bill: candlelight vigil held for sara this past weekend at university of north texas. hundreds of people were there to honor her young life. ♪ martha: well, republican hopefuls are turning up heat in iowa. national frontrunner donald trump trailing in polls in that state with just a few weeks left in the caucuses. karl rove says donald trump's campaign doesn't have the ground

tracking a couple of cold fronts, one allowingold air to filter down into north texas notice and snow from the front range of rockies spilling out over north texas, am little result oh conditions ripe for snow there. then this other cold front diving across the midwest, there's arctic air behind this one. so more cold air is taking that plunge into the u.s. and it will start to sweep the nation this weekend. gets here eventually. and you know how it goes for us. we tend to get the fringes of the chill. so our forecast will be cooler on, say, monday morning but not necessarily bone-chilling cold. that's not going to happen for us. but a temperature change in the forecast. but before we get there, southerly winds will tend to deep us on the warmer side between saturday and sunday ahead of that next cold front chance for some showers. not calling the weekend a washout but as that front gets closer, showers are not going to be out of the question. and then finally the cooler air starts to work in on a northwest wind and you'll nice the temperature difference by monday morning. in the moro

the mother of the so-called affluenza teen has been booked into a north texas jail. tonya couch is scheduled to go before a judge. she faces a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon. authorities believe she and her son, ethan, fled to mexico as prosecutors investigated whether ethan violated his probation. he's still being held in mexico city. tarmac delays and disability complaints have lead united airlines to be fined 2-point-75 million dollars. the government says the airline failed to properly assist disabled passengers. also, there were 5 instances of keeping passengers on planes for an extended time period. united airlines says it are now focusing on improving good news out of china -- trading is finally up. trading was stopped earlier this week after deep plunges triggered a circuit breaker halting trading. official now believe that breaker market more volatile. foreign regulators "circuit breaker" rule prior to the market open. we know millions of people come to our beaches-- but new tourism figures gaining steam. 10news reporter charles billi shows

your snow day begins at michigan.org and regrettable act of love is making headlines in north texas that's her grandmother has given birth to her own granddaughter treatments may welcomed a healthy baby girl. my mom offered to give me the greatest gift i could ever have. i combination of kelly and tracy. that is a mothers love. absolutely. but 34 degrees outside.

the frequent breaks are the daily routine for kindergarten and first graders at several north texas schools. it's part of a 3-year trial by texas christian university.. and based on finland's system where students get an average 75 minutes of daily recess compared to 27 minutes here. the kids, of course, love it.. but educators believe this is it is a trade-off: 30 fewer minutes on the fundamentals.. math, science and writing. researchers hope helping kids stay focused when in class will mean more learning.. with recess on the rise. janet shamlian, nbc news, irving, texas. still ahead... cold temps aren't the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one candidate for president who has everything it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social se

in north texas. again no charges have been filed. we have been doing research for a long time now. on the potential benefits of medical marijuana. to treat epilepsy. so we were here to hopefully persuade people who are skeptical. >> they felt it was important to get feed back from citizens about the idea. especially since issue 3 failed last november. the constitutional amendment would have allowed both the use of recreational marijuana. and medical marijuana. >> they have to make it happen. our lives the kids lives are depending on it. >> it's time. her five year-old daughter page suffers from chronic seizures. she says cannabis oil could really help her out. of course not everyone agrees that medical marijuana should be legal. the citizens against legalizing marijuana sent us this statement. >> you mention issue 3. would have legalized both. but it also would have formed a cartel. to be in charge of that. there seems to be more support. at least in the polls. >> it started with a fight inside the bar. the suspect returned with a gun. and opened fire. one bullet hit a 22 year-old

the frequent breaks are the daily routine for kindergarten and first graders at several north texas schools. it's part of a 3-year trial by texas christian university.. and based on finland's system where students get an average 75 minutes of daily recess compared to 27 minutes here. the kids, of course, love it.. but educators believe this is more than a study break. it is a trade-off: 30 fewer minutes on the fundamentals.. math, science and writing. researchers hope helping kids stay focused when in class will mean more learning.. with recess on the rise. janet shamlian, nbc the symphony is a classic tradition... but now it's adding twist.. we'll explain how ipads are going to draw a younger restrictions and requests to limit driving are in effect until at least 4 pm. that's because poor visibility is expected today. this is in affect for the entire seven- county denver- boulder area. besides the visibility issue... only moderate air quality conditions are expected. u-s markets are closed today in honor of the martin luther king junior holiday. and it's a good thing because they might be

texas is out of a job from duct taping her students mouth closed. >> parents at wichita falls say they received calls from the school about the teacher. sheput duct tapes on the bout of 20 children saying it was all a gang. >> one parent say they'll file a lawsuit against the school because of the negative impact on her daughter. >> we are learning a 16 years girl student wounded. the student worn in the past did nothave permission to eat two lunches. >> it is not enough and restill gets hungry >> superintendent insists that no students go hung dpri. the department of politic is now looking into this. >>> an investigation is looking the ticketing website to keep prices up. the state's attorney generalis looking for high ticket events. he the report claims many nfl teams urge or even require fans to use ticket masters at nfl ticket eck change. exchange. >> officials are now looking to get that price floor removed. >>> out the door this morning, expect it to feel cooler and it certain lir is by about 15 or 15 degrees. >> this afternoon, we'll make cooler from start to finish pu sunshine.

after destroying north texas, iowa defeated the 19th ranked badgers in a game dominated by the hawkeye defense. the following week the crowd rushed for 256-yards on a school record 43 carries. as the hawkeye topped 29 points. going on the road, 20th ranked northwestern was no challenge. rushed 192-yards with four touchdowns of his own in the domination of the wildcats 40-10. then 31-15 led by an interception touchdown return from dezmond king. >> upon traveling to bloomington, cj jump started the offense as iowa came out on top at home in a night blackout game, iowa brought the win to the hawkeye state 40-35. >> on a snowy day in iowa city, the hawkeyes had no problem gaining traction against the boilermaker, recording six touchdowns and topping 40 points for the fourth time on the seas. iowa came into lincoln looking to finish the regular season, a school record 12-0, led by four interceptions, iowa finished undefeated first time since 1922. hawkeyes came into their first bibiten championship th a shot at the college football playoffs. despite fighting back in the fourth quarter, they

according to investigators, university of north texas junior sara mutschlechner was acting as designated driver but while the twenty-year-old's car was stopped at a red light, an s-u-v pulled up alongside it -- a confrontation ensuing. sot - shane kizer - pio, denton police department - five to six african american males were inside that vehicle exchanged some words with them moments later, one of the men in the suv opened fire-- hitting mutschlechner in the head, causing her to lose control of her car, hitting another vehicle then crashing. mutschlechner, along with another passenger, was rushed to the hospital. sot - shane kizer - pio, denton police department - she later on passed away overnight - mutschlechner's parents gathered with hundreds of students and friends to mourn their loss sot - clay & gloria mutschlechner - there are so many people that knew her that she touched their lives//she never met a stranger. she was friends with everyone. remembering the tv & film major as selfless, spirited, and fun-loving sot - chris chaillot - she was just one of those people that always had

ne >> a grandmother in north texas has given birth to her own >> she served as a surrogate for her daughter who had battled to have a child for years. >> she was perfectly healthy at six pounds, 11 ounces. >> the c-section delivery might seen routine but getting to this point was anything but. >> my husband and i have been trying for a baby for three years. >> after failed attempts to become pregnant, the 28-year-old took a different and drastic approach. she asked her mother tracy thompson if she would carry her baby for her. ironically, it was something she had jokingly asked her about before when she was only a teen. >> she said if i can't carry my own baby, would you carry it for me. of course, i would. not dreaming that i would actually be doing it. >> it was a mother's promise that would be called on and she wasn't about to go back on it. >> my lovely mom offered to give me the greatest gift i could >> a miracle happened and god watched over. >> thompson had to be monitored throughout the pregnancy. she was considered high risk and doctors didn't have much precedent to go on when they

to me he shouted against north texas he would drop to twenty eight points against lost eighty five seventy four dropped five straight on the website the o'neill any marks on military appreciation day posting southern miss they get twenty two points from ginny simms at one fifty three forty five old lady eagles and lady pirates are two well known to be at kara leah take the phrase she became the first lady pirates since two thousand free to drop a triple double thirteen points eleven boards and hear whatever ten assists as they want over who can cook clean sixty to forty five when the eyes the average despite ways the weight of late they did so against cincinnati last night in overtime target to get wilbur past with the game winner. maybe the cyclists in overtime waited to add on wild card weekend of the nfl playoffs the teams make easy work of the texans on the road. case in point first quarter nile dave is taking it back to the house apart and six yards and seven lovingly they forced four turnovers from houston quarterback brian hoyer casey's going on with and what an ending to the steele

other north texas schools are part of a three year trial of more frequent breaks based on finland's acclaimed schooling system. the project has by texas christian university and debbie ray. >> there is between one and two hours a day of what we call distractions in the classroom that with this recess, it takes away from the distraction, therefore, they are on point the whole time they are in the classroom now. >> reporter: ray says benefits go beyond academics, stronger social skills and the obvious while some schools are doing away with recess, at brown elementary its academics that now get 30 fewer minutes a day. >> the expectation for our five and 6-year-old is so much higher than it was in the past. the majority of our parents really believe that our kids needed more, you know, play and flexibility in schools. >> reporter: 6-year-old kalyn chambers, her mom says is thriving. >> now she comes home, ready to do her homework, play, ride her bicycle and got a lot more energy. >> reporter: and no surprise, kids think it's great. >> i think it's really good because we can get our wiggle jiggles

texas, oklahoma, this is what will wring us the rain later today and into sunday morning. so we won't cool down until sunday night. and before then if you're heading out today, maybe you're heading out in the afternoon and staying out in the evening hours. take the umbrellas with you just in case. temperature warming up to the low 80s a head of the front today and tomorrow and monday waking up to the low 60s with a high of only 72 and then we keep it cool for a couple of days for the new week. neki. >> neki: all right. thanks a lot jen. i got excited when i saw the it is a lottery record. power ball has sky rocketed to 800 million and only expected to grow to tonights drawing. and if they win they can walkway with 296 million collars. who could live on that? and go to local 10 news tonight at te 11:00 to seat winners. >> make it up to # hundred, come on. >> neki: how m can you buy. >> todd: i only bought two. >> neki: one more me and one for you. >> todd: right. >> neki: such a nice guy. >> todd: and a family has a the flu virus hits big. with aches, ills, and fever, there

texas father says "justice" has finally been served - after a fight over his daughter )s cell phone went before a judge. he got arrested for what he calls "parenting." jeff paul explains, a knock on the door at 2 in the morning and ronald jackson finds himself in handcuffs heading to jail. the reason this cell phone. ronald jackson/father "i couldn t believe they could go to this extent for a cell phone. it didn t seem right."jackson says in 20-13 when his daughter was 12 he discovered a text on her phone he found "rude" regarding another woman. so he took it ronald jackson/father "i was being a parent. you know, a child them what s right. you tell them what they did wrong and you give them a punishment to show them they shouldn t being doing thatbut when jackson )s ex-wife found out..who )s spouse is a grand prairie police officer...the cop jackson refused. ronald to police department telling me how to parent my child. it made no sense to me for them to show up and make a big deal out of something that was a small thing."jackson was given a citation and plenty of opportunity to han

. >>> in north texas y sterday, a queen. a local company was returning to the vehicle to the fire station when the crash happened. the reason for the crash is still unclear. another crash was caught on camera in australia. a woman narrowly escaped being seriously injured. it plowed through a service wow. the crash caused a major gas leak that lastete several hours and three occupants of the car were treated for injuries. a fourth man fled the scene and the cause of this crash is not quite known but very worrisome. >>> according to u.s. astronomers, the solar system appears to have a new 9th planet. change all the textbooks, school kids. evidence was found of a body with up to 10 times the sound of earth and the findings were journana >>> a set t people arereme twins were born in australia. they were resting when their father reached out to hold hands. they are on the path to good health and they love each other so much. >>> the u.s. department of homeland security set to announce new visa requirements that would apply to eur

after destroying north texas the hawkeyes went into camp randall stadium defeating the 19th ranked badgers in a game totally dominated by the hawkeyes defense the following week the crowd at kinnick saw jordan canzeri rush for 256 yards on a school record 43 carries as the hawkeyes going on the road to 20th ranked northwestern proved to be no problem for iowa as akrum wadley rushed for 192 yards and four touchdowns of his own in an absolute domination of the wildcats 40- 10. iowa then handeld the maryland terripans 31-15 led by this 88 yard interception return for a touchdown by desmond king. upon traveling to bloomington c.j. beathard jumpstarted the hawkeye offense as the hawkeyes came out on top 35- 27 over the hoosiers. at home in a night blackout game iowa brought the floyd of rosedale back to the hawkeye state getting revenge against the gophers 40-35. on a snowy day in iowa city the hawkeyes had no problem gaining traction against the lowly boilermakers recording 6 offensive touchdowns and topping 40 points for the 4th times this season. iowa came into lincoln looking interceptions

. >> in north texas a fire truck crashed into a dairy queen. but it wasn't a firefighter the truck was returning to the fire station after being cleaned. another car crash caught on camera. this car plowed through a service station. the crash caused a major gas leak that lasted hours. three occupants were treat forward injuries. a fourth man believed to be the driver took off from the scene. the cause of that crash is still unknown as well. >>> the solar system appears to have a new ninth planet. evidence of a body with mass, up to ten times the size of earth, far beyond neptune. the findings were published in the astronomical journal. >>> and a set of preemmy twins becoming fast friends o outside of the womb. they were resting with their father when they suddenly reached out to hold hands. though they were born severely premature they appear to be on still connected. >>> now the u.s. department of homeland security is said to announce new visa requirements. applying to dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or who visited any of those co

meteorologist mike nicco is back with the >> you are look at breaking news in north texas where a fire truck crashed into the dairy queen restaurant. this is happening in farmersville north the dallas. two people were hurt in the crash. they are an employee working the drive through and the driver of the truck itself. both are expected to be okay, the fire truck was not responding to any sort of emergency when it happened, but it is a new truck delivered to a nearby fire department the no word on cause of the crash. >> a police dog with palo alto police department was laid to rest with full honors after a serious heart condition. the german shepherd is credited with getting dozens of criminals during five years plus with the department. >> officials are investigating a deadly attack that appears to have target add tv station. at least seven people were killed and two dozen hurt during a bombing if kabul this morning. it happened near the russian embassy. no one has claimed responsibility. but afghan police say they believe that taliban is to blame. >> the taliban is claiming responsibi

texas. to this is all going to congeal, come across the deep south and eventually help to bring us some snow, rain, or a mix thereof. show what you we have right now though. mainly clear skies. a few low clouds around boston and the south shore and north shore as well; however, that won't spoil the day. i do expect a decent amount of sunshine. and here is good news. wind gusts have finally tapered down. one gust at 21 there for the vineyard. let's check out some temperatures. 22 in lawrence right now, and the -- the visibility just fine, just a couple of scatter fine, just a couple of scattered clouds. we will have some sun today. in the upper 20s and still a little bit colder than normal and a northwest breeze develop 10, 15 miles per hour. but nothing too, too strong. go over to hyannis at 24 right now. and we have a nice feels-like number of 15 with just a bit of a breeze for you. right now checking in at 18 in norwood. up to 32 there this afternoon. a cloud-sun mix. in the mid-20s in wor

the daily routine for kindergarten and first graders at several north texas schools. >> so with the recesses, they have the chance to get the wiggles out, like we say. and they come back, and they are ready to learn. janet: it's part of a 3-year trial by texas christian university, and based on finland's system, where students get an average 75 minutes of daily recess, compared to 27 minutes here. >> typical recess. it's a free for all. but experts say there's so much value in this unstructured time. >> there is between 1 and 2 hours a day of what we call distraction in the classroom. that with this recess, it takes away from the distraction. therefore, they are on point the and whole time they are in the classroom now. janet: the kids, of course, love it. >> the best part is when i go up the slide, and i go on the monkey bars with my friends all day. janet: but educators believe this is more than a study break. >> the benefits that we are seeing quickly is just the along, to work together to solve problems, whether it is trying to climb up a tree, or trying to move something from one side o

north texas university launched a degree in digital retailing a few years ago. >> it's not just the future, but pretty much the present. >> ana karen peter and students like her take courses super analytics and collaboration are emphasized. >> in the digital world you're working side by side with marketing, merchandising, i.t., e-commerce, and everything has in such real time you have to be able to work in a team environment. >> program director richard latt says 82% of his students graduate with jobs, jobs with good salaries, according to analyst rita mulperu. >> when you look across the board at digit at they're generally well paying. >> the government estimates they pay close to double extra 'tis sdal retails jobs, ranging from $40,000 for creative like designer up for $820,000 for programmers. a new era in retail with a good payoff with the skills for those who can sell online. i'm mary thompson for "nightly business report." >>> we have brooklyn dwyer, a senior analyst with bnp paribas. we may range a bit into the broader economy, but the most recent jobs report for december was some

she arrived at a north texas jail yesterday after police arrested her in mexico last week. they're holding her on a one-million dollars bond. ethan is still in a holding facility in mexico city. also happening today, a slight rebound in chinese stocks. despite the gain, people will still be keeping a close eye on the world market. reuters reports the gain is unlikely to improve sentiment in the european markets. china's stock market sank about 7 percent thursday. the country's currency fell to its lowest level against the dollar in almost 5 years. trading was automatically suspended. the shutdown set off a slump in other stocks across the globe. so far, japan's market is up. wall street opens at 9:30 this morning. for most of the week we've been telling you about several armed robberies at convenience stores. and now virginia beach police are searching for a suspect. they say the robber stabbed a worker at a citgo station on diamond springs road this is the second time in a week the store was robbed. police are looking to see if the two crimes are connected. customers are n

texas schools. >> so with the they have that chance to go get the wiggles out. like we say. and they come back, and they're ready to learn. >> reporter: it's part of a three-year trial by texas christian university and based on finland's system, where students get an average of 75 minutes of daily recess, compared to 27 minutes here. typical recess, it's a free-for-all. but experts say there is so much value in this unstructured time. >> there is between one and two hours a day of what we call distraction in the classroom that with this recess takes away from the distraction. therefore, they're on point the whole time they're in the classroom now. >> reporter: the kids of course love it. >> the best part is when i go up the slide and i go on the monkey bars with my friends all day. >> reporter: but educators believe this is more than a study break. >> the benefits that we're seeing quickly are just the ability for the kids to get along, to work together, to solve problems. whether it's trying to climb up a tree or trying to move the other side. >> reporter: it i

. ``>>> in north texas yesterday, a ``fire truck crashed into a dairy ``queen. ``a local company was returning to the ``vehicle to the fire station when ``the crash happened. ``the reason for the crash is ``still unclear. ``another crash was caught on ``camera in australia. ``a woman narrowly escaped being ``seriously injured. ``it plowed through a service ``station. ``wow. ``the crash caused a major gas ``leak that lasted several hours ``and three occupants of the car ``were treated for injuries. ``a fourth man fled the scene and ``the cause of this crash is not ``quite known but very worrisome. ``>>> according to u.s. ``astronomers, the solar system ``appears to have a new 9th ``planet. ``change all the textbooks, school ``kids. ``evidence was found of a body ``with up to 10 times the sound of ``earth and the findings were ``published in the astronomical ``journal. ``>>> a set of people are reme twins were ``born in australia. ``they were resting when their ``father reached out to hold ``hands. ``they are on the path to good ``health and they love each other `

texas father is back at home...and says justice has finally been served...after he was arrested for taking away his daughter's cell phone as punishment. punishment.this dad says back was 12-years-old...he discovered a text on her phone he found "rude" regarding another woman...so he took away the phone.but when his ex- wife found out...her new husband who is a cop...called police to get it back...he was given a citation and later charged with misdemeanor theft. 3 3 3 "i was being a parent. you know, a child does something wrong, you teach them what's right. you tell them what they did wrong and you give them a punishment to show them they shouldn't being doing that." that."and the judge agreed... ruling on tuesday there wasn't enough evidence to prove he stole the phone...and found him not guilty.the judge also let him keep the confiscated phone. 3 trending tonight 3 we talked about this cute story last night...and totoght we're hearing from the parents of a seneca toddler who was found praying in her cribb...instead of going to sleep. sleep. 3 praying for more than one person...inc

texas in that contest. other action on the ladies side it was military precision a appreciation day the lady mocs will remain in taking on southern miss and early on that's ashley jackson with the bucket they were led by jennie simms is twenty two points and eight when fifty three to forty five over norfolk state echols hall it was honoring amber brown eyes they were taking on florida and am kayla roberts leading the way for the spartans they wanted with one of losing rather to the lady rattlers pirates of canton a triple double. coming from leah take the phrase that was two of her points to lead the pirates and then checked the behind the back easy bucket and they would prevail five when we come back with top wild card weekend it was a big one between the chiefs the first game the wild card weekend texans host in the chase and it was all about the cheese in nile davis carter a six yard return it was all kansas city the edges roll past used in furniture nothing brian hoyer had four turnovers all by himself

. >> incredible act of love is making headlines>> in north texas, a grandmotherin has given birth to her own granddaughter . they have been struggling with infertility for yearsth . they had tried treatments and experienced three miscarriages . that's when her mother agreed to be a surrogate using one of the remaining embryos on wednesday the family welcomed a healthy baby girl. >> my mom offered to give me the greatest gift i could have in my life. >> henrico happened and can't a.j. colby joins us in the day to get some stuff done because tomorrow,e there will be some snow around and impacting travel . since the changeover to snowfall will be fairly abrupt quick . just be aware of be aware that will robles tomorrow could be be on the rough side, currently just scattered light rain showers through strongsville into clevelandht and sound around brunswick and north olmsted . this is i-271 in mansfield road with traffic pretty light . there is the 3-d weather flight the next weather system comes out as from the dallas fort worth metroplex . memphis, and morning . another cold air to tra

texas jail. tonya couch was seen inside the jail in handcuffs. she's facing a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon. authorities believe she and her son fled texas in november while prosecutors investigate whether or not ethan couch had violated his probation in the deadly 2013 drunk driving wreck. house received only probation after a defense witness argued that couch had been coddled by his wealthy parents. the condition that experts called affluenza. >>> meanwhile her son ethan couch remains at a holding facility in mexico city. his lawyer says his client is fine and he'll be visiting him as much as possible. a mexican court granted the 18- year-old a stay against deportation, which could delay his return by weeks or months. >>> and still ahead for you tonight, we saw warmer temperatures out there today. jim says there is a chance that we could see some showers this weekend. he's taking a look at your weekend forecast on the other side of the break. >>> one of the seven people in our

. >>> check out this video out of north texas. a brand-new fire truck crashes through a dairy queen near dallas. the fire truck was being delivered to a fire station when it somehow crossed into oncoming traffic and crashed into the restaurant. one dairy queen employee and a customer were hurt. much of the building's facade was destroyed. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, commute crunch.. everyone's told to take public transit.. for super bowl week. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, bracing for the commute crunch. everyone is told to take public transit for super bowl week but tonight, we learn there won't be any extra trains or ferries during the rush hour. what? our phil matier asked how will this work? >> you should be here. >> an emotional day for the mother of a man killed by police on what would have been his graduation day. her message to the protestors trying to block bay area traffic. we'll have those stories and more coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> justice judy? that's right. nearly 10% of college graduates surveyed in a pol

sarah mussquackner was a university of north texas student acting as the designated driver for friends after a party. police say that shots were fired at her car and marine corporal eric jamal johnson is responsible. johnson was arrested at his military base in arizona. >>> we're going to turn our attention to the weather, extreme weather in the west. the first major el nino storm of the season has slammed california with record rains. flooding roads, stranding motorists. inundating buildings as well and turning back yards into raging rivers. up to 3 1/2 inches of rain predicted to fall across the coastal and valley areas of southern california through saturday. with 5 inches falling in the mountain areas. not good at all. >>> and in san diego the torrential rains were too much for the roof of this marriott hotel. collapsing the ceiling and flooding the lobby. fortunately no injuries reported in this one and the o'worst may still be yet ahead. more storms threaten the west coast in the hours ahead. we turn to paul williams at accuweather. paul, good morning. >> thank you, kayna, kepd n

she arrived at a north texas jail yesterday after police arrested her in mexico last week. they're holding her on a one-million dollars bond. ethan is still in a holding facility in mexico city. investigators believe he violated his probation after he drove drunk and killed people in 20-13. he's been called the affluenza teen because his lawyer argued he was too rich to know the consequences of his actions. also happening today, the white house is sending national security officials to silcon valley. they will meet with top companies in the tech industry about how to disrupt isis and other terrorist groups. some officials expected in today's meeting are attorney general loretta lynch, f-b-i director james comey, and national intelligence director also happening today, a slight rebound in chinese stocks. despite the gain, people will still be keeping a close eye on the world market. reuters reports the gain is unlikely to improve sentiment in the european markets. china's stock market sank about 7 percent thursday. the country's currency fell to its lowest level against the