great monday. happy new year. making news making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, isis now claiming responsibility for the nightclub shooting in turkey. the search for a suspect right now, the injured american, plus other americans near the attack. professional basketball players escaping the >> expressing doubt, donald trump promising to reveal what he knows about the election day meddling. we're live in washington. desperate search, a couple missing since christmas, rescuers intensifying their efforts. the new clue in the case that has family and investigators focusing on a small town. and the blame game. after mariah carey's awkward performance before the ball dropped overnight, the new

response from the production team as she points the finger at them. good good monday morning and happy new year. i'm ryan smith. >> and i'm marci gonzalez. kendis and diane are off this morning. breaking news, isis is now claiming responsibility for the deadly attack at a nightclub in turkey. >> they say it was in response to turkey's military operations against isis. the popular istanbul club was packed with hundreds of revellers ringing in the new year when the gunman opened fire with a long barrelled weapon. he guns down a police officer and another person before storming the club. when it was over, at least 39 people were killed and nearly 70 wounded. many of them foreigners. >> american jake raak was among the wounded. he was in turkey vacationing with friends when he was struck in the leg. security cameras catching the seven murderous minutes. bullets ricochetting in the

streets and people running for their lives. earlier in the evening revellers celebrating the new year with sparklers and confetti, counting down to the new year. >> 3, 2, 1! >> then the gunman opening fire. >> people were falling down because of shooting. terrible thing. >> at least 39 people dead including more than two dozen foreigners. the club popular with tourists, dozens more were injured, including jacob raak from delaware seen here on a stretcher after being wounded in the leg. >> i don't know. i saw one person shooting. >> rock's family says he's okay and heading back to the u.s.. also near the shooting, a handful of wnba players including members of the los angeles sparks who were celebrating in the building next to the night club. one of the players, essence carson, tweeting afterwards, we're okay, and hello 2017. be blessed. the u.s. and turkey are calling it a terrorist attack. turkish police sources tell abc news they believe the shooter

was a trained isis fighter. >> the nightclub, it's a target, a symbol of secular decadence that makes it very attractive to jihadi terrorists. >> as families bury their loved ones, the u.s. consulate is warning americans in istanbul to shelter in place. the white house has condemned what it called a horrific attack. and offered to help turkey. donald trump is preparing to meet with intelligence officials this week to discuss russian hacking. >> but the president-elect is refusing to blame russian for meddling in the election despite u.s. intelligence and newly imposed sanctions from president obama. abc's janai norman has more from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: marci and ryan, good morning. at this point president-elect donald trump still questions the russians' involvement even as top republicans support president obama's sanctions and are even pushing for tougher measures. president-elect donald trump is ringing in the new year by casting new doubt over whether

the russians hacked the election. >> i know a lot about hacking, and hacking is a very hard thing to prove so it could be somebody else. >> reporter: instead calling into question the conclusion reached by 17 u.s. intelligence agencies that the russians were behind the hacks. >> i also know things that other people don't know, and so they cannot be sure of the situation. >> reporter: but the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says that's simply not true. >> it's very solid. it's indeed overwhelming. if he's going to have any credibility as president he needs to stop talking this way. >> reporter: president obama retaliating over the hacking, kicking nearly three dozen russian diplomats out of the u.s., all of whom left the country this weekend, and shuttering two russian compounds used for gathering intelligence. the president-elect praising putin for not punching back with sanctions of his own, tweeting, i always knew he was very smart. trump's team questioning whether the white house response was appropriate. >> there is a question about whether there's a political

retribution here, versus a diplomatic response. >> reporter: but with a strong republican backing, trump could have a hard time overturning those sanctions. >> it is time to push back against putin. >> we will be working for much tougher sanctions against russia. they attacked the united states of america. the hacking was an attack. >> reporter: the president-elect will be briefed by intelligence officials. as for what he knows about the russian hacking that others don't, trump says we'll find out later this week. marci and ryan? >> janai norman live in washington, janai, thank you. breaking overnight, an oklahoma police officer is recovering after being shot during a traffic stop. officials in oklahoma city say the officer was walking back to his cruiser after making the stop when he was shot in the leg. he's undergone surgery and is now in stable condition. they are still searching for that suspect. and the south is starting off 2017 with the threat of severe weather. >> radar shows the storms across

the gulf coast and that is not the only trouble spot. accuweather's paul williams is tracking it all for us this morning. good morning, paul. >> good morning ryan, marci. right now we're bracing for the worst of the worst in the deep south. severe thunderstorms and the threat of actual tornados and that's precipitated by this low pressure system that's going to track towards the northeast and dig into the moisture coming out of the gulf. the combination will make for widespread rain showers throughout the southeast, mid mississippi valley region and up towards indiana. rain is going to range between two and four inches in some areas so we're bracing for a chance of flash flooding. slippery conditions throughout the ohio valley region, pockets of rain throughout the mid-atlantic, slippery conditions for monday. then when we take a look at tuesday, the northeast is covered by this inundated amount of rain that's going to cause big-time travel delays from bangor down to richmond. marci, ryan? >> thank you, paul. the tournament of roses parade is held each year on new year's day unless the year begins on a sunday.

>> that's why the 128th edition kicks off at 8:00 a.m. local time this morning and one of the floats had trouble getting into position overnight. a tow truck had to be called in to help it turn a corner. the parade is 5.5 miles through pasadena, california. no drones are permitted along the route. you can watch everything that happens with the parade right here on abc. still ahead, developing overnight in florida, seven people wounded in a shooting. the details just coming in. plus the desperate search for a couple after they vanished more than a week ago. the latest clues in their possible whereabouts. and a family is suing apple. why they're blaming the facetime app for the death of their daughter. n their possible whereabouts. and the famil

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a grim milestone in chicago as a deadly year ends with 762 homicides. that's the most in two decades and more than in los angeles and new york combined. police blame much of the violence on gangs and illegal guns on the streets. meanwhile, three people were killed and 16 others wounded during the first hours of the new year. and seven people were injured in a drive-by shooting on new year's day in miami. police say the victims including three teenagers were standing outside of a home when someone in a car pulled up and opened fire last night. a 17-year-old is in critical condition and the rest of the victims are in stable condition. police are still searching for the suspects. later today, the ntsb is expected to arrive in texas where two small planes collided mid-air. it happened saturday at a small airport about 35 miles north of dallas. three people died all aboard the planes. one plane's wreckage came down in a storage facility, the other on a road. both planes were on visual

flight rules, meaning air traffic control was not involved. samsung reportedly will tell us later this month what went wrong with its galaxy note 7 smartphones. the south korean electronics giant said in october it was investigating why the devices were catching fire, creating one of the costliest product safety failures in tech history. experts say samsung must find the exact cause if it wants to win back consumers' confidence. if you went to see a movie last year you are certainly not alone. the movie industry set a record with more than $11 billion in ticket sales, but you may be surprised by the highest earning film. it was "finding dory" with $486 million. it came from our parent company disney. so did the second best film, "star wars: rogue one." it pulled in $408 million. even though it's only been out two weeks. in fact, six of the top ten films were from disney. when we come back, mariah carey's show stopper on new year's eve. overnight the production company

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20-year-old olivia gonzalez and her boyfriend, 21-year-old brian fernandez told their families they were traveling from their north hollywood homes to big sur about 300 miles away, saying they would be back home by christmas. >> i am about to break if i go home today and don't find my sister. >> reporter: the last clue to their whereabouts, a credit card in one of their names swiped at this general store and gas station about 70 miles away from their destination. >> it's nerve-racking. it's nerve-racking to have to come out here and talk to people in the town and see their expressions. >> reporter: both families hoping to hear from them soon. >> i'm just hoping that they're just two young adults that wanted to be off the map for a little bit and enjoy the scenery and that they'll come home. >> reporter: kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. and apple is being sued over a fatal car crash in which a driver was allegedly distracted by facetime. moriah modisette died in the

texas crash on christmas eve of 2014 after another driver crashed into her family's car. the driver reportedly told police that he was using facetime at the time of the wreck. the family alleges that apple failed to install a feature that could have prevented the driver from using the app while driving. apple is not commenting and has not yet filed a legal response to that lawsuit. the new public works commissioner is vowing to fix that broken sewer line that's created a major sinkhole and forced the evacuation of 22 homes near detroit. the commissioner says some of the families may be able to return in a week. the sinkhole was caused by an 11-foot sewer line that clogged and collapsed. while many of us were part partying or watching new year's celebrations on tv, someone in california was hard at work on new year's eve. he changed the iconic hollywood sign to read hollyweed. >> a male suspect was recorded on surveillance video about 3:00 in the morning. he modified the 40-foot high

letters with black tarp so that the os became es. >> somebody has a lot of time on their hands. a much more serious incident by the way, this banner was unfurled from the rafters at u.s. bank stadium during the second quarter of the vikings/bears football game. they're involved in the controversial dakota pipe access pipeline. police left the two protestors there until the end of the game but cleared out the fans from below them. time now for sports including the nfl playoff picture finally set. >> here is espn's john buccigross with the highlights. >> good morning, america. i'm john buccigross. happy new year. if you're up this early it means you might not have been up late last night so i have highlights of the sunday night football games coming up. first we'll look at the washington redskins and the new york football giants. washington, they win the game, they make the playoffs. giants already in the playoffs. kirk cousins, jordan reed, the game is tied. washington down by three.

field goal, forced overtime, score a touchdown, go to the playoffs, but no. kirk cousins throws an interception to dominic rogers-cromartie. washington eliminated from the playoffs. giants in the playoffs. so both these teams after that washington loss knew they're already in the post season. this was the game late last night. washington loses so green bay and detroit playing for the division. and the loser gets the wild card. aaron rodgers, one of his best throws of the year. that's another good one. the packers win. they win the division. they'll host the giants next weekend while detroit, a wild card team, must go to seattle to play the seattle seahawks. i'm john buccigross. enjoy all the college football today on espn and abc. happy new year again, america. >> thank you so much, bucci. up next in the pulse, another note from the football field. a player's tantrum going viral.

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>> we didn't have a sound check, but it's new year's, baby. that's okay, you guys. and girls. ♪ >> just kind of stood there, talked. >> i thought that was the "b" side to the song. we got a soundtrack for this. oh, that's the song? >> carey fired off a profane tweet after the performance saying blank happens. >> yeah, well, carey's people are blaming technical difficulties. dick clark productions denied that, saying overnight to suggest that it would intentionally compromise the success of any artist is absurd. to be continued. >> absolutely to be continued. well, there is no question that pittsburgh steelers safety mike mitchell plays with a lot of emotion. >> yeah. you see, when he was called for a face mask penalty in overtime, he unloaded on the officials who called it.

[ screaming ] >> uh-oh. >> that reaction says it all. >> he grabbed mine! oh, my god! please look at it! please look at it! >> he sounds like one of my twin toddlers, and they just turned three. and i would say they're a little bit calmer than he is. >> got your hands full then. >> what's with the screaming? his reaction was the talk of social media overnight, some calling it a tantrum. i would call it a tantrum. others saying he was polite while he was pleading his case. >> politely screaming. he did call the official "sir." he said "please" several times, and not to mention "goodness gracious." >> but he's yelling it and he's screaming. >> not so polite maybe. >> it's not the end of the world. let's go to this one. kiss cam. if you go to a sports event you know kiss cam. now to the kiss cam moment that's going viral. a hockey fan decided to make out with his beer instead of his girlfriend. >> do we know it's his girlfriend? the woman sitting next to him is

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even if you're not a customer. checking our top stories, isis is claiming responsibility for the terror attack at a nightclub in turkey. a massive manhunt is under way for the gunman who opened fire on revellers ringing in the new year, killing at least 39 people. president-elect donald trump is still refusing to acknowledge russia's pre-election cyber attacks as he prepares to meet with u.s. intelligence officials. trump says hacking is a hard thing to prove. he wants to be sure. an oklahoma police officer is recovering after being shot in the leg during a traffic stop. the officer is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. a manhunt is under way for the gunman. and looking at today's weather, rain in the mid-atlantic, severe storms along the gulf coast. you'll see heavy snow in the northeast -- northern plains

into the northern great lakes. you'll see cold in the pacific northwest. and finally, an unusual occurrence in three states for the new year. parents welcoming twins who were born in different years. >> oh, they got their hands full. a utah couple is celebrating the birth of their identical twin boys. baby james came into the world december 31 at 11:59 p.m., but his younger brother matthew, the first baby born in utah in 2017, he entered the world at 12:01, giving james bragging rights. >> absolutely. both boys weighed 5 pounds. they were actually due on february 4th, but the couple stopped by the hospital for a quick checkup and after a few tests they were told the babies were on their way. their proud dad already noticing a few differences between his newborns. >> this is james. he is the older and wiser. this is matthew. he's younger, maybe a little stronger. this isn't something that you

don't try and plan for. this is just what happened. >> that is incredible. >> it is. >> i mean, one in a million thing. >> not so much. dad says that one day the boys will have a terrific story to share with family and friends. you know they're going to be talking about this their entire lives, the older one bragging that he's a full year older. twin boys in glendale, arizona also have a unique story to share with family and friends. baby shea making his debut at 11:51 on new year's eve. at one minute past midnight, baby everett was born. >> the boys' due date was several weeks away. the parents say they're happy the boys are healthy and couldn't think of a better way to welcome in the new year. congratulations to them. ch. believe it or not, a couple in san diego is celebrating the birth of their twins. the girls were born four minutes apart on december 31, and january 1. congratulations to all of them. >> i love it. i have twins. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a

great monday. good morning. happy new year to all of you. it is january 2nd. >> 2017. i'm jessica cast welcome back. >> thank you. >> we have the guys back. >> it was the ladies' show for a week. >> that's all i heard about last week. >> good to see you. >> alexis is going to be busy today. >> yeah. i thought it was going to be really quiet, but we do have a major issue right off the top. we'll talk about that. it is at daily city. it sounds like it is due to a power issue. i don't think it has to do with bart itself. that was in the pittsburgh bay point. we are up to a major delay right now. no word on when we'll get moving