making news in america this morning, terror threat. authorities in a new warning and american airports as twitter and youtube page gets hacked. the rare admission of being wrong from the white house. train evacuations inside a washington, d.c. train. people running for their lives. at least one dead. overnight investigators reveal what they think happened. man overboard. we're hearing from the former football player recovering after swimming nine miles to safety. >> i shouldn't be here. 16 hours in the water. >> the motivation that kept him going. national champions, the buckeyes beating oregon with their first ever college football playoff ending in

dramatic fashion. well good morning to you. we begin with heightened terror alerts on both sides of the atlantic. >> thousands of armed troops are being deployed against france guarding against the next possible attack as the u.s. military scrambles in the wake of a new cyberattack on u.s. central command's social media sites. >> susan saulny starts us off from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and t.j. the next issue of "charlie hebdo" is due out tomorrow and staffers say it will contain cartoons of the prophet muhammad. french authorities are on a worldwide hunt for members of the terror cell behind the attacks in paris that left 17 people dead. new video has emerged of at least one that got away on the right the girlfriend of the gunman at the paris grocery store believed to be in isis territory in syria. >> outside of the reach of french law enforcement and it's going to be difficult even to

conduct surveillance of her actives while she's in syria. >> reporter: to date 10,000 troops are stationed on the treats of paris nearly half guarding synagogues and jewish schools after anti-semitic incidents. one father shared his son's anguish. >> he said please pa pa don't let me go alone. bring me to school. bring me back. >> reporter: concern about terrorism on the rise at home about what could be another wave attempted airport bombings. >> this group aqap is determined to take out and attack on a u.s.-bound airplane. >> reporter: the u.s. military faced another terror weapon monday as supposed isis followers took over the twitter feed and the youtube channel of the u.s. central command, headquarters for american efforts against the terrorists. they posted isis videos and this threat american soldiers we are coming, watch your back. the cyberattack was more embarrassing thank harmful but

the fbi is still launching a full investigation. reena, t.j. >> all right, susan saulny for us in washington. thank you so much. meantime, the white house is admitting it made the wrong decision by not sending president obama or vice president biden or any other top ranking official to paris this weekend. >> more than 40 heads of states marched through the city on sunday as part of a unity march. more than 3 million participants turned out in a show of defiance. the only noted american official in attendance was the u.s. ambassador to france. >> some have asked whether or not the united states should have sent someone with a higher profile than the ambassador to france. and i think it's fair to say we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. >> however white house spokesman josh earnest said it was planned with just 36 hours' notice and security precautions for the president are sometimes more onerous than those for other leaders. >> turn to those frightening moments in a metro station right

before rush hour a subway train about 800 feet began filling with smoke. take a look. riders describing the panic that broke out as passengers hit the floor struggling to breathe. some were trapped on the train for close to an hour before they could be helped to safety. >> gas and smoke just starts piling in and people are freaking out going everywhere. once we got in the station we just sprinted for our lives out of there because we had no idea what was happening. we were all so scared. >> one woman died and several others were critically injured. investigators say they think the smoke was caused by an electrical problem in the tunnel. well new this morning both black boxes from the airasia crash have now been pulled from the bottom of the java sea. the cockpit voice recorder has been wedged under a part of the plane but was retrieved. the flight data recorder was recovered a day earlier. they'll now be sent to the indonesian capital of jakarta where they're expected to get a second-by-second time line of the flight.

pope francis kicked off his asian tour in very lann ka. he says the island nation cannot fully heal from a quarter century of ethnic and civil war without pursuing truth and justice. the pope will visit the philippines next. well for the first time the college football championship was decided by a game not opinion polls. >> yes, the winner ohio state, the buckeyes upset the oregon ducks 42-20 led by their quarterback, their third string quarterback, this was only his third s.t.a.r.t. cardale jones passed for one touchdown, ran for another. >> but the mvp was tailback ezekiel elliott who 246 yards and 4 touchdowns. >> we finally did it. this is why we all came here to compete and win the national championship and we did. it is our dream that came true. >> back home the fans go the a little ram bupgs shouse in columbus. police used tear gas to disperse

thousands on campus. the outdoor celebrations ended quickly perhaps because it's really below freezing there. >> we like to party but i mean this is a mess. this guy, this is one of the greatest stories maybe in college football history. a third string quarterback, what ohio state went through, their quarterbacks went down the third stringer steps in three games ago and leads them to the playoffs leads this emto the championship game and just -- it is just amazing what he's been able to do. >> he should be called 100 gauge instead of 12 gauge, his nickname but then somebody pointed out to me the higher up you go the less powerful. >> he understood the sentiment. he appreciates it. >> thank you for translating. time now for the weather across the nation. when the buckeyes and their fans get back to ohio they'll find dry but cold like most of the midwest down to the gulf coast, the southeast will see rain and snow in the rockies. >> temperatures in the northeast and midwest will be 10 to 15

degrees below normal. the high on the ohio state campus 19 degrees today. at the university of oregon it'll be about 50. still ahead, center stage at the detroit auto show to show off its 1$150,000 automobile it doesn't even have air-conditioning. the desperate rescue efforts to save a teenager caught on camera. new meaning to first class. how this guy ended up being one of the only passengers on a flight.

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custom built in ohio. acura begins taking orders for the two-seater this summer calling it its super car. ford also emphasizing performance at the detroit auto show and one of those models is this beauty. the new gt. a low slung two-seater with a carbon fiber body and like the acura, the gt is likely to start around 150 grand but no air-conditioning. they left it out to shed over 100 pounds so you're faster but you're hotter. and a furniture company in ohio will shed more than 100 bucks in free merchandise. a dayton furniture store made a big bet at the first ever college national football championship game a full refund to anyone who bout 2,000 bucks or more if if ohio state won by seven points or more. ohio state beat the oregon ducks, 42-20. >> they'll make good. usually insured for those things all good. now when we come back a

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look at this. you see that apple back there. apple's latest over-the-top stunt to unveil a new product maybe? no this is actually a construction accident. this is downtown san francisco. >> you tease. >> just happened to be outside the apple store. construction workers actually broke a fire hydrant just as officers began emptying out for the day. the fire department was able to shut it off quickly. got some puddles. no major damage but we got some pictures for you. >> the iphones are not coming out right now. >> they're drawning. for a look at morning road conditions wet along the southeastern coast and the southern tips of florida and

texas. watch out for slippery roads in the rockies and down to new mexico and arizona. well in new mexico two albuquerque police officers have been charged with murder in the shooting death of a mentally ill homeless man. >> last year's four-hour standoff was captured by police helmet and body cams and in it you can see james boyd in the hills over the city where he was camping appearing to follow orders and surrender. the officers opening fire as he turned around. prosecutor avoided a secret grand jury leaving it up to a judge to decide if there's probable cause. >> we have really struggled to be as transparent as we possibly can. unlike ferguson and unlike in new york city you know some recent high-profile cases, we're going to know the public is going to have that information. >> boyd was holding two small knives when he was shot. attorneys for the officers say there was a perceived threat. they could face up to life in prison. well new york clinic where

jones rivers suffered a fatal complication is losing its federal accreditation. the government is crack down on yorkville endoscopy. investigators say it no longer meets necessary conditions to provide surgical services. rivers died in september after she stopped breathing during the procedure. well a washington state teen is probably a little dir hours before finally going for help. it took rescue workers using just about every tool they had to try to pull this kid out. ladders, air pressure hands, more water. he wasn't injured but he was stuck. he's all right now. a different rescue in ohio. a dog was caught in the icy waters of the great miami river. the firefighters had to use what you're seeing a special boat the 7-year-old black lab appeared about ready to give up after struggling for a half hour. the dog's temperatures was so low it robert register.

the dog is now we're told doing all right and here a close call for a driver this is near boulder, colorado coming within inches of being swallowed up by a giant sinkhole. the man was on his way to work when the gaping 30-foot hole opened up over an old mine leaving his truck teetering on the edge he kept calm and called police. they used a rope to pull him to safety and kept the truck from falling in the hole. a former nfl player who spent years proving his athleticism on the field is now being celebrated for an amazing feat importanted off the field. >> yeah, and this was no game at all here. rob konrad is his name. he survived a 16-hour, 9-mile swim off the atlantic shoreline. abc's mara schiavocampo with this story. >> reporter: even the hard-hitting world of professional football couldn't prepare former miami dolphins fullback rob konrad for this challenge, the 38-year-old recovering after a harrowing ordeal at sea. his wife by his side.

>> realized i was in some real trouble. >> reporter: after falling off his 36-foot fishing boat while reeling in a big catch off the south florida coast, his boat on autopilot towards the bahamas konrad was all alone without a life jacket nine miles offshore so konrad started swimming. >> bit by jellyfish right when the sun was going down circled by a shark. >> reporter: missing two rescue attempts. spotting a fish boat 50 yards away and coast guard helicopters circling overhead. finally reaching dry land after 16 hours. >> i've got two beautiful daughter s daughters. i was hitting that shore. >> reporter: a former dolphin swimming to safety. mara schiavocampo abc news new york. well it's every sports

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under protest. you see his wife urged him to pull over because of bad weather. she wanted to get a bite to eat. later they checked their numbers. >> we went back and forth, back and forth. you read the numbers, i said i'll read them forward, you read them backwards. we went back and forth and then we were like in a daze in a dither. >> the diamonds married 55 year the winners of the largest ever new york lottery jackpot. >> they have no plans for the money yet but a trip to hawaii is already in the works. >> congrats to them. >> two lessons here. always listen to your wife and buy your lottery ticket in a smaller town. >> i actually knew both of those. certainly the first. >> a new york man is back home this morning after the best flight of his life. >> check out this pic, chris o'leary appeared to be the only passenger on a flight. turns out everybody booked on that cleveland to new york plane had taken an earlier flight due to bad weather but o'leary was in his hotel room, no complaints, though.

>> i mean the best part was there were no crying babies on board. no one in front of me to lean their seat back into me or anything so -- and i felt no guilt leaning my seat back either. so it felt really good to have that whole space to myself. >> o'leary was not the only passenger. the plane went back to the gate picked up one other person but o'leary said that passenger slept the entire way to laguardia. >> you think he got an extra bag of peanuts. they put him in first class. i was concerned they'd make him stay in his seat in coach if he was in coach. donald trump is not flying like that guy. he uses private jets but in the middle of a new legal battle claims jets are destroying his exclusivebeach in palm beach, florida. >> trump is suing the county for $100 million saying officials are maliciously redirecting flights over the historic estate one home to a tycoon. >> they're causing cracks and

other damage to the historic property's stone construction and spanish tiles. some things are meant to be. a couple celebrating their wedding anniversary more than two decades after they walked down the aisle as children. >> 20 years ago, she was a 3-year-old flower girl. he was the ring bearer. look at that. a cute -- look at this. walking down the aisle. then they parted ways until high school when they happened to take the same elective. >> and she recognized his name and it turned out they both had that same photo and began to date and went off to college together. turns out they walked down the aisle together and there was a flower girl and ring bearer but don't expect a sequel. those two are related. my son is going to be a ring bearer this summer. i better watch out. better watch out. >> but he's going to have a little flower girl -- >> yes, a flower girl. >> oh 20 years down the road. we'll see what happens. >> got to watch out. they start so young.

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owner had his eye on it for more than 30 years. >> reporter: walking into kevin's beverly hills office you learn quickly, the man collects some impressive stuff. >> i collect a lot of fabulous art and antiques. >> reporter: but now has a new addition that cost him more than $2.5 million. >> i did have a favorite and this has become number one. >> reporter: what is it? >> 1796 birch penny. >> reporter: you heard him correctly, a penny for $2.5 million. >> it's a penny, yeah but this penny is more than just a penny. this penny is a piece of art. it's a piece of incredible part of our history. >> reporter: dating back to 1792 the birch penny named after robert birch was basically a prototype mint three years in george washington's presidency to help to decide what the first coins would like like. >> these early patterns were presented to the founding fatherers and shown to adams and jefferson to get their blessing. >> reporter: only ten were made

and this was the pinnacle of the ten. >> fantastic piece of history. it's like i said one of the ten greatest american coins. >> reporter: the penny hasn't arrived here in california yet. right now on an armored truck between orlando, florida, and beverly hills but there are other coins worth nearly as much. this pen anyway may say one cent and this may say one cent but this is worth $2 million. and that's not all. at the same auction as the birch penny lipton bought a 16792 quarter for $2.2 million, a far cry from the $10 coins he first started collecting at the age of 10. and now his new 2.5$2.5 million penny he got at a bargain he says is the most expensive penny in history. >> this coin is just -- there's just something about it. >> reporter: jory rand abc 7, eyewitness news. >> anybody got a penny around here? >> oh oh it's a quarter, 2001. how much do you think that's

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> developing this morning on "action news" a husband is taken into inn for questioning in south jersey in connection with a disappearance of his wife. she hasn't been seen in the new year. we are live with the story. >> new jersey governor chris christie gives his state of the state address today. >> and watch your step and your drive. some black ice yeah, may have formed along with those near freezing temperatures overnight. good morning everyone, it's 4:30 on this tuesday january 13th. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us. let's get more on what's going on out there with david and