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helmet. the embarrassing moment for an nfl player. happy new year, everybody. good monday morning. i'm kayna whitworth. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start on the west coast. with that armed occupation of several buildings at a national wildlife refuge in a remote part of oregon. the fbi is now the lead government agency in the case. >> the bureau says this investigation is being done with state and local authorities. we get details from abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: armed militia members man a guard tower usually used to spot wildfires.@aa@lis wildlife refuge in oron*c has been taken over and become a *^@fabc >> this refuge here is dh@c rightfully owned by the people.

are based upon the constitution of the united states. >> reporter: ammon bundy says they've come with generators and other supplies, potentially preparing for siege-like coori@a local law enforcement officials have urged people to stay away.ningifbi has taken over. tensions are running high.ic dadh@sort of frighteninwhis_ there's people making threats * and -- people touting guns.*_ >> people are afraid. >> it's the duty of the people to put that government back in its place. >> reporter: bundy, along with his father, cliven, were involved in a standoff with the government over grazing rights two years ago. >> back up here! >> reporter: this latest incident, now occupation, started with a protest over the sentencing of two local ranchers for setting fires on federal land. steve and dwight hammond went to jail for 90 days initially. government officials are calling for them to serve out their ningir sentence.ic `abck that there's this many people -- showing up. hope to see you in five years.

news, washington. and also in the west right now, millions bracing for what could be a full week of rain. >> the first in a series of these strong storms already moving into california. you're looking live at the radar right now. there will be rain from san francisco to san diego. and the storm's fueled by el nino. >> and there are also worries about landslides, flooding, and other disasters. brush fires have left hillsides ca is_ab unable to soak up the runoff. officials are stock-piling sandbags, clearing culverts and storm drains, and getting the homeless off the streets. >> be epabc this storm is real and it's coming. last el nino, , *@fdam that happened 18 ara ilost about 14 people and had billions of dollars of damage. so we're determined to get out in front of this. >> this year's el nino is expected to be one of the most powerful ones ever. the worst of the storms is @fdad tomorrow. in addition to the rain,

winds and high surf.ng%_amer in the midwest, last week's orabc historic floodwaters moving down the mississippi, after killing more than two dozen people further up the river. the flooding has left its mark in southern missouri and illinois, turning neighborhoods into islands. some homes can only be reached by boat after a levee breached. the mississippi river is already a half a foot beyond flood stage in memphis. to the midwest now. one person was injured in an accident at chicago's o'hare airport. a mobile stairway collided with a plane near a gate. the driver was taken to the condition. no one else was injured in this accident. sunday marked the final day of and overseas, some breaking news overnight. a powerful earthquake struck parts of india before dawn. the 6.7 quake was centered in a remote area in the country's northeast. it also shook neighboring myanmar and bangladesh. at least five people have died

most buried under collapsed bubui_eric more than 100 people have been injured. the toll is expected to rise.@ad@i iranian diplomats have a few more hours to leave saudi arabia. the saudis have severed diplomatic relations. the latest in an escalating confrontation that is rocking the middle east. more now from abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: tear gas filled the air in mass protests. outside a saudi arabian consulate in iran, as a mob stormed and torched this saudi embassy in the iranian capital. protests spreading around the world. the angry chants and flag-burning. shiite muslims outraged at the execution by saudi arabia of a prominent shiite cleric, nimr al nimr, who was tried on terrorism related charges in the ultraconservative unforgiving sunni kingdom. the furious response a warning that the deep global divisions between sunnis and shiites could

@acamerously so. >> this, frankly, is going to make a broken, angry, and dysfunctional middle east even more broken, angry, and dysfunctional. >> reporter: iran, seen as the leader of the world's shiites, warned their arch rival, sound rabe ya saudi arabia, that they will face divine revenge. from the pulpit, the outspoken cleric had railed against the royal family, accused of mistreating saudi shiites. human rights groups criticized the cleric's arrest and trial. he was executed alongside 46 others, most of them accused al qaeda militants. alex marquardt, abc news, london. returning focus to this country right now and to the race for the white house. there will be a new face on the campaign trail starting today. hillary clinton unleashes what she calls her secret weapon, her husband bill. the former president will campaign in massachusetts, just a few miles from a donald trump

the gloves are coming off between the two front-runners. >> i mean, and, you know, that's one of the reasons why i get so frustrated with some of what i hear the republicans saying. because it's so negative. it's so insulting. you can't make america great again if you insult and demean the people of america. >> trump with some harsh words in the meantime for bill clinton. calling him a degenerate who failed to help his wife win the nomination eight years ago. meantime, trump launches his first tv ad later today. "the washington post" reporting it features an explosive montage of terrorism and shadowy immigrants crossing the border. trump thundering his promise to make the country great. he's promised to spend at least $2 million a week in ads in the runup to the first primaries. president obama back from vacation. ready to announce executive actions that he will take on gun control. today, he's meeting with the

he's expected to expand background checks for gun buyersrs@a that includes checks for people ica this*a thh@c buying firearms at gun shows.%@ag@ several republicicningis are criticizing the plans. and gun rights advocates say they'll challenge the president's orders. also, 32 days later, part of the site of the deadly terror attack in san bernardino reopens today. nearly 600 employees of the inland regional center are returning to work.dad the conference building where the shooters killed 14 people rereorningi indefinitely. the victims of the december 2nd shooting will also be honored today.] breaeai@ag@ht, stock markets suspended overseas after a major selloff. we're going to tell you what it means for wall street. also this story. @fcamoes. the boy scouts credited with saving their leader when a bear attacked. talking about their quick thinking for the first time. plus, costly download. a dad in shock.

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codes are affected. so a lot of the paper's reporters, editors, photographers, did double duty over the weekend.a th assembling and delivering the sunday "globe" that some people never got.]abcddh@c the paper changed delivery companies last week. among the problems, the new company is still hiring drivers to cover all the delivery routes.%@ak@icngi volkswagen diesel owners can expect a little something in their mailboxes soon. recall notices are set to go out soon. as soon as regulators approve ningich@c@fdad the automaker's plan to make good on the problem. software installed on millions v`rldwide, half a million here in the u.s., reported false emissions i]h@_ since then, volkswagen's image has been tarnished and sales have plummeted. if you're driving a gasoline-powered car this could be another good year. aaa expects prices to remain low. dropping maybe another dime in the next few weeks and then

the national average to go above $3 a gallon. >> that seems like so long ago. $3 gas. when we come back. jumbo jackpot. powerball fever. ramping up again after no winners picked over the weekend. ugh. an nfl kicker loses his cool, and his helmet hits right back. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. ive you your day back. it is up to you. tylenol

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frankie said he felt like a heroab because he and his brother saved their leader's life. his recovery from that attack does continue. federal investigators might launch another search for a massive cargo ship that sank in october. on sunday, authorities released several images of the "el faro." it sank near the bahamas. the erica thremain m ople on authorities are still hoping to find the data recorder. bill cosby's wife is being forced to testify in a defamation lawsuit this week. camille cosby tried to keep fromomamericying. by arguing that conversations with her husband are protected. but a jauj dismissed her claims.erninghe lawsuit, seven women accused the comedian of drugging morning and sexually assaulting them isisorni decades ago.abc%p@c% the cosbys have been married more than 52 years.@aabc r&b singer c cngi@f

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and finally, one of the most independent mat and revealing royal documentaries is about to hit the air waves. >> it comes from a pair of working class comedians. sara haines has a preview. >> reporter: prince charles as never seen before in angi@a dmentary set toi] premier on ngh@c tv.^ incica "when ant anddh@c metni* the prince" 40 years of the prince's trust, he oppose up about his daily life as a future king and a grandfather. it's quite revealing. >> there's though napty changing? >> in a pinch, i could. it's nice having a granddaughter. >> i bet it is. >> somebody to keep an eye onameric meor * when i'm to thorring ngi^about. >> reporter: princes harry andaberich@c abz@speak out about palace life if the candid documentary.

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