making news in america this morning, she is alive. >> we've been praying daily for a long time now. i guess you can tell by the emotion in my voice, this is really a big deal. >> the wisconsin girl missing since october when her parents were found murdered in their home is found safe. a suspect now in custody. the details coming in overnight. where jayme closs was found and what her family is saying this morning. week three of the government shutdown. new overnight a plan to use disaster relief funds from california and puerto rico to pay for the border wall. what the president is saying now about declaring a national emergency. the new interview this morning with singer r. kelly's lawyer. his answer when we asked did the music mogul knowingly marry a

15-year-old? plus, the fourth grader who came to the rescue. how he saved his little sister during an emergency. the lawsuit over a lifetime christmas movie. the family who says the cable channel used their private photo and called them ugly. and need more zs? the $20,000 bed that promises to solve all your sleep problems. good friday morning, everyone. the government shutdown now entering week four, and it's about to really hit home for 800,000 federal workers who will miss their first paychecks today. >> we'll get the latest on the shutdown and president trump's possible new plan to pay for his border wall coming up in just a moment. but we begin with breaking news. a wisconsin girl missing since october when her parents were found murdered in their home is alive and safe. >> the family of jayme closs and people in her rural town celebrated the news overnight

but many details surrounding the case remain a mystery. this morning, jayme closs' family saying their prayers hav. >> oh, my sister can rest in peace now and jayme is coming home to me. >> reporter: officials saying she was found in gordon, wisconsin, an hour from her hometown. overnight the town's mayor getting emotional talking about closs being found. >> i am overwhelmed. we've been praying daily for a long time now that we'd have jayme return safely to our community, and i guess you can tell by the emotion in my voice it's really a big deal. we're really thrilled. >> reporter: a suspect has been taken into custody, but police are not releasing any other details about the arrest or how jayme was located, however, a source telling our affiliate kstp that a woman walking her dog in a remote area was approached by a screaming

teenage girl who said she needed help and identified the man in custody as having killed her parents. investigators believe the 13-year-old was kidnapped after her parents, james and denise closs, were found murdered in their wisconsin home october 15th. >> we believe jayme was in the home at the time of the homicides. we believe she is still in danger. >> grab him, josh. he's got a group of five. >> reporter: and now the community that came together to help search for closs saying they never gave up hope. >> i mean, it's on the windows. it's on everybody's -- their yard. that's just wonderful news. i'm glad. >> she's going to have a loving community to come home to and there will be plenty of help. barron county will have lots of services that will help provide for her recovery and glad she's alive. that's awesome. >> last night her grandfather said jayme was being evaluated at the hospital. investigators plan to release more details this morning on the suspect and the circumstances surrounding how jayme was found. we turn now to the government shutdown just one day from becoming the longest in u.s. history, and now there's

word the president may use disaster relief funds from places like california and puerto rico to pay for the border wall. in a new interview the president said he's leaning toward declaring a national emergency. abc's serena marshall has the new details from washington. good morning, serena. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning to you guys. and during that visit to the mexico/u.s. border the president paraphrased that famous harry truman quote to the buck stops here saying on this shutdown, the buck stops with everybody and this as the shutdown hits government workers especially hard. the shutdown showdown on par to be the longest government spending lapse ever. day 21 and the president not backing down telling sean hannity a national emergency declaration is looking more likely. >> if we don't make a deal with congress, most likely i will do that. i would actually say i would. >> reporter: reportedly considering a redirection of funds from disaster relief projects like the california wildfires and the hurricanes that slammed florida, texas and puerto rico to the border wall. using the army corps of

engineers to build it, which now sounds more like a fence using engineers to build it, which now sounds more like a fence following his visit to the border thursday. >> we have no fencing. over 90% of our traffic occurs in those areas. >> okay, folks? i mean, you don't have to say anymore. that's it. that's it. >> reporter: and the need he said because death is pouring through, but the mayor of mcallen, texas, disagrees telling abc's matt gutman -- >> what was the murder rate in mcallen, texas, in 2018? >> zero. >> zero. >> zero. we had no murders. >> reporter: throughout the standoff 800,000 workers in the crosshairs. the president insisting they're with him 100%. >> they want us to win this battle. these people want us to win. >> reporter: but for those missing a paycheck today, it's their lives on the line. >> the bills keep coming. they don't stop. >> you have 30 days to get your payment in full, and after 30 days we report you to the creditors. >> it's a matter of life and death for me because i have to pay out of pocket for my medical insurance and for my medication.

>> reporter: and their absence from the job being felt across the country. and beginning saturday miami international airport will shut down a terminal so they can send available tsa agents to busier checkpoints. live in washington, serena marshall. kenneth, janai. >> a lot of resilient workers are still at work protecting so many. our thanks to them and to you, serena. president trump's former lawyer is set to tell his story to congress. michael cohen will testify publicly before the house oversight committee next month. it comes one month before he heads to prison. he is set to serve three years for lying about hush money payoffs to hide the president's alleged affairs. there's speculation that cohen is using the appearance on capitol hill to try to reduce his sentence. the president says he's not concerned about what cohen will say. >> and i'm not worried about it at all, no. >> cohen released a statement saying he wants to give a full and credible account of events with the president. the president has called cohen a liar and criticized him as being weak. breaking news overnight near sacramento where a police officer has been shot and

killed. police in davis, california, say officer natalie corona was shot while responding to a car crash. she later died at the hospital. the 22-year-old was just worn in as an officer last summer.sworn in as an officer last summer. a manhunt got under way overnight for the suspect. time now for a look at your weather for this friday morning. good morning. rain in texas becomes heavy snow through parts of missouri, illinois and indiana. how many inches? well, in some spots around the gateway to the west 6 to 12 inches then the storm moves east into the weekend and saturday night we're talking some heavy snow through the virginias here. it'll push over d.c. as we step into sunday when we could see off towards the south through parts of virginia another 6 to 12 inches of snow becoming rain before we get to virginia beach. i'm meteorologist melissa constanzer.

coming up, some bad news if you share your netflix account with other people. but first a cruise ship nightmare affecting hundreds of people. the illness forcing royal caribbean to cut a trip short. and would you spend $20,000 on a bed? we'll show you what this one does.

look at this. this is quite a sight in the skies over ireland. so these birds are starlings flying in unison. they travel together to ward off predators, to keep warm at night and to watch for feeding areas all to the benefit of the onlookers down on the ground. pretty cool. >> so cool. so cool. this is not cool. a royal caribbean cruise liner is cutting short its trip to the "oasis of the seas" port

canaveral carrying about 9,000 people. within a few days passengers began suffering severe flu-like symptoms including torrey o'brian and her father. >> around 2:00 i woke up just really feeling not well at all just kind of having some issues like very upset stomach, nauseated. i was just concerned for my dad's health because i know he doesn't typically get sick a lot. >> cdc investigators are also looking into the cause. royal caribbean says all passengers will get full refunds. >> that's good. a warrant has been issued for the dna of soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo. las vegas police are investigating a 2009 sexual assault charge. he's accused of attacking a woman in a hotel. ronaldo claims the encounter was consensual. his attorney admits the woman was paid $375,000 not to go public with her claims but he says the payment is not an alt.n of any guilt. if you share your ne

your little sister, like some of us may do, well, we may all be in for an unwelcome surprise. the consumer electronics show can crack down on account sharing. the softwaremaker says the artificial intelligence system looks for fraudulent activity by analyzing viewing behavior and tracking the sharing of personal information across streaming accounts. no word if netflix plans to use the software, but we've all been warned. >> ah, and if that story is going to keep you up at night, this bed may be the bed of your dreams. it just debuted also at the consumer electronics show in los vegas. the so-called smart bed tracks your breathing and heart rates and learns your sleep routines. perhaps more importantly, if your partner snores it allows you to gently raise their head during the night. genius. all functions are controlled through an app but that bed isn't cheap. it costs $20,000. >> you don't like snoring in your ear? >> absolutely not. >> okay. ming up, the basketball star who ate seven burgers in one sitting and paid

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an avocado shortage may hit just in time for super bowl sunday. a fuel shortage in mexico due to a government crackdown on rampant gas theft may keep 120,000 tons of the fruit from reaching the u.s. early next month. that could mean limited supplies of guacamole for super bowl parties. distributors say they have two weeks to solve the problem. >> bad news. r. kelly's attorney is speaking out as the singer faces new fallout over a cable tv docu-series detailing a long history of sex with minors. just days after kelly was spotted singing at a chicago nightclub, his lawyer denied claims that kelly was operating

a sex cult or holding anyone hostage, and he told abc's linsey davis kelly cited the story about his marriage to the late singer aaliyah. >> does he deny ever having a sexual relationship with someone who was under the age of consent? >> yes. he absolutely does. >> was he married to aaliyah when she was 15? >> he was married to her when she was 15. elvis was married to priscilla. >> but so then 15 is not of the age of legal consent, right? i mean -- >> right, except that my understanding is she did not claim to be 15. and in order to get married, she had to lie about her age. >> and he is saying that he had no idea. >> no idea. >> in response to lady gaga's decision to denounce kelly and pull their duet from streaming services, kelly's attorney claims gaga did it because she doesn't want to hurt her chances of winning an oscar this year.

we turn now to the bus driver in wisconsin credited with saving a child. >> the baby girl was wandering the streets alone in the freezing cold wearing only a onesie. that's when the driver jumped into action. >> this morning a milwaukee bus driver is being hailed a hero. >> oh, my god, i was so upset. and i couldn't -- i couldn't believe that somebody can -- left the child on the street. >> reporter: irena ivic spotted a barefoot child barely old enough to walk and barely clothed alone out in the cold. the driver stopped her bus and ran to help the child. >> the baby was so scared and cried and she didn't know what to do, where to go. >> reporter: ivic took the baby girl back to warm her up on the bus to the stunned reaction of the passengers. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: one passenger offered her coat as ivic held the child until police arrived. by the time an officer got to the scene the baby was fast asleep in her arms. >> that's the sort of human impulse we should be celebrating and encouraging. >> reporter: that baby's family says the little girl is safe.

they say her mother had experienced a mental health issue that day. fortunately the right person happened to be passing by. >> i find myself in same situation i will, of course, again help, always. >> just incredible. ivic immigrated from serbia 12 years ago. she says she was a teacher there and has a natural fondness for kids. a normally shy and quiet fourth grader in massachusetts finds himself thrust into the limelight after he saved his little sister's life. joshua joseph you see there was at home with his grandmother when he noticed his 6-year-old sister shaking and passing out. dmhees spk glish, >> yeah, she's breathing, but she's not responding. >> okay, how old are you? >> i'm 9 because my dad told me to call 911. >> it was kind of scary. when i called 911 i couldn't really talk because i was very nervous.

>> oh, my goodness, but he did it anyway. doctors say a high fever caused the girl's seizure. she's now okay. police and firefighters showed up at joshua's school to honor him with two plaques. joshua says that was his awesomest day. >> pretty awesome. >> amazing. in sports now, tennis star andy murray says he plans to retire after wimbledon because of his hip injury. the 31-year-old says the pain was becoming too much to bear and said he made the decision last month during his training camp. new york knicks star enes kanter missed practice because of an illness. it could be the result of what he ate wednesday. take a look. he posted this video of the seven hamburgers he was eating, some with eggs on them along with fries. he called it his cheat day. >> and then he got sick. >> imagine that. >> yeah. and here is the play of the week. >> bam. >> what.

a boy named r.j. ending a basketball scrimmage with this long distance bank shot. it happened on a pretty big stage too. halftime at an nba game in washington. as you see right there, r.j. got mobbed after making that killer shot. get it, r.j. >> lift that jersey to the rafters. >> yeah. up next in "the pulse," the woman who is unable to hear men. it's an actual medical condition. also ahead, a family sues lifetime for using their private photo in a christmas movie and calling them ugly. plus, what we all need, a 27-pound bucket of mac and cheese. >> yum. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression

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that breaking news in davis where a 22-year-old police officer has been shot and killed. this happened as she responded to a traffic crash. just a few hours ago police announced the suspected gunman took his own life. a terrible way to start on this friday. thanks for being here. i'm reggie aqui. i'm jessica castro. let's get you updated on the breaking news stories we're talking about. just before midnight, the davis police chief announced natalie corona passed away after being taken to the hospital. the officer was shot when she responded to a three-car crash near 5th and d streets. it's unknown if the suspect involved was -- was involved in the crash, i should say. later officers surrounded a nearby home. they sent in a exploded what appeared to be flash bang grenades. just before 1:30, police announced the suspect was found dead with what appeared to be a

self-inflicted gunshot wound. officer natalie corona started her career in 2016 at the davis police department as a community service officer. >> the 22-year-old just completed the police academy last july. according to the williams pioneer review, she was sworn in as a davis police officer on august 2nd. officer corona had just got out of the department's field training program after christmas and had only been on the streets for a few weeks. >> she was a rising star in the department. and i've known her for a couple of years. she started as a part-time employee, volunteer. i can tell you that i haven't seen anybody work harder in a part-time capacity and be more motivated to be a police officer than natalie. >> she is survived by her parents, her father is a 26-year veteran of the sheriff's office. he was just sworn in as district

1 supervisor on monday. we've been updating this breeki breaking news. we sent out an alert when we slernd she had died. get breaking news where you live as happens. >> as you mentioned, a sad way to start our morning. let's get a quick check of weather and traffic this morning. mike, we have more rain in the forecast? >> yes, we do. we'll start with the storm impact scale. hi everybody. welcome to friday. today and tomorrow, tenth to half inch of rain. higher in the hills as will the winds, up to 40. for the rest of us 15 to 20 miles per hour. we had a dense fog advisory for solano county. it looks like it's been let go. all the fog is in the central valley. winds picking up ahead of our storm. that means the scene in sfo is going to change rapidly where there's a little bit of fog. 43 to 52. cloudy and hazy. spotty sprinkle possible through the morning commute. scattered showers at noon become

wdespread at 4:00. if you're headed out this evening, plan on rain. let's check on the roads with alexis. >> good morning, mike. overall, starting out quiet. expecting a friday-like commute. i'm keeping track of the fog too. i have the visibility layer on top of the traffic map. we have a bit of fog in the central valley there. if you're headed into the tri-valley. we had a dense fog advisory for altamont pass. it's start to go thin out a bit. altamont pass is usually a different story on its own. very specific area that tends to fog up. i will keep an eye on that. a quick check of drive times. they're looking good, too. 680 walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 50. highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. alexis,