ted: coming up on 4:58. 17-92 southbound is blocked off between park and munro. why more and 436 are your backup plans to get around that. it is pretty tight through that area. this is 95 northbound. left lane blocked for road work. woodberry or dean road would be your backup plans. jason? jason: thanks. next, we are live as crews are searching for a missing odor by water and -- boater by water and in the air. when you are away from your television by downloading the first alert weather at to your smart phone or tablet. it is free from your app store. just search for wesh. wesh 2 sunrise gets going at 5:00. stay right here. >> local, live, latebreaking, this is wesh 2 news sunrise. michelle: all-out search for a missing boater in brevard county. we will have a live report from our crew. jason: plus, an overnight fire leaves a home without -- a family without a home. investigators work to determine a cause. it is all straight ahead for you on this monday morning, president' s day. s give you a quick look outside before we send things over to amy sweezey. clear ski

the difference between seasons do you know myles munroe? >> ossie: yes, sir. >> he and i travel a lot together to preach, and we were on our way to... ghana. so we're in england, we're at the airport and everybody's getting on the plane. he and i are the last ones. we start to get in, go on, and a man comes through the turnstiles and he says, "you know who that is?" and i said, "no." he said that's the number three soccer player in the world." i don't follow soccer, so i said, "wow." and... "'kay." and he walks over, and he hugs myles, and myles said, "i want you to meet mike murdock." and he said, "oh, i know mike murdock." he said, "i've got your books." he said, "hold on, i'll be right back." he rushes out, comes back in, everybody's on the plane. me and myles are standing, waiting to get on the plane. and he comes out with this huge bag of money, english pods. you know a pound is like two to one. 20 pounds is like 40 dollars. 10 pounds, like 20 dollars. and he said, "i can't be around you and not give y some seed." bundles of money." >>

munro has none of that atmosphere. harper lee has not been eager to cooperate with munro in promoting to kill a mockingbird or her personal history. some of the events last year's included her threatening to sue the little historical society there. she is not anxious to be back in the limelight which raises the question of, why now? >> let's jump right a head to watchmen. we will talk about later in the hour, watchmen is actually the book that when she left home and went up to new york to write, that is actually the book she wrote. >> backing for. >> mockingbird evolved during the editing process. the first book that she wrote, that she turned into her editors, but in the center of all this controversy because she was like i am back to publish another book. suddenly her sister, her longtime caretaker -- she becomes ill and there is a story of how this manuscript was miraculously found. >> i've been telling audiences for year that there is a second novel out there. if it were ever going to be published it would be publi

that closure southbound between park avenue and munro avenue is completely blocked off. if you travel on 17-92 southbound, have backup plans. traffic is being put onto denning drive. you might want to consider denning was seeing massive backups on friday. the five to eight westbound approaching the airport toll plaza, right lane taken out. it slows traffic a little at times. northbound blocked right now by lake underhill due to a bad crash. consider using dean or would very. jason: a somber return to class for students after a student' s death in a triple shooting. michelle: what the school is doing for students today. jason: a record-setting drug bust overseas. the huge hall of methet apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive whoo! jason: breaking news here at 5:14. the coast guard searching for a boater who vanished in brevard county. that boat was found near the old gal the bridge. searchers are looking between patrick air force base and satellite beach. michelle: we are watching to see when

by now or go faster farther outside building six fifty munro avenue field base officials say they have it no evidence shooter on the base and all also there are no reports of any casualties as well we do have a reporter on the line right now my thinking here is a what do you know mike well you know want go toilet after all is right now to this gate at the das office five hundred times in my life and it looks just like a regular day the only starters though with nothing to suggest anything unusual at this point it looks exactly like that would normally look all that said i have read of the press release from the army came out of about fifteen minutes ago has just now saw a few of the life we start to discuss the case anyways that the flesh at least it makes it clear that something of some sort after they shot a floral with a to the army outside this building which i don't know what the point of this happened sometime after eleven this morning that they emphasize not an active shooter situation that there were no casualties. it boggles the mind is forced to think of what could have half

the weather is quiet and cooperating for your commute. through munro county as well. look at the winds. out of the east southeast from 9-20 miles per hour . that is going to continue through the day. elevating risk of recurrence and pumping in the moisture making it feel oh so monday. low to mid 70s but we should be in the low 60s. temperatures are well above maybe punxsutawney phil was correct about his reduction in terms of early spring. -- prediction in terms of early spring. with a frontal boundary that pushes across the gulf coast states into the ohio and tennessee river valleys. and wrapping around this area of low pressure. the upper planes and midwest dealing with winter precipitation and possibly blizzard conditions. we had reports of tornadoes in alabama and mississippi overnight. here is the first cold front. through tomorrow. friday we see showers early and a cool breeze. saturday sun at times with a few showers as the warm front let's back up across the state sunday. we will's key showers and storms sunday and then we cool week. 83 degrees. warm and breez

it happened that monroe place in munro street in rockville during the morning commute. the woman is expected to survive and police looking for a dark suv. >>> time for campaigning in iowa is almost over. tonight people there kicked off the presidential nominating process with caucuses. garrett haake and urbandale iowa with more. >> reporter: the time for debate and speeches has come to an end in iowa and this is what it comes down to. nitty-gritty of turning out votes on caucus night. we are at ted cruz campaign headquarters and urbandale iowa where he has one of the biggest armies of volunteers and supporters from all over the country making phone calls, knocking on doors, and doing everything they can to turn people who are showing up at events into people who show up at caucus sites tonight and cast their vote for the texas senator. iowa in 2012, rick santorum won by 34 votes. if you get lost on the way to the caucus site or run out of gas it can be the difference between victory and defeat and no one knows about the donald trump voters. are they going to show up? at

you can see the snow in middletown, over toward munro and mason. currently, the heavier bands of snow are concentrated north of the ohio river. aside of accumulating on the colder surfaces we do not see much in the way of problems. the snow does extend back into michigan and with this continue to see bands of snow throughout the day they won' end of the evening commute. we are not under any watch, warning, or advisory. once you move along the i-75 corridor, you run into a winter weather advisory and watch is in effect for northern indiana and michigan. it will be a wind driven snow today. we are looking at steady 18 mile per hour winds right now. to the west, you can see 25 mile per hour winds at times. expect that wind to be pretty intense. close to freezing. 32 in springboro. 33 degrees in the downtown area. the pavement may be a couple degrees warmer. by 5:00, it is not much warmer. we will stay in the 30' s. it is going to be a windy day. snow. winter is back after a break for a couple days. this is what your back patio may look like today. deg

north, butler county and warren county, late flurries along with 27 rolling through hamilton, trenton, munro seeing some of those flurries good springboro, westchester, mason, loveland. moment. and northern kentucky. these are flurries that have are moving in our direction. today. t upset anything, but you will see them fly around as you head off to work and school. temperature wise this morning, most places close to 30. s by 8:00 a.m. a couple of flurries through the lunchtime, cloudy and back to 33. 4:00, cloud start to clear. the first sign that we can warm up that you will enjoy. i will have that in a couple of minutes. lisa: 4:32 right now, breaking now we' re learning new , information about the gunman who went on a shooting spree in south central kansas thursday. mark: authorities said the shootings were were at a manufacturing plant where the gunman was employed. the plant' s parking lot and two other locations. four people, including the gumman are dead. 14 others were hurt. nbc' s dan scheneman reports. >> everybody said that there was gunshots, there was a shooter, and we just kep

you mention you grew up in lexington, mississippi, very much like munro bill. as a person on the block in every neighborhood will not come out or tells you the off the lawn or something like that. and every town. it's only by extending ourselves that we learn to live with him and not oppose them. they have every right to be there too. like at a atticus says to the children, leave that man alone. >> benji is the idiot, he is a very real person which i believe his first grade teachers brother when he was mentally incapacitated to some degree. he had a big sense to more or less keep them in the yard. so she called on tramples boot bradley from down the street and it is a southern small-town. >> her english teacher in high school. the book is not completely autobiographical. no fiction writer takes things as is, they compress, they cut, they create. but yes when you read to kill a mockingbird you're looking at, you're going through a photo album of her childhood. >> it seems like she did the same thing. you mention that he was not entirely atticus. >> for example h

in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars of the organization's money. police say jennifer marie musick- served on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september 2015. thats when they say the embezzlement happened. prosecutors indicted musick on 6 counts of embezzlement on monday. around the commonwealth- the department of forensic science plans to test more than 2 assault evidence kits. those tests are held by local law enforcement agencies. in just a few days kits will be moved from those agencies to a forensics lab for testing. the turn around time for results is expected to be around six to eight weeks. some of the kits date back to 1988.date back to 1988. as long as an evidence kit has been stored appropriately, biological conditions in terms of appropriate temperature, moisture conditions and those kinds of things and if been allowed to dry those specimens can last for years forensic examiners say testing the kits will help in identifying suspects, convicting perpetrators and preven

up, a look at the message the harringtons in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary- turned herself in today for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars during her time in that position.police say jennifer marie musick- was serving on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september 2015 when the embezzlement happened.she was indicted on 6 counts of embezzlement on monday. an update from galax .police have arrested a man for vandalizing the vaughan- bassett furniture company . corey dean hodges from galax is charged with breaking and entering--and felony destruction of property.so much damage was done--- the store has had to shut down. police say hodges broke into the vaughan-bassett furniture company finishing room - and vandalized equipment.they estimate more than 100 thousand dollars worth of damage. vaughan-bassett officals say only the shipping department and its offices - we're continuing our coverage tonight of the big game- and tonight- the quarterbacks from both teams are getting ready. tonight they spoke to the media- giving a little insight into how the

jennifer musick was the treasurer of the parent teacher association at paul munro elementary for three years. investigators say from august 2012 to september 2015, she embezzled mroe than 31-thousand dollars. musick was indicted on six counts on monday and turned herself in today. natalie keepers is staying in solitary confinement tonight. the killing of blacksburg teenager nicole lovell. today, a montgomery county judge denied her bail after an hour long hearing. lovell's parents were there in the courtroom as keepers told the judge about her childhood and trouble with mental illness. she said she had seen a counselor at virginia tech because she had issues with the transition between high school and college. her parents told the court she came from a christian home and was looked up to by her siblings. her dad said she wanted to follow in his footsteps to become an aerospace engineer. prosecutors gave a detailed timeline of what happened the night lovell went missing. that's on wdbj7 dot-com. just hours after keepers's hearing- family and friends laid nicole lovell to rest. the 13-ye

in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars of the organization's money. police say jennifer marie musick- served on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september 2015. thats when they say the prosecutors indicted musick on 6 counts of embezzlement on monday. around the commonwealth- the department of forensic science plans to test more than 2 thousand untested sexual assault evidence kits. those tests are held by local law enforcement agencies. in just a few days kits will be moved from those agencies to a forensics lab for testing. the turn around time for results is expected to be around six to eight weeks. some of the kits date back to 1988. 00:00-05:00as long as an evidence kit has been stored appropriately, like appropriate biological conditions in terms of appropriate temperature, appropriate moisture conditions and those kinds of things and if specimen have been allowed to dry those specimens can last for years and years. forensic examiners say testing the kits will help in identif

in lynchburg-the former treasurer of the p-t-a for paul munro elementary surrendered to police yesterday for allegedly embezzling 31 thousand dollars of the organization's money. police say jennifer marie musick- served on the p-t-a from august 2012 to september 2015. thats when they say the embezzlement happened. prosecutors indicted musick on 6 counts of embezzlement on monday. dan and gil harrington lost their daughter morgan to the hands of a murderer in 2009. since then they have worked in an effort to save the next girl from such a fate.last night the couple hosted the docs for morgan basketball game.as wfxr's solina lewis tells us, the game came at a time when the community is still healing from another tragedy in which a young girl was murdered. 00-05 10-15 with all the tragedy out of blacksburg this week the harrington's say this game couldn't come at a better time to show the community can be light...."we try to prevent predatory violence and when it happens we try to respond in the best possible way"since their daughter's murder 6 years ago, the harrington's have been active i

host: george munro saying trump university as a democratic ad goldmine! 5000 people ripped off. $35,000 each for a large cut out of donald trump. guest: definitely is going to be a talking point. he listened to the trump organization and how they have defended trump university. you get to one of your first callers questions. if somebody signed up for this, they signed up by her beware. -- buyer beware. some of the condo owners are small investors, would end up suing. in toronto's case the judge said investor beware because you were promised by non-trump people another developer that you are going to get x returns and you did not. host: one more tweet saying trump is the ponzi politician. casinos, trump university, all failures with his name. james is joining us from gulf shores alabama online for republicans with tim higgins of bloomberg news. caller: good morning. that i don'to say know what people don't get. we are just fed up. general forians in all the united states. we are sick of the congress and the senate. donald trump is not perfect but none of u

george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, james munro, andrew jackson. those that owned slaves but not while they were in the white house included mark been pure in, andrew johnson, and ulysses grant. washington, jefferson, and maybe taylor had the most. keep in mind, both monticello and mount vernon were huge moneymaking plantations. both washington and jefferson had in the hundreds at some point in their lives. i would tend to guess that one of those would be the largest slaveowners. it is hard to count at any one point because keep in mind, that when you are owning a slave family, the slaves are also having children. those numbers would fluctuate up and down. still, even with that, i would expect it would be either washington or jefferson. brian: you tell stories about slaves, not a service of presidents that literally slept in the room with them. can you remember one in particular? william leeck to who was the body servant of george washington. everywhere that george washington went, you would find billy lee. it is probably safe to say, the aunt phyl

ted: the southbound closure between park and munro is closed for that 1792 southbound construction. you a couple of backup plan. first up is wymore road. denning drive is right there, along the way. that is where a lot of the traffic is being moved onto. it has been backing up. so we are working to get you more options. meanwhile, we have traffic blocking a right length here. that is at lake underhill. maybe use dean wrote or it -- or -- use dean road or would as her alternate there. michelle: up next, students at a jason: the latest from investigators about the shooting. plus, how the classmates are coping. michelle: stuck on a broken down train. the you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than eve

abc's lauren lyster explains for some, the game is just a side at the super bowl this year, marilyn munroe, christopher walkin, and icon of tv show scott bao. >> anybody want to see scott? it's included in the price of admission. reporter: those are just a few of the celebs appearing in ads airing during the game selling everything from candy bars to cars. budweiser enlisted star power. >> hello. i'm helen mirren. reporter: with a message for drunk drivers. >> you, simply put, are a short-sighted, utterly useful, oxygen-wasting human form of pollution. >> we're moving on. reporter: apartment.com has jeff goldbloom sailing a high rise building to bump into more famous folks. >> is that george and weezie? reporter: taco bell is taking a different tack using mystery to advertise something new. >> don't know what it is. reporter: the ads star a green brick, and avocados of mexico have aliens touring a museum. caused the civil war. reporter: g.m.a. behind the scenes for the making getting a glimpse of the game day pressure. >> you're sitting there. you watch the super bowl spot. you wait for te

herself in and was arrested yesterday morning for allegedly stealing 31-thousand-dollars while paul munro elementary's pta. the pta uses that money for things like fieldtrips, field day, and other events for the students. concerns about the money came to light when pta members noticed dues weren't being paid and ultimately bank statements weren't adding up. 3 pattie tight george takei is coming to roanoke. he accepted the city's invitation to talk about his experience as a japanese-american held in american interment camps with his family during world war ii. this comes after roanoke mayor david bowers requested the city deny entry to syrian refugees after the terror attacks in paris and compared the refugees.. to interning japanese-americans during world war two. details of the may 4th event have not been released yet. 3 friday through sunday will be sunny and cool for the heart of virginia, before we see a cold blast for next week. as you head out the door today, some light drizzle and even some flurries are possible we wake up to will give way to sunshine and blue skies by mid- morning

host: george munro saying trump university as a democratic ad goldmine! 5000 people ripped off. $35,000 each for a large cut out of donald trump. guest: definitely is going to be a talking point. he listened to the trump organization and how they have defended trump university. you get to one of your first callers questions. if somebody signed up for this, they signed up by her beware. -- buyer beware. some of the condo owners are small investors, would end up suing. in toronto's case the judge said investor beware because you were promised by non-trump people another developer that you are going to get x returns and you did not. host: one more tweet saying trump is the ponzi politician. casinos, trump university, all failures with his name. james is joining us from gulf shores alabama online for republicans with tim higgins of bloomberg news. caller: good morning. that i don'to say know what people don't get. we are just fed up. general forians in all the united states. we are sick of the congress and the senate. donald trump is not perfect but none of u

reporter: making an appearance at the super bowl this year, marilyn munroe. christopher walkin and icon of tv show scott bao oovment. >> anybody want to see scott?