pressure will develop and move along it. some forecast models bring it close enough to produce some rain on friday, possibly starting with a little bit of snow. but by the afternoon we expect clearing skies and high temperatures back in the 50s. then we will enjoy a warming trend for the weekend. expect high temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s on saturday with plenty of sunshine and in the low 60s on for the third day - schools in york county, gloucester and james city county were closed today. some parents are saying - the roads are clear! what gives? newschannel 3s erica greenway went to school officials to find out. reporter intro: 20:33:29 just take a look at this road. school officials say this is the reason schools were closed again. were on devonshire road in the banbury cross area. its one of several roads in the area still covered with snow and ice. 20:33:41 package: when york county announced that dangerous road conditions were forcing them to close schools again today - not everyone thought it was the right call. )ridiculous - one person wrote-on the schools facebook page - saying that the roads were clear. but others say -- where they live -- is a different story. 20:21:57 this end of the county is a world of difference from the other end of york county,we get a whole lot worse weather than they do down there :05 this is what devonshire drive looked like around noon - still a thick layer of snow and ice covering it. on fenton mill road - sections were still coated there as well. and there s spots down at the end of the road here that are really bad, some of the ice has broke up where it s real tough to drive on :52 school officials say they have to base their decision on the safety of students across the entire school division. they planned to start reassessing the roads around three this afternoon. vdot -- which handles the county s roads - had crews out again today -- and they re hopeful that the sun and warmer temperatures will help speed things along. reporter tag: 20:32:55 school officials say one of the days will be made up friday when they were originally supposed to be off. they havent made any decisions about the other two days. in york county - erica greenway - newschannel 3. 20:32:05 as for williamsburg- james city county schools - they haven )t made any decisions yet about make up days -- but say they have a significant amount of time already banked, and may not need to make them up. right now they )re focused on putting together a new exam schedule - since exams were it now appears a threat --reported at the naval medical center in san diego-- is over and there is no ( sign --there was ever a shooter. newschannel three s les smith is live in the control room with more. an active shooter was first reported around eight- thirty this morning california time when someone reported hearing three shots in the basement of a building. the base immediately went on alert. it )s facebook page told occupants of building 26 at the medical center to quote--run,hide or fight. but after searching the area, no shooter was ever found. local law enforcement joined the navy in a top down search of the building, but again no evidence there apparently a false alarm. three san diego schools were placed on a brief lockdown just as a precaution. live in the control room, les smith newschannel three. newport news police need you to take action against crime -- to find the man who robbed a convenience store late last night. take a look at this video -- police say just before 11 a man walked into the hop-n-shop gas station on jefferson avenue with a gun and demanded money. we )re told he got cash and ran away. no one inside was hurt. take a good look at this clear video if you recognize him, take action against crime and call the crime line. a 22-year old man is fighting for his life after falling, while doing work at a condo complex in hampton. a neighbor tells newschannel three--the man fell from a ladder, just after ten this morning. it happened on wells court -- near the hampton center apartments. crews rushed the man to the hospital with life threatening injuries. officials confirmed-- he fell but they did not know the point of origin. right now-- they continue to the day before six chesapeake massage parlors were raided --- several detectives went undercover to investigate. those are all new details newschannel 3 s nadeen yanes discovered in court documents today. it was a year long investigation -- where chesapeake detectives spent hundreds of hours investigating if sexual activities wergoing down at 6 massage parlors in town. and the day before the big bust -- this month 5 detectives literally went undercover to see for themselves,. all new details discovered in 6 search warrants filed in chesapeake circuit court. including -- those detectives who went undercover -- describe how they were touched innapporporitaly -- the search warrant saying -- the masseuse exposed and touched their quote "erogenous area". allison plant works just doors down from one of the parlors that was busted as an insurance agent -- -- and right after the raid -- told us -- something seemed didn t seem-p&right. 36:48 im a new agent so i would get here late at night, i would come out and just see young men walking in and to me it seemed odd plant also told us she never saw any of the women who worked and according to the search warrants they also make that conclusion -- . after surveilling the 6 parlors for more than a year -- the detective on the case wrote the workers never left -- and opened the business from the inside -- which indicates the parlors were doubling as sleeping quarters. 38:57 when you see stuff like that it does raise a personal flag and butterflies in your stomach like that doesnt seem right most of the parlors were closed today -- some even with it )s signs covered up. 14 women in total were arrested and face a slew of charges -- including "prohibited acts at a massage parlor" and for "putting peep holes in doors" many of them will be back before a judge in april. stand up tag: stay with us on newschannel 3 tonight at 5:30 we will go more into these details including what else detectives discovered during their hundreds of hours of investigating. in chesapeake nadeen yanes newschannel 3. in chesapeake-- the search is on for a driver who led police on a chase into norfolk and then crashed into a home. here )s a look at a picture that shows the black infiniti, that stoney point north and john hancock lane. police say-- an officer in chesapeake tried to pull the driver over for equipment failure. we )re told, the man refused to stop-- taking the officer on a chase through interstate 264-- and into the stony point neighborhood. police say the man crashed into the side of the home then got out and ran. while there may be no physical damage to the home -- the impact was heart dropping for the homeowner-- no one was hurt. police say they are working a lead but have not yet made an arrest. hampton police say calls to crime line led them to a man wanted in a carjacking earlier this month. police arrested 25-year-old james drew. investigators say about two weeks ago-- drew carjacked a man on michigan drive. the victim wasn t hurt during the crime. police say your calls to the crime line helped them track down a suspect in the carjacking. several charges. a vacant building was damaged in a late night fire in chesapeake. it happened on woodland drive and reef knot court just after midnight last night. crews say the building was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. the fire was under control in a half an hour. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. coming up next on newschannel 3 at 4 - new details on the three escaped prisoners in california. why the orange county prosecutor is saying this is a very dangerous mistake. and more on the crimes that put the men behind bars . plus how - one man nearly froze to death in the middle of the blizzard, covered in snow. how one family )s walk through the storm turned into a miracle , after a simple change of direction. and --a young girl who passed away from the flu -- is helping take a look at this -- a skier had quite a fall -- and walked away with only two jammed fingers. the fall happened last year in alaska but now this moment has made its way into a safety video from teton gravity research-- an action sports media company. you can see the 25-year-old professional skier tumble down the mountain -- dropping a thousand feet. in the video --she can be heard saying " i )m okay." hollywood is mourning the loss of actor, abe vigoda, who died today at the age of 94. vigoda played detective phil fish in the 1970s t-v series barney miller and tessio in the godfather and also the godfather part 2. vigoda )s death had been falsely reported countless times .. dating all the way back to 19- 82.. he died in his sleep at his daughter )s home in new jersey anxiety grows in parts of southern california, as three dangerous men remain on the loose. authorities are offering a 50- thousand-dollar reward for information leading to their capture. michelle gile spoke to the orange county prosecutor-- who was about to take one of the men to trial. santa ana cbsla.com/ap — authorities tuesday continued to search for three inmates who escaped from a maximum-security prison in santa ana.for many years, grand juries that report on the orange county mens central jail have cited problems with the security camera system and have called for change, according to cbs2s kara finnstrom. in the 2014-2015 report, jurors stated: )previous grand juries have found that all the adult jails have had inadequate video surveillance equipment. upgrade had not been completed due to lack of financial resources. )state officials also report there have been a total of 15 rooftop escapes during the jails 47 years in operation. the jail break committed by jonathan tieu, 20, bac duong, 43, and hossein was the orange county register. on friday, the trio of fugitives obtained tools that allowed them to cut through the quarter-inch- thick grill on a dormitory wall, then got into plumbing tunnels. additional half- inch-thick steel bars, the men made their way to an unguarded area of the roof of the four- story building and used makeshift ropes they created from bed sheets to repel down the side of the jail facility and escape from the complex. the escape wasnt noticed for 16 hours, until a nighttime head count that was delayed about an hour because of a fight involving some other inmates that may — or may not — have been part of the escape plan. it was the first escape in nearly three decades from the california facility built in 1968. it holds 900 men and is located santa ana, about 30 miles utheast of los angeles. . ff hallock, orange county eriffs spokesman, said there is no evidence so far that the trio had help from the inside t authorities know its a ssibility. s likely someone slipped them ueprints or told them how the wels of the jail were laid t, he said. orough searches of dorms kely would have discovered the ols used or damage to the vent ill, he said. llock said the facilitys neral policy is to do walk- roughs every hour to check on mates. re involved searches are done ndomly, he said, but declined be more specific. s also unclear why the mates — who were charged th violent felonies — re housed in the common dorm th dozens of others. signment to a large, busy room kely made it easier for them avoid detection, said martin rn, a professor of corrections john jay college of criminal justice at city university of new york. vestigators are now focused on arching suburban communities ere the men could be hiding ong friends, family or fellow gang members. was looking at a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. the orange county sheriff s department says there is a possibility the men are still close by. falling temperatures, falling rain, and maybe a little falling snow! a strong cold front is bearing down on our area. ahead of that front southwest winds have warmed many of us well into the 60s this afternoon. but that cold front will bring us a few showers on wednesday and falling temperatures. we will start off 30s in the afternoon. that cold front will push out into the atlantic, and an area of low along it. some forecast models bring it close enough to produce some rain on friday, possibly starting with a little bit of snow. but by the afternoon we expect clearing skies and high temperatures back in the 50s. then we will enjoy a warming trend for the weekend. expect high temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s on saturday with plenty of sunshine and in the low 60s on a short time after a washington state girl died of flu her doctor realized something about her case. gabe cohen explains -- that discovery may have saved another girl )s life. miss her, so much." pegy lowery still clutches her daughter, and remembers their tender hugs. pegy lowery/piper s mother "her head would just melt into my chest and it was like she was just part of me." nat sound "hello everybody, it s piper here." 12- year-old piper died last saturday from flu complications. pegy lowery/piper s mother "you never never never never ever ever expect that, ever." nor did she expect her death to do something amazing. niran al-agba/piper s pediatrician "i )ve always thought of piper as a little bit of my own daughter." niran al-agba was more than piper s doctor. she was there at her delivery. pegy brought piper in for a check up the day before she died. dr. niran al- agba/piper s pediatrician "she looked like a child with the flu. she looked like any other child with the flu." after piper passed away, doctor al-agba did some digging and learned that piper had complained of calf pain. niran al- agba/piper s-p&-p&-p&-p&pediatrician "and i have a young child coming in, a young girl, and she doesn t actually have very impressive symptoms." another little girl who just like piper, didn t get a flu vaccine... and came down with the virus. she also could have been sent home. but then she brought up an odd symptom. dr. niran al- agba/piper )s pediatrician "the calf pain and the flu symptoms together." turns out she had h-1- n-1 just like piper. dr. niran al- agba/piper s pediatrician "she was heading down the same road absolutely." but this girl received treatment just in time. dr. niran al- agba/piper s-p&pediatrician "i feel like something has come out of piper s death, that we ve learned, potentially, another complication of the flu and if we catch it early, maybe there s something we can do." and it s something for this grieving mother to hold onto. people in the medical community say they )re grateful... because piper s death did more than raise awareness -- it also saved a life. ahead at 4: a settlement reached between the owners of a the owners of the sunken cargo ship-- el faro have reached a settlement with ten of the crew s families. court documents say tote maritime will pay each of the 10 families five-hundred- thousand- dollars to settle pending lawsuits. el faro sank in october of last year -- after getting caught in hurricane joaquin near the bahamas. all thirty-three crew members on board died. the company says it did everything in its power to ensure the safety of its crew. officials in thailand say debris found last week is (not from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. a large piece of curved metal was found by a fisherman last friday. both malaysian and thai officials inspected the debris and believe it did not aircraft as the missing flight. malaysia airlines flight 3-70 disappeared back in march of 20-14 with 239 people on board. ahead at 4: how a virginia family took action to rescue an elderly (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... newschannel 3 following breaking news in virginia beach toss to allison live at the oceanfront where police are investigating after a man was stabbed earlier today. newschannel 3 allison mechanic falling temperatures, falling rain, and maybe a little falling snow! a strong cold front is bearing down on our area. ahead of that front southwest winds have warmed many of us well into the 60s this afternoon. but that cold front will bring us a few showers on wednesday and falling temperatures. we will start off the day in the 40s and end up in the 30s in the afternoon. that cold front will push out into the atlantic, and an area of low pressure will develop and move along it. some forecast models bring it close enough to produce some rain on friday, possibly starting with a little bit of snow. but by the afternoon back in the 50s. then we will enjoy a warming trend for the weekend. expect high temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s on saturday with plenty of sunshine and in the low 60s on talk about being in the right place at the right time. imagine this - you re walking along in the snow that )s piled up on the roadway in near white out conditions -- and you hear someone calling out for help. that )s what happened to a family in chesterfield -- and they wasted no time jumping in to help a fellow neighbor. shelby brown has the story. world war two vet charlie cook has dozens of stories under his belt. this past weekend, he added another one to his list. after having dinner at a neighbors home saturday cook tried to walk home through the snow storm... and nobody knew.... shelby/vo ray kunze--a retired navy medic and his family--literally stumbled across across virginia there have been five hypothermia- related deaths.. cook realizes ---had it not been for the kunze family, things could have taken a tragic turn. he says he owes his storm heroes a debt of gratitude --and thanks other neighbors who have also checked on him since the storm.. we )re less than a week away from the iowa caucus. the latest polls show donald trump and senator ted cruz are the republican front-runners. meanwhile, the democrats held a town hall to try and convince voters to choose them next week. dianne gallagher has the latest on the race for iowa- in their final stop on the national stage before iowans go to caucus - the democrats didn )t come face to face with each other in monday night s cnn town hall but all three were front and center. chris cuomo, cnn anchor how ya feeling a week out? gov. martin o )malley, d presidential-p&candidate i m excited.but they did face questions from voters, with senator bernie sanders and former secretary of state sen. bernie sanders, d presidential candidate hillary clinton voted for the war in iraq. hillary clinton, d presidential candidate first of all, i have a much longer history than one vote, which i said was a mistake. today, republican donald trump scored a major evangelical endorsement -- jerry falwell junior, the son of the founder of liberty university, where trump appeared earlier this month. two former 2016-ers also throwing their weight behind current candidates -- with new york governor george pataki going all-in for marco rubio. george pataki, former presidential candidate i have enormous confidence that marco rubio is ready today to be president of the united states.and former texas governor rick perry, gov. rick perry, r texas that )s why i m supporting ted cruz.speaking in a new ad directly to voters in iowa where cruz is polling neck and neck with trump, according to the latest from quinnipiac. trump leads the texas republican 31 to 29-percent. rubio is a distant third with 13-percent. but it could all change with more than a third of iowans polled saying they still may change their mind, come caucus time. and there is one last chance for the republicans to make a national impression before that at the fox news debate thursday night in des moines. in washington, i )m dianne gallagher. american woman murdered while on vacation in grenada. how it happened and what the woman )s friend is saying about the person she was. here in vineland, home of progresso, but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin community meetings in an oregon town are canceled until all protests end. the news comes after the four- week long armed protests at the national widelife refuge there. a burns county official canceled last night )s community meeting-for safety concerns. the planned meeting was meant for residents- to talk openly about the issue. but-- many were afraid it would be used as a platform for protestors. a new rule could allow transgender athletes to compete in this summer )s olmypic games (without ( having gender reassignment surgery. female competitors must prove their testosterone levels have been below a certain level for a year to compete in female divisions. and-- female-to- male transgender athletes will now be allowed to compete in the male category without restriction. previously-- transgender athletes could compete only after surgery and (two ( years of hormone therapy. an apartment complex near the pacific coast in california is on the verge of falling off a cliff! police are warning residents to evacuate from the apartments in pacifica. the crumbling hillside is being blamed in part to the el nino winter. pacifica )s coastline has crumbled over the years, threatening homes and businesses. some people who live there don t plan to leave, despite the order and previous evacuations. ahead at 4 -- a police officer fired for threatening a teen! the whole incident has been under investigation for almost a year -- and it was all a georgia woman was attacked and murdered this week while on vacation in grenada with her husband. rikki klaus talked to the woman s friend. sara greene/friend "she was just a beautiful soul. she was such a great friend."sara greene s body shook, during our interview over the murder of her good friend, jessica colker. the 39- year-old atlanta resident and her husband moved next door to greene last september. sara greene/friend "she was and she really loved to dance. that was her passion. that was how wet met several years ago, before she moved here, next door."on sunday around noon, colker and her husband were vacationing in grenada, walking on a beach in saint david. sara greene/friend "she loved to travel with her husband."the royal grenada police force told me over the phone a man attacked the couple, reportedly with a sword, and killed colker. officials say a person of interested turned himself in the next morning. colker worked at children s healthcare of atlanta as a pediatric anesthetist, according to online records. the hospital group sent us this statement, which reads, in part: "jessica was a valued member of our children )s team. we are deeply saddened by this horrific news." greene said colker really cared about people. she was even planning a valentines day dance benefit to help refugees. sara greene/friend "i think the thing i think about most is just what a good friend she was. she was such a good listener, and i could really to her about anything and feel really supported, and that s very hard to find." colker )s husband managed to escape their attacker and tell police what happened. he was not hurt. falling temperatures, falling rain, and maybe a little falling snow! a strong cold front is bearing down on our area. ahead of that front southwest winds have warmed many of us well into the 60s this afternoon. but that cold front will bring us a few showers on wednesday and falling temperatures. we will start off the day in the 40s and end up in the 30s in the afternoon. that cold front will push out into the atlantic, and an area of low pressure will develop and move along it. some forecast models bring it close enough to produce some rain on friday, possibly starting with a little bit of snow. but by the afternoon we expect clearing skies and back in the 50s. then we will enjoy a warming trend for the weekend. expect high temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s on saturday with plenty of for the first time, we are hearing from one of six arizona teens in a photo that sparked allegations of racism and hate. the six high school students from desert vista high school in phoenix posed for a photo wearing t-shirts with letters on them. standing together, the teens spelled out an offensive word. the photo was shared thousands of times online, and sparked outrage nationwide. during a rally organized by civil rights leaders, one of what happened. the district superintendent said the six students have been days, but would not elaborate further on their punishment. a minneapolis officer has been fired after officials say he was caught on camera threatening to break a teenagers leg. police say the incident happened back in march -- and that is when an investigation into the officer began -- he was placed on administrated leave -- and then was fired yesterday. the teen in the video says -the officer pulled over the car he and three of his friends were in. he says police held them for 45 minutes while they searched their car and did background checks. later, officers told them they were suspected of stealing a car, but all 4 were let go without being arrested. the minneapolis police federation says it will likely appeal the officers firing. texas - take a look . a witness says it started when both men made )obscene gestures at each other... they stopped at a traffic light... one driver pulled out a bat... the other grabbed a long pole from the back of his truck -- and they went at each other. neither driver was hurt. when the light turned green, the men got back into their vehicles and took off-- and were gone by the time police arrived. an apple store employee at a tennessee mall is receiving high praise for his quick action. after he saw a nine-year-old child with special needs run into a wall, he came to the boy and helped him and his mother. lori mitchell explains . this is lynnmarie rink, and her nine-year-old son, james. the little boy has down syndrome and, a few years ago, was diagnosed with autism. lynnmarie rink/mother "when you re a parent of a specials needs child you get some people are kind but you don t ever know what you are going to get." james uses an i- pad to help him communicate. on thursday, the mother and son were at the apple store at the mall at green hills buying a new one ... when something outside the store caught the little boy )s attention. james tried to run after it. instead, he ran right into a clear glass wall. lynnmarie rink/mother "he just took off running full steam ahead. and he smacked himself right into that wall. the sound was horrific and he fell flat over and then he hit his head again on the floor. everyone in the store gasped along with me." as lynnmarie tried to console her son, a worker rushed to his side to make sure he was o-k. lynnmarie rink/mother "andrew came over and he sat down and he just looked at me and he just said, what can i do for you. he might as well have given me a million dollars." the worker then went a step further by sitting down on the floor with the little boy to program his new i-pad and show him how to use it. touched by the this picture of james and the apple worker, andrew wall -- then posted a thank you note on facebook. the message spread quickly -- all the way to executives at apple. lynnmarie rink/mother "i think people are ready to hear something good and andrew deserves to be applauded." lynnmarie would like the company to know what a special employee it has working in its green hills store ... ... and she wants the world to know ahead at 4: a fiery crash leaves a family without a home tonight -- what caused the a texas couple is staying with family after their home was destroyed by an 18-wheeler that crashed into their house. john grobe has the story. a family )s home, turned to ash. this is all that )s left of their house about five miles west of colorado city after this 18- wheeler crashed into it and then nats the family sifting through the rubble, trying to pick out what )s left. bobby morris/homeowner "i wanted to get my family out of that house, that s all i wanted and that )s all i got, is my family. didn get anything else, we mitchell county sheriff s office says the driver of the 18- amazingly, the homeowners have no hard feelings bobby morris/homeowner "it )s just an accident i have no bad feelings toward that man period." these viewer driving by just take a the morris family has lived in this home for more than 40 years and even though all that )s left is charred wood and old memories, they don t plan on leaving bobby morris/homeowner "i )ll rebuild right here, this is home, we )ve been here 45 years, something like that, we re going to rebuild right here." d-p-s is handling the investigation and right now it )s unclear if the driver will get a ticket the driver and a passenger of that 18-wheeler were treated

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