in st. louisere is nearly a foot of snow on the ground. the national weather service has issued winter weather advisories for missouri, illinois, and indiana. >> ninan: paige hulsey, thank you. meteorologist jacob wycoff is tracking the dangerous weather at wbz-tv in boston. ologacob, what's the latest? n. well, reena, as we look at st. louis's total of almost ten- and-a-half inches, that would ating that storm to one of the ofp ten snowstorms in st. louis' recorded history. we've also had a foot of snow through missouri and into illinois. we have winter storm warnings stretching from st. louis into cincinnati, also into the mid- atlantic. m,d looking at this storm, it's eding to bring some prolonged snow to the mid-atlantic. so d.c., the i-95 corridor, this will intensify and bring them oow, not only throughout the day on sunday, but also through monday morning. so not only are we talking about an additional one to three inches for st. louis and nin: incredible.to 12 inchesth. b wycoff. thank you

st louis f.b.i. where he had her in there if he hadn't been there your children were not led to just want to disappear. what i realize is how easy it. weren't them to make someone disappear. if he was not there anything didn't happen to me no one would have known. where i was and they took my mug shot without. and one of the guards actually says oh oh would you like a t. shirt at least you can wrap it around your head so we gel with that and then when i was going back to be taken to the other side that women's section the guy said ok you have to take that you have this has to go off your head the t. shirt has to come off your head and i said why and she says because you can't wear that while walking to the how and i said why is nothing is allowed in your head and i said it is allowed it is against the law what you're doing signing lee gave me a scarf and that was only because that this time it was that the media pressure because it had gotten out just on this treatment of well in effect the treatment

in st. louis, an army of snowplows in overdrive, trying to keep the runways clear and keep delays and cancellations down. tonight, that system barrelling east with heavy snow expected tomorrow in the mid-atlantic, including the nation's capital. rob marciano will join us in a moment. but first, here's abc's stephanie ramos from st. louis. >> reporter: treacherous conditions proving deadly on missouri highways. car after car struggling to get traction. this driver forced to get out and push instead. you see that group of people there. this is the on ramp to the interstate. they have just helped a car around that bend. each car having a really difficult time. at least four people killed and nearly 50 others injured in weather-related accidents. state highway patrol responding to more than 1,200 stranded drivers since yesterday. >> it came in fast and hard on us, you know, covered everything up pretty quick. >> reporter: all from a ferocious winter storm moving its way across the country. dumping nea

well actually we were leaving st louis and i had been filming a documentary in st louis that sheen and i was there we my son and i were leaving or attempting to leave st louis to go back to denver where my other two kids reside. i was at the gate waiting for my flight. and alice and my name was called to go up to the desk which i went up to and she said to her well you've been i'm selected for early already and i'm like ok and of course i was suspicious let me just say side note that whenever i travel to the united states i am always questioned and whenever i travel domestically inside of the united states if i want to make a divest messick flight i have to be at the airport three to three and a half hours prior to anything like as he has an item as a u.s. ally and then traveling inside the united states and we turn the corner there they were waiting and the f.b.i. agent she said. she said my name and she said you are being detained and i said am i under arrest and she said yes you are i was flown private plane. to d.c. and then met with a whole lot of that be i take it into the f.b.i.

numerous inches of snow in st. louis.out from indianapolis to cincinnati. early in the morning just beginning in areas of the appalachians. by the time we go through saturday afternoon still snowing from st. louis to cincinnati, maybe a little bit trying to fall in virginia. not a lot. the bulk of the virginia snow and west virginia will come saturday night into sunday morning. notice by sunday afternoon and evening the storm is off the coast. servicing all over with. by the time everybody goes back to work and school on monday this is just a weekend storm. very little impact at least on school. snow footprint denver still thinking of a chance four to six inches. kansas will get hit pretty good. the well bull's eye, st. louis has a chance of getting eight to 12 inches of snow. same for indianapolis four to six. north of philadelphia don't expect really any snow at all. baltimore to d.c., maybe one to two inches at most three that's really going to wrap up our snow totals. highest totals fredericksburg towards richmond. >>

outside st. louis ak is falling in st. louis. it is a bit of a bn kansas city. des mo seeing the snow. filling in across indiana, ohio. it'll move east tout the day. we have winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories. the appalachians will be another area we will see significant snowfall. here you see it continually moving e we'll also see the possibility of flooding across kentucky and tennessee. astoe go into rrow, we will see this storm stay mainly south of new york city. washington, d.c., we'll see the snow. most of virginia will see the snow, as well. maryland and delaware. icing is a possibility, especially across parts of north carolina and virginia. that could causes downed tr and poun liwer lines. if you're traveling, the airplanes will be pretty m a standstill in st. louis, i indianapolis sh indi, as well. pittsburgh could have delays. tomorrow, r heaviern through the carolinas. we could see an additional 4 to 6 o inches snow back through the midwest and also, again, the appalachians an

in st. louis, cars and tractor trailers slipping and sliding. vehicles needing a push to get back on the roads. this is the on-ramp to the interstate. they just helped a car around that bend. each car having a really difficult time. watch as these drivers work together jumping on the back of a pickup truck to help pull out this tanker that's stuck. parts of interstate 44 closed. crashes making it difficult for first responders. this ambulance got stuck and needed to be towed away. near kansas city, this truck flipped over on interstate 70. debris everywhere. and in columbia, 80 people were on board this american airlines plane when it partially slid off the tarmac at the columbia regional airport. no one was injured. but that runway is now closed. here in downtown st. louis, eight inches of snow has already fallen. the snowfall really close to breaking records here. eva. >> all right, thank you so much, stephanie ramos. get inside and warm up. >>> let's go to rob now with more on this storm and where it's headed next, and i have a feeling it is

outside of st. louis falling. it's falling in st. louis. it's a bit of a break in kansas city. des moines seeing that snow. it's filling in across illinois, indiana, ohio. this will continue to move east as we go through the day. we have winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories. appalachians will be another area where you'll see continuing snowfall. we'll see the possibility of flooding across kentucky and tennessee. as we go into tomorrow, we'll see the storm stay south of new york city, but washington, d.c., will sigh that snow. most of virginia as well, maryland and delaware. icing is a possibility, especially across parts of north carolina and virginia. that could cause downed trees and power lines. if you're traveling, the airports pretty much bed a a standstill. pittsburgh could see delays. atlanta, because of the rain. tomorrow those delays move over into the d.c. area. heavier rain down through the carolinas. we could see an additional 4 to 6 inches of snow back through the midwest, and

in denver, kansas city and st. louis, check it out, and warnings through cincinnati and over through northern parts of virginia. tonight, look for the snow to increase over missouri, st. louis, and indianapolis, it's pile be up. look for the snow to be stretching out in d.c., baltimore, and keeping most of it south and it looks like we will have a swath of three to six inches of snow and up to a foot of snow potentially around st. louis. could be their biggest in five years. we might not have that much snow in the northeast. the windchills will continue to be very cold. david? >> all right, rob, we'll be watching it this weekend. >>> next tonight, the young woman, the rookie police officer who was called in the line of duty in davis, california. 22-year-old natalie corona, just weeks into her job, smiling when she got her badge. tonight what she faced in the line of duty. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, northern california mourning a painful unfair loss. natalie corona, only

i live in st. louis and i write about national issues but from the perspective of someone who lives in the city, i think as the years went on more and more of america began to look like st. louis. we are kind of the ahead in the worst way in terms of racial strife, poverty and in terms of trust. error variety of topics in the media but something ties them together. it's injustice and dysfunction unfortunately. >> the erosion of the social contract when it comes to the economy. >> particularly since the great recession weather thing i'd point out is the great recession has a geographic way equal recovery like l.a.. where i come from and where i go to inner-city areas out into the suburbs where there are shuttered malls and taco bell's and burger king's just kind of a shutdown that people don't seem to realize is they are. it actually causes a lot of suffering and frustration for people who live there. i wrote the book in the hopes of bringing attention to these things so things could improve. >> david you

the weekend forecast getting worse from st. louis to d.c. >>> a young police officer killed while responding to a traffic crash when someone opened fire. a developing mystery. >>> a nightmare cruise. now over 400 passengers falling ill. a quarantine growing. families confined to their cabins. >>> and my sit-down with the standup king. packing in crowds leaving them rolling. get ready to laugh. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it is payday in name only for a lot of americans who didn't get a check today as t shutdown ofn the eve of becoming the longest ever. we'll have full coverage in a moment, but we want to begin with stunning new developments breaking in the case dramic escape after being kidnapped three months ago. tonight a community is celebrating the safe return of jayme closs who helped police track down the man they say killed jayme's parents and kidnapped her back in october. our ron mott is in barron, wisconsin, now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight 13-year-old jayme closs is

he was playing for the st. louisardinals and is traded to the philadelphia phillies, and he is not happy about that for several reasons. everything for the five that he is established in st. louis, he thinks the phillies are a tour club and he is not happy about their stadium. a lot of reasons. so he fights for the trade and takes his case all the way to the supreme court, that he should have some say in what happens to him as a player. againsteme court rules him. shortly after, a couple of loopholes occur that allow the free agency system to break wide open. in 1974 you have catfish hunter playing for the oakland a's. his owner violates the contract and that virtually releases him from his obligation. fors said of playing 200,000 dollars with the oakland a's, he signs with the new york yankees for $3.5 million. bob dylan writes a song about this catfish, and have the sheet music here. what he talks about is how a country boy with a great arm suddenly is making millions of dollars as a professional baseball player. t

contract provisions including those from new york presbyterian hospital and b j c health care of st louis prevented insurers from disclosing the hospital's prices to patients oh americans are being farmed by the hospital medical industrial complex word docs on a fog or a farm they fatten this up look at the average american and waddles around i mean that's incredibly profitable for sugar purveyors and hospitals and then they slaughter us and they sell our parts on

>> have you ever thought marching in st. louis in august and september after the 14 -- there was illegal to standstill still in those marches in st. louis. if he stood still for more than five seconds, you were a rest and. that is where you saw us marching all the time. the police thought that they would tire us outp so we decided we would just marchp. . we walked all day and all night. >> that was a strategy? >> yes, if we can't stand, we will walk. it was interesting, because the police did it with equal opportunity intent. so, like, the reporters had to walk. i remember when done -- and on them and got tear gassed .or the first time, don loemon and we told him, we told you they were tear gassing people, don! [laughter] it was actually amazing for the reporting, because it got to it. >> i love you have a sense of humor looking back on that time. are we in a better place now in 2018, then we were four years ago? >> i think the awareness has certainly changed on these issues. you have seen videos, language, reporters pressing poli

tonight, look for it to increase over missouri, st. louis, and look for the snow to be stretching out in d.c., baltimore, and keeping most of it south and it looks like we will have a swath of three to six inches of snow and up to a foot of snow. we might not have that much snow in the northeast. the windchills will continue to be very cold. david? >> we will watch this weekend. next, the wrong woman, the rooktky police officer who was called in the line of duty in davis, california. 22-year-old natalie corona, just weeks into her job, smiling when she got her badge. tonight what she faced in the line of duty. here is pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight a small town in north california mourns a painful, unfair loss. natalie corona, only 22, shot dead just weeks into her new career as a rookie cop for the davis police department. >> i've heard her described by our officers tonight as our daughter, our friend, and just a sister that we all wanted. >> reporter: officer corona, responding to this three car accident when she was killed. the gunma

aransas city and st. louis. st. louis, 8 to 12 inches of snow as it moves it 234 across the country here, moving right alo along 70 into our region by saturday, 2:00 on saturday. this is p the firstt of the system, the saturday part of the system, the one i have the most confidence in. moving in during the day on saturday afternoon. just about everybody seeing the snow. this is when we'll get accumulated snow around the d.c. metro area. the real questn comes in on sunday. notice how we get a little bit of a lull here. that's because the energy from the main storm is shifting off the coast. that may happen and it may actually pull a lot of this moisture down to the south, and we may not see much snow at all on sunday. now, this is the european model. notice what it does during the day on sunday, it keeps snoep in from d.c. to the south. that's why i have higher snow totals in places like fredericksburg, around frederick and d.c., not so much show at all during the day on sunday. so, again, most of the snow is in the d

this is st. louis, folks, and that same system that produced all that mess and all that snow he our way. >> yeah, just a taste of things to come. are you ready out right now crews in our area are gearing up to hit the roads to make surere they're tated. news 4's shomari stone has that story in just a bit. we begin with chief kammerer.ist doug doug? >> guys, i'm just watching it inch its way across the couowry right you saw what's going on in st. louis. they're under a winter storm warning. we have winter storm warnings in parts of our area, too. take a look at the map. not jus s and louis but now it's in kentucky, not too far away from our region and that's why ts going to start during the day tomorrow. you can see how big oto a srm this is, too. it's sno all the way from denver and cincinnati. this o, we're warming storm system move across and because of that storm we're under went weather advisory incling the d.c. metro. down around culpeper, back towards the shenandoah valley. so what to expect from

travel is going to be very dangerous from wichita to st. louis as the heavy snow continues overnight. the snow will last all day in st. louis on saturday. al moving into illinois, indiana, and ohio. it'll move into the appalachians and washington, d.c., also maryland and delaware as we go into sunday. highest snowfall totals, believe it or not, will be near st. upouis where we could see to 8 inches of snow. d.c. will get about 2 inches. we're also going to see this storm, lester, stay well and boston.ork city >> all right. dylan dreyer, thanks. >>> now to a tragic story out california. the apparent shooting ambush that claimed the life of a young rookie police officer. the suspect also found dead after an intense manhunt. as joe fryer explains, the officer was very new to the force. >> reporter: it appeared to be a routine call to a traffic crash davis, california. olookie police officer 22-yeanatalie corona responded when for reasons still unclear, someone opened fire. have an officer down and one still at large with a handgun. >> reporter: a wi

according the "st. louisost dispatch," hendren head-butted a police suv after the shooting and had to be hospitalized. tonight, it's unclear why officer hendren was at home when he was on-duty. he's been suspended without pay and faces charges including involuntary manslaughter. david? >> will carr tonight. will, thank you. >>> when we come back here this evening, what authorities have now revealed about a boy who ran away from home after a fight over a cell phone with his parents. it happened in the middle of a snowstorm, and what we've now snowstorm, and what we've now learned, in a moment. in the wa? embrace the chance of clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your a

look at the storm, in towards st. louis people abandoning cars on highway around the st. louis area, u they areer a winter storm warning for . for us, we are under a winter storm warning tomorrow 8:00 a.m. notice the snow making its way in here. i think it get to d.c around the noon hour here. but it's going to be light. very light to start. and it's going to stay on the s lightee through the early afternoon. by late afternoon, by 7:00, that's when it starts to get heavier. especially in th weste zones, and then it picks up. if you have plans, i'm b suppos at a friend's party tomorrow night. you may want to thint that because the roads are going to get slick tomorrow night. think about that before you head out. same deal sunday morning. earlier yesterday i was looking at the comter models bringing this way down. the storm well out to the south. not much d.c. northward, that's a change nowve that we ore snow expected sunday morning. thatse why we rthe totals. you can see 2:00 still snow, most of it on the lighter side. how much are we expecting between noon tomorrow and noo

and was detained at st louis airport fifty nine year old hashemi was born melanie franklin into her an african american family in new orleans and converted to islam following the nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution since two thousand and eight she's lived in terror and been a prominent journalist on percent of the press t.v. as shammy was reportedly visiting relatives in america and was thought to be filming a black lives matter documentary. the f.b.i. has so far refused to comment on anything relating to his family's case artie's contacted the u.s. justice department for comment too but so far they've chosen not to respond there on his call the arrest on u.s. soil illegal while press freedom groups are calling on washington for an explanation. we are concerned by the arrests are doing was for iranians say to be marzia hashemi and call on the u.s. department of justice to immediately disclose the basis for her detention for the past five days whether she is being targeted for her documentary work about black lives matter or as a retaliate reaction in response to the iranian go

according the "st. louist dispatch," hendren head butted a police suv after the shooting and had to be hospitalized. tonight, it's unclear why officer hendren was at home when he was on-duty. he's been suspended without pay and face s charges including involuntary manslaughter. david? >> thank you, will. >>> there is word coming in, several saufsers shot. we have images coming in, in a moment here. moment here. er get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including wor

st. louisat. it is now heading east toward washington, d.c. and the mid-atlantic region. let's get more information about what's happening, all the snow that scommin ins coming. our meteorologist derek van dam is here. >> we're focusing our attention on the nation's capital, into baltimore, philadelphia, new york. looks like you're going to be spared the brunt of the storm. still, waking up to a wintry, wintry mess along the east coast. cincinnati, give credit to that runner there, running in the snow. that's incredible. but they are also dealing with slick roadways in cincinnati. several inches have piled up in that city. but that's actually not where the heaviest of snow is expected through the course of the day today. the nation's capital may get 8 to 12 inches of snowfall on top of what is already fallen from this storm. here is the map, see the storm system across the southeast, lots of cold air in place, high pressure located over the northeast, that's helping usher in the arctic blast. t

scott wirtz was 42 years old and hailed from st. louis, missouri.ne of the reasons why his friends say he wanted to go back was because he craved the adrenaline rush of being in the field. and he died in service to the countr country. >> an honorable thing that he did by serving his country but certainly a tragedy for all involved, particularly, jeff, when you see a picture of a very vibrant man full of zest for life with his dog or a dog that he had come across. it's very hard to reconcile all of this, but nonetheless, thank you very much, geoff bennett as we watch this military group that includes the president of the united states and the secretary of state as they cross the tarmac there to leave the dover air force base at the end of this dignified transfer. we'll be right back. s dignifiedr we'll be right back. with my friends to our annual get-together, especially after being diagnosed last year with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's

and in the midwest, st. louisiving its biggest snowfall in five years. >> wow. >>> also right now, strike looming. the los angeles teachers union says it's ready to strike on monday as contract negotiations break down after 21 months of bargaining. the walkout could mean more than 30,000 teachers and staff could stay home. but the school district is telling parents students are expected to show up. >>> and sold out. if you were hoping to buy costco's 27-pound tub of mac and cheese, it may be too late. the website saying it's now out of stock. the bucket contains 180 servings of the cheesy dish. it has a 20-year shelf life. it was selling for $90 at costco. now that it's not available and it's also sold-out on amazon, you can find some on eh eh ebay. they are selling at a premium. >> over 100 bucks. >> if you're looking to stock up for your zombie apocalypse bunker or whatever -- those prices are 113 bucks and up for the mac and cheese. >> it must be amazing mac and cheese.ife? >> exactly. built to last. >> clearly

. >>> we have tragic news out of st. louis, missouri where an officer has been shot and killed. two st. louis police officers were in a private apartment and the woman that was shot was off duty. she was just 24 years old and the other officer in the house apparently accidentally shot her in the chest. she is 24 years old and with the department for only two years. thu0029 1:17 "slamming on windshield" you can >>> it is 4:50 am. >>> there is new video capturing the terrifying road rage attack in southern california. the anaheim mom says she was driving with her friend and her o daughters tues >> you can see the man shattering the windshield with his arm and the anaheim mom said she was driving with a friend and two daughters tuesday afternoon. she said it was a crazed man in a white cherokee that followed her into the middle of the street. >> he came to the side of me on the right and cut me off and then he got out of the car. i was scared that he would pull out a gun or knife, or something. >> she was too scared to go on camera but said the guy drove off before she called the p

and winter storm warnings with st. louis being at the heart of that. st. uis could see 12 to 14 inches of snow when this is all done. kansas city, minneapolis, more like seven inches. the storm moves to the east on sunday. we're looking at a winter storm warning, four to eight inches to the north. a mix of snow and sleet to the south. if you look at temperatures nationwide, you can see it looks like -- looks like january. anthony? >> bury the headline there. >> sums it up. thank you, ed curran. >>> we are learning stunning new details about the fbi's investigation into president trump. according to the nightmar-- "th york times," the fbi was so concerned when president trump fired form director james comey that it launched a counterintelligence investigation to look into whether mr. trump was secretly working for russia. errol barnett with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, look, we've known that former fbi director comey's firing has been a focal point of special counsel robert mueller's russia probe and whether the dismissal constituted obstru

st. louis at 9. we have 30s and 40s. heat waves here. you can see 54 have a little puff of the northeast breeze. coast and bay will warm up. 30s and 40s to the north. and each day, we're coming up. we'll have to watch out again for patchy fog, which developed in the napa county area. also out to the valley. there will be some sonoma county. there will be a lot of high clouds moving in over the weekend. temperatures in the mid-60s, upper 60s. carmel valley yesterday was 71 warm degrees. all right. i do believe the fabulous allie rasmus is here to fill in for sal. and let's hope things are quiet on a friday morning. >> yes. they're pretty quiet. thanks for that weather report. and a reminder that we have it really good here weatherwise. nothing like 5 degrees in chicago. commute should be pretty good this morning, too. we're going to go to the map to show you the only spot that is warming up. it's the super commute coming in from tracy. [ inaudible ] and foothill boulevard should be cleared soon. 880 in oakland, nice and clear like we like

so how quickly did it go from being normal in st. louis to super model? >> very quickly. year of high school, i got an opportunity to walk in new york fashion week for calvin kline and i was 15 years old, like literally had started high school two days before and it just put me on the map. >> reporter: since then, she's become one of the most recognizable faces in the fashion world. >> i was going back and forth between, like, sitting in my chemistry class, getting on a plane that night right after school, going to paris, walking dior couture, opening the show, being in the campaign, and then going back home and, like, needing to still turn in my five paragraph essay. >> reporter: and i bet you did too, by the way. >> oh, yeah. but it was this really amazing dual world and life that i live, lived and still live, i guess. >> reporter: and when we met up with kloss, it had been a really busy week. >> i got married on a thursday, went on a honeymoon for two days and went straight into production for project runway. that's kind of my life. but the good thing is i really love

six to eight inches across portions of st. louis. also as we shift across the east you see higher elevations across west virginia and virginia could see up to near a foot. washington, d.c. is going to get a mix of this up to one to two inches of accumulation. we'll continue to watch this storm system. there's two sides to it, to the north the bulk of heavy snow but well south predominantly dealing with rain. sod arkansas. nine degrees out towards the northeast. so our first major system of the new year will talk about timing and track, coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. >> and more captivating horror in store for netflix viewers for the latest flick velvet buzz saw might be the next bird box in it looking leads to death this time is the art spilling blood. >> the free guide is available, streaming service to let you watch movies and tvs for free but have to stick around and watch commercials. >> in the marvel universe presale tickets for captain marvel sky rocketing. (vo) they're all going in the same direction. but in very differ

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could this be a top five contender for snowstorms in st. louis? the potential exists but it's going to be tough to beat that 15 inch total from 1912 back in thapar tick lar area. you can see the snowstorm moving across the atlantic. it's going to cause problems at airports. washington dulles airport will have problems. north carolina, up to a quarter to half inch of ice. friends in national this weekend. they are going to have trouble getting around if you ask me. >> my goodness. stay away from that. stay off the roads. >> derek, thank you. >>> the top stories are just ahead. thanks for watching this hour, i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. another hour of news after the break, stay with us. insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything ...only about 80% of your part b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place t

with more here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: tonight st. louis police are investigating the death of one of their own. shot and killed by one of their own. police officer kaitlin alex was married, just 24 years old, and a rookie. late last night, according to authorities, she visited two male officers at an apartment in the city. they were on duty, she was not. police say they were sitting in the living room. >> there was an accidental discharge of a weapon. the female officer was struck in the chest. >> reporter: police say the two officers rushed alex to the emergency room and called for police backup. the prosecutor's investigating. while the names of the two male officers have not been released and the police have not explained why they believe the shooting was accidental. a statement says one of the officers mishandled a firearm. there are also questions about a patrol car outside the emergency room that apparently had its windows broken. >> all that's going to be a part of the investigation. >> reporter: meanwhile the city is remembering a

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st. louis, missouri has received a blanket. eric van dam is covering this story.eading east and getting more powerful. >> it's center over st. louis right now. but the mid-atlantic states they're going to be feeling the impact from the storm system as well. that's not just for heavy snow. it's across the western portion of north carolina into virginia. look at the warnings, here's the evolution of a storm. feeding in moisture from the gulf of mexico. zero degrees selcelsius interst 70. we are all very familiar with that. the rest of the country is getting hammered. >> that will make it expected as upwards of a foot of snow is possible and into illinois. totals going forward today. st. louis, that area has already woken up to 8 inches of fresh snow on the ground. look at those giant flakes as well. reports of snow over an inch piling up quickly. >> that is going to cause some travel concerns. let's get to the graphics. could this potentially break an all time record? it will be tough. this storm is moving east to asheville. i had the potential for ice. three-quarte

ha >> you very much. >>> in st. louis a police officer has been charged with manslaughter in the ath of a fellow officer in which authoritiesre lling a game of russian roulet. authorities say she was off duty when he was on dutynd they met at his home and started playing the game. another officer was al there. >>> in louisiana, authorities are searching for a k suspect in tling of five people. they say the 21-year-old suspect shot h parents in their trailer in gonzalez not far from baton rouge. they died in the hospital. he's also wanted in the killing of three people in another area about 70 miles away. >>> on a highway outside of boston last night, it began with a minor collision and turned into a wild ride that had one man hanging on to the hood of an suv. more from kat park. >> get off mycar! >> reporter: it's not a movie scene. but real-life road rage after aender bender, this 65-year-year oldmp on the hood of an suv attempting to speed away from the scene. the driver speeding 70 miles an hour down the turnpike. >> t

. >> week the capitals went to st. louis and lost to the blues, a tm near the bottom of the nhl.t caps rebounding nicely with a inthree-gameng streak. after a tough loss to columbus, a chance for a little reven against the same st. louis blues team. brooks orpk playing in his 1,000th career game. fellow 1,000 clubber ovechkin now in sixth place in career power play goals. caps up p1-0. secoiod blues tie it up and they want more. pass to vince dunn fires and scores.k somehow the p goesff o the caps stick and off nicholas b k backstrom's body and in the net. third period capitals trying to get sething going off the turnover. loose puck in front. they can't put it in. not the caps' night. that doesn't go in. they lose to the blues 4-1. >>> the c ironm ripkin jr. first half. maryland u big. path to cowen junior to rack. gets the bucket and the foul. maryland led by as many as 19 in this one. reevers knocks down the three, ames the at 57-47. terps in a little trouble. pass out to brad davidson in the corner. e. drains the th wisconsin a 24-8 run to take the lead. but maryland had an a

. >>> another deepening mystery in st. louis where a young officer was laid to rest today after a deadly alleged game of russian roulette with a fellow officer. now prosecutors suggest police have obstructed the investigation. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: today in st. louis, a funeral for 24-year-old police officer katlyn alix. >> katie was the best child. >> reporter: now her family desperate for answers. >> we need to sort through the fact and the fiction. and what's rumor and what's real. >> reporter: but there are only more questions. after this sharply worded letter from the city prosecutor blasting police for immediately calling alix's death an accident. >> there was an accidental discharge of a weapon. >> reporter: what the prosecutor says was a predisposed conclusion about the outcome of a case. officer nate hendren has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after shooting alix in his apartment. a late-night game of russian roulette turned deadly, according to both hendren and his partner, who was also t

jose. >>> thank you very much. >>> in st. louis, a police officer has been charged with manslaughter in the death ofn what authorities are describing as a game of russian roulette. charged in the killing of officer kaitlyn alex. he was off duty when he was on duty and they met at his home and started playing the game. they said another officer was also there. >>> in louisiana, authorities are searching for a suspect in the killing of five people in two separate incidents. the 21-year-old suspect shot his parents in their trailer not far from baton rouge. they died in the hospital. police say he's also wanted in the killing of three people in another area about 70 miles away. >>> on a highway outside of boston area last night, it began with ainor collision and turned into a wild ride that had one man hanging on to the hood of an suv. we get more from kathy park. >> get off my car! >> reporter: it's not a movie scene. but real life road rage after a fender bender, this 65-year-old jumped on the hood of an suv attempting to leave the

wichita, omaha, st. louis, chicago, even milwaukee, having the potential for some snow as we head toward friday. that continues to push east. memphis into cincinnati, even washington and new york, seeing that snow. heavy rain possible down toward atlanta. eventually as we wrap up next weekend, that system moves into the northeast. justin thompson-gee, cbs news. >>> the partial government shutdown is now in its 24th day making it the longest ever in u.s. history. funding for a southern border wall remains a sticking point in negotiations, and neither side appears ready to budge. the impasse is now impacting airports. marc liverman has more. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at least two airports are already suffering because of the government shutdown. the concern as the countdown clock rolls on -- that they won't be the only ones. a republican ally of president trump wants him to reopen the government. >> i would urge him to open up the government for a short period of time, like three weeks, befo

you see it's a big storm, snowing from denver to st. louis. kansas city, st. uis under winter storm warnings.ho we're under warnings as well here down to our south. at:00 a.m. notice snow making way.way our and by noon starting to get to the i-95 corridor, but 2:00 everywhere and by 7:00 seeing the steady snow make its way in here. right through 10:00, 11, 12:00 overnight. yesterday i was worried about the sunday night portion of the storm. thinking it would stay soh. but now it's moving further to the north and that's why theav totalsbeen raised. and we are expecting snow throughout the day on sunday, most of it will be on the lighter side. area wide for the most part, generally 4 to aut 7 inches on the high side. around 4 inches in d.c., going 3 to 5 downtown, a little bit less well to the north, a little bit more to the south and west. but amelia this iso going a moderate impact of a storm, and it looks like it's going to be impacting us biggest time will be tomorrow night into early sunday morning. >> so if you want to run errands drivingweekend and hate in

had been filming a documentary in st louis that sheen and i was there we my son and i were leaving or attempting to leave st louis to go back to denver i was at the gate waiting for my flight hours and my name was called to go up to the desk which i went up to and she said to her well you've been i'm selected for early already i was flown private plane. to d.c. and then met with a whole lot of that be i take it into the f.b.i. i think take the f.b.i. headquarters. i was. my my picture was taken mug shan state took my d.n.a. with no one as a regular right no one is still here read you the rights no one ever read me my rights actually my rights were not read i was treated like a price in the middle of prisoners when most of the time i was in solitary k. i was locked up i couldn't come out everyone's thinking at oh my god is this what i'm like a mass murderer or what is going on. international organizations for press freedom expressed their concerns about his semi's case and claimed the arrest violates democratic norms since her arrest people are being gathering to protest in the u.s. an

in the st. louis area to d.c.very where in between get the sled and shovel ready for the upcoming weekend. temperatures have taken a big dip. wind chill zero in chicago. indianapolis is at 6. lexington, loifrl, cincinnati same for you. 21 in d.c. still breezy out there. it will be cold this morning for everyone outside. of course the lakes aren't frozen yet. typically some are. most are. this winter has been so warm they are not. cold air going over the warmish type lakes and we're getting a lot of lake-effect snow. careful driving in western new york. south of buffalo some snow towns could pick up another six inches of snow. so today's travel forecast not many issues out there. cold in chicago. southeast is chillier. the storm will begin to move towards texas late tonight. during the day tomorrow we'll start with rain. snow portion doesn't start until friday evening but it does look like from missouri to illinois, friday evening the snow will be coming down at a good clip. o our snowfall forecast six inches. kans

and we'll look for the snows to be emerging into st. louis, increasing in through saturday, up the ohio river valley. i think it's mostly rain south of i-64, but it turns to snow in north carolina, some ice, as well, in through virginia, blocking high keeps most of it out of the northeast, but a big swath of four to eight inches of snow from kansas city through northern virginia. going to be dicey in that area this weekend. david? >> rob marciano on a very windy west side highway tonight. you're a good sport, rob. >>> next here tonight, to the nightmare at sea. a cruise ship struck by a potential outbreak of the norovirus. it's headed back to the u.s. at this hour. nearly 300 people falling ill on the royal caribbean's oasis of the seas. one of the largest cruise ships in the world. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one of the world's largest cruise ships heading back to port early. royal caribbean telling abc news 277 people suffered an episode of gastrointestinal illness onboard the oasis of the seas. the cdc now in

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here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the st. louis police officer who fatally shot his colleague allegedly during a game, now out on bail and ordered to turn over his guns. >> the circumstances around the shooting were much more reckless and dangerous than what i had originally understood. >> reporter: court documents allege nathaniel hendren recklessly discharged a firearm resulting in the death of another officer and that he consumed alcoholic beverages while on duty. today, the police chief lashing out at the prosecutor who sent him this blistering letter, accusing police of obstructing evidence and questioning why they only took urine and breath tests from the on-duty officers but no blood tests. calling the accusations -- >> unwarrantly, certainly untimely and absolutely irresponsible. >> reporter: police say katlyn alix was off-duty when she was shot in the test. tonight, alix's parents are questioning what happened. >> we need more answers. >> in the meantime, as this investigation plays out, and linsey is here, and there have

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