officers tell me quinn remains locked up tonight. coming up on wavy news 10 at 6 -- just hours before quinn turned herself in -- we stopped by her house --- cameras rolling. we'll show you what happened in our next hour. live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. mother nature can never seem to make its mind. many of us awoke to rain, now we're looking at dry skies. well at least for now. tomorrow could be a different story. chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, should we keep our umbrellas handy until tomorrow? tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. friday: a mix of sun & clouds. highs in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. no rain through this evening, but clouds will be on the increase after midnight. lows fall into the low-mid 30s by the time you start your day on thursday. keep the umbrella handy for thursd

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yes, colin quinn is here. you know, it's weird. it's monday but it already feels like friday for me. no, because so many crazy things happened over the weekend. like usually weekends are reserved for sports games and bubble baths and dodging your landlord. (laughter) but news stories over the last three days have been insane. >> a dramatic capture. the world's most wanted, most dangerous drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman back in mexican custody. >> gusman is back in the same mexican prison he tunneled out of six months ago. (laughter). >> trevor: oh, way yeah, that makes sense, they are taking him back to the same prison he escaped from last time. well, what, do you think he learned his lesson. do you think that is what happened. i don't think mexico understand this is an international kingpin, not a badly trained maltese. stay, chapo, stay! stay, chapo! so they caught el chapo again. now he was first captured in 1993, only to escape from a maximum security prison by hiding in a laundry cart. because he too has seen movies.e prison

and quinn's mom colleen sent this message. our beautiful baby girl when elizabeth shirer passed away late last night. quinn was a blessing to our family and we are so grateful to have had the opportunity to share her with our deepest family, friends and strangers. she brought a special joy to our lives and the lives of everyone who met her. we always considered her are borrowed angle and now she is resting peacefully in heaven. when did so much in her short life thanks to this bucket list her parents created. quinn became quite the traveler. she went to tennessee, and south carolina. she spent a lot of time at the beach. she also became a big fan of the tampa bay rays and joe maddon became a fan of hers. she also spent time at the aquarium and even disney world, meeting mini mouse . most recently, quinn got to visit with santa claus and moved into her very own bed. these are moments we have with our kids. after her story eric, her family said love and support poured in on their facebook their travels on quinn's bucket list. th

here is vonnie quinn. the u.s. and china have condemned claims that north korea has used a hydrogen bomb for the first time. they say the test was carried out safely. the fourth time that north korea has exploded in nuclear device. it mayle, skeptics say not have involved a hydrogen device which can be thousands of times more powerful. the obama administration reportedly expects syria's president to stay in power well into next year. is is it documents saying he won't give up power until march 2017. a year after president obama leaves office. the administration says russia intervention is hurting efforts. shows thes in germany impact of refugees in europe. more than 400,000 refugees are from syria. other major groups were iraq and afghanistan. germany has taken in more refugees than any other country on the confident -- on the continent. in venezuela -- first time in 16 years. they are working to get political prisoners freed and to get out of a recession. the president says he will work to have -- removed

i am vonnie quinn. tom: thank you. center, what ad debate over the last week over the future of oil. we're going to catch up with kevin norrish from our cleat. andad your note carefully even you, with your humility, you are trying to determine the low on oil -- what are you looking at? demand dynamics? are you looking at new supply from iran? all of those things. it has been a dreadful start to the year for oil. we have had warmer weather that unusual. a quick return from iran. and this morning, -- said that we are drowning in oil. nobody at these prices cap invest in oil. atlooks to be the worst there are signs that the market is rebalancing rather quickly. tom: what signs do you see right now? i see a normal drift function with the technical analysis. how can you say you see signs they? kevin: first of all, look at opec. it has increased productions by one million barrels a day. ofn is the only source growth and supply and there are risks. venezuela and algeria, decline rates are accelerating because they can't affor

quinn -- vonnie quinn. vonnie: profits beat estimates. they are using a rebound version of software to retain thousands of customers. they are using subscription revenue. industrial production in the u.k. fell in november, the most in three years. warmer weather reduced the need for energy. well.h factory outlet snapchat is catching up with facebook when it comes to video. snapchat is delivering 7 billion video clips a day. that rivals facebook. at $16t is valued billion. francine: thank you so much. obamat, president delivers his final state of union address. he will lay out his goals for the last year. on friday, u.s. bank earnings will be less than expected. there is turmoil in china and plummeting oil prices. we go to switzerland on monday. tom: doom and gloom, i'm shocked. francine: when you look around the world and you look at europe, we look at the risk of terrorism and the refugee crisis being the most divisive issue, there is the brexit debate. david cameron needs to negotiate enough so that the country stays in the eu. you thro

resigned. 19:06 whats your reaction if its consensual though -- 19:08 still wrong - still wrong - 18 quinn has been charged with two counts of indecent liberties with a child in a custodial or superviory role. but now that s she s out of that role -- we stopped by her home -- to get her side of the story. after we knocked -- nats of knocking a woman asked "who is it"20:11 who is it - my name is nadeen with newschannel 3 - i just want to give you a chance to say your side - just want to be fair but after i identified myself -- there was complete silence on the side of the door. today hampton city schools released a statement regarding the allegations -- reassuring parents saying "we consistently environment for our students, including strong collaboration with the hampton police department, and consider this to be an isolated situation. " quinn is expected to be back in court next month. live in the newsroom nadeen yanes newschannel 3. and in norfolk - an assistant school principal is behind bars. police say he took indecent liberties with a child while at school. gary jordan was arrested m

the court documents say the teen made the complaint in time school officials confirm quinn resigned. 19:06 whats your reaction if its consensual though -- 19:08 still wrong - still wrong - 18 quinn has been charged with two counts of indecent liberties with a child in a custodial or superviory role. but now that s she s out of that role -- we stopped by her home -- to get her side of the story. after we knocked -- nats of knocking a woman asked "who is it"20:11 who is it - my name is nadeen with newschannel 3 - i just want to give you a chance to say your side - just want to be fair but after i identified myself -- there was complete silence on in a spokesperson said quote. )hampton high school parents should be reassured that we consistently work to ensure a safe and secure environment for our students, including strong collaboration with the hampton police department, and consider this to be an isolated situation. - end quinn is expected to be back in court next month. in the control room nadeen yanes newschannel 3. new at 11 new at eleven-- in richmond, a new bill has advances in

here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: volkswagen is facing billions of dollars in penalties they installed illegal devices meaning to beat emissions tests. they are already facing hundreds of private lawsuits in the u.s. they say they're working with all agencies involved. orange, iscompany, in talks to buy a rival telecom unit. there is no predefined outcome. day -- thea bad global selloff cost them millions. $3.7 million.t -- was down $2.5 billion. buffett, carlos slim and bill gates lost a combined $2.5 billion. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. the area inflation rate remained at 2% in december. for more on what this means with the ecb, let's go to berlin where we are joined by hans nichols. was lower than expected. does that mean that qe is not working? or is there a push to do more so that we can make sure it works. hans: maybe both of those. we need to do more. mario draghi insisted that it worked. in germany, i'm treated to the german view. that you do have inflation but it

i'm vonnie quinn. a far cry from the days when you have a small refrigerator in your dorm room, tom. tom: you really gain some traction in the last couple years. a lot of this is emotional for america, remembering industrial and consumer ge. francine: it is emotional, but when you take a step back and look at the appetite for china to get into these companies -- days ago, we had been trying to buy legendary entertainment. i wonder if this is because they want to diversify or if there is an appetite that they want to -- a lot of people have put him as ceo of the year for 2015. they move their headquarters to boston yesterday. we won't do a one-hour data check. we have an esteemed guest for you today. -30 is the low, very near weakness for the day. down futures get you to 16,000, and that gets my attention. yields come in and stephen major will join us later with his house call. much.ollar not doing nymex crude will under $30. without question that is the line item of the day. i want to give francine the

and quinn s court date has not yet been set. in the control room i )m allison mechanic newschannel 3. new details a crime line tip led to the arrest of a man accused of violating his probation twice in norfolk. we featured darrell vines in a recent edition of taking action against crime. his probation violations are connected to a charge of taking indecent vines is looking at 20- years in prison for those probation violations. an arrest today after a robbery in a virginia beach mcdonalds parking lot. we brought you the story as breaking news at 11 last night. marcus turner, darren mccoy, and donte salley have all been charged for the robbery. police tell us the three men were at this mcdonalds on bonney road to buy a cellphone from the victim. they say the men go into an argument and the victim was punched in the head -- knocking him to the ground. they took his phone -- but the victim stopped the attack by firing his gun. no one was injured by the gunshot -- but the three suspects got away. new details tonight in a transgender

lonnie quinn is in the weather center. sleeves are up right now, >> you know what, you have a blizzard warning in the area my sleeves will be up every time. right now, the northern tier of this storm very healthy with that snow now making its way into pennsylvania around delaware, as well. nipping at cape may. southern portion of the storm, not as healthy. all right? it's just not. look, you can see a bunch of dry slots here, all over the place. you catch a dry slot moving over the area you don't get the 20" of snow. you will be more in line with, like, you know, an 8 to 12" rain because there's still a lot of snow involved. we'll see bright white colors. that's where you find an inch an hour where you find that light gray color. it's throughout the day saturday starting tonight but into the morning and the afternoon hours it ramps up. temperatures 29 right now. look at what the future temperatures will be during the heating of your day tomorrow, warmest we get up so cold enough for this to be frozen. basically throughout.

(quinn) 2-0-2-5-5-5- 0-1-8-6. yeah. ordering wine is key to a good date, and when a guy orders for you, it's kinda hot. (snaps fingers) what about this one? mm. (projector and camera shutter clicking) the ex-cytron guy i've been calling for weeks finally got back to me. we're meeting at the griddle cafe, 3:30 this afternoon. douglas fairbanks-style. oh, this is gonna look really nice. okay, what do you think, abby? yeah. nice. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (indistinct conversations) you really want to go back to work? (groans) you don't want to, i don't know, write a book or teach a class instead? cy-- because i'm a traditional man, and if you wanted to stay at home and let me be the breadwinner-- i want to go back to work. i could revoke your press pass. and i could write an excellent story about it. okay, james, honey, this makes you the enemy. we'll be enemies all day, and then we'll have to forget about it every night. you understand that? is that what you want? reporters are the enemy? i didn't mean-- you

here's bonnie quinn. bonnie: stocks in china steadying today, one day after a selloff that rattled the markets worldwide. the rebound is anybody's guess. state-controlled funds purchased shares. the government also suspended a circuit breaker system that stopped trading yesterday. china's benchmark index gained 2%. meanwhile, secretary of state john kerr a urging china to take a more aggressive stance with north korea. kerry says he told chinese officials after the nuclear we cannot women, continue business as usual. president obama took his case for gun control to the public last night, two days after he unveiled executive action that is expanded background checks for gun sales. he answered questions at a town hall-style meeting in virginia. the president said this a large part of the public is skeptical of gun control. >> issues like licensing, registration, that's an area where there's just not enough national consensus at this stage to even consider it, and part of it is people's concern that that bec

i am vonnie quinn. you have to think it is a huge coincidence that there has to be a deal with iran, and then -- tom: i do not know if it happened yesterday or today, but mark feels of ford motor -- mark fields of ford motor -- congratulations to all at ibm and ford. let's do a brilliant data check for you. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. the euro has done nothing for eight weeks. nymex crude weak, but nevertheless, holding above 30 this morning. second screen, quickly. we want to get to bob hormats. a big deal on china, a soggy one, francine, this morning. francine: they are deepening their monthly rout. reignitingports are investor concern about global growth prospects. really -- not tom: let me bring up the terminal view here. well, this is not working. forget about the terminal. it is kind of like my throat -- sort of dead this morning, or whatever. it was the dow, the bear, the correction. we are in the middle of a correction in a bear market. this is a great pleasure. it is always great

quinn resigned from the school last november. a norfolk assistant principal is behind bars tonight after police say he made inappropriate comments to a juvenile while at the school earlier this month. newschannel 3 s allison mechanic has more. allison i m allison mechanic in norfolk outside of the madison alternative center where the schools assistant principal was arrested after police say he made inappropriate comments to a child earlier this month. norfolk city schools say they have put gary jordan who is the assistant principal here at madison alternative school is on leave. this comes after his arrest on monday. when police took him into custody for reportedly taking indecent liberties with a child in his care. pkg this picture from norfolk city schools is of madison alternative schools assistant principal gary jordan -- this picture is also of jordan -- but it was taken by the norfolk police department on monday when he was arrested for taking indecent liberties with a child. according to norfolk police while at the school

here is vonnie quinn in new york. isnie: anheuser-busch inbev starting a bond sale today that could become the biggest ever. u.s. dollarthe portion of the deal could reach $25 billion. of personal computers fell to an eight year low in the final quarter of 2015. users went mobile. an industry researcher says china's slowdown and the strong u.s. dollar hurt. is in position for a $4 billion score. he could make that much from a repurchase of airwaves. he owns independent tv stations the fcc wants to resell to independent operators. it is not a visit to london unless the owner -- unless paul degraw is with -- paul digg rolla is with us. his book is definitive on monetary union. there is no one in europe to speak to. am i pronouncing this right, francine? schengen? francine: yes. in: you are front and center the study in question on the ability to move people around europe. how desperate is the moment? 7paul: it is a defining moment because it appears that schengen is something that was a great idea. let's have people mov

i am vonnie quinn. back to you in london. economists were expecting -- we talked at length about the economy and russia. we talked also at length about the ruble weakening. cameron news, david also traveling to brussels today to meet with jean-claude juncker, stepping up his efforts to force through a deal of the eu membership. antonio garcia pascua and simon derrick are still with us. for, thank you so much sticking around here we do not have a referendum for a day. we came up with june 3 in our calculations. the timeline is extremely uncertain, and what we find out today, david cameron rushing to brussels. it does not sound like negotiations are going very well. antonio: it is a tough one because one of the key issues is migration, which right now is very live. it is one of the pieces for the u.k. as well, so providing some concessions for that area is complicated, but i think it is unavoidable. i think there is a potential risk of a u.k. exits, and i think they really want to accommodate what is impossible so that the febr

that )s where quinn taught special- ed. police say it happened twice. the investigation started after a school resource officer was notified of a sexual offense. quinn resigned from the school last november. hampton roads: pre-pare for the big chill tonight! after a day of spring-like weather - we )re now tracking a drop in the temperatures. let s check in with chief meteorologist patrick rockey with more on what you can tracking rain, maybe a few snowflakes, and much warmer air....the cold front that brought a lot of us rain today is now offshore, which will allow us to dry out briefly. in fact, most areas will see partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight with overnight low temperatures in the low and mid 30s. on thursday, all eyes will be on an area of low pressure that will track off the north carolina coast. a few rain showers will be possible in the morning. but we )re going to watch this system closely because, with temperatures starting the day in the 30s, a few snowflakes could mix in with the rain. by afternoon, scattered rain will be around. clou

the school system put quinn on leave, but they say she resigned less than a month later. ((c37 49:43)) "we put our trust and faith in the mentors and teachers to acutally teach and guide these students, who are in fact juveniles. court documents say-- the day after the school reprimanded quinn, she messaged the now 17-year-old victim and said "was it you?" -- referring to whoever contacted police. we expect a perquimans county middle school teacher in court tomorrow. police have charged darrell walker for sex crimes -- not involving students. court documents say a man to do landscaping at walker's house in elizabeth city. instead -- he says walker forced deputies arrested him that night, and school officials alerted parents the next day. they do not believe he has done anything with students. we've learned a discussion about school discipline -- ended with a mother knocking a teacher unconcious in portsmouth. tracy lawrence faces charges. according to court at assistant principal sylvia hodges-melvin. they say she hit the administrator, and took off. in court today, she s

we get to vonnie quinn with earnings. vonnie: general electric earnings are out. , $.52 per quarter share, compared to analyst estimates of $.49. we are getting headlines slowly but surely. there was a little bit of a mess. analysts were looking for $35.9 billion. we were looking at guidance for the entire year and that will tell us whether the shift, the downsizing of ge is going to be successful. of course, ge continuing to sell the bulk of its finance arm. once again, a beat on the bottom for, a miss on the top line general electric. we will bring you more as we get them. tom: vonnie quinn, thank you so much. that underscores what we heard from john rice yesterday on the new industry and the new technology app, the new general electric. the interview we will have on davos. let's look at the technology -- applemelding computer, this underscores what a lot of people look -- what a lot of people had forgotten. there was a malays, and then it ended. this is a long chart. charts when we speak to someone from the massachuset

the school system put quinn on leave, but they say she resigned less than a month later. ((c37 49:43)) "we put our trust and faith in the juveniles. court documents reveal, the day after the school reprimanded quinn, she messaged the now 17-year-old victim and said "was it you?" -- referring to whoever contacted police. we expect a middle school teacher from perquimans county to be in court today for a hearing. don't show mug shot police charged darrell walker for sex crimes which did not involve students. court documents reveal a man told deputies he agreed to do landscaping at walker's house in elizabeth city. instead -- he says walker deputies arrested him that night, and school officials alerted parents the next day. they do not believe he has done anything with students. a fire forced a family of four in virginia beach to find a new place to stay. this is new video from the scene on sedgemoor road. that's near wesleyan drive and diamond springs road. firefighters tell us medics treated an adult on the scene for minor injuries. they also said the home has signifcant d

let's go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: in china, the south market -- stocks fell to their lowest level in 13 months. the shanghai composite index down 6% at the close, falling 47% since last june. outflows will speed up. it may be a while before things are normal on that is to coast. 48-hours after the blizzard travel is a mess. 25 hundred flights were canceled or delays. in washington, federal .overnment offices remain shut denmark's parliament will approve a plan allowing officials to confiscate valuables from refugees, the latest crackdown on asylum-seekers. backers of the confiscation plan says the money will go toward the cost of refugee care, but the idea is criticized as a violation of human rights. the islamic state has stepped up operations command to plan more terror attacks in europe according to the european union crime-fighting agency. the agency says they want to carry out attacks similar to those in paris that killed 130 people. a meeting will highlight a long-standing relationship between the vatica

a mom, a dad. >> quinn is where he belongs. but it wasn't always this way. quinn, his brother amalek and his sister were born in haiti. >> there is no electricity. and there's a lot of children that need to find homes. >> just ten years ago they were those children. all three orphaned. they found themselves without a place to call home. until a chance trip to haiti when, at the age of 51, craig husband wife were ready to become first-time paurnts rents, this, after a lifetime convinced parent hood wasn't for him. they ventured to haiti as a family of two and returned as a family of five. >> i was wholeheartedly committed to not have children be part of may life. i wanted to be a successful businessman. i wanted to build a company with a winning track record, and i didn't want to have the distraction of other friend r things in my life. >> but after reaching his career goals and living a care-free life of golf and skiing, they were searching for more purpose. >> i remember walking into my very first orphanage, and that entire experience, which was, you know,

and just this morning -- quinn surrendered. ((c37 49:43)) "as parents, we take them to the school that they are going to be taught with decent morals. for something like this to happen. it is obviously illegal." quin is facing two felony charges of taking indecent liberties with the 16- year-old boy. coming up on wavy news 10 at five --- i'll tell what contact quinn had with the juvenile victim after she knew police were looking into her. that next hour. live in the newsroom, i'm joe fisher, 10 on your side. now at 4: the weather. the skies are clear now. but there's more rain in the forecast. let's get right to meteorologist ashley baylor in the super doppler 10 weather center. tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows in the low-mid 30s. wind: n 5-10mph. thursday: mainly cloudy with a chance for afternoon & evening showers. highs will be in the mid 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. friday: a mix of sun & clouds. highs in the mid- upper 40s. wind: sw 5-15mph. no rain through this evening, but clouds will be on the increase after midnight. l

and it's quinn with another three ball! hoover dominating in the first quarter. douglas wilson down below battling lays one in for two. roosevelt answers. nabil musa shakes his opponent and drives to the hoop for two. riders showing their range buay chuol takes the corner and with a hand in his face nails the three roosevelt keeping this one tight. nate lee catching the pass from kenny quinn, count the bucket and the foul chuol showing his jump shot skills getting the hand off from mhiyu thomas and scores from the free throw line. and finally roosevelt thomas with the assist lobbing it up for gatdoar kueth who slams it in for the alley oop. hoover edges roosevelt 50 to 49 jon: carlo marble andthe number one ranked valley tigers traveling to southeast polk.. marble off to a slow start.. and sep takes advantage of it. southeast polk moving the rock well...pete economos down low to peyton long for the easy deuce. grant arnold working the block finds a cutting jackson cole for the hoop and the harm. valley answers on the runout...quinton curry finishes this one with

let's go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: in china, the south market -- stocks fell to their lowest level in 13 months. the shanghai composite index down 6% at the close, falling 47% since last june. outflows will speed up. it may be a while before things are normal on that is to coast. 48-hours after the blizzard travel is a mess. 25 hundred flights were canceled or delays. in washington, federal

after the break, i'll be sitting down with the comedian quinn dale to talk about his upcoming shows in town, and how he will leave is everly happily after. >>> coming up next, madison has we'll find out what changes, >>> welcome back, everyone. pier one imports are recalling hundreds of thousands of swinging chairs in the u.s. and canada because of a falling hazard. the recall involves about 27 6,000 swing chairs like you see here sold at pier one import stores and pierone.com from january 2010 through august of 2015. the suspension hardware can break or the stand can become unstable during use, they say. pier one has received more than 100 reports of incidents, consumers should stop using the chairs and the stands, can't pier one imports for a free repair kit or return it to a store and get a refund. >>> and fast food hasn't been known for organic fare, but one fast food chain is jumping in on the organic craze. come monday, chick fillet will launch its first item. the listennest kids drink. and it will not incur an extra charge. the nationwide launch comes after a successful test in

quinn taught special education at hampton high school starting in 20-14. tracking rain and warmer temps....have your rain gear handy. scattered showers are in your forecast today, courtesy of will track off the north carolina coast. a few rain showers are possible in the morning, and with cold air in place, a couple of snowflakes could mix in with the rain, but we )re not expecting a big event. by afternoon, scattered rain will be around. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s. tonight, the rain will push out late, giving way to partly cloudy skies and low temperatures in the lower 30s. skies will clear as we go through friday. highs will be near 50. then, this weekend, we )re expecting plenty of sunshine. high temperatures will climb into the 50s and 60s! more rain arrives by the middle of next help you beat the traffic. the city is taking action to homelessness. last night --volunteers and staffers canvassed the city -- homeless people throughout the it )s part of a federal the issue. lived in the woods for the past th

the school system put quinn on leave, but they say she resigned less than a month later. ((c37 49:43)) "we put our trust and faith in the juveniles. court documents say-- the day after the school reprimanded quinn, she messaged the now 17-year-old victim and said "was it you?" -- referring to whoever contacted police. we expect a perquimans county middle school teacher in court tomorrow. police have charged students. court documents say a man told deputies he agreed to do landscaping at walker's house in elizabeth city. instead -- he says walker forced him into sexual acts. deputies arrested him that night, and school officials alerted parents the next day. they do not believe he has done anything with students. we've learned: a discussion of school discipline ended with a mother knocking a teacher unconcious in portsmouth. we told you: 43-year-old tracy lawrence faces charges. according to court documents, she got angry with assistant principal sylvia hodges-melvin. they say she hit the administrator-- and took off. in court today, lawrence said she has three children: 1

vonnie quinn has what is going on in japan. vonnie: in japan and elsewhere in the world, the biggest oil haveas producer, profits fallen because of the global slump in energy prices. citing lowers prices. gas and a grip on the european rupertion company, murdoch's son, james murdoch, is the inner parent -- heir apparent. slowed in theery fourth quarter as terrorist attacks kept tourists away. gdp in france moved .2% in the

i'm vonnie quinn. tom, something in the water in brooklyn? tom: it is a big deal. it has made headlines in europe

and quinn is a pint-sized pianist. it was not long that craig and kathy realized they wanted for others what they had on their own. so they started a foundation called "both ends burning" which is created to help thousands of orphans to live with families, they are building a global group re-examine and reshape child welfare. for kathy and craig and their three kids, this is where they belong. >> we are exactly where we belong. everythingpast, and even our where we are right now. >> i am thankful for a roof over my head, and loving and giving family, and a brother and sister and mom and dad and all of the support i get. >> both of my parents like, they go out of their way to help other do that, and evenb like my older brother and younger brother do the same thing, so they the rub off on us almost. >> love is formed by the nurturing experience. so i think that our family is just like any other family. we have the good days and our bad day ss, and we have the challenges, but at the is still this, this fabulous entity cal

money quinn has more from our news desk. -- a vonnie quinn. iran's diplomatic isolation intensify today when some all you cut all relations. the saudi's cut ties to iran sunday when the consulate was attacked. by saudi's prompted executing a shiite cleric. one year after the trolley up to attack -- charlie abdo attack from an attacker was killed in a paris subway station. two civilian jets landed on the airstrip of a new island china build in the south china sea. the plane made the two-hour flight -- earlier test flight saturday drew angry protests from vietnam, the philippines and japan. major league baseball looking east to expand -- they will stream games live in china. deal is backed by a jack ma. global news 20 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists 50 news bureaus around the world. cor johnson has been at they consumer electronics show all week in las vegas. he is standing by with brian mcandrew -- interesting, the company dominates streaming, one of the leaders. talk to me about why you guys are here at ces. this is a hardware show

without first word news, here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: at least 30 deaths are being blamed on the monster and stoma storm -- on the monster snowstorm that pummeled the east coast. 12,000 flights were canceled. new york's financial markets will be open today, but federal offices in washington, d.c., are closed. police in southern california are hunting for three escapees from an orange county prison. one neighbor of the lockup says they are long gone. bars and made off with bedsheets to break out. old-style. a japanese rocket maker has an explanation for a large piece of debris that wash up in thailand. the company says the chunk of metal is probably from one of its rockets, not the missing malaysia airliner. is emerging from international isolation now that sanctions have been lifted. arrived inouhani rome, the first stop on his european tour. he is expected to sign a -- ract with and who do you like in the super bowl? favored when they california,a clara, february 9. i am vonnie quinn. it is time for my morning must-read. sir gre

while, samatha quinn worked as a special education teacher at hampton high school year old male. that according to a criminal complaint filed in the hampton courthouse today. newschannel 3 uncovered this document , just one day after the 25 year old was arrested. and the same day dad vernon scott heard about the charge from his 16 year old son -- 18:46 he just told me about whats going on when i dropped him off butted 18:36 my son said actually he was in the class with the teacher but he didnt see it -- but according to the new court documents -- the 17 year old boy was the one who told police he had consented to getting involved in some type of sexual behavior with quinn -- not once but twice back in april of last year. according to police -- that complaint was made to a school resource officer. 18:20 you are here to teach a child not to molest a child --9:06 whats your reaction if its consensual though -- 19:08 still wrong - still wrong but this father still has trust in hampton city schools -- 18:25 do you feel like you have lost trust in hampton high school? no because they d

quinn. do you know who did this? r who did this. it doesn't matter?! sue is dead. sue is not your client. and abby... is family. you want me to help find whoever did this, d that book full of suspects over to the cops, i will. i will do whatever you say. but just know that justice for sue comes at a cost to abby. to your family. ns, closes ] [ door opens, closes ] d: immunity agreement. blanket protection for future prosecution for any and all crimes related to your testimony. it's crazy-- i feel guilty. dirty. . it wasn't wrong to sleep with her, not illegal. i refuse to engage in extortion or let others do so. her throat-- a gory detail i wish the police hadn't shared with me. didn't do anything wrong, by the book. letter of the law. above board. and yet... dirty. i still feel culpable. like i can't help in her murder. i didn't stand up for her. a young woman-- someone's daughter. i thought of her as just some girl i called "kinky sue" a sexual i didn't do anything wrong, but i also feel like i didn't dht, either. do you know that feeling? do you know what i'm ta

lonnie quinn keeping a close eye. >> that's all i have been doing the last few days. the timing hasn't changed much but the track we are seeing a forecasted change in the track of the storm. i'll tell you how that affects us in just a bit. >> we are not the only ones keeping an eye on the storm. scott pelley, you will have more on it tonight at 6:30. >> reporter: that's right, dana. down the coast from new york city, like in washington, dc, they could get as much as two feet of snow. we're following that and we're also looking at the lead poisoning emergency in flint, michigan. our correspondent is going to begin with and how the city is hoping to fix it. those stories coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you. we'll be watching. see you then. >>> also, in our area, abandoned houses that not only look bad but cost money even if you live nearby. a new law to close the zombie home loophole. and a bird battle. a woman trying to save injured and orphaned birds is licensed taking them away? ye pasm,ue wt? maiea owanweehanginlilelo bie mh iusboht hme thntnef

lonnie quinn is here with more. >> the temperatures are going to drop fast. there's the first time this season i have had a chance to show you snow in the poconos. coming down you will see some not too many but there are a couple of them mid trail. a little bit of activity. that's manmade snow. they have had a little dusting on top of it. haven't seen big totals. don't think we will. temperatures dropping in new york city. high temperature was 44 at 3:30 so two hours ago and on their way down. they will continue to drop. look at this. morning low temperature around 7, 8 a.m. it will be 25 degrees in new york city. 15 liberty. 21 newburgh. the fact is it's going to be cold. wind will be winning. we may not find 30 degrees tomorrow. i'm going for a high of 29 in new york city tomorrow. as a matter of fact, this particular computer model is not finding a 30-degree reading for anyone tomorrow afternoon. now you're going to, you know, add on some winds blowing up to 40 miles per hour. we have an wind advisory in effect for all of new jersey. don't be fooled if you