as stephanie sharp reports.. he's doing this... to see how he can better help the needy in his community. fred teague: i think we're 17 days in stephanie sharp: fred teague has a home and a family, but for the month of january, a small plot of land just beyond a tree line on the edge of town is home sweet home. fred teague: "the nights are the easy part. you get in there, [and] you get somewhat warmed up. you go to sleep, and you don't have to think. stephanie sharp: for 30 days he's walking in the shoes of someone that's homeless. fred teague: "when it's 25 degrees, and you're walking somewhere. . . it's cold." stephanie sharp: teague, who runs the russ bus, an organization that helps the homeless, is living in a micro-cabin in a homeless camp. it's all in an effort to serve people better. fred teague: "we have learned a lot. things have changed, and it will change and continue to change and continue to improv. stephanie sharp: he keeps updates with video-blogs and has found himself in situations he's never thought about before. f

confirms the call involved two students of sharp's. but the call was screened out or declared not worthy of investigation. why? they say there was no claim of there was no claim of neglect. orange county public schools tells us the complaint was about children feeling uncomfortable sitting on sharp's last, which is where sharp's current abuser says the abuse started. >> the person who was arrested has not worked for orange county public schools since 2009. >> parents at apopka elementary got this recorded phone call from the principal last night, explaining sharp's arrest. >> we went to sharp's home near mount dora today to see what his family might have to say about the allegations, but they weren't home. neighbors tell us they always saw sharp walking his pet cat and he seemed like a real nice guy. they say they were shocked at the allegations against him. >> now, i talked with apopka police this afternoon. they tell me no more parents have come forward, claiming their children may have been victims of sharp's, but they're sounding t

apopka resident says sharp is a good neighbor. as the investigation continues, police want to know if sharp victimized anyone else. >> the concern is that there is more. if there is more we would like them to come forward. reporter: we are waiting for information on the school district. no bond. bob: we are learning more about a violent dog attack that left a woman in critical condition. sanford police say there were six pitbulls and six people inside the stonebrook apartment during attack. five of the sick dogs were mauling a woman when police arrived. >> the officer in order to remove the animals from her and stop the attack had to discharge his firearm. four of the dogs died right away and a fifth dog ran away into the apartment and later died. bob: a school bus crash with with orange county fire rescue say there were no kids on board the bus. here. orange county deputies say a 38-year-old man got himself snuck some heavy machinery at taylor farms near the florida mall. they do have crime scene investigators out on the case. >>

of course, sharp stec knology would end up in the hit -- sharp's technology with in-depth -- end up inands of another company. they are likely -- there likely would be less -- fewer la y-offs. maybe a little bit of a gentler ends upuring if incj taking control of the company. angie: are there any obstacles? peter: yes, absolutely. we checked in with our sources on this deal and they caution it is early days. sharp is still considering these alternatives. , they are ready are a big shareholder -- they are already a big shareholder in japan display. it may raise antitrust concerns if they hold stakes in two of the country's most important lcd makers. angie: thank you for that. the microsoft boss has been given a box seat for the president's state of the union address. in the president's final year, it it it could -- it could includes those thought to represent the future. uber is lowering prices and 80 cities. -- in 80 cities. there is a 20% discount in houston. drivers will earn less, but that will be offset by greater demand. is the fully self driving car just three years away? elon mu

orange county public schools tells us the complaints were about kids sitting on sharp's lap, which is where this high schooler claims her sexual abuse started. >> good evening apopka elementary school parents. this is your principal, laquisha miller >>. news of sharp's arrest is still the talk of many parents and grandparents here at apopka elementary. >> we have our grandson here that we pick up every day. >> they say it's hard to know who to trust with your children. >> it's not a good thing because you never know what's going on with the kids when they're not in your care. >> i talked with apopka police this afternoon. they tell me no more parents are come forward with allegations against sharp, but they're asking any other parents who may have similar accusations to give them a call immediately. we're in apopka tonight, eric sandoval, news 6. >> new questions tonight surrounding the arrest of a he forced a teenage girl at knifepoint to commit sex acts. officers say the girl called 911 yesterday and the 40-year-old walter ambrose went before a judge today. news 6 reporter troy camp

tonight we found out that's not true. 66-year-old donald sharp was arrested this week. a high school student says he touched her sexually when she was in the third grade. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers for us tonight about why d.c.f. did not investigate these previous claims. >> well, you know, i talked to the department of children and families this afternoon, matt, and i asked them who made these allegations back in 2009. they told me they couldn't tell me because it was against the law. but within the last hour, i got donald sharp's employment records from the public school district and right in here we found out it is orange county public schools who called d.c.f. so i asked them why they didn't >> 66-year-old don sharp is accused of inappropriately touching a student in his third grade class. he was arrested tuesday, after that student, who's now in ninth grade, says she was touched by sharp in 2009. news 6 learned today the department of children and families was alerted to at least two other cases involving sharp around the same time. d.c.f. tel

also have their eyes on buying sharp. u.s.nheim precision, some investment funds are also interested in sharp. -- the in bit has the -- id and $85 million operating loss from sharp which would be the companies first loss in three years. lectured could tesla have a fully self driving car park in three years? a car that can part. elon musk says he isn't slightly optimistic that it is a sure thing. cars will be able to drive themselves from los angeles to new york before the end of the decade. spoke as tesla released a software upgrade that allows its cars to part themselves. he claims it is better than humans driving on a highway and tesla cars can now reverse park into parking spaces and parallel park while you're standing outside of the vehicle. musk called it a baby step in the development of driverless cars, a pursuit stirring interest across the auto industry and beyond. google has been working on its driverless cars, gm and ford also pushing and that direction. well invest in lift a network.create india has one bank 2

sharp will collect from cavalry, p.o.w.s. he will do the collection and analysis, and that makes his intelligence service not a function of command but a staff function. and his assessments of lee's order of battle are going to be very, very good prior to chancellorville. actually, it would be within 2% of the actual strength of lee's army. this is a order of battle assessment. so this listing if we were to blow this up and be be able to read the handwriting is a complete listing of all the units and commanders and their strengths and lee's army in northern virginia prior to the battle of chancellorville. so this is the type of reporting that a commander can really really use. it is something that sharp and his people said, this is something that we can provide to the commander that is actionable intelligence. this is really news they can use. however, hooker is going to fall victim to a major failure that's going to forever tarnish his reputation not only for his use of intelligence but also his military acumen. quite unfair

sharp has been caution toward that plan. the japanese government wants to prevent the company's technology from leaving the country. >>> many regions locally produced food, but sales in these markets fell by half in just one 3 years, so they're fighting back. nhk has more. >> reporter: this is the market, one of the biggest and most popular in south korea. hundreds of shops sell vegetables, fish and other produce in the century old venue. sthe these shops have been hit by online shopping. so the market operator has been working hard to rework the decline. >> a young generation has set up shop in this traditional market and making a big difference. the operator has filled vacant space for rent by young traders. they in turn have expanded the range of items sold at the market. the results have been promising. 30 unique new businesses have sprung up. among them is an arts gallery and a handmade gift shop. the market now forms with young people and has become -- >> translator: ordinary markets only sell food, but this one has lo

that would probably be an easier path for sharp.rprisingly, sharp is leaning toward the easier path in this situation. when we actually get a formal announced that of the plants -- formal announcement of the plans? peter: we are not sure. we are told they both have a long way to go to hammer out some sort of agreement. one of the big hurdles is that inc. j also owns a big stake in japan display, which is the other big lcd maker in japan, and so there would be some antitrust concerns. but they do need to get the talks going. there is debt coming due in march and they could use financial support when that comes around. rishaad: thank you. we are going to check in on some of the other stories we are following. son -- samsung has missed earnings but one person says it could rise by more than 40% this year. snapchat starting to rival facebook for daily video views despite enjoying only a fraction of the viewers -- ewers. -- users. had 8 billionit daily video views and 1.5 billion users. s.a.p. says it has doubled the number of uses of it

they complained sharp had them sit on his lap during class. but that investigation was only internal. police and dcf told news 6 they were never notified. us about the improper allegations to the school boards. >> reporter: the school district closed their case and sharp resigned that year, writing a letter to the district, regretting what happened and taking full responsibility. >> even so, in that letter, police shay sharp down played what happened in that classroom back in 2009 and now is denying the most recent allegations and and also not cooperating with the police investigation. the school district told me tonight they are looking into all of this. lisa? >>> all right, shaun chaiyabhat. thank you. >>> now to that hunting accident. he accidentally killed his friend. and at this hour, deputies are still trying to get to the bottom of how this went down. the shooting happened this afternoon in the woods of oak hill in belusha county. it's west of i 95 and north of sahh shell sanders is live with details. >> reporter: we've uncovered that t

angela: wesh 2 has confirmed donald sharp was suspended and his retirement. wesh 2' s bob kealing explains why. bob: while investigating 66-year-old former apopka elementary school teacher don sharp on allegations of sexually abusing a student in 2008, apopka police say they found where orange county schools investigated sharp in 2009. >> we learned there had been some previous allegations of possible misconduct with the children or inappropriate behavior. bob: according to police, the district' s investigators found sharp had been allowing, against district policy, students to sit on his knee or lap the entire year. in his personnel file, we found sharp was relieved of duty with pay for a week in february and march of 2009. following policy, a spokeswoman says they reported his behavior to the dcf hotline. and today a dcf spokeswoman , tells wesh 2 the alleged misconduct did not rise to the enforcement. records show sharp retired in june of 2009 after school administrators told him they would not recommend he be reappointed. retired teachers charged with ser

now we are hearing the school district talking about an internal investigation into donald sharp and police are looking for more victims. >> this is a first look at donald sharp appearing before a judge after he is accused of students. the girl talked about the apews during counseling for ptsd. the allegation is mr. sharp took her out into the hallway and placed his hands inside her pants and molested her. >> when the victim came forward last may, six years has passed. >> when someone is with you in a position of trust and violates to get the courage to come forward. >> in 2009 sharp was investigated when several students came forward saying he had them sit on his lap during class. that investigation was only internal. apopka police and dcf tell us they were never notified. >> no one had reported anything to us about the allegations. >> the school closed its case and sharp resigned that year, writing a letter regretting what happened and taking full responsibility. now police say he won't talk. >> he didn't want to speak with investigators at all. that's kind of where we are at. >> s

i deeply apologize, sharp wrote in a letter. investigators found this was an attempt to minimize the situation. in truth, the district' s investigators found sharp had his knee or lap the entire year. following policy, a spokeswoman says, they reported the episode to the dcf hotline. for their part, a dcf spokeswoman here in orlando says they can find no evidence of where that allegation ever made it past the hotline, suggesting they felt the misconduct was not serious enough to report them to law enforcement. state records show sharp retired in june 2009 just after the misconduct investigation. since sharp is a retired state teacher, we wanted to know if he would be receiving a state pension while these capitall sex crime charges are pending. we' ll tell you what we found all new in our 5:00 hour. life in orange county. child' s car seat. thousands of infant car seats a strollers being recalled tonight, by the same company. the recall involves britax b-safe 35 and b-safe 35 elite seats made between october 2014 and july 2015. t

sharp resigned after other students say he had them sit in her lap. police are trying to figure out if there are any other victims. >> much of the east coast is bracing for what could be the worst snowstorm in decades. just an inch of snow from a separate system brought traffic to a stand still near the d.c. area last night. a new system could dump two feet of snow from the mid-atlantic to new york. already officials are warning the snow could shut down roads and ground thousands of flights. cbs this morning will have a full update on the storm threat coming up at the top of the hour. we'll see rain from that system, even a few thunderstorms. the timeline tomorrow from 10:00 until 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. today a 10% chance for rain as a little bit of moisture rolls in in the form of cloud cover. up to 70 by noon. getting up to 74 at 4:00. much warmer today after this chilly start. >> some reports on twitter. some people are saying as much as a three mile backup. you are looking at one travel lane blocked on i-4 westbound around saxson because of

roe: but sharp's family is one of thousands. here in the tri- state-- 6-thousand children experience homelessness each year--(near tears) "i just want us all together again. i just want my kids to be all together i just want a normal life again that's all."roe: we've since connected the family with resources to help them stay together but for now they remain separated. they say they are just hoping to find a more permanent place to call home. reporting ra 9 oys. if you are homeless.. or worried you may soon become homeless... we have a list of resources you can turn to right now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app. right now... there's a search for the man who used a stolen gun store and get away with 17 weapons. the burglary happened today at the "fox shooting loft" in clark county. after smashing into the store.. the crook backed into a gun case... then stuffed 17 handguns into a duffle bag. the sheriff says his deputies where there in two minutes.. but that the burglar had already left when they arrived. the truck was later fo

there will be a sharp as it -- sharp cut off for you go from an inch or so and 25 miles south 20 inches of snow. it still looks like the hotspot for the heaviest snowfall, 6-10 inches of snow possible. more snow tomorrow. this system can change. a live shot this afternoon. kevin with the latest at 5:00. lisa: that is right, a special weather web chat this afternoon. will be online, just check out wlwt.com. its gets underway around 2:30. they were popular during the holiday season. but some parents now wish they never bought them. the offer amazon is now giving when it comes to hoverboards. lisa: not so good news for star wars fans. bands for quite some t [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take lisa: buffalo bills are

and he's just as sharp as he was when he started 90 years ago. noah bond has a look at n, voice-over: last summer, my new dad took me on vacation. [throws up] i'm so proud of you son! [throws up] then we went on thunder shark. three times! [throws up] announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. thousands of kids in foster care will take you just as you are. next hour. we're working on several new and updated stories coming up on kolo 8 news now at 5. the e-p-a's top midwest official is resigning over charges that she did not do enough to prevent the poisoned drinking water crisis in flint, michigan. the city now trying to figure out how to try and fix the problem. and another uber driver is attack by a passenger in florida. the passenger... was a medical resident in miami. a look at what caused the fight. plus, firefighters pulled almost two dozen pets out of a burning home near sacramento. they say the fire started in the garage and quickly spread to the attic. many barber shops and salons have their own but not every communi

to be smiling and his mug shot does not have much to smile about this morning. 66-year-old donald sharp is being held without bond on charges he molested a former student back in 2008. following his arrest this week, we found out during the learned orange county public schools were also looking into sharp for inappropriate behavior. >> some of the allegations were that inappropriate touching and that sort of thing and in the report is is some of the students claimed that they had to sit on his lap. >> apopka police told eyewitnesses as they try to get information from the elementary school, the district would not just hand over records to detectives. instead saying they would have to obtain them through a public records request. now, police want to know more about the other allegations that could point to more victims. >> it's a distinct possibility we do not have evidence that there is but if there is, we would like him to come forward and let us investigated. >> reporter: sharp went before a judge yesterday and that is when he was denied bond. we requested his personnel records from o

sharp cut-off in precipitation. right now the chance for any snow for us looks to be late saturday, saturday night into very early sunday morning, perhaps up to a couple inches in the city of boston. higher amounts the further south you go. this is an early look, so any adjustment north or south of the track would change these numbers, but as of now that's what we're looking at. >> and now time for 7sports with yes amorosino. >> joe: good morning. it will be a battle of strength versus strength in sunday's a.f.c. championship game. on the one side, tom brady and the patriots' offense that's getting healthier and more cohesive by the day. on the other side, the broncos' top-ranked defense. and a home-field advantage that's been a problem for tom brady in the past. >> it's always frustrating when we lose, so i know we've had a lot of lonely feelings when you're driving out of that stadium. we've had some pretty tough losses there over the years. they've had really good teams. and i think that's what it comes down to.

sharp is being held in jail on no bond. reporter: drivers have a new option to get around central florida. a new section of the parkway runs to state road 46 in lake county. but the parkway will be eventually 25 miles. will be able to get to where the 29 end up to state road 46. >> we need to move people. that's part of our economy. tour itch is a great thing and we have to get people to wherever they are going. bob: the parkway will be the first tollway to eliminate cash. license plate readers will scan your plate and you will get a bill in the mail. reporter: a violent dog attack left a woman in critical condition. there were six pitbulls and sick people in the apartment. five of the six dogs were mauling a woman when the police arrived. >> in order to remove the animals from her, the officer had to discharge his firearm. four of the dogs died away and died. >> reporter: you can see police chasing teens in a stolen car. the police chief tried to block those teens, but they sideswiped his cruiser. the chief is okay. but hi

confirmedn for sharp that it is important.o comment specific discussion. >> it is ecb decision day. the first of 2016 and the first since the central bank disappointed markets with its expansion. we have seen oil reached new lows and a rout in global stocks. draghi mate need to strike a particularly dovish tone to convince investors the ecb will do whatever it takes. alexis tsipras says investor trust in the greek economy is returning. >> we have very good signals from the economy in the last months, even though the last year was a challenging year for greece and europe, i think we have big opportunities ahead. storiesor all on those do go to terminal and it back to you. manus: thank you very much. europe is opening for business, asia is finishing the trading day, it has been a day of volatility, some of them indicating lower, how are you finishing today? well at all. good morning to you. in the last hour we have seen quite a lot of the selloff come through in the markets will stop the shanghai composite closing down 3.2% whic

the caller told them about two students who were making allegations against sharp. so why wasn't there an d.c.f. tells us the call was screened out. they say there were no claims of sexual abuse. no claims of physical abuse. and no claims of neglect. in short, there was nothing concrete to investigate. >> apopka police now have those very concrete details in this current case filed against donald sharp. we've been asking orange county public schools for sharp's employment record for the last 24 hours, maybe to give us a better picture of those allegations that were filed back in 2009. we just got it. we're going over it right now. we're going to bring you those details coming up at 5:00. for few, we're live in apopka, eric sandoval, news 6. >> developing right now, the man accused of raping a woman who he picked up in his pedi-cab took the stand in his own defense today. >> the woman told police he took advantage of her after she attended an event two years ago. but the suspect says she has it >> he told his side of the story saying the woman sexually assaulted him,

apopka police say they discovered the orange county public school district investigated sharp back in 2009, for allegedly allowing multiple students to sit on his lap. a school district spokesperson says they've requested sharp's file, but didn't comment on the allegations. in volusia county-- deputies are investigating after a hunter says he shot and killed his friend the shot was fired in a wooded area of oak hill....west of i-95 and north of maytown road. here's fox 35's usley with the latest. that 65 year old hunter was * dead on the scene, after deputies say he was accidentally shot with a 12 gauge shot gun -- deputies say around 2:15 wednesday afternoon they got a report that a hunter had accidentally shot his friend about a half an hour later deputies arrived on scened around 2:45 the sheriff's helicopter had lead them to lead them to the exact location of e shooting near 3 le from the main att wooded ampy area where ey locethe ]jq%5 dd at victim has been identieas 65 year d bruce st and s frienwho cidentally shot him, 56 year old eshawn sutton oda fish and ldlife was also on s

sharp rubbing students backs? he received a letter from school officials and march 2009 stating his actions were inappropriate he should no longer allow students to sit on his lap he was eventually asked to not come back as a teacher over performance issues. sharp was arrested just this week on charges of sexual battery with a victim under the age of 12. the girl, who is now in high school told apopka police she was a 3rd grader who sat on sharp slap but there was more to it she said he molested her hallway. detectives try to get information from the school that had to get it from a police want to know if there are any other victims. >> the 66-year-old remains in jail coming up at 5:30 i will show you the letter he wrote to school officials where he apologized for the chaos and confusion after having students sit on his lap it vanessa? >>> the biggest of blast of winter weather we've had so far is moving in for the weekend. >> get ready for it because it is coming to fast updating how low temperatures will drop st

along a sharp cold front, temperatures and snow levels will fall quickly before dawn, changing rain to snow down to near valley floors. while not much accumulation is expected below 5000', the sierra will get enough snow to create winter conditions and necessitate controls on roads. the weather will start to clear up saturday night, with only a stray snow shower lingering through sunday. drier weather will return for most of next work week. another storm is possible by friday, but track, intensity, and snow levels are all still very much in question at this time. -jeff tonight: rain showers. low around 36. breezy, with a south wind 15 to 25 mph, with gusts as high as 45 mph. chance of precipitation is 80%. saturday: snow showers likely before 10 am, then rain and snow likely. cloudy, with a high near 45. breezy, with a southwest wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. chance of precipitation is 70%. expected. saturday night: a chance of rain and snow showers, mainly before 10 pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. northwest wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. cha

the police report said sharp apologize and that the district reprimanded him. apopka police say they were not notified back in 2009 of those allegations. the district told me it did notify dcf as required and did not ask sharp back to teach the next year. we are still waiting for the we hope to see what was and was not done and hope to have the information for you at 5:00 live from the orange county school district headquarters, kathi belich, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> take a look at the letter that sharp said the school district into any 09 following the first investigation. go to the web links a section of wftv.com. >>> we have 3 stories breaking right now in orange county. first in pine hills investigators say a call for help at home ended in a 3-year- old's death. investigators say the boy was found in the pool on hope -- home off silverstar road. the child was rushed to the hospital but he did not make it investigators say the family have been trying to keep the pool empty but recent rains as you can see had partially filled it in the boy drowned. ther

this man, 66-year-old donald sharp is accused of sexually school. police say the molestation happened in twain 2009 in the hallway during classes and investigators want to know if other victims are out there. >> someone in a position of trust and they violate you in that way, it can take quite a while to get the courage to come forward. >> luanne: apopka police say they did discover the orange county public school district investigated sharp back in 2009 for allegedly allowing multiple students to sit on his lap. a school district spokesperson says they have requested sharp's file, but did not comment on the latest allegations. >> john: also in volusia county, council members there are meeting this morning right now, as a matter of fact, to discuss the homeless crisis. leaders are still trying to figure out what to do with dozens of homeless people who have set up camp outside of the volusia county administration center. they've been there several weeks at this point. one proposal that would have created a safe zone on the corner of ridgewood avenue

sharp's tvrcut business. talks floundered over disagreements on price. it may promptsay them to raise their offer for sharp permit let's talk about taiwan semi conductor. rising after posting a fourth-quarter profit that beat estimates. rising 3.8% in taiwan, taipei. themaker for chips for iphone moved to a more sophisticated manufacturing technology, which helped boost margins and counteract a global slowdown in demand. apple forecast record revenue for the quarter, fueled by customer upgrades and strong sales in china. even with the economic slowdown in the country. prolongedng about a downturn in the sector. the forecast could be more dim come but the shares looking good for investors today. the company says first-quarter revenue will fall to $4.9 billion. they are no longer sticking to a 2014 forecast for 10% annual growth. goldman sachs has agreed to pay $5.1 billion to settle a u.s. mortgage inquiry which includes 1.8 billion dollars in consumer relief. the bank expects a settlement to cut fourth-quarter profit by around $1.5 billion. the proposed

the rest as the good sharp.no real deal at this point because the fund has not made an official offer, but this could be a very real possibility . emily: thank you for that update. global news 24 hours a day inered by 2400 journalists 150 bureaus around the world. from the newsroom, i am emily chang. emily: in this version of our weekly venture capital segment, the environment has been for e-commerce startups if your name isn't amazon. of onet up with the ceo company and asked him for his take on the state of fundraising right now. >> things are changing a bit. we grew into all the things we said we were going to do, so luckily it wasn't as challenging for us. but you do see folks pulling new and not looking at deals, especially in the later stages, until things settle down in the market. emily: let's start with goliath and amazon. how do you differentiate yourself? >> you cannot start any company without thinking about amazon, especially not in commerce. it's kind of how we see the land of retail and commerce.

sharp words as the polls tighten in early voting states. we have that next. >>> updating the breaking news this morning. seven people are dead. one a foreigner in a series of terror attacks in the heart of the capital of jakarta, indonesia. authorities say five attackers were killed. the attacks targeted a police station and shopping center and high-rise with a starbucks at street level. as of now, no claims of responsibility, but authorities are looking into whether or not this has an isis connection. >>> and to politicians. republican candidates are preparing for the debate in north charleston, south carolina. donald trump in the center plank flanked by ted cruz and ben carson and marco rubio and chris christ christie. rand paul qualified for the undercard, but declined to participate. donald trump in florida hinted his sharp words over the citizenship may spill over into the debate. cnn's jeff zeleny was there. >> reporter: donald trump is headed to another republican debate. that was on his mind in florida. he packed thousands of thousa

along a sharp cold front, temperatures and snow levels will fall quickly before dawn, changing rain to snow down to near valley floors. while not much accumulation is expected below 5000', the sierra will get enough snow to create winter conditions and necessitate controls on roads. the weather will start to clear up saturday night, with only a stray snow shower lingering through sunday. drier weather will return for most of next work southwest wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. investigating a possible stabbing downtown today. it happened late this morning, at the wonder lodge on lake street. one person was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. police have not said whether anyone was arrested. ### lyon county fire investigators say arson is suspected of causing a home in fernley to go up in flames. north lyon county fire protection district chief scott huntley tells us the home was fully involved when crews arrived on scene around 11 this morning. four people in the house made it out safely. the fire started on the front porch and spread to the attic. crews knocke

we're looking at another sharp sell off state side with the dow jones lower by 400 points. this after all three major indices closed lower. it's worst performance for the first three days since 2008 and we're seeing global sentiment hit by concerns over china for the second day. just this new year we saw china mainland shares halted after hitting the new system. let's take a look at the markets here one by one. ftse 100 off by 2.8%. no surprise, basic resources weighing on the u.s. market. also this continuing drop in oil prices hurting energy stocks as well and the fste mib off. >> the chinese market set a new record today for the shortest trading day in it's 25 day history. it lasted 30 minutes before the circuit breaker was triggered for a second time this week and markets were halted for the rest of the trading day. the csi 300, the benchmark for the largest companies slipped 5%. 12 minutes after the market opened and triggered a 15 minute cooling period. it then fell further to 7% and then that suspended trade for the rest of the day. the pboc priced the currency a hal

impact on alibaba have triggered sharp selloff in recent months. after the bell is amazon and microsoft's turn. amazon to report a higher profit from a year ago and prime membership growth over the holidays. microsoft's results expect today result continuing challenges from the weak pc market but also cloud computer group. that should be decent. >> nicole: let's get you caught up in the global market action that we are seeing. more selling in the stocks here. shanghai down 3%. nikkei down 3 quarters of 1% and the kospi up a half of a percent. >> lauren: this is how stocks are trading there. you have a mix bag, the ftse in london just up two points. the dax is down by 36. >> nicole: lets check out the day after fed day, we dropped 220 points yesterday. futures point to go higher open. dow 77, s&p up 12. >> lauren: oil prices are up as well. crude is 32.75 a barrel. that's a gain of 1.4%. gold, 11.18 an ounce, up two bucks. >> nicole: let's check out the dollar fairing against the yen and euro. the yen is weaker against the u.s. dollar, canadian doll

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sharp cut-off in precipitation. so i think the further north you go, the least likely for several inches of plowable snow is there. the further south you go, it's more likely, especially down through southeastern mass, back through rhode island and into connecticut. so we'll iron out some of these details over next couple days. coal. no issues out there wednesday, thursday and friday. >> christa: fast track time. you need that heated scarf. >> danielle: it's all yours. i took my dog for a walk, 40 minutes, smiling the whole time. wasn't that cold out. stop and go traffic from the braintree split into boston. go to the maps. northbound, that drive will take you right around half an hour. hold on. let me go to the right spot here. there we go. half an hour. south of town in foxborough, we have a disabled vehicle. that's 95 northbound at route 140 causing some minor delays. the pike looking pretty good back out to framingham from 128 some slow and go traffic. let's head to 93 southbound. you're starting to slow down as

it will be a sharp cutoff south of cincinnati. it is not beyond the realm of possibility that downtown gets an inch. south alexandra could get that much. it will be that with snowfall totals coming off south of town. sent most of the area under a winter storm warning. that includes the entire state of kentucky. claremont, browse, and highly counties. and areas in the purple under winter weather advisory. the difference significant accumulation is far more likely. communities in the pink will get some travel problems in the evening commute. for those of you at union, franklin and butler counties, you will get some snow. it is not very much. let' s take a look at what we are expecting. up toward springboro. maybe a dusting. 1-3 inches for mason to loveland to downtown into the west side. alexandria. little bit. it is not exact. possible. from southern portions of owns county. 10 inches of snow. this will be a major system. it will be tricky. travel. different systems in the area. kyla: if you are planning to travel south, we will ge

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it is a sharp cut-off. you get north of long island southern connecticut. that gradient goes from a foot of snow in long island to not much in northern connecticut. as it stands right now, i expect us to be on the fringe of this storm: meaning there is not much accumulating in terms of snowfall north and west of boston. forecast maybe a coating to an inch in some towns and then south of the city, the best chance for a few inches, the farther you get down towards southeastern massachusetts. and the best chance to pick up a half a foot of snow likely, into southern bristol county at this point. heavy snow. especially west, away from the coastline. with ocean temperatures running so mild still. we may have some mixing issues down across the cape and down across the immediate coastal plymouth county. there you go. just to show you how sharp this gradient is from a foot of snow in long island to hardly anything in northern certainly, something we have to keep an eye on. if it does track farther north or south, we will have to adjust those totals for the better o

the massive russian commitment here and the way it's rapidly shaped the battlefield stand in sharp contrast to president obama's years of caution. even after declaring -- >> that assad needs to go. >> reporter: but the u.s., britain, and others say russia is helping the assad regime a lot more than they're fighting isis. and they accuse their forces of indiscriminate attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians. we saw russian troops loading so-called dumb bombs, unguided munitions. very inaccurate. lots of potential for collateral damage. but when i spoke with russian general igor kornoshenkov, he scornfully dismissed the charge. "what civilian facilities are "these are powerful groups of terrorists." one thing is clear. there is a new reality in the syrian war. and it speaks russian. for "nightline" i'm terry moran, salma, syria. >>> thank you for watching. tune in to "gma" tomorrow, and as always we're online on our . >>> a man in custody tonight in frightening slashing attack on the subway. right now the man cops say attacked a woman on the train is being questioned by police. >>> goo

i know everyone in the weather department are really sharp people. but, eric, how do you know if a storm is off the coast of alaska will be here this weekend and hit situate? i want to know. tell me it's not true. back to you guys. >> thanks. you can get the latest on the weekend storm any time with the cbs boston weather app free in the google or apple app stores. more and more bomb threats being made. between friday and today 22 schools received the threats forcing students to evacuate and police to respond. the threats may be a hoax but they come at a real cost. in newton they had a threat police had enough. we hope we have brie. there you are. this. back in the day, the media and police didn't give bomb threats a lot of attention because you didn't want to give whoever was making the threats any kind of satisfaction. when you are talking dozens of communities over two consecutive school days, police say it's a difficult balance between safety and preventing students. at arlington high school, the bomb-sniffing dogs and large police presence was s

plus - simple science-backed ways to keep your mind sharp. and i'm tom schaad. next on wavy news 10 at 6-- a string of robberies in one hampton roads city-- all at 7-eleven stores. what can be done to prevent any more of them from happening? erin kelly with the story coming up. plus-- ((c416 48:25-48:38)) "not one, not two, but seven air conditioning units ripped apart in the back of this hampton business park. i'm joe fisher, coming up, the latest on the investigation and what these businesses want you to know about these thefts." these stories and more when nicole and i see you at 6-- keep it right ten on your side with a consumer alert - the developer of the so-called "brain training" app lumosity -- will have to pay two million dollars -- to the federal trade commission. the payment is to settle claims the company mislead customers about the benefits of using the app. lumosity claims playing its brain training games can boost brain health -- and help fight disease like dementia. but the ftc says there's no science to back it up. there are several ways you ca

the district reported the behavior to dcf, and sharp was suspended for a week with pay. right now, he' s in jail on no bond. angela: florida senator bill nelson has joined a growing list of lawmakers, calling on president obama to order a federal investigation into crumb rubber and a possible link to cancer. crumb rubber is used to make artificial turf, which is used on high school and recreational sports fields. seminole county is using it at its new $27 million sports complex. the county hired a doctor at ucf to examine the turf, and he said there' s no reason to believe it poses a health risk. senator nelson still isn' t convinced. obama, nelson and other millions of children and young athletes play on crumb rubber synthetic surfaces every day, this correlation with cancer cannot be ignored. nelson mentioned a recent study by researchers at the university of washington who found 153 crumb rubber. jim: today, the volusia county council passed a motion to require daytona beach to reopen an area where homeless people hung out before it was closed. we told you last night

this is a sharp cut off what we have been saying with the tighgradient in snowfall. midnight bans and southeastern massachusetts with near zero visibility at times with blowing and drifting snow. and by sunday morning, the sun is out across the interior and last of the snow one more burst wrapping up by late morning. accumulation it's a sharp cut off northern massachusetts this is essentially nonevent a dusting of snow and one to three from far southern essex county including the city of boston and worcester and get to providence south shore back down to the south coast and we have three to six inches and those amounts held towards the lower end on the outer cape and nantucket with a little more wet sloppy snow and mixing that may occur. gusts coastal concerns and i will have all of it coming up in a couple minutes. >> all right thanks very much. >>> right now washington, d.c. under a state of emergency a snow starts to move into the area. 77 million people are in the path of the storm which could paralyze some areas. don champion reports. >> reporter: the national w

as police investigated this case, they learned the school district had its own investigation into sharp. >> he learned he was being investigated by the school board for alleged inappropriate behavior as well. >> reporter: when we reached out about the investigation, we found out sharp with let go from the district and 2009 and has not worked with lcps and -- since then. for the next half-hour we are digging deep into the 2nd investigation that is now led police to question whether that could be more victims. live in orange county janai norman eyewitness news this morning . >>> this morning one of the teams charged with attempted murder in the brutal beating of another teenager is scheduled to be in court for a plea hearing. help to others attack daniel vukovich with a crowbar outside of the satellite beach home last year. suspects planned the attack because they thought he stole marijuana from them. we will let you know what happens in court on eyewitness news at noon >>> this morning waiting to see of a wall street will rebound after failing oil prices sent stocks tumbling. oil prices

court papers papers uncovered by wesh 2 news indicate sharp was investigated by orange county schools in 2009 on allegations of letting children sit on his lap. he allegedly apologized for the inappropriate behavior and said it would stop. but investigators say it continued for the rest of the school year. he' s now being held on no bond. bob kealing, wesh 2 news. meredith: new video just in to wesh 2 news showing a daytona beach officer' s dash cam video of a teenage suspect deliberately slamming into the police chief and spinning him out. the video shows chief mike chitwood' s vehicle to the left of the suspect vehicle trying to get the suspect to stop. instead, officials say the suspect passed the chief, then deliberately veered into him, side-swiping chitwood' s vehicle . juveniles were caught a short time later after they allegedly crashed into an innocent motorist' s car. jim: a woman who says she was raped by a former pedi-cab driver in daytona beach nearly two years ago, took the stand at his trial today. we are not identifying the victim but in court, she pointed to 29-year-o

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as sharp as the cut off is with the snow, it's going to be just as sharp for the clouds. so clearing comes in and the to late morning on sunday. everybody. in terms of what we are thinking for snowfall little if that is nonevent. little impact. coating to two inches to worcester county and 2 to 5 south of town. there may be higher amounts depending on how close the storm gets for southern bristol county and the cape and islands. the wind is going to be a story high wind watches in effect for the islands tomorrow noontime until 10 a.m. on sundaych winds may top out -- sunday. winds may top out at over 40 miles per hour as the coastline. strongest winds on saturday night. minor coastal flooding and beach erosion. both high tide cycles saturday night and sunday. quieter start next week. temperatures in the 40s again by tuesday. traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: a pretty light traffic morning. maybe people are taking friday off if get ready for the pats. one bumper to bumper ride expressway from adams to columbia road. a 15-minute ride. to the north 93 southboun