jan crawford reports from the jail in christiansburg, virginia arraigned earlier today.

." >> matt: the director of track and field at virginia tech says it's been a tough week for his team. as we reported, 18-year-old david eisenhauer was a member of the track team. he is now charged with the first-degree murder of nicole lovell. the coach said the team is trying to keep everything as

i'm from virginia. tom: let's have a moment of silence for you. >> yeah, we know how that works out. but it's interesting how much money is going into this. tom: $5 million a pop, right? >> per ticket? yeah, per ad, yeah n. terms of the amount that people are buying in tickets, $8,000 for a zpad son that i was talking about yesterday on air. amazing money. tom: unbelievable. a little bit more intelligent discussion on this on bloomberg radio later with michael mckee, die-hard broncos fan. right now we need to turn to foreign exchange. without question for me, the shock and awe of a stronger yen this week. she's given us this terrific value, jane foley joins us now. jane, is the push of yen by the market rolling over from that chart on the way to 115? is that a test that the bank of japan will have to go ever more egative? in the e.c.b., the yen is currency. and basically the market is short these aggressively as if getting the trade, and right now the market doesn't want to get involved in the trade bec

he was born in virginia. >> what do you think. >> >> some object to foreign policy. some are very radicalized. each person is a little different. off therein's a sort of cocktail. >> how do they go from radical to action? >> well, you know that -- the fbi spends a lot of time thinking about this. it's not a crime to be radical. they're looking at are you starting to make weaponry?

authorities now saying at least one of the two virginia tech students had been planning it for weeks. >> a very preliminary determination of the cause of death is stabbing. >> reporter: nicole's mother remembering how her daughter beat the odds fighting to survive childhood cancer and illnesses. >> she had a passion for pandas,

. >> reporter: two virginia tech students david eisenhauer and natalie keepers behind bars facing charges for her death. jobs. >> reporter: this video on

two virginia tech students are

. >> reporter: two virginia tech students david eisenhauer and natalie keepers behind bars facing charges for her death. >> one in five people don't have jobs. >> reporter: this video on youtube belonging to a student named natalie keepers may be giving us a glimpse at the now 19-year-old more than a year before the alleged murder. authorities say eisenhauer, a former member of the track team was abusing his relationship chatted with on a message, kik, his teammates stunned by the charges. one writing, none of this had to happen yet i'm left here wondering why it did. gaige kern posting this open letter to his friend. i hate what you've done but i don't hate you. three lives are now wasted. nicole's family say she vanished last tuesday night. authorities say she was murdered the next day. saturday her body was found more than 80 miles away in north

morning it is a fifty six the death toll from the storms in virginia is now up to four people one death of the other three deaths happen in waverly. a boy little boy a toddler and two adults died when a tornado destroyed their mobile home the virginia national guard has activated soldiers to send to the area this morning to begin helping with that clean clean up effort over time mcauliffe is expected to tour the damage later today of damage on the peninsula in newport news this home is now

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. reno's new u-s-l soccer team got nearly 45- hundred votes on the 'name the team' contest. tight race among three of the names so they're period. the top three names reno united and reno f-c.

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they host west virginia on tuesday, so they certainly have a chance to make up some ground there. iowa state may have lost this

nicole lovell went missing from her home in blacksburg, virginia, last week. her family believes she climbed out of her bedroom window. days later, searchers found her across the state line in north carolina. police have arrested and charged 18-year-old david eisenhauer with her abduction and murder. another student, 19 year old natalie keepers is charged with helping dispose of her body. " based on evidence collected to date, we have determined that eisenhauer and nicole were acquainted prior to her disappearance. eisenhauer used this relationship to his advantage to abduct and then kill her. " state police are searching a pond near campus but won't say what they're looking for. donald trump--the republican frontrunner-- is spending tonight in des

between competition west virginia and iowa. pretend like we are running for president when we go to iowa. we look forward to being there. it's time to recognize some companies. one of the great things about the national governors association is her center for best practices. come together and share what is working in our states and the best practices we learn from each other, from our successes, were things aren't going as well and we learn from that, too. the ability for us to share those best practices really is a focal point of the national governors association. our nj corporate fellows is a group of corporate entities that nonprofitnd that is a organization to make sure we can share those ideas and practices and give governors throughout the country an opportunity to learn and incorporate as they will some of these best practices. so -- these corporate fellows have been a sustained commitment. they have been here for many, many years to help us with that money. we have 125 participating companies that provide very critical

by any measure, it could have been worse if it hadn' t been for a virginia tech professor who felt compelled to fight for the children of flint. i spoke with citizen scientist marc edwards via skype about why he took up the their cause. professor, welcome to the program. professor edwards: thank you for having me. fernando: sir, in this terrible tragedy in flint, you seem to be the one hope of a hero, maybe, if i' m not overstating it. how did you get involved? professor edwards: well, there' s actually so many heroes involved , and we were just helping them, frankly. the flint residents figured out on their own that their water had high lead in it because their children got lead poisoned and their growth was essentially stunted. so a mother did this all on her the state was not following federal law in terms of corrosion control, and so we got involved just to help them in terms of monitoring their water for safety. fernando: but you also, sir, i understand, you put a tremendous amount of your own resources into play. why did you do that? professor edwards: once we realized that no one woul

sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind, the 1960 west virginia democratic primary debate between senators john f. kennedy of massachusetts and hubert humphrey of minnesota. this was only the second televised presidential primary debate in history. >> the next president must arouse this nation to heroic deeds. you must search for a lasting peace with justice and freedom. he must understand the complexities of disarmament nosationnose ati negotiations. >> because i believe strongly in my country and in its destiny and because i believe the power and influence of the next president and his vitality and force are going to be the great factor in meeting the responsibilities that we're going to face. >>> at 6:00 on american artifacts, we will tour louisiana's whitney plantation slavery museum that traces its history to 1752. >> the story of slavery is integral to the history of the united states. we don't talk enough about the inequality of african-americans and what they have faced in this country. and we don't talk enough about our role today in kind of perpetuating th

today two virginia tech students are expected to be arraigned, after being charged in the murder and kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl. nicole lovell' s body was found about 100 miles away from her home in blacksburg, virginia, over the weekend. authorities believe david eisenhauer knew lovell, and used their relationship to lure her out of the house. natalie keepers is accused of

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she's going to win virginia. >> reporter: virginia is one of nine states holding primaries tuesday. tom sherwood, news4. >> for an updated list of the presidential candidates and their scheduled events in virginia ahead of super tuesday, open up the nbc washington app. just search candidate tracker. >>> in maryland, republican governor larry hogan is more popular than ever with voters about 63% of marylanders approve of his performance. that's up 5% since october. 86% of republicans approve and 50% of democrats think the republican governor is doing a great job. there are twice as many registered democrats as republicans in maryland. the poll was college in baltimore. >>> it's been years in the making, but finally today d.c.'s long trouble street car will carry passengers for the first time. the first street car is set to pick up riders on h street in northeast around 10:00 this morning. the street car will be free to ride for at least the first six months. d.c. leaders say that will help people get accustomed to it. there will also be adjustments along the h street corridor, as dri

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. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> friendly competition between west virginia and iowa. we can all kind of play "let's make believe" and act like we're all running for president by going to iowa, too. so we'll look forward to being there, terry. as we close here, let me -- it is time to recognize some companies. one of the great things about the national governors association is our center for best practices. probably as we come together and we share what's working in our states and the best practices we learn from each other, from our successes we learn where things aren't maybe going as well and learn from that, too. the ability for us to share those best practices really is a focal point of the national governors association. our nga corporate fellows is a group of corporate entities that help us fund that as a non-profit organization to make sure that we can share those ideas and practices and give governors throughout the country the opportunity to learn and to incor incor -- incorporate. these fellows have been here for many years to help us with this funding. 125

that showed trump with a very sizable lead in virginia, but virginia is a state in which marco rubio should do pretty well, a sizable block of military voters, a lot of suburban voters, upscale republican voters. all things considered, you know, given that no one has the territorial advantage this should be a place where marco rubio does well, but he does need a win. he was a standç out at last night's debate but one of the problems he has going forward is he is somebody who doesn't have a victory under his belt. ted cruz won iowa, donald trump has gone the last three contests decisively and marco rubio at least for perception sake he is going to wrack up a lot of delegates given the proportional nature of things but needs to be able to have a win to be able to tell republican voters i can go toe to toe with him not only in a debate but at the ballot box. >> all right. mark murray in washington. now we will go to jacob rascon who is down in fort worth, that's where donald trump will be speaking a few hours from now. jacob, obviously a lot of attacks on donald trump last night, more

powerful tornadoes hit virginia killing four people in

- excuse me, kaine has filed an amendment to extend the deadline for hydro-projects in his state of virginia. the and all of these projects would add power then to non-powered dams. and these projects already have licensedment bulicenses. but what they need is they need more time to deal with the technical and regulatory issues that often arise before the construction can begin. we've got a fair number of our western members that are prioritizing hydropower, understandably. senator barrasso is filing an amendment to activate the use of active capacity in southwest, wyoming. senators flake and feinstein have come together with an amendment to improve the way the army corps of engineers operates dams to increase their efficiency. isn't this just good commonsense? probably comes as no price -- i've got a couple of amendments that will benefit alaska, include one that will expand the existing project at terror lake and allow the local community, kodiak, to remain powered almost entirely by renewable energy. right now they're 99.7% powered by renewable energy, between wind and their hydro- capaci

virginia national guard soldiers were deployed across virginia to help with cleanup efforts. one of the hardest hit areas ground for thirteen miles.es. a total of four people were killed in virginia... dozens of others were hurt... and at one point 60- thousand people were without power. we still have some strong winds this morning. for more on what to expect lets check in with storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori.. kristina? today will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through this evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the upper 20s saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s. sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers in our westernmost counties. temperatures will top out in the lower 60s tuesday will start with sunshine, and then end with more cloud- cover. a few late-day showers are possible. temperatures will top out in the lower 60s. scattered rain showers are possible on wednesday with highs time

jim acosta is with the trump camp in ratford, virginia. we just saw a group of protester s escorted out at trump events. >> i should mention right now we can point them out another small group of protesters being led out of this rally on the campus of radford university. they were initially resisting security efforts to leave the building. they are now leaving. earlier than this, wolf, just a few moments ago, we can room that footage. there was about 20 or 30 protesters in the stands just off to my right who were saying a variety of things. one of those things was black lives matter. they were saying some other things we couldn't make out. they were initially resisting efforts from security to leave the premises and then they eventually did. there was a little bit of an altercation between some of those protesters and members of security before they eventually left the building. and then it was at that point, wolf, that donald trump up on the stage behind me sads, all lives matter and the crowd here was chanting all lives matter. there hav

i mean, look, virginia, no threshold. massachusetts, 5%. alaska, 13%. vermont, 20%. those states are going to be pure proportional across the state with a minimum threshold and those are the states more likely reflect sort of the vote between everybody. it's going to be those states with the 2-1 in the congressional district, particular bely the bigger ones of those states. >> i'm sorry i asked the question. i'm kidding. >> i'm going to send you a copy today of the party rules. >> snap a picture of it. please do. >> i'm going to send this to you so you can take it to bed tonight and put yourself to sleep. >> car rowl rowe, thank you ver much. >> the back and forth continues here, began with some zingers, and then serious, and then really, really nasty. but always with a smile. each side. who won? >> to the shakeup, ahead of super tuesday. >> if there is a problem in those taxes before they decide -- >> what kind of problems would you envision? >> neil gets all the names, and tomorrow will do the same. 10:00 a.m. to noon, with a special cost to freedom on the fox news