a second virginia tech student, is facing new charges. the announcement comes as the mother of the victim speaks for the first time. megan hughes reports. the mother of 13-year- old nicole lovell- nicknamed coley- speaking publicly for the first time since her daughters body was found saturday dumped along this north carolina road. tammy weeks, victim's mother: nicole was a very lovable person. nicole touched many people throughout her very short life. and now we're learning more about how lovell's life came to an end: mary pettitt, montgomery co. commonwealth attorney: a very preliminary determination of cause of death is stabbing. 19-year-old virginia tech student natalie keepers had previously been charged with improper disposal of a dead body. she's now facing a new premeditated murder. the commonwealth's attorney says the murder occurred last wednesday-the same day nicole's parent believe she climbed out of her bedroom window. weeks said her daughter had a liver transplant before the age of one, battled non-hodgkins lymphoma at four

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intern for nasa, both hail from the same maryland county before they began their college careers at virginia tech. now both are in jail without bond. keepers was in court yesterday on those earlier charges. on these new charges on february fourth. megan hughes abc news washington.

virginia is under a state of emergency after tornadoes and thunderstorms left at least four people dead. the hardest hit was waverly where the twister cut a 5-mile path of destruction through the town. two men and a toddler died when their mobile home was hit by the tornado. police say their bodies were found about 300 yards from the home. "as wind gusts continue to affect the area, citizens should be aware of loose limbs, downed power lines, other wind-related hazards. so use caution if you're traveling as debris and wires may still obstruct the roadway." in lancaster pennsylvania, high winds flattened homes and barns. deaths or injuries. the national weather service had confirmed at least 27 tornadoes from the gulf coast, texas, the carolinas and virginia as of thursday morning an inmate firefighter is in critical condition in southern california. she was part of a crew battling a brush fire near malibu. the fire burned about 20 acres, and forced the evacuation of nearby homes. it started around 3 o'clock this morning, near the pacific coast highway. the cause of the fire is still und

-:14 :14-:40 :40-:45 :45-:58 :58-1:02 1:02-1:10 1:10-2:03 it turns out rick schrank's shop class at virginia city high is surprisingly popular. frisby: "last year i was the only girl and talking to a bunch of my you the chance to build something like this. it is student designed and built from ground up. a class project from the drawing board to construction to fund raising. schrank: "engineering, manufacturing, construction and they also learned public speaking going out and raising funds." like the real thing it's built to be light, easily stored and set up. about 95 percent finished, it emerged from the garage this morning for its first test drive. dohoney: "i don't think it had as much steering radius as we'd like." breckenridge: "i think a solid week of just working on it and making sure it can turn without crashing into the curb." but the fully independent suspension seemed to glide. that will be important when

on october 31st a bicyclist was injured in a hit and run accident at virginia street and beacon. while reno police located the vehicle, which was reported stolen 15 minutes after the accident, they are still looking for the driver. that person too will be charged under the new law with felony hit and run. we don't know if the law will change the attitudes of drivers-- knowing a felony charge is in the making if they cause death or injury and leave the scene--but that may ultimately not be the point. instead law enforcement hopes drivers just do the right and responsible thing. tim broadway: it is not worth your livlihood and your freedom if you leave the scene of an accident. own up. it gives closure to families when we can identify all the people involved in the accident, and get their side of the story as well.. broadway says the new law's motto: "don't run call nine-11. in reno terri russell kolo 8 crashes. call secret witness. ### police may be clamping down even harder on buzzed drivers. and, it could have a very real impact on the next time you go out for drinks. we're brea

heather baker from virginia is living the scenario that health officials fear. baker: "after i got home from my trip, i discovered as swollen lymph node on this side of my head." baker worked as a missionary in guatamala and now has the zika virus. and even for those staying at home, there is health emergency because of 12 cases in five counties there. gov. rick scott: "we are requesting that cdc provide us with 1,000 zika test kits so we can test pregnant and new mothers who have travelled to affected areas and have symptoms of zika." in brazil, the fight against zika is uniting the nation. a brazilian health workers union has even called off a strike... staying on the job to help in the battle aginst the fast spreading virus. brazil's president in a speech to the nation said zika has gone from a "distant nightmare" to a "real threat." the government, scrambling to start developing a vaccine... but until one is ready, she says, mosquito control is their best course of action. but with tourists flocking to brazil for carnival and the olympics, health officials a

again tonight at skyline church off longley starting at ..and tomorrow morning at pipers opera hous in virginia city starting at 9-30. kolo 8 news now's catherine is speaking with doctor carson about the race - she will have more for us tonight at 6:30 . even more republican presidential candidates will be in northern nevada this week ahead of the caucus. senator marco rubio will speak at the peppermill casino tomorrow. doors open at 11-30 in the morning. the event starts at 12- 30. if you are planning on going, each guest has to r-s-v-p. if you can't register online, there will be onsite registration at the door. rubio will also be in minden and elko tomorrow. senator ted cruz will make several northern nevada stops tomorrow speak at a rally at the boys and girls club of truckee meadows. doors open at 7 p-m. cruz will make stops in fernley, carson city, minden, and elko. trump will be in sparks on tuesday. he'll speak at a rally at the nugget casino resort at noon. doors open at 10 a-m. the event is free and open to the public, but registrations are encouraged. for a complete list of where the

ben carson is stopping by piper's opera hosue in virginia city-- monday morning. then jeb bush and ted cruz will be in reno monday night. also on monday-- marco rubio is planning on making stops in elko, reno, and minden. donald trump will have an event at the nugget on tuesday... while cruz makes stops in fernley, minden, and carson city. you can find more information about the campaign stops, at kolo t-v dot com. ### every election year, voter i-d laws are brought up. some think the laws help to prevent election fraud. others think they disenfranchise minorities, and tip the scales in favor of republicans. south carolina is gearing up for the first vote in the south, -and it's the first state to impose a voter i-d law. kolo 8 news now zampa spoke with experts in the palmetto state. voter id laws have evolved since south carolina pioneered the requirement in 1950 - but the question has remained the same throughout the years: why are the laws really in place? 33 states have voter id laws - some are stricter than others. professor todd shaw: "it's a form of a poll

shortly after midnight, when officers responded to a report of a break-in at the store located on south virginia street. when officers arrived on scene, they found a smashed window. the suspects made off with a "large amount" of merchandise. police are looking for two black men seen driving a white, four- door pickup truck. anyone with any information is asked to call the reno police department or secret the body of one of the two fishermen who went missing in pyramid lake has been recovered. authorities say it was found just off of warrior point in water about 130 feet deep. today, searchers were expected to continue their search for the second man. both were visiting from the bay area. they disappeared during a fishing trip on january first. washoe county's second judicial district court is warning you about a phone scam targeting washoe county residents. scammers claim that the potential victim failed to appear for jury duty on a specific date and that a fine of up to two thousand five hundred dollars must be paid to avoid arrest. the scammer will sometimes say multiple letters were already s

it's a vicious cycle all too familiar for west virginia senator shelley moore capito. capito: "it ruins families." both she and senator gillibrand have asked the centers for disease control and prevention to issue guidelines for the safe treatment of acute pain, like a broken bone or taking out a wisdom tooth. they cdc currently only focuses on guidelines for chronic pain. mayor myrick's plan to combat opioid abuse takes a page out of europe and australia's plans. in places like australia, dealers are considered illegal, but the users have the chance to come forward and get the help they need without fear of facing charges. senator gillibrand says she hopes to take examples from both local and international government to find a way to solve the problem. she hopes to take examples from both local and international government to find a capito "i am hopeful that everyone will act. that the doctors will act the health care providers will act, otherwise we'll lose a generation." kellie meyer kolo 8 news now. more and more drones are taking to the skies... and an instructor

and up to 5 in virginia. ""it's whipping you at the back of the head.. it hurts.. it's like being on the roller coaster." in north carolina-- officials are blaming winter weather for nearly 12 hundred crashes since midnight. and in boston, sunday's shattered a 60 year old record.. and marked the coldest valentine's day in new york, in 100 years. forecasters say relief from this dangerous cold is coming. a storm from the south will bring warmer temperatures by midweek. ### wind advisory in effect for the sierra front and tahoe basin wednesday, from 8 am until 10 pm. sustained wind of 25-35 mph is likely with gusts to 55+ mph. high pressure will keep the weather dry and mild through early wednesday. tuesday highs will likely be the warmest temperatures of the year to date. the next chance of rain and snow arrives on wednesday, as a pacific trough pushes inland. it will be warm and windy to start, with gusty southerly wind east of the sierra crest and snow levels above 8000'. by wednesday night, temperatures and

cam 3 - wx mic thieves took high end bottles from total wine and spirits on south virginia street, sunday morning. kolo 8 news now paul harris is following this active investigation. paul, police say these theives knew exactly what they wanted. noah... police say it was not your usual smash and grab case... as the for the expensive bottles of bordeaux and napa cabernet. officers also told me this is not the first time these suspects have targeted total wine and spirits. nats on monday total wine and spirits was back to normal business but that was not the case sunday morning. officer tim broadway, reno police department, "noticed glass from the door " police say these two suspects described as two black males, 6'1" to 6'2" with heavy builds. broke the lower part of the front door and headed directly to the high end section of the store where the expensive bottles are kept. they then loaded the bottles into this white door and headed directly to the high end section of the store where the expensive bottles are kept. they then loaded the bottles into this white ford f-150 pick up and made t

rob's got the weather. >> george, look at how sweet these kids are from virginia beach, virginia. emma celebrating a birthday. how old are you? >> 8. >> i bet you're a good tumbler. look, we have severe weather we want to talk across the midsection of the country. in the deep south, strong winds, memphis, nashville >> it's mild and springlike out there. lara, back to you. >> thank you so much, rob. >>> "pop news" time. we'll begin with some sad, but heartwarming in the way. the iconic musical "grease" come to life on fox. last night. for one of the stars, it had to be incredibly difficult to perform. vanessa hudgens took the stage just hours after her dad passed away from stage 4 cancer less than 24 hours earlier. and i don't mind but i can feel and i can cry worst things i could do." it had to be tough. revealing she performed the show dad would have been so proud. social media agreed. she nailed the part. no word on how many millions tuned into the broadcast. but #greaselive was the number one trend on twitter. taylor swift posted this on snapchat. singing along with the show. t

that one in evergreen, virginia. now to waverly, virginia, a town waking up this morning destroyed. a town that's looking around and realizing that at least three members of their community are dead this morning. phillip mena is there live. hey, phillip, just tell us what you see around there. again, monster storm. >> reporter: the devastation in this town is just striking, as we mentioned right here is where those three people were killed including that toddler but the trailer they were in when the storm hit is nowhere to be found. all that is left are these piles of lumber and twisted metal and over there the remnants of what was yesterday a functioning laundromat. and that orange washing machine now just out in the open air. authorities are still assessing the damage. everyone has been accounted for but it's going to be months before they can rebuild. so sam, just a devastating blow to this community. >> i got to tell you when people walk out the door and they can't realize where their streets are or where the markers that they knew every day in their this storm isn't done. we ha

it will be held at great basin bicycles on south virginia street. joining me now is lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. high pressure will strengthen over the sierra and western nevada, bringing dry conditions through the work week. above average temperatures today will ease down to near average tuesday, then jump to well above average for wednesday through friday. the next chance for light precipitation will be saturday. a fast-moving upper disturbance is moving off into the eastern taking most of the mid and high clouds with it. the infrared satellite presentation is/was decent forcing- with a >>> welcome back to "good morning america" on this monday morning. and we're counting down to oscar sunday. rachel smith helping us get red-carpet ready, showing great workouts stars use to get in shape. rachel, you have some high-tech gear that can help us, too. right, rach. >> oh, yeah. sure do, robin. to keep me on the glam game, i'm check it out. to keep me on the glam game, i'm rocking the new smartwatch from samsung. i just took my bpm. 2,237

this young lady has been watching us for 35 years, miss virginia harper. where are you from in texas? >> dallas. >> why did it take so long to visit us. >> i've been working a lot. i'm here now. >> are you retired now? >> yes. >> congratulations. we're so happy you came to see us on this chilly day. gusting over 45 miles an hour. 65 in nantucket. windchills dropping not only across the great lakes but down to the south minus one sunday morning in raleigh. >> this weathercast is brought to you by liberty mutual. what's in that coffee cup? you're hiding it. >> something that couples rarely talk about, merging their finances. we spoke to a financial expert to get her take on how you can plan your financial future together and abc's rebecca >> brian friedman and kayla baez met 2 and a half years ago. >> somebody who loves dogs, how can you not fall in love with. >> reporter: plan to get married this summer. talking about merging finances has been a challenge. >> for me talking about money is very uncomfortable. >> reporter: according to a "newsweek" poll, 40%

he's been targeting minnesota, virginia, arkansas, he can keep getting delegates by coming in a close second or third, but he's got to find a place to win. i think 20% is his biggest number, 20% in texas if he gets less than that he can get shut out of all of texas' delegates. >> they have to build up enough delegates to try to block trump even if they can't get there themselves. on the democratic side hillary clinton coming out of that big win saturday in south carolina. looks like she's ready to roll through the south. >> that's right and bernie sanders has to find a way to win somewhere where we don't expect him to. his home state votes, he can win there. probably massachusetts next door but he's got to find a way not to get decimated again in the south. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. >>> we're going to be out in force on super tuesday. i'll be with our whole political team for a prime time show and tonight." >> a storm bringing severe weather to the plains. where are you, rob? >> great-looking crowd down there and great-looking crowd on stage. happy oscars monday. we do have

abc's eva pilgrim has the latest from blacksburg, virginia. eva. >> reporter: two standout students facing charges in the death of a 13-year-old girl reported missing almost a week ago. police have found her body, but the search for answers is just students behind bars held the death of a 13-year-old girl from blacksburg, virginia. >> she was a typical little girl, talkative, friendly, looked out for a lot of the younger kids that came in on the bus and just sweet. >> reporter: 18-year-old david eisenhauer charged with kidnapping and premeditated murder. police say he knew the victim. >> eisenhauer used this relationship to his advantage to abduct and then kill her. >> reporter: nicole lovell's mom telling "the washington post" that police believe the 13-year-old met eisenhauer online. authorities believe lovell active on kik, a messaging app which offers users anonymity and ability to send photos. eisenhauer, a track star, his high school principal remembering him as goal driven and focused. >> it's just very difficult to hear something like

it's located on north virginia and 8th street, near u-n-r. right now the restaurant is only accepting cash but that could change in the future. roberto's is open 24 hours a day. joining me now is lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. an incoming low pressure system will provide chances for light snowfall across the northern sierra and northwest nevada by late with the best potential mainly north of interstate 80. high build for the remainder of the week with drier conditions and milder temperatures for the weekend and early next week. filtering their way

his body arriving in virginia overnight. >> scalia, the longest serving member of the court. such a powerful impact. the fight over his replacement so much is at stake. team coverage this morning. justice scalia's final hours at that texas ranch. jim avila has the latest. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, george. this luxury hunting ranch is now virtually empty. the jets have taken off carrying with them the memories of a trip interrupted by the death of its guest of honor. this morning, justice antonin scalia's body is heading to rest at the supreme court after being flown to dallas international airport overnight from texas. this as "good morning america" hours from the man who discovered his body behind the drawn curtains of this $500 a night room at a luxury hunting lodge in west texas. >> he was totally peaceful, a man who went to sleep and just didn't wake up. >> reporter: the judge who loved to hunt was scheduled to shoot birds saturday with an exclusive group of mostly texan couples who flew in by private jets to hunt, dine and hike this 30,000 acre proper

abc's eva pilgrim is in blacksburg, virginia, with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: we are learning this morning exactly how two virginia tech students allegedly plotted to murder 13-year-old nicole lovell. these details are coming out as the girl's family buries their child. detailing about the murder of nicole lovell. her family filing into the courtroom thursday wearing blue clothes and ribbons. prosecutors allege virginia tech students natalie keepers and david eisenhauer planned the murder of the middle school student for weeks, scouting out locations, even buying tools when police showed up to talk to keepers she tried to warn eisenhauer texting him police, investigators that eisenhauer killed nicole and put her body in his lexus reportedly saying the two drove with the body in the car to walmart where they crime telling authorities where to locate the murder weapon and nicole's body. keepers allegedly saying she was, quote, excited to be a part of something secretive and special. nicole's childhood friend says she noticed nicole

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raleigh-durham, all the way into southern virginia. i want you to watch that today. these storms are still strong as they move in at 6:00 p.m., d.c., philly, you're in line for that squall line. only good news, jersey, new york city into new york state and connecticut and also western massachusetts, these storms weaken a little bit as they get to you by 10:00 p.m. but strong enough to make travel a nightmare. there are already delayed flights at many airports along the east coast and there will be today. robin, george, lara. >> all right. developments in that michigan murder getting our first look at surveillance video from the gun shop that uber driver visited before going on a rampage that killed six people, injured two others. abc's alex perez has the latest from kalamazoo. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning we're learning a lot more about what the suspect was doing and the hours before the shootings and just how close some people came to getting into his uber. this morning our first glimpse at what's believed to be shooting suspec

virginia alone seeing more than it wasn't just miserable road conditions. tornadoes touching down in the south. on the florida/alabama border, a tornado damaging homes and dropping trees on cars. in louisiana, a reported tornado ripping the roof off this carwash and tossing it into this pizza hut. cell phone video capturing the panicked patrons moments after. >> you're all right, mom. you're all right. >> reporter: miraculously, there were only minor injuries. this morning, in mississippi, they're cleaning up after a tornado may have touched down there. three homes flattened and here at the charlotte airport, it is a wet, slick mess. already 25 flights canceled here. nearly 400 across the country and growing. amy? >> all right, mary. thanks for the very latest on that. >>> and that snow and ice is not sticking around long. rob, the temperatures have been jumping up and down the past few days. a 50-degree swing for millions. >> yeah, amy, in some cases, a 60-degree swing. we're in the upper 40s here in manhattan. where just a few days ago, record temperature

warriors continue to roll. >>> virginia-north carolina. malcolm brogdon. one of the top players in the maybe first team all american. time will tell. he gets some voters' attention it's crowded at the top of the acc. nothing they could do. north carolina kept in touch. isaiah wilkins double-teamed. and it's devin hall for the slam. a lot of teams at the top of the acc jockeying for position. virginia and north carolina right there. >> it will be a lot of fun to watch down the stretch. >>> that's going to do it for us. he's max. i'm the coach. enjoy your sunday, everyone. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump takes command. just two days till super tuesday. the billionaire front-runner rewriting the campaign playbook. >> we have a really good chance of winning. >> a former foe now joining his side. >> i'm proud and happy to be part of this team. >> while his rivals hit back harder than ever. >> worst spray tan in america. donald trump will never be the republican nominee. >> we're covering all the week's stunning surprises.

one horse was killed and another had to be euthanized after being hit by cars in the virginia range area. the horses were reportedly hit within a few hundred yards of each other. as for the drivers.. police say one was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.. the other reportedly left the scene. n-h-p says if you do hit an animal... you should never leave the scene. for a number to report horses that you believe are a public safety threat... go to kolo t-v dot com. we all have seen it....coyotes roaming urban areas looking for food. if you're a pet owner, you don't want to miss this. learn how to live with coyotes and how to predator proof your yard. wildlife expert...rebecca dmytryk is one of california's leading experts on coyotes and living with them safely. she is holding a workshop sponsored by lone mountain veterinary in carson city this saturday at 1pm at the community center. her reno workshop is today at 3pm at the north valleys library. for more information...call 775- joining me now is lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. temperatures across northeast california an

the study conducted by the virginia tech transportation institute surveyed 3,500 drivers between the ages of 16 and 98 through a three-year period. distractions that take a driver's eye away from the road for an extended period of time create the greatest crash risk. the most common being reaching for a cell phone, reading or writing or using touchscreen menus on the dashboard. the lead author of this study says these findings are particularly useful because they show just how distracted teens were while driving. he says if something isn't done soon to limit the distractions there could be scary results in the future. also looking on the dashboard too. part of those distractions playing around with the radio, doing things that people do and there's so much to see in the car. >> so much going on. >> there should be some way to disable the driver's phone. >> yeah, i'd like to see that. >> thank you, rebecca. >>> you got an incredible story. >> yeah, unbelievable. george, a dramatic rescue in california. a 10-year-old girl suddenly falling through the snow into freezing water. her fathe

we're seeing the advisories extending from west virginia, through d.c., even from there, the story extends farther down to the south. we have a pattern change. the jet stream dipping to the south. 2 to 4 inches. widespread, heavy rain. houston even in through atlanta. we need to spin it. there's an upside. it's not snow. it's rain. so yes, it's the weekend. it will still be warm for about a day or so. each day gets a little bit cooler. as we go through the weekend, notice the change as you talk about places like oklahoma city. a good 20-degree temperature drop. it's cool somewhere. where is it warm? on the west coast. weather. >> please tell me you went out yesterday. it was good for the soul. didn't it just feel good? >> i don't know. >> i did. i was out all day. >> i hear it was nice. >> it was beautiful. i heard it from indra. so i went outside. >> excellent. that's the way i like it. >> did you take your couch outside? >> the weather in my living room was perfect. thank you, indra. >> anytime. >>> a lot of other news. let's take a look at the headlines with ron. what's going on? >> hey

kansas now tied with west virginia at the top of the big 12. that's going to do it for us now. he's max. i'm the coach. it's an all-star sunday. enjoy the game from toronto tonight. thank you. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. battle for the bench. justice antonin scalia, conservative legend, dies at 79. the fight to fill his seat already under way. >> i plan to nominate a successor. >> it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> as both sides dig in, will a referendum on the court? >>> plus, trump targeted in the nastiest debate yet. the billionaire businessman under fire. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. >> and, firing back. >> you're a principal. >> you're the single biggest liar. >> this morning, trump, cruz, rubio, kasich, all here live. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> the news that supreme court justice antonin scalia has died swept across the country saturday afternoon. a towering figure. the court's longest serving justi

. >>> it is hometown trivia time, and we're recognizing our roanoke and lynchburg, virginia, affiliate wset, channel 13. hold your applause and wait till the question is asked before we give the answers, okay, your attempted answers. okay, this hugely popular singer/entertainer nicknamed mr. las vegas best known for his 1963 hit "danke schon" which means thank you in german spent part of his childhood in roanoke. danke schon >> dan harris? >> tony bennett. >> you were on a roll from last weekend. that was four in a row. you are wrong, sir. >> i can sing the song. >> nobody knows. >> wayne newton. >> you've got it, sara haines. >> i thought it was tony bennett. who did you say? >> pregnant lady got one. >> it's from "ferris bueller's day off," you guys. >> thank you. >> in april 1865, confederate general general ulysses grant in the american civil war at this courthouse 30 miles east of lynchburg. quickly. >> blacksburg. >> appomattox. appomattox. you. >>> and welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, the democrats heading to the polls in south carolina this morn