in places like it just let up a little bit but you can see generally more snow on way later on tonight. take a little closer places towards hot springs getting heavy bands there. we have gotten a couple inches of snow and already two to 3 inches of snow back like bluefield and richland on wait that move through as we head through the evening. i want to show you this is just pretty much the beginning of the snowstorm itself. it is going to develop down here and eventually move north as we go through the day to. so additional snow is expected before that change over occurs more of a wintry mix by midday tomorrow. head up outside meteorologist robin reed and he has snowfall totals and compiling a list. >> we are, brett. as you know it was cold when it started so the snow was not snowflakes just little crystals and i got the trusty ruler out and i can report 1 inch here. i can report something else.

road in the blacks best of your knowledge and roanoke area dealing with an inch or less in most cases but some of the reports are coming in a little higher. that is where the snow started first. including width bee and harrisburg and there were more in the 2-to 3-inch range and we have been watching the radar brett and i have and we notice it looks like it wants to continue with snow bursts for the next few hours so we can get another inch are two quick quickly and as brett also noticeed it is cold out here. >> yes. for sure. temperatures teens, 20 and no problem stick and we're going seat temperatures go up and it takes much of the day tomorrow. go over that and what happens along with the snow and the sleet and freezing rain. all coming up in the first alert forecast. >> all right. thanks, brent. robin the snow is sending crews out into the bitter cold. to keep roads clear but they're missing more than uphill battle this time around.

joins us live outside with this this. >> yeah. well, chris, we have been out here it started snowing around 6:30 we have an inch of powdery snow. that is one thing adding ice and low temperatures and make it a mix that can be difficult to fight. >> the snow not much you can do about it. but last thing it is personally quite that bad. >> in the forecast that vdot said that is not going to make it easier. >> because of the cold temperatures. >> when they're in the low 20 salt and pretreatment is not as affective. valued had only a few hours to treat the roads. >> the temperatures temperatures are cold and we're going to see slick roads and we're going to see icing on the roadway and snow is going to feels. pack down and rode conditions are going to change very quick quickly. >> the phs are so slow vdot is mixing a solution with the salt so it is more affective. it is the first time they're

>> the salt just is not as affective by itself. it is very, very cold temperatures. >> roanoke public works says it is tuesday before they can clear residential streets. >> we strongly urge folks to stay home. if not travel on monday if you don't have to. >> the threat of ice has many staying put and trying to make the best of it. >> going to get the kids in the car. we're going to get ready to go to highland park tomorrow and carve out some trails. >> next and stay as they come. >> certainly not 80 degrees degrees out here tonight. roanoke call center opens up tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. for people with snow removal concerns. vdot wants people to go it could be later this week before the secondary roads are clear. wdbj7. >> part of herb burger rode is blocked off and it happened

hersh buncher is closeed and authority workers were on the scene and barricades were in place. water customers in that area will experience service disruption. but the roads should be opened by morning. >> we're following up on a crash in campbell county that killed three people including a one-year-old boy. police say speed was a factor in the wreck. it happened before 10:00 last night on 622. the toyota was going east and hit a mailbox and embankment. the driver david johnson and others died at the scene. police are investigating. >> deputy is in the hospital after an accident happened just after midnight. deputy zb smyth was responding to a call about a man threatening to jump off a bridge on broken bureau road. he lost control of his vehicle. he was airlifted to roanoke memorial hospital and is in

a buckingham county teen is dead after police say he attack attacked deputies and it happen happened before 1:00 p.m. yesterday. police say the man attacked two people at a store and then ran off. he broke into a nearby home and attacked an older couple living there. authorities say when deputy as received the teen jumped through a window and lunged at them. state police are investigating that tonight. >> fire officials are investigating after an area. it happened around 7:30 this evening in the 1300 block. two people taken to the hospital with nonlife threaten threatening injuries. protesters braved the cold to speak out for the preservation of slave houses at the green field plantation. a few days ago we told you the county is planning to move the buildings this week. demonstrators say they're taking a stand against the eraseer of local history. >> these are the citizens of the county that represent all

the movement of these quarters up here on the hill that have been here for over 200 years. and represent history and heritage for the people. >> the county plans to move the houses to make room for an industrial building. >> recognizing a runway sled that helped slavery views from the north. anthony burns managed to escape after being hunted out by his owner to work in richmond in 1854. he later ended up in boston where a group held by his freedom afterwards he studied at the college and became a baptist preacher. state historical marker would be dedicated on tuesday. >> michigan governor is asking the government for more medicaid coverage for flint residents. this after thousands of families allegedly became cart and the measure target people under 21 and pregnant women. in a statement today the governor said nearly 15,000 residents benefited if the request is approved.

specialists as well as other services. the us surgeon general is set to visit flint on tuesday. >> the final week before the go gop primary donald trump out outfront and opponent making final push to attract more votes. florida senator marco rubio and they named him the winner of last night's debate. trump in the second place winner after taking on rubio and senator ted cruise. biggest rival jeb bush will campaign with his brother form former president george w. bush tonsil and bernie sanders made appearance on sunday morning talk show while hillary clinton campaigned in nevada. >> we're your hometown news leader. coming up how we hope to preserve history in one hometown.

before the snow moves in. >> the museum wants to preserve the history of all kinds of camera from underwater to regular point and shoot models and movie cameras. the challenge is to find a house the collectibles. photographer bruce young has the story. >> blinds are up. this is the actual camera that took pictures of pearl harbor byby the japanese. i was going through by the

swartze, director, camera, museum. this is the earlyiest known stereotype in the united states states. 1852. and actually served in three days. started in 1946 and i started in 1968 and have been here ever since. i started collecting cameras and it was two weeks after i came. underwater camera. this was the largest one ever built. it weighs 20 some pounds. it still is perfectly good working shape. this is a film camera. we have a model two, three, four and five. the model three we use. we're the only camera user in the united states open to the public people can come and see the product, actual cameras. 40 years ago december we became

5013 c and it is growing. leaps and bounds. most of these don't have a lot to show. they have a lot of diagrams and things like that. we are just the opposite of most museums. most have buildings and not a lot to put n we have stuff to nut one and not the building. >> this is 1936 olympics and theshot with this one. in 1935. now that we have gotten so much -- so many cameras in this collection we almost have 5000. over 5000 now. we have a larger location. we're trying to acquire the center which she gave to the

>> it is two parcels consist of a 10-acre plot of developable land beside the peabody museum which is 17,760 square feet of space in a beautiful building close to the interstate. specialize in the sale and commercial real estate. it was established for the display of the peabody press at the museum. it was built at the museum and function for many years. >> the ideal purposes were what we want. right now fundraising doing grant writing, getting grant writeers and funding. >> the land that you're going for it is going for it at a good price. >> we're applying for any type that we can get. >> he told me he is relying on donations to make this happen. i don't know honestly where he is in the process at the

end but we're wishing him success. >> it is quick because we have it early. quick area. and that is what the locality need to look at. >> i think it would be a fantastic opportunity. put one there. i think that it would give another reason to go to waynesboro. >> the young adults now have no concept of film. it is all digital. and we want to show it. >> if you would like more information on how to make a donation or visit. >> several inches of snow on the ground when you wake up and we have the amounts for you. >> still looking at two to 5 inches of snow locally higher amounts. that second round of snow moves in tonight.

starts >> that snow has been falling through the evening and definitely sticking area-wide with temperature its in the steens. an danville way below the freezing. everything falling is sticking right way. some heavy snow moving into the allegheny highlands and bands of heavy snow. starting to let up a little bit towards interstate 77 corridor into north carolina but there is plenty more. where this snow came from it is

what we're seeing. here what is happens as this low develops down here and slow slowly gather some more moisture and head our way through the day the day today. that is where we're going to see the additional snow and eventually the warmer temperature that change over some of that snow to some wintry mix. we know 2-5 inches of snow possible by tomorrow morning. depending on your location. additional 2-4 throughout the day on monday. mixing with sleet at times and we're going to see that change over occur likely between noon and 3:00 tomorrow and then should turn to all rain by about 11:00 monday evening before everything begins to change over to just plain old rain heading into tuesday. snow likely falling steadily tonight. holding steady in the teens and 20. now, what i want to show you is break down the forecast for you tomorrow. 6:00 a.m. everybody is seeing the snow. you can see the surface temperatures around 21 degrees and certainly cold to produce that snow. but watch what happens during the day. about 5000 feet.

up. effectually gets above freezing freezing. snowflakes melt and fall down into the cold air and you get a wintry mix. sleet. some freezing rain along with that snow at times that. will be during the afternoon tomorrow. watch what happens again. surface temperature starts to go up, too, by the evening we're above freezing. still a couple of thousand feet up and no snowflakes and we're above freezing at the surface. that means this is all rain with this coming up late monday night into tuesday. we could see half an inch to 3 quarters of an inch of liquid rain on top of the snow and sleet that we got earlier on monday. so that could be problematic. some ponding water along with that snow. very slushyiness coming up to tuesday. here is the amount. highest amount along pretty much the allegheny highlands all the way down to smyth county where you have seen several inches of snow. and then the amounts start to

anywhere from 2-5 inches heading in towards lynchburg and less into danville. we're going to see that change over occur. here what is happens as far as ice accumulation. this is freezing rain not so much sleet but freezing rain that clings to the trees. highest elevations could see as much as a 10th or quarter of an inch but some is seeing glazeed a 10th of an inch. monitor for you through tomorrow. the thing i want to point out the temperatures won't take place until late in the day. it is going to be in the teens an 20 for a good portion of our monday and then these temperatures the 30s will eventually appear late in the evening. and that is what happens early, late tomorrow night into tuesday we start to see that winter mix change over to plain old rain tuesday and temperatures warm up from there into the 40s by the afternoon. this is going to end up being a little bit of everything over the next 48 hours from snow to sleet to freezing rain and then plain old sloppy rain coming up

we do warm up as the week goes on with high in the 30 by the midweek and weekend by the mid 50s. >> maybe a little ironic. roanoke elmwood on ice is close closed until next season. they're calling this first year a success more than 13,000 people skated at the rink in the 12 weeks it was open. temperatures have been bitter cold. those that came out said once they started scathing they hard hardly noticeed. >> i don't know one thing for me whenever i go ice skating as soon as you get on the rinku forget about the cold. i didn't notice it at all. >> now that the sessions are wrapped up crews will put the equipment into storage. >> taking to the sky to tie the knot chilly temperatures. most simultaneous weddings in a hot air balloon. 50 couples road in 30 balloons and participants say they

>> we're not just the usual people. and i think that the usual wed wedding with guests house or something would be quite boreing for us. that is why this one is the one. >> pretty cool. a representative was at the event but it is not clear if the record was broken. >> cold on the ground. imagine being 500 feet in the air. >> s to i do. >> what an event. >> yes. cold part. to each their own. we're going to go to warmer weather. daytona 500 had qualifying today and get to that before we get to our nascar news. check in with the pga and our extra points. roanoke vaughn terror tailor earned his first pga victory. earning it by one stroke over p phil mickelson. he grew up and went to college

pretty neat >> good evening everyone i'm karen with your look at sports. qualifying for the daytona 500 is in the books on historic day day. here is more from the track. >> under partly cloudy skies 43 drivers took aim at a spot for

including former 500 champions, and winners speaking a picture perfect run along with two rookies that possess plenty plenty of star power. there were fast hotrods on sunday. he was seventh in round two, 194.7 miles per hour a sewering himself and brothers a starting spot in the daytona 500. >> we have a decent speed and i think that we find a great way to go to the track like we do on all the super speedway. nice to be back in the swing of things here in day tone a cool to be a part of it. we have to take this all in. it is a cool event and we have to be part of it. >> it was equally impressive advancing to round two driving the same ride that jeff gordon won the poll with a year ago. blistered the super speedway to the tune of 196.31 miles per hour.

youngest poll sitter in 500 history. following h his familiar us father's footsteps. bill elliott hold the daytona track record. >> the fact that we're here and we're going to be in the daytona much less selling polls polls. i told the other guys, daytona qualifying days so much about the teams and kind of effort they put in through the off season. match on the cars and find out a little speed it is so value valuable and so hard to get today and in the single car qualifying efforts. this is a special day first daytona 500. i'm excited to be a part of it. >> dale heart junior made a run at the top two spotlights. he was quickest and they edgeed out for the outside of row one. >> elliott becomes the 6th rookie for the daytona poll. the rest of the field behind the top two starters are dual qualifying races. two other quick notes the cars of kevin and brian failed post qualifying inspection.

thursday along with martin jr. who failed to make a qualifying run. >> thank you, travis. some basketball. uva men's basketball game had game snapped on the road to duck but didn't come without controversial. coming down the stretch with only seconds remaining. they put in a tough lay-up under the basket to give them the 62-60 lead. the blue devils had a chance with only six second left to play. they get the shot to go with the buzzer and while it is tough to see here other angleed showed he laying on the floor before releasing the shot. he could have been called for a travel. they would have won the game but they say what is done is done and they get back to business like they always do. >> i think we understand that our basketball doesn't change. we have a waiver and back into the gym and change a whole bunch of thing.

really see what we did and critique it as best we can. >> the women have fallen on heart times as of late. beginning the year with 13 and one record. they have since gone 2:9 in the last 11 games. trying to break that pattern today hosting pittsburgh that he can consolidate in the first quarter. check this out. connecting on three-pointer an gets the foul for the four-point play. domenic powell showing off range. a long two for her ladyies lead by four. transition in the second quarter and they are leading as many as a little. they go up 7 to 20. they find their groove as of late. a game high 17 here. they maintain the lead until they are on a big run late. from -- gives the panthers 58 to 43 lead with 90 seconds to play. they wouldn't score another point. they win it 69 to 48. >> i was not happy at halftime.

of points out there. we are not especially sharp when we had it in the first half and second half was a disaster. they outcoached us everything and deserved to win this. team battleed all year.

>> we'll be right back. >> check out these valentine's. newborns at pennsylvania hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked into little envelopes created just for them them. volunteers from the american heart association mad the mats part of a program called little hats and big hearts and raises awears awareness for hearts disease. super cute. >> i thought they were diapers for a second. that is a big diaper. >> snow overnight moving n still heavy snow at times. we're going to continue to see that just beware of that. by early morning we continue anywhere from two to 5 inches on the ground. additional 2 to 4 tomorrow and that is going to change over to the wintry mix between noon and 3:00. most of the rain by 11:00 and we'll have to watch for some issues on tuesday. >> a lot going on. folks that is going to do it for us.

have a good night. >> tim: as a youngster, today's guest true tattoos on classmates arms and events on paper napkins. from those humble beginnings, he went on to become america's most popular, successful, and flamboyant living artist, known for his bright colors, click strokes, and active figures. he is the undisputed king of sports art. it's my great pleasure to welcome someone who really needs no introduction, and you hear that often, but this man literally needs no introduction. so i want introduce you, leroy neiman.

>> it is my pleasure to be here. stealing you have had an extraordinary life. >> i have had a productive, i would say happy a happy life. i'll say that. i feel a little guilty, actually. >> tim: [laughs] not much. >> tim: nothing to bother me. these athletes, actors is one thing, but athletes have maybe 15, 20 years to do their thing, got to look for something else, they start as kids just as artists do, so they've got a long career, kid starts playing ball with his 5 years old or something like that, up to the majors, then he plays 15, 20 years that if he's good or lucky or healthy. but mine goes on forever. i'll be doing it to the end. i feel a little guilty about