struggling to find out where they're going. how do you make sense of this? robin: i th

things typically but when you referenced, for example, europe, does this apply to those leaders who are delliwait a minute, look in your own backyard before you get involved in what's hamming here. >> i suspect that might have been the larger meaning of what he was saying. >> tim alberta and john mccormack, thank you for being on the show this morning. still ahead, job openings for the mayor of charleston are mayor. the last time joe riley wasn't in charge at city hall was 1974, more than 40 years ago. we're going to meet the new mayor as his city gets caught up in the middle of an uncivil war, one day before the primaries. we'll be right back. [ applause ] my school reunion's coming fast. ♪ could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, go to choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book direct. book now at choicehotels.com frodoers don't stop. wake up, every day is a chance to do something great. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything.