10 on your side's erin kelly is on her way to williamsburg. she will have more on the search coming up at 12:30. if you have seen zeb, please call police immediately. again - we're closely following that story, look for updates as we get them. there's more news ahead as well -- but let's talk about the weather. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk that wintry mix may have come and gone but it is still really cold out. and meteorologist deitra tate says -- we're nowhere near finished with the cold snap. rest of today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low-mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will

freezing mark. wind: nw arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. speaking of the wind, it'll "feel like" single digits in some areas tonight...but actually lows will fall into the teens. this is pipe bursting cold, so cover up exposed monitoring it through the week. firefighters are still working to find out what caused a fire in portsmouth this morning. six people lost their homse, and just about everything they own. only 10 on your side was there as the fire still burned at this duplex on des moines avenue. you can see the fire shooting from the

buidling. the roof even caved in. fortunately, everyone inside was able to get out before the firir department even got there. a woman who lives in the home told us what happened. came down stairs and bang on my door, saying my your apartment is on fire, get out the house. i rush my kids out of the house. and i went and got my god mother get her out of the house. and when we came out the whole top roof was on fire. firefighters were still putting out hot spots three hours after this started. as soon as they tell us what caused it, we'll let you know. today, people across the country are celebrating the leader of the civil rights movement, doctor martin luther king junior. you'll find lots of events around hampton roads honoring his memory. in norfolk this morning, people gathered for a ceremony and a march. the event had live music and some inspirational speeches. after the ceremony, people marched to the martin luther king monument on brambleton avenue. they layed a wreath at the monument.

hampton roads held its king junior community leaders breakfast. the event was created to honor dr. king's legacy. awards are handed out to those community. norfolk native wilber james was the keynote speaker at the event. he is the president of toyota motor manufacturing in kentucky and was named on of the top 100 most influential african-americans in corporate america. he says communities need to come together to continue progress. "still today the work is not yet done. if you look at what's happening in our communities today, we still need to come together and identify the issues we need to address to make this a better place." and in chesapeake, a nationally known minister held a breakfast to honor doctor king. the president of the national organization stand bishop e.w. jackson honored police officers at the event. he says officers are part of the fabric of the

the few who commit crimes shouldn't be grouped in with the rest. high school students were also awarded scholarships at the event in washington dc, attorney general loretta lynch spoke at the the annual martin luther king breakfast for the national action newtwork. lynch says it is important to continue to celebrate the victories of the civil rights movement. but she said it's even more important to continue to fight for progress. lynch also promised the department of justice will work to insure equality for all americans. (s/loretta lynch - attorney general 1:07) we choose to act to ensure that the promise of america the equality and opportunity of america is within the grasp of all american, regardless of what they look like, where they come from, whom they love or the god they worship. lynch went on to say she

prejudice, but she can guarantee justice. government officials are now talking about the three u-s citizens abducted from baghdad. two members of the iraqi parliament say the citizens were invited to an event near baghdad when they were kidnapped. secretary of state john kerry says work is underway to try to find the americans and get them home safely. kerry says: "well i can just tell you that we are in very direct contact with the iraqi authorities. we have a good sense of what may have happened the people are following up on it and that's all i can really say at this time. there is a very full effort going to find them as soon as possible." kerry says: "we have pretty strong indications where this might have emanated from and we're working very hard with hopefully we can secure their release." kerry also responded to critics of his deal with iran to release american cruz and marco rubio called it a sell out. kerry defended the decision, saying the

americans out as soon as possible. we'll have more on how the released prisoners are doing at 12:30. searchers will not be giving up on finding marines missing off the coast of hawaii. rescue teams have been looking for any sign of the 12 marines since their helicopters crashed thursday night. the family and friends of the marines are still holding out hope that they will be found. that includes michelle grochalski and her son michael. they are waiting to hear any word about their friend, sergeant adam schoeller. (michelle grochalski/family friend) "he's a very caring, outgoing person. there's just not enough words i could say. his heart is so big." sergeant schoeller's family has traveled to hawaii. they released a statement thanking the people who are praying for the safe return of schoeller and his fellow marines. we can now show you the man deputies say is behind a deadly shooting in gloucester. we first told you about this as breaking news sunday morning. four people were shot -- one of them killed.

helped them track down18-year-old dijon whitter of hampton. the shootings happened early sunday morning after a large party near ditchley road and gill lane. that's in the ware neck area of gloucester county. investigators say one of the victims flagged down a driver near the shooting scene. lexus walton/gloucester county ((c81 32:09)) "i couldn't move in the house, so i didn't think that this many people were going to be here and ((c80 29:45-29:55)) "the everyone tried to rush out of here, but the cops told them they couldn't leave." witnesses say more than 150 attended that party. witter is at the gloucester county jail without bond. investigators say icy conditions, speed, and no seatbelt all added up to a deadly crash in sussex county over the weekend. state police say 74-year-old nancy leigh smith died when her car crashed into a tree on route 31 - east of route 617 yesterday afternoon. another person in the car was also hurt.

may have been speeding. she was not wearing a seatbelt. we're working to learn more about a plane that made an emergency landing in our area. 10 on your side is hearing from people still stuck at norfolk airport, 24 hours later. norfolk international airport says a united airlines plane was heading from newark, new jersey to santo domingo in the dominican republic. it made an emergency landing just before noon yesterday. a spokesperson with the airport said there was a problem with the boeing 7-fifty-7's right engine. the plane landed safely with more than two hundred people on board. passengers tell us the airline is going to "try" and fly them out this afternoon. no one wants to finish last. yet that is exactly where hampton roads is when it comes to creating jobs compared to areas with a similar population. a recent study by the bureau of economic analysis shows our area has made little progress in creating jobs over the last few years. we've recently seen stores closing and massive shipyard layoffs. but there are people out there who are working

a change that would bring lasting and higher paying jobs to our region. and they're laser focused on making sure we quit past bad habits and move forward with fresh ideas. hampton roads in system called c0005 interview jim from 1/11/2016 -05, 6:07 - 6:22 it's no longer just good enough last three or four years that that's certainly not the case. defense spending has dropped or flattened and that's caused us to really lag the rest of the country in terms of growth. 10 on your side's katie collett will go in depth with the main players in this push to grow jobs and keep people here in hampton roads. look for her report tonight on wavy news 10 at 6pm. still ahead - incredible video of a botched landing. find out how this rocket blew up after a successful mission. plus - the latest on the water crisis in michigan. how another cebebrity is stepping in to help. also still to come, there are new trends in the travel industry. and it is all thanks to

how this generation is impacting vacations and business trips. plus - even after his death, david bowie is still selling millions of albums. the milestone he hit with his final release. and - we'll get a look at

forecast. "rocket falls and explodes" you could definitely say that landing did not go as planned. that is a spacex rocket trying to come back to the ground after it successfully delivered a satellite into space. you can see the rocket looks like it landed safely, but a support leg broke, causing it to topple over. and as soon as it hits the ground, it explodes! spacex founder elon musk says the botched landing may have been caused by ice build-up during take off. nobody was hurt. authorities in north carolina are still

skydiving accident afternoon. james stremmel died after a dive at the airport in franklin county. witnesses say he made a hard landing. the owner of the skydiving center says stremmel was a very experienced skydiver. he jumped nearly every weekend -- altogether, he had done it more than 18- hundred times. the f-a-a is looking at the case. a man is in custody after authorities say he shot and killed a police officer in ohio. it happened in the village of danville, northeast of columbus the knox county sheriff says early this morning, they got a call from a woman saying police officers in danville were in danger because her ex- boyfriend had weapons and was looking to kill an officer. 20 minutes later, danville officer thomas cantrell was found dead behind a building, without his gun. about an hour and a half after officer cantrell died, authorities found the suspect trying to run away from a house. police arrested and charged herschel jones. and in utah, a police officer is dead and

authorities say a man shot them. police officers doug barney and john richie were responding to a car crash when they saw cory henderson and a woman walking away from the scene. authorities say as officer barney went up to them, the suspect shot him in the head and killed him. he ran away -- but then officers caught up and they started shooting back and forth. they killed henderson in the shootout. officer richie was hit by at least three bullets. he is in the hospital in stable condition. police are still trying to figure out why henderson started shooting. the woman he was with is still on the loose. police are investigating after an officer in saint louis shot and killed a man inside a fast food restaurant. authorities say last night, the suspect had just robbed the kentucky fried chicken. a witness flagged down a police sergeant and told him about the hold-up. when the officer went into the restauraunt, the suspect raised a gun at him and refused to drop it. that's when police say, the officer shot him. the police department is still investigating exactly what happend.

custody after they say he caused a three-hour lockdown at penn state. the daily collegian reports the suspect is a father who threatened to hurt his two children who go to school there. he was reportedly not in the area when he made the threat, and police arrested him away from campus. officials say all school activities are going ahead as normal. people in flint, michigan are scared to drink the city's water. tests found the water supply is contaminated by lead. reverend jesse jackson led a rally for justice yesterday to protest the governor's response to appointed an emergency manager in 2014 to flint. the manager then switched the city's water source to save money. officials reversed the move when tests found increased lead leves in residential water and children's reverend jackson called for the governor to reimburse residents who paid for poisoned water. reverend jesse jackson/ rally leader "nobody can avoid the impact of this. the fact that gm said it rots cars... it sure rots

the people of flint have been betrayed by their own government. the people have been betrayed ." musician cher said this past weekend she would help the people in flint. she partnered with a water bottling company and promised to send more than 180-thousand bottles of water. there are a lot of people in florida who don't have any power because of a strong storm over the weekend. high winds tossed trees and debris all over the place. crews in the town of golden gate brought in some extra help to clear trees from downed lines before they could get to work. many residents are hooked up to well pumps, and with the power out, they can't get any water. residents describe just how intense the storms were. (s/casey mcpherson / resident :50-:54) "the house was shaking. my bed was shaking, i was laying on, yeah it was pretty right by the house, like driving by." in naples, the national weather service says there is a possibility a tsunami happened because of a rapid drop and rise in sea levels.

track) rest of today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low-mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. speaking of the wind, it'll "feel like" single pipe bursting cold, so cover up exposed pipes...and use your other cold weather precautions. more teens on deck for tuesday night, but temperatures moderate back to the average mid-upper 40s by the end of the week. an upper disturbance could create flurries late wednesday for parts of

storm system we're watching will arrive friday into saturday. this will be another potential snow maker, but it depends on the actual track of the low that rolls through here. so, stay tuned, and we'll be monitoring it through the

up next on midday - the trends in the way we travel are changing. and that's thanks to the latest generation of vactioners. a look at how hotels are

accomodate milennials. when you travel in 2016 -- you may notice some new trends taking hold ...and you can thank millennials for making it happen. details from nbc's chris clackum. (nats: traveler with carry on bag) millennial business travelers are

:06 - :16) "millennial business travelers have money to spend but they're not brand-loyal and they're looking for an authentic experience, more technology-driven experience when they're staying at hotels." the latest..rooms without a desk... because millennials are more likely to be working in the coffee shop or common area.. than their room. now, the 20 and 30-somethings are getting credit for what's called "bleisure" travel. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :34 - :38) "this is the business traveler who tacks on leisure travel to their trip, hence 'bleisure' travel" orbitz editor jeanenne tornatore says that means hotels are offering business travelers ...even more leisurely things to do. ...and notes that the airline industry is taking notice.. offering, for example, seats with more plug-ins for mobile devices. (sot/ jeanenne tornatore / sr. editor, orbitz.com :57 - 1:03) "and we'll see more spaces for laptops and tablet storage in seats in newer planes coming out in the new year" so, she says millennials are again driving

spring and summer travel right now. chris clackum, nbc news. breaking out of williamsburg --- police are looking for this boy who has been missing since this morning.

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breaking news out of williamsburg. helicopters and dogs are helping search for an 8-year-old boy...who was last seen this morning. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in williamsburg following this for us. and erin, we understand the cold is a big concern here. we're at james blair middle school, the command post with the search. i'm with wmbg fire dept spokesman eric stone. what's happening right now? what do we know about the child? what are you concerned about? who's involved in the search? again investigators are looking for 8 year old zeb gross 4 feet tall, 50-60 lbs last seen at his home on john pinckney ln at 2am. wearing blue jeans, tie dye tshirt, black shoes, no coat if you've seen him, call emergency

wearing blue jeans, tie dye tshirt, black shoes, no coat if you've seen him, call emergency services dispatch 757-220-2332.

we have a lot more to get to in the next half hour, but now it's time to look at your forecast. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. that cold snap has really bit our viewing area today. how long will that last? let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate

weather center... rest of today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low-mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. speaking of the wind, it'll "feel like" single

tonight...but actually lows will fall into the teens. this is pipe bursting cold, so cover up exposed pipes...and use firefighters are still working to find out what caused a fire in portsmouth this morning. six people lost their homse, and just about everything they own. only 10 on your side was there as the fire still burned at this duplex on des moines avenue. you can see the fire shooting from the second floor of the buidling. the roof even caved in. fortunately, everyone inside was able to get out before the fire department even got there. a woman who lives in the home told us what happened. "the man from upstairs came down stairs and bang on my door, saying my your apartment is on fire, get out the house. i rush my kids out of the house. and i went and got my god mother get her out of the house. and when we came out the three hours after this

as soon as they tell us what caused it, we'll let you know. today, people across the country are celebrating the leader of the civil rights movement, doctor martin luther king junior. you'll find lots of events around hampton roads honoring his memory. in norfolk this morning, people gathered for a ceremony and a march. the event had live music and some inspirational speeches. after the ceremony, people marched to the martin luther king monument on brambleton avenue. they layed a wreath at the monument. and the urban league of hampton roads held its 32nd annual martin luther king junior community leaders breakfast. the event was created to honor dr. king's legacy. awards are handed out to those dedicated to the community. wilber james was the keynote speaker at the event. he is the president of toyota motor manufacturing in kentucky and was named on of the top 100 most influential african-americans in corporate america. "still today the work is not yet done. if you

in our communities today, we still need to come together and identify the issues we need to address to make this a better place." and in chesapeake, a nationally known minister held a breakfast to honor doctor king. the president of the national organization stand bishop e.w. jackson honored police officers at the event. he says officers are part of the fabric of the community. jackson cautioned that the few who commit crimes shouldn't be grouped in with the rest. high school students were also awarded scholarships at the event in washington dc, attorney general loretta lynch spoke at the the annual martin luther king breakfast for the national action newtwork. lynch says it is important to continue to celebrate the victories of the civil rights movement. but she said it's even more important to continue to fight for progress. lynch also promised the department of justice will work to insure equality for all choose to act to ensure that the promise of america the equality and opportunity of america is

americans. we choose to act to lift up the essential humanity and equal rights of every american, regardless of what they look like, where they come from, whom they love or the god they worship. lynch went on to say she can't eliminate prejudice, but she can guarantee justice. doctors in germany are checking out three of the five americans released from iranian prison. nbc's keir simmons reports. this was jason rezaian's first taste of freedom. the washington post reporter met by u-s officials. he's now one of three at the u-s medical facility in landstuhl, germany. (sot) s/ reza rezaian's cousin :12-:15 'it's just, it's spectacular news. we're just so happy. i can't wait to see him'. in a flurry of activity last night his editors arrived whole lot better than i did 48 hours ago. which

understatement of the weekend." "he sounds in high spirits and indicated that he wants human contact and wants to see other people." former marine amir hekmati's sister was flying in for a reunion sot s/ sarah hekmati/ amir hekmati's sister for four and a half years' an emotional and momentous 48 hours the men emerging from an aircraft a first taste of freedom. sot president "we're united and welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers who simultaneously america releasing iranian prisoners in texas a nuclear deal sanctions lifted events viewed with suspicion by republicans (on camera) s/ keir simmons/ was freed but chose not to leave iran. no one seems to know why, perhaps he just didn't before they could leave and it may be days that they're here before they can go home while they undergo psychological

back to you. crude oil prices are at their lowest in 13 years. oil prices are now below $29 dollars a barrel for the first time since 2003. this comes as investors are waiting on iran's return to global oil markets. the nation is now allowed to export oil again after it had its nuclear related sanctions lifted over the weekend. iran is expected to export more than one million barrels a day within the year. we can now show you the man deputies say is behind a deadly shooting in gloucester. we first told you about this as breaking news sunday morning. four people were shot -- one of them killed. deputies say witnesses helped them track down18-year-old dijon whitter of hampton. the shootings happened early sunday morning after a large party near ditchley road and gill lane. that's in the ware neck area of gloucester county. investigators say one of the victims flagged down a driver near the shooting scene.

county ((c81 32:09)) "i couldn't move in the house, so i didn't think that this many people were going to be here and county ((c80 29:45-29:55)) "the music and stuff was still playing and then rumor went around that somone got shot. that's when everyone tried to rush out of here, but the cops told them they couldn't leave." witnesses say more than 150 attended that party. witter is at the gloucester county jail without bond. we're working to learn more about a plane that made an emergency landing in our area. 10 on your side is hearing from people still stuck at norfolk airport, 24 hours later. norfolk international airport says a united airlines plane was heading from newark, new jersey to santo domingo in the dominican republic. it made an emergency landing just before noon yesterday. a spokesperson with the airport said there was a problem with the boeing 7-fifty-7's right engine. the plane landed safely with more than two hundred people on board. passengers tell us the airline is going to "try" and fly them out this afternoon.

dozens of people have to abandon ship after the boat they were on catches fire. we'll show you more of what happened. plus - some sad news for those of us with a sweet tooth. it may be costing us more money. we'll explain the increase in prices for

plus - we're on your side we continue to follow breaking news out of williamsburg --

have pulled in police k9s and helicopters to help look for this boy. this is zeb gross. he was last seen at his home on john pickney lane near patrick henry drive. police tell us that was around seven this morning. a spokesperson for the fire department in williamsburg says zeb doesn't have a history of running away. they also said, he does not have coat. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in wburg if you have seen zeb, please call police immediately. an explosion in turkey killed one person and hurt three others. it happened in a school near the syrian border. turkey's state-run news agency said ambulances took the injured people to a local hospital. they did not say what caused the explosion. there was damage to a garden at the school, and a car parked in the area. the school evacuated and the mayor of the city where it happened says no children are hurt. the mayor told turkish television that the explosion may have been caused by mortars fired from syria. the iraqi defense

video of what it says are airstrikes against isis militants and their hideouts. the footage is said to show attacks in salahuddin province, about 126 miles north of baghdad. a statement attached to the video said the airstrikes destroyed a number of isis properties and killed several militants. dozens of people had to jump into the sea after the ferry they were riding on started on fire. this happened in the bay of plenty in new zealand. media there says the coast guard and police were called in to help get people out of the water. several passengers went to the hospital with minor injuries. however, all 60 people on board are accounted for. the boat sank. tennis season is back and the australian open is underway in melbourne. but the season open is clouded by a possible scandal. the four governing bodies of tennis reject new reports of widespread match-fixing. they're responding to reports from b-b-c and buzz-feed news. both say they've obtained secret internal files implicating 15 players

50 in the last decade, including grand slam winners. while the bbc and buzzfeed reports mainly refer to events from about 10 years ago, we will investigate any new information and we always do." no players have been named and the four governing bodies all deny allegations of a cover-up. a dramatic rescue caught on camera in japan. a seal got stuck in a fishing net. a local fisherman first saw the seal last week with a fishing net around its neck. it then disappearerd before some locals spotted it while on a walk yesterday, the town aquarium showed up and captured the seal. they were then able to get the net off it. aquarium officials say they plan to return it to the wild once it gets its strength back. sales of david bowie's new album are soaring. the late singer's album "blackstar" debuted at the number one spot on the "billboard 200" chart last week. that knocks adele out of the top

billboard says this is bowie's first number one album in the u-s and his biggest sales week for one of his albums since 19-91. blackstar came out on january 8th, bowie's 69th birthday. he died from cancer last week. bad news if you're a chocolate lover. your sweet tooth is going to cost you more money. the wall street journal is reporting the price of chocolate is up nearly 40 percent since 20-12. there are a number of factors causing the price to go up. the raw material used to make the treats is going away because of bad weather and farming techniques. the demand for chocolate was at an all-time high last year. cuba's capital saw some pretty significant flooding last night. huge waves went over a seawall and into the streets near havana's famous coastline. emergency workers tried to help people get off the flooded roads. a local resident says it has been 10 years since the city has seen flooding like this. and we haven't been the only ones dealing with a winter blast. check out the scene in tokyo earlier this

more than two inches of snow hit the central part of the city. the snow caused a lot of problems for public transportation. officials cut back the number of subway trains, which caused a big inconveinece for thousands. slush on the roads causing problems for drivers. the skies did clear later, but it is still really cold. (weather anim - with nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. speaking of the wind, it'll "feel like" single

tonight...but actually lows will fall into the teens. this is pipe bursting cold, so cover up exposed pipes...and use your other cold weather precautions. more teens on deck for tuesday night, but temperatures moderate back to the average mid-upper 40s by the end of the week. an upper disturbance could create flurries late wednesday for parts of the area, but the main storm system we're watching will arrive friday into saturday. this will be another potential snow maker, but it depends on the actual track of the low that rolls through here. so, stay tuned, and we'll be monitoring it through the

up next on midday - a woman who was supposed to

oregon state was trying to beat their conference rival, utah in basketball yesterday. unfortunately, their plans got tripped up. check it out. oregan state forward jarmal reid takes the ball from a utah player, and then gets hit. he looks for a foul call, and when he doesn't get it, he appears to stick his foot out and trip referee tommy nunez. nunez immediately gives reid a technical and ejects him from the game. oregon state's coach says he will look into what happened during the play. this isn't the first time nunez has been involved in controversy on the court. he was a ref in the n-b-a in 2004 during the

palace" brawl in detroit. colorado legalized marijuana two years ago now, couples who are "marijuana enthusiasts" can have the weed as the centerpiece of their wedding. the first ever cannabis wedding expo happened in denver over the weekend. the event is intended to help couples add a little weed to their wedding. however, having pot at the wedding isn't always easy. couples have to think about their venues rules, the age of the guests, and how to put pot into the wedding in a classy way. vendors at the expo showed off everything from drinks, to cigarettes, and edibles. speaking of weddings, heartbreak before one turned into a celebration in seattle. the groom backed out of the wedding six weeks ago. so bride dana olsen invited 150 homelss woman and children from a nearby shelter to enjoy the day she had planned. the women were treated with jewelry, dresses, makeup, and hair styling. everyone was able to enjoy a nice catered dinner, live music, and dancing. and remember continue to

of williamsburg -- and remember continue to follow breaking news out of williamsburg -- that's where searchers have pulled in police k9s and helicopters to help look for this boy. this is zeb gross. he was last seen at his home on john pickney lane near patrick henry drive. police tell us that was around seven this morning. a spokesperson for the fire department in williamsburg says zeb doesn't have a history of running away. they also said, he does not have coat. 10 on your

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