ama, you know? on the other hand, on the other hand, there's another word that you can say in the same language, cherokee, that means "salt," you know? and the only real difference is that you extend the first part of it, ama. ama is salt. and then, but you say it quicker, it's ama, ama, you know? >> hinojosa: i was actually going to ask you about the word for "conflict," or "war" in the cherokee language. >> well, "war" in the cherokee language is "danawa." and what it connotates is conflict is something that is almost a... it's an honored necessity. it's something that's always been there, and it's something that many of our men do, because... you know, in order to subsist in the old world. you know, i mean, war was a profession, a... it was what most of the men were there for. and they also derived their identity from that, you know? >> hinojosa: so if that's the word for... >> being a warrior is a... is not a bad thing. >> hinojosa: what is the word for peace? >> i think it's just the absence of

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to alan wang with more on the warriors making nba history. alan, it couldn't be better. >> dan and ama, nearly 20,000 fans can say they witnessed nba history. there was fear that kobe bryant may come out fighting to avoid being a foot note, but he only scored four points all nightlong. it was embarrassing to watch the world champions beat up on the lowly 2-12 lakers who were a shell of a team. it was an unprecedented 16 straight victories to start the season. >> they made history. thank you so much, alan. stay with abc7 news for much more on the warriors. mike shumann will be live with post game reaction. >>> moving on we are still on storm watch tonight. this is a live picture from the kgo roof cam. take a look. showers have returned to san francisco. >> this is after we saw steady rain and falling trees across the bay area today. now we're getting ready for cold temperatures and snow in the sierra. >> let's begin our abc7 news coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel and

lo's ama fash frenzy. her crazy weekend partying with her man and her ex. >> plus -- >> how the hell did he score gwen stefani? >> why was gwen withoutblake? bieber's and selena's reunion. >> and sofia and joe's over-the-top wedding. >> the classic first dance. the hungover brunch day and our exclusive with her whirlwind weekend in white. >> sofia might have been working on this dress for about three weeks. >> and -- >> pa anderson's first interview since her life-changing health news. the "baywatch" babe at nearly 50 and single. >> america's hearts. i'm not doing itanymore. >> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> they are officially mr. and mrs. joe -fia. our exclusive details about sofia's gorgeousgown. all just minutes away. >>> let's with another celebration, the american music awards. jennifer lopez was part host, part quick change artist. >> how amazing weroutfits? >> amazing. she was all night she was ready to drop just after the show. >> i can't anymore. can't! end? >> the k

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to alan wang with more on the warriors making nba history. alan, it couldn't be better. >> dan and ama, nearly 20,000 fans can say they witnessed nba history. there was fear that kobe bryant may come out fighting to avoid being a foot note, but he only scored four points all nightlong. it was embarrassing to watch the world champions beat up on the lowly 2-12 lakers who were a shell of a team. it was an unprecedented 16 straight victories to start the season. >> they made history. >> we love it. thank you so much, alan. stay with abc7 news for much more on the warriors. mike shumann will be live with post game reaction. >>> moving on we are still on storm watch tonight. this is a live picture from the kgo roof cam. take a look. showers have returned to san francisco. >> this is after we saw steady rain and falling trees across the bay area today. now we're getting ready for cold temperatures and snow in the sierra. >> let's begin our abc7 news coverage with meteorologist san

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ho has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. she pays $1,875 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> i have a $300 increase and then also she is asking me

dan and ama. >> thank you, sand yaw. you sandhya. >>> the ugly christmas sweater from target. >> the sweater some say has an ug ugly christmas sweater, but some say it is the message on the sweater that is ugly. it says ocd: obsessive christmas disorder. a by polar support group calls for a boycott of target who sells it in its stores and on-line. they say it trivial lieses obsessive compulsive disorder. there is no plan to stop selling it. >>> the war injures are off to their best stop since wilt was dunking on everyone in philly before we were all born. and they are beating everybody with the smallest, baddest man on the planet. steph is being steph. sports is next. >> when it happens where you live. >> several fires burning this summer. >> we cover your neighborhood. >> oakland,. >> silicon valley. >> they didn't realize they were being overcharged. >> thank god for 7 on your side. >> your everything. >> on the scale of stories i investigate there is nothing more important than life or death. >> choose the news that m

dan and ama. >> thank you, sand yaw. thank you sandhya. >>> the ugly christmas sweater from target. >> the sweater >>> this is marketed as an ugly christmas sweater, but some say it is the message on the sweater that is ugly. it says ocd: obsessive christmas disorder. a by polar support group calls for a boycott of target who sells it in its stores and on-line. they say it trivial lieses obsessive compulsive disorder. there is no plan to stop selling it. >>> the war injures are off to their best stop since wilt was dunking on everyone in philly before we were all born. and they are beating everybody with the smallest, baddest man on the planet. steph is being steph. sports is next. >> when it happens where you live. >> several fires burning this summer. >> we cover your neighborhood. >> oakland,. >> silicon valley. >> they didn't realize they were being overcharged. >> thank god for 7 on your side. >> your everything. >> on the scale of stories i investigate there is nothing more important than life or death. >> choose t

. >> i'm ama daetz. case between a divorced couple involving the frozen embryos they created. >> katie is live in the newsroom with the reason this family's saga may not be over just yet. >> because of cancer treatments and her age she can no longer have children, but she and her ex-husband do have frozen embryos. they also have a contract to destroy them in case of divorce. the judge ruled in favor of upholding the contract they signed. the fertility doctor said it is the right decision. >> if the the court said well these are not going to stand up to scrutiny in these kinds of cases, all of the work we do will predetermine what will happen and could be thrown out. >> leigh said she is disappointed and is evaluating her legal options. back in august she told gma that she would do nick for her babies. >> i stayed focused on my babies and knowing >> the hastings law professor is sympathetic, but not surprised. >> it would work the other way as well. say the woman wants them destroyed because she doesn't w

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go to alan wang who has more on tonight's contentious meetings. >> dan and ama, the city council is still discussing the possibility of a more for yum on -- moratorium on rent increases. this is a tight community where half of the people rent. almost everyone knows someone who has been affected by rent increases and that's why it got so emotional tonight. >> tempers were already hot, but it dwot worse after a majority of alameda landlords erupted early and monopolized the seats. one man tried to rush into the council chambers and appeared to drag down hahn. he picked the man out of the crowd and threw him on the floor in front of the protestor camera. the bloody man was arrested along with another man who was handcuffed outside the council chambers. >> one in five landlords have spoken. four renters have spoken. >> the mayor decided to allow an equal number of tenants who voiced their concerns. she pays $1,875 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> i have a $300 increase and th

let me show you live doppler 7hd, dan and ama.s you can see we do have cloud cover overhead and that is holding our temperatures up tonight. it is not going to be quite as chilly as it has been the last couple days. visibility has dropped to eight miles where we have fog in half moon bay. be careful. there will be patches of fog. sunset at 4:57 from the emeryville camera and the clouds added a burst of color to our sunset. we would love to see your videos and your pictures. send them to us with the # abc7 now. >>> mid40s to mid50s so not quite as cold and as you look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, visibility is looking good across the bay and into san francisco. milder days through saturday and a storm moves in early next week. we do have some changes in store about the time the holidays come up. the high-pressure system for now will keep us in a sunny, mild pattern. today's highs came up and most areas were in the 60s to the low 70s. we are gonna do it again with numberss increasing the next few days. here is where

. >> i'm ama daetz. this started this afternoon at the big 5 sporting goods store in san bruno. police say the suspect robbed the store and stole that refuel. >> he then took off for saint luke's hospital in the mission district. that's where he found himself in a standoff with s.w.a.t officers. >> we have live team coverage and let's start with katie. >> ama and dan, police reopened caesar chavez. at this point you wouldn't know what a dramatic night it has been here. people trapped in the hospital with an active shooting going on outside. a construction worker at the new saint luke's hospital said he saw a suspicious man and possibly a gun and called 9-1-1. >> sirens and the police vehicles. the screeching tires. >> the police chief describes what officers saw. >> looked up and on top of the elevator it was white cover alls holding a rifle. the rifle was directed at the hospital. he appeared to be firing shots as the officers responded. >> three officers feared on the man. then as you can see flashbangs were deployed to ensure he was no longer a threat. the man was dead. sonya

what happened backstage tonight at the amas?america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live - tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central. kimberly: turn up the heat, a very cold night ahead with some areas near or below freezing. new terror raids after the government keeps the terror alert at the highest possible level. and a local student loses his life in a car crash afternoon attempted traffic stop. the news starts now. 11:00, onc 7 news at your side. kimberly: i had both maria alert -- a hypothermia alert for the district tonight. meteorologist devon lucie has the forecast enjoins us with an early look. devon: from the belfort furniture weather center, the cloud cover a lot more than initially expected kept temperatures way down. the 30's. was in factor in the breeze tonight, 10 to 20 sustained wind. it feels like it is into the 20's e

is she the amas best dressed? >> according to kevin frazier, yes, but let's check in with jeannie mott as she weighs in on the hits and misses of the night. >> there was no stopping the style here at the amas. carrie underwood in this fun, short cocktail piece, but wait for it, those long, dramatic cape sleeves stole the night. tell us the designer. >> elie maddie. >> she's got the pose. you knew how to work the pose. >> and demi lovato in a beautiful, glamorous gown hadn't seen in such a long time. this is something very fun and refreshing for such a beautiful young woman. >> i thought, wow, i think i know what would look good and i did it and it turned out >> and of course sierra in this come-hither see-through there, there, and even there, in a gown that just completely shaped her body. i really like it and a fun one. always the one to pull out the fun tricks. >> we saw this at paris fashion w i think we both fell in love with it. >> another trend, backless beauties. selena wore it in hot, drop-dead red that wa

ama and dan? >>> cornell bernard continues. >> temperatures are definitely dropping fast in walnut creek and moving ever so close to the freezing mark. check it out. this bank sign says 36 degrees and it feels like it. across the east bay folks are bundling up. >> i have been here since monday. >> she pitched her at the present time in front of the best buy in emeryville where the black friday deals started at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. cold weather could be a deal breaker. >> hopefully i will give my mom a call and bring the blankets. >> boom. put the gloves on. >> they have been braving the cold for the past nine days outside the best buy in pinole. first in line for a big screen tv. but what they need is a heater. >> take it and wrap it around your neck. >> we don't sleep in a tent that much, but a lot of people come in and we sleep in the car so we won't be as cold. >> it was so cold in walnut creek there were icicles. the ice rink was packed and tonight it feels more like january. >> lots of

>> i thought it was country music awards, again, this is the ama, dress for the brands, this is not amaense hearing just look a little -- it look a little too dated. >> how is it not edgy? showing skin. >> i loved it. >> it was just a little too matronly. i like that she had something glittery and sparkly on, but the cape is so two years ago. do something little different. >> when she is on the red carpet, her favorite part about it, that's why she picked the dress, she loved the cape. >> i loved it. >> let's talk about nicky minaj. what do we think of her pink dress? >> i really liked t i liked it had the shoulder pads going on t created more balance. she looked really george just it. >> she really looked like an hour glass. my gosh, anthony? your vote? >> no. >> no? why not? >> i did not like t i did her boo. >> meek mill? >> yes. >> but when sheeted away from him i was like oh, i'm pass. >> little too much. again, looking for edgey. looking for creativity. it was just a gown. and she just wanted to show a ton of skin. i don't think that's the way she should have gone. >> not even wit

what happened backstage tonight at the amas?america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central. >> the eagles are blown out by the bucks leaving fans nor frustrated an ever. >> and fire guts two philadelphia row homes and we talk to the victims and have a live report next on "action talk to the victims and have a live report next on "action news." ♪ 4 cash4lifes ♪ 3 pick 3s ♪ 2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new holiday millionaire. (joe) happy holidays! ♪ and best wishes from the lottery ♪ >> it's a brisk and breezy yiingt out interest we've been spoiled with a relatively mild fall and chill is in the air tonight. these people are the right idea bundling up and skating on th

ama and dan?nues. >> temperatures are definitely dropping fast in walnut creek and moving ever so close to the freezing mark. check it out. this bank sign says 36 degrees and it feels like it. across the east bay folks are bundling up. >> i have been here since monday. >> she pitched her at the present time in front of the best buy in emeryville where the black friday deals started at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. cold weather could be a deal breaker. >> hopefully i will give my mom a call and bring the blankets. >> boom. put the gloves on. >> they have been braving the cold for the past nine days outside the best buy in pinole. first in line for a big screen tv. but what they need is a heater. >> take it and wrap it around your neck. >> we don't sleep in a tent that much, but a lot of people come in and we sleep in the car so we won't be as cold. >> it was so cold in walnut creek there were icicles. the ice rink was packed and tonight it feels more like january. >> lots of jackets and hot chocolate

. >> i'm ama daetz. it was an emotional case between a divorced couple involving the frozen embryos they created. >> katie is live in the newsroom with the reason this family's saga may not be over just yet. >> because of cancer treatments and her age she can no longer have children, but she and her ex-husband do have frozen embryos. they also have a contract to destroy them in case of divorce. the judge ruled in favor of upholding the contract they signed. the fertility doctor said it is the right decision. >> if the the court said well these are not going to stand up to scrutiny in these kinds of cases, all of the work we do will predetermine what will happen and could be thrown out. >> leigh said she is disappointed and is evaluating her legal options. back in august she told gma that she would do nick for her babies. >> i stayed focused on my babies and knowing i'm their mom. >> the hastings law professor is sympathetic, but not surprised. >> it would work the other way as well. say the woman wants t

let me show you live doppler 7hd, dan and ama.you can see we do have cloud cover overhead and that is holding our temperatures up tonight. it is not going to be quite as chilly as it has been the last couple days. visibility has dropped to eight miles where we have fog in half moon bay. be careful. there will be patches of fog. sunset at 4:57 from the emeryville camera and the clouds added a burst of color to our sunset. we would love to see your videos and your pictures. send them to us with the # abc7 now. >>> mid40s to mid50s so not quite as cold and as you look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, visibility is looking good across the bay and into san francisco. milder days through saturday and a storm moves in early next week. we do have some changes in store about the time the holidays come up. the high-pressure system for now will keep us in a sunny, mild pattern. today's highs came up and most areas were in the 60s to the low 70s. we are gonna do it again with numberss increasing the next few days. here is where t

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. here is a tweet saying the fate of crab season could be decided on thursday due to high toxin levels in that popular seafood. >> lilian is live in santa cruz with the later. >> we are at santa cruz harbor where the crab pots are ready to go, but they could sit idle indefinitely now that crab season is up in the air. >> it is the time of year when people get excited. employees in san that -- santa cruz say customer interest could get intense. >> begging for it and angry when they don't get it. they will pay whatever for it. >> no amount of money could be found off the california coast. the levels of algae produced acid are so dangerous lehigh right now the state department of public health is warning people to avoid the crab entirely. >> you can't cook it out by cooking it extra well. our recommendation is to be on the side of caution. >> in severe cases high exposure can lead to coma and death. none of this is good news for the crab fishermen. the commercial season is supposed to star

what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, just wait till you see, on "good morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap is on abc's "good morning america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central.and even coal ash landfills near neighborhood s, we test the arsenic levels in cedar rapids -- and look at how coal ash is disposed of in 2015. plus, two competing republicans meet at the same event in wilton -- to try and build a base of support for the caucuses... you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news coal-burning power plants are noted targets in the push for cleaner air. but those plants also carry risk for ground water. ash from the coal can leach toxic arsenic. and in the last 5 years, one set of t

what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap is on abc's "good morning america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 stephanie: right now on news 9, an armed robbery at a manchester corner store. police searching for a suspect who got away with $200 in cash. hayley: a few light snow showers the coldest air we have had all season. how cold it will be, coming up. stephanie: last thanksgiving, a massive storm took out a what utility companies are doing to prevent a massive power outage from happening again. ski resorts are firing up the snow cannons. how soon the slopes will be open to skiers. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit

what happened backstage tonight at the amas?america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central. >>> the warriors go where few teams have gone before. the historic mark they are reaching. abc7 news at 11:00 beg broadcast center this is the abc7 news. >> because of a raging fire more than two dozen people in berkeley are searching for a place to stay this holiday. thank you for joining us. >> that fire started early this evening on dwight way near telegraph avenue. lilian kim joins us with new details. lilian? >> this building is in the middle of a busy commercial cor dore and the fire crews -- cor dorees and the fire crews will be here to make sure flames don't flare up again. >> there was a huge crash and at first i thought it was an earthquake. >> lynn was in her second floor apartment when a fir

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. here is a tweet saying the fate of crab season could be decided on thursday due to high toxin levels in that popular seafood. >> lilian is live in santa cruz with the later. >> we are at santa cruz harbor where the crab pots are ready to go, but they could sit idle indefinitely now that crab season is up in the air. >> it is the time of year when people get excited. employees in san that -- santa cruz say customer interest could get intense. >> begging for it and angry when they don't get it. they will pay whatever for it. >> no amount of money could be found off the california coast. the levels of algae produced acid are so dangerous lehigh right now the state department of public health is warning people to avoid the crab entirely. >> you can't cook it out by cooking it extra well. our recommendation is to be on the side of caution. >> in severe cases high exposure can lead to coma and death. none of this is good news for the crab fishermen. the commercial season is supposed to star

and the ama rules now say you can't go above 400 feet. this has been dais-- the ama ru have been in force for a long time now. especially out west with fire fighting, helicopters or rescue helicopters or police helicopters, and i'm a pilot as well, so i have that perspective f you're flying an aircraft, you already have a lot to worry about. if you are looking for all the other obstacles, weather, whatnot, the last thing you need to worry about is a tiny flying drone. to put things in perspective, i think there's 14,000 bird strikes every year and there hasn't been any drone strikes. this is something we have to get ahead of the issue, but it's important to kind of keep that in perspective as well. >> this is a problem the law has going back to the telephones or railroads. any new technology will have unexpected use cases, unexpected consequences that even the inventors of the technology did not expect. so, if you look at the history of tort law in the united states, much of what we consider modern tort law began with the railroads. a num

. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> at least 27 people are dead in mali including an american mom with family in san francisco. >> a chinese state-owned p company says three senior executives are among those killed. >> and they say a 10-day state of emergency has been declared. >> the attack happened in the capitol. a car with diplomatic tags pulled up to the radisson blue hotel and heavily armed men stormed into the hotel and took hostages. it set up a seven-hour stand off and freed the hostages. tonight an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> here is a picture of the american killed in the attack. she is identified as anita detar. the "washington post" says she leaves behind an elementary school-age edison. >> reggie, the american mom has ties to the bay area. >> she does. from her social media it uh -- appears she spent time here. mali is one of the poorest countries with great need for better health care. that's what she was trying to address. 40-year-old anita was in mali to do good when people bent on hurting the innocent took her life. >> we are devastated by t

what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, just wait till you see, on "good morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap is on abc's "good morning america." and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central.paul rhoads. we're taking a look back on his career and what's in store for the cyclones' future. local five news at 10 is next. 5 news at 5 in hd. we james it looks like we have bottomed out on our coldest temps, and will be warming up as we get to mid week. your week will start out sunny and cold, but the melting will really start on tuesday as highs move back into the 40s. 50s will quickly follow mid week, along with rain showers for thanksgiving...yes rain, not snow! making those holiday travel plans a lot less stre

. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> at least 27 people are dead in mali including an american mom with family in san francisco. >> a chinese state-owned p company says three senior executives are among those killed. >> and they say a 10-day state of emergency has been declared. >> the attack happened in the capitol. a car with diplomatic tags pulled up to the radisson blue hotel and heavily armed men stormed into the hotel and took hostages. it set up a seven-hour stand off and freed the hostages. tonight an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> here is a picture of the american killed in the attack. she is identified as anita detar. the "washington post" says she leaves behind an elementary school-age edison. >> reggie, the american mom has ties to the bay area. >> she does. from her social media it uh -- appears she spent time here. mali is one of the poorest countries with great need for better health care. that's what she was trying to address. 40-year-old anita was in mali to do good when people bent on hurting the innocent took her life. >> we are devastated by t

dan and ama. >> spencer, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00, the new 21st century disease and you can blame it all on technology. >> and the word of the year that isn't even a word really. what made the top of oxford's list. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. i'll hav as anwhy sometimes i'm justson, too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up with eight pieces of delicious, original recipe chicken. it's finger lickin' good. >>> venetia, san ramon and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> a team of plastic surgeons at new york university have performed the most extensive face transplant ever. a warning, some of the images we're about to show you may be considered graphic. the patient was 41-year-old patrick hardison, a volunteer firefighter who was badly burned in a mobile home fire in 2001. he received the face of a 26-year-old competitive bicyclist who died from a biking accident on a oakland street. the surgery happened in august. after m

what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, just wait till you see, on "good morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap is on abc's "good morning america." the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: wcvb newscenter five starts right now. >> we could see some snowflakes tonight. >> and the trip that looks a lot like a vacation, and who paid for it. the busiest travel week of the year starts with rain and even snow. ed: let' s get right over to our stormteam. >> we had a few light showers earlier in the day, and now we are getting just enough cold air. look at this, we talked to a couple of weather watchers, and they are getting reports of

. >>> now to the "gma" at the amas. an a amazing night. jennifer lopez, she brought it. some raemly big performances. it was clear that women were front and center. >> reporter: j. load bieber doing theobot and rebel wilson let it fly. >> i thought to myself, i kept seeing i love to dance. i'll sing a little something. but i'll just dance to a all the great music that came out this year. >>>> reporte then came ariana grande. sell lean in gomemez. carrie underwood. the women have been killing it tonight. >> i think so. we kind of are awesome. >> reporter: we kind of are awesome. >> pretty sure. the ladies rule the night. sorry, boys. >> reporter: gwen stefani looked

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let's break down the most talked-about moments of the amas. don't believe me just watch >> reporter: all hail queen terri right now. >> i'm sure everyone will feel, no one here is hard to look at. it's going to be aun night. confident uh-huh >> reporter: there was no doubt a fierce display of confident female slayers on the red carpet. but on stage, little charlie and meghan trainor became one of the biggest trending moments of the night when he became a certified mouth-to-mouth trainer. >> i mean, it wasn't just like a kiss. they were, like, full-on -- it started getting uncomfortable. i was, like, okay. focusing. okay. it was, like, oh, my gosh. you wish it was you. >> sorry, you're very attractive. >> thanks, charlie. >> reporter: charlie may or may not be in heat, he maintains the two are just friends. justinbieber meanwhile extinguished his own fire with that ama show closos. >> iconic in a way you have never heard before. >> reporter: the night surprised trigger an epic moment from star nerds s a cappella group pent pentatonix. >> i don'