i'm kristen dahlgren. back to you. still to come on wis news 10 at 6--- how a once-missing sumter mother is now behind bars. plus -- tim miller has your full winter forecast. stay with us. studeuniversity officials say, the body of brandon devere scott was found today in a residence hall. scott was a junior art studio major from north charleston. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. the mother of a six year old girl, killed in a crash last weekend, has been charged. 29-year-old tiffany brown is facing several charges including felony dui resusuing in death and child endangerment. troopers say brown was under the influence when she caused a crash that killed her young daughter and injured two other people. according to the 'times and democrat,' two of brown's other children were in the car at the time. brown bonded out of jail and is now able to attend her daughter's funeral next week. a mother who went missing a week ago has turned herself in. 27-year-old shardae davis has been charged with two counts of unlawful child.

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> how cute. >> temperatures going down. >> they are. tom, what have you got for us? >> a great. i'm following the cute began. bad weather. ite going be subarctic-like temperatures as we get into later tonight and into tomorrow. right now we're getting light snow on "storm team 4" radar. all the areas you see in the gray is just flurries in the shenandoah valley and panhandle here. there's already a coating mainly on the grassy areas. this is the area in gray here where there's light snow falling coming into fairfax county and prince william and fauquier, shenandoah valley. that's what's coming in shortly. it's already covered the decks in king george. this photo posted by care oh line on my twitter page. post them. love seeing that. king george is right here east of fredericksburg and the timing on that flurry activity coming through here, this is as of around noontime. we'll see that in the metro area. that's where there's going to be a light accumulation of light snow here. it quickly moves off east of the b bay by 3:00, 4:00. snow sh

kristen dahlgren, thank you. >>> meteorologist dylan dreyer has more now on what the storm left behind and what we can expect in the days ahead. dylan? >> good evening, erica. this storm system is moving away rapidly but not before breaking records. up an down the east coast. in glengary, west inches of snow. three and a half feet. in new york's jfk, we broke the record for the biggest storm ever, 30.5 inches. central park, we fell just shy of the all-time biggest snowstorm by 1/10 inch. baltimore, maryland, also saw its biggest snowstorm with 29.2 inches. this storm will race away. we'll see clear skies and a warming trend, helping to melt the snow. also, the high tide times this evening are running closer to about 8:00, 9:00 tonight. we'll see an offshore wind. and now going forward, every high tide will become less of an issue for the costal flooding. with the offshore winds, it pushes the water back to sea. we should see improvements right up and down the east coast because of flooding. temperatures are going to get well above freezing in new york city. by monday, 37 degrees. 42 on

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> dale bumpers has died. the liberal democrat served as governor of arkansas for one term in the 1970s, and then in the u.s. senate for almost a quarter of a century. three weeks after retiring, bumpers returned to the senate to defend president bill clinton during clinton's senate impeachment trial over charges he lied about his affair with monica lewinsky. dale bumpers was 90 years old. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this saturday, the growing hazard of distracted walking. a problem you might be stepping right into. >>> and later -- remembering the woman >>> we've all heard the warnings and seen the consequences of texting and driving, but something that has received far less attention the growing problem of people using their devices while walking. sure, they can bump into you, but it can also pose a serious hazard to themselves. we hear from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: a walk along a seaside cliff 33-year-old joshua burwell plummets 40 feet to his death looking down at his phone. saw a person who

with more than 11,000 flights cancelled kristen dahlgren has been on airport duty all week here in new york. >> reporter: signs of life at laguardia. the lucky few able to get on one of the only flights out. >> where are you going? >> disney world. >> reporter: after herculean efforts by crews, some runways were re-opened. but many passengers who showed up today were stuck. >> just got cancelled. >> reporter: some have been here days, sleeping in the food court and worried what will happen if they don't get out soon. >> i'm afraid i'll lose my job. >> reporter: everyone has some place important to be. peter carter is trying to get to his brother's funeral. if his flight leaves on time. >> i'll be getting there for the last hour of the funeral. at least i will have an spend with my brother. it's hard, definitely not easy. >> reporter: the scene was similar at many airports. jfk, crewed had to move 30 inches of snow. this is philadelphia. snow-covered and ice-covered runway. >> reporter: in the d.c. area, all flights were suspended again, despite round the clock efforts to move the massi

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> in the next 24 hours the world health organization will make a major decision about zika and whether to declare it a global public health emergency. in brazil ground zero for the outbreak the government is struggling to protect and educate people about the virus. our rehema ellis talked to one trying to help protect residents. >> reporter: in a park in haditha, texas native dennis dowling is on a mission. working with poor families he's in brazil for 30 years. his focus is on educating them about how hard is it to communicate this message to protect yourself? >> it's very difficult. don't flow what the consequences are, what the dangers are. >> reporter: for 19-year-old anna payola, the message hits home. two months pregnant symptoms. aches. she said she's worried the virus that's been linked to birth defects and brain damage in infants could affect her baby and doctors told her to use insect repellent and protective clothing. but no long sleeves. not surprising in this land of sun and skin. now preparing for carnival later this week. part of the festi

kristen dahlgren has details. >> reporter: in blacksburg, virginia, sadness and shock. >> everyone is still mind around even the news. .& >> reporter: news that two virginia tech students are now being held in connection qith the murder of 13-year-old nicole lovell. freshman david eisenhauer is charged with abduction and first degree murder. 19-yeaf!old natalie keepers with improper disposalalf a body and accessory after the fact. lovell was last seen on thursday, a massive search scourin the area for the teen. a liver transplant recipient, dependent on medication to stay alive. that search led them to eisenhauer from virginia. and then, lovell's body, about 100 miles from home. according to police, eisenhauer and the young teen knew each other before her disappearance. >> eisenhauer used this relationship to his advantage to abduct and then kill her. keepers helped eisenhauer dispose of nicole' body. >> reporter: today, state police searched a pond on the virginia tech campus. this weekend lovell's father posted on say. i'm broken. a father's unspeakable pain as an entire community n

kristen dahlgren has more. >> reporter: a call to arms. >> this will become a base place for patriots from all over the country to come and be housed here and live here. we're planning on staying here several years. >> reporter: the group of armed protesters taking over the mallard national wildlife refuge. a nevada rancher known for his 2014 stand off with federal authorities over grazing rights. his brother gave us a tour. >> we're here to promote the constitution, the supreme law of the land, and to help the people reestablish their rights. >> reporter: this latest standoff started after weeks of tension, and a peaceful protest on saturday. dozens rallying in support of dwight and steve hammond, two oregon ranchers facing jail time for lighting fires on federal land. >> i'm going to jail for five years. seems like a bit of an overkill. >> reporter: the hammonds already served time before a judge ruled it wasn't enough. >> they wanted to stand up for their rights. we will be by their side. >> reporter: they will report to federal prison on sunday, and the bundys don't speak for them

. `` kristen dahlgren has `` been on airport duty `` all week here in new `` york. `` >> reporter: signs of `` life at laguardia. `` the lucky few able to `` get on one of the only `` flights out. `` >> where are you `` going? `` >> disney world. `` >> reporter: after `` herculean efforts by `` crews, some runways `` were re-opened. `` but many passengers `` who showed up today `` were stuck. `` >> just got cancelled. `` >> reporter: some have `` been here days, `` sleeping in the food `` court and worried what `` will happen if they `` don't get out soon. `` >> i'm afraid i'll `` lose my job. `` >> reporter: everyone `` has some place `` `` `` to get to his `` brother's funeral. `` if his flight leaves `` on time. `` >> i'll be getting `` there for the last `` hour of the funeral. `` at least i will have `` `` it's hard, definitely `` not easy. `` >> reporter: the scene `` was similar at many `` airports. `` jfk, crewed had to `` move 30 inches of `` snow. `` this is philadelphia. `` >> we have a `` snow-covered and `` ice-covered runway. `` >> reporter: in the `` d.c. area, all flights

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> the debate in this country over gun rights and gun control takes a new turn this coming week as president obama moves toward executive action to tighten federal gun laws, an idea that's being attacked by republicans. peter alexander is at the white house tonight with more. peter? >> reporter: hey, kate. good evening to you. just back from that hawaii vacation, the president is not going to waste any time pushing ahead with a new set of executive actions to tighten gun laws in this country. tonight, nbc news has learned he will announce those actions this tuesday. tomorrow afternoon he's going to meet with his attorney general, that's loretta lynch. they'll meet in the oval office to finalize the steps that he believes he can take legally, congress, that includes his effort to shrink the so-called gun show loophole. a senior administration official tells me that they want to change, or in their words, clarify who's considered an official gun dealer so that some of those who frequently sell guns at gun shows would have to get a license from the atf, which