minnesota, massachusetts, virginia. show strength in those southern suburbs. he also needs to come out of tomorrow with an argument. , heys to take the results had a good strong speech the night of the primary. he needs strong speech to frame why he is the person. he needs to go back to being more than just a comedian. finish ahead of casing in massachusetts. let's talk about john kasich. he is ahead of review and places like massachusetts and vermont. history to exceed expectations in places like tennessee. will that be enough to survive mega monster game day tuesday? mark: they have done a very clever job of saying don't judge me anything but ohio. even michigan, where they are saying they cannot win. i think junkies it will get a chance. i continue to be annoyed and flabbergasted that people continue to not talk about him, because you probably can win his home state, and i do not see how rubio is going to win florida without an incredible comeback . john: if you ask them who of the main republicans would be the toughest general election candidate, they woul

northern virginia is pretty sophisticated with its voters. he appeals more to the noncollege educated. i think he will come out of there in the hole. he may do better than most republicans, coming down the western part of the state. but, it is tough. if he is running against hillary clinton, she has her own that of problems. he has a long way to go. i think you'll see more negative ads at this point. i think hillary clinton, generationally, has the problem of not knowing what to do. do you bring in the bernie sanders people? loop ofrump has a whole people in the electorate that have not participated before. >> tom, if he in the establishment make peace, will they do it on his terms? are there any issues that would worry you? >> it is the trade issues that were the establishment. how he has been on trading, which is one of his signature issues. i think he wants to be president , he is a businessman and he knows how to negotiate. you close behind him, and then you negotiate afterwards, to some extent. >> give me a sense of some people that you

. >> she is going to arkansas, tennessee, virginia. she is trying to get big leads in the southern states where she knows she already has an advantage. she did not win nevada by all that much last week. i think she wants to have as many big margins, rack up as many delegates, she already has a 500 superdelegate lead. doing more along that line is what she is hoping for. john: confidence level in the clinton campaign, high or stratospheric? >> i am going to go with very high. john: great. up next, a look at the democratic ground game here in the palmetto state. john: we asked our resident filmmaker to take a look behind the scenes at both campaigns as they try to win the turnout of african-american voters, who are key in the primary tomorrow. >> to me, she stood out more than bernie did. >> hillary fights for us and we are fighting for hillary. >> we are phone banking. we are trying to call 10,000 people this week, in eight days. normally, it is 10,000 a month. i think it will be very emotional. i think we will all be teary-eyed. >> wha

mark: here's an ad from marco rubio's team carrying in virginia on broadcast television. >> 36 years ago this nation faced doubt after a failed presidency. it felt like america was in decline and the american dream felt like it was slipping away. then we elected a president that inspired us, who believed as we do that america's greatest days always lie ahead. now the children of the reagan revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership. mark: what do you think of the message of that ad? john: i like the optimism and the fact that it's not some of the trash talking that donald trump gets involved in. a lot of the images and rhetoric there are little hackneyed and could be run by pretty much any republican presidential candidate since ronald reagan. mark: the best thing about it is the tone and the way they show the candidate. i think that address both his strengths and weaknesses in a pretty effective way. john: the ad makers of john kasich super pac had this doozy going up in vermont, massachusetts, and michigan. >> politicians and lobbyists are rushing to crown marco rubio,

ad from marcon rubio's team carrying in virginia on broadcast television. >> 36 years ago this nation faced doubt after a failed presidency. it felt like america was in decline and the american dream felt like it was slipping away. then we elected a president that inspired us, who believed as we do that america's greatest days always lie ahead. the reaganldren of revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership. mark: what do you think of the

my old area in northern virginia is 30% of the vote. trump's comments on muslims and on hispanics, prince william county is now majority minority. fairfax is chock-full of immigrants. he's got to overcome that. al: a significant asian population. mr. davis: a very multiethnic population. that is what he has to overcome. is it doable? you never know. he is a rock star when he comes in there. northern virginia is pretty's -- is pretty sophisticated voters. trump appeals to more is noncollege educated. fairfax is one of the most educated counties in the country, so is loudoun county. he may do better than most republicans in the i-81 corridor, coming on the western part of the state. he is running against hillary clinton and she has her own set of problems. it is a long way to go. al: some people think it will be fear and loathing. mr. davis: it'll be a race to the bottom. you will see more negative ads that you have ever seen. i think hillary clinton generationally, has a problem , with, do you bring the sanders people? do you motivate th

my old area in northern virginia is 30% of the vote. trump's comments on muslims and non-hispanics, prince william county is now majority minority. is chock-full of immigrants. he's got to overcome that. a significant asian population. is it doable? you never know. he is a rock star when he comes into town. northern virginia is pretty's sophisticated voters. trump appeals to more than on college-educated. is noncollege educated. he is running against hillary clinton and she has her own set of from arms. it is a long way to go. a race to the bottom. you will see more negative ads that you have ever seen. hillary generationally has a problem with the sanders people. do you motivate the obama people ? is trump enough to motivate them question mark trump has brought a whole new group of people into the electorate would not participated before. al hunt: if you establishment make peace they will do it on his terms. other issues that would worry? tom: the trade issue is an issue that really worries the establishment. that is one of his signatu

florida, virginia, colorado is a state where he can win. there are three for you. mark: who is the second most likely nominee now? stewart: i don't know. the race is in a real state of flux. i am not a ted cruz guy. he has been well-positioned to do well in these primaries. he has been stumbling. i can't tell you the answer to that. most presidential primaries come down to battles of wills. who will endure pain long enough and be willing to do it to win? that is the state that this race is in now. henry: ted cruz is unraveling. he has been caught doing so many underhanded tricks. mark: two great mississippians. thank you very much. we come back to john's conversation with danny glover. ♪ ♪ john: in the race for celebrity endorsements bernie sanders has fought hillary clinton to a draw. matching katy perry with susan sarandon. spike lee is now feeling the bern. now he has a lethal weapon. last night i spoke with one of the stars of that franchise, danny glover. outside the american theatre on king street in downtown charleston. danny glover: i support bernie san

governor left standing in this race who caused a little commotion, john kasich, regarding some facts in virginia, which he seems to have ripped from the pages of a binder full of women. mr. kasich: there were many women who left their kitchens and went out door-to-door and put their signs up for me all the way back when things were different. now you call homes and everybody is out working, but during that time in the early days, it was an army of women who really helps to get me elected to the state senate. john: twitter, predictably, went into mad spasms over this. mark, my bigger question to you is, will john kasich actually get the path to the republican nomination, and if so, what is it? mark: he has done a very good job of shaping the dynamics in the race and saying is a three person race. there are a surprisingly large number who are trying to decide between rubio and kasich and they go with rubio. i think the path is not that much different between rubio and ted cruz. this is not just because he is a governor, what because i can point to states between michigan and ohio where he has a ch

he can go back to his life in virginia and be happy. mark: tomorrow, the republican debate in south carolina. note jim gilmore. donald trump will be there in the contest. and we will be in south carolina next week largely, covering the republicans. john: that's going to be fine. are we going to go to lizard ticket? oh, i love lizard ticket. coming up on "bloomberg west," emily chang and tech adventures. mark: thanks for watching. have a great weekend. sayonara. ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motors. ♪ narrator: the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it's a 21st century phenomenon, a global industry in its own right. "brilliant ideas" looks at the artists at the heart of this, artists with a unique power to astonish, provoke, and shock. to push boundaries, ask new questions, and see the world afresh. in this program, new york-based wangechi mutu. ♪

he can go back to his life in virginia and be happy. tomorrow, the republican debate in south carolina. note jim gilmore. donald trump will be there in the contest. and we will be in south carolina next week largely, covering the republicans. john: that's going to be fine. are we going to go to lizard ticket? oh, i love lizard ticket. coming up on "bloomberg west," emily chang and tech adventures. mark: thanks for watching. have a great weekend. sayonara. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg west ." let's start with a check of your first word news. leaders of the roman catholic and the eastern orthodox church signed a joint declaration on religious unity. it was the first time a pope and a russian patriarchate ever met. a billnt obama signed that will hit north korea with stronger sanctions. this bill came less than a week after the north launched a rocket carrying a satellite into space. presidential candidates in both parties are campaigning in south carolina. jeb bush is drawing larger than expected crowds. his ca

shows all trump and hillary clinton leading the field of presidential hopefuls in virginia. the poll had mrs. clinton would forsupport compared to 32% senator bernie sanders. on the republican side, donald trump has 41% followed by florida senator marco rubio in texas senator ted cruz. a major policy shift in italy today. the senate granted legal recognition to civil unions. it was described as the story but gay and lesbian groups announce it as a betrayal because the provision allowing gay adoptions was removed. a launch was postponed last night due to bad weather. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. scarlet: a quick recap on how u.s. markets closed. equities rallied into the finish and the s&p 500 has wiped out its decline for february. the s&p 500 closing at its best level since early january. the dow is more than 1000 points above its february low with all members higher today. alix: february 11 we thought everyone was going to fall off a cliff. now levels are higher than before t

the southern virginia crimes against children task force investigated this case and says mcalexander was the target of an investigation centered around file sharing programs. mcalexander served more than 25 years with the bedford police department.### now to the race for the white house. voters in new hampshire headed midnight. be a record breaking day for the first presidential primary. new hampshire.### nats: cheering down but not out hillary hillary clinton / d-presidential candidate "we're going to keep working literally until the last vote is cast and counted." america! three small towns voted just after midnight. kasich and sanders won tiny dixville notch. any new registrations? now the rest of new hampshire begins what election officials expect to be a record- breaking day: :13 - :16 sharyn kelley / ward 1 clerk "out the door. lines out the door." candidates continue their final arguments today: :19-:25 chris christie chris christie / r-presidential candidate "it's christmas eve for politicians in new hampshire :26-:29 donald trump donald trump / r-presidential candidate "this

bordering west virginia with just a small spill over into our eastern counties. today will see most of that snow in our eastern counties but it continues in our west virginia counties and those counties bordering west virginia all the way through wednesday night and into early thursday morning. heading into thursday morning, we finally see clearing but it will be frigid and also very windy. up to an inch possible right along the blue ridge parkway. shaded in the way through wednesday, this is about 3 in the pink shading. those western facing slopes. accumulation showers heading into the south of lynchburg. looking ahead to friday night and possible. right now it's too early to break down for you hour by hour, but the inches we are seeing right now. west. of cold week. >> -the 20s and 30s after today and lows in the teens. >> welcome back to winter. way few schools around the region. craig county schools closing at grayson, pocahontas, and highland close at 1:00 this afternoon. the business closings on our website. >>> still ahead, then and jerry's and lactose int

all the donations will go to feeding america southwest virginia. it will help those right here in our community who struggle to put food on the table. we saw hundreds of you stop by each of our five locations... in blacksburg... lynchburg... cave spring... bonsack... and martinsville. one shopper who donated in the hill city says she knows the importance of what a warm meal can mean because a close friend of hers struggled to put food on the table. bonnie kestner, lives in lynchburg - "for a while she was really wondering where the next meal or check was going to come from. i've been very blessed in my life and i just want to pass that along. i know there's a lot of need in this area. and so, every little bit that i can do gives me joy." again ... we want to say thank you. without your generosity .. none of this would be possible.### veterans and active duty military members.. all wounded in service.. will tackle the slopes at wintergreen resort in nelson county. you're looking live at the ski- slopes there.. where the wounded warrior weekend takes

20s and lower 30s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s saturday: mostly sunny southwest virginia struggle with hunger. today... you can make a in our community. wsls 10 is once again teaming up with feeding america southwest virginia for the 10 cares food drive... which is happening right now. wsls 10's rachel lucas joins us live from one of our donation locations... the kroger store in bonsack. rachel, how easy is it for customers to donate?### hunger continues to be a problem here in our region - according to feeding america - who serves meals to more than 127 thousand people each month...almost 13 percent of where they will find their next meal. that's about one in eight people. so chances are you know someone who struggles with providing meals for their families. so if you would like to help provide those extra cans - we've made it easy for you. you can either bring in canned goods from your pantry at home - or you can purchase them here today at kroger. as we mentioned.. the kroger in bonsack is not the only location our region - according to feeding america - who serves mea

here in virginia... an "economics and personal finance" class was phased in for ninth graders in 2011... becoming a graduation requirement. the class of 2015 was the first class had to meet the requirement. but how to manage your money is a lesson many u-s schools are failing to teach. charlotte palmer, former student "when you learn from parents it feels like you are just told to put your money in a piggy bank. when you learn in a classroom it is seeing in a broader scope what's going to happen to me when i grow up." patricia page, teacher "we were graduating a whole generation of students that were going to be compelled to make some financial decisions even before they left the high school walls. and they were ill-equipped to do so." according to the non-profit council for economic education.... just twenty states require students take an economics course before graduation. that number drops to 17 for personal finance classes. # trending at noon on this wednesday... a professional golfer makes a game.

he will speak at regent university in virginia beach at two this afternoon. his visit is part of the school's leadership series.### if you are registered to vote in roanoke, you may cast your ballot at a different location tomorrow than you're used too. city council voted in november to reduce the number of precincts from 32 to 21. the city registrar's office mailed notices to all voters showing your correct precinct and voting location. if you did not receive a notice in the mail, you can get the information online. now for more on what we can expect throughout the several days montuori.### possible.after noon sunshine.breez y with highs in the lower 60s tonight: mostly clear with lows in the upper 30s tuesday: increasing clouds with highs in the lower 60s.late-day rain showers possible.overn ight rain likely wednesday: morning rain.afternoo the 50s in the morning to the virginia student .. detained in north korea since january makes his first appearance. today is the first time otta warmbier is being seen by foreign media since his arrest. north korean auth

police think he may be in northern virginia. alva coello went missing wednesday night. she was found on thursday. if you have any information, you're asked to call police.### a danville man is in jail this afternoon after cutting someone's neck with a knife. police were called to the 1 thousand block of halifax road around 11 last night because of had been cut. when officers arrived, they found the victim sitting on the the neck. he's now in the hospital. the suspect, 43- year-old kenneth lawrence huggins, was arrested for malicious wounding. this as the danville regional medical center hosts its fourth neighborhood walk. the weekly walks started after two people... including a doctor were shot. the hospital says by coming together, they can achieve great things, like a crime free community. ### at least three people are dead and 14 others hurt following a workplace shooting in kansas. the alleged gunman ... cedric larry ford went on a shooting rampage at the excel industries plant where he worked. police say ford was served with a protective order filed by his girlfrie

we could see accumulating snow in our west virginia counties. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow because of the blowing snow and accumulating snow. we have minor flooding as well. for the roanoke river at randolph until saturday afternoon. right now we are match warmer east of the blue ridge parkway. we are looking at the 30s in the nrv. this afternoon temperatures in the 40s for most areas but cooler in the area. still breezy tomorrow but it gets better. the weekend looks great. 61 sunday only a few isolated stay mild. jenna and patrick? as the governor is touring that damage. trees >>> a few minutes ago we heard from the governor who is touring the state today. he is now out on the ground. giving us a first hand look at the extend of this damage. >> this is a lot of what we are seeing. we are seeing trees on top of anything you can imagine. homes ripped down to foundations in some cases. >> this is what the governor's office believe eight tornadoes that touched down along the common wealth. months. touched down. we are being told only 18,000 people still without power.

he's expected to visit richmond and northern virginia. this comes after democratic candidate bernie sanders made a stop in norfolk tuesday. he touched on a wide range of issues including unemployment works for everyone. ### we've been closely following the caucus and primary elections in key states over the past month. w-s-l-s 10's erin brookshier had more on how local students will likely play a big role in the election.### the younger voters can play a huge role in who runs for and eventually wins the race for the white house.. president barack obama spoke to college aged voters during his campaigns... vo and in turn-- they gave him a huge boost, winning by five million votes over mitt romney in the younger age demographics. but overall.. young voters have been turning out less and less to cast their votes.. according to the u-s census bureau, voters 18-to-24 have consistently voted at lower rates than all other age groups in presidential elections since 19--62. scott dunn.. an associate professor at radford university, says many colleg

he will be making stops in northern virginia.. and richmond to campaign for his wife hillary. he is expected to lay out what's at stake during this election.. and why hillary clinton is the only candidate to break down barriers holding virginians back. tuesday... march first. # still ahead on wsls ten at noon ... this year marks the 30-the anniversary for the popular film --- "ferris bueller's day off." what a chicago festival is doing to honor the movie. plus ... selifes have been around awhile... how one company is using the popular photo to cut down on fraud. # today: rain showers with afternoon temperatures in tonight: rain showers with temperatures in the upper 30s wednesday: heavy rain with a few storms .flooding possible.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s the middle 40s.power outages possible due to strong wind. light snow & rain showers for the highest elevations in our western awhile... how one company is using the popular photo to cut temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s tonight: rain showers with temperatures in the upper 30s a few storms .flooding possible

the republican presidential candidate is set to make three stops in virginia today. kasich started his day with a town hall meeting at george mason university. charlottesville this afternoon followed by another town hall at virginia commonwealth university.### still to come on wsls ten at noon ... it was a photo finish at sunday's daytona 500. how one picture determined the champion. plus ... the zika virus outbreak continues to spread. how one texas laboratory is working to get fast test results for patients.### today: cloudy with light rain possible.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s showers with lows in the upper 30s tuesday: rain showers with highs in the middle 40s wednesday: rain showers with highs in the lower 50s thursday: breezy with highs in the middle 40s.few morning showers west of the blue ridge parkway highs in the lower 40s saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s sunday: sun & clouds with highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s tonight: scattered rain showers with lows in the upper 30s tuesday: rain showers with highs in the middle 40s thurs

the shootings happened on mount vernon avenue and virginia avenue. police were called to the two-hundred block of "mount vernon avenue".. where 49-year- old doctor randolph neal.. says he was walking home when two men walked up and demanded money. he was shot several times before the suspects took off. doctor neal is still in the hospital this afternoon.. recovering from his injuries. "there are some certain parts of the investigation that we don't talk about. there are certain facts we like to keep closed until the investigation movies forward. its too early yo go into those types of details" 100 block of virginia avenue as see what was going on. that person has since been treated and released. roanoke city police are that happened on garden city boulevard last night. police were called to the scene just before eight thirty .. near craig robertson road. officers say 29- year-old "gregory lee davis" died in the single vehicle crash. police say he was driving and lost control of the vehicle.. sliding off the road and hitting a trailer carrying metal c

according to the virginia public access project ... hillary clinton and jeb bush took in the most cash. clinton received over two million dollars while bush got nearly 1 point three million. bernie sanders brought in about 263 thousand dollars. while marco rubio came in second in the g- o-p with 666 thousand dollars. the state's presidential primary is march first. ### the virginia department of health says there are now three cases of the zika virus in the commonwealth. the centers for disease control and prevention confirmed that all of those infected have traveled to countries where the virus is known to spread. borne zika cases have been reported in u.s., but several cases have been reported in u.s. territories, including puerto rico and the virgin islands. the virus is spreading rapidly through latin america and is suspected of causing a devastating birth defect.### flint michigan will receive extra money to replace its lead water pipes. the deteriorating pipes contributed to the contamination of the city's drinking water supply.

at central virginia community college. he talked about building a work force in southwest and central virginia... geared towards cyber jobs. he says currently there are 18-thousand open cyber jobs in virginia.... and local colleges and universities should refocus students toward earning a degree in cyber related fields. he also says local virginia the unmanned systems industry... like drones and driverless vehicles. # a measure to reduce emphasis on standardized testing in schools... advances through the general assembly. the legislation requires the state board of education to stress critical thinking over was approved by a unianimously passed the senate. the bill also directs state leaders to emphasize internships and technical training... which is something multiple lawmakers have pushed for.### some central virginia groups are rallying against the atlantic coast pipeline... after new developments. energy companies behind the pipeline came up with a new route... but these groups say it's still not good enough. the new p

hampton roads and northern virginia. veterans can sign up on the apple says it will not help investigators break into the i- phone of one of the san bernardino killers. a judge in california has ordered the company to help the f-b-i get into syed farook's phone. however-- apple's c-e-o says the order could potentially make millions of devices vulnerable. investigators have farook's phone but cannot unlock its passcode. farook and his wife killed 14 people in december. ### residents in flint michigan are being heard following the water crisis. the u.s. surgeon general is in flint today to hear how the community is being affected. the doctor says the filters in the city's water are working and does not believe flint water is the cause of the legionnaries outbreak. dr. vivke murthy / u.s. surgeon general - "a lot of help is on the way and has already arrived in flint. not to say it's nearly enough we have to do a lot more to get flint back to the place where the water is safe for everyone to drink from the a new study says

the virginia police say that the troopers responded to more 160 crashes. >>> v. dot says this storm is different than the last one. showing 460 here and you can see some pavement but not much. it's been hard to plow the snow quickly. v.-dot is asking to you stay off the roading unless it's an emergency. allow extra time for travel. >>> winter weather can turn deadly. in january, nearly 50 people died across the count and about a fourth of them came from people here. a lot of them died while shoveling snow. five others died from home po thermoia. >> 32 people are without power here and more in daz tas-well. a few tips keep a full charge for your phones and make sure you have extra batteries and make sure the smoke alarms have >>> roanoke valley metro is operating only on snow routes today. handy vans are operating as normal. >>> triple a. recommend starting your car daily even if you don't plan on driving to make sure it stays charge. and keep an eye on the tire pressure, load your car with antifreeze. >>> well still to come, another update from storm 10 as we con

food lion donates fresh produce to feeding america southwest virginia. its in honor of the heart health month. the non-profit supplies food for nearly 130 thousand people each month in an area where about 13 percent of people do not know when they'll get their next meal. feeding america also stocks the shelves of more than 100 partner organizations throughout our region.### kristina will have another update of your storm team 10 forecast next. then the weekend is almost here and you may be looking for some things to do. happening round town. plus good news for car lovers. how ford is expanding its line today: increasing clouds with highs in the middle 30s.light snow showers possible mainly nrv & highlands tonight: flurries possible with lows in the teens saturday: morning flurries possible. increasing sunshine.windy with highs in the middle 20s sunday valentine's day: starting mainly sunny.ending mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 20s.overnight snow possible monday: snow, ice & rain likely with highs in the lower 30s tuesday: morning snow & ice.aftern

the class j six- left the virginia museum of transportation.. and is headed to spencer, north carolina today. vo the six-eleven will undergo basic inspections over the next few weeks while at the north carolina transportation museum. i'm told the work that will be done is similar to inspections we have to get on our own vehicles each year.. just making sure everything is in working order. it's all work preparing the locomotive for this spring's big excursions. there's already been a lot of interest in the 611 this year.. and fran ferguson with the virginia museum of transportation tells me she's expecting the same level of excitement as what we saw last year. sot we've gotten lots of interest. i've been talking with one man from new zeland who is planning a trip, and another group wants to have a wedding. there's been a lot of interest in these very special excursions. cont vo tickets for the round trip excursions out of roanoke area already on sale for museum donors. on cam tickets will go on sale to the public on monday.. february fifteenth at

cathy cockrell/weste rn virginia ems council"usually they're attached to a wall. all you have to do is take those down. it completely goes step by step for on how to on the patient and all you have to do is listen to it." most devices will prompt you to stay calm and call for help. if you aren't getting a response from the patient, a diagram on the machine shows you how to apply the pads. if the aed determines that a shock is needed, it will tell you to stand clear so that you don't get shocked as well.### get ready to get on board. tickets for spring excursions on the 611 will soon be on sale. tickets started this morning for eligible virginia transportation museum donors. they'll be on sale for the general public starting monday. the excursion runs in april from greensboro to roanoke.### kristina will have another update of your storm team 10 forecast coming up next. then a new type of selfie. how one skier is documenting his time on the slopes. plus getting yourself on track. we'll tell you some apps can help you develop and keep track of good habits ... in a w

she's a sophomore engineering student at virginia tech. here's video of the area where keepers grew up. she's also from maryland. felony count of improper disposal of a body. extra counselors are available at blacksburg middle school today... to help students cope with the loss of their classmate. lovell was in seventh grade. special rooms have been set up for students needing extra time. students will start the day in "teams"... where they talk about what happened... and how to cope with loss. lovell's church held a special support. youth pastor--- josh blankenship--- says this investigation is a shock to a community that loved and cared for the 13-year- old. josh blankenship, youth pastor: 00:56:27 "everybody is in shock. you ask yourself why this would happen to such a sweet, innocent, girl nicole. she was the type of young lady that never, never met a stranger and was very faithful at the was very loved by her family." nicole participated in sunday school at auburn baptist church... riding the bus every sunday with her friends. this is

i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this region that really need it. (woman) when we first moved in, the house wasn't very livable. it had holes in the ceilings. it was very cold. they saved our house. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities as we start another month in 20-16 ... a roanoke business is hoping folks will have a "ton of fun." a ton of fun losing a ton of weight. fleet feet is four weeks into a new program helping people get healthy. during the week ... the store fits customers with running gear .. but on saturday mornings more than a hundred people fill the space to learning about healthy eating and exercise. so far .. 105 have lost 488 pounds. blaine lewis, fleet feet owner: "it's just been really cool to see how they have bonded and how they're working together as a group. they're doing this individually for themse

i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this region that really need it. (woman) when we first moved in, the house wasn't very livable. it had holes in the ceilings. it was very cold. they saved our house. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities a strong clipper-type system started to impact the region on monday, bringing some and snow showers. as we turn colder tonight, any leftover precipitation will be snow showers. that said, tonight, the precipitation should be pretty isolated in nature, with perhaps more ramping up again tomorrow in the mountains. tonight: mostly cloudy with snow showers possible, especially in the mountains. pretty cold with lows in the upper 20s. tuesday: mainly cloudy with snow showers possible, mainly in the mountains. chilly and breezy with highs in the upper 30s. we may still have the chance for some upslo

i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this region that really need it. it had holes in the ceilings. it was very cold. they saved our house. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities through big brothers big sisters in pulaski county get to have a big for the day. six county and town leaders stepped up to serve as bigs to children on the waiting list. as we reported earlier this week.. there are currently 19 kids on that list. this is part of national mentoring month. the kids got to know their mentors and hear more about their stories. peggy white, volunteer "big" - "during these developmental years in school is the time that you can make the most positive impact on their lives. for me, it's critical. everybody wants to feel special at some point in their lives and that somebody cares about them." big brothers big sisters currently s

as soon as she got to virginia tech she says she sought counseling before she -- because she had a hard time transitioning from high school to college. a psychiatrist prescribed medication for anxiety attacks and depression, parts of her argument for requesting bill. the jail she says is only giving her half of the prescribed dose of her medicine, she also cited a glue ten allergy saying the jail doesn't offer a glue ten free diet. keepers parents offered to bail her out and pay for home electronic monitoring in their home. described them as close as a strong christian family and said his daughter was a wonderful role model for her siblings. he broke down op the stand when telling the court his daughter wanted to follow in his footsteps and be an aerospace engineer. calling the case a tragedy in the every sense of the word. >>> a lot of details there, today the victim in the case 13- year-old nicole lovell was laid to rest, family and friends gathered in blacks burg to say good-bye to nichole one final time. a memorial fund has been set up at the national bank of blacksburg in nichole's

that's gonna make it the longest range in virginia and possibly the longest on the east coast. ananda rochita/roanok e - "the range will be finished by the end of the summer. in roanoke ananda rochita wsls 10." botetourt county is getting ready to move two historic buildings to make way for new industrial development. trucks and equipment are already on-site but people in the county are working to stop the plan. wsls 10's rob manch explains. rob manch, botetourt county: "construction crews are already active on the site here at greenfield plantation, digging trenches and shoring up these buildings to prepare for the move. the county says the plan is to literally pick up these 2 hundred year old structures and move them to a location a quarter of a mile away." one major concern for people living in the county is the potential for unmarked graves on the property. the buildings originally housed slaves in the 17 hundreds, and decendent shirley lewis had an agreement with the county filed in circuit court monday. in it, they agreed the county would not quote "undertake any action t

patrick coming up this weekend on virginia today ... the editor of bridebook talks about the latest issue and what brides will find inside. she also unveils the new cover for the magazine. plus ... roanoke's rich railroad history will be on full display for one night only. how you can experience the star city's history through a unique ballet. join us this weekend on virginia today from six to eight a-m right here on wsls 10. jonathan will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast in just a few minutes. then ... girl scout cookie season is here. plus we talk with last year's top selling scout ... about her sunshine and eventually warmth will dominate the upcoming weekend. after a day in the 40s with wall to wall sunshine by the afternoon on saturday, we crank up the thermostat to the low to mid 60s on sunday. tonight: partly clear with lows in the mid to upper 20s. saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 40s. sunday: mostly sunny and warm the relative warmth continues through the early portion of the new work week

the destruction left behind after a powerful e-f-3 tornado tears through central virginia with winds up to 165 miles-per-hour. tracie morgan - " as soon as everything stopped i just looked out the door and i saw that the house was gone." how families who have lost so much ... are just beginning to pick up the pieces. governor terry mcauliffe - "by the grace of god this did not happen in the middle of the night and i think if that had been the case there would have been many more fatalities." governor terry mcauliffe visits appomattox county to assess the damage. and ... we're bringing you live team coverage from that area as the community begins to recover. good evening, and thanks for and i'm dawn jefferies. this is the strongest tornado to ever hit appomattox county. according to the national weather service .. the e-f-3 tornado ... covered 13 miles ... killing one person in its path. state police say 78-year-old edward harris was thrown from his home. he was found last night in an area nearby. 7 others were hurt. now the community is pitching in ... to help those impacted. wsls te

with it and if you look out on the radar you can see that we do have a couple of showers near west virginia and in parts of the new river valley and a little bit of rain over by giles and craig and the highest elevation of grayson county right now is a light mix. this big picture shows a line of severe weather extending from philadelphia to pennsylvania and south carolina. the line certainly capable of producing tornadoes and will eventually push offshore over there are many reports of trees down and damaging wind and i do think that frankly i would be shocked if we did not find out tomorrow about a tornado touchdown in appomattox county. it looks like that was caused by a tornado and the video that we saw certainly looks like or tornado touchdown in appomattox county as well. even more east. we turn out i intend to the wind -- turn our attention to the wind and we could have wind gusts over 40 mph and over 30 mph across lynchburg. overall it looks like the winds will increase tonight on top of what they already are and a saturated ground we could have more trees topple over tonight and int

join us wednesday morning on virginia today from 5-7 a-m... right here on wsls 10. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. (man) this is where it all started. i received a call from our dispatch center. smoke was coming from a manhole, and that's not good. we discovered that the cables had been melted by the fire. we jumped in, we got to work, and in a little over eight hours, we had the power back on. hi, i'm john snyder, distribution system supervisor for appalachian power. it's my goal to keep the lights on and everything run smoothly, and no one even notices. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities we had rain move through the region last night into this morning, but by the afte

virginia tech vet students work to raise three puppies on the road to becoming service dogs. how they're not only helping people in need ... but a local non- profit as well. three puppies are four months four months into their education at virginia tech's puppy university. they puppies are learning foundational skills through the new program ... a partnership with saint francis service dogs. they spend all day with work study students then go home with their puppy raisers at night. the dogs gain social skills that will be significant after graduation. connie kniseley/saint francis - "it's a huge benefit for us. number one it's more puppies in the program, it's more puppy raisers. and virginia tech and the vet school here now helping out financially with the puppies as raisers for us." the puppies will graduate from puppy university in about a year. they'll then go through advanced training for nine months to a year before being placed with their partner. now a look ahead to stories that will be making headlines tomorrow... patrick the internet and social meeting continue to c

i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this region that really need it. (woman) when we first moved in, the house wasn't very livable. it had holes in the ceilings. it was very cold. they saved our house. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities comes from our people. free pizza? we get it after the super bowl. order now through super bowl sunday at papajohns.com and get a free pizza starting monday. use promo code superbowl50. papa john's.com. throw out sexual assault charges against him. 78-year old cosby is facing trial for a 2004 incident with former temple university employee andrea constand. during todays hearing, former district attorney bruce castor .. who previously decided not to prosecute cosby in 2004 ... said he had doubts about the alleged victims' credibility and didn't think the case could win. coby's hearing will cont

that this weekend on virginia today ... the blacksburg museum and cultural foundation hosts its second annual soul food sampling celebration. members from the museum are here to give us an inside look at the unique black history month event. plus ... one energetic canine is searching for a loving home. how you can help the roanoke valley spca's pet of the week find a new family. that's coming up this weekend on virginia today on saturday and sunday starting at six a-m. jeff will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast in just a few minutes. then ... heads up drone users ... why you need to register it with the f-a-a by the end of the day plus ... thousands of people apply for a chance ... to walk on mars. how many nasa plans to take on friday was another nice day across the area, as temperatures climbed well up into the 40s under partly to mostly sunny skies. clouds will however thicken tonight into the weekend. tonight: clouds roll in slowly, not as cold with lows in the mid- to-upper 30s. saturday: partly sunny,

that by developing this site and attracting the attention of outside investment coming into southwest virginia and into our three localities, that we will deliver greater economic prosperity for our citizens, and that's really what it's all about. so far.. around 25 companies from around the country have shown interest in wildwood commerce park. now a look ahead to a story we're following tonight. "coming up tonight on wsls ten, we are in roanoke city talking to political experts about the process to replace justice scalia after his passing. some on social media say the president should make the nomination others say the republicans should. we'll break it down tonight jeff will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast in just a few minutes. then ... classic toys with a twist ... how toymakers are revamping your favorite childhood items ... coming up in a wsls 10 consumer on thursday, warming us up into the 40s. high pressure will be in control of our weather for one more day, allowing for us to be quiet and tranquil for one more day. tonight: fair skies and cold with lows in the middl

i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this region that really need it. (woman) when we first moved in, the house wasn't very livable. it had holes in the ceilings. it was very cold. they saved our house. (announcer) we may be a power company, but the true power in our communities after last night's clipper system that brought some parts of the mountains southern parts of the nrv and mountain empire a light accumulation, it was nice once again to see the sun come back today. and temperatures did warm into the 40s, so the melting continues across the area. but we are ramifications of the precipitation earlier in the week in the form of river flooding. the roanoke river at randolph is forecast to have moderate flooding, while the dan river at paces and south boston are forecast to have minor flooding. we'll keep a close eye on this for you, but any flooding is expected to