charlottesville tonight. debra alfarone, wusa9. you can certainly understand all those feelings out there in charlottesville. hannah graham is the fifth young woman in five years to have vanished within miles of route 29. that s the main highway through charlottesville. peggy fox talks to family members of two of those victims and she tells us about a new tool that some colleges are using to keep students safe. it feels like you re walking around with your skin sliding off. it is hideous. reporter: jill harrington and trina murphy know what the parents of hannah graham are going through. harrington s daughter morgan and murphy s niece alexis were both abducted and killed. morgan had gone to a concert when she was kidnapped in 2009. her body was found three months later. last year randy taylor was convicted of killing alexis, but her body was never found. you go to bed every night and wake up every morning thinking is today the day we find her? reporter: colleges hav
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AFP – Dogs are well-known for their sense of smell, which can enable them, with training, to identify people with a wide range of diseases, including cancer, malaria and COVID-19. A new study reveals more about canines’ extraordinary ability to detect human pathologies. This research, published on pre-publication site bioRxiv, focuses on Parkinson’s disease, a […]