it sounds like complete chaos. it sounds like complete chaos. it sounds like complete chaos.ds like an idea that was not thought through at all when it introduced this time last week. thought through at all when it introduced this time last weekm shows a lack of planning on the part of the government. the need to replace the 100 bolivar note with natural inflation was natural. we expected higher bills to be introduced. what was poorly plans to —— planned was the way it was done. the banks were running out of money and nicolas maduro knew as much. they had only 2% of the 100 bolivar notes in circulation and that would have been enough to curry demand for three days. the new ones are not on the scene, the 500 bolivar note which will be most likely used and most widely used. yes. also, the 100 note will be replaced by coins. those are starting to be produced at the moment. the problem is, will people have enough money? we are heading into the christmas season, a high demand season for currency. many venezuelan is do not have access to a form of payment. what happens when people

and president obama has been leading the international effort to find a diplomatic solution to the chaos with the extremist threat that is propagated. >> but for a very long time now is there no other alternative greg. >> be clear you have the special envoy a to document the success that we have to roll back isis and their capacity in the region around the world so i would vigorously dispute that characterization against isil with that progress toward a diplomatic solution we haven't seen as much as we would like. there are innocent men women and children who have died and ultimately that is the willingness of the assad regime to use against the people and the willingness of the russians to intervene even though they themselves claim that they are concerned when they could have consequences in their own country. they should be concerned about that. for years the russians have failed to reconcile that basic contradiction a strategy. on one hand even at the same time they prop up the failed government that exacerbates the violence to make that diplomatic solution even harder to reach. suit

on the ground, confusion, chaos, and shock as people walk through the charred debris. listen and you can hear fireworks still going off in the background. tonight, no word on what may have caused the explosion. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> gio, thank you. >>> next tonight here, to new video coming in of that assassination of russia's ambassador to turkey. it happened at an art gallery, cameras rolling. the gunman, it turns out, a member of the police riot squad. authorities now believe he staked out that event, well ahead of time, then firing shots and shouting about aleppo and syria. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran from moscow with that video tonight. >> reporter: in the new video filmed by a news crew, you can see the turkish assassin standing behind the russian ambassador, like he's security for the event, then, calmly stepping to the side, waiting for his moment, and then reaching for his gun and opening fire. in the chaos that followed, a brave associated press photographer kept snapping these pictures. people huddled on the floor. the gunman

this kind of chaos, coordinated chaos, can make a very big difference legally.t's face it, there are lots of disturbing the peace kind of charges that apply here, but a seerns charge make it's a fron. it could potential i will be very serious if we find the post christmas chaos was coordinated. >> the good news is in this day of digital and instant communications, police can go back and look at some of that and pull evidence against some of these people who may be coordinating these things online. do you expect to see that happen in these cases? >> john, i certainly expect that investigators will follow the digital footprint, but i have to disagree with my colleague in that it is very difficult to make a charge for insightment. anything you put online is protected speech unless they can show it could cause imminent harm. the person making the postings knew it would insight people to immediately act out. >>. >> when they're on the hook for failure of security there. >> malls are soft targets, and they're filled with distracted shoppers. you look at whether or not

jennifer: it's chaos. it's grand chaos going on down there.onis: and who really creates the bulk of the chaos here? jennifer: tad. lemonis: okay. jennifer: yeah. he's a little famous for his temper. lemonis: a boss should be telling people it's gonna be okay, not pouring gas on the fire. jennifer: right. lemonis: you have a food truck? tad: yeah. lemonis: this is your only food truck? tad: this is our only food truck. this goes out for a lot of film stuff. so it's our kitchen on wheels. so it's different than your normal food trucks. lemonis: so, tad, for me, the big thing is people. right? tad: mm-hmm. lemonis: you know that about me. tad: yes. lemonis: and so i have to be honest with you. i've noticed the way you approach your employees. you have a -- yelling at them and you're very aggressive with them. what's -- what causes you to be that way? tad: i want to make sure that they don't get me in a bad situation. i never want to not be able to support my kids, my family. i had a health problem, years ago. i had a blood clot. next thing i know

chaos in the malls but not chaos on the roads. let's take a look at your roads as you start your morning. starting with the bay area -- bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights are on. but not much delay. the maze to downtown is a quick 11 minutes. and if you are traveling on the nimitz freeway in both directions still good from 880 northbound in san leandro from 238 to the maze at 16 minutes. southbound 880 to the san mateo bridge, this is slowed down due to a stalled car in the -- block the left lane westbound on the incline. it's still out there but 880 to 101 will now take 17 minutes. okay. moving over to the altamont pass, traffic coming off 205 not bad until you hit north flynn road down to 37 miles per hour. livermore to the dublin interchange slow. altamont pass to 680 will take you 15 minutes. now let's talk about mass transit. bart, ace train and caltrain are all on time this morning. but muni express buses most of them will not be running this week due to the holiday schedule so make sure you're checking that as you

and fighting leads to chaos at 15 different shopping malls across the country. >>> but the panel of destruction from an out of control truck. it burst into flames at a gas station narrowly missing the pumps. annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: we are outside of the accident scene. the cleanup is going on for hours. chopper 6 hd is overhead. like we said it's hours since they are working to get the food off the trailer, to people are injured but are in stable condition. and the intersection is shut down and the crews have responded. cell phone video captured the flames that engulfed this tractor trailer after it crashed into this gas station at levic. and 15 firefighters and more than a dozen emergency vehicles responded at 6:30 this morning. >> it was a bunch of explosions at 3:00 or 4:00. >> got on location, and saw there was a two vehicle accident with the truck fully involved fire shooting 15 feet up into the air. >> in a half hour crews put out the flames, the driver of the tractor trailer hauling goods from shop-rite hit this suv before hitting the gas station. snapping this pole in half

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a new >>> chaos at the mall!hoppers were causing scenes all across the country including here in the bay area. >> decades old cold cases being solved by a new website. how it's being used at home. >> another cold start to the day but we'll be slightly warmer today and then we'll talk about when you should expect rain. >> those metering lights are turning on at the bay bridge toll plaza. just how bad will traffic get? we'll tell you. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, december 27. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm maria medina in for michelle. we want to start with the brawl. shoppers were out in full force yesterday and at times, it turned violent. kpix 5's jackie ward has been following the story all morning and she is live in pleasant hill as police there are investigating a shooting. jackie. >> reporter: here outside at this part of the mall we can actually see where windows were shot out and where the bullets left their mark outside the stores. it happened at 9:15 last night an argument and shooting shots hitting storefro

>> it was chaos?> very chaotic. >> over the course of a few hours monday, more than a dozen similar incidents occurred in as many states across the country. like this one in beachwood, ohio. that mall had to be temporarily shut down until law enforcement could regain control. mall goers were stunned. >> running, screaming, i seen a girl get trampled over. it was scary. it was really scary for real. >> reporter: at the chicago suburban mall, more than 1,000 were inside when the fight erupted. eight juveniles were arrested on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to battery and resisting police. in some cases, large groups seemed to randomly start running in one direction. or falsely yell claims of shots fired inciting confusion and chaos. police believe some of the disturbances were triggered by posts on social media. and even inspired copycats. but there its no evidence of a coordinated effort behind all of that. >>> president-elect donald trump has a few key administration posts left off to fill be

that's led to chaos at banks as people try to exchange the old ones for new ones. a total of 3.5 million rupees or more than $50,000 u.s. dollars was discovered on the train in the country's east. since the government announced mid last month, there have been several similar cases of people dumping bundles of cash. prime minister narendra modi said withdrawing the notes is a

organized social media posts and snap chat helped spur mass chaos. at least 30 people have been arrested as a result of all of this. >> that's why online shop. >> the time is 5:10 on the east coast. donald trump says he has proof he's already making america great again. the latest comments and the evidence he says backed him up. >> if you are a trump supporter you can't meet here. that's what one restaurant has to the patrons. the outrage boiling over. >> meet the cowboys fan who got epic revenge on her ex fiancee for breaking up so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteenance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. >> the hunt for the last of six inmates that broke out on christmas day are still out there. convicted felon 54-year-old david wayne frasi

jummy: post-christmas shopping chaos leading to mall madness breaking out across the country. elizabeth hur has details on what may have caused the fight and false alerts. scramblingshoppers for cover. >> we heard running and boom, boom, boom. >> kids hitting each other, trampling each other. conabeth: ohio, >> they were putting the door down. elizabeth: chaos and commotion inside more than one dozen malls, most caught on cell phone cameras. police rushing in as panicked shoppers rushed to get out. police revealing a loud nor ease -- a loud noise during a food -- during a fight was mistaken for gunfire. police in aurora, colorado say the fights were organized on social media. something going on about a fight that was going to take place here at the town center, which is what drew all of these people who were up to no good to our mall. elizabeth: police say they are investigating to see if social media is to blame. dozens were arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. thankfully, no a holiday consumer alert. as you get ready to toss out boxes, break them down before

trying to escape the smog, you know that this is something that is throwing everybody‘s lives into chaosink the good news is that china is trying to do something about it. the bad news is that it's going to take some time. china is trying to do something about it because in 2014, beijing declared an all—out war on pollution, but it's already been two yea rs, yes, pollution, but it's already been two years, yes, factories have been shut down, but are they losing the war?|j think that the thing to keep in

. >>> it was second night of chaos at a local mall after massive group of teens tried to get inside buthis time police were ready. last night, 100 out of control teenagers tonight it was 200 converging the philadelphia mills mall. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. it happened just before 7:00 tonight. brad sattin got to the mall longan long after police and joins us live. brad. >> reporter: about 100 teenagers were actually involved in this yesterday and so this morning police actually met up with security to try to come up with plan just in case witness to happen again tonight, and sure enough, it did. two straight nights police say large crews groups of young teens looking to cause trouble at the philadelphia mills mall formerly franklin mills. tonight around 6:00 45, about 200 a ranged to be there but police were ready as the teens arrived on buses by septa. >> we just seen the cops flying from everywhere.

imaging the chaos otherwise, would you want to deal with your kids?se it is santa, not the royal mail! some of those companies haven't been very efficient, a few stories about them. staying with the daily telegraph, patients being turned away from a&e, it says. not very cheerful front page, is it? strikes and then you've got this story, talking about papers to the board of nhs england. not as bad as it sounds, although the nhs faces enormous pressure. basically saying that there are some hospitals in the country that have triage system is where innocence, people who turn up and don't need a&e treatment are immediately seen by doctors and nurses and then they are sent away to be dealt with at a lower level. some hospitals already do that. it says that gps and nurses should be at the front doors to turn away the less serious people. in a sense that already happens. the nhs board have been told that some hospitals who don't do this kind of triage, to make sure that the people who need emergency treatment get it... those that don't have the practice shoul

in the chaos that followed, a brave associated press pictures. people huddled on the floor. the gunman defiant. that photo journalist speaking out now about those terrifying moments. >> it was like a movie, like in theater. >> reporter: and adding a grim new detail. the asays sin fired a final kill shot. >> he shot again, from close range on the body of ambassador. >> reporter: the killer, a 22-year-old police officer. he'd called in sick a few hours earlier. tonight, it's the assassin's words. "don't forget aleppo, don't forget syria" that have the key. vladimir putin's war in syria, a massive effort we saw first-hand earlier this year. this is the tip of the spear of russian air power in syria. has led to mass casualties, especially in the merciless destruction of aleppo by russian and syrian government forces. this, the apparent motive for the assassination. but russia has learned that the war in syria are not confined to borders. and the violence is spreading. david? >> terry moran with us again tonight. >>> back here at home now, and to growing outrage and a growing rew

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venezuela is a country in chaos. troops are patrolling cities where looting and protests have erupted over the government's plan to withdraw the country's largest denomination bank note from circulation. a partial curfew is in place in the southern city of ciudad bolivar, which has been most affected by the disturbances. —— in some cities. president nicolas maduro says more than 300 people have been detained. he has now postponed the withdrawal of the 100 bolivar note until january and, seeking to calm nerves, has said a first batch of replacement notes had arrived and would be put into circulation. so how did the country get to this state? venezuela's economy has been struggling for a long time now. by the end of this year it will be producing more than 20% less good and services than it did in 2013. —— goods. one of the driving factors is the reliance on oil. the black stuff accounts for 96% of exports but even before the price collapse of the last two years the economy was shrinking. that's made it worse. that alo

the chaos on the ohio state university campus. christmas is just around the corner and that means some grinches are coming around. and...a possible serial robber targeting a popular upscale hotspot good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey. has been terrorizing valets at a place you'd think would be safe -- the high-end bern's steakhouse in soho! it's the third robbery at the restaurant since may. 10news reporter kendra conlon is talking with the first two victims.. who say not enough is being done to keep workers, neighbors, and customers safe. these added security lights - didn't stop the most recent robbery.. it had been even darker in this alley before as the bern's steakhouse valets - running to get customer's cars came face to face with a gunman from their pockets. josh is the first bern's valet the armed robber targeted... less than a month later... it happened to joe. both valets didn't feel the restaurant or valet company did enough t

and there's dangers of chaos but that the whole battle against isis is largely winning. what i want to ask you is this. if this is in fact happening and if the united states is confronting a new situation in syria and in iraq, what should its attitude be towards iran? i know you've always been very tough on iran and what i'm you can have by is the president-elect trump says we should just leave this all to president assad in syria, let him consolidate power. let hip retake large parts of syria but of course, assad is a very close ally of issue and in effect, you would be strengthening iran by giving it its main regional ally, a huge boost. so is that a good idea? >> no, i think robin is right about what's happening in the home of the caliphate in sishia and iraq and that part of the world. but isis operates in some 30, 40 countries in one way or another. and one has to deal with them on lots of home turfs .not just on one big home turf. i think it is important to fracture iran's support for any of its proxies in the middle east. i think iran is our main problem in that p

and when jerry says organized chaos, that gives new meaning to the word organized chaos.hank you, martha, for bringing us together. i always love to talk about the white house and have fond memories of working for president carter and vice president mondale and for president clinton and secretary clinton. gary also mentioned, i worked on three transitions and as he said, a lot happens in a very short amount of time. it's exciting. it's energetic. it is energizing. it's chaotic and yes, it's absolutely exhaustive. neither one of us would trade it for the world. i think there are three things we should mention that make the transition what it is. first of all, we always have to remember that the very first thing involved in a transition is the peaceful transition of power from one president to another and from , one administration to another. an election is about people and policies. president-elect trump won, so he has the transition to tell the american people and the nation what his policy platforms will be and then he has the luxury of that amount of time to hire cabine

with more polite variant you write about so much like chaos and genius and isaac newton this is also my love this book i wish you could take us back to 1895 will you read from the beginning? >> a man stands at the end up a court nor, the 19th century and in the flickering light of the oil lamp examined same machine made of nickel and ivory with brass rails and rides. so somehow and not even for the poor reader to visualize . our hero after a drop of oil and plants himself in the south would and he is going on a journey and so are we. by the wave and time breaks he was so most of 48 of the paleface and to not much else. p. will lack even a nine -- did name just a time traveler. nobody thought and that machine disobeyed futuristic bicycle. this from ended busiest who goes by the initials ag because that sounds more serious than and herbert. his family a believer of free love and bicycles. thank you. [applause] >> now we work through time so easily there are time travel so imagine and immortality climate change will be on the north but also to invent a new mode of thought. really? but t

first, how child's play brought chaos at trump tower in new york city. rude awakening tomorrow morning, most of us starting in the mid-30's. [yelling] jonathan: moments of chaos at trump tower, people running for the exits after being ordered to evacuate. a bank all the attention of the police that had to be inspected by the bomb squad and secret service. it turned out to be a bag of children's toys. president-elect donald trump was not in the building at the time. he was spending the holidays in florida with his family. michelle: signs of security moving into celebration in times square. they are increasing security from the years passed for the estimated one million people who will pack into see the ball drop. yard no specific threats, just concern about the potential for trouble. >> with the attacks we have witnessed overseas, law enforcement has to take every situation seriously. michelle: the other attacks so-called lone wolf attackers using cars as weapons. expect to see dump trucks used as barricades in addition to armed police officers. jonathan:

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autria: pure chaos. a jaw-dropping the efforts to clear the scene while you are asleep. first, more breaking news on the outer loop in monterey county. >> sam sweeney is live in mobile trak 7 right now with the latest. sam: we got back up in montgomery county after a car rolled on its side. now is the beltway right just before 355. you can see traffic moving again. three of the right lanes were blocked to ago, but they moved the vehicle to decide and got it right side up. it is waiting for a tow truck to get it. some of the semi's who witnessed it hold over, slowing things even more. there are backups all the way past 97. if you can avoid the beltway in this area in monterey county, you should do so as residual delays continue. that is the latest from mobile track seven. julie: you want to start as you try to get past maryland 97, which is georgia avenue. the 33 minute commute headed over to 270 by 7:00 will be a 53 minute ride. 410 good options for alternates. trouble in virginia. northbound 395 coming across the 14th street bridge. traffic was getting back to the right

she expressed regret over causing all this chaos, as she said. it was not an admission of guilt, by any y means. she has been accused of pressure in some of south korea's largest companies to give tens of millions of dollars to a close friend who embezzled much of those funds. but she says she is stepping down and peacefully handing that will peacefully wait for the constitutional court to make its ruling on whether or not the impeachment was valid. said, where dong things go here for south korea. -- n co jason: the prime minister has speech ofacceptance his new powers. he will be acting as the interim president while the court decides whether or not to keep the impeachment in place. he says that people's voices have been heard and now his government will try to satisfy those needs. will most likely find some sort of power-sharing agreement with the national assembly, which is mostly controlled by the opposition party. and if -- but despite all this, the testers who have been taking to the streets for the past several -- the testers who have been

your bitter bay area forecast next. ,,,,,, caught on camera tonight: chaos at a bay area bus stop.. as a car plows into a crowd of pedestrians. good evening, i'm ken bastida. i'm elizabet >>> caught on camera chaos at a bay area bows bust stop as a car plows into a crowd of pedestrians. >> the crash in san francisco put nearly a dozen people in the hospital and shut down stocktop street in sacramento for most of date. andria borba is there. andria? >> reporter: the investigation into what wept wrong is underway. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows an explosion of glass marking the moment a car plowed into a muni bus shelter. >> i hear a huge noise just behind me, so i just jumped to a corner. >> reporter: the crash happened just after 12:30 in the afternoon. >> a loft broken legs, open fractures of broken legs, head injuries, the two criticals were head injuries and back injuries. >> reporter: in all, 12 people were injured, forcing police and medical person tole triage. stockton street was closed. the only noise in the air that of the mangled bus shelter getting picked apart

and he talked about the hell and chaos by the japanese with gun fire that day and bombs. and how they struggled to tight back. >> we had one fellow that shot down the japanese plane. with a 55 millimeter machine gun. >> kaine was har if ied when he marched in a uniform designated for pearl harbor survivors. >> kids 14 or 15, came up and said pearl harbor we know where that is at. it's a fishing village in south florida. >> kaine a south philly native loves to play his music for friends here and wants pearl harbor to be remembered through the ages. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> cherry hill police have new members on the force tonight. nine officers graduated today from the gloucester county police academy, these men and women were the result of an aggress he recruiting campaign last fall. the process is tough starting with 1200 people taking the written test, and then applicants must pass a physical test and then pass a background investigation. >>> amid the talk of effort and intensity. the eagles get back to work for the red skins. >> they need a win to g

. >> there's a larger picture here, chaos erupting at malls across the country and fights breaking out and reports of gunfire. with social media at the center of it all. police are trying to answer that now. the panicked shoppers scrambling for safety. >> shoppers scrambling for cover shocked and scared. >> every five seconds we just heard running and then boom, boom, boom. >> from new jersey to illinois. >> hitting each other trampling each other. >> north carolina, colorado and indiana. >> it was like everybody get back and putting the door down. >> chaos and commotion in more than a dozen malls, most caught on cell phone cameras. >> at police rushing in as panicked shoppers rush to get out. police now revealing a loud noise during a food court fight in new jersey was mistaken for gunfire. in tennessee, fireworks igniting inside a store started a brawl. and police in aurora, colorado say the fights there were organized on social media. >> there was something going on on social media about a fight that was going to take place here at the town center of aurora which drew all of these p

from there, the country descended into chaos.ebels and pro-government forces fighting a civil war were soon backed by major foreign powers. iran, russia, u.s., saudi arabia, among others, turning it into an international proxy war. and at the heart of the conflict, aleppo. some of the fiercest street fighting of the war has taken place here. extraordinary amounts of blood spilled as the front lines moved only inches. the city's streets and buildings, including some of the most historic in the world, bearing the scars of this brutal fight. these images from 2013. filmed by residents of the war-torn city. caught in the crossfire, using cameras provided by abc news. scenes like this unfolding nearly every day. since then, the conflict has only worsened. over 450,000 killed. 11 million syrians, more than half the population, have fled their homes, creating one of the worst refugee crises in modern history. "nightline" tracking some of those difficult journeys. risking all they have left in order to reach europe across land and even t

met with chaos in several states after fights broke out in shopping centers around the nation. much of the brawls, many of them and the arrests involve troubles tracked through social media. tom vacar looks at the issues and whether social media should bear responsibility for the problems. >>> in 9 states chaos reigned when folks gathered at malls and shopping centers. some of the young troublemakers summoned over social media such as facebook or twitter. the town center mall in the denver suburb of aurora was sun such site. >> we had multiple skirmishes altercations occur that we needed to close down the mall for public safety. >> at the upscale antone beach wood mall shoppers were freaked out. >> running and screaming and i saw a girl get trampled over. it was scary. >> i am not processing exactly but yeah, squared is a good thing. i have been calling everyone and just trying to get home where i am safe. >> social media such as facebook and twitter are commercial enterprises that make money from ads aimed at users drawn to those sites. the 20-year-old federal communications d

. >> those moments of chaos at a party in oakland when that devastating fire broke out. >> made my eyes water and i couldn't wreath. >> the loved ones. >> i just want to know something. >> and now a criminal investigation. who will be held accountable for at least 36 lives lost? >>> plus snowden speaks. >> every decision that i made i can defend. >> one of america's most-wanted fugitives, the nsa whistleblower edward snowden in an exclusive interview with katie couric. >> are youever recognized? >> his life hiding in plain sight in moscow and his future ? you've given me a million reasons ? >> the million reasons to love the 2016 victoria's secret fashion show, including a live performance from lady gaga. top models and sizzling new styles and a look at this year's $3 million fantasy bra. but first here tonight the "nightline 5." >> get your best at jcpenney. gifts under $20 like pajamas, kitchen electric, kids' fleece, when you use your coupon to save an extra 25%. feel the joy worth giving. that's getting your penny's worth. >> need heartburn relief? try zantac, works in as little as

. >> chopper 6 hd was of the mall as the chaos erupted. they also showed up monnight both nights answering a call on social media to come and cause chaos. >> we were there to restore safety and offered to the mall itself. >> police say 90 kids were involved in the fight and some started to yell obscenities and some threw punches at officers. anthony clark captured some of what happened. >> i am glad nobody got hurt. something has to be done, these kids are crazy these days. >> the incidents here are similar to flash mobs that broke out nationwide this week. simon the owner of philadelphia mills. referred us to a statement. reading in parts we are appreciative of small security and police and security teams. and our malls are cooperating into the investigation of these unfort fate acts. >> police are encouraging parents to keep track of their childrens whereabouts over the winter break and monitor their social media and talk about the consequences the four young people arrested face serious charges including assaulting police. live in north

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a war of word, fights, disturbances and chaos in malls across america. a twitter hack leads to a celebrity death hoax and how one generous man is putting his wrapped up air miles to good use. "early today" starts right now. good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us today. i'm betly gyuyen. millions of people are facing a storm and whiteout conditions to parts of the planes in upper mid-west. for the first time, we are hearing a mother's survival story, hiking 26 miles in the snow after her family's car got trapped near the grand canyon, nbc's gabe gutierrez has details. >> reporter: the upper mid-west is digging out after a relents will christmas blizzard. >> how the heck am i getting out of here. >> many of roads impassable. i-94 shut down. a foot of snow blanketed bismark, while treacherous wind snarls air traffic. >> we pulled up to check our bag at the curbside. they told us the flight was canceled. more than 300 flights canceled. in arizona, an out-control situation near the grand canyon is an incredible survival story. >> if i don't find sh

shopping malls nationwide in chaos, we'll have a full report. >> good evening, i am tom su sullivan in for lou dobbs. we begin with the historic meeting at pearl harbor, prime minister abe is not first prim japanese visit to visit pearl harbor but he is the first to acknowledge the past the aggression. >> a day for reflection, and reconciliation, but not for apologies. >> the prime minister of japan, i offer-- sincere and ever lasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here. reporter: japanese prime minister abe acknowledging japan's role in the deadly attacks at pearl harbor, 75 years ago this month but he stopped short of apologizing, he struck a tone similar to that of president obama who spoke at hiroshima earlier this year. the sounds of battle have long since faded, some messages of the war remain, the security relationship that calls u.s. to assume role of protect or of japanese empire. a roll that comes a heavy cost to the american taxpayer, in terms of manpower and money, something that then candidate donald trump ca

>>> chaos as a massive explosion at mexico best known fireworks market takes at least 31 lives while injuring over 70. late details ahead. >>> authorities intensify the search for the killer behind the berlin city massacre as cities in the u.s. step up security following isis' claim of responsibility. >>> new video and information surrounding the brazen assassination of a russian ambassador. officials believe the hit was too professional to be done without help. >>> then to an act of kindness and a life lesson that's gone viral. >>> plus, michael phelps goes where no athlete went before and from the don't try this at home file, a modified drone able to pull humans. >>> we start with stunning new video of the deadly fireworks explosion in mexico. take a look. >> the blast is not being linked to terrorism. it's killed 31 people and injured 70 others. around 2,000 people were there at the time of the explosion. it happened at the open air fireworks mark in mexico, which is on the northern outskirts of mexico city. >>> good morning. an investigation is underway just outside of mexico cit

it was the second night of chaos last night about a hundred teens showed up.itnesses say they were yelling, screaming and fighting. this man who saw it asked not to be identified. >> multiple fights, guys, girls, guys and girls, phones being thrown i seen them running that was security. security had no chance. they were trying to keep them out the mall they just ran through. >> reporter: police are urging parents to know what their kids of up to, where they are after dark want they're doing online. >> the reason they were able to form up so quickly, yesterday as well as today, there was actually a larger crowd today, is through social media. more specifically we're getting information they used snap chat. >> reporter: now the good news here no one was hurt. three arrested they were all 14 or 15 years old. police have been beefing up security here tonight and tomorrow they want to ensure this doesn't iain happen for a third night. let's hope so, brad. thank you on your radar tonight colder weather making a come back for now it's smooth sailing in south philadel

talking about sewing chaos. we have elected you know, the chaos sewer in chief undermining the validity of intelligence reports, undermining the work of the press, of various government institutions, democratic institutions. so but on the other hand, i feel like we've been reporting on this all along. but a, people don't read us. i remember going out into the country talking to voters and people would tell me their main news sources were youtube, facebook and word of mouth. you saw buzzfeed did an excellent story on fake news. and how much traffic they get and how much more traffic each of these false news stories gets than "new york times" stories and "washington post" stories. so we're writing about it, but a, people aren't listening and b don't believe us. also, i'm sorry, the one other thing is that the press has been hitting leaning on the panic button for about a year with donald trump. and i think, and the -- it's kind of the boy who cried trump and now trump is here. and people are like i think people ar

. >>> chaos broke out in six ma'ams across the country. just outside cleveland, police used pepper spray to disperse a crowd. >>> ten people hurt in the chaos in a mall in elizabeth, new jersey. a fight in the food court led to false reports of a shooting after a share hit the ground loudly, and a mall in faye yachtville, north carolina was evacuated after reports of a shooting as well that turned out to be false. there was a fight among teenagers at the food court. police are investigating whether the incidents in various states were organized, apparently, by social media. >> who knew the food court was a dangerous place to be, wow. >> geez. >> people are hangry. >>> a family in rural mexico found out the hard way, if you inviolate them, they will come. >> she celebrated her birthday with family and friends, and thousands of complete strangers, and she was understandably party that looked more like a crowd at a rock concert. >> ruby's dad posted aed video invitation on facebook promising a down-home party with food, music, prizes, and hor

in the aftermath, confusion and chaos. people walking through rubble along with fire crews and police searching for victims. you can still hear an occasional pop from an exploding firework. so far, no word on what sparked the explosion. abc news, new york. >>> now let's check in with fusion reporter rafael fernandez in mexico city for us. thank you for joining us. what are eyewitnesss telling you about what they saw? >> caller: well, they are saying that the firework explosions went off for more than an hour. there were many secondary explosions, and there was a big stampede of people and visitors that were at the market at e off, so a lot of people were falling to the ground, and they literally told me that the ground was shaking as the fireworks were going off. there's dozens of people that are dead now. dozens that are at the hospital. the state of mexico said a lot of the bodies cannot be ident y identified because of the degree to which the bodies were burn. >> such a dramatic situation there. you've been to the actua

. >>> mall mayhem, post holiday shopping chaos erupts across the country. fist fights caught on camera, several now facing charges. >>> historic visit, solemn moment. the first japanese leader to visit the "uss arizona" memorial at pearl harbor with president obama by his side. >>> and who's listening? a warrant issued for an amazon echo. can authorities use a smart seeker as a virtual witness in a murder trial? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm tamron hall in for lester. she was a force all her own. actress and writer carrie fisher who rose to fame as princess leia in one of the biggest blockbuster series of all time, "star wars," has died at age 60. the iconic star passed away days after suffering a massive heart attack on board a flight from london to l.a. from birth, she was part of hollywood royalty, and tonight, her legions of fans reflect on the legacy she created all over own. nbc's harry smith with more. ♪ >> reporter: in "s