>> danner: tonight an abc-13 exclusive. the attorney for the man shot by a centra security guard sits down with abc-13 to walk us through the medical report on jonathan warner. and safety is big issue on the southside. business owners have an idea for the police. >> george: and i'll let you know how cold we'll be in the morning and if we'll see snow across the heart of virginia. >> danner: abc-13 has an exclusive interview tonight

shot by a centra security guard.marissa para is outside lynchburg general with what he told us new today. >> reporter: right now i have the documents that jonathan warner's attorney got from centra. the lawyer reviewed those medical records that were from the day of the shooting. and those records indicate that jonathan warner indicated that he had a gunshot wound to his back. he says that he saw a timeline video that showed events that he calls concerning. we have not received a response to our request to see the video. the police hasn't yet released an official report that

fourth shot that rendered warn paralyzed. the police department is not making any comments on this case at this time. we have asked to see the video and we'll keep you updated as those updates come. join us on abc-13 news, our facebook page, and twitter. outside of lynchburg general, marissa para, abc-13 news. >> danner: genworth financial is notifying employees that they no longer have a job. 200 people were laid off today due to restructuring of the fixed annuity and life insurance sales. the company said that most employees will receive severance packages. we tried to talk to employees coming in and out of the building, but no one wanted to comment. we'll bring you updates as

>> more on the allegations that the friend of nicole lovell's went to school officials weeks before her disappearance. nicole's friend, cary cook, told us that she went to the school resource officer at blacksburg middle school in early january after she found out about a man that nicole was dating that was over 18. the school district says they can't comment on individual cases, but they said a complaint like that would not have been overlooked. >> when something like that is presented to an officer, they would have a conversation with school staff, the student, the student who presented it to them. there are a lot of people involved. >> danner: we do want to point out that cary cook says that the man in the picture was not

and one thing we found out about nicole is that she was active on social media. police believe that she met the 18-year-old accused in her murder on a messing app. a film is called "screenagers." >> reporter: family doctor delaney delaney rusten got her daughter on a smart phone. >> i was trying like over people to not have my daughter on the phones all the time. >> reporter: in the few

looks at what all that screen time does. >> it's hard to listen to a teacher and hear what they're saying. >> everything is online. it's like food. you can't survive without it. and i wanted to make the movie because we need to have a healthy relationship with the screens in our lives. >> reporter: the movie talks about family contracts like no phones in rooms. >> we don't have the phones at the dining room table or when we're in the car. >> reporter: the filmakers want to get people talking about a relationship with devices. >> that's one thing i've learned making this movie is that there's no one right answer. so you can be creative and customize ideas and resources that fit your family. >> danner: we're taking a live look tonight. a crisp, clean evening at brandon farm drive in

not a lot of traffic out there right now. george flickenger has what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. >> george: we have clear skies and dry roads. it is going to be a dry weekend. no rain on pinpoint doppler radar. in the morning, it's going to be cold in the morning 20s. coming up later, we'll let you know when colder weather and snow are arriving. >> danner: the walk to make danville a safer city just wrapped up. these are pictures just into our newsroom. dozens showed up to the danville regional medical center tonight to take the first step in making that happen. the hospital organized a prayer and walk in honor of the doctor and neighbor who was shot about a half mile away this week. they say the shooting was a catalyst and now they want to be part of the solution is to

valerie bragg will have full coverage on this walk at abc-13 news at 11:00. >> some business owners in danville are talking safety too. the owner of the historic north neat -- theater and 616 want for police present. >> it takes that officer off of a beat and out of the area. and there's one less officer to actually run the radio calls. >> danner: they have already started getting this idea rolling. danville police have asked council to hire four more officers. chief phillip broadfoot says the cash will come in the department's budget.

after police arrested israel cunningham after shoplifting. a chase ended in roanoke where police found his car abandoned on west side boulevard. after another foot pursuit, police arrested cunningham and charged him with grand larceny and felony eluding. bedford school officials met last night with an architectural team designing the middle school. it was not enough to get them the money set aside for the project. they're hoping the board of supervisors approves the new range of just under $46 million. >> this school is the last 50-plus year. and we've got the chance to

for >> danner: overcrowded

skyrocketing costs. these are some reasons why democrats and republicans are joining to solve the problem of our criminal justice system. >> reporter: you could call it a washington anomaly, democrats and republicans working together. >> i have a gratitude to the republicans that are behind me. >>reporter: the legislation focuses on reducing the mandatory prison terms for some non-violent offenders and new prison terms for those who are convicted of domestic violence and domestic terror. >> the fact is the majority of people in federal prison are there for low level,

>> a lot of young people make mistakes by drugs, and by the time they're 25 or so they grow up and quit doing those things. i don't think they should have permanent blechblemish on their jobs. >> republicans are saying that the bill will never reach the president's desk. >> the legislation is based on a myth. the myth of mass incarceration of non-violent, low level offenders in prison. >> reporter: some lawmakers are adopting a tough on crime stance, including ted cruz, who once favored it. >> election season does bring out some interesting ideas from folks. >> reporter: a cause that brought both sides together for now, stopped in its tracks. in washington, i'm christine

>> george: in the sunshine today, we enjoyed highs in the 40s. lynchburg reached 44 with 47

>> george: i just r a request from a third grader who was hoping that next week we'll see some snow days coming up. for the weekend, no snow. and i think you're going to like this forecast for your outdoor plans. it will be cold in the morning with temperatures in the 20s. cool and dry in the afternoon. not much wind tomorrow. highs in the mid-40s to lower 50s. you'll want your jacket all weekend. monday night-tuesday, snow is likely across the heart of virginia. totals, it looks like we'll

it looks like we'll see higher amounts towards the mountains. lower amounts towards southside. right now it would be way to early to know if schools could be cancelled. that decision could likely be coming on monday to decide if schools will be closed on tuesday. tuesday morning would be the day that we'll have to monitor for you to see if we do see some cancellations. it is going to be colder. tuesday-friday we may see highs in the 30s. we're in the 30s now. 36 degrees. clear skies across the heart of virginia. we have a light breeze at three miles per hour. martinsville, down to freezing. virginia tech, blacksburg, 32. charlottesville, 38. farmville, upper 30s. south boston, 36. in the morning you may notice high clouds. you'll see them moving on

that's this area of gray. you might call that a filtered sunshine. should be a nice day for your outdoor plans. the wind is not a big factor for you. i want to show you something we're watching for you on sunday. we're going to stay dry here, but in the carolinas, raleigh or east of raleigh durham, there is going to be rain that is going to stay fairly close to the coast. and sunday we'll see some of that rain spreading into virginia. it looks like that rain will be staying to our east and southeast. we're not expecting any measurable rain in our area. tonight, amherst 22. alta vista 23. danville, 24. tomorrow morning before 9:00 a.m., temperatures will be below freezing. and lower 40s at lunchtime. upper 40s in the afternoon. light wind, dry for saturday,

the rest of the area, highs in the upper 40s. 7-day forecast looks good for your outdoor adventuring saturday and sunday. dress warmly. on monday we'll begin the day with dry weather, rain changing to sleet then snow more monday and into tuesday morning. followed by much colder weather. 0-2 inch totals looking to be most common. >> danner: super bowl is just

in two minutes, find out which >> danner: the game is just two days away, and b.c. sports in river mall in lynchburg said they're sold out of almost all things in super bowl. the owner of the store, robbie

carolina panthers is the most popular gear. >> this year people have been looking for the panthers since they're so close to virginia. >> danner: if the panthers win, the store will get in a new shipment. and in lincoln county, colorado, some say a sign predicts the winner of the super bowl. >> reporter: on a well-traveled road here in lincoln county, there stands a sign. >> that's the prediction of the future there. >> reporter: it reads "denver, 12. newton, 25." >> i let everyone know that carolina is about to win. >> reporter: charlotte dad jason smith saw it too, but

he kept driving. and then he saw "denver 7, newton -- >> and i thought it was kind of an unusual thing. >> reporter: and today other fans on north carolina highway 16 stopped to snap it too. for smith, it's his own snapshot of fame. >> i didn't know it would go this far. >> reporter: and although it's not quite what he or his sons predicted. >> no, never. >> reporter: it's this prediction he hopes will hold. >> exactly.

>> danner: one more look >> danner: the night is lit up in downtown lynchburg tonight. it kicks off the winter lights on the bluff walk. the james council for arts and humanities called on local artists to submit illuminated

there's a deejay down there too. go on down and check it out. a nice, clear night for everyone to go down to the bluff walk. >> george: it's nice. my wife and i, diana, will have to check it out. we'll have cold mornings in the 20s and h big stars at the big game,

plus megan tonight's big games, big gossip. >> we're going to party all the way up to the halftime of super bowl. >>kevin's hanging with all the stars infrancisco. cold play's halftime show. our exclusive the scenes as they build the stage. and beyonce's big secret, what only we heard inside her rehearsal. >> i will tell you there's a surprise coming. >> she's pregnant? and megan kelly's out with her hothusband. her new big money book deal, what does she have i and what does she have in store for trump's next ethe bait. and the musical about the passion ofchrist. with triciayearwood. >> did garth chuckle a bit when you said, guess what?

mother of jesus? the reality tv face-off. can lindsay's parents finally play nice? >> cut, done. >> michael. >> no. now for february 5, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." everybody, thank you for joining us, cameron mathison with here with us. >> and that is because kevin is in the middle of all the craz in san francisco super bowl 50. >> reporter: i'm here on radio road, it's mind-blowing. everybody is coming through and everybody is talking about the super bowl halftime and also they're getting amped up the big game. there's a lot of parties here, you're having a party tonight, what time do you expect that party to end? >> we're not going end, we're going to all the way up to