"with the new updates that was given to us today, i think the family really needs our prayers and support now more than before." now that eisenhauer is in custody, police are working to piece together his steps on virginia tech's campus. they say no students are in any harm -- it's just a part of their investigation. you also heard from the person who organized tonight's vigil. we will be here and have more on that and any developments in the investigation coming up tonight at 11. we're live in blacksburg, christian heilman wdbj7. upand look at these beautiful pictures that we got in today at smith mountain lake from bernard's landing christopher smith tweeted this address beautiful blue skies matching the lake he can still see in the shaded spot there is snow but a lot of melting did occur today beautiful sunset in progress as well as a live picture from rapper temperatures writing forties to look to the south and west seventy degrees right now. sixty two degrees a 62 a mobile 66 in memphis we will see that won't come tomorrow as it slowly progresses to the north and east thinks to a upper level ridge will be about ten to fifteen degrees above average once again with daytime highs soaring in the upper fifties to near sixty degrees tomorrow afternoon monday we are still very mild highs and low sixties a few spotty showers possible were still comfortable in the fifties come tuesday we will see the warmest day or so far this month your forecast high tomorrow rated sixty degrees from a trooper during a traffic stop in alleghany county. it happened just authorities say a blue toyota was stopped on the side of the road. when a trooper stopped to check the vehicle, the driver, andrew arnold, made an illegal u- turn and sped off. the car crashed during a pursuit and the driver ran away. police say arnold is west virginia. investigation. a follow up tonight on the inmates that escaped from a california jail a week ago. orange county police have confirmed that the remaining two missing inmates are back in custody tonight. they were found in a stolen white van parked at a whole foods. a third fugitive surrendered at a local business yesterday. all three managed to escape from the roof of a jail last week. they're accused of murder, attempted murder and torture. some social media sites are telling gun sellers to take their business elsewhere. facebook and instagram are updating their policies to ban private gun sales. in an email statement, a facebook executive says licensed gun retailers will still be able to post their goods. but person to person sales are no longer allowed. the company says it has systems in place to detect private gun sales, and it will remove any content that violates the new policy. senator bernie sanders' campaign has officially opened a field office in roanoke. the doors to the campaign's second sanders' virginia state director took time to speak directly to supporters during the event. virginia is one of the 11 "super tuesday" states voting on march 1-st. the republican party of virginia has ditched plans to require a statement of affiliation or loyalty pledge in the upcoming presidential primary. organizers voted to rescind a plan requiring participants in the march 1-st primary to sign a statement saying "i am a republican." the oath was recently criticized by gop presidential candidate donald trump and others say it could alienate first-time and independent voters a federal judge and appeals court denied an attempt by trump supporters to block the oath. with iowa caucus voting just days away, hillary clinton's campaign is facing email issues again. candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard but clinton is dealing with a major distraction back in washington. clinton has remained silent about the escalating scandal over her emails at campaign events in iowa. her campaign says the emails weren't gop candidate marco rubio are wasted no time criticizing clinton for putting what he calls sensitive information on her server. sen. marco rubio/(r-fl) presidential candidate: "she believes she's above the law, she believes that she is above the law." the obama administration says it won't release 22 top secret emails found on clinton's personal server. president barack obama is gearing up to make his first visit to a u-s mosque as commander in chief. a senior administrator says the president will visit the islamic society of baltimore on wednesday. he's expected to host a roundtable with community members. he'll also celebrate the contributions of muslim-americans to the country. the president has visited mosques overseas but never in america. tomorrow night is the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. the obama administration says the deadline is 2-59 eastern time monday for the 38 states using the healthcare-dot-gov website. you can also enroll fines are going up for people who are uninsured in 20-16. the minimum penalty is 695 dollars uninsured for the whole year. a virginia circuit court says norfolk business owner's right to free speech. the owner of central radio incorporated claims officials were trying to seize his property for old dominion university's expansion. authorities sanctioned him from displaying a sign saying just that. the city claims the sign was larger than its ordinance allowed. a three-judge panel ruled in the owner's favor and ordered the city to pay unspecified damages to him. volkswagen may buy back some of the diesel cars linked to its emissions cheating scandal. last year, volkswagen admitted it sold millions of diesel cars with software designed to trick emissions tests. an attorney for the company says a buy-back program may be a solution for some of the cars. volkswagen is still working on a solution to fix the illegal software. the company has set up a fund to money it should pay decline in their vehicles' value. we have a traffic alert for you tonight. interstate 64 in rockbridge county will be closed tomorrow. the interstate will be 50 near lexington and kerrs creek and interstate 81. interstate is tommorrow from 6- am to 5pm. detours will be in place to guide you. you're watching your hometown news leader, wdbj-7. what a group in one hometown is doing to raise awareness about human trafficking in virginia. and hundreds of positions are open at schools around our area. how school leaders spots. trafficking in virginia. january is human trafficking awareness month. wdbj7's noell saunders tells about an event held in roanoke today. nadia, straight serves as an outreach for teenagers. about 5 years ago they decided to join forces with law enforcement to help bring this issue light. today they held their fourth annual justice experience event as part of the "blue campaign" to end human trafficking. hundreds attend straight street's annual human trafficking event. dede wallace with the department of homeland security investigation says it's a widespread problem. "last year polaris, which is a national organization for human trafficking, rated virginia as number 5 for the states" human trafficking doesn't discriminate. victims can be boys, girls, women or men, some are as young as 11-years old. "i need people to understand that we still have victims out there that we haven't been able to find so if we can show people what to look for and the signs and where to look for them, i need people to start calling. call a tip line, call a hotline. say what you see" it's all about education. straight street's executive director keith farmer says it's important that parents teach their when something doesn't look right. "parents need to be involved in their children's lives so they know what;s going on and don't let social media be the babsitter. unplug and spend some time. it's huge to invest in the life of your child" the program also teaches people to pay attention to the signs. "if you go to a hotel and you see young girls that are hanging out and taking photos or see hotel rooms with men coming and going. that's wrong. those are really big things you can notice and see easy" currently working on building a shelter called street ransom. it's an eight bed shelter for girls that roanoke area. the organization is currently accepting donations. you can find that information on our website wdbj7.com noell saunders wdbj7. are looking to fill some teaching spots with a teacher this afternoon, schools across the region met at the salem civic center. they accepted resumes and applications, hoping to fill more than 800 vacancies. those who took part got a chance to meet with school administrators face to face. one woman we spoke to walked out with a job the same day. joy ann binsley/took part in job fair: "i had no idea that i would actually be asked to come on board with the school district." those with teaching licenses or who will be eligible for a teaching license by the 2016-2017 school year can apply for positions online. we have more information on wdbj7 dot com. some students were busy on radford's thespian festival. workshops to help students learn more about everything teachers came from as far as california to help students break out of their shells. thespian officer: " it allows you to get out there and meet new people and learn new things, um just so you're not in your school's little bubble. because once you in college you're in the open." organizers say the annual event is in it's 30-th year and they continue to see it grow. the local office on aging's soup for senior's food drive kicks off monday. some drop-off locations started collecting canned food in december. volunteers will collect and distribute the food to thousands of seniors in the roanoke valley and alleghany highlands. doris johnson of roanoke receives meal on wheels and qualifies for the soup for seniors. she says the program is a big help especially since she's not always able to get out the house. doris johnson meals on wheels recipient"it's helped me quite a bit. i have back trouble. it's just me and my doggy here and i appreciate all the meals they bring, they're very good. the help is wonderful" l-o-a is still in need of volunteers. if you'd like to help, head to wdbj7- dot-com for more information. a bassett woman is celebrating her 102nd birthday today! punch during a gathering with friends and family today at the stanleytown health & rehab center . a lot of people showed up to help her celebrate a long life. the years have given hundley time to think, and she has a mesage about how people should treat each other. nelly hundley/ celebrating 102nd birthday: "i've always tried to treat everybody like i should because its no fun to be mad and fuss with everybody. i'd rather have friendship than to be their enemy." an oklahoma doctor is offering his patients a different kind of bedside manner. "doctor finch" runs an urgent care clinic but patients and coworkers say he's constantly signing in the office! he says his talents come in handy when he's trying to calm patients. dr. finch: "you start off with a hum- and hum turns into a song- sometimes they sing the family doctor says he turned down a record deal in med school, choosing to mix music and medicine instead. lots of people may be singing about this pleasant weekend. meteorologist lindsey anderson tells us even warmer temperatures arrive tomorrow. here is a look at the highs, lows and precipitation at the regional airports. we are back with the complete first alert break upwhat a gorgeous start to the day with the beautiful sunrise just enough clouds overhead to reflect the sunlight and make these cotton balls look alike up in the sky photo when you can see downtown roanoke they're in the distance the beautiful weather this afternoon fifty degrees outside help to melt a lot of the snow of course any of the snow mounds at home once or even snow in the shade still lingering but many must just picking up maybe one to three inches and there's no doubt most of the snow still lingers though towards northern virginia into maryland and pennsylvania. hardly a week ago today we were dealing with all of that's else temperatures are in our holding in the middle to upper forties across the area forty nine degrees in bloomfield forty five in roanoke right now forties with mountlake and fifty degrees right now in danville we will slowly drop into the lower middle forties overnight certainly not as cold as woke up to this morning but skies will remain clear we will dropped thirty three degrees in roanoke narnia blacksburg thirty degrees in lewisburg and thirty four degrees in hot springs along with a call when conditions across thesoutheast and mid-atlantic. this will contribute to a very pleasant warm outcome. the second half of the weekend. our next system knows strengthening our last a lot of moisturizer towards the rocky mountains and also along the west coast. this will slowly slide to the east in practice by the middle of the week for tomorrow just talking about very warm temperatures of about 15 above normal reaching 60 in roanoke sixty in lynchburg fifty five and blacksburg fifty nine in bloomfield and sixty two degrees in martinsville under mostly sunny skies will be the perfect egg off-line newbie before height jog on the greenway not a bad idea sorry moses and i were watching comes on groundhog day on monday because he was winter storm developed across the rockies and the upper midwest along with aramis powell the cookies and severe thunderstorms not the case for ross although it is a stronghold from wycliffe aegis along withit come tuesday night and into wednesday but the system quickly moves out and cooler air arrives back high debt beginning to see that here your seven day money and tuesday as we begin february, the groundhog day is chances, especially late in the afternoon 53 hi there and wednesday the physical or temperature slowly slide into second-straight away louisville and handled their business. more from the cavaliers win over the cardinals at sports. uva's men's basketball first acc road win of the season on tuesday, looking to get another saturday afternoon at louisville. tony bennett's 11th- ranked cavaliers riding a 3-game win-streak into the match-up against the 16th-ranked cardinals. virginia up 10 to 5 in the first half, when london perrantes pulls-up for 3. he finished with 9 points, 5 assists. later first, uva working both sides of the court. the louisville turnover leads to a malcolm brogdon lay-up on the other end. brogdon led all scorers with 13, as the cavs push their lead to double digits. second half, devon hall with the miss, but anthony gill is there to slam it home. he also had 13, and added 6 rebounds. virginia up 20 late in the game and leaving no doubt in this one. mike tobey with the dunk, as virginia wins it 63-47. in division 3 hoops, roanoke college hosting virginia wesleyan in a battle for first place in the odac. both teams at 7 and 2 in conference play. this one tight down to the wire, as carter wright cuts the wesleyan lead to four late in the 2nd half. then it's wright maroons are now within 2. roanoke continuing to attack the basket. cameron smith with 10 on the day as well. the marlins with a 6-point lead with about a minute to play, but roanoke ties things up at 72 after joey miller gets the 3-point play. wesleyan though is fouled with 4 seconds to go. they go one-for-two at the line. so the maroons with the chance to win it, down one. contact is made at mid-court, but no foul is called. roanoke falls in a tough one, 73-72. shifting to some women's basketball, the radford ladies were back in action saturday after a 2- point loss to high point on tueseday. the lady highlanders trying to snap a 2- game skid, as they host unc-asheville, who sits tied atop the big south standings with liberty. inspired early. janayla white with the strong move in the post. cutting- through the lane. the bucket and the foul. the highlanders building a lead in the first quarter. check out this block from white on one end, and then she gets it ahead to jayda worthy for the finish on the other end. radford up by double-digits in the early-going, but unc back to win it 54-46. big news in the tennis world today, as 7th-seeded angelique kerber defeated top-seeded serena williams in the australian open women's final early this morning, claiming her first major title. kerber took-down the defending champion 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 in a 2- hour match, becoming just the second german woman to win a grand slam title in the open era. williams uncharacteristically had 46 unforced errors and just six aces against the 28- year-old lefty. we are continuing to countdown to super bowl 50, which is a week from tomorrow, here on wdbj7, as we countdown, we're getting some of our high school football stars in the area to help us in the effort. -. tonight it's marquise morgan, a senior county high school, as we are now just 8 days away from the superbowl. morgan helped lead the radiers to a perfect 15 and oh season, capped-off by a convincing 42 to 6 win over clarke county in the 2a state championship be right here on wdbj7 at 6:30 next sunday, and the panthers take-on the today is national croissant day! the modern version of the buttery, crescent-shaped roll is said to have originated at a paris bakery back in 19- 39. it's creator wasn't french though--he was an austrian military officer who wanted to bring viennese cuisine to france. for the latest weather anytime, turn to our webpage at wdbj7.com and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter at wdbj7weather. thanks for watching your hometown news leader. have a great night we hope to see you back here for wdbj 7 at 11. >> pelley: manhunt over. two dangerous fugitives are recaptured in california eight days after their brazen jailbreak, the inmates are found 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