>> eva pilgrim with us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> next tonight, newly released body cam video causing outrage at this hour. cleveland police calling the city's ems to help a man who had been shot 16 times. but cleveland's ems reportedly refusing to come because they said the man ended up a few blocks over the border into the next town. tonight, that call is under investigation, and here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, ems officials in cleveland under fire after this disturbing video. police discovering a man shot 16 times. the officers call for an ambulance. >> you guys got ems coming? >> reporter: the victim was in his girlfriend's cleveland driveway when he was shot. he then managed to drive about a mile away, ending up in neighboring euclid. >> please, i feel lightheaded. >> you're okay. >> reporter: euclid ems was some distance away, so, cleveland police call their city's ems dispatch. but they refuse to send an ambulance because they were just outside city limits. >> they won't come because it's in

time's up co-founders eva longoria and america ferrera were plus ones for a cause. >> there is something inside. and, all the more reason to -- to get to work and try and make the changes that we know we need to make in our culture and our society. >> we have a deadline. >> i have daughters. i don't want this stuff happening. you're trying to make your dream happen. >> reporter: best actress nominee michelle williams arrived with me too movement founder tarana burke. >> i thought i would have to raise my daughter to learn how to protect and defend herself against the world. what i realized is that we can hand our daughters a different world. >> it's very, very beautiful and exciting. and saying the time is up. >> reporter: in the weeks leading up to the awards, gal gadot joined the other wonder women in hollywood to get the word out. so far, the movement has raised over $16 million to help victims of workplace harassment. have you been on the phone for the last three weeks calling everyone? >> yes. it's been like four, four -- we have four full-time jobs. three of them were time's up. >>

eva is with us live from boston tonight. we see the mound of snow behind you. schools are closed there again tomorrow? >> that's right, david, schools here will be closed again tomorrow. part of the reason are those sub zero temperatures that are on the backside of the storm. they'll get the snow off the roads overnight. they put it into mounds like this one. the reason for that, they don't want this snow to freeze on those roads and become an even bigger headache tomorrow. david. >> just a stunning sight tonight. we know new englanders are tough. eva, thanks to you >>> along the east coast, they've been battered by those fees winds and concerned over the power as well. victor oquendo is in asbury park. >> reporter: david, governor chris christie declaring a state of emergency throughout new jersey, all this snow creating dangerous conditions on the roads. the big concern is for the coastal counties. we're on the beach in asbury park, where the wind has been relentless all day, at times gusting near 50 miles per hour. >> the storm bringing air travel to a halt

eva, thanks. remember, your neighbors as we head into this weekend. temperatures as they plummet turning the hudson river and so many other rivers into ice. shutting down shipping channels where so much of the heating oil gets to where it needs to go. adrienne bankert reporting earlier. >> reporter: david, while out here on the freezing waters of the hudson, temperatures feel about 20 degrees colder than they actually are. the hudson river looks more like a jagged ice rink but small powerful vessel like this one can break through up to 3 feet of that ice providing a clear path for other ships like those carrying heating oil. something so many homes here in the northeast desperately need. especially this winter. david? >> thanks. >>> next the storm reeleavele a travel mess. take a look at new york's jfk. fire fighting equipped on the tarmac as an american airlines flight made an emergency landing because of an engine problem. here's linsey davis on that story tonight. >> reporter: tonight after the storm tens of thousands of passengers still stranded f

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eva pilgrim begins our dprofrco from there. >> reporter: a bomb cyclone unleashing its power. in massachusetts, hurricane-force wind gusts, and in scituate on the coast, some of the worst flooding in recent memory. homes and businesses inundated. >> you can see just how hard these waves are crashing against this sea wall. it's cra the roofs of these houses. [ sirens ] >> reporter: in boston, fire trucks driving through floodwaters. first responder ts making water rescues. this is flood waters coming out of the boston harbor. it's not even high tide yet. we've already had to move our cars twice. at one point, the water was as high as the hood of our suv. nearby, we spotted a man heading home from delivering food. what are you doing driving in this? the powerful storm dumping up to three inches of snow an hour in the region along with lightning and thunder. in manchester, new hampshire, this vehicle crashing into a nursing home. no one injured. anyone behind the wheel risking an accident. in new york. >> two buses just collided here. >> reporter: police busy using their vehicles

eva, thank you very much. >> thanks, eva. >>> we want to move to a guilty verdict for the man accused of killing former nfl player joe mcknight during a case of apparent road rage. >> ronald gasser has been convicted of manslaughter and he could face decades in prison, and kenneth moton is on the story from our washington bureau. kenneth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. prosecutors in the deadly case of road rage outside new orleans wanted a second degree murder conviction, but after days of testimony and hours of deliberations, the jury came back with a lesser but still serious charge. charge. overnight, the man who shot and killed nfl player joe mcknight convicted of manslaughter. >> i think the jury did a great job. they were very attentive and really paid attention and put a lot of work into this and we absolutely respect the verdict and the family is very happy with the verdict. >> reporter: the jury spent seven hours deliberating on friday before finding ronald gasser guilty. the 56-year-old claims self-defense in the deadly confrontation that happ

eva pilgrim is here and, eva, the fallout continues. >> reporter: good morning. this case may be over, but it is spurring a lot of real questions. larry nassar abused a staggering number of girls for more than 20 years under the guise of medical treatment. his victims now want to know who knew what, when and why no one stopped him. a sea of teal standing in support calling for change in the midst of the search for answers. [ chanting "no more silence" ] hundreds of michigan state students taking part in a demonstration overnight to support the more than 150 young girls, teens and college students sexually abused by larry nassar, the former u.s. gymnastics team doctor who also worked at the university. >> i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> reporter: their powerful statement rocking the organizations that gave him access to them. some of the women sitting down with abc news. >> it didn't have to be this way. >> reporter: the fallout piling up. friday the msu athletic director announced he's stepping down just days after the university's presid

and eva longoria, they were showing off those bumps. >> are you prepared?gain for another 18 to 20 years. >> i know. i know. >> since 1999. it's great. >> hoping to dump some of that off to my husband. >> reporter: with dresses cut down to there, halle, kate, and catherine zeta-jones all went sheer on the bottom. for a little extra wow. full princess skirts made a statement. from kelly clarkson to kendall jenner. our insider told us, kendall actually had a male attendant to carry her poof all night. >> i'm excited to be part of the solidarity movement. i'm excited everybody chose black because i look good in that color. i was like, please don't pick pink. >> would wonder woman wear black today? what would she say about what is going on? >> sure she would wear black. for sure. >> reporter: but of course, when you have one color you want to wear, these stars know it's all about the details. the feathers on angelina's cape. mandy moore's belt. mariah showing off her more than 25 pound weight loss in the mermaid gown. >> jessica rabbit moment. you look gorgeous

here's ab's eva pilgrim. let's ask basic questions. the sky is?world where nothing is as it seems. >> the sky is blue. >> 1 plus 1 is? >> 2. >> reporter: there is at least one truth we thought was indisputable. and the earth is? >> flat. >> flat. >> the earth is flat. >> my reality, my senses tell me that the earth is flat and stationary. >> reporter: or so i thought. for the people attending the first flat earth international conference here in carey, north carolina, their earth indisputably is not round. >> everybody here can agree on absolutely one thing, which is it is not a globe. >> reporter: for century, a flat earth was accepted as certainty until science and sailboats said otherwise. >> you never admit that there's one bigger than yourself. >> reporter: but it wasn't until 2015 when this guy posted his flat earth clues. >> part of a series of clues that help you get around both the design of the flat earth system we live in. >> you're kind of like the father of this movement. >> don't do that. >> reporter: you started it all. >> i did not

>> eva, thanks so much. >>> up next, we'll take you to the risky rescue on a dangerous highway. officers trying to free a dog underneath. what happens next. >>> and what we've now learned about tom brady's hand injury. will he play in the super bowl? stay with us. to severe crohn's . then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have

temperatures are about to plunge more than 30 degrees and here's eva pilgrim on the reaction crash. >> reporter: tonight both hands on the wheel for millions, this powerful winter storm bringing snow, ice, sleet, and rain. in indiana an icy glaze on everything including roads. troopers warning drivers to be careful and prepared. >> "have a full tank of gas, have some food in the car with you, have a charged cell phone." >> reporter: and on interstate 40 in carroll county tennessee the highway a tangled mess of vehicles and auto parts. walter kohler and his wife nearly killed after a chain reaction crash at least 40 cars and semi's piled up. >> my wife screamed and somebody hit us in the back, spun us out to the side here and then another semi truck that couldn't stop hit us in the front head on collision so we got hit in the front and the back so this pickup here that's your truck? that's my truck. >> reporter: overnight -- treacherous blizzard conditions from kansas to the dakotas to wisconsin. this car in missouri losing traction in fresh snow swerving across i- 29 doing a full 180,

ruining this entire lot of brand new cars. >> this dangerous driving continuing into the night and eva joins us live from jfk airport. affecting flights as well. >> reporter: that's right. nationwide more than 5,000 flights delayed. 1,000 canceled today. david. >> this storm on the move and bringing bone chilling cold and let's get to rob marciano life on new york's west side highway. we can see the fog behind you as well rob. >> reporter: yeah, it's bad. the warm side of the system bringing its own set of problems. you can't see the bridge behind me. look at the precip. it is huge. kentucky and tennessee and ohio, pittsburgh getting into the frozen precip and albany as well tonight. difference at midnight. 55 in new york. 18 in syracuse, raining through the morning and daytime tomorrow. boston could see flooding and temps fall below freezing and then we're back into the fridge on sunday. david. >> all these wild temperature swings continue. >>> next the deadly flu declared an epidemic across america. the cdc out revealing that the rate of hospitalized children under 5 years old has do

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here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: michigan state at t the at the center of sexual abuse scandals in the country. now facing new questions about how it handled sexual assaults by male athletes. >> reporter: the latest bombshell, an espn "outside the lines" investigation, found "a sexually hostile environment" inside the men's basketball and football programs. >> any accusations of my handling of any complaints of sexual assault individually are completely false. >> reporter: but espn reporting that the university's handling of those cases shows "a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression." overnight, hundreds of michigan state students dressed in teal calling for change. earlier this week, more than 150 female athletes spoke at the sentencing hearing for larry nassar, the former u.s. gymnastics team doctor who also worked at the university. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me hundreds of time. >> reporter: the msu athletic director stepping down, the university's president resigned. some of the victims say that the u

tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn to the new clues of a prominent billionaire couple found dead in the basement of their mansion. the high-profile killings rocking canada, with toronto police now saying it appears to be a double homicide. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the mystery deepening behind the double homicide of one of the world's richest couples. >> i believe that in the six weeks of review of the evidence that we've obtained that they were targeted. >> reporter: for the first time authorities now saying publicly billionaires honey and barry sherman were sought out and slain in their home. the two found hanged on the pool level of their sprawling $7 million mansion. >> the cause of death for both shermans was ligature neck compression. >> reporter: police revealing there was no forced entry to the property. the bodies reportedly discovered in december by a real estate agent preparing for an open house. authorities keeping a tight lid on any leads. >> we haven't developed any suspects. are with or a person is outstanding for this offense. >> reporter: an

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tom. >> eva pilgrim for us, thank you. >>> we're also following another breaking story tonight. gunmen storming an intercontinental hotel in kabul, afghanistan, shooting at guests. security guards in a shoot-out with the assailants. here's abc's jennifer eccleston. >> reporter: tonight, special forces battling armed attackers holed up inside kabul's intercontinental hotel in a siege of the afghan capital. four gunmen storming the luxury high-rise around 9:00 p.m., firing on security guards and then guests. dozens caught in the crossfire and reports of hostages. parts of the hotel on fire. afghan forces combing the hotel, killing two of the assailants, one a suicide bomber police say, the second terror attack on the hotel. in 2011, a taliban assault left 11 dead. kabul is a city on alert, after months of extremist violence. just two days ago, the u.s. embassy warned of possible attacks against hotels in afghanistan, advising americans to stay vigilant. the state department tonight says it's monitoring the situation and trying to determine if any u.s. citizens have been affected.

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cecelia. >> eva pilgrim, thank you. we want to turn next to michelle williams breaking her silence about that firestorm over paid equity. the oscar nominee paid just $1,000 while her male co-star made more than one million. tonight her response. abc's marci gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: tonight, michelle williams applauding co-star mark wahlberg for donating his reshoot fee after that major wage gap controversy. wahlberg, earning a million and a half dollars to reshoot scenes of the movie "all the money in the world" that originally included disgraced actor kevin spacey. >> how much would you pay to release your grandson? >> nothing. >> reporter: while williams did the same for just $80 a day, reportedly unaware of her co-star's earnings. >> i said not only would i, but i'll give you back my salary if that would help. >> reporter: williams now writing in a statement, "the most powerful men in charge, they listened and they acted. if we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice." wahlber

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here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight some passengers demanding answers after their vacationnightmare. their cruise ship sailed right into the path of that powerful bomb cyclone as it slammed the east coast with snow and whipping winds. >> we couldn't even imagine how horrible it was. >> reporter: "the norwegian breakaway" left port in the bahamas tuesday with about 4,000 people on board. by wednesday this is what passengers were facing. the wind howling, powerful gusts and huge waves rocking the ship, some water pouring in. >> you never want to be on a cruise ship and the water is coming onto the boat. >> reporter: norwegian apologized to guests saying the ship encountered stronger than forecasted weather conditions. but meteorologists were predicting hurricane-force winds when the ship took off from the bahamas on tuesday. >> all the way up the coast, charleston and wilmington included there. it's an ocean storm. >> reporter: inside the ship anything not tied down tossed back and forth. the ship finally making it to new york on friday. the arrival delayed several hours. nor

good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. bernstein was home for winter break getting ready to go back to college when he disappeared. the search for the missing teen turned into a homicide investigation this week when investigators found his body after a grueling several days for his family. this morning, some answers and an arrest. a former high school classmate of a missing ivy league student is waking up behind bars. authorities in orange county, california, arresting samuel woodward on suspicion of homicide in the death of blaze bernstein. >> based on the condition of the body at the scene, the investigation evolved from a missing person case to a homicide investigation. >> reporter: bernstein's family reported him missing january 3rd after he missed a dentist appointment and wasn't answering calls. blaze was last seen leaving his parents' house the night before with a friend. investigators say that friend was 20-year-old samuel woodward. >> our investigators believe woodward picked up blaze at his residence in foot hill

eva, thank you. as we mentioned earlier, rob will have an update on when things might warm up. >> yes. >> he didn't want to answer that question. >> he was really dodging it. >> suspicious. >>> we want to move to the breaking news overnight. there was an extremely close call on the tarmac with passengers having to evacuate in this frigid weather. >> harrowing video, two planes clipping wings on the runway. a fire breaking out. abc's erielle reshef is here in studio with more. erielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, paula and dan. witnesses say the westjet flight had just landed from cancun and was taxiing to the gate when it suddenly was struck by another aircraft. the frightening aftermath caught on camera. panic on a toronto tarmac as two planes collide turning the tail of this sunwing jet into a ball of flames. >> responding bravo 12 for an aircraft on fire. >> reporter: stephen belford capturing this dramatic cell phone video just after that empty aircraft clipped this wes

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eva pilgrim with the latest. >> reporter: this morning some calling it chaos passengers stranded inside terminals and on tarmacs. jfk in new york wary travel are waiting for hours to deplane. inside huge crowds. airports across the u.s. struggling to recover from the east coast storm. >> it's 0 got to be a lot of snow to close the airport down. >> reporter: charleston, south carolina the airport expects to reopen today. officials shutting it down for lack of snow snow removal equipment. on the ground residents assessing the damage. >> that was the water line. >> reporter: in massachusetts storm surge adding insult to injury cascading on the streets and into basements. officials say this was the highest tide ever recorded in boston. >> if anyone wants to question global warming see where the flood zones are they didn't flood 30 years ago. >> reporter: the charles rivera blank of snow and ice. cars in driveways destroyed. crews racing to clear roads trying to figure out what to do with all the snow. >> where do you put it? we'll do removal operations with our snow blower, you can only plo

raised thirty million dollars and that figure is sure to rise actresses such as reese witherspoon and eva longoria launched their appeal in the new york times and in an open letter there are also demanding tough penalties for companies that tolerate all downplay harassment alongside top actresses are well known producers and lawyers together they are fighting against sexual harassment and shocking statistics like these one in three women between the ages of eighteen and thirty four has been sexually molested in the workplace and in low paid jobs sexual harassment is even more likely times ups first action came two weeks ago when they brought lawyer need to hear longboard. hill is a pioneer of the movement twenty six years ago in the sensational testimony before the u.s. senate she accused to preen court justice nominee clarence thomas of sexual harassment after that she began raising money for victims. time's up comes hard on the heels of the me two campaign but goes further while me to brought the problem to light time's up is campaigning for firm action against sexual harassment and to