Move critic Mike Mayo talked Oscars: Joaquin Phoenix's weird rant about cows & "Parasite" winning Best Picture, and what the future holds for Netflix after "The Irishman" won zero awards. "Birds of Prey" only did $81M at the box office this weekend & Mike recommends other Bong Joon-ho movies on streaming services.

Move critic Mike Mayo talked Oscars: Joaquin Phoenix's weird rant about cows & "Parasite" winning Best Picture, and what the future holds for Netflix after "The Irishman" won zero awards. "Birds of Prey" only did $81M at the box office this weekend & Mike recommends other Bong Joon-ho movies on streaming services.

Minority leader for the House of Delegates Todd Gilbert talked General Assembly Crossover: redistricting, transportation, decriminalization of marijuana, gambling vs. games of skill, and the assault weapons ban

Minority leader for the House of Delegates Todd Gilbert talked General Assembly Crossover: redistricting, transportation, decriminalization of marijuana, gambling vs. games of skill, and the assault weapons ban

ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Steve Dorsey talked about the New Hampshire Primary elections underway today, we also talked coronavirus as the death toll rises over 1,000, and Lori Laughlin's daughter's "rowing resume" has surfaced in the admissions scandal

-Locally: a strange double homicide is being investigated in Halifax County

-Minority leader for the House of Delegates Todd Gilbert talked General Assembly Crossover: redistricting, transportation, decriminalization of marijuana, gambling vs. games of skill, and the assault weapons ban

-Move critic Mike Mayo talked Oscars: Joaquin Phoenix's weird rant about cows & "Parasite" winning Best Picture, and what the future holds for Netflix after "The Irishman" won zero awards. "Birds of Prey" only did $81M at the box office this weekend & Mike recommends other Bong Joon-ho movies on streaming services.

-Valentine's Day: Burger King offering whoppers in exchange for a photo of your ex or you can name a cockroach or a rat after them. Also, how much debt are people willing to go into for Valentine's Day?

ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Steve Dorsey talked about the New Hampshire Primary elections underway today, we also talked coronavirus as the death toll rises over 1,000, and Lori Laughlin's daughter's "rowing resume" has surfaced in the admissions scandal

-Locally: a strange double homicide is being investigated in Halifax County

-Minority leader for the House of Delegates Todd Gilbert talked General Assembly Crossover: redistricting, transportation, decriminalization of marijuana, gambling vs. games of skill, and the assault weapons ban

-Move critic Mike Mayo talked Oscars: Joaquin Phoenix's weird rant about cows & "Parasite" winning Best Picture, and what the future holds for Netflix after "The Irishman" won zero awards. "Birds of Prey" only did $81M at the box office this weekend & Mike recommends other Bong Joon-ho movies on streaming services.

-Valentine's Day: Burger King offering whoppers in exchange for a photo of your ex or you can name a cockroach or a rat after them. Also, how much debt are people willing to go into for Valentine's Day?

ICYMI: In national/international headlines Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter among those killed in a helicopter crash & updates on the coronavirus from Wuhan and cases being investigated in Virginia

-Megan Lucas with the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance talked about SB426 (Fair Share bill) going to committee today. She discussed how this bill would affect employees & unions, Virginia Right To Work, and impacts on recruiting business

-Washington Post political writer Norman Leahy joined the program to talk "Virginia Politics": The "Fair Share" bill in committee today, gun control legislation, Jennifer McClellan's proposed spending increases, and a potential change to Virginia tuition assistance grants

-Bedford Chief of Police Todd Foreman walked us through the fire at the former Bedford Middle School that someone intentionally set last Thursday. He talked about prior vandalism to the building, evidence cameras at the scene, the state of the building, and using an accelerant dog

-$1000 wheels were stolen off of a Corvette Stingray; the world's first space cookies

-Chris Faraldi, formerly with the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance and currently Wendell Walker's legislative assistant, talked about running for Lynchburg City Council. He expressed what led him to the decision to run and why he believes it is important for the city to have a young conservative

Matt Combs and Brent Holland talked about Lynchburg Little League sign-ups. The Early Bird Discount runs through 2/15 and the deadline for sign-ups is 3/7. They talk about how T-Ball and Little League are structured, the requirements & evaluations, and how they hope to increase numbers this year. They also share the importance of getting kids outside to have some fun and learn some new skills. To sign up, head over to www.LynchburgLittleLeague.com

Sgt. Brian Smith with the Lynchburg Police Department talked about the LPD Recruitment Drive which is open now for the July: why you should join the LPD, vacancies, qualifications to become a police officer, salary & benefits, variety of jobs & the competition between agencies to recruit/retain officers. For more information call 434-455-6048 or visit www.LynchburgVA.gov

ICYMI: We re-aired the presser from after a fire tore through the former Bedford Middle School. The fire reignited Thursday night due to hot spots & a steel company was planning to reinforce a wall in the building over fears of a collapse. Pictures have been release of a person of interest in the fire that has been deemed arson

-Sgt. Brian Smith with the Lynchburg Police Department talked about the LPD Recruitment Drive which is open now for the July: why you should join the LPD, vacancies, qualifications to become a police officer, salary & benefits, variety of jobs & the competition between agencies to recruit/retain officers. For more information call 434-455-6048 or visit www.LynchburgVA.gov

-Serena Williams loses in the Australia Open in the 3rd round

-Senate Shenanigans: Scott Surovell's bill on grocery carts, the candy desk, and fidget spinners to combat boredom

-Matt Combs and Brent Holland talked about Lynchburg Little League sign-ups. The Early Bird Discount runs through 2/15 and the deadline for sign-ups is 3/7. They talk about how T-Ball and Little League are structured, the requirements & evaluations, and how they hope to increase numbers this year. They also share the importance of getting kids outside to have some fun and learn some new skills. To sign up, head over to www.LynchburgLittleLeague.com

-Sea turtles have washed ashore in Hatteras