but they were back on the roads tuesday. 3 "(greg burnell/town plow driver) zero visibility. a lot of blowing snow. very tough to find the road and be able to see the road." burnell says as the day went on, visibility got better but the snow got heavier. 3 3 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- days. 3 3 going above and beyond to make an incredible rescue. what it took to get eight newborn puppies and their wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure it was perfect then too, because you're perfect. yeah, i was perfect. no mom, you're grounded! it's uh...it's better now. it's all on sale for the holidays. shop our winter event at havertys and enjoy thirty-six month, no interest financing now, in high definition, from the western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 this morning. >>holly: some diners complained smart phones are ruining conversations at restaurants. one eatery in beijin

((stop)) 3 "(greg burnell/town plow driver) zero visibility. a lot of blowing snow. very tough to find the road and be able to see the road." the plow driver says as the day went on, visibility got better but the snow got heavier. 3 3 a emergency crew in wake county rescued a dog found near death on christmas day. this is what cora looked like when they found her . this is what cora looks like now after getting treatment at a veterinary hospital in raleigh. doctors say she probably would not have made it if it wasn't for those first responders. the american cattle dog rescue association is helping to cover vet costs and are also trying to locate cora's owner. 3 3 3 3 rob kardashian is rushed to the hospital. what doctors found and the condition he 3 3 this picture comes to us from mike. it is a photo of flooding from haw creek....just one of the many areas last night that were flooded from the storm. you can send us your pictures and video too. just log on to w-l-o-s dot com. or e-mail them to pics at w-l-o-s dot com. 3 3 the time is now 4:xx. coming up... a baby tas

burnell says the woman claimed to be an ex bus driver. >> she was a mess and she was like she seen the lights were on, she said but she was just so close that she couldn't like come to a sudden stop or slam her brakes on. fast. >> the teen is a junior at whitman-hanson regional high school. she was taken to a nearby hospital with injuries to her arm and leg. but relieved the girl is expected to be okay. >> police say they're investigating. it's unclear if the driver is going to be cited or face any charges. in whitman, nicole. >> police are looking for a thief who stole a snow blower out of someone usa yard. you can see him actually trying to move the machine. police say he later walked off with it. police are asking anyone with information to go ahead and give them a call. >> we're getting a new look at image of el faro the cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. family members of the victims on board were also given an update on the ntsb's investigation, but they are still looking for answers to find some closure. >> our families often wondered and it flashes in your mind what

. >> reporter: sophomore jessica burnell tried but couldn't stay at school this morning. the high school student too upset after she saw a classmate get hit by a car as the teens were crossing the street to get on the school bus. >> i went really quickly. the bus started to stop. i noticed the car was not slowing down. jessica was walking. i tried to grab her. it hit her side mostly. but it was a really hard hit. she was going very fast. >> reporter: the bus had its lights flashing and the stop sign was out. she rushed to help the 15-year-old who landed at her feet. >> once i saw her on the ground, i dropped my stuff and asked her if anything was hurt, if she could move. he said her leg and her arm hurt. she was just talking right back to me. going on. >> reporter: jessica's mother talked to the driver who hit the girl. the woman claimed to be an ex-bus driver. >> she was a mess. she had seen the lights were but she was so close that she couldn't, like, come to a on. and she said it just happened so fast. >> reporter: the teen is a regional high school. she was taken to a