the aunt of alexis murphy has started the a.w.a.r.e. foundation. the mission is to bring awareness and support and education for finding missing people. it was started by trina murphy after her niece, alexis murphy was abducted and murdered. her remains were never found. >> if you've never been in this situation, there's things that you don't think about. for example, we built great relationships with the media. from the onset, you know. and instead of us having is to call and say will you put my loved one on tv, the media was

information on alexis on today? get ready for those bitter cold temperatures to make a comeback. we're talking temperatures in the teens next week. will stafford will have what we can expect. >> will: a lot of those mornings where temperatureses -- temperatures are in the teens, it's going to be chilly. we've also got a clipper system up here towards minnesota. that's going to be our weather-maker as we head into the next few days. the clouds will flow back to the area in the overnight hours of tonight. and we're talking wintry precipitation for monday. and we could see a cornucopia of precipitation. rain, sleet, and snow. >> mona: genworth financial stocks took a blow today after the company announced they

hundreds of employees. the stocks were down 21%. most of the cuts are happening in richmond. 39 will be laid off in lynchburg. authorities say an eescaped work release inmate from henrico county has been captured. the sheriff's office in palm coast, florida said they learned of his whereabouts after he was involved in a car crash. >> reporter: the debate was in the granite state. you just saw it live. it's a high-stakes contest and marcy gonzalez is here with the latest. >> reporter: the fight in new hampshire. >> let me talk.

>> you're out of time. >> boo! boo! >> that's all of his donors the special interests. >> reporter: battling it out before tuesday's primary. >> that's what washington d.c. does. the shot and then the memorized 20-second speech. >> reporter: christie coming out swinging going after marco rubio. >> he simply doesn't have the experience to be president of the united states. >> i think the experience is not what you did, but how it worked out. >> reporter: trying to differentiate themselves on the economy and terrorism. >> we should use overwhelming force, kill the enemy, and get out. >> we are going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: trump back in place and at times brushing off booing from the audience.

polls here and trying to hold on to his lead. >> we'll galvanize the people of this country and we'll beat hillary clinton. >> reporter: tomorrow it's back out on the trail for the republicans and democrats. >> mona: the dead line to register to vote in the march primaries is fast approaching. to vote, you must register before 5:00 p.m., monday, february 8th. you can register at your local registrar's office or online at elections.virginia.gov. and businesses in new hampshire say it's a win-win situation for them. they say the primary boosts the local economy. >> reporter: during primary season it's not just the

diner getting customers through the door. >> we get calls about who's going to be in today. >>reporter: pancakes with a side of presidential candidates. >> i think people plan their day around that sometimes when it's this close. >> reporter: with the manchester airport just two miles away, this is often the first stop for photo opportunities and handshakes. >> everybody wants to shake the next president's hand. >>reporter: and it's a boom for business during a normally quiet time of year. >> it makes a tuesday like a sunday. >> reporter: people here say the primary is great for the local economy. they say what's also great is the opportunity to meet with these candidates in person. >> we have friends that envy us because we can meet every candidate that's running. >> thank you. >> reporter: exact says that bernie sanders came to his high school. >> it was really cool. and just by the way, you can casually hang out in the

sanders. >> reporter: his mom, heidi, says that they get invitations to town halls every weekend. >> they joke around with you which is different than being on tv. >> reporter: and the campaigning can be overwhelming. >> it's 3-4 calls every night. >> it's one of the biggest deals that happens around this year. >> mona: and virginia republicans will choose their nominee to replace the 5th district seat at a convention. the current represent, robert hurd, will be retiring at the end of 2017. the convention will be held on may 14th. north korea has set off a long range rocket from north korea's west coast.

getaway. >> mona: a baltimore woman is recovering after police say she was hit by an alleged drunk driver making a getaway. it all happened in one of the city's most popular night life districts. police say orlando redd got into a van and crashed into several cars. he then backed into a sidewalk and ran the woman over. redd is facing multiple violations. >> tonight, a warning about scammers trying to get their hand on your money and those threats have already cost americans millions. [indiscernible] and put you behind the bars. >> reporter: tonight the

americans to be on high alert for a phone scam that is bilking taxpayers off millions. someone called a woman and demanded that she pay thousands of dollars in back taxes. scared, she wired $10,000 to an account in seattle. it was all a scam. the i.r.a. says that since october 2015, 5,000 victims lost millions of dollars to people pretending to be i.r.s. officials. >> they often use a fake telephone number with a u.s. area code, they may even threaten arrest or deportation. >> reporter: a new law is

tax collection agencies to collect taxes. >> mona: well, we've -- it feels like we've had all the rain, the snow, and now -- >> will: and now more rain and snow.

going to come at a >> will: pick a any color. that picture that whitney sent in has every color in the rainbow in there. gorgeous shot. we think that was at smith mountain lake. our temperature in lynchburg at 27.

move back in. dew point at 19. visibility unlimited at ten and the winds are calm. we start to see the clouds move back in, and we might go down another degree or two. 30 in roanoke. 29 blacksburg. 32 in hot springs and charlottesville. we have some snow flurries now for southern portions of halifax county and the interstate 40 corridor. and that is all associated with the little branch off of this bigger system towards the carolina coastline. this will move offshore, bottom out, and intensify rapidly up towards the north. that's not going to play into our weather with the exception of maybe a few clouds thrown back in the mix.

michigan will make its way up into our forecast. then our eyes will turn to this clipper system up towards the north. as that moves down with that cold front behind it, it's going to spark rain and snow showers on monday. and tomorrow afternoon, if you go east to the parkway, you're likely going to see more clouds. west of the parkway may see sunny skies. we'll briefly go down to cloudy skies but then more clouds run in on monday morning. clouds change to rain and then snow in the afternoon.

monday will be 12:00-5:00 on tuesday. totals look to be 0.5-2 inches. and in terms of snowfall totals generally less than an inch with the high amounts north and west of the area. and a dusting with highers west. and then the attention will turn to this cold blast of air that will come in. we'll go two shots of that. one on thursday and a reenforcing one on saturday. lows tonight in the 20s. variably cloudy skies, school. daylight highs tomorrow 52 in lynchburg to 55 in danville. amherst, 52. dillwyn 53. alta vista, 52.

and martinsville. 50 for harrisburg. it's all about the cold. 33 for wednesday. overnight lows in the teens. i know that doesn't make you happy. >> mona: it doesn't, but i feel like we can do the 18 degree nights. >> will: we can get through it. >> mona: thank you, will. >> will: you're welcome. >> mona: the high levels of lead found in water in flint, michigan has turned the issue nationwide. a study shows that 18 cities in the state have higher levels of lead exposure than flint. in pennsylvania, old lead paint chipping away from deteriorating homes is part of the problem. >> there's a lot of lead that

harrisonburg was awarded >> mona: uber drivers are protesting in san francisco and they'll continue into the super bowl event. they say it's because of lower wages. they say that some drivers get paid as little as $4 an hour. but uber says it guarantees more. >> that's why i live in los angeles. look at all these people. if they don't get me, they're going to call the other company. >> mona: an estimated 40,000 people drive for the company in the bay area. many of you probably

to watch for the super bowl, and for some it's as much about the parties as it is about the game. studies have determined that the millennials will spend the most on the game. millennials will spend the most on food and new tvs. >> reporter: you're got to have that big tv. >> mona: i'm all about the $3.99. i'm going to bring myself to the party. you're going to be up next with sports. just 24 hours in the super bowl. >> reporter: yeah.

72 hours >> reporter: virginia tech

second half, but laday made some free flows. landry knowkoes dunk pushed clemson into the lead. and the hokies had a late comeback. and there was a 3-point play in the final 30 seconds. the hokies started is the second half strong. bibb drills the three of his 12 points. and hudson slammed home two of his 13. 7.5 minutes left. tigers stormed back. and blacksheer jr. put tech back on top. and laday hit five of six pressure free throws. and clemson had the ball with

tech wins 60-57. >> [indiscernible] i try to leave the gym making 12 free throws in a row. and you didn't make my last one, and that's crazy. and i'm glad i made my nine. >> we've been focusing on defense and getting better. >> so we're teetering on the threshold of do you want to go this way or do you want to go this way? and this will be a character-revealed game of this team. >> reporter: meanwhile, u.v.a. has been moving in the opposite direction since their loss on january 4th. the cavs won five straight games. number nine looking for number

and they trail by one until brogdon drives the lane for the one-handed throwdown. and late in the half, a tip to perrantes who buries it. and u.v.a. leads two at the break. and the bounce and the foul. part of a 12-0 u.v.a. run. and 64-50. they host the hokies on tuesday. and v.m.i. trying to make some noise hosting western carolina. and keydets down to six. and second half, watch this scramble. and it gets kicked over to peterson. and elby stripped and browning with the 1-handed dunking. and carolina

catmounts hold off the keydets. and in turner gym, smith has her ladies playing well. here we are going into the half-time there with a nice layup. here you got browning driving in for two of her 13 on the afternoon. late in the game, nice roll up and a foul for lynchburg. and the lynchburg hornets end up taking this one. the final, 83-63. 33 bench points for the horns, something the coaches say is important. >> [indiscernible] it's extremely critical, especially going down the stretch, especially with a long season of injuries. especially going through the tournament and having to play three games to get there. >> reporter: and lynchburg

generals. and liberty makes it six in a row, 80-76. and five players finishing in double figures. the win pushes the flames into the fourth in the big south. saturday. and the n.f.l. announced the hall of fame class for 2016. let's have it out with liberty flames hockey. and logan takes one for the team and stops the shot. flames with a two goal lead heading into the third. and garcia gets a centering pass. and garcia, four goals of the night. and garbin knocks it out of mid-air and in.

colden grizzlies 8-4. i like that the golden grizzlies.

look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >> mona: who are you going for, will? >> will: peyton, i think. i think the panthers will be

>> mona: if the broncos, does that mean we won't be in the teens next week.

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