she and clayton entered her room. clayton said they were fighting about cheating.what was she saying? >> she's like, she's like, "i saw a picture on your phone," way back, you know, november of last year or something. >> yeah. >> and, you know, it'll be a picture of my, my sister, for god's sake. >> reporter: then, he told the cops, she got physical. >> she started pushing me and pushing me and pushing me. she kept doing it, and -- >> was she saying anything when she was pushing you? >> the same stuff, you know. >> reporter: but the investigator pointed out clayton was a strong guy. alex was tiny. >> you didn't feel threatened by alex tonight, it was more than that right? >> i don't even know what it was. >> don't know how to explain it? >> i don't know if it was my temper, or just her hitting me in general, or pushing me and stuff. >> but you're not hurt, right? >> no. >> she didn't hurt you at all, right? >> no. >> reporter: he told the cops he asked her to stop. but, he said, she wouldn't. and when he offered to leave, he said, she told him to stay. and then thi

she and clayton entered her room. clayton said they were fighting about cheating. "old stuff" he called it. >> what was she saying? >> she's like, she's like, "i saw a picture on your phone," way back, you know, november of last year or something. >> yeah. >> and, you know, it'll be a picture of my, my sister, for god's sake. >> reporter: then, he told the cops, she got physical. >> she started pushing me and pushing me and pushing me. she kept doing it, and -- >> was she saying anything when she was pushing you? >> the same stuff, you know. >> reporter: but the alex was tiny. >> you didn't feel threatened by alex tonight, it was more than that right? >> i don't even know what it was. >> don't know how to explain it? >> i don't know if it was my temper, or just her hitting me in general, or pushing me and stuff. >> but you're not hurt, right? >> no. >> she didn't hurt you at all, right? >> no. >> reporter: he told the cops he asked her to stop. but, he said, she wouldn't. and when he offered to leave, he said, she told him to stay. and then this. >> all of a sudden

amy: clayton thomas mueller, we're speaking to you from ottawa, canada.about the role of first nations and fighting keystone xl, how long you have been doing this, how you organized. >> absolutely. first of all, big shout out to president obama for rejecting the keystone xl pipeline and demonstrating true climate leadership. the issue of the keystone xl pipeline and of course it being thebiggest carbon bomb on planet, the canadian tar sands, this issue of tar sands expansion has been an issue for decades here for frontline first nations communities living with this huge development in the midst of their traditional territories. it has been a fundamental treaty rights issue, a fundamental human rights issue because of the direct impacts that people have been facing. the keystone xl campaign, of course, became the lightning rod of u.s. environmental movement. due in large part to the organizing efforts of first nations leadership who traveled along the proposed right-of-way of the keystone xl, talking to landowners, talking to native american leadership, ta

clayton is in. >> good morning, clayton. >> nice to see you. >> are you superstitious. >> i'm not superstitious. for the last 25 minutes i've been trying to print my notes. for 20 years, i've never been able to print my notes. >> did you notice the light is off in the bathroom. it's not working in the bathroom. >> the printer. >> i couldn't even send it. >> took the light bulb out of the bathroom. >> anybody can do it. lights or notes. >>> thanks for joining us thon friday. you heard the news at the top of the program. it is a fox news alert. >> the brutal and ruthless isis militant, jihad john likely killed by a direct hit from a u.s. drone strike in the country of syria. fox news correspondent garrett tenney is live with more. >> garrett what, can you tell us? >> reporter: brian, the pentagon isn't saying that he was killed in this drone strike until they have confirmation. a u.s. senior u.s. defense official tells us that they're 99% sure that the strike killed the isis front man. while they were moving around town meeting with other people thursday, a drone was tracking him. trying to get a

serious thing over in new jersey, the clayton school board member and former mayor, jeff radio, still on the ballot today, up for reelection. remember he was the man found dead on the beach in strat the mere a week ago today at his funeral yesterday, many people showed up to pay their respects and they will be showing more respect today, because they expect high motor turnout in that gloucester county town to reelect him as an honor as investigation continues. a lot of people think this was no accident and that the state police is still keeping mum on that case. >> a lot of people believe

radio severed as clayton's mayor from 2009 to 2012. his funeral is in clayton starting at noon today. >> all right, want to talk business news right now, it is new month, but will the trends continue on wall street? money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, that and more for us, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. see if the markets can keep up october's momentum. actually the best month for stocks in four years. on friday though it was a down day, dow fell 92 points, nasdaq fell 20, this week investors waiting for friday's government jobs report that will be for the month of october, and media companies will be reporting their recent earnings. well, the thirds enrollment period for obama care is now underway. a lot of people are getting hit with sticker shock. premiums going up average 7.5%. but could be much higher than that depending on where you live. analysts say market consolidation and rising drug prices are partly to blame. >> and, those annoying robo calls. they could soon be coming to yo

fort dodge police say mosley is wanted in the shooting of 25-year-old damal clayton. around 2:00 friday morning, clayton was found with multiple gunshot wounds near sneakers eatery and pub. he's in serious but stable condition this morning at a des the hawkeyes made history last night in lincoln. the boys in gold and black taking home the heroes trophy. after a 28-20 win over nebraska. 12 wins on the season, zero losses, and a shot at the college football playoffs. but there's no rest for the wicked. the hawks have the big 10 championship game a week from today. the kcci sports team will be in indianapolis for that game. we will have a live pre-game hour long special friday, december 4 at 8:00 right here on kcci. a state trooper from waukee and a nurse from ankeny were recognized for their heroism at the iowa-nebraska game in lincoln friday. back on april 26, trooper tracy bohlen and nurse jane mccurdy helped patrick roark who was having a seizure while driving down interstate 35. you are watching dash cam video. bohlen, mccurdy, and their families were guests at the

>> no, i think he's a sick person. >> and clayton sandell live with us. we saw the images where we lived, with so few people around him. were there no warning signs? >> reporter: david, we talked to several of dear's neighbors who told us, he was a little strange but mostly kept to himself. in the meantime, sources tell us they are now working to trace all of those guns to make sure they were obtained legally. david? >> clayton sandell on this story thank you. >>> we move on now to two major the first one deadly. at least 14 dead. and the new system hitting at this hour. then moving east. several states under winter storm alerts already. in kansas city, look at this. a treacherous ride home. pounds rain there. in omaha, cars spunning out. snowplows out in force. and ice storms snapping power lines in kansas. up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree li

>> clayton sandell on this story for us tonight. thank you. >>> we move on now to two major storms tonight. the first one debdly. at least 14 dead. and the new system hitting at this hour. then moving east. several states under winter storm alerts already. in kansas city, look at this. a treacherous ride home. pounds rain there. in omaha, cars spunning out. snowplows out in force. and ice storms snapping power lines in kansas. up to a foot of snow coming in some places. meteorologist rob marciano is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tononht, a white knuckle ride home in the upper midwest. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. in kansas, tree limbs crashing right through vehicles. this storm coming on the heels of an icy mess that killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declaring a state of emergency in all 77 counties. >> oh, wow! reporter: street lights exploding in el reno. more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. in bethany, oklahoma, an 80 foot pecan tree landed on len kapparo's h

>> clayton sandell with us tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the new and important health warning about a type of seafood. >>> and perhaps america's favorite girl scout cookies, the thin mints, some of you will debate that. but this year, how much they will cost? and it got our attention in some places. every room. how are they always one step ahead of us? well, because their technology is far superior. or because they have someone on the inside. is that right, gil? sir, i would never... he's with them! he's wearing a wire. take off his shirt! take off his shirt! oh! ah! alright, i'm putting you in charge of the holiday party. (vo) get rid of cable and upgrade to directv. call 1-800-directv. every insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who've supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why (dog) mmmmm. beneful, look at that,

>> clayton sandell, bearing the elements tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano with the track of this thing. >> reporter: david, a strong jet stream continues to power those winds. getting into the upper midwest and the high plains here. wind gusts will get to near 60 miles an hour and sustained 30 to 40, so, that will be bringing down power lines potentially. across parts of the panhandle and georgia today, a couple of tornadoes reported. strong storms through atlanta tonight. they diminish overnight and get into the carolinas. increasing towards the northeast and the i-95 corridor by tomorrow night, right during the rush, looks to be a wet one. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the murder mystery. news this evening about the pastor's pregnant wife, found shot in their own home. >>> and the new video here this control. the driver who simply says he couldn't stop. whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... or, as we say at insurance company, go long. of cour

clayton sandell, abc news, in douglas county, colorado. >> our thanks to clayton.impressive pictures there. and that massive system drenching a dozen states right now. >> take a look at this radar. heavy rain falling across the great lakes region. stretching all the way down into the deep south. so exactly where is it headed today? let's check with accuweather's cam tran. good morning, cam. >> good morning, reena and kendis. we're looking at howling winds across the great lakes region where we could see wind gusts of 60 miles per hour near the lakes. further out we'll see wind gusts of up to 40 and then those gusty winds will move over the mid-atlantic states on friday. we're also looking at widespread rainfall across the great lakes region as well with the heaviest parked over the northern lakes. this frontal system will also bring in widespread showers across the northeast. don't forget the rain gear before you head out the door. reena and kendis, back to you. >> our thanks to cam there at accuweather. >>> a major hospital in san francisco forced into a lockdown

your guy, adam clayton powell, coined the phrase "black power." stokely car michael and brown ran with it. so they were trying to draw some synergy between the confluence of facts. >> right. >> do you think that the white house set up this game, put more pressure on the other senators, including the democrats on the committee? >> yes. one thing that the white house did, they got word out to voters, if you love thurgood marshall, write your senator, start writing letters. write letters to the white house. people started flooding the white house with wonderful letters. now, some of the letters were hateful but a good many of them that were very poignant. >> well, the justice served on the bench from 1967 to 1991. based on all that you gleaned from your very extensive research, do you think he enjoyed his time on the bench as much as he enjoyed his time as an advocate? >> okay. well, i think that's a good question because i have -- just got the motion we have to wrap up for the book signing. i think that thurgood marshall knew how important it was to

in counties that have casinos have shared millions of dollars from gambling revenue, but those in clayton county have not been so lucky. coming up, how a new deel between the lalay luck casino and the casino's license holder will change that. and here's another live look at traffic, this time at i-380 and gilbertville road in waterloo. many iowans are heading out for thanksgiving trips, possibly trying to beat here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon as we approach thanksgiving ovens will be heating up inssde as rain falls outside. overniggt and tomorrow lok for showers with areas of patchy fog. rainfall totals of to 1" look common with higher totals possible. high`temperatures range from the middle 40s across the north to the middle 50s near as the rain tapers off friday morning, a blust

clayton ridge schools are closed today and tomorrow due to a water main repair. and howard-winn is delayed two hours that's because part of cresco has no power. storm track seven meteorologist is here now with your storm track seven forecast. another ild morning with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. we have winds mostly at 5 to 15 mph from the southeast.. a few showers are tracking through western iowa, but we are seeing a mix of clouds and clear especially this aftftrnoon and evening. we have one more day with temps in the 60s, but today region. that brings cooler we have a couple school closings to klet you know about this morning. clayton ridge schools are closed today and tomorrow due to a water main repair. and howard-winn is delayed two hours that's because part of cresco has no power. morning...we're not there yet but winter weather isn't that far off. today is winter weather awareness day... we've got some tips for you to storm track seven's amanda gilbert joins us live in waterloo with those tips. thats right jerry- as much as i hate to admit it.... w

there officers found damal clayton shot several times. he is listed in serious condition. police are now looking for the man they say shot clayton.... 22 - year -old toree ashton mosely. he is dangerous. if you have any information contact police. at least eight people and four police officers are injured after a shooting incident near a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. officials say the gunman is inside the facility, and now officers are exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the shopping center where the clinic is located was placed on lockdown early this afternoon. investigators could not confirm if there are any fatalities or if any hostages are being held inside the area. "we have an unknown number of civilians, we are still working through this situation. we do not have the shooter at this point but we do have all of our resources brought to bear." officials are unsure if the planned parenthood was the target of the shooting. it is day four of protests in chicago. unrest remains after the release of police dash cam video -- showing a white police officer

there a bunch around alamo and walnut creek and clayton and concord. 33 and 38. denville 37, 40s for antioch, there is a breeze out there, to the north, frost and freeze warning, mendocino county, probably tomorrow morning, too much of a breeze right now, that cold air is in place as our system moves out. northwest, north, northwest, north, 13, oakland airport, north at mountain view, i think you understand west at 16, san jose is pretty cold. 86, 56, 58, coldest water temps we've seen in a long time. not going to warm up anytime soon. 34 ukiah, 33 arcata, 19 in truckee, 17 south lake tahoe, blue canyon at 25. lows are called. the girls our system, pretty good snow producer. good rain in the north bay. fair weather friend going forward. breezy to windy, high-class spilling over the ridge. temperatures or 60s. -- it's going to be a rather cool day even though it will be sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures will plunge tonight, especially in wind protected areas, some critical minimums on tuesday and wednesday morning. it does look warmer as we go to the end of the

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> very sad trend there. >>> coming up, the beautiful story of a girliend. >> they're incredible bond and how this great dane is helping her walk. you're watching "world news now." now." >>> "world news now" continu >>> well, anyone who grew up with a dog knows about the special bond between a child and their loyal pal. >> absolutely. and the young girl you're about to meet knows that just about better than anyone else. always having a best friend to lean on. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: meet bella and george. bella is 11 in the fifth grade, 43 pounds. george a great dane 131 pounds. >> i acts smaller than he is. >> bella was diagnosed when she was just 2 1/2 with a rare genetic disease that attacks the bones. there is no cure. before george, she relied on crutches or a wheelchair. but this year that all changed because bella met george at the service dog projecting in ipswich, massachusetts, the connection immediate. since getting george, bella has put away her crutches. he helps her get from class to class on her own. she gets to her desk and

jesse da silva and clayton decker were both survivors, as well as william libel, officer larry, trucke was another survivor. hank flanagan and of course captain o'kane and pete and floyd cavalry were all survivors from the sinking boat. most of the german lived well into their -- gentleman lived well into their later years. of october 6, 2015, there is only one survivor tang, william libel -- libold. in later years, he became close with his captain, who died in 1994. this is the battle flag of the uss tang. they took on the role of pirates of the pacific. each crew developed their own bravado, their own personality, and a lot of crews designed battle flags. and the battle flags were a tribute to american submarines in the war and they are fascinating, because each one is based off crew designs, they were not authorized by the navy or anything like that. this one is if a simile of the isg's, it is strange that the japanese flag. the original story, with the crew members did, they took the japanese flag and one crew man painted a black panther bursting through the japanese flag, theuse t

fort dodge police say mosley is wanted in the shooting of 25-year-old damal clayton. around 2:00 this morning, clayton was found with multiple gunshot wounds near sneaker's eatery and pub. he's in serious condition tonight at a des moines hospital. and mid-american energy wants customers who had their old appliances recycled, but never received a rebate, to give them a call immediately. jaco evironmental, the company mid-american contracted to do the recycling, suddenly went out of business. that means many customers who recycled old refrigerators, air conditioners, and other appliances have not received the rebates they were promised under the recycling program. mid-american energy says customers who are still awaiting for rebate checks, or received checks that bounced, should call . that number is 1-888-427-5632. an iowa judge recommends throwing out one of the contracts awarded to a private company set to take over the state's medicaid program this january. the judge ruled wednesday that iowa should reverse its contract with wellcare, out of florida. he says wellca

group one playoffs, clayton hosted no. 5, their first home playoff game in 20 years. clayton comes away with it with at 16-12. >>> yeah, group three action, taking on no. 8, sterling. they had a great season, charles walker into the end zone, delsea wins 45-7. no. 5, washington township, the quarterbacking for a room on the roll out, fires down field, but right into the hands of williamtown. they shut out washington township 21-0. time for skylights. first round, top speed looking to come from behind. doing his part, a pitch pitch and catch to hahn. the game is tied at 21, east wins 35-28. the fourth string takes on no. 13, trying to get on the board, getting all the way to the 29, but gibson wins, 31-16. playoffs, no. 6 against no. 3. dayton doctor fires, and they are there for the inc. they roll over poftsgrove 20-7. class 2a finals, the hand to brown, and brown does what he does. into the end zone for six. delval wins. >>> academy park hosts springfield. defensive heavy right, the inc, and the team needed it. they win by a touchdown. 14-7. cat lick league 4a semis,

fort dodge police say mosley is wanted in the shooting of 25-year-old damal clayton. around 2:00 friday morning, clayton was found with multiple gunshot wounds near sneaker's eatery and pub. he's in serious but stable condition at a des moines hospital. lots of iowan's will be out scoring deals this weekend. experts say at least 136 million americans will go shopping this long holiday weekend. and new numbers show a fall in season. sales fell 10% to 10.4 billion, down from $11.6 billion in 2014. the reason? an increase in online shopping, as americans hunt down bargains on their smartphones and computers. well, after a thanksgiving weekend of shopping at big box stores, it's now small business' turn. kcci's jason rantala is live with the impact it had on valley junction. jason: it's the sixth year for small business saturday, the shopping holiday started by american express back in 2010. shoppers took over valley junction today. some for the very first time. >> thank you, yeah! jason: plenty of love for small business saturday. >> lots of honks. jason: not just from p

. >> reporter: good morning, anna, clayton and peter., i am just outside santaland in the mall of america. if there are any naughty shoppers, they'll be out of luck. it's pretty tame right now. most of them opening at 5:00 or 6:00 yesterday. we're just about at the 12-hour mark for shoppers. according to the national retail federation, stores all over the country are expecting to see close to 136 million shoppers in stores and online this weekend. the senior vice president of business development and marketing for the mall says like past years, folks are shopping for electronics. they're also shopping for comfort ware like will ylululem star wars. >> another trend this season, we've got a lot last year when the retailers talk about how early we all get. buy a little something for ourselves while we're shopping. we're seeing a lot of that self-gifting as well. >> reporter: some 40 million visitors at the mall. this is one of their busiest weekends. we expect the next big wave of shoppers to show up in about two hours or so and continue th

police then contacted authorities in texas who tracked the threats to clayton cansler. police noted cansler lived near a mosque and subsequently arrested him. >>> happening now, airport workers at philadelphia international are protesting tonight calling for an increase in minimum wages and benefits. the workers who include baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants and cabin cleaners walked off the job around 10:30 tonight. a union spokesperson says the group is pushing for an increase in the minimum wage rates to $15 an hour. philadelphia counselwoman sanchez says while wage improvements have been made, more work still needs to be done. >> philadelphia cannot have a first-class international airport where workers are not treated with respect and dignity. >> a representative from philadelphia international says they are prepared to assist the airlines to make sure passenger needs are met throughout the work stoppage. ♪ >>> a community's prayers for a missing college student. tonight, dozens showed up at a synagogue in abington. >> they were there to support jacob marberge

he is wanted for the shooting of 25-year-old dumb all clayton. he was found with multiple gunshot words near sneakers eatery and pub. he's in serious condition this morning at a des moines hospital. how about them hawks? the hawkeyes put the stamp on a perfect, undefeated regular season last night. the boys in gold and black beat nebraska 28-20, giving them 12 wins on the season, zero losses. the team hasn't gone undefeated in almost 100 years. last time was 1922, with nine wins. the hawks have the big 10 championship game a week from today. the kcci sports team will be all over it. the game is indianapolis dec. 5. do not forget to tune in for an hour-long broadcast on december 4 at 8:00 p.m. right here on kcci. for every iowa fan at the game in lincoln, there were thousands more watching on television here in central iowa. kcci's vanessa peng was out and about talking to fans during the game. here is what they had to say. >> iowa all the way, like, if you support your team, it's all or nothing so we're here to win. >> i'm excited they've gone th

more now from abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the weather threat is not taking a holiday. snowing on busy california highways, dust storms blinding drivers in salt lake city. thanksgiving storms are bringing big helpings of ice and water. a winter mess of snow and sleet from the great lakes to the plains. california and oregon have more than a foot of snow in some places, along with crashes and spinouts. >> it is so dangerous out here. you really want to get your chains on so you can make, you know, the safest drive up there. >> reporter: in washington state, giant waves. winds knocking out power to 50,000. this falling tree nearly killed heather adams. >> i could see the tree coming. two seconds later, i might not be here. >> reporter: in colorado, the chowdhury family is leaving early. >> we just want to be -- not have to be on the roads if we don't have to. >> reporter: to beat the storm on their 12-hour drive from denver to dallas. the big concern now is freezing drizzle that forecasters say could you coat the highways in a dangerous layer of black ice from here in col

clayton sandell, abc news, jefferson county, colorado. >>> and a nasty surf system is barrelling fromhe southeast to the northeast. >> and it's bringing gusty winds, downpours and travel delays to millions. here's molly cochran at accuweather. good morning. >> good morning, kendis and reena. it's going to be a thursday soaker for the northeast. afternoon showers going to be spreading into new york city and philadelphia, add in some gusty winds. i would be surprised if we didn't have some flight delays for thursday afternoon. speaking of some gusty winds, that's going to be taking shape across the great lakes. some of those wind gusts between 35 to 55 miles per hour. and then the talk of the town is the next chance for some snow. moving from sioux falls to chicago. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to molly. here's a little something to warm us all up. it is a type of vodka anyo thinking of trying is actually told to use extreme caution. it's 500,000 scovilles naga chilli vodka. >> look how fancy you are. you got that one right. it's apparently made with ghost chillies and s

when officers got there, they found 25-year-old damal clayton in a back parking lot. he was shot several times. clayton is now at unity point hospital in serious condition. 22-year old torre mosley has been arrested for his involvement in the shooting. he's charged with attempted murder as well as several other charges. the man accused of hitting and killing a popular metro cyclist is set to be in court soon... jonathan leyva is charged with homicide by o-w-i and driving with a suspended license... police say his blood alcohol content was nearly three times the legal limit when he hit biker wade franck along grand avenue. franck was riding ride at the time. leyva plead not guilty back in september. his trial is set to begin monday. also in court monday... the former city clerk charged with torching a city hall to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars in theft ... dorothy dillinger is facing five counts of mail fraud... and one count of malicious use of fire. investigators say she spent nearly 300 thousand dollars using a city credit card... then torched city hall to

clayton sandell, abc news, laporte, texas. >> somebody turned the air-conditioner on super high. snow is falling in higher elevations in california. >> trying to get you prepared for winter. >> i don't like cold and snow. >> snow finally making an impact on the sierra nevada. a few inches fell yesterday and more is expected in the ski resores today. molly cook rab continues our coverage. good morning. >> good morning, kendis and reena. unsettles tez continues for tuesday. we're looking at rain and snow to continue, coming along with it are powerful winds. salt lake city to las vegas, definitely could cause a few flight plans to be hindered. wind gusts to get near 40 to 55 miles per hour. here's a look at our snowfall total map through wednesday. any of the dark blue shades indicate 6 to 12 inches of snow mainly above 6,000 feet and also mainly on nonpaved surfaces. this disturbance continues to shift eastward. hard hit texas round after round of rain coming in and that's going to be coming back out to play for thursday and friday. kendis and reena, back to you. >> molly, thank yo

fort dodge police say mosley is wanted in the shooting of 25-year-old damal clayton. around 2:00 friday morning, clayton was found with multiple gunshot wounds, near sneaker's eatery and pub. he's in serious but stable condition at a des moines hospital tonight. tonight, in commitment 2016 news, republican presidential candidate donald trump defends himself against allegations he mocked a reporter with a disability. here is the video. earlier this week, trump appeared to have mocked the reporter during a speech. his actions prompted an advocacy group to offer trump sensitivity training. at a rally today in sarasota, florida, trump says he was not making fun of anybody. donald: i would never mock a person that has difficulty. i would never do that. do it. [applause] i would never do it. i would never do it. todd: trump also bragged about his standing in polls, and dismissed two rivals who are from florida -- marco rubio and , of course, jeb bush. gop hopeful ben carson is in the middle east. the presidential candidate is in jordan on a fact-finding mission, visiting re

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> what happened to chewbacca? where's chewbacca? >> he kind of lives. that bear just really fits with the whole chewbacca theme. december 18th. how exciting. it looks really, really cool. >> i'd love to play chewbacca's love interest. >> awkward. i'm still here. tt2w`t+o m4: bt@qj9h tt2w`t+o m4: "a@qz5, tt2w`t+o m4: bm@qq> tt4w`t+o m4:" dztq n\p tt4w`t+o m4:" entq >x0 tt4w`t+o m4:" gzt& '_h tt4w`t+o m4:" hnt& 7q$ tt4w`t+o m4:" iztq ]8\ tt4w`t+o m4:" jntq oh< >>> good >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." intense scrutiny for egypt's sharm el-sheikh airport as more experts point to a bomb as a the likely cause of the russian jetliner crash. security lapses are exposed and new details on what isis was saying before and after the plane went down. >>> two major train derailments in wisconsin have triggered evacuations. 13 cars jumped their tracks in watertown, leaking hundreds of gallons of crude oil. and in alma, 32 cars derailed, leak

okay, clayton, thank you. so, let's track that thanksgiving storm. more. what can you tell us? >> let's start at the map. you have to see the winter storm warnings, advisories, watches. and an ice storm warning in the texas panhandle. ice. that adds up on power lines, not just roadways. timing it out for you. happens. eating dinner at 6:00, that's when you get the three to six inches there. look at the icy mess, from panhandle. friday morning. i think those folks that are traveling i-35 could run into flash flooding. i'll leave you the look at how >> okay, ginger, thank you so much. >>> we want to turn now to chicago, a city shaken after that explosive new dash cam video. 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, an african-american, walking down the middle of the road. you see him there. he was armed with a knife. police moving in, weapons drawn, one officer unloading 16 rounds in 15 seconds. tonight, that officer, you see him there, was still in uniform, despite at least 20 previous complaints. now charged with first degree murder. tensions running high in chicago overnight. protesters st