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i'm cecelia vega. as we come on the air tonight, a community destroyed. in dallas. at least 11 people killed by tornadoes. and the path of destruction carved by a neighborhood nearby, and it's not just texas tonight. 80 million americans in the path of this monster tomorrow. this truck completely truck. and it's on one of the busiest travel days of the season. and thousands of delays, hundreds of cancellations, but we begin first with one of the most powerful twisters in years. matt gutman leading us off from hard-hit garland. >> reporter: overnight, that tornado exploding over these north texas suburbs, this one turning into a pillar of fire as blew up transformers and sparking panic. it's a tornado! >> reporter: those 11 people killed in separate locations. at least five died as the storm descended onto i-30. >> i can see it. >> reporter: night those flashes of lightning. illuminating the monster. the sirens blared as that wedge darkened the sky. >> reporter: the tornado that clocked as an ef4, whipping winds as fast as 200 miles per hour. in the morning light the

i'm cecelia vega. as we come on the air tonight, a community destroyed. take a look at this devastation in dallas. at least 11 people killed by powerful tornadoes. homes reduced to nothing but rubble in rowlette. and the path of destruction carved by a neighborhood nearby, in garland, and it's not just 80 million americans in the path of this monster storm. this truck completely stuck. and it's on one of the busiest travel days of the season. this map shows every flight over the countriry now. those are the lucky ones. thousands of delays, and hundreds of cancellations, but we begin first with one of the most powerful twisters in years. matt gutman leading us off from hard-hit garland. matt, good evening. >> this apocalyptic scene goes on, house after house, for a 40-block swath. looks like thousand-pound trucks just exploded out of the sky. overnight, that tornado exploding over these north texas suburbs, this one turning into a pillar of fire as blew up transformers. >> that's it! it's a tornado! >> reporter: and sparking panic. separate locations. at l

here's cecelia vega,. >> reporter:onight, the investigation turning to this home, and enrique marquez, suspected of providing the guns used in the massacre. >> did he provide the guns to farook? >> reporter: authorities say there's no information that marquez played any role in the shooting. he has reportedly checked himself into a mental health facility. all their children, they're good kids. >> reporter: what's the biggest difference? >> his dress, beard, more withdrawn, started wearing his white thing, the long, draped out outfit, whatever it is. >> reporter: but n nody said they noticed any warning signs of the terror to come. tonight, this new photo of farook and his family. his brother and sister are angry for not knowing they were living a double life. do you feel like you didn't know your brother? >> i feel like he had a double life, very good at concealing >> reporter: his father saying he shared ideology with the isis leader. and his brother and sister saying they're in complete shock. they went to his house, never saw anything suspicious. and tonight say they're grieving fo

and cecelia vega right here in new hampshire with me tonight. >> reporter: tonight, accusations of political spy bernie sanders' campaign on the defensive after staffers accessed hillary clinton's confidential voter files. >> in the heat of these campaigns, young people make misjudgments. >> reporter: the punishment swift. the democratic national committee cutting off the sanders campaign's access to its massive database. tonight, outrage from team sanders. that dnc database is the lifeblood of any campaign, a massive list of voters' names, addresses and past voting habits. each campaign can add their own data for their eyes only. how people might vote, whether they will vote at all, which voters they want to win over. but wednesday, a software glitch allowed up to four sanders staffers to access clinton's confidential files. and for 40 minutes, they searched through them 25 times using phrases like "turnout" and "primary priority," looking up clinton's information on crucial states like iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. while some say it's the equivalent of a football team ripping a p

i'm cecelia vega, enjoy the rest good night.team and we start with your forecast first." bree/wx wall weather adlib: a winter storm warning will be in effect for a vast majority of iowa through the day on monday and expire by early in the day on tuesday. overnight tonight, temperatures will dip into the teens and 20s as the storm lifts into the state from the south. the approaching winter storm will cause travel headaches for monday. western and central iowa should expect mainly snow, although freezing rain and sleet in the metro are possible. eastern iowa should expect a mixed bag of freezing rain, rain, and snow as the day progresses. winds will also be very strong at 15-25+mph, gusting to near 40mph at times. there is the potential for power outages with this storm, particularly in areas where ice accumulates on the power lines. possible snow totals with this system range from 5 to 8" in central iowa, so stay with local 5 for the latest. the system will start moving out late monday night with most of iowa remaining mainly dry for tuesday. limited precip chances and col

." >> good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday, i'm cecelia vega tonight from san bernardino. this city, the sight of the worst terrorism attack on american soil since 9/11 and the community reeling from the damage behind me. with that, there is betrayal too. the murderer, the mother of a who appears to have had weapons training, now accused of having weapons training, pledging allegiance to isis. investigators tracking down twitter messages linked to a notorious isis recruiter. the couple killed in police gun battle friday night, their car finally moved from the street where they met their end. tonight, so many troubling questions remain. what inspired their violence? and how did no one know what they had planned? abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross starts off us. >> reporter: in the moments before their getaway, syed farook and tashfeen malik tried cell phones, but the voice of one of the killers, farook, can still be heard tonight on a mobile voice messaging system. >> syed farook. >> is not available. terrorist. news tonight they are investigating whether f

cecelia vega, abc news, san bernardino, california. >> every detail of that testimony is haunting, isn'tt? no charges will be filed in another chicago police shooting caught on camera. ronald johnson was killed by an officer last year as he tried to run away. his family tried to argue he was unarmed but experts determined johnson was armed. this comes as the u.s. attorney general announced that the justice department will investigate the police department, partly in response to another shooting death, the shooting of the teen laquan mcdonald. >> more bad news for chipotle restaurant chain. more than two dozen boston college students became ill after eating at a local chipotle. that includes members of the men's basketball team. chipotle has been reeling since an e. coli outbreak in nine states. not confirmed in the boston cases but both its sales and stock are plummeting. > health alert this morning. a warning about children and exercise. the american academy of pediatrics says u.s. teens are among the least physically active in the world with barely 8% of them getting at least an hour o

here's cecelia vega. where a clearer picture of the attackers is emerging tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators searching for clues in another house not too far from here. tonight, the investigation turning to this home, and enrique marquez, his onetime friend and neighbor, suspected of providing the guns used in the massacre. the fbi raiding the home last night. >> did he provide the guns to farook? >> reporter: authorities say there's no information that marquez played any role in the shooting. leaving 14 dead. he has reportedly checked himself into a mental health facility. >> they kept to themselves. they're very neighborly. all their children, they're good kids. >> reporter: this neighbor said she noticed a change in farook what's the biggest difference? >> his dress, beard, more withdrawn, started wearing his white thing, the long, draped outfit, whatever it is. and so he did start changing. >> reporter: but nobody said they noticed any warning signs of the terror to come. >> i never saw them talk about guns or say anything suspicious. >> reporter: tonight, this new photo o

cecelia vega in new hampshire tonight. >> reporter: there were three one elephant in that room. >> reporter: bernie sanders apologizing for his campaign's breach of hillary clinton's private voter database. two more staffers suspended >> i very much appreciate that comment, bernie. >> reporter: but this was no love fest. clinton and sanders tangling over everything from wall street -- >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? >> everybody should. >> will corporate america love a president sanders? >> no, i think they won't. they ain't going to like me. and wall street is going to like me even less. >> reporter: to gun control. is not the appropriate response to terrorism. >> it's a country in which people choose to buy guns. that's the right of people. we have got to bring together the vast majority of the people who do in fact believe in sensible gun safety regulations. >> reporter: but they were united, tag-teaming against martin o'malley, trailing in the polls. >> the flip-flopping political approach of washington that both of my two colleagues on the stage have represented for t

very happy to have cecelia vega with us this morning. we do have a big story developing this morning. look at this monster storm brewing right in the middle of the country. has already spawned some monster at least 11 people killed. it's very easy to see the destruction. but all accounts it's a devastating scene. we begin with phillip mena. good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. pretty much everything around here is soaked and it's hard to wrap your mind around the magnitude of the devastation. you see cars blown into streets. homes blown to bits. in this neighborhood, the devastation is everywhere that you look. >> that's it, oh, my god, that's it! that's it! >> reporter: overnight a series of tornadoes devastating north texas. >> that's a tornado! >> carving a path of destruction through the greater dallas area. >> huge tornado -- >> reporter: leaving at least 11 dead and injuring more than 50 others, forcing officials in some areas to declare a local disaster. >> oh, no, it hit something. weather service sending out a tw

abc's cecelia vega here with the story. >> reporter: there are now serious questions about whether such a video even exists. what is certain, one of the main targets during that debate wasn't anywhere near that stage. this morning, hillary clinton on the defensive, after going on trump. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> reporter: that claim made during saturday's debate. there is no evidence to back it up. clinton's campaign unable to prove such a video exists. her communications director on "this week." >> he's being used in social media. by isis. as propaganda. she didn't have a particular video in mind. >> reporter: trump firing back on twitter saying clinton lied and doubling down. >> she just made it up. she made it up. it was a sound bite. >> reporter: on the debate stage, one big elephant in the room. three candidates. >> yes, i apologize. >> reporter: bernie sanders apologizing for the breach of clinton's private voter database. two more staff