>>anny hong: we're seeing some signs of relief from real cold arctic air south if schools in session 37 in mountain view 44 in san francisco their signs that the mild air is on to beat off returning to bay area so we are attracting some significance no as well in the sierra. >>anny hong: our highlight for the next couple of days we are tracking some freezing temperatures sunday had a chance for some showers. >>robin winston: edition the traveler for accident and some wall was from 84 before the six and split it came across the bay bridge and ended up here on highway 101 the sierra point park when he person the seoul told trucks chp chased across the bridge it is unclear if all lanes of blocked police activity avoided it may be blocked consider using some 280 northbound traffic on the opposite side looks great so far not impact by the police activity stuff no delays and all is a great ride out of oakland 10 minutes from the foot of the maze out to fremont street. >>james: people living on the 1400 block of sacramento st.. >>stanley roberts: this truck pulls up and parks he walked up t

i tell annie everyday i don't know if i want to do this. it's not an easy thing to do but i think it's the right thing to do. i'm not talking about myself, i'm talking about its victims and i feel it's an important message and feel this is the path i'm supposed to be on at this point in my life. >> leah remini. thanks for being here. the documentary airs tomorrow night on >>> just ahead what you should never bring to work if you want your co-work others to have a i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. good is in every blue diamond almond. a good that comes in 20 flavors from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey

granderson and kristin sultis anderson. who came out on top, if anybody? >> i think in this debate, they are who we thought they were. if you already liked donald trump you probably liked his clinton, you probably liked this performance. they both doubled down on the things their supporters already love about them. think the question is how will the undecideds break? on the one hand folks that are sort of reagan democrats. they should be in clinton's camp but they like trump's fiery rhetoric, saw plenty of that tonight. then more moderate republicans, should be in trump's camp, but are concerned about his temperament. i think he did not put those concerns to bed tonight. >> in your interview, l.z., did somebody come out on top? >> i agree 100% depend upon your attitudes going into this. the one thing about the undecideds, if they had any questions about donald trump's temperament, i don't think he gave them any peace at the evidence the night. once she's brought up his father, he seemed to unravel a little bit. as the night went on not only was he overrunn

annie anderson is in the courtroom. stay with abc 13 for the latest. >>> new at noon, a two car accident created traffic issues in lynchburg this morning. according to cruise at the scene, two cars collided on campbell avenue near florida avenue around 10:00 a.m. no word on any injuries or charges. campbell avenue was closed a while as crews worked to clear the scene. city officials say the area is now back open. >>> donald trump is the republican race. a 22 point victory in the nevada caucuses last night that sought record turnout. marco rubio and ted cruz remain locked in a tight race for second place. both hope to get republicans to come around to them as an alternative to trump. bazi kanani reports. >> reporter: the winner by a large margin, donald trump, celebrates hours before the runners-up in nevada were even declared. >> you know, i get greedy. i want money. now we are going to get greedy for the united states. for the second time in a row, marco rubio it just barely edges out ted cruz for second place. >> we f

annie anderson joins us and roanoke and paul is on the south side. melissa, let's start with you. >> melissa: good afternoon. i hope everyone is waking up to this beautiful weather. we had the rain early this morning.here's a live you are lynchburg tower cam. still a lot of snow on the ground, but you to full blue skies and sunshine. you see this moving out of the richmond area. we are going to see sunshine and quiet weather through the rest of the week and even into the weekend. a quick check of your weather. temperatures warming up. a mix of sun and clouds across the area. 46 in lynchburg. 48 in danville. 45 in roanoke. 46 in brookneal. 40 in blacksburg. 84 in hot springs. high temperatures today in the upper 40s and lower 50s to the south side. 48 in lynchburg. we are calling for 52 in danville. 46 for the high in roanoke. 43 in blacksburg. a nice warming trend on the way and a nice weekend forecast. let's take a full look coming up. >>> freezing rain created challenges for crews in lynchburg. the secondary roads are the biggest concern. mona kosa

. >> noreen: annie anderson continues team coverage in roanoke. >> reporter: the snow is starting to taper off and we are getting the wintry mix. thankfully, we're not seeing any of the freezing rain yet. as for the roads, here's 581 through roanoke. vdot has crews working nonstop. even with that, the snow is coming down faster than they can plow. right now, they are focusing on main roads. those are the ones numbered one through 599. the intersection of orange avenue has been plowed, but there is a lot of snow on the ground.have you ever seen it this empty? that means a lot of people are staying off the roads. i just talked to appalachian right now, there's about 400 households without power in polasky. they're not having any major problems, but they have crews on a in case conditions get worse. >> noreen: we are getting reports from dominion power. more than 800 outages in south boston. as of 11:00 this morning, state police report there have been 55 traffic crashes across the state. troopers are responding to 23 disabled vehicles. police responded to a fatal crash. in frederick co

"annie" was brought in by anderson county animal control last month. officials say she suffered a gunshot wound to the front leg. that is how she was found. she had a surgery and a pin was replaced -- placed in their to repair her shattered elbow. officials say she's recovering at the greenville humane society. they say she'll soon go home to be fostered by one of their vets. carol: a possible change in plans to dump coal ash in the upstate, but one community is fighting to john: a few snow showers developing in kentucky and tennessee. the main batch of snow is off to the northwest, moving quickly in our direction. the possibility of coal ash michael: the possibility of coal ash coming to liberty has lit a fire under people there. they are mobilizing a fight on many fronts, carol: tonight, 150 people camee to a town hall meeting, and wyff news 4's john lyon talked to a couple close to the center of the controversy. >> coming over the bridge, you can see the clearing. john: kim and robert lewis stand on the back deck of their dream home, overlooking a s

3 only on fox... 3 take a look at annie... she's the third dog to be shot in anderson county in the past few weeks.two have survived and one has died.no one has been arrested in these cases... and it appears they're not related. 3 we are happy to be able to say tonight that annie is doing okay...but is still recovering after emergency surgery. surgery.fox carolina's sharon johnson joins us live.sharon - do we know who shot her? 3 no, animal advocates do not know who shot her.surprisingly - annie is doing well.she had surgery today and already up trying to walk on her leg.but it will be weeks before she is 3 someone shot this beautiful and gentle dog - then left it to fend for itself or die.but she didn't...((sot kim)) 1:05:28 "the leg is so- so mangled, candidly it was so mangled and we were concerned we would not be able to do that surgery."with that surgery- annie has been given a second chance. chance.1:05:03 "when she came in, she ws visibly limping. at the time, we didn't know. we saw the gunshot wound, but we didn't know

in anderson county... and the message from animal advocates... to pet owners in our area. 3 and how all the dry winter air could be making us sick!it is a problem, but we have some tips to keep your family healthy, tonight at ten. 3 we thank you for joining tonight on thee ten o'clock news. 3 (male vo) across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza . for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza . he said victoza works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. (male vo) victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic keto

abc 13 reporter annie anderson is inside the courtroom. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. will be laid to rest. her funeral service will begin at 3:00 p.m. at the mccoy funeral home. there will be a graveside burial in blacksburg. abc 13 has confirmed a memorial fund has been set up in nicole's honor at the blacksburg national bank. >>> a former fbi profiler weighing in on the level case. doctor mary ellen o'toole said based on her experience it is much easier for those admired to hide behind criminal behavior. we must point out david eisenhower is innocent until proven guilty. o'toole says she believes eisenhower may have had a criminal mindset and hid that athlete. >> this is not the result of snapping. there is an evolutionary process to this type of behavior. investigators will be looking >> eisenhower stabbed level after she tried to expose their inappropriate relationship. >>> right now, a judge's hearing witness testimony in the trial for the alleged gang members accused of killing waynesboro police reserve captain

annie anderson is digging into this for us and joins us live near where the baby was found. >> reporter: the baby was found here in one of the dumpsters at the blackwater in rocky mount. the police department got a call tuesday evening saying a woman had come in showing signs of just having a baby.police say that woman, 24-year-old catherine, denied having a baby. they found clues that lead them to believe the baby may have been put in one of these dumpsters. they searched them and found the body of a newborn baby. the baby appeared to be in its third trimester. police don't know if the baby was stillborn or died in a dumpster, but are hopeful they will know soon. >> we are expecting to get results pretty quickly. it is something we want to resolve quickly.>> reporter: depending on what the medical examiner finds, the mother could be charged with them properly disposing of the body or much worse. live in rocky mount, annie anderson. >>> now to the latest information on the killing of 13-year-old nicole lovell. natalie keepers has hired an attorney. the commonwealth attorney said tomorro

annie anderson reports.3 3 in front of a packed crowed, virginia tech's flint water study broke down who they think is responsible for the flint water crisis.they blame michigan's department of environmental quality and the epa for most of it, but not all.(siddhartha roy, researcher, flint water study) "the michigan governor, the city of flint and the health department. they would not look at 3 their own data and realize maybe there was trouble, but relied on what deq was saying. so they were at fault. 10%but amid new details that show michigan's department of technology, management and budget sent bottled water to state employees all the way back in january 20-15, the blame placed on the state could go up.(roy) "how could an entire population drink lead tainted water when the people who are paid to protect them are getting clean. this is unfair, this is just not right.(maggie carlin, flint water study) "just driving it into the ground, just how horrible this is."the crowd stood to applaud several times during the presentation, especially when researchers talked about how despite con

annie anderson is live now. >> reporter: it was a packed house. the auditorium holds 300 people and there were two overthrow overthrow -- overflow rooms. in front of a packed crowd down who they think is to blame for flint's water crisis. >> the governor, the city of flint's water department did not rely on the information. they were at fault 10%. >> reporter: but new details said that bottled water was sent to people back in 2015. >> this is unfair. this is just not right. >> just driving it into the ground just how horrible it is. >> reporter: the crowd stood for applause several times, especially when researchers talked about how despite scientific evidence, [indiscernible] was wrong. but nobody was flint mom, leeian walters. >> i just want to say thank you to the student. and to mark for supporting us and listening to us. >> reporter: researchers told the crowd that the bottled water that people are sending is extremely helpful. they estimate it is going to cost $10,000 for each house for new water lines. the $28 million is nowhere near the am

annie anderson spoke to his friend and colleague to learn more about me to sew them together and sat around and we told stories about scary cuz he's been here at telling stories he had quite an amazing life montana native jerry schiller started working at virginia tech back in nineteen seventy one in that time colleagues say they can even begin to count the number of students he impacted scores and scores of his former students have been making posts on facebook about he changed their lives and about. he was their favorite professor and he was their mentor some posted a touching tribute to schiller this was his favorite movie others like former student an academy award winner jeff can see leo rolled out their feelings saying news my film that my coach my champion my inspiration my source and was home with folklore and every film from now on his fourth year she looks still talk occasionally but in recent years the transition to university relations making videos like this for mind he just moved into the pool in his retirement home and is just gonna take a leading travel and have fun d

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annie anderson reports . amy pruden/professor in civil "it all happened with marc edwards getting a phone call from a worried mom." after getting that call, virginia tech researcher marc edwards got a team together to go to flint and test the water. what they found was scary. amy pruden/professor in civil and environmental engineering "crazy levels of lead. i mean, just frightening levels that immediately sounded the alarm." the scientists told the state s department of environment quality about their concerns, but they say it didn )t go well. amy pruden/professor in civil and environmental engineering "unfortunately, he was attacked because somebody wasn t doing their job. somebody messed up to have the lead end up in the water and that was the michigan department of environmental quality." after getting back to virginia tech, students put together kits to send to flint residents to find problem was. almost all of the kits came back. none had good results. siddhartha roy/flint water study researcher "last we

>>anny h: here is a lot of the outside the golden gate bridge on the left san mateo bridge and the bay bridge are on the right and when we do have team coverage of the rand report to start with jane to talk about the forecast the rest of this morning. >>james: we want to jump outside she once more the we're seeing this is a life you the san francisco the embarcadero, you concede it is still wet and places we have pretty the standing orders--waters. >>james: livermore that moderate to heavy rangers finally out of you to consider a light rain is right there at the out to my past things to the livermore valley dublin presence and are beginning to slow the drive out this morning for alamo danville and greater east bay valley including bret world which have the light rain in the last check that also has. has. >>james: it does not show much of sure headed this way but keep the umbrella handy you might need to lead the can for stress shower primarily in the morning hours and then here is 6:00 in the evening the evening commute with the fact for all the way to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning before

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