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david begnaud 3 3 still to come... the los angeles county sheriff's deadly officer involved shooting. we'll show you why the latest shooting is causing some controversy. you're watching siouxland news 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob taylor.3 3 rain will continue through the morning and maybe mix in with a few flakes by the end of the an end by the early afternoon rest of our monday.tomorrow will start cloudy but we will see a wintry mix by the mid morning hours which will make the switch to snow by tomorrow night.light snow will continue to fall into weweesday morning and then mighghmelt a bibiinto a rain/snow mix for a couple hours.thursday looks dry with temperatures in the 20s and mostly cloudy skies.warming will start to take affect this 3 this morning the los angeles county sheriff's department is releasing surveillance video and pictures after a man was shot and killed by two deputies over the weekend. those deputies opene

jeff, she was stranded but she wasn't hurt. >> david begnaud in roulet, texas. shaping up to be a record low year for deaths from tornados. but since wednesday, they have claimed at least 28 lives, nearly tripling the number this year. survivors are telling remarkable stories tonight. here is dan hagerty of our cbs dallas station ktvt. >> it's unbelievable anybody could come out of there alive. >> reporter: linda helen's family survived. they had two minutes to get into a closet when the tornado hit. >> the front of the house is gone. the only thing left was the closet they were hiding in. and the kitchen. >> reporter: the twister ripped off the roof of neighbor david dennison's house. >> me and my roommate were holding each other. i was just praying, whatever. you just -- it's crazy. it's -- it's an experience i wouldn't wish on anybody. >> heartbreaking. you know, lose everything you ever owned. >> reporter: michael norris was at a christmas party. >> i just-- it flipped over and hit my car, hit the next door neighbor's. now i got to start all over again. >> s

david begnaud reports. there is no mistaking a tornado disaster zone. along this residential street where we are every home is damaged. some severely. these vehicles look like they crashed into each other. this one right here, the windows blown out, a piece of plywood came flying through the wind shield, impaled in the passenger seat. eyewitnesses who lived through this tornado say it blew through here around 7:00 p.m. and lasted less than 45 seconds. >> there it is, i see it. >> reporter: even by texas standards it was a monstrosity. >> oh, i see it, it's crossing the highway right there. business, big tornado. >> reporter: at least eight tornados exploded through dallas county, the hardest-hit areas are garland and rowlett. >> oh! there's stuff flying in the air! >> reporter: damage has been reported along a 40-mile stretch of homes and businesses. in the darkness last night the destruction was hard to see. but by this morning the path of the tornados was clear. entire communities are many of the houses still standing are without roofs. vehicles are f

david begnaud has the latest from oregon where the roads look like rivers. 3 across western oregon and washington state, 5 days of relentless downpours have triggered severe flooding and landslides producing dangerouu and deadly conditions.(sot) (dow constantine/king county executive)"don't let the blue skies fool you, there is plenty more to cause trouble in these rivers."along the columbia river north of portland, firefighters worked to worked to rescue a couple after their vehicle disappeared under the floodwaters. the e iver managed to escape thru the suoof. his wife drowned. (sot) (james zilverberg) "everything just came down and everything went black"james zilverberg says this tree came crashing down just feet from the r-v where he, his fiance, and 3-month-old daughter were sleeping. all three survived. (nat)but in portland, a 60- year-old was killed when a tree sliced through her home, pinning her underneath.her husband and brother got out unharmed.massive landslides spilled boulders and trees onto some the states' busiest highways (sot) (glenn schneider, washington dot)"it star

we begin with david begnaud in rowlett, texas. >> there is no mistaking a tornado disaster zone. along this residential street where we are every home is damaged. some severely. these vehicles here look like they crashed into each other. this one right here, the windows blown out, a piece of plywood came flying through the windshield, impaled in the passenger seat. eyewitnesses who lived through this tornado say it blew through around 7:00 p.m. and lasted less >> reporter: even by texas standards it was a monstrosity. >> oh, i see it, it's crossing the highway right there. big, big tornado. >> reporter: at least eight tornados exploded through dallas county, the hardest-hit areas are garland and rowlett. >> oh! there's stuff flying in the air! >> reporter: damage has been reported along a 40-mile stretch of homes and businesses. in the darkness last night the destruction was hard to see. but by this morning the path of the tornados was clear. entire communities are flattened. many of the houses still standing are without roofs. vehicles are flipped or buried under debris. in garl

david begnaud spoke today with a former coworker of syed farook who witnessed his troubling changes. >> i was trying to call him as i called every single person that possibly could have been in that building, to find out if they were okay. and i'm over here calling this guy to find out if he's okay. and he's the shooter? you know, it's very difficult. >> reporter: chaz harrison was a former coworker and college classmate of mass sheert syed rizwan farook. >> syed was a talker. a lot of people think he was very quiet. i didn't get that impression. >> reporter: tell me some of what you fold the fbi. >> he was passionate about his religion. i let the fbi know that. he didn't want to be in the united states. he had planned on leaving the united states. there was several occasions where i thought he was going to be leaving the united states. >> reporter: where did he want to move to? >> he wanted to move to dubai. >> reporter: what specifically did he tell you about not wanting to be in the u.s.? >> syed didn't want to be in the united states because he told me him paying taxes was helpin

glor: david begnaud in rowlett, texas. low year for death from tornadoes but since wednesday they claimed at least 28 lives nearly tripling the number this year. survivors are telling remarkable stories tonight. here is dan haggerty, from ktvt. >> it is unbelievable that anybody could come out of there alive. >> only two minutes to get into a coat closet when the tornado hit. >> the only thing left was the closet they were hiding in and the kitchen. >>reporter: the twister ripped off the roof neighborhood david denison's house. >> i was just praying and whatever. you just -- it's crazy. it's an experience i don't want to share with anybody. heartbreaking you know. >> michael morris was at a christmas party. his house is now gone. >> lived flipped over and hit my car. i've got to start all over again. >> it sounded like a train. >> frank montgomery and his family took shelter under the stairwell. outside dallas residents broke down to tears when they saw what's left. >> it's sad, hard to see all these people's people's live

david begnaud is in rowlett, texas. >> reporter: it was pitch black when the tornado hit. >> oh, my gosh, it's big. >> this one was 550 yards wide with winds of nearly 180mph. for 13 miles, it plowed through the cities of garland and rowlett. constance rose's home was nearly demolished. two rooms were untouched, the closets where she and her family, including her two-year-old granddaughter, took shelter. >> and the house is mess. >> i know. it's a miracle that we got out alive. >> reporter: nearby, karen swearingen also hid in a closet with her boyfriend and her son trevor who is deaf. >> and it's dark. and i'm trying to comfort him, and it's the only way i could communicate is to hold his hands and i just kept signing, god save us, just god save us, god save us. >> reporter: eight people were killed, most in their cars as vehicles went airborne. back in girouard, mike and his wife nancy took us to their damaged home. >> we were on our patio on the back of the house. >> reporter: what was that? >> that was the ceiling falling in. >> reporter: nancy, are you okay? >> no. my boys grew up i

david begnaud is in rowlett , texas with the latest. >"okay, there it is!" (- stills of tornado near garland) even by texas standards it was a monstrosity. (- stringer of tornado in rowlett) "oh i see it! it's crossing the highway right there!" at least 8 tornadoes exploded through dallas county, the hardest hits areas were garland and rowlett. damage has been reported along a 40-mile stretch of homes and businesses. (- more aerial damage) entire communities were flattened. many of the houses still standing are without roofs. vehicles were flipped or buried in debris. in garland, the storms killed 11 people and destroyed 600 structures in a 2- mile area. injured 23 and leveled 40 homes. texas governor greg abbott says more storms today are complicating recovery efforts. (gov. greg abbott/tx) "i want you to know that texas is doing everything we can to help you piece your lives back together." (couple crying) this afternoon mike gerourd brought his wife nancy back to their home for the first time since they lived through the tornado. (mike gerourd/tornado sur

david begnaud is in tillamook, oregon, tonight. david? >> reporter: good evening. seven families live along this hillside in western oregon, in part because of the view. but now all seven homes are in danger of being condemned, including this one right above me that they are working to protect at this hour. some 11 inches of rain fell in this area over a seven-day period causing a landslide, look at this, that opened up a hole suvs. this is the road that leads to your house? >> yes. well -- at least it used to be. now it just kind of leads to a cliff. >> reporter: morgan cotchery has watched the land slide on her family's property for the last six days. what started as a crack caved into a crater. bob flackas is her neighbor. >> you woke up, walked out, and it looked like this? >> yes. did not hear a sound. not a sound one. just -- the land went away. >> reporter: five feet from his front door is now a cliff. a week's worth of nearly nonstop rain in this picturesque part of tillamook, oregon, has left bob and his wife of 36 years, dee, literally living near the edg

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tonight, david begnaud has a heartbreaking reminder that property can be replaced but lives cannot. >> in bad shape. i lost my wife. she was my best friend. >> reporter: ruben porras and petra ruiz were married for 10 years with four young children. they both worked as paralegals. for christmas, ruben surprised his wife a special hair employment. she was on her way home saturday night when she connected with her husband on facetime. >> we were just talking about dinner, and all of a sudden, she just started screaming. >> reporter: she starts screaming and-- >> and she starts saying-- all i said was, "babe,", you know, "what's wrong?" the image just became black. >> reporter: using a mobile app, and gpshe tracked his wife's phone to the crash site. he asked his brother-in-law to blookd blokd by fire trucks and debris he ran the last mile and a half to find his wife. >> and i looked to my right, and i see-- it was crushed. i was hoping she would still be alive in there,un. >> reporter: you crawled into the car. >> i crawled into the car, to try to help her. >> reporter: about five hours

e >> axelrod: david begnaud with the heartbreaking story. thank you, david. now to ethan coach, the so- called affluenza kid. couch was wanted for possibly violating probation in texas after beating prison time in a fatal drunk driving crash with a defense that left many people shaking their heads. after a three-week manhunt, omar villafranca reports couch has been arrested in mexico. >> reporter: ethan coach's newly mexican authorities who caught the texas teenager on monday, despite looking very different than he did two years ago when he was first charged in the deadly drunk driving accident. tarrant county sheriff dee anderson: >> we worked a tremendous amount of leads, and learned through some interviews, that they hadt planned to disappear, that they even had something that was almost akin to a going away party. >> reporter: investigators say couch and his mother, tonya, drove a pickup truck into mexico and ended up more than 1,200 miles from north texas in the coastal resort town of puerto vallarta. they fled shortly after this video surfaced that appe

david begnaud reporting tonight. david, thank you. in the northeast, this was the warmest december on record. the average temperature in concord, new hampshire, 38 degrees, was the warmest since 1868. 51 in new york's central park, the warmest in 147 years. 51 in philadelphia broke the record set in 1874. for businesses that rely on snow, rising temperatures mean plummeting profits. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: with near-empty lifts and near-barren slopes, this wasn't the ski trip jackeline vasquez was hoping for. >> it's a mess. it's a mess. the snow's wearing down. this is the last time i'm going. i'm going home now. >> reporter: unseasonably warm temperatures left skewers scrambling. vicki said this and pennsylvania was their only option. >> every single one closed, closed, closed, until we get one trail open. very disappointing. >> reporter: this banner landscape is a far cry from the winter wonderland of last year. >> it's not best-look snow, but at least we're open. >> reporter: general manager mark daubert. >> we've had

what they're going to do, this is our christmas. ( no audio ) >> pelley: well, we can't hear david begnaud out there in the snow, but elsewhere, we are seeing record highs for december. in fact, it feels like spring in the east. eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at wbz, our cbs station in boston. eric, what's in store? >> reporter: scott, unbelievable warmth here in the east as we head into the weekend, certainly feeling like spring. i've seen reports of dandelions blooming and cher blossomings coming out. the ohio valley and the great lakes up to 30 degrees above the average for mid-december. these will be record highs for tomorrow, 70 in indianapolis, on sunday, the warmth moves towards the east coast and further into the great lakes philly 68, that would be a record, and near 80 in montgomery, alabama. ahead of all this we have another storm system developing. that should bring severe weathers in the plains, in wind damage, could see a couple of tornadoes during the day tomorrow. that storm system moving east with heavy rain but mostly rain, scott, and very little snow yet again. >

jeff, his insurance company told him this week they will not pay for the damage. >> glor: david begnaud in oregon. the los angeles county sheriff's department is investigating a deadly shooting tonight. officers fired dozens of rounds and kept shooting while the suspect was on the ground. chris martinez has this story with this warning, the video can be disturbing to watch. >> reporter: dramatic video captures the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fire multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the linwood neighborhood of los angeles. robertson falls to the ground and after a short interval he's seen crawling on his stomach as he is repeatedly struck by additional gunfire. last night angry demonstrators gathered at the shooting scene. mother-in-law. >> he left three kids behind, two daughters and a son. they could have tas erred him or anything. >> reporter: today this hours after the shooting, the sheriff's department held a press conference. l.a. county sheriff jim mcdoneel. >> we came out today to try to be as transparent as we can with the information we can, share at th

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