here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: angry residents demanding answers during a town hall in flint, michigan. reverend jesse jackson there to lend his support. >> people of flint have been betrayed. >> reporter: filmmaker and flint native michael moore even calling for the arrest of the governor. >> he committed a crime, he knew what was he was doing. >> reporter: president obama declaring a state of emergency over the contaminated water. the state now under investigation after it changed its public water source exposing its 100,000 residents to toxic levels of lead. families like the horns forced now to drink and cook with bottled water being trucked in daily. but lisa and her four kids and niece are still bathing in that water. >> it's hard to make sure everybody's been bathed properly, because we're really not supposed to use this water. point to this memo from the epa to city water officials back in june, saying it shows that officials knew that testing showed "high lead results" but didn't publicly admit it for another three months. >> it's a manmade tragedy that was completely

for "nightline," eva pilgrim, philadelphia. >>> finally tonight, a look ahead. it was a missing persons case that captivated the country. 7-year-old kyron horman disappeared seemingly without a trace from his oregon elementary school in 2010. since that day his stepmother, terry horman, has been living under a cloud of suspicion. now five years later she's breaking her silence. with his disappearance? >> no. none. and i don't resent you asking that question, but it hurts my heart to -- to even be asked. >> reporter: for the first time horman is speaking out about her failed polygraphs, her whereabouts that fateful day, why she was sexting another man during the investigation. >> let's face it. your stepson's still missing, you're in the midst of all the scrutiny, and you're sexting with some random guy. >> sure. >> it doesn't look good. >> no it doesn't. but -- i'm not going to make an excuse for it. i'm going to own up to it. >> reporter: why terry says she's still fighting for kyron and for the daughter she says she hasn't been allowed to see for all these yea

for "nightline," eva pilgrim, philadelphia. >>> finally tonight, a look ahead. it was a missing persons case that captivated the country. 7-year-old kyron horman disappeared seemingly without a trace from his oregon elementary school in 2010. since that day his stepmother, under a cloud of suspicion.

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: angry residents demanding answers during a town hall in flint, michigan. reverend jesse jackson there to lend his support. >> people of flint have been betrayed. >> reporter: filmmaker and flint native michael moore even calling for the arrest of the >> he committed a crime, he knew what was he was doing. >> reporter: president obama declaring a state of emergency over the contaminated water. the state now under investigation after it changed its public water source exposing its 100,000 residents to toxic levels of lead. families like the horns forced now to drink and cook with bottled water being trucked in daily. but lisa and her four kids and niece are still bathing in that water. >> it's hard to make sure everybody's been bathed properly, because we're really not supposed to use this water. >> reporter: water researchers point to this memo from the epa to city water officials back in june, saying it shows that officials knew that testing showed "high lead results" but didn't publicly admit it for another three months. >> it's a manmade traged

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, two virginia tech students under arrest. in connection with the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. >> late saturday night, the investigation led us to david e. eisenhower, a virginia tech student. >> reporter: police say he was charged with kidnapping and murder, knew the victim, and track store. a second student, charged as an accessory, accused of helping him to get rid of the body. lovell's parents say she disappeared after climbing out more than 1,000 volunteers searched. she had a liver transplant and needed daily medication. >> i didn't think that would happen to her. because she was always the cutest little thing. >> reporter: saturday, police discovered her body 80 miles away. her father, breaking the news on facebook. tonight, both suspects being held without bail. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> to california tonight, and the dramatic takedown. the hunt for fugitives considered armed and dangerous. three suspects that escaped, tying sheets together to rappel down the building. authorities saying

eva pilgrim has details. >> reporter: a blizzard shutting down the city after this -- >> she said we have a kidney for you. i almost fell off the bed. >> reporter: she would have to beat the clock and weather to get to stony brook university hospital on long island. she had less than 24 hours tops to get on the operating table. her night in a shining ambulance pete amato. >> the realization was when i is another person's peeral. >> reporter: amato understood because a decade ago his brother received a life-saving kidney transplant. in whiteout conditions barely missing multiple accidents along the way. >> my fear was somebody was going to crash into us or we were going to get stuck. >> reporter: the pair made it rushing her into the 3 1/2 operation and this morning she and her new kidney are doing well. >> they have to sign the back of their license and really have to donate especially if you die, what do you need your kidney for. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> i like how she had her sense her. >>> there was another story from the big storm. well. >> a couple outsid

eva pilgrim, abc news new york. >> that's frightening for many parents and anybody traveling.been mild and only causes symptoms in one in five people. >> but it's so -- it's one of those fears you have when you're pregnant that something could go wrong like that. apparently disease specialists in brazil are saying this virus can cause a surge in another condition called gill oneon-buchlt it can paralyze some patients, forcing them to go on life support. a very serious condition. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the hollywood a-lister what will smith told our own robin roberts about why the movie industry itself is to blame. >>> first, an update on the accusations leveled against amy schumer that she stole other comic's jokes. what one of her accusers is saying now on "world news now." >> annou >>> they looked at what you google. do you know what you googled the most? he said is it me? no. by far what you google the most is, can i drink on these antibiotics? and do these antibiotics make my birth control worthless? >> comedianxheed xheed comedian amy shum other "snl" accuse

abc's eva pilgrim has that story. >> reporter: drivers stranded in that endless gridlock in some cases for 30 hours, finally free. >> this is horrible, we've been stuck in the truck for 13 1/2 hours. >> reporter: 7:30 friday night, this church bus, packed with 37 students and 10 chaperones, gets stuck on the pennsylvania turnpike, the blizzard intensifying. >> it was bitter cold. it was in the teens, if not colder. >> reporter: early the next morning, still stuck, the students turn into good samaritans, helping out other drivers. >> we gave them food. and some of them came and sat on the bus with us. >> reporter: freedom. but ten miles behind them, another school group is still barricaded in the snow. it takes them 11 more hours to get out, 30 hours total in blizzard gridlock. that group holding mass to lift the spirits of the marooned >> reporter: the last group of stuck cars, finally able to get moving this morning. and tonight, everyone is on the road home. >> we were all in good spirits. and we all had fun together. we all glad we had each other. >> reporter: while the roads may be

>> eva pilgrim tonight, thank you. and welcome to the team. >>> we turn now to late word today about a music legend. eagles guitarist and cofounder glenn frey has died at the age of 67. the rock and roll hall of famer, the man and his music, being remembered tonight, and here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: for eagles fans, a huge heartache tonight, as the band announced with the heaviest of hearts, the passing of our comrade. of the biggest hits, including "take it easy." take it easy >> reporter: frey co-wrote "desperado." the two co-wrote the band's most famous tune -- hotel california >> reporter: frey arrived in california in the late 1960s from motown. tonight, they said glenn was the one that started it all. rest in peace, my brother. david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the growing oscar controversy. big names boycotting the oscars. stars nominated for academy awards, but there is outrage over those not on the list.

here's abc's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: more national guard troops are pouring into flint today to help pass out water and filters, part of the added response in the city's con name nated water crisis, after president obama declared a state of emergency. many calling for michigan governor rick synder's resignation, and even his arrest. >> somebody needs to go to jail. >> reporter: even hillary clinton weighing in during last night's democratic debate, saying every american should be outraged. the governor today, "politicizing the issue doesn't help matters. let's focus in on the solution." the state now under investigation after it changed its water source, exposing 100,000 residents to toxic levels of lead. the scandal erupting as e-mails as far back as april come to light, showing officials were many anyone lating the data, but didn't publicly admit toxic levels for another five months. are expected to join that class action lawsuit against the state david? >> eva pilgrim tonight, thank and welcome to the team. >>> we turn now to late word today about a music legend. eagles guita