suri crowe got off the phone with falwell just minutes ago. let's go to her live. >> reporter: that's right, noreen. i got off the phone with fa li got off the phone with fa lwell who said it was a tough choice to go with trump against ted cruz who launched his own campaign at liberty, but he said it was trump's business experience that won out. he remembers when liberty was struggling financially and he feels that trump can lead the country with his business acumen. not a big surprise when you pay attention to the bond between him. late father and made no secret of his affection and admiration of flump his introduction also ast last week when the republican candidate visited the campus. trump's campaign used falwell's words in a recent ad. mr. trump said it is truly an honor to receive jerry's endorsement. could be a blow to ted cruz his top challenger in iowa. the son of evangelical pastor banking on the support. trump is a private citizen and not through liberty which is a nonprofit university and as such cannot endorse political figures. f

our suri crowe went to the health department today to get some answers for you. >>> what we can expect to hear tonight from the virginia tech water crisis innd crematory roanoke and the new river valley. >>> there is now a confirmed case of the zika virus in virginia. >> noreen: but health officials stress that the person who tested positive for it did not contract it here in the united states. we have been digging into this, what it always means, and we go to suri crowe with all the latest details on this. suri? >> reporter: i have been talking to health department officials all day and they have confirmed that a person -- they won't say whether it is a man or a woman who traveled to central america has contracted the zika virus sand back home in northwest virginia. about the zika virus. >> there appears to be a link between the zika virus infection and pregnant women having babies born with microhaving babies born with >> reporter: the condition in which infants are born with small heads and a concern in brazil and other south american countries where the virus is widespread, but hal

suri crowe crow spoke with falwell this afternoon. he said that it was trump's business experience that won out over ted cruz. he said that his support is personal and not on behalf of l.u. >> hillary clinton's e-mails are supposed to be released to the public, but the state department says that it needs more time. suing the state department. >> reporter: in washington, a delay of games, the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her e-mails, 55,000 pages. that would be after iowa, new hampshire, nevada, and south carolina. >> as secretary of state, her communication as well as other documents, we are entitled to ask for under the freedom of information act. i think the public needs to have that information. >> reporter: jason leopold fired the original freedom of information act a year ago. he says that state department has not shown good cause and that the voters in the primary states will be harmed by not having the information. >> reporter: the state department listed reasons for the ex

suri crowe has been investigating this case for you us, and she joins us with the very latest. >> reporter: mark, one woman has been taken by a craigslist ad and a local realtor is hoping that it doesn't happen to anybody else. >> reporter: realtor daniels phone has been lighting up with calls like these. >> downtown to the building to find out who is the actual owner. because just didn't make sense and stuff didn't add up. ad on craigslist listed as cute and charming, three bedrooms, all the amenities and ready to move in now, all for $600 a month. >> they take your words from your -- >> looks like they did. >> looks to me like they did. >> wow, yep. >> reporter: it is available all right, but not for rent. it is for sale. through daniel's own property listing that appears to have been lifted by someone else to an effort to receive. >> they will get an e-mail back with them for instructions on what they will need to do. or they will get a phone call or a text message from an international number. >> reporter: another woman who contacted daniel did fall for it. she wired $600 after the peo

she got back from a big win in europe, but she slowed down long enough for suri crowe to catch up with her. >> reporter: mcklail is really something special. i am a writer myself, and i can tell you that -- i am a rider myself and the long hours of training and commitment it takes are critical to success. not only does she have both of those, she has a magic touch with the horses she rides and now it is paying off on the world stage. >> reporter: she was practically born in the saddle. at age 19, mikala benjamin has been riding most of her life. those long hours in the barn have paid off. benjamin was chosen as one of in december at the world equestrian finals in germany. she won the show jumping competition. >> i remember a bunch of the other student riders, like the golden oldies saying i can't remember the last time team usa won show jumping. >> reporter: team usa placed third overall. sweet briar riding coach said benjamin's hard work and connection with horses is what gives her that winning edge. >> i definitely think that makes somebody more well roundmakes somebody more well rou

suri crowe met up with her to learn more about the hard work it's taken to get to this point. 3(nats dingus! giggles) she was practically born in the saddle. at age 19 makayla benjamin-has been riding most of her life. those long hours in the barn have paid off. benjamin-was chosen as one of three riders for team usa: in december-at the world university equestrian federation finals in marburg, germany she won the showjumping competition.makayla benjamin world showjumping champ,"i just remember a bunch of the other riders coming up to me and saying i can't remember the last time team usa won placed third overall. (nats of cantering or trotting) sweet briar riding coach, mimi wroten, says benjamin's hard work and connection with horses-is what gives her a winning edge. mimi wroten, sbc riding coach -"i definitely think that makes somebody more understand the animals and be and not expect them to be a machine." makayla benjamin, sbc equestrian,"i'm kind of used to getting on something not knowing it for very long and i just try to get along with it." benjamin is grateful to a long list