it's 10:19 friday morning and chris johns is working out of his home office four stories above the hollywood intersection of sunset and vine. >> i was on the phone, and during the phone call i heard a popping sound. first i dismissed it as the backfire of a car or some construction down the road. i wasn't sure. and then i heard pop, pop, a few more pops. i looked out the window and saw a man with a white tank top and the gun. he was roving the streets randomly shooting at cars. >> johns begins recording this video with his cell phone camera and tries to warn the people below. >> he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people! >> across vine street, john adderbury, a music executive and movie producer, lice critically wounded shot in the face and neck. while adderbury fights for his life, the gunman calmly strolls up a new deserted vine street. >> i was driving on vine street heading south and stopped at the intersection of sunset and vine. >> movie producer john rydell is driving a red honda civic. >> in the middle of the street i saw a young man waving. i thought, well, it's friday morn

to chris justus, in for john tonight. look at -- chris: look at all this rain fall. a tornado warning moving in from alabama towards south georgia. snow and ice on the northern side of the system. for us, a lot of rain. you can see some showers moving into northeast georgia. this will continue to push northeast. scattered showers in the mountains, steady, heavy rainfall on the way for the evening and overnight. the heavy rainfall from clayton towards clarksville and took however, a -- and toccoa. a flood watch, streams will probably spring -- still their banks in hendersonville, pickens. future plus shows heavy rainfall continues to spread through 10:00 into the overnight hours. heavy rain, good sleeping weather. be careful tomorrow morning, we will still have showers lingering. we dry out for the most part tomorrow. more heavy rainfall on wednesday. tracking cold air heading in. minutes. gabrielle: thanks, chris. tonight, big complaints about an anderson county road. people say they can't drive on it. nigel: they are right now trying to figure out exactly why they a

. >>> it's been a rough stretch for chris mullin at st. john's, two straight losses by a combined 31 points. not much better tonight versus off the turnover, here comes chris silva for the dunk -- not so much. but minda kacinas cleans it up nap kind of a night for the johnies. they fall to 7-6 with a 75-61 loss. tough slid for chris mullins right now. seton hall jumped off to the 14-0 lead against south florida and never looked back. angel delgado had 14 points and 10 boards and the pirates improve to 10-2 with a 66-49 victory. >>> one baseball note -- the mets signed outfielder al jando sdos

get ready for record breaking temperatures i'm chris wragge. john will be along in just a moment with your forecast but first two women seen on surveillance video being called persons of interest in the theft of jewelry from knicks forward derrick williams the video was taken outside the up and down nightclub in chelsea early saturday. williams told police he took the women back had his apartment and left after 90 minutes later williams realized more than $600,000 in jewelry was missing and those are the images of the ladies allegedly. >>> a bus without a driver rolls into a busy manhattan intersection that happened yesterday afternoon on the upper west side. there were no passengers on board the bus which was parked at 96th and west end avenue and rolled backwards hit a parked car and that started a chain parked vehicles thankfully nobody was hurt. the mta is still investigating. >>> you may face crowded stores today for last minute christmas shopping. many retail res extended their hours opening early and closing late to prepare for the final rush

so until i see chris, john and wolf doing bong riffs in "the situation room," i will, of course, abide kind of guy i am. there's one particular cafe in the heart of the kasbah that's drawn in foreign dignitaries, rock stars, aristocrats and artists since it opened its doors in 1943. cafe baba. sweet mint tea in a thick slow-moving haze of smoke. it smells like my dorm room 1972. good evening, hello. this is george bajalia and zeneb, and i should say right now that i have no direct knowledge of either george or zaneb smoking anything illegal substances or do i have any recollection of me doing anything untorrid in their presence. because that would be, like, wrong, dude. george is here on a fulbright scholar and zaneb is an artist. others in the room, however, well, don't give me that innocent look, you young punks. i know somebody in here is smoking reefer. how stoned are people here? >> we can ask, just ask. >> you're not getting totally ripped here? >> no. it's a functional part of daily life. for a long time, the rest of the country and the government didn't really like tangier a wh

john, merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you, chris. >> reporter: joining chris john frazier a board member of the liberty uso and a confused dave, a logistics officer with the pennsylvania national guard. dave didn't necessity what to expect when's arrived here at pht studios in olde city and he got his holiday surprise live at air. >> you are going to phillies fantasy camp, my man. >> reporter: that is five days for dave in clearwater, florida at the end of january, meeting many phillies greats and playing on the field of phillies that they train on. >> to be around those guys, people i knew up, listened and watch, it will be something. >> reporter: he gets an official uniform too. the the trip is part of the liberty u.s. o's mission serving pennsylvania and south jersey. >> it provides comfort, care, support, to veterans. >> can't thank them enough. it will be a great opportunity. >> reporter: especially for this diehard phillies fan who remembers are watching the team from a remote part of the afghanistan with help from his wife. >> she would skype live the world series, in 2009 and in between commerc

governors chris christie, john kasich, and former governor jeb bush and carly f>> that will start at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night for a cnn posting that debate. we will be there covering all angles of ita great team on the ground. four the candidates participate in what they call the happy hour debate. we will bring you all of that coming up tomorrow. every day in politics for las vegas. -- a big day in politics for las vegas. >> with just 10 days left until christmas -- >> just 10 days, really? >> today is the biggest shipping day of the year. i am part of that. i did some shopping online. >> you are part of that rush? we are live at the spring valley station near rainbow and desert look at the shipping rush underway. see how those lines are forming. quite a few people out there. >> it has been up and down here at the post office this mornexpected to deliver about 6 million packages around the country. they have seen an increase of 25% over the amount of packages last year. they have the automated machines and and also if you are using these flat rate boxes, actually somebody coming by

tonight, john krasinski. from espn, chris fowler and kirk herbstreit. and music from seal. with cleto and the cletones. and now, get ready, here's jimmy >>> thank you, everybody. very nice. thank you for watching. thanks. a great time. you know we have weird morning here. all the schools in los angeles were closed today because someone -- they haven't figured out who yet -- sent the school system a threatening e-mail. they got a similar note in new york. they decided it was a hoax, the schools stayed open. here in l.a. we have so many implants we don't know the difference between real and fake anymore. more than 700,000 students were told not to come to school today which meant lot of our staff members had to bring their kids into the office. so since they were here we decided to put them to work. ictually had one of them write a joke for the monologue. and let's see what he came up with here. let's see. "star wars" is opening on friday. because they love to go to the moo-vies. [ cheers and applause ] i don't get it. cowk don't go to the movies. it doesn't make any sense at

marco rubio, jeb bush, carly fiorina and john kasich and rand paul and chris christie. donald trump is out in front in national polling. the poll of polls showing donald trump in first and ted cruz in second and marco rubio in third. you can see the margins there. some polls have it larger. including this one from monmouth university which shows trump at 41%. i think 27 points ahead of ted cruz. that was just one of many things that trump was bragging about in a raucous rally here in las vegas. cnn's sara murray inside the loud hall. sa sara. >> reporter: good morning, john. hours before the debate here in vegas, donald trump approached ted cruz with kid gloves. he could not help but mention a new monmouth university poll shows him leading 41% to ted cruz's 14%. >> i heard today when they announced the poll. 41 to 14. i like cruz. good guy. i heard here is how they announced. cruz surging. so what i heard, this was on television, cruz surging. i said i don't know. that sounds bad to me. coming up, cruz surging. then they say the monmouth poll was just done. cruz is surg

john kasich has nothing in iowa. bush and chrishristie are best positioned to stop marco rubio in iowa. is, none ofght now them. none of them have a clear advantage to catch up to rubio. i think all of them could, even john kasich, because marco rubio strength in terms of fundraising and paul standing are not impregnable. john: here's the real answer. none of them have any chance to have impact in iowa. rubio is going to be the dominant establishment player in iowa, in my judgment. he has no organization. mark: bush and christie do. john: you wandered into the truth. chris christie, because he has the momentum in new hampshire -- mark: chris christie has got to know scrutiny. the minute he does well, he will be hammered with negative ads. there's not a state for chris christie after new hampshire. --n: are you ready to clear to declare all three of them dead yet? mark: no, i'm not. john: our interview with the white house chief of staff and our conversation with senator rob portman from the capital. we will be back in exactly 60 se

plus $400 in promo cards. >> jimmy: we're back with john krasinski. chris fowler and kirk herbstreit will be here, along with seal. when did the prank start? >> four years ago. >> four years ago you broke into my home. >> yeah. >> pretty innocent. beyond. your producer called it be cubed. >> jimmy: be cubed. again. >> jimmy: last year it got a little bit crazy with my car. >> yeah. we took it u` a notch. >> jimmy: so this year -- >> it got ightening. >> jimmy: -- i was under the impress it was my turn to do something to you. >> this is my greatest joy about this year's prink is that realternate and i robbed you of the joy. i remember seeing your eyes like, that's really funny. i hate you. >> jimmy: yeah, well, because i knew you were coming. i was like, oh, we've got to do something to john when he was here. >> the night before you got here, oh, we can't wait to get john. she was like, totally. >> jimmy: and then -- >> mary told her about it. >> do you wawa any of t tse other topics? >> definitely need the topic. >> i'll just wave them? >> okay. >> ho, ho,

also up there is marco rubio, jeb bush, carly fiorina, chris christie, john kasich and rand paul. as we said, donald trump is out in front. way out in front in some cases in national polls. the cnn poll of polls shows him at 33%. ted cruz in second place. marco rubio in third. in some polls, as i said, trump holds an even bigger lead. including this from monmouth university. trump at 41%. 27 points ahead of his closest rival. that would be ted cruz. this is one of many things that trump was bragging about at the raucous rally in las vegas. cnn's sara murray inside that loud hall. >> reporter: good morning, john. hours before the cnn debate campaigning here in las vegas last night, donald trump approached ted cruz with kid gloves. he could not help but mention the poll shows him far ahead. leading 41% to ted cruz's 14%. >> i heard today when they announced the poll. 41 to 14. i like cruz. good guy. here's how they announced. cruz surging. so what i heard is, this was on television, cruz surging. i said i don't know. that's sounds bad to me. coming up, cruz surging. then they said t

john: you wandered into the truth. chrishristie, because he has the momentum in new hampshire -- mark: here is the thing about christie, he has no scrutiny. the minute he does well, he will be hammered with negative ads. there's not a state for chris christie after new hampshire. unless he comes out dominant. john: are you ready to declare all three of them dead yet? mark: no, i'm not. john: i am ready. next, our interview with the white house chief of staff and our conversation with senator rob portman from the capital. we will be back in exactly 60 seconds. ♪ mark: later in the program we will ask senator rob portman about how donald trump might affect his own election process. and the man behind ted cruz's biggest iowa endorsement. he tells us why he picked ted cruz. in just a moment, president obama's chief of staff joins us here on the white house lawn as soon as we come back from this commercial break. ♪ mark: joining us on the north lawn of the white house is the denis mcdonough for one of his rare television appearan

carol: meteorologist chris justus, in tonight for john. chris, we had a tornado threat in our part of the carolinas as well tonight. chris: we sure did. we did a tornado cut in from 7:15 until 8:00 tonight, taking you through the storm. it started in lake lure and moved over i-40. this, likely not a tornado, but it had signs of rotation. strong rotation here. if it touched down it was in rural areas. the national weather service will let residents take assessments of what their arere like. makes creek road, timber road, that community seeing the strongest rotation. it had very tight rotation. the red was wind going away from the radar, the green being the wind coming towards the camera. you can see the rotation. that is likely where the tornado was, if it did touchdown. looking at it from a side view, you can see the tight rotation they're just west of marion, north carolina. here is the confirmed tornado we know about. there is charlotte, there is monroe. south of monroe, right here along highway 207, a confirmed tornado. tonight, the torn

michael: meteorologist chris justus, in tonight for john. chris, more rain tomorrow? chris: one more day of warm temperatures and one more day of rain. it is starting to set up towards the west. the front that gave us the torrential, driving rain last night is over columbia. -- out to sea, we will get a lot of rainfall tomorrow. we'll have had flooding reports at home, landslides in the mountains, and because of the saturated soil and the rain tomorrow, we have a flood watch in effect until thursday at 7:00 a.m. let me's -- let me timeout the rain for you. rain free now, but by 4:00 a.m., scattered showers move in burien the rain will pick up as the day goes on. some showers will be heavy. a blanket of rain across anderson. by lunchtime, solid, driving rainfall. the yellows and reds indicate one-two inch rain rates per hour. very wet out there throughout the day. then it gets cold. the next eight hours in greenville, weibel stay dry -- we will stay dry. more on the forecast coming up. michael: in asheville, flooding, power outages, and several rescues. the rain overni

. >> you look at chris christie, john kasich, they have had to had executive authority and make decisions in their own states, and they have a much more nuances approach. a strong approach but a nuanced approach national security. the senators and the outsiders like trump and carson lack any nuance in terms of their approach and that resonates more with primary voters. the idea that to hell with nuance and political correctness i'm going to come down like a ton of bricks on anybody who threatens national security. the governors and their nuanced views are not getting anyone above 10% in the polls. >> that is unfortunate in the case. i'm still looking forward to voting in the next couple of months in iowa, that will change. governors like jeb bush and john kasich have had to deal with problems in their own communities and they understand bringing the community together to fight threats is the only way to succeed. what trump and others are talking about is dividing the community and repelling the very people we most need to help us in this fight which is muslim americans. >> vin we spoke a

chris is off. john berman joins us. great to have you with us.gin this morning with bill cosby, for the first time after decades of accusations on wednesday, the disgraced comedian faced sexual assault charges. the charges coming just before the statute of limitations would have expired. at least 50 women have accused cosby of drugging and assaulting them. >> cosby is free on bail. and back at home in his massachusetts home this morning. his lawyers say they're going to mount a vigorous defense. and claim that cosby is the victim of a political prosecution. what will all of this case mean for the other accusers? we're going to begin our coverage with cnn's jean casarez in elkins park, pennsylvania. jean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this is the courthouse that bill cosby walked into yesterday. there are certain moments of american courts that will never be forgot an. the arraignment of bill cosby is one of them. [ laughter ] >> reporter: once america's beloved tv dad, now disgraced comedian bill cosby arm in arm with his legal team, s

and the question is does somebody, it is marco rubio, chris christie, jeb bush, john kasich. ris christie has been making that argument along with others in new hampshire saying hello voters in new hampshire, help. >> you are amongst the most powerful people in the world because you're going to take this race from 13 candidates to four or five in six weeks. six weeks from tomorrow. new hampshire has got that power, authority and responsibility in your hands. >> he's absolutely right that the race will probably go from ten or 12 republican candidates down to four or five within a few days of new hampshire because of money. the question is, do we get a single establishment alternative to trump and crews or two or three that still benefits trump and cruz as we head south? >> i think iowa is like thunderdome two men enter one man leaves in terms of trump and cruz. right. trump set up expectations so high for himself by constantly talking how he's ahead in the polls and how he'll win iowa. a defeat there, if he's defeated by ted cruz, cruz becomes that grassroots evangelical candid

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i'm chris wragge. john will have that forecast in just a moment. first a new jersey scout master is recovering from bites and scratch marks after being dragged into a cave by a bear. the scouts did everything they could to save their scout master. eventually petronino was able to hit the bear with a hammer and get free. >>> a court appearance for the fiancee during a hudson river kayak trip. angelika graswald is charged with murder and manslaughter. graswald admitted tampering with his kayak. >>> police in brooklyn are looking for the suspect in the robbery of a livery cab driver. the driver picked the man up around 3 saturday afternoon at a motel on parsons boulevard. when the cab arrived the suspect ordered the driver to pull over and demanded cash. the man took the money and fled westbound down woodwine street. the what you're seeing are pretty clear images of that alleged perp. >>> hi everybody. we have some clouds in the city right now, and i should say over the city, and we'll see i think a mix of sun and clouds today emphasizing the clouds,

well, coming up, chris hens worth and john stay mos bearing his bott hello. and another hot man, you are >> they're so beautiful, they're so kid like together. >> yeah, we have all those hot peek at the making >>> bindi irwin showed off her trophy at the australia zoo with derrick is with her and we're >>> come on, i want to party. celebrating her birthday in epic >> absolutely. before that party got started, i got to talk to mr. tatum about his wife, baby and how can he be tasteful. three words? >> dangerous. >> hateful. >> hateful. danger. >> channing's role as a hateful person is a closely guarded secret. >> we have to talk about the what goes on? what do you do? >> we do onsies every year, the baby, jen and i are all in the i love them. they are dope. >> channing and jenna take their like her 35th birthday party on saturday with the insane guest list. adam and biati, ashton and and selena with niles lawrence. we know they can bust a move, but can they lip sync? >> you're going to do lipsync battle. that show is -- i'm addicted to it. >> i'm happy i got ou

carol: meteorologist chris justus is in for john tonight. michael: chris, more rain, more

michael: ok, chris, thanks. carol: john lyon has a look at the flood and the fallout in greenwood. >> and these are our shelter cots. john: the greenwood red cross opened a shelter this afternoon. >> i am scared. john: the nine-year-old watched. she was watching it turned the backyard into a lake, watching it creep closer and closer to her mobile home. >> i am waiting for it to go john: some did not wage. they turned to the red cross at the united methodist church in greenwood. >> they were glad to have a place of refuge to get away from the flood, because this has happened before. >> all of this blows down to the low spot, and they have never experienced this. more floods in one year down here. john: he owns the mobile home park, and he spent the afternoon checking for damage. they started returning to their homes, fearing that the water was slowly going down. >> it is going down. >> maybe six inches. it is definitely going down. john: they will remain on standby in case the water in the michael: and things in cherokee cou

john kasich will be in new hampshire. democrat hillary clinton also returns. once 2016 arrives, it' s a race to the finish. >> chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush, they will be here pretty much nonstop. they have staked their candidacies on new hampshire. mike: trump continues to succeed in polls in the gop campaign. political analyst dean' s billy his retail politics on social media instead of new hampshire streets, and he doesn' t expect that to change next month. stephanie: >> there is speculation he will engage in a little bit more retail politics, but what often happens in january is we get these big rallies. >> i think we have a lot of undecided voters. it is donald trump' s to lose. mike: there are other republicans who could sway independent voters. >> chris christie is doing well. marco rubio is another one to watch. mike: on the democratic ballot, a victory in iowa could give a new hampshire. >> bernie sanders is doing well, but he has to wrestle it away from hillary clinton. mike: in the coming weeks, voters can expect to see a spike in ads from the candidates. >> there is some question about non

carly fiorina and marco rubio along with chris christie and john kasich and jeb bush. reed: as the gop race for president heats up, leaders are cons candidates win a majority of delegates. marie: that could cause a so-called brokered convention, reportedly brought up behind closed doo among gop leaders. here is jeff barnes. jeff: donald trump's rise does not seem to be waving anytime soon. powerbrokers met in washington to discuss the possibility of a brokered convention if no one candidate can win a simple votes by june of 2016 when the final state primary contest ends. >> a big problem for a party is being divided. divided and losing republican party. jeff: it would only take place if the front runner could not get the required number of votes in a primary season. it is not therefore the party to undermine its top candidate. just because an anti-established contender is now the front-runner. >> those people will decide the nominee. that's it. bottom line. jeff: two contenders are skeptical it will be used to shut out an outsider, even if theye enough votes going into

the second candidates, marco rubio, jeb bush, maybe chris christie and john kasich. there is more support for a establishment candidate, but there are multiple candidates dividing the vote. because there are so many candidates, 25% might win the primary. adam: that has typically afflicted the antiestablishment candidate. let' s think about more -- one of the more establishment candidates. this chris christie seeing a bump? >> make a little bit. i think it is difficult to say endorsements from newspapers matter as much. it does not have the circulation it did. it does not put its editorials in its news coverage like it had in the past in 1980 with the came out hard for reagan against george h.w. bush. adam: on the democratic side, the bottom line is this is a tight race between sanders and clinton? >> i think so. historically, 35% has preferred the outsider candidate. we are seeing that again this time. this is a state that sanders could win. adam: which is a shock to a lot of people on the clinton side. a lot of the old hands say if you are a candidate running from a

it's 7:56 on this wednesday morning, i'm chris wragge. john will have the forecast in a moment. >>> but first, breaking news. video just in to the news room of the former police chief of suffolk county surrendering to federal authorities. james burke was seen being led into the fbi head quarters in handcuffs this morning. he will be arraigned ology on federal civil rights charges this morning. he is accused of assaulting a suspect who broke into his car in december of 2012 and obstructing the investigation. burke suddenly retired back in october. >>> and police are looking for the vehicle and the driver involved in a deadly hit-and- run in queens. police say the 17-year-old was struck and killed on northern boulevard near junction boulevard in jackson heights. family members say the teen was headed from a funeral around 11:15 last night. he was pronouncedded dead at police are looking for a black toyota camry that continued traveling westbound. >>> closing arguments continue in the corruption case of dean skelos and his son adam. the father an

bush and john kasich look at rubio and chris christie and think they are better. tally interesting. i did find it interesting to say -- you were asking specifically with respect to voters if there were things where you had to do -- where he felt he had to do a reset. he's been consistent and his consistency has earned him not that much in the sense that he is stalled right now. i wonder whether privately he is in fact thinking i need to do something a little different. he sort of tried to do that in the boulder debate, so maybe he's going back to his original plan, even though that is not working as well as it might. mark: his talk today was solid and good, but he did not light the room on fire with his talk the way chris christie did. he is running out of time. todoes have to find a way change the dynamic in new hampshire. john: it's not early anymore, it is getting late. mark: up next, brush up on your yiddish. we have the most pandering panderers appearing before the republican jewish coalition today in washington. ♪ john: in politics there is always as much suc

republicans jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie and john kasich will all be in the granite state today. democrat martin o' malley will today, following saturday' s democratic debate in nashua. randy: some politicians are trying to boost salvation army donations. governor charlie baker, house speaker robert deleo, and boston mayor marty walsh will all ringing at the famous red kettles. governor baker will ring the bell at the downtown crossing location today. state leaders want to help the salvation army boost donations, which are lower than expected this year. mayor walsh will take over the kettle tomorrow and speaker deleo on wednesday. a boost for drivers this morning. prices at the pump the lowest in six years. emily: why analysts say they' re dropping. a unique candle is becoming an internet sensation. the surprise you' ll find inside emily: nice to have you back with us. cindy: the gang' s all here. emily: did you bring any christmas weather with you? cindy: it is so unusual. see all the red squares? every single day but one, we' ve had above average high temperatures. when you av

i'm chris wragge. john will have your forecast in just a moment. first a commuter alert for drivers this morning, 90 minute delays on the george washington bridge after a tractor-trailer jackknifed on the eastbound side of the cross bronx expressway. the accident has cleared, but there are still residual delays, once again up to 90 minutes on the gwb. >>> in other news now, a gruesome scene in brooklyn after officers responding to a 9-1-1 call find a woman stabbed to death. it was inside this home in east flatbush on saturday where police say 46-year-old tecia kelly's body was discovered, the 33-year-old was charged with second degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon. >>> a queens man is facing grand larceny charges after police say he tried using another man's credit card to buy thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. investigators say 45-year-old michael graph went to a nordstrom store and tried charging more than $7000 to the victim's store account. police say he was caught by a nordstrom employee. earlier that day he spent nearly $