. >> the dog bites, it's unadoptable but a local animal shelter is fighting hard to keep it and others i like to alive. stick around, we have the story. >> and weather-wise it's been all about the snow melt. we'll check in on where we are now in central park on snow depth but it's also about the possibility of a storm brewing out there. is it going to happen or not? we'll check in on that in just a bit. >>> coming up on the "cbs evening news" donald trump dropping out of the next debate. scott pelley with that and more. >> dana, it is a showdown with fox news and donald trump! if it's a publicity stunt, it's certainly working. we'll have that and also more of our investigation into one of the leading charities for wounded veterans and how they are actually spending their money. all that just ahead on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30. >> thank you, scott. we'll see you then. later here at 6:00, eli manning has two super bowl rings. peyton manning. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for

. >>> a little boy considered unadoptable in his own country is getting a new start here in the u.s.. you may have seenthe nine years old spina bifida of his story going viral online. the happy ending to his journey >>> good morning, coming up on gma. a huge historic blizzard that clobbered the east coast, the incredible ima es ahead. >> word now that new york city former mayor, bloomberg may run as an independent. this morning, wait until you hearthe latest from donald trump. tell you about this weekend, three dangerous inmates escaped from the jail in orange county jail in california. it is all coming up on gma. >>> nine years old chinese boy u.s.. some believed he is unadoptable because he has spina bifida. >> he wanted an merge name and chose jason. >> more abc action news at 8:00 right hereafter "good morning america". >> delays stacking up at tampa bay airports just as people up north starts to dig out. our crews will be live withthe latest numbers. >> plus, getting slimmer at a lower price, we got the work out apps coming up at 8:00 >>> we are tracking things on social media wi

lowests g toex yo tryongo onp.52 e aly reneofthlldang e esre o >>> each year millions of pets go unadopted at shelters across the nation. >> a new campaign being launched today to help put pets in forever homes and now on social media stars helping out. mistake you may never actually see. what had some people doing a double take inside levi stadium. those stories and more coming up on fox 50 at 7. >>> here's a quick reminder the north carolina zoo reopens tomorrow. last week's snow storm left walkways parking lots and service roads covered with ice. workers wanted to clear and make sure everything is safe before welcoming visitors again. don't hug the polar bears. >> they miss the snow i think. >> he's got a lot to live up to. the newest member of the famed budweiser clydesdale family was born this week. >> this is mack a male fowl born tuesday. he's the first male born to the family in 2016. he's got a job lined up. he has all of the markings the company looks for for it's famous pitches. join the proud tradition of the clydesdales in about four years. anheizer busch has been using draft

label them unadoptable for whatever reason. we help families that are going through, you know, trauma or tragedy, military, senior, death in the family, financial reasons. whatever the case. we help re-home those dogs, too. >> how rewarding is it? >> it's indescribable. our adopters are plugged into my fon. we send pictures and share stories. it's great. we build relationships. >> sounds great. thanks so much for coming in. january 23rd at the bowling stadium. >> back to you. >>> thanks, guys. well, the harlem globetrotters of our own hit the court with the famous team. the bas >>> all right. time for our mynews4.com poll question. do you think the puc should reverse the solar rate change? here is a look at the early results. 87% of you say yes. 18% say no. the puc meeting right now will have an update coming up at five. plenty of time to vote on our survey. the web poll an our home page mynews4.com and updated results through our newscast tonight. >>> well, nevada is seeing a big boom in people moving to the silver state. toni

. >> many children with special needs are considered unadoptable. >> they can be a little intimidating for a family to take on, they did the developmental or medical needs. >> in this love story there is no fear and when guess ear ray got the call, she went there to bring her new son home. >> we were in china, very very hot august day, picking up a tiny little boy who had never seen anybody white before. so it was quite the experience. he came right up to me and smacked me in the face. it was our first little love tap. and he settled right in to his new forever. >> isaac is one of the first children with down syndrome that has been legally adopted from china which has opened their doors to hots. authorities in china contacted bethany saying they had other children that they were willing to release for adoption if we could find family, and that was the birth of the bamboo project. >> 20 children have been adopt from china and more waiting. >> children with down syndrome have a lot of potential, just a few resources and lots of love they can have a long, healthy, thriving life. >> so now

. >>> a chinese organ who was considered unadoptable has a new home in the u.s. the 9-year-old has spina bifida and waited years to be adopted after abandoned as a baby. a kansas city family heard about the story and raised enough money to adopt him. he chose a new american name, jason. >>> a man in maryland is one upping a viral video of a giant panda rolling around in the snow. the smithsonian national zoo in d.c. posted the video of a bear named tian tian playing in the see and it quickly went viral. a day later, this video also was posted. a man from maryland with his own version of a panda playing in the snow. people can't stop watching both clips. the fake panda even tries to put his foot in his mouth like the real one. >>> all right, 4:26. a routine traffic stop takes an interesting turn. two men end up on the run from police, and still ahead, how to phone call made it easy for flows track him down. >>> rumors are already swirling of the new iphone. ve >>> now at 4:30 >>> now at 4:30. breaking news everett overnight. we are on the scene as police investiga

and a 9-year-old boy deemed unadoptable, we were there along for the ride during this incredibly emotionalnder a blizzard warning. this is a live look in washington, d.c. where they're expecting 30 inches or nearly a meter of snow. that would be a record. so far more than 4,000 flights have been canceled. how does it look derek van dam? >> not good. quite a difference depending on where you're living or visiting on the east coast. some computer model s indicatin over 30 inches of snow for d.c., but significantly less for new york and boston. all models agree that washington, d.c. is the hot spot. that's our bull's eye. look at the american rpm model for new york city indicating 16 inches of snow. so you can see the difficulty in forecasting this particular storm. it's all about the path, it's all about the track of low pressure. we talk about this a lot. there's a look at the latest watches and warnings across the country. we have blizzard warnings in store for washington, d.c. we'll have plenty more coming up, john. later in the show. back to you. >> keep us up to date, okay? >> absolutel

. >> a nine-year-old was considered unadoptable. she was thr he was abandoned at three.met him at an orphanage in beijing. >> it's hard to find a family for him. we waited for nine years. he waited nine years. >> reporter: a family that promised to adopt him backed out. many of his friends found homes and moved away. now finally, an american family is filing paperwork to adopt him. >> dad, mom, three sisters and grandparents. wow. that's a big family. >> reporter: the wilsons from the kansas city area are trying to raise $36,000 in adoption costs. >> if i have parentings, he says, i can live. i can have a life. his life is still likely months away. an eternity for a young boy who's been waiting nine years for a family. suddenly, no more words. only tears. it's okay. [ crying ] >> incredible story, and now his wait is finally over. will was with the wilson family as they arrived in china to meet their son and bring him home. that story is tomorrow right here on cnn news room at 8:00 in the morning in berlin. >> rosemary and myself invite you to stay with us today. we have

ending to the story we first told you about back in august. 9-year-old jaja was once considered unadoptableas 3 months old when his patients abandoned him because of a botched surgery. we met jia jia in an orphanage in beijing. >> it's very hard to find a family for jia jia. he waited for nine years. >> a family that promised to adopt him backed out. many of his friends found homes and moved away. now finally an american family is filly paperwork to adopt jia jia. >> dad, mom, three sisters and grandparents. wow, that's a big family. >> the wilsons from the kansas city area are trying to raise $36,000 in adoption costs. if i have parent, he say, i can live. i can have a life. his new life is likely months away. an eternity for a young boy who's been waiting 9 years for a family. it's okay. suddenly, no more words, only tears. it's okay. >> jia ji a's wait was finally over. will was there with the wilson family as they arrived in china to meet their son and take him home. we'll have that story for you tomorrow here live from los angeles. 6 in the morning if you're watching from berlin. a sho