the state line on route 89 in north carolina. as charges were being read monday morning against david eisenhauer and natalie keepers, law enforcement officers were still looking for more evidence. the virginia state police and virginia tech police were at a pond searching for anything that could be related. turning overseas now... despite increasing numbers of drownings amid worsening weather and rough seas, large numbers of migrants are still prepared to brave the aegean sea to try and reach europe. dozens of migrants believed to have been en route to greece were detained by turkish security forces today.

the virginia state police say three vehicles are invovled. we're told a van sideswiped a tractor trailer that was stopped on the shoulder. that caused the van to hit another tractor trailer headed in the same direction. one of the tractor trailers involved lost its load - as you can see here in these pictures. that's what is blocking traffic. police say the driver of the van was taken to the hospital - but expected to be ok. troopers are still on scene investigating and now we're tracking some storms coming our way. that's right, the clouds are starting to roll in and the rain and wind will hit the area very shortly meterorologist ashley baylor is hard at work in the super doppler 10 weather center. ashley, what can we expect? tonight: rain with a few isolated thunderstorms. the upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. temps: starting in the upper-50s, then falling into the mid-40s by 3 pm. winds: n 5-15 mph. friday: chance of isolated morning showers, then drying out. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10-

the scene. rico what are state police saying? on today's date, february 18 2016, at approximately 2 am. the virginia state police communications center received a call of a possible shooting. the incident occurred on interstate 64 at mile marker 259 (near harpisville road), in the city of newport news. two male occupants were traveling in the left lane of interstate 64 when an unknown vehicle pulled up beside them and fired upon them. both victims were transported to riverside hospital, suffering non life threating injuries. no information regarding suspect's vehicle has been obtained. the vsp bureau of criminal investigations was called upon to investigate the shooting and are currently at the scene. the scene is safe at this happening today the trial is scheduled to begin against a local woman accused of stealing a dog on the eastern shore. deputies in accomack county say a neighbor saw bettina rodriguez and two others steal a dog on matthews road in january of last year. the witness said rodriquez, charlene boyajian, and gordon shell put the dog in a u-haul and drove away. chesapeake bay bridge t

near the harpersville road overpass. 10 on your side's rico bush is in newport news not far from the scene. police saying? on today's date, february 18 2016, at approximately 2 am. the virginia state police communications center received a call of a possible shooting. the incident occurred on interstate 64 at mile marker 259 (near harpisville road), in the city of newport news. two male occupants were traveling in the left lane of interstate 64 when an unknown vehicle pulled up beside them and fired upon them. both victims were transported to riverside hospital, suffering non life threating injuries. no information regarding suspect's vehicle has been obtained. the vsp bureau of criminal investigations was called upon to investigate the shooting and are currently at the scene. we turn now to jen lewis in the traffic center with details on this incident and any others that might affect your commute. jen. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. chilly & breezy. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in

the verdict. rusty mcguire/special united states attorney - "it was over 10,000 hours work hours of all the investigators, office, the virginia state police, the federal bureau of investigation, and all the other agencies that worked together. it was a tremendous effort." one of the defendants' lawyers said he wasn't surprised because the evidence was powerful. # amanda taylor will spend the rest of her life in prison in connection with the stabbing death of her late husband's father. the montgomery county commonwealth's attorney says the 24-year-old was sentenced in the first degree murder of charles taylor on wednesday. she was found guilty back in november. before sentencing the judge told taylor she was "evil personified" after showing "little or no remorse" for her actions.### in what's news today... the roanoke county school board meets tonight to discuss the calendar for the next school year. school is scheduled to start on august 24th... with the last day of school on june 7th. students will get two weeks off for christmas. there are three banked days... built in as make-up days. # vinton town council meets tonight to talk about t

as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. the newport news fire department said in a tweet this morning that it will go to tappahannock to help with cleanup. storm wreckage in tappahannock. paramedics took more than 20 people to nearby hospitals, according to state police. several homes have been destroyed and many roads are still closed this morning. several churches opened their doors as shelters. most schools in that area are closed this morning. don't forget, we have continuing coverage of the storm right now on wavy-dot-com. you'll find pictures and video from yesterday coverage. and be on the lookout for meteorolgist jeremy wheeler's lastest weather blog. happening today, republican hopefuls for president are set to face-off in houston for the 10th time. donald trump, who spoke at regent university in virginia beach yesterday, hopes to build on his momentum from nevada as super tuesday approaches. m

10,000 work hours of all the investigators from either the louisa county sheriff's office, the virginia state police, the federal bureau of investigation and the other agencies that work together. it was a tremendous effort. >> one of the defendant's lawyer said he was not surprised with the verdict, the evidence was powerful. >>> police are searching for answers following a late night killing, they found a man shot after midnight, they will not save he lived there or who called police or whether they have a motive or suspects. the body has been sent to the medical examiner for identification. >> we are actively pursuing leads and we will do that pretty quickly.>> call police if you have any information. >>> they face somewhat of a crisis over lack of lethal injection drugs and this becomes weeks before the execution of ricky gray, one of the seven remaining death row inmates, the governor stays whether it's too soon to say whether his execution will be delayed, they are considering a bill that would allow the electric chair to be used as an alternative to lethal injection. >>> the formal bristol ma

reports in the area of seeing a funnel cloud and certainly, just a really sad story. >> the virginia state police telling us that the folks that died after the mobile home was destroyed they were found 300 yards away from where the mobile home was just to give you an impact of how strong it was and to underscore that a mobile home is no place to be when a tornado warning is coming through. >> that's why everything topper says is so important. you really have to listen and really have to know. the app is so important and we are not just saying it to say advice that our smart meteorologist have to say. >> this is a still developing story and we'll be on it throughout the night as we get a full picture of the totality. >> and that's waverly and here at home, we had all kinds of damage from power lines down, trees down, and it's a situation at one home where there was a collapse. somebody was trapped in the home at 2415 riggs road. and he was extricated. we don't been his condition or if he was trying to take cover. but it's been a real mess. >>> and breaking news. the governor has declared a state o

the storm in appomattox. virginia governor terry mcaullife has emergency. that means public safety agencies such as the virginia national guard, virginia state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia department of transportation can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. about an hour ago we found out the virginia national guard have sent more than 50 soldiers to help with debris clean up. they're being sent to essex, richmond, westmoreland, sussex and patrick counties but more counties will be added if need be. governor mcaullife will also be here in appomatox county and waverly, virginia today - the two hardest hit areas from the storm. in appomatox, trees are down, homes are damaged, and thousands are without power. about 2800 dominion customers in the county have no electricity. and nearly 50 percent of meters for central virginia elective cooperative have been damaged. it might be early morning to mid-day tomorrow before power is restored to the cvec point. right now there are two shelters open for those affected by the storm. we're at the appomatox community center and there is another one at the pa

the latest. we are working to get more information from state police. it's not clear what led up to the shooting or how many people police are looking for tonight. virginia state police shut down two lanes of 64 early thursday morning to investigate a shooting. police say around 2 am two men were in a car traveling west on i-64 near harpersville road when another vehicle pulled up along side. officers say someone inside that car started shooting at them. troopers at the scene looked at this car -- which appears to be the victims' vehicle. paramedics took both men to riverside hospital for treatment. police have not released any information on the suspects' vehicle. it's not clear if the victims knew the person or people shooting at them. the virginia state police bureau of criminal investigations has been looking into the incident. live in newport news, erin kelly, 10 on your we have new information about what led newport news police to identify the second suspect, in a double murder. 26-year-old stephen hayes turned himself in, ontuesday. police think hayes and 33-year-old laratio dantzler shot and killed two people, near 14th and wickham avenue last mo

the virginia state police were called to help control the lab. brock is in jail. a verdict in a case we've death. last march, police say ashley white and her husband left their five-year-old son, noah, and baby daughter home alone. noah vanished. and he was found dead in a septic tank nearly a week later. the judge says white didn't kill her son, but her lack of supervision lead to his death. she will be sentenced in may. the man who once ran virginia -- has ended his run for the presidency. a look back at the campaign of a little known candidate. it's nearly valentine's day -- and you may be see a lot more flowers for sale. see what it takes to get breaking news from portsmouth -- officers are investigating an armed robbery. it happened at the b-p gas station on twin pines road. officers say they got the call around 10:45. they say a suspect with a gun took money, but they couldn't tell us whether anyone was hurt. more breaking news from police dispatchers say they're investigating a shooting. they say it happened around 10 on holland road and rosemont -- that's

went into putting out this fire the coast guard the virginia department of emergency management the york county fire department and the virginia state police responded to the scene this handle the criminal investigation the coast guard is checking to see if that fire damage the environment in any way a newport news hazmat team is helping the coast guard this picture was posted on the department's twitter page told the newport news team is working to contain all of the runoff fuel in from all that stuff from those burn votes. charges are pending after two kids were shot in portsmouth police say both cases were accidents the first shooting happened yesterday morning inside a home on lancer drive a mother says her seven year old son shot himself in the hand police say minutes later a nine year old got shot in the leg after another kid found a loaded gun on the ground and more gateway receiver jake go talk to police about how the shootings could have been avoiding a plea from on force minute we need to exercise fire and safety. it's a conversation that is being prompted by two accidental shootings that happened minutes apart and left two boys

the virginia state police bureau of criminal investigation's wytheville field office tells us ... it began the case in 20-15. since then, new management has been put in charge of the business. no arrests have been made. a piece of african american history is slowly disappearing across the u-s. 100 years ago .. rosenwald schools were built to educate black children. wsls 10's brie jackson has spent time looking into the rosenwald schools of southwest virginia. tonight .. she shows us how the schools got started and their place in history. these schools date back to 1913. julian rosenwald . one of the owners of sears, roebuck and booker t washington came up with a education to african- americans. graphic the two helped establish close to 5,000 rosenwald schools in 15 states across the south map of us - highlight alabama, arkansas, mississipi, florida, georgia,north carolina, south carolina, texas, tennessee, oklahoma, missouri. louisana, kentucky, maryland virginia. more than 350 were right here in the commonwealth. now it's estimated that only about 10-12 percent of the schools rema

, wdbj7 with eisenhaur and keepers have already been charged, police are looking for any additional evidence in the case. the virginia state police and virginia tech police were at the vet med pond on virginia tech's campus today diving for any other pieces to the case. officers said they weren't looking for anything in particular, just anything suspicious that could be related. the blacksburg police department could not confirm if anything was found during the search. teachers and classmates at david eisenhauer's high school are also trying to make sense of what has happened. eisenhauer was described as an excellent student at wilde lake high school in columbia, maryland. james lemon/principal; he goal driven.he was very focused on academics but was also very focused on running. he was an outstanding runner. his principal said eisenhauer was recruited by several college running programs. continuing coverage of a deadly train crash in roanoke county. we'll learn more about the crash between a norfolk southern train and a commercial truck once next of kin has been notified. another person was taken to the hospital. the cras

the virginia state police and virginia tech police were at the vet med pond this morning searching for anything that could be related. officers on scene couldn't say what they were looking for, but said blacksburg police asked them to search for anything suspicious. the water related to nicole lovell's death. we're learning a bit more today about the teenagers involved in this case. lovell's facebook page shows she was a member of a t least one teen dating group. but it's not clear whether she met eisenhauer online. last march, eisenhauer, a track and field champion, was recognized as student athlete of the week. david eisenhauer) (from abc station) "i will personally not stop until i reach my peak performance." lovell's father went online to share his grief this weekend, writing, "i'm so in shock i know nothing more to say. i'm broken." a new trial in the murder of waynesboro police reserve captain kevin quick is underway today in roanoke. six alleged gang members are accused of abducting and killing quick in january 20-14. his body was later found in goochland county. a federal judge

the state line on route 89 in north carolina. as charges were being read monday morning against david eisenhauer and natalie keepers, law enforcement officers were still looking for more evidence. the virginia state police and virginia tech police were at a pond searching for anything that could be related. turning overseas now... despite increasing numbers of drownings amid worsening weather and rough seas, large numbers of migrants are still prepared to brave the aegean sea to try and reach europe. dozens of migrants believed to have been en route to greece were detained by turkish security forces today. the group of some 70 migrants were found by authorities before they could attempt the short but perilous crossing from turkey's western coast. this comes two days after 37 drowned when their boat capsized and sank on a failed journey from turkey to a greek island. it looks like the calm before the storm. a blizzard might be moving through the area. ron's full forecast is coming up the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single

the virginia state police were called to help control the lab. brock is in jail. a verdict in a case we've been following for nearly a year. a pulaski mother has been found guilty of neglect and abuse in her son's death. last march, police say ashley white and her husband left their five-year-old son, noah, and baby daughter home alone. noah vanished. and he was found dead in a septic tank nearly a week later. the judge says white didn't kill her son, but lead to his death. she will be sentenced in may. and this from virginia's supreme court. which upheld governor bob mcdonnell's decision to reduce sentence of a man sentenced to six life terms plus 118 years. travion blount took part in an armed robbery in 2006 when he was 15 years old. he did not take a plea deal. mcdonnell reduced the sentence to 40 years before leaving office. defense attorneys may try to appeal today's decision, so it can heard in federal court. new tonight. dominion power has taken responsibility for an oil sheen in the potomac river. the coast guard has been testing water samples in northern

the street. and so virginia state police, also vdot, urging folks to stay off the roads. if you don't have to get out, stay in and let the crews do their job. already virginia state police reporting one traffic death state roads. that out in faulkner county. as i throw it back to you live in the studio, we have another plow truck coming through, which is good news to folks on this street. live in mclean, i'm molette green, news4. >>> the george washington birthday parade has been canceled because of the bad weather. parade organizers say the parking restrictions in that area have also been lifted. make sure you have our nbc washington app today. our breaking news alerts will keep you informed as this winter weather develops. plus we'll keep you up to date on school closures for tomorrow. >>> meghan fitzgerald at the live desk. major changes are coming to the lincoln memorial, thanks to an $18.5 million donation by businessman david rusenbein. he announced the contribution this morning on the steps of the and restore the memorial. crews will also add 15,000 square feet of s

the scene. rico what are state police saying? newport news, va. (wavy) - virginia state police say troopers have closed several lanes of interstate 64 westbound at the j. clyde morris boulevard exit because of a possible shooting. police would not elaborate on the incident, but say so far, they have not found of i-64 at j. clyde morris blvd. are closed. traffic is getting through. stay with wavy.com for the latest. we will bring you any updates you any updates throughout the morning. good news this morning for local shipyards struggling for work. we'll tell you what the navy did that could help employees in the future. plus a retailer makes a big investment in hampton roads. find out how you can get one of the hundreds of new jobs. and the state gives virginia beach a deadline you'll hear how soon the keep millions in funding. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." enamel is your teeth's first line of defens

the state we're here. outside. we've got our emergency management personnellal, as well as our trucks outside. and i also want to thank the virginia state police and local law enforcement, everybody who has come together under this very difficult situation. but as i say, four deaths in the county while dozens and dozens of virginians. we are still doing the damage assessment. as i say, luckily this did not happen in the middle of the night or there would have been many more fatalities. i'll take a question or two. chance to see it from the air. >> hearing from governor mcauliff speaking in appomattox county, wanting to see promising whatever state help people are needing in the area right now. devastating situation. we'll turn now to leo alert forecast. things are finally calm. that's the good news. alert forecastwill not see the severity of the weather we did yesterday mentions a lot of those people talking a how fast became this vigorous storm line was moving fifty sixty miles an hour through the region some areas even faster than that you get these quickly cruising across of that devastation but that has shifted to the east well off the eas

the 54 year old on six felonies. mcalexander served in the bedford police department for more than 25 years. he was promoted before he resigned over the investigation. virginia state police consider state's failed lindenburg deal in appomattox county. according to v- s-p spokesman corinne geller... the agency is conducting its initial inquiry into the nature of the allegation. she says at this point there is no criminal investigation. the chinese based company was supposed to invest 113-million dollars in the old thomasville furniture building in appomattox. the deal fell through when the company defaulted on its loans. the state lost 1- point-4 million dollars, which it's now trying to recover. whether you realize it or not ... v-dot has extra "eyes on the road" to help keep drivers safe on the interstate. they're called the safety service patrol. 16 workers travel across our region everyday... looking help. they respond to disabled cars or crashes like this one that happened yesterday on interstate county. a tractor trailer flipped over causing major backups. this is just one of more than 10- wsls 10's rachel lucas takes us along with a safety service patrol dri

the virginia state police taking a look at the foundation of the home. we did see smoke coming from the top. we learned the names of the people killed in the tornado learning that a victim was a 2-year-old boy. the mother of that boy did survive the tornado. she is in the hospital with the serious injuries. a look around waverly and the power of the form is clear. she was in bed when it hit. windows shattered, sending glass everywhere. >> something that you would never see happen. with the lines down all over crews working to restore the power in town. >> heart breaking to see this in a town. jeff: virginia state police releasing identity of the three people killed after the tornado ripped their mobile home from the foundation. larry turner. devine springfield and ivan lewis 2 years old. the both were found 300 yards from the home. >> they couldn't live through that. >> good guy. good guy. both of them. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe spending today touring the storm damage across virginia in waverly, the organize visiting with the family member of

as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. rescue crews pulled out several people trapped in storm wreckage in tappahannock. paramedics took more than 20 people to nearby hospitals, according to police. several homes have been destroyed and many roads are still closed this morning. several churches opened their doors as shelters. most schools in that area are closed this morning. and look at this video from near durham, north carolina. this community was also hit hard during the same line of storms that damaged virginia. at least six homes are gone. one man says he was out buying dog treats. his house was damaged so badly, he says he's sure he would have died if he was there. there were no reports of any serious injuries there. here's a live look at chopper 10 in the air, on the way to the storm damage in waverly. we'll check in with pilot steve decker in just a few moments as soon as he's above the scene.

virginia tech student and track athlete. the investigation found its way to a pond on virginia tech's campus near the veterinary medicine building. divers from the virginia state police search and recover team waded into 39 degree water searching for evidence but wouldn't say what they were looking for. police also said that eisenhauer and lovell knew each other before her abduction. lt. mike albert, blacksburg police department 00011205 "eisenhauer used this relationship to his advantage to abduct and then kill her. " those divers may be out again today to continue their search. keepers and jail without bond. mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60. mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers developing. high around 60 mostly cloudy today with a few showers

state highway patrol says it responded to more than 15-hundred accidents statewide -- since midnight. a light layer of snow also covered central virginia this morning. here's a look at the richmond. virginia state police has responded to more than 500 crashes across the state today. tonight: periodic rain showers. warmer... lows in the upper 40s. wind:sse 10-20mph tuesday: warm with rain before 2pm. heavy downpours possible in the am. highs around 60 degrees. wind: ssw 15-25mph. wednesday: isolated am showers possible. otherwise, cooler with highs in the upper 40s. wind: ne, light. this morning's snow of rain. a warm front will continue to lift northward thru tonight...allowing the temps to hover around 50 degrees around midnight. therefore, no icy roads expected tonight. periodic showers are possible; so, have an umbrella if you're heading out. an area of low pressure brings more rain for tuesday morning...heaviest between 8am and noon. then the rain tapers off by tuesday coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - millions of americans are helping take care of an aging loved one. so - what happens when this "invisible" work takes its toll on the caregiver? and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 a

becky travell,police say this over-- divers for the virginia state police spent all day searching for evidence in this pond behind me here on virginia tech's campus. they said they do know what they're looking for but can't share information yet. 00-07 "19 year old natalie marie keepers has been charged with improper disposal of a body and misdemeanor accessory after the fact, she is being held in montgomery county jail without bond"keepers is the second vt student to be charged in connection with the abduction and murder of 13 year old nicole lovell..."we have determined eisenhauer and nicole knew each other prior to her disappearance and he used that to his advantage to abduct and the kill her. keepers helped eisenhauer dispose of nicole's body found saturday along route 89 just inside north carolina in surry county"news of keepers alleged involvement spread like wildfire throughout campus, leaving students who lived in her dorm, stunned...and afraid to go on camera...one of her dorm mates, said natalie seemed normal, but added the two weren't close friends..."i didn't know her pers

the virginia state police taking a look at the foundation of the home. we did see smoke coming from the top. we learned the names of the people killed in the tornado learning that a victim was a 2-year-old boy. the mother of that boy did survive the tornado. she is in the hospital with the serious injuries. a look around waverly and the power of the form is clear. she was in bed when it hit. windows shattered, sending glass everywhere. >> something that you would never see happen.

virginia tech student and track athlete. the investigation found its way to a pond on virginia tech's campus near the veterinary medicine building. divers from the virginia state police search and recover team waded into 39 degree water searching for evidence but wouldn't say what they were looking for. police also said that eisenhauer and lovell knew each other before her lt. mike albert, blacksburg police department 00011205 "eisenhauer used this relationship to his advantage to abduct and then kill her. " those divers may be out again today to continue their search. keepers and eisenhauer remain in jail without bond. a community in maryland is feeling a little uneasy after the arrests in the lovell case. 19-year-old natalie keepers is from howard county, maryland. she has been charged in connection to the murder of 13-year- old nicole lovell. keeper's arrest came just one day after lovell's body was found in north carolina. neighbors say they are shocked at the accusations. "if in fact that actually turns out to be accurate, am i going to be a little my family interact, yeah of course i will -- i certainly wouldn't expect that from them, normal family here." 18 ye

police say a cattle trailer ran off the road and flipped over in frederick county this morning that's near northern virginia a veterinarian came to the scene to check out the cals virginia state police say out of the thirty three cattle six animals died in that crash were told the driver had minor injuries and faces reckless driving charges officials had to close the northbound lanes of i eighty one and eat or traffic and police are investigating to see what exactly happened there inmates are finding new ways other contraband behind prison walls more on what lawmakers are doing to fight that next add a couple attacked by a man with a machete how they say they almost didn't make it out the is day three of pope francis is mexico trip people cheered the pontiff on the way to the airport tonight he is in chiapas to celebrate mexico's indigenous people. some catholics there hope pope francis will address the tough journeys of people trying to reach the u s border. an ohio couple was having dinner out when a man attacked them with a machete gerald and debbie russell were among twenty others in a restaurant last week when a man tried to hit them in the head with the machete police l

the conditions. rail and bus service should be back on track tomorrow. alison: the police reported hundreds of crashes through the region. virginia state police say that three of them were fatal, .ncluding one in loudoun county jay korff continues team coverage in arlington tonight. shape,t part are in good but check out this side street, parking lots, the sidewalks are extremely treacherous and dangerous, and we have come across a number of accidents. first responders were busy in northern virginia monday night. rain, and with sleet, freezing temperatures turned wet roadways into slick ones. the driver of this car lost control on route seven in reston, ending up sideways and injured. on the fairfax county parkway, another single vehicle crash. try to keep pace, but there is only so much that can be done. in centreville, a sedan and box truck collided, forcing the closure of the road for hours. somebody got hurt at this location as well. the virginia department of tran stay home this day and night, a request often ignored. trucks that vdot salt are out and about and will be out and about through the night into the overnight to keep the

. >> divers from the virginia state police of the day in the virginia tech campus searching for evidence. the no look at they're looking for have a release of information. >> additional councils were brought in to help students grieving over nicole's death 10 count is on duty monday blacksburg middle school seven more than usual. councils were busy in the morning but students seem to be getting back to the routine by the afternoon. >> to suspected gang members being held without bail tonight charged with the murder of an 17-year-old josi and 70 christian lopez were in court today to face those charges pressed to say the two or 19-year-old omar from his home last month and shot him in the head. according to the dna evidence also suggests the two suspects are affiliated with the ms 13 gang. >> developing news right now bridgewater state child abuse scandal judge blasting school officials and the ag's office providing the release of public records in the case. parents of children allegedly abused the school's daycare center sued to have emails from the case released attorney for the school

the roadways. previously reported: at virginia state police began responding to incidents of severe storm damage in the town of waverly along route 40. a 50-year-old male, 26-year-old male and 2- year-old male were killed when their mobile home was destroyed in the storm. all three were along route 40. a was destroyed in the storm. all three were found approximately 300 yards from the mobile home. the bodies were transported to the office of the medical examiner in norfolk for positive identification. state police are still working on next of kin notifications - no names will be released limits damaged as a result of this storm. there are but there has been no official declaration of it being a tornado. a second band of storm warnings are moved through the region, but fortunately no additional storm damage or injuries. possible tornado cuts path of destruction through appomattox county confirming definite stay with us. we have much more coverage of the deadly storms, including a business owner who was right in the middle of it. "i saw my building. i saw the roof torn off. um, and i think that was t

albert, blacksburg police department " investigators continue to be very busy today with pursuing the approximately 300 leads generated over the past five days. " divers from the virginia state police search and recover team braved 39 degree water searching for evidence but wouldn't say what they were looking for. now, the search continues as the questions pile up. philip church "you know i think over something like this. christian heilman, wdbj7 the divers are expected to be out again today to continue their search. keepers is in montgomery county jail without bond. eisenhauer is charged with first degree murder and abduction. a new trial in the murder of waynesboro police reserve captain kevin quick begins today in roanoke. six alleged gang members are accused of abducting and killing quick in january 20-14. his body was later found in goochland county. a federal judge declared a mistrial back in may after a defendant shared a list of personal information about potential jurors. late last week a judge denied a request from two of the defendants to dismiss some of the charges. a richmond man is in jail, after police say he shot at an officer. kevin smith junior's charged wi

the weekend... virginia state police searched a pond on virginia tech's campus... but it's not clear why. authorities have received 300 tips in connection with the case./// ((dave courvoisier)) > lumber liqutators is moving on... after the company pleaded guilty to charges of illegally importing wood from eastern russia. today... the company agreed to pay a fine of more than 13- million dollars. the justice department says the financial penalties include fines.. criminal and civil forfeitures... and community service payments. the cbs 60 minutes report that aired back in october... claiming that the laminate flooring from china contains high levels of a cancer causing chemical... something the company denies. in that issue, several lawsuits were filed around the country... including one family here in the valley./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the first primary votes in the race for president are being cast tonight. ((denise valdez)) up next... we'll check in with crews in iowa to see how the first caucus is shaping up so far. > and the n-f-l experience. tonight at 6... chris matthius walks you

. >> according to the virginia department of emergency management, they are telling us most people get hurt during the cleanup efforts. virginia state police are setting up new precautions as a result in appomattox. traffic has become a big issue blocking the narrow roadways needed for volunteer family members and volunteer organizations. family members and first responders, checkpoints are leading into the hardest hit neighborhood. starting tomorrow police will require placards on all vehicles to get to the site. volunteers will have to properly be vetted through organizations to help. >> our ultimate concern is safety and security of people here. we want to make sure they feel comfortable. and their property and belongings and the right people are coming to help them out. >> anyone without placards trying to enter the roads will be turned away. >> if you're looking to help and a lot of folks are asking these questions, and operation center was set up for volunteers in appomattox. the city is asking those heading to the area to help to report to the old thomasville building at 310 founders lane. >> according to virginia emergency manageme

. >> reporter: divers with the virginia state police spent the day searching a pond for evidence. investigators know what they're looking for but haven't released that information. >> today additional counsels were brought in to help death. a blacksburg middle school. the counsellors were busy in the morning but students seemed to be getting back to their routine by the afternoon. >>> a driver turns the table on police. basically pulling over an officer for speeding. the florida woman says the officer sped past her going more than 90 miles per hour so she tailed him eventually leading him to pull over. when he approached her car she began asking him why he was going so fast. >> you were leaving me behind and i was going 80 miles per hour and i just wanted to know what's the emergency? >> hmm i don't know how fast i was going but i can tell you this i'm on the way to work right now. i don't believe i was speeding. >> you're speeding. >> well, i apologize and i'll be sure to slow down, ma'am. >> yeah, all right. >> that officer's police department says they will now investigate. >>

the road, lost control and overturned. police say long died at the scene. virginia state police say alcohol and speed are *not* factors in the crash. new this morning: we have a traffic alert for drivers in botetourt county. a pipe replacement project has the northbound side of route 11 off interstate 81 at exit 150 down to one lane. a vdot camera showing you a live look at the area right now. the closure happening from 9pm to 6am, every day, through thursday. give yourself a little extra time if your morning commute takes you in that direction over the next down and use caution. an update this morning to a murder-suicide investigation in eastern virginia. family members say 26- year-old cameron dooley struggled with mental illness. the family believes that his forced move from his grandmother's home in chesapeake may have triggered the deadly shooting last week. police say dooley killed his grandmother, parents, sister and brother before killing himself. a vigil was held over the weekend in chesapeake to honor the victims and show support as well. wfxr news is your local

the virginia state police saying they responded to more than 530 accidents since midnight last night. a busy 14 hours and it will icy conditions this evening. we'll stay on the roadways and keep an eye on things. back to you. jamie: right now we take a look at the bigger picture for you. traveling along the capital beltway, seeing mostly green. this is a look at arlington. we have conditions that are slushy. that is what we are seeing on the secondary roads, the side roads and the ramps. keep in mind that you fill up on the washer fluid. if you are driving behind someone and their tires are kicking this up, that is going to make the visibility worse for you. just on your windshield if you aren't fully prepared with the washer fluid. move to maryland. the 270 spur. you can see in the camera, that is frozen. earlier it was a drop. now we are freezing. so we see this moving at a nice pace. we recommend that you do still stay at home. back to you. jonathan: thank you. just in time for president's day, you can watch nesting bald eagles in h.d. in the capitol. michelle: this is cool. a stor

had an opportunity to see the family when they were filed in a little while ago about an the virginia state police the trailer the opportunity to meet with the governor and now he does best and try to be a short and tell them that hate to say virginia would do all we can to try to help lead the south lakes was also there he got a chance to talk family extensively and he joins me right now understandably wants me to talk about virginians coming through for each other on that because before the family bed with the governor and then trailer they were getting fed up by american red cross workers and they're also being consoled by members of a nearby church and tonight here and their spirits were lifted but they had tears running down their faces and people reaching out to the hands to hold them to show we support you we care for you and we are there for you. this is robin why one of the relatives so i had a chance to speak when she us crib in the room because my mother in law and grandson and great grandchildren my sister lost her son and grandson and my niece was with her brother so my family his ver

the community of roseville, stafford county, virginia. it's a tornado that has not touched the ground. speaking of virginia, a spokesperson with virginia state police is joining us live. thank you soemp for taking time on a very busy afternoon and evening to join us. and what is the latest from your perspective? >> we are seeing severe storms across most of the commonwealth. the most severe storm which did have reports of a funnel cloud seen in the area but has not officially been declared a tornado was in the town of waverly. it was around 2:40 in the afternoon when police started getting reports of the storm damage and at this time we are able to confirm there have been three fal five structures within the town limits damaged as a result of this storm. at this point the bodies that have been removed from the scene are being transported to the medical examiner's office for positive identification and so forth. >> we're very sorry to hear that. were you able to tell us are these fatalities people traveling in a vehicle, were they in a home? >> unfortunately because of the situation down there and the damage, so access is very limited. so our folks

the entire shift. so far this year ... 4 police have been killed in shootings. virginia state police says the donation will help better serve communities ... while helping keep their partners safe. virginia tech leaders are taking strides to make the campus more diverse. today ... students involved with black men excellence network hosted the "uplifitng black men conference" in an effort to shed light on issues minorities face at the school. wsls ten's duke carter was at today's conference ... he joins from the bureau in the new river valley. duke what are some of the key issues ... that came out of the conference. the goal was to understand some issues students faced on campus like trying to find mentors who can help assist undergraduate students with their studies who may have a hard time transitioning to a school like virginia tech. opening shots of virignia tech enrollment numbers show few african american men are choosing virginia tech for higher education. jospeh owusu is a junior at tech. nats "it prepared me for the real world graduate," he's currently enjoying his car

you have route forty that was contagious said he's just segway the giving and you are a tough start to sell in iowa with virginia state police talking about the path of the storm that hit waverly where we know three people lost their lives earlier this afternoon saying that it started around route forty and then ended up at the backside of four sixty so we're going to continue to follow the developments there tremendous damage that will stay on that story will move up to newport news right now our chief take this a is on the phone with this chiefly of their fur. well thank you for joining us give us a sense of what's going on in newport news right now you have any issues as a result of the store more than eight hundred block of eighty three as the eye. we are the corral where we have a home of the cameras of all three the area of cedar lane and douglas drive for five where they have. well wolf we now have four frames herself there and offer their all to topple power lines down in the area. well she messaged to newport news residence at this point or at the time were concerned because of the amount of rain that we have over t

the substation. barbara: virginia state police are confirming the death of a man who was missing since a funnel cloud destroyed his home in appomattox county. that is the total number inside. i didn't see nothing. they said the trailer is gone. barbara: 25 were trapped in storm debris in the town of tappahannock. rescues played out with many of them recovering in the hospital. schools in essex county, john: a dramatic drive giving passengers a white knuckle drive. a flight hands unexpectedly. barbara: the new reason for concern with spreading zika virus. don: as we head out the door we look at the doppler radar and not seeing anything around here. we are seeing snow in the we will talk about don: welcome back. taking a look at the commuter forecast we will see a mixture of clouds and sunshine. still will be breezy if you drive a high profile vehicle, i drive a low profile vehicle an old pontiac and i feel the wind. watch for that. temperatures across the region 43 roxboro, oxford could be a while before you see a temperature again. lost it in the storm yesterday. have to wait until it is repaired. 4

police raided the animal hospital of nags head last week. police say the welches illegally prescribed, obtained, and misused prescription medication. both are facing felony drug trafficking charges. this midday. virginia state police say they are investigating a trailer fire in northampton county as a homicide. the fire happened january 27th in exmore. when firefighters got to the scene on occohannock neck road, they saw the trailer completely engulfed. 70 year old shirley onley was found dead inside. the coroner in norfolk performed an autopsy and ruled her death as a homicide. virginia state police are now asking for your help in tracking down whoever did this. call them immediately if you have any information about this. we're learning more about a deadly train crash in germany. the two trains crashed into each other in the southern part of the country earlier today. we first told you about this as breaking news on wavy news 10 today. since then -- another person has died. that means nine people have been killed, and 150 are hurt. many of them have critical injuries. rescuers say anyone who did survive has been pulled out of the wreckage. the a-p reports that it's likely the train drivers didn't even see

. >>> we are learning about a west virginia man on the run. virginia state police say andrew arnod turned himself in after taking off during a traffic stop. 28 year old fled on foot after a trooper tried to stop him on saturday afternoon. he was want indeed west virginia. arnod charged with reckless license and attempting to elude police. >> melissa: good monday morning. after 6:00. if you are ready to head out. tell be a smooth commute to work or school. jump to satellite, got rain moving through west virginia. for us, clear to mostly clear skies. it is mild. 40s and 50s for many of us. 47 in lynchburg. 51 in danville. 40 in roanoke. 52 in brooknil. 48 in hot springs. as you head out the door you may want a light jacket. sun glasses we will see a mix of sun and clouds. this afternoon and evening you may need the umbrella, we will see scattered showers developing, we got a cold front that will approach and across the common wealth. if you like the 60s. low to mid 60s. a warm and mild day. mona? >> mona: firefighters responded to an early morning structure fire in d