snow even fell during college football games in michigan and west virginia. redskins fans tomorrow will really have to bundle up. josh: yes, the good news is i don't think we will quite see snow like we did in west virginia. a few of those snow showers making their way as far as the shenandoah valley. we start off with a nice shot but where we are seeing the snowflakes, i-81, areas like that. snow from ohio into west virginia, morgantown picking up snowflakes earlier during the football game. shenandoah county, crossing over the blue ridge mountains. the air warmer near madison, so raindrops. tonight, it may make it tougher to see. overnight, temperatures dropping to about 37 in d.c., 32 manassas, 34 leesburg. a cold start, but not too terrible. the problem is it will be very windy, so the feels-like temperature's will be the issue. all day sunday, a wind advisory for the entire area, higher elevations. the yellow warning. the temperatures will get into the mid 40's, but with the strong wind, it will feel like we are stuck in the 30's. a closer look at the fo

not west virginia. this is virginia. reporting. donald trump with a lead, but it's still too close to call. this is georgia. in georgia, it is still too close to call, but you can see, we have less than 1% in. though you see a 50-point spread there, that is not at all how this night is going to be. less than 1%, the numbers mean almost nothing. georgia is a very different city in midtown atlanta that it is in the rural areas of the peach state. depending on where they're coming for just a little while. the state of south carolina, still too close to call. less than 1% in in the state of south carolina. big picture now. four states are called. let's look at the electoral count for the night. you have to have 270 votes in the electoral college to win this night or any night in presidential elections. right now, donald trump has 24. secretary clinton has three. it's a long way toward 270. another big thing we'll be for the united states senate. watching two races in states that have already closed. fox news projects the ohio republica

at this hour investigators are in the process of taking her back to west virginia. the sheriff is set to have a press conference where he will detail more information about this c little girl are hopeful that they are a bit closer to getting close your in this case. >> this is what we've been working for the whole time is to get closure, you know, to find answers for the truth. >> reporter: now relatives spoke with west virginia affiliate about the impact this has had on their family. ally i can't lunsford went missing in 2011, this case more than 5 years later she has not been found. new leads lead investigators to home in st. pete. the girl's parents lena and ralph had been in and out of jail on other charges but never deemed as suspects in this case. relatives always had questions. >> we've all had our suspicions, we've all had our ideas of what happen. and everybody -- everything goes back to lena and ralph. >> reporter: and lena lunsford has served l mondays in federal prison on welfare fraud charges. at a hearing in 2012 a circuit court judge found that the pa

this time it was number 18 west virginia. scott westerberg has more from jack trice. before the game the cyclones said thanks to their senior class, guys like alburnett native mitchell harger and kennedy grad josh jahlas. but iowa state falls behind early as kennedy mckoy finds the endzone. 14-3 west virginia. but you know how you cancel out giving up a touchdown? you do this. freshman kene nwangwu weaves his on the jets. it's a 97 yard kick return to make it a 14-10 game. cyclones get the ball back and jacob park finds allen lazard and he's got room to run 67 yards deep into mountaineer territory. lazard finished the day with 103 yards to put him over a thousand on the season for the first time in his career, but iowa state had to settle for cole netten's second field goal of the game. clones within one. after west virginia extends its scorer drills his third triple of the game and it was 21-16 at the half. west virginia strikes early in the third as skylar howard tosses a perfect deep ball to shelton gibson. that 71 yard pitch and catch gives the mountaineers a 28-1

>> what's west virginia all about?clean living, hunting, fishing, camping. good people. >> oh, boy, is this great. >> do i fit in here in west virginia? >> sure. why not? we produce energy. i mean, coal is our main stay. >> moon shine liquor. >> goes down easy? >> no, it don't. >> you guys in the emergency room, huh? >> does moon shine put hair on your chest? >> yes, it does. >> i could use a few bottles. >> i'm a man. >> what do you think is great about this country? >> our freedom. >> we are the home of the free people. we have more ingenuity. we are the smartest believe. i believe do i have the right for free speech. i do believe i have a right to bear a firearm if i want to. >> what is your favorite amendment to the constitution? >> second. >> do you think hillary is going to try to come for your gun? >> yes, i do. >> would you ever take me hunting? >> you know, i would. i don't know if you could keep up. >> why do i have to be in camouflage so a big bad quail doesn't see me. >> are you packing heated right now. >>

hillary clinton. 1429. >> donald trump swept west virginia. trounced hillary clinton. and mcdowell county by almost 4:1. you really think things are going to change? >> i think he can help us, yeah. >> reporter: sheriff west used to work in the mines. then he spent seven years at this processing they cleaned and sorted the coal that fired the furnaces at u.s. steel. it shut down now. >> they, put all of these regulations on us from washington. and mines were trying to operate. the people is counting on that in order to feed their family to pay their bills. and, and, obey the regulation that we have. but they keep putting more >> the sterling drive-in established 1945 is one of the only places left that hasn't it is a good place to talk. this is dolores johnson. >> i'm the president of the mcdowell county chamber of commerce. >> reporter: dloers andly roy johnston have been married almost four decade. he is a retired coal miner. among other jobs. >> my name is brandon burkes, correctional officer at the correctional center. >> this unemployed mother of three children. w

area, but left it in place for the panhandle of west virginia and high shots in the mountains of west virginia. those highlighted areas could still see winds gusting to 40 with our mbs washington app. find me and follow me on facebook and twitter. look for chuck bell 4. an you will be able to stay ahead of the weather as best as i can provide. current winds are still gusting well over 30 miles per hour in northern maryland. that has windchills down in the teens and 20s. current windchill in winchester, 16 degrees. windchill now in leesburg at 23. 31 for the windchill in we'll see temperatures rise into the low and mid-40s at most today, about 10 degrees colder than average. but those winds will keep the windchills in the 30s. so if you have a warm winter coat and scarf and hat and fluffs, put them all on. can't rule out an occasional passing snowflake. no accumulations, but a flying smoke flake or two always gets people's interests up. there is the five day forecast. a lot of traveling going on weekend looks nice. temperatures just about average and we should be staying dry from frida

after the loss to west virginia. promising signs in wayne so. here is more from the stadium.>> reporter: the book is closed on matt campbell's first season. the cyclones have taken a step forward work that turned into two big steps back tonight. >> my disappointment comes in the fact that one has allowed what aided us from having a chance to go to a bowl game. >> there were no touchdowns. i don't know if i have ever seen it done before.>> reporter: they could not match west virginia. >> slows down the game. there were four turnovers. that really hurt us. >> reporter: i will try to figure out how to get it championship.>> they say they will be back and they are excited for what this team has cbs to sports. >> on the brink of disaster this group of hawkeyes revived the season. i will picked up the eighth win on senior day. it was a demolition. 40-10 on the scoreboard. it was the performance fans have been waiting for. the midseason slide has been >> if you go over every aspect of the game, we put in a great game. we got knocked in the math and the

nowhere was that more true than in the coal country of west virginia. we have traveled there for this report. in west: a working mine virginia. in the heart of american coal country. federal my number one clings to life when many happen. in the last three years alone, more than 10,000 west virginia miners have been laid off. so when donald trump promised to bring back coal, people here listened. he had all these promises and he actually helps everybody and the so-called rust belt. it is a lot of people's jobs/ people have got children in college. they have got bills to pay. >> your got the power plants, pipefitters. everybody revolves around the coal industry. mineter: since may this has been operating at a reduced capacity. within 24 hours of the election, fred was back at work. did you see it as avote for survival of your industry? >> basically, yeah. >> the last stand. it's rather a chance of survival or die. reporter: voters know they want donald trump to keep his word and make america great again. what thatxactly means in policy terms but here heart

the sooners start fast and furious against a mistake-prone west virginia team. let's go to samantha with baker mayfield. >> samantha: well, this one started really feisty, so, describe to me why this one was so emotionally charged, even before it started? >> it's always chippy when you play then. especially because it's just the physical type of game. they're a physical team. so, there was a lot of chatter through social media stuff pregame and during the week, so, it kind of got everybody riled up. pregame, both teams met in the middle, pushing and shoving, so, just kind of that came out with that intensity and able to execute early on. >> so, the weather kind of dictated that you had to run the ball, but you were able to run the ball so well. what enabled the running game to perform that way? >> great offensive line. excuting and playing well right now. and obviously our running backs. two of the most talented guys in the country. when you have them, might as well utilize them and hand it off to them. i'm just here to win games, and if i'm handing it off, that

a wintry night in the west virginia mountains. already feisty, as oklahoma and west virginia collide here in morgantown. welcome to espn saturday night football oabc, presented by walma walmart. in a game with playoff implications. oklahoma ranked number nine. west virginia, hungry for a breakout win, ranked at number 14. already oklahoma state took care of tcu in the big 12 today.

where is the money for west virginia.est virginia over 20 points and then she said she wants to put coal miners out of business. what would hillary clinton say if she saw the piece. >> i don't know, she would say what i would say, this is tragic and i empathize with what they are going through. and the basket of deplorables and i found that statement to be unfortunate, people like this is who she alluded to. and whether or not it was intended. they are not prospering under the last president or republican president either. it will only get worse. >> smutting coal down 50 percent in the lat eight years. >> they have and the problem is, rather than sitting here saying it is not coming back. but do you train them for a different industry. >> it could come back in a trump presidents see. and get mining back upon up. >> and revitalize the industry. she's in the popular with the big bank and globalist and aided and abetted by the corporate media. they want to commit economic suicide by destroying coal production and natural gas

that's the piece of atmosphere in west virginia. if you're head hing out overnight tonight, 4:00 a.m. you have a mix of clouds and sun. again, you can see some showers popping up out to the west here, watch as they move across aput it into motion. 9:00 a.m. and then as we get into 1:00 p.m., very scattered. most stay dry tomorrow, i can't totally rule out the chance of showers and then we'll clear it out as we head through the evening hours and into the day on saturday. 60-degrees for your friday, saturday 55, sunday 54, big warm upcoming next week, but it's what we call storm driven warm. we'll get up to the 60s near 706789 i will not be a dry and sunny 730-degrees. > marina, over to you. this dramatic video out of cigarette as an e cigarette explode in a man's pants. the man was ebb working at the grand central station when the vapor pen it looks like on fireworks. no word on what sparked the fire. the man still being treat at the hospital burns to his hands and leg. the department of transportation has banned passengers from parki

back in 2011, lunsford's to west virginia to face additional charges. stay with us for a live report at 6:30. >>> democracy 2016 we are going into the last weekend before the presidential election, latest abc news washington post national tracking poll giving hillary clinton a two point lead over donald trump. >> in these final four days the candidates are proving how important florida is. he is holding a rally tomorrow morning. he spend his thursday in another battleground state, it's a tossup right now. meanwhile texas senator ted cruz is firing back about his support for donald trump after campaigning for him in iowa and never saying trump's name. >> i'm ready to get on a gigantic airplane with donald trump's name painted on the side of it. i voted for donald trump, i voted for mike pence. hampshire, ohio and indiana. >>> stops in pittsburgh, detroit and cleveland. she also spent yesterday in north carolina sharing the stage with are her former rival bernie sanders. she got some help on 0 the trail in florida with running mate tim kaine in sarah soci

the sooners start fast and furious against a mistake-prone west virginia team. and they close strong, 56-28. let's go to samantha with baker mayfield. >> samantha: well, this one started really feisty, so, describe to me why this one was so emotionally charged, even before it started? >> it's always chippy when you play then. especially because it's just the physical type of game. they're a physical team. so, there was a lot of chatter through social media stuff pregame and during the week, so, it kind of got everybody riled up. pregame, both teams met in the middle, pushing and shoving, so, just kind of that game and we came out with that intensity and able to execute early on. >> so, the weather kind of dictated that you had to run the ball, but you were able to run the ball so well. what enabled the running game to perform that way? >> great offensive line. excuting and playing well right now. and obviously our running backs. two of the most talented guys in the country. when you have them, might as well utilize them and hand it off to them. i'm just here to

the sooners start fast and west virginia team. and they close strong, 56-28. let's go to samantha with baker mayfield. >> samantha: well, this one started really feisty, so, describe to me why this one was so emotionally charged, even before it started? >> it's always chippy when you play then. especially because it's just the physical type of game. they're a physical team. so, there was a lot of chatter through social media stuff pregame and during the week, so, it kind of got everybody riled up. pregame, both teams met in the middle, pushing and shoving, so, just kind of that game and we came out with that intensity and able to execute early on. >> so, the weather kind of dictated that you had to run the ball, but you were able to run the ball so well. what enabled the running game to perform that way? >> great offensive line. excuting and playing well right now. and obviously our running backs. two of the most talented guys in the country. when you have them, might as well utilize them and hand it off to them. i'm just here to win games, and if i'm handing

i mean, west virginia's a good team. and we came into their stadium and won. in a good way. so, we're playing well. we just need to keep on making statementsnd and see what happens from there. >> samantha: last thing for you, i know you're a texas boy. you ever played in weather like this? >> absolutely not. maybe at recess, when they canceled school. but that's it. >> samantha: congratulations on the win. thank you, baker. >> chris: yeah, mayfield, a team guy, obviously a heisman contender, didn't have the kind of passing numbers you'd expect would help his case. doesn't care about that, because it's going to be the sooners and the cowboys in the bedlam series in a couple of weeks were the consideration. >> kirk: and that game is always so much fun. every year, and especially when there's that much at stake. i know fans always hope that it comes down to bedlam, and this year, they get their wish. >> chris: all right, now, none of the top four lost, but do you reshuffle any of yours? >> kirk: no, i think i still have alabama, obviously, at one and ohio state and michigan, th

now in cross junction quincer parts of west virginia from -- winchester and parts of west virginia. more showers there and everything and moving to the south-southeast even around front royal. so we're about as warm as we're going to be but we got more rain this afternoon. by the way. by having the wusa9 app on your smart phone. i'll be back with that seven day forecast in a few. andrea? >>> thanks howard. coming up on wusa9, barbara comstock survivors a difficult -- survives a difficult campaign challenge in virginia. we'll focus on the local issues and races when we come back. >>> plus, vladimir putin is encouraged by trump's victory, other leaders not to >>> welcome back to wusa9 news at noon. here's our couple of local races that we will watch closely last night. one tied to the presidential race was virginia's tenth congressional district. freshman congresswoman bar baa comstock fended off a -- barbara comstock fended off a challenge from bennett. she would not vote for trump after the tape of him talking whether the district should be granted state hood. voters say yes but kee

. >> reporter: mcdowell county, west virginia, echos to the sound of used to bes. used to be 100,000 people in the county. three shifts a day. that's another used to be. automation cutback the work force, machines replaced men, that was already anner to back in 1960 when john f. kennedy was campaigning here. >> what are your plans for the situation existing in the coal mines in west virginia? >> i think there are four or five things the government can do. first, the area redevelopment county. carried the state. folks here used to be staunch democrats. used to be. >> i graduated from high school in 1973, and it was bustling then. the streets were full. the businesses were here. and -- then, i got laid off in '82. when the bottom went out. >> reporter: mcdowd county says sheriff martin west is in disparate straits. >> this county was one of the these were the billion dollar coal fields. they were just, enjoying the richness of it. and now we are on the bottom. we are being totally neglected. >> reporter: most of the mines are closed now. and the county is down to few

what happened to a missing west virginia toddler? the case may have been cracked open right here in the bay area - with the arrest of the little girl's mom in st. pete. 3-year old aliayah lunsford vanished from her home in 2011. the sheriff in lewis county, west virginia tells 10news - her mom has always been a person of interest. 10news reporter kendra conlon discovers how mother lena lunsford is now the prime suspect - charged with her daughter's death. neighbors in weston, west virginia haven't stopped searching... wondering what happened to little aliayah lunsford. now, it appears her mom, lena... has been living here in st. pete with the secret of her daughter's death. lunsford had told investigators she saw her 3-year old sleeping in bed - the morning of september 24th, 2011... when she went to she'd vanished. but her mom didn't report aliayah's disappearance - for 2 and a half hours. she claimed she'd been out looking for her daughter. right now... there are still so many unanswered questions... what led investigators to lunsf

bbc news, west virginia. that is the complaint you hear from a lot of americans who have suffered from a loss of manufacturing jobs. one of the most urgent challenges will be working out a way to deal with russia. it is one of the biggest foreign-policy differences between the candidates. rate when washington and moscow have not been this tense sent the cold war -- since the cold war. reporter: clinton, bush, and obama. they have all had to deal with vladimir putin. the face of russian politics for more than 16-years. he started out, or so it seemed, america's friend. smiles turned to suspicion. in the kremlin launched a crackdown on political opponents, the u.s. grew disillusioned with the russian leader. he became disillusioned with america. and the invasion of iraq washington's unilateral withdrawal from the ballistic missile treaty. at one point the u.s. and russia tried to hit the reset button. it did not work. when antigovernment street protests erupted in russia, vladimir putin claimed washington was b

furious against a mistake-prone west virginia team. and they close strong, 56-28. let's go to samantha with baker mayfield. >> samantha: well, this one started really feisty, so, describe to me why this one was so emotionally charged, even before it started? >> it's always chippy when you play then. especially because it's just the physical type of game. they're a physical team. so, there was a lot of chatter through social media stuff pregame and during the week, so, up. pregame, both teams met in the middle, pushing and shoving, so, just kind of that game and we came out with that intensity and able to execute early on. >> so, the weather kind of dictated that you had to run the ball, but you were able to run the ball so well. what enabled the running game to perform that way? >> great offensive line. excuting and playing well right now. and obviously our running backs. two of the most talented guys in the country. when you have them, might as well utilize them and hand it off to them. i'm just here to win games, and >> samantha: as you know, a lot of people wrot

track: reporting in piedmont, west virginia, i'm kellie but don't tell that to shoppers. we're live at lindale mall as the doors open tonight. and we'll introduce you to one mom who isn't letting her pregnancy slow her down from her routine. join us tonight at 6. tonight at 6. this fire destroyed the iowa gold distributing building. the central city fire department says peopl the fire chief advised people to turn them off because of possible smoke plume contaminates. also, one firefighter went to the hospital for a "life-threatening" medical issue. as you prepare to possibly hit the roads this evening, the weather should remain quiet until later tonight. a very weak system will be moving through the upper midwest and will create a few flurries or light snow showers, mainly in our northern counties. thank you, chris, and thank you kcrg-tv9 news at 5. now we go to new york for abc's w >>> tonight, we're tracking several holiday storms. the trouble in the west. and the what saturday in the east. icy rain and snow fueling what could turn into a travel disaster. >>> breaking n

i mean, west virginia's a good team. and we came into their stadium and won. in a good way. so, we're playing well. we just need to keep on making statements and win the big 12 and see what happens from there. >> samantha: last thing for you, i know you're a texas boy. you ever played in weather like this? >> absolutely not. canceled school. but that's it. >> samantha: congratulations on the win. thank you, baker. >> chris: yeah, mayfield, a team guy, obviously a heisman contender, didn't have the kind of passing numbers you'd expect would help his case. doesn't care about that, because it's going to be the sooners and the cowboys in the bedlam series in a couple of weeks were the big 12 championship and playoff consideration. >> kirk: and that game is always so much fun. every year, and especially when comes down to bedlam, and this year, they get their wish. >> chris: all right, now, none of the top four lost, but do you reshuffle any of yours? >> kirk: no, i think i still have alabama, obviously, at one and ohio state and michigan, they'll work that out this saturday in c

by winning in west virginia, he canna put away humphrey. that was good for him, but he also said that a catholic couldn't win outside of the catholic enclave like wisconsin. >> were talking earlier about iowa. >> it would've been a real game changer. >> you're exactly right. as i was in thinking through, the whole book came out of this podcast that i do in the podcast must continue, even though i guess we are getting new stories for the second volume. what i'm working on right now, obama's victory in iowa in 2008. you are exactly right. it was years and years of inexperience. first-term senator, inexperience. first-term senator, no executive experience, using the primary caucus process and axelrod writes about this in his book believer, you build your prestige in the contest so people start to see u.s. presidential, even though you've never had any executive experience in your life at all. in iowa, he not only one in iowa, a state that is basically a white state for all intents and purposes, but was able, by doing that and overcoming hillar

>> yes exactly. >> west virginia is not unusual. on your side investigators talked to officials in all 50 states. we found 29 have protection order registries or something similar. >> before the registry, to be honest with you, a lot of times officers would not enforce protective orders. >> what stopped them? fear of making a misfake. >> are officer -- mistake. >> about make a bad arrest than protecting a victim? >> i think a lot of times, yes. the courts tend to favor the defen dapts. they -- defendants. they favor the rights more than the victim. >> you have to limit the liability of the police officers so we don't in turn end up getting sue for false arrest. >> that's how it still is in ohio. officers afraid of getting sued they can confirm the order. they have to call the court clerks. >> sometimes there's a delay with clerks getting back to us. >> in the meantime victims are left hanging. >> they are. >> victims like jane. in march she called independence police after her husband harassed her. the officer who responded tried to

i mean, west virginia's a good team. and we came into their stadium and won. in a good way. so, we're playing well. we just need to keep on making statements and win the big 12 and see what happens from there. >> samantha: last thing for you, i know you're a texas boy. >> absolutely not. maybe at recess, when they canceled school. but that's it. >> samantha: congratulations on the win. thank you, baker. >> chris: yeah, mayfield, a team guy, obviously a heisman contender, didn't have the kind of passing numbers you'd expect would help his case. doesn't care about that, because it's going to be the sooners and the cowboys in the bedlam series in a couple of weeks were the big 12 championship and playoff consideration. >> kirk: and that game is always i know fans always hope that it comes down to bedlam, and this year, they get their wish. >> chris: all right, now, none of the top four lost, but do you reshuffle any of yours? >> kirk: no, i think i still have alabama, obviously, at one and ohio state and michigan, they'll work that out this saturday in columbus. and clemson sit

. >>> also, a troubling story out of west virginia today. this white man accused of murdering a black teenager after they got in some sort of argument. police say the suspect is showing no remorse. even calling the victim a piece of trash. we have that story out of west virginia and the bombing inside syria escalates. a group makes a video with a message for the world. hear what they are asking on this thanksgiving day. thank you so much for being with me, i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. ♪ we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. (vo) your love is purely thoughtful, purely natural, purely fancy feast. delicious entrées, crafted to the last detail. flaked tuna, white-meat chicken, never any by-products or fillers. purel

a wintry night in the west virginia mountains.d west virginia collide here in morgantown. welcome to espn saturday night football on abc, presented by walma walmart. in a game with playoff implications. oklahoma ranked number nine. west virginia, hungry for a breakout win, ranked at number 14. already

i mean, west virginia's a good team. and we came into their stadium and won. in a good way. so, we're playing well. we just need to keep on making statements and win the big 12 and see what happens from there. >> samantha: last thing for you, i know you're a texas boy. you ever played in weatherik >> absolutely not. maybe at recess, when they canceled school. but that's it. >> samantha: congratulations on the win. thank you, baker. >> chris: yeah, mayfield, a team guy, obviously a heisman contender, didn't have the kind of passing numbers you'd expect would help his case. doesn't care about that, because it's going to be the sooners and the cowboys in the bedlam series in a couple of weeks were the big 12 championship and playoff consideration. >> kirk: and that game is always i know fans always hope that it comes down to bedlam, and this year, they get their wish. >> chris: all right, now, none of the top four lost, but do you reshuffle any of yours? >> kirk: no, i think i still have alabama, obviously, at one and ohio state and michigan, they'll work that out this saturday

. >>> new information tonight about a controversial facebook post by two west virginia women caused a nationwide backlash >> tone and shawn, temperatures comfortable. the showers that passed through the light showers that you may have seen secreted stage right and we're going to bring on clear skies an cool evening and seven-day forecast. i got 70's and freezing temperatures within a few days of each other. we'll show you all of that when fox 5 local news at 6:00 comes >>> a minnesota police officer is facing manslaughter charges tonight for the shooting death of philando castile. the officer shot castille following a traffic stop and is his girlfriend you may recall stream the aftermath of the shooting live on facebook. prosecutors say the officer's fear did not deadly force. officer yanez is charged with manslaughter. it's the strongest the family could have hoped for. >> the family is pleased with the recommendation. we know what type of charges could be brought about by statute of minnesota laws. family and i to support the decision >> he's facing dangerous charge of a firearm and

rodney is live, she will be speaking with investigators in west virginia today. >> reporter: and dan, that should be happening in the next there of lewis county, west virginia plans to hold a press conference later this morning details more information about this case. >> my baby is -- >> reporter: aliayah went missing, the case sharked a nationwide search. more than five years later she has never been found. now a new lead in the case leading home in st. pete where they arrested loan a lunsford in connection with the case. her charges child abuse causing death. lunsford moved to the area. loved ones believe they are one step closer to getting closure in this case. >> this is what we've been working for the whole time is to get closure, you know, to find answers. for the truth. >> reporter: the girls parents lena and ralph have been in and out of the jail on other relatives told our west virginia affiliate they always had questions. >> we've all had our suspicions, we've all had our ideas of what happen. and everybody -- everything goes back to loan a and ralph. >> reporter: lena luns

the polls opened in west virginia. voting under way to select the 45th president. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. chopper 4 is over a polling location in falls church. we have a look at the voting from the ground at centerville high school in faax traffic on the morning commute. >> right now we have the slow down on the beltway through prince george's county. this is near fedex field. still have the crash slowing things there on the outer loop of the beltway. rest of the beltway actually looks pretty good right now. southbound 270, that problem still hanging around the crash is on the shoulder. we see the delays. they're southbound. 66 and 95, no big worries there. we're seeing some delays inbound polls opened at 6:00. we have a shot from chopper 4 over arlington to show you what it looks like there. and then we've been of course here from the very start at centerville high school, the site of two precincts as well. we had a rush of people to come in here at centerville high school at 6:00 right now, people are just coming and going,

. >>> what happened to a missing west virginia toddler. the case may have been cracks wide open right here at the bay area with the arrest of the little girl's mom in cmp. three-year-old aliayah lunsford vanished from her home in 2011. 10news her mom has always been a person of interest. tonight, 10news reporter discovers how the mother lena lunsford is now the prime suspect charged with her daughter's death.>> reporter: for five years neighbors in weston west virginia have not stopped searching and wondering what happened to little aliayah lunsford. now it appears her mom lena has been living here in st. pete daughter's death. >> a lot of people have always felt that is where the answer did late. with this whole mystery. >> she had told investigators she saw her three old sleeping in bed the morning of september 24, 2011 and when she went to check on her again she had vanished her mom did not report the disappearance for 2.5 hours. she claimed she had been out looking for her daughter.>> for her girl. >> there are so many investigations -

a wintry night in the west virginia mountains. already feisty, as oklahoma and west virginia collide here in morgantown. welcome to espn saturday night football on abc, presented by walma walmart. in a game with playoff implications. oklahoma ranked number nine. west virginia, hungry for a breakout win, ranked at number 14. already oklahoma state took care