at five... enrique marquez... the friend of the two accused shooters in the san bernardino massacre... has been indicted on terrorism charges for his role in the attacks. police say marquez provided syed farook with the two assault rifles used in the shooting that killed 14 people. marquez is also accused of conspiring farook to carry out attacks on a southern california college and freeway in 2011 and 2012 that were later abandoned. police say an argument ends with a son shooting and killing his father. tonight while we are learning more about their relationship...

alleged murder. saeidi is live near green valley and paseo verde to piece together what she's been able to confirm at this point. mahsa. neighbors say it was a strange sight. to see a cop car at the end of afternoon. even stranger ...hours later .... many cop cars..and yellow tape surrounding this home. we are told these garage doors were propped open... investigators spending hours documenting two vehicles inside. people here wonder ..is that where this murder happened. tongiht a complicated picture beginning to form about the son accused of killing his father. friends and acquantenances describe eugene tshiyombo as loving innocent quiet. unlv student. they say he was different than other college kids. his dad ... a former military man ran a strict household. so much so his son reportedly couldn't have a smart phone ...

after school events that lasted too late into the night. sunday it appears the tention between fahter and son boiled over. police saying there was an argument the day before the body of the 68 year old father was discovered. we have attempted to get in touch with family members. we will let you know when we hear back. tonight the 21 year old remains at the henderson detention center. one man was stabbed to death in what police are calling a tense love triangle that pushed this man to kill. just after one a-m... police came out to a stabbing near swenson and twain where they found a bloody knife in the street. the suspected stabber -- identified as 29-year-old gianni raneri -- was caught by the apartment complex's security guard. police say the suspect and the victim had a relationship with

they had been yelling at each for some time before the knife was pulled. a friend of the victim stayed behind after the stabbing to try and save his friend's life. 00:00:13-00:00:27 "i had two choices in that split moment: (butted to) 00:00:02-00:00:06 "it's the worst feeling in the world. i wouldn't wish this feeling on anybody." the victim was taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. raneri now faces one charge of murder with a deadly weapon. more on a developing story we've been following as it unfolded today. after years of accusations.. comedian bill cosby is facing criminal charges for the first time in connection with sexual assault allegations. cosby is now facing a charge of assault.. after allegations by a pennsylvania woman in 2004 were re-examined. cosby's arrest today comes just one month before the statute of

the former temple university employee claims cosby.. who was her former mentor and friend.. sexually assaulted her in his pennyslvania mansion. sot - kevin steele / montgomery county district attorney-elect "mr. cosby urged her to take pills, and to drink wine. the effect rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances." cosby did not enter a plea today. the 78-year-old simply responded 'yes' when asked if he understood the charges against him. his attorneys calls the charge 'unjustified.' cosby is scheduled to be back in court in two weeks.. and could face up to a decade in prison if convicted. the cleveland chapter of the naacp.. and other community groups.. are calling for demonstrations following a grand jury decision 'not' to indict two white police officers in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. what you're about to see in cleveland you've never seen before. we are calling on activitists from all across the country to be here in cleveland with us.

coming.. and there will be civil disobedience as cleveland braces for unrest.. the groups are demanding the grand jury transcripts.. the removal of prosecutor tim mcginty.. and the re-negotiation of the police patrolmen's association contract. the boy was shot and killed outside a rec center in november of 2014. he was playing with a pellet gun when someone called police. a recent f-b-i video analysis shows tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waist. days of deadly storms in the midwest has resulted in historic flooding in missouri. residents near the mississippi and illinois rivers are packing up and heading to higher ground - abc's elizabeth hur is in st. louis where one river is projected to reach 40 feet. here in st. louis.. along the mississippi river.. you can't go far without running into one of these..

walking trails off limits.. with rivers across the state still rising.. liz pkg: with first responders rushing to rescue drivers stuck in high waters.. authorities in the suburbs of st louis missouri ordered mandatory evacuations this morning.. ((nat)) for residents living near the fast-rising meramec river.. who for days have been preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. ((sot)) lady: "they said 2 to 3 feet our lowest items.. i think we are at about 4 feet so we are hoping." the missouri and the mississippi rivers.. also still rising.. the swollen rivers have already swallowed whole neighborhoods.. swamped businesses and shut down highways and roadways throughout the state.. the situation so dire.. rivers in missouri.. expected to reach heights not seen since the massive floods of 1993. (ad lib about live look outside, high winds threatening

for n.y.e., toss to bryan) sunshine will stick around for new year eve and new years day as a dry area of upper level low pressure drifts to our north. temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those

security is being ramped-up across the u-s ahead of tomorrow night's new year's eve celebrations. in new york city.. authorities are expecting about 1 million people in times square. here's a live look out there right now... they'll be joined by 6-thousand heavily armed police officers.. which is more than any other time in the city's history. there will also be a number of helicopters on patrol.. and plenty of checkpoints. new information in the arrest of the so-called "affluenza teen"... hear how ethan couch is avoiding deportation to the u-s... and why his mother may end up receiving the brunt of the punishment. plus.. gop presidential frontrunner donald trump is taking new aim at at some of his gop rivals.. and hillary clinton..

as a 'war.' we'll be right back. swanky $400-a-night hideout, "inside edition" next. ,coming up, bill cosby criminally charged.

that could land him 0 nasdaq down 42 sp500 down 15 all of the big local gaming stocks were also down today except boyd gaming.. which posted a modest gain today. fitbit had a good holiday season with its i-o-s app moving up 20 spots on the most popular apps list in the apple store. the boost in downloads indicates many people bought or received fitbit wristbands over the holidays. the company currently has a wide range of devices and is the overall market leader in wearable fitness tracking devices. fitbit stock is up more than 3-percent over the past 5 days. finally.. star wars: the force awakens helped propel the north american box office past a record 11 billion dollars for the year.. which is the first time movie ticket sales reached that milestone. the latest star wars film has taken in a total of about 600 million dollars so far in north america.

string of huge box office hits this year that included american sniper.. jurassic world and furious 7. that's tonight's 'financial focus.' let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' sunshine will stick around for new year eve and new years day as a dry area of upper level low pressure drifts to our north. temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those days feel even cooler. highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be

temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally calm winds at the the complicating thing gets into atmospheric layers as winds just above the surface (200-400 feet) will likely be stronger overnight which could curtail fireworks on new years. the weather during the first week of the new year will start with a bang as well with some substantial looking storms headed towards southern california and las vegas. las vegas will likely struggle to see much sunshine from saturday on through most of next week with a series of increasingly potent and moisture laden systems push into the desert southwest. these storms are forecast to move in from nearly due west which is a much wetter direction for southern nevada and initial models are saying steady rain could fall basically tuesday night through

levels eventually falling to near 4,000 feet by friday. we'll continue to monitor these systems as the week progresses. new developments on the arrest of the so-called "affluenza teen"... ethan couch will remain behind bars in mexico for now after winning a three-day stay today against deportation. we're also getting our first look at exclusive video obtained by abc news of the teen inside a butcher shop in puerto vallarta his mother -- tonya -- was also spotted in this video across the street from their shabby rental. she has been deported back to the u-s where she now faces up to ten years in prison if convicted of helping her son avoid arrest. the punishment for the teen himself though -- not quite as harsh. sot -- sheriff dee anderson, terrant county, texas // "his case is still under juvenile law. as messed up as it is... he'll probably only be able to sentence him to 120 days actually in jail." ethan couch's appeal could lead to a court process in mexico...

once back in the u-s... texas authorities want him placed into adult court... with a stricter probation system. in tonight's rwb2016 political coverage.. donald trump now says his presidential campaign is a war. trump made the remark during a rally today in south carolina.. as he went into full attack mode. trump unloaded on several republican rivals.. especially jeb bush.. and then took aim at democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. trump: low-energy can be applied to hillary. i just don't like to use the same thing twice on one of my enemies. i consider them enemies. we view this as war. don't we view this as war? trump also said.. after hillary clinton claimed the billionaire had a 'penchant for sexism'.. he had no choice but to bring-up the scandals involving former president bill clinton.. calling him quote one of the great abusers of the world. coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup on channel 13:

goldbergs 9 -- modern family 9:30 -- black-ish 10 -- the goldbergs 10:30 -- black-ish then on action news.. live at 11.. preparations are underway as the countdown begins for the new year.. what's being done to keep you safe as you ring in 2016.. and a bloody mystery on a cruise.. why one family says their last minute holiday trip turned into the nightmare after christmas.. up next in today's health report.. local health officials comfirm two more deaths related to the flu. and.. more women are choosing to give birth at home. find out what experts are saying about the risks to both the mother.. and the newborn.

season's total to four. the southern nevada health district says one victim was a child under the age of 5.. another was a woman over 50.. and two men who died just before christmas. health officials say flu season typically peaks in january and february.. so it's not too late to get a vaccine to be safe. home births are becoming more common... but what are the risks? with the answers... here's abc's dr.

script: bringing a new baby into the world? a life-changing event for parents that will occur an estimated 3.9 million times next year in this country alone. and these days, some women are choosing to give birth outside of the hospital. they represent a small - but growing - proportion of the total. but what are the risks of giving birth outside of the hospital setting? to try and answer this question, researchers looked at data on babies born between 2012 and 2013 in the state of oregon. of the 79,000 births they analyzed, about four percent occurred in homes or birth centers other than the hospital. they found that in both settings, the risk of death or other serious medical issues was very low. however, compared to planned in-hospital birth, out-of-hospital birth was linked to a slightly higher rate of perinatal death - in other words, death during development or in the first month of life. clearly more studies are needed

can be truly understood. until then, the best step a woman who is interested in giving birth at home can take is to talk to her doctor and decide together what birth plan will work best. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. we'll be right back with a final check on your forecast from bryan. you're watching channel 13 action news... where you ask and we investigate.

we hope to see you again later tonight for action news.. live at 11. thank you for joining us. "inside edition" is next.

bill cosby. his shocking surrender to police. >> cosby is charged with aggravated indecent assault. >> the warrant issued for his arrest. >> the evidence is strong and