he says he wants to represent himself during sentencing and felicia says she's plans to testify again. >> gabe, thank you. >>> there's new fall-out tonight from a massive hack against yahoo. private information from over a billion people stolen. the largest ever breach of its kind that has a lot of americans concerned. but experts say if you think you might have been affected, don't delete your account. nbc's miguel almaguer explains what you should do and what's at stake. >> reporter: with the fbi investigating the hack that compromised the private information of one billion yahoo users, tonight the white house can't address the scope of vulnerable material now in the hands of cyber criminals. we know names, dates of birth, even security questions have been exposed, but more may have been lost. experts say at least 150,000 government and military employees are also among the victims. the 2013 breach disclosed wednesday wasn't even discovered by yahoo. >> the fact that an outside party had to come in and explain to them what had happened, is not great for yahoo and sort of underscores

>> back to chicago, like, bye felicia. >> reporter: abc news, honolulu, hawaii. >> my favoriivorite partgrand out. >> and, of course, the obamas are going to stick around for at least another year. >> they bout a house in georgetown. >> waiting for their daughter to graduate. >> indeed. all right. >>> it is called the most awkward seven minutes you've ever, ever experienced. the show. >> we love awkward on this show. >> but it's actually an interview with a legend that you have to see. >> and fantasy football's ending, so we have another fantasy season for you. the skinny is next. >>> "world news now" >>> all right, skinny time on tuesday, and this is awesome. we start with what must be the most awkward celebrity interview in a long, long time starring jerry lewis. >> the legendary funny man is 90 years old, one of ten interview subjects sought out by a hollywood reporter. all of them in their 90s and still working in show business. >> so lewis was interviewed in his home in las vegas maintaining his reputation of just being, well, unhelpful in interviews. >> do you have a favorite story

.>> reporter: with only three days until christmas, felicia sellers is busy getting presents under thee. it's the story of how they got there that she will always remember. >> i went to walmart around nine to get my layaway. she said, years has been paid for. yours +25 others. i am like, what do you mean? it wasn't registering. my mouth literally dropped to the counter. i am going to cry. she had the biggest smile on her face. walked off, went got my box. i was just bawling. >> reporter: one of santa's elves stopped in this walmart. thanks to the anonymous giver, 26 holidays were made brighter.>> that's amazing. that's awesome to see something, somebody doing something so nice for somebody that they don't even know.>> reporter: felicia posted her story on facebook. the post went viral. more than 100 comments and 1400 reactions. felicia says she just hopes the good samaritan sees it. >> christmas, i think this time of year brings out the good in people. there are good people left out in this crazy world.>> reporter: a board game, a nerf gun, and videogame wait under the tree for felicia

felicia lund.promised to her, this marriage. >> and she wanted it. >> and she definitely wanted it. >> as felicia saw it, averill had fallen under chris jr.'s spell. >> how i can describe this, i mean, this is going to sound -- is brainwashed. because if you knew chris jr., he's very charming, he's very believable. >> which may explain averill's faith in chris early on but doesn't explain why five months after the murder, when she suspected chris of killing his father, she went ahead with the wedding. i don't get it and i'd like to you explain it to me, because how could you get back with him and, like, marry him? >> um -- >> you were pretty sure he did this, am i right? >> absolutely. >> so i ask you again, what were you thinking? >> terrified. >> of what? >> i was terrified of being judged. >> by whom? >> everyone. >> explain this to me. >> sorry. >> no, no. i just don't understand. >> it was just -- i was being flooded. i just didn't know which way was up, which way was down. >> so there was ave

. >> this year's winner will be felicia diaz. >> reporter: 16 year old felicia from turlock is the winner >>> right now, we want to take you back to oakland, give you a live look as first responders are getting set to pay their speculates at the scene of the deadly warehouse fire. these are the first responders who got to the scene. they are walking now, a bag pipe in the lead. walking from the nearby fire station, which is just on the other hand the corner. that's what's so ironic about this tragedy. they'll gather for a short memorial service. for many, the emotions, as you can imagine, are still very raw. firefighters who tried their best to rescue those trapped inside. while they were only able to get a few feet into the burning structure, which obviously took the lives of those 36 people. others trying to recover the remains of the victims later on. state officials have praised the work done by these emergency crews both during and in the wake of the fire. they'll be joining a memorial which has been set up in front of that building now, that 31st avenue is open to the public. a whol

police say 23 year old isaac, of bethlehem, confessed to killing 36 year old felicia, and their son, miguel, in their upper manhattan apartment. investigators say during the confession, he said he was tired of paying child support. he reportedly also told police that felicia was interfering with a relationship with a new girlfriend. >>> well, police may return today to the collingdale home every missing mother in hopes of cracking the case. column i can dale police executed search warrant last night for the home of melissa rodriguez, she vanished in april 2013. crews entering the property with kad gary dogs looking for the woman's remains. four different dogs hit on spot in the basement, but after digging two holes, they found nothing. >> the dog is still indicating quite aggressively on the second hole and the back wall in the basement, without tearing the house down, tearing the house apart, i mean, we keep digging holes and keep looking, the dog is still digging. i'm not saying she wasn't there at one time, she is not there now. >> again, melissa rodriques vanished in april of 201

nypd says 23 year-old isaac du ran infante of bethlehem confessed to strangling felicia, and their four year-old son miguel in their upper manhattan apartment. during his confession, infante said he had a new girlfriend and felicia was interfering with that relationship. infante reportedly told investigators he was tired of paying child support. >>> now latest in the murder of the south philadelphia grocery store owner, 81 year-old marie buck will be laid to rest friday morning. buck as you will recall was shot one times at point blank range on christmas evening. christmas eve, excuse me. her viewing will be held tomorrow night from 7:00 to 9:00 at baldy's funeral home on south broad street. a funeral mass is scheduled for friday at 11:00 o'clock. investigators continue to hunt for her killer. >>> a package forced police to clear out lobby of the new york's trump tower. it shows people running from the building after someone found that suspicious package. bomb squad soon determined it contained building toys. president east electric trump is out of the tower as he is spending the holida

police say 23 year-old isaac d uran infante of bethlehem confessed to killing 36 year-old felicia and their son miguel in their upper manhattan apartment. investigators say during the confession infante said he was tired of paying child support. he reportedly told police felicia was interfering with the relationship with the new girlfriend. >>> well, a teen clerk out smarts a would be robber at his family's convenient store in atlantic city and police are searching for that suspect take a look, thinks incredible video. the clerk was working at ac convenient store on vent none avenue on monday when the man walk in and demanded money. a mad said he was acting like he would open up it register but then quickly snatched the robber's bag and gun. the robber pulled town his mask and pleaded for mercy. he wouldn't recommend grabbing a gun for a armed robber but he said he had no regrets. >> i had one second to think should i give him money or take the gun. i took the chance and took the gun. >> he said that he recognized the man and told police he goes by the that i am eddie. police say he m

isaac duran infante was one of felicia barahona's students when she taught at a high school in the bronx. she was fired in 20-12, after school officials learned that the two were having a sexual relationship. on monday, barahona and her son were found dead in their apartment in harlem. infante is now charged with 2 counts of murder. a woman from iowa is upset with united airlines. she says her 12-year-old daughter was left unattended after a flight to houston. the child flew from des moines, iowa to houston to visit her grandparents. dana dunn says she paid an extra 300 dollars, to make su h accompanied at all times. dunn says a united airlines employee was supposed to be with her daughter, but walked off. dunn says the 12-year-old was later located by her grandmother.. sitting alone in a hallway near the gate. united airlines says it's apologized, and is looking into what happened. a massive australian fur seal takes a stroll to visit his neighbors... and causes quite a commotion. the seal wandered into a town in tasmania.. an island off australia's southern coast. he got a little tired

the woman, felicia barahona, had an electric cord wrapped around her neck. police are trying to determine whether the deaths are the result of a murder-suicide, or a homicide. barahona was fired from a bronx high school in 20-12, after being impregnated by a student. the first lawsuits are filed in connection with the warehouse fire in oakland, california that killed 36 people. the parents of two of the victims say the building was a death trap that should have been shut down long ago. the suit also claims that police and firefighters knew that people were illegally living in the warehouse, and did nothing about it. now the vicitm's families are the city of oakland, alameda county, and the building's owner. the fire broke out december 2nd, during a party. the building, known as the "ghost ship" housed artist makeshift residences. firefighters say most of the victims were trapped on the second floor when the only staircase, caught fire. only on seven.. an exclusive look inside d.c.'s gun recovery unit. the group is starting its tenth year of trying to get ill

felicia barahona's ex-boyfriend, isaac infante was arraigned wednesday on murder charges. he did not enter a plea. police say he told detectives he killed the two because he resented paying child support.. and he didn't like how the boy was being raised. he said he was frustrated, because barahona would dress the boy in girl's clothing. barahona was a former high school teacher. her son was conceived while infante was her student. the relationsp fired. infante is expected back in court tomorrow. in south carolina-- church shooter dylann roof says he won't call witnesses or present evidence during the sentencing phase of his trial. he'll just make an opening statement. roof plans to represent himself. he was convicted last week of killing nine black worshippers inside a church in charleston, south carolina. he faces a possible death sentence. the judge told roof he's allowed to change his mind about serving as his own counsel, up until the start of the proceedings. they begin january third. happening now.. the search is intensifying for a missing montgomery county man. john

. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicating and making amendments to look at the total impact of the development and specifically in hiring with the trades here in san francisco. >> ma'am, i'm pawing our time that appeal is in the to be spoken about that had it's public comment i thought that was general and keep our comments more general don't moreno enumeration the foil appeal. >> let's mention the trade unions in san francisco they don't hire minorities and not sufficient black and latino workers going through their apprenticeship programs for them to come up here and say oh, because we're trying to get something for million dollars corporation to come into a latino area and say oh, we'll put latinos to work that is really disheartening i hope the board looks those things when you look at the total impact how the hiring processes are a minority of here in san francisco that's we're not getting jobs here in san francisc

this was filed by dylann roof's lars a lawyers and based on felicia sanders' testimony. she is one of five survivors of the church shooting and called dylann roof evil on the stand. i want to read to you her exact quote about roof. she said, he is evil, there is no place for him except the pit of hell. roof's lawyers saying those kind of statements do not belong in a courtroom. judge richard denied that motion for a mistrial but he did tell jurors it was their responsibility, not the victims' families to determine the kind of punishment that roof deserves. the eighth witness on the stand now and the tcharleston police officer, he was tasked to retrieve the video showing dylann walking into the church and walking out and released to the media after the shooting in that manhunt that ensued. and finally, one interesting thing that's also in this motion, tamron, that i want to mention to you is that it's stated here, dylann roof's mother was admitted yesterday to the hospital. she needed emergency medical assistance. we're trying to reconfirm what condition and in fact, if s

. >>> where where your mother go >> she's going back to chicago she's like bye, felicia. >> bye, felicia. >> the first lady opens up to oprah, what michelle obama says about life in the white house, and the changing of the public's perception of her. good day everybody it is, it is, tuesday. >> it is tuesday. >> tuesday. >> december 20th, 206. >> hi everybody. >> hello good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> do i look think different today. >> why is that. >> i don't have a key light. >> i thought that was mine. >> that is mine. >> we share lights here but lights out. >> it is out. >> isn't that typical for us, light's out somewhere up here. >> light are always out up here. scott's in for sue. >> you guys both have a beautiful tuesday glow going on. >> thank you beautiful tuesday glow. weather by numbers on a scale of one to ten, yesterday was a six, today a seven. still a cold day but we will slowly recover, by the afternoon. but it is cold. look at temperatures right now , 22 in philadelphia. but factor in that wind it feels like 17 bone chilling degrees, 20 right now in millvi

felicia sanders was the first to take the stand for the prosecution. and cried as she described watching her 26-year-old son die after he tried to protect her and the others. during opening statements roof's lawyer told the jury he's not disputing his client committed the shootings and tried to hint at reasons why his client should be spared the death penalty if convicted. >>> police in southern georgia suspected of killing one law enforcement officer critically injuring a second. the officers were shot while responding to a domestic disturbance call. the suspects identified as 32- year-old manguel kennedy limbbrick and has previous warrants including kidnapping. considered armed and dangerous. >>> police in glendale, arizona are looking for two suspects that shot two men in both victims are expected to survive. it's believed it was not random and the suspects and victims all knew each other. >>> the man driving a baltimore city school bus that crashed killing six people should never have been driving that swreek. from an ntsb report tonight. it says 6

. >> she's going back to college she'sly bye, felicia. >> first lady gives her final interview to oprah but doesn't hold anything back from her meeting with the trumps to packing she tells it all. >>> good day it is a tuesday, and wow, december 20th, good morning thank you for waking up with us. good morning, gentlemen. thomas's off but i have other two other men here. >> noticed we're dressed alike , our king of prussia shopping trip. >> exactly. >> we had a big mess, will it be better. >> i hope so, with the domino effect what happened in the morning rolled in the afternoon. we will tell but that this in a second. the bundle up, whatever the means of transportation. >> those temperatures yesterday morning were brutal, and take a live look outside our studios, it is cold, again for your tuesday. 22 degrees right now. factor in that whipped and it feels like 14. sun will come up this morgue at 7:19. a cross the region look at the chill. nineteen in wilmington. the it is 3 degrees, that is it in the poconos. right now we're waking up to 17 in trenton, atlantic city 20. wind chills right

one of those survivors, felicia sanders, we spoke to her yesterday.he said she plans to testify once again at sentencing. here was her reaction to yesterday's verdict. >> i wanted to do everything i had to do to make sure he got a conviction. i don't think not too many mothers ever see their son come in and leave the world, so that was very painful for me. he said he didn't have any friends, but he had nine friends sitting in the church that night. only he had to reach out. we would reach out to him. >> she was very emotional yesterday. very emotional in that courtroom to watch those family members, some in prayer, as the verdict was read. felicia sanders lost his 26-year-old son. she plans to testify as sentencing next month. the judge told dylann roof he thinks it's a bad decision for him to represent himself, but the 22-year-old said he wants to do it anyway. >> thanks, gabe. >> we're going to take a break. next, tough talk. president obama says he's going to retaliate against russia after they messed with the u.s. election, but what can he actuall

. >>> where where your mother go >> she's going back to chicago she's like bye, felicia. >> bye, feliciaopens up to oprah, what michelle obama says about life in the white house, and the changing of the public's perception of her. good day

>> we are expecting to hear from two of the three survivors, felicia sanders and polly shepa shepard. these are the two women whose testimony started the prosecute's case and end prosecution's case. as you remember, they forgave dylan roof publicly after this massacre happened, but in this trial it all started with felicia sanders calling dylan roof evil and saying that he belonged in the pit of hell. we have seen, i guess, a change in that regard. the emotional toll of this trial has been hard to bear for many of these families. and of course we will keep you updated if we hear from these two survivors on the ground here in charleston. >> all right, in charleston. yes, we have those microphones set up. anybody who steps forward we'll show you that in the next hour. i'm sure we'll be back to you shortly. >>> meanwhile, as we wait for reaction down there, back to russia. nbc news reporting on vladimir putin and his intimate role in the cyber attacks in the dnc on the clinton report over the election. secretary john kerry, who had been refraining commenting on this story due to his posi

felicia dyer, the office -- our social secretary. there you are. [applause] thank you.nd you are going to see chris, referred and susie morrison, our executive chef and our executive pastry chef. i want to thank them both, as well as the chef and the staff in the kitchen who worked so hard to do everything possible to make these holidays terrific. i want to thank all of our ushers, who never get credit. i know they are around here working away, but they are the people who greet you and make sure that things are moving like they should in this house. our florists, who are tremendous. and i rarely get to thank our electricians, and our carpenters, because they make sure the chandeliers are moved and structures are built so that we can put things on them. and they do this in a matter of days. they turn this house upside down. and to our calligraphers. you will see all of their handiwork throughout the hour limits -- throughout the ornaments. and i always want to thank our incredible marine band, who you hear from throughout the season. i has been's free rate musical -- fav

. >> reporter: felicia sanders, one of just three survivors that awful night, who testified during the trial how she watched roof take her 21-year-old son. >> not too many mothers see their son come in and leave the world, so that was very painful for me. >> reporter: prosecutor nathan williams raised his voice in anger, calling roof a man of immense hatred and tremendous cowardace. these nine people exemplified a goodness that was greater than his message of hate, he said. the defense conceded the horror of the rampage, but his attorney tried to bring up his client's mental state. >> he's still in here, i'm afraid. he's still in here. >> reporter: this chilling 911 call was among the evidence, including racially inflammatory writings and potential hit lists of other churches. >> i wanted to do everything i had to do and make sure he gets a conviction. >> reporter: and she did. where dylann roof failed to start the race war he wanted, felicia sanders succeeded in honoring her son's memory. >> i wear a smile, and the reason i wear the smile, if you look at the pictures of all nine, they

the key moment was the very dramatic emotional testimony from felicia sanders, she is one of the fivevivors of this church shooting at emanuel ame church when dylann roof opened fire in june 2015. and she described in harrowing detail what it was like for her to lose her aunt that day and to lose her son that day. she said she saw her son take his last breath and leave this earth. her son was the one who stood up to dylann roof and asked him why he was committing those murders. now, throughout the day in court, dylann roof was silent, expressionless. he didn't look at any of the witnesses. i stared down most of the time at the defense table wearing his prison uniform. if he is found guilty, chris, he will be the first person in america to get the death penalty in federal court for a hate crime. >> do we have any sense of is there any real issue of fact in this case at this point in terms of what he did, is that pretty much -- or conditions you say that? i get the sense that we know who did it, it was him. >> reporter: well, he confessed to the authorities. they have a two hour videota

felicia dyer, the office -- our social secretary. there you are. [applause] thank you.ou are going to see chris, referred and susie morrison, our executive chef and our executive pastry chef. i want to thank them both, as well as the chef and the staff in the kitchen who worked so hard to do everything possible to make these holidays terrific. i want to thank all of our ushers, who never get credit. i know they are around here working away, but they are the people who greet you and make sure that things are moving like they should in this house. our florists, who are tremendous. and i rarely get to thank our electricians, and our carpenters, because they make sure the chandeliers are moved and structures are built so that we can put things on them. and they do this in a matter of days. they turn this house upside down. and to our calligraphers. you will see all of their handiwork throughout the ornaments. and i always want to thank our incredible marine band, who you hear from throughout the season. i has been's free rate musical -- favorite musical grew is -- my husban

her. 23-year-old isaac duran of bethlehem you charged with the murder of the deaths of 36-year-old felicia their four-year-old son miguel. the mother and so and were found in their apartment harlem yesterday. authorities say in 2012 they had affair when he was student. she was later fired from that school in the bronx. >>> search is on for a man who robbed a 7eleven store in abington christmas morning. police say he burst into the store on the line kill many pike around 4am and toll an employee he had a weapon and wanted money. he got away with cash and a pack of cigarettes. >>> you see it you shoot it, our fresco users are helping us show you what's happening in your neighborhood. shawnette, what's happening tonight? >> new vantage point of that deadly shoot and crash incident in the mt. airy second. viewer shared this video of the mysterious incident tonight we told you earlier a man was shot in the head driving along walnut lane early think afternoon he then crash into another car. no one else was hurt. but police are looking for a woman who ran away from the crash scene. police don't k

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the bodies of felicia barahona and four-year-old miguel were found in their harlem apartment monday afterbuilding superintendent notice add foul smell. police say barahona was strangled with an electric cord. the boy was found in the bathtub. neighbors recall her as a doting mother way smiling son. >> really playful, playing with little toy cars and everything. he was just a happy boy. >> barahona's family said that there had been a custody battle between the parents. barahona was fired from new york city schools in 2013 for having the sexual relationship with infante. >> hollywood and the world are remembering beloved "star wars" actress carrie fisher. the 60-year-old died yesterday days after she went into cardiac arrest during a flight. abc's janai norman has moore on the life and death of carrie fisher. >> big than i thought. >> reporter: in a galaxy far, far away, carry fish's role as the only female lead in the original "star wars" trilogy blasted her to superstardom. >> reporter: winning so many battles as princess leia but losing the final fight in a hospital. firer's did this com

survivor felicia sanders testified her wounded 26-year-old son tywanza said to roof, "why are you doing this? we mean you no harm." roof shot him five more times. his mother watched him die. among those sobbing in the courtroom was sharon risher. >> his eyes says evil to >> reporter: risher's mother, 70-year-old ethel lance, was among those murdered. >> who goes into a church and does that? >> it's unthinkable. >> i can't put that in words, the pain in my soul. >> reporter: relatives of the victims told roof at his >> we have to forgive. >> reporter: are you one of those people? >> no, i'm not one of those people. >> reporter: will you ever get to that point? >> i know i will. i have to. >> reporter: prosecutors will push for the death penalty. you don't want that? >> only because i don't believe in the death penalty for any person. >> reporter: if he gets the death penalty, there's part of you that thinks he got what's coming to him? >> yes, it's conflicting. >> reporter: roof's not contest that he committed the murders. they're trying to spare him the death penalty. scott, defense law

the roof told td judge that he still wants to represent himself in court and felicia sanders says thatshe plans on testifying again during this penalty phase of the trial. >>> an e-cigarette caused a major scare for airplane passengers midair. an american airlines flight was caused to diverse its landing when a passenger's electronic cigarette caught flight on mid flight. crews extinguished the flames and isolated the device. the flight landed safely in little rock, arkansas. no one was injured and the incident has been reported to the faa. >>> just ahead a new scientific break through that could reverse the clock on aging. we have the details. first meteorologist bill karins has details on this siberian express and how much longer we have. >> round one not much longer, just this morning, it's better during the day today. still over 20 million people in these windchill warnings or advisories, burlington vermont negative 22. caribou maine with a windchill of negative 32, everywhere else is plain cold but that's dangerous cold. we have winter storm warnings from iowa to michigan, winter

police say he strangled his ex-lover felicia barahona and drowned their four year-old son miguel at her new york city apartment. court documents claimed he was tired of paying child support and did not approve of the way she was raising the child. she was fired, four years ago, from her job as a new york city public school teacher, after it was revealed she had a sexual relationship with durant, was a student of hers. >>> tonight, pennsylvania state police are searching for this man john sota, he ran away after a car chase yesterday through berks, chester and montgomery counties. that chase ended in berks county where soto rammed a cruiser and then ran off. leaving behind his wife and two young children, in his car police say pursuit began after soto was pulled over in berks county. >>> authorities have arrested a woman in connection to yesterday's deadly shooting in germantown. police say martina west cot was arrested and charged this is death of her boyfriend terrell bruce. around noon time police responded to a car crash at parkline drive and walnut lane to find bruce suffering from

let me give it a try. [ laughter and applause ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from felicia krause. hey jimmy, i love watching gifs. you know, those things online where a moving image loops over and over. i was wondering what a gif would look like in real life. can you show us? yeah. i think we can do that. give it a try. here's a real-life gif of me sipping hot chocolate that's [ applause ] these are all great suggestions, you guys. this one's from michelle shaw. hey jimmy, with the post-election holiday, it seems a lot of people are worried about having disagreements with their family members. is there anything you can do to show us that we can all get along? you know, i thth one thing we can do to help. show a video of a puppy and kitten sharing a holiday meal together. check it out. ? ? ? ah, ah, ah-ah-ah i know this much is true ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: cute puppy and -- uh, this one is from -- connie mitchell. hey, jimmy, tomorrow is the first day of december. the rockefeller tree was lit tonight. christmas tree was lit tonight. christmas is just around the

the testimony from felicia sanders yesterday calling roof evil and he belonged in the hit of hell. son come into this world and also watched him leave. clutching her granddaughter and she feared smothering the child, she was grabbing her so tightly. i want to get to the news today, the defense having this motion 40 mistrial -- >> gabe, i'm sorry to interrupt you. my apologies for interrupting you. we have to go to breaking news now, to americus, georgia, this police news conference. >> state and local law enforcement agencies. some have been working with us the past few days, trying to investigate and resolve the situation we've had here in americus. at approximately 10:02 this morning we received information from a citizen that mr. minquell lembrick was located in a residence in the 300 block of allen street. officers responded to the area. they began to set up a perimeter around the house as first responding officers were getting there, they heard what sounded like a gunshot inside the residence. they continued to set up the perimeter. s.w.a.t. team was en route and arrived on sc

roof told the judge that he still wants to represent himself in court, and felicia sanders says she plans on testifying again during this penalty phase of the trial wrarb. >> an e-cigarette caused a major scare for passengers mid-air. an american airlines flight was forced to divert after a passenger's electronic cigarette caught fire midflight. crews were quick to act, extinguishing the flames. the indianapolis-bound flight landed safely in little rock, arkansas. the report has been reported to the faa. >> a new sfisk breakthrough that could reverse the clock on aging. gr good news. >> first, bill karins and the details on the sipolar express. >> there's cold like in new england, then the storm across the country which is now in california and another cold front behind it. we had rain overnight in los angeles. we had about an inch of rain, san diego, still lightly raining. phoenix had light precipitation, and now the storm is affecting places like salt lake city, too. we're expecting a couple more hours and the possibility of isolated flash flooding. we had a couple warnings out there, b

. >> reporter: felicia sanders survived the attack. son tywanza was killed right in front of her. during her testimony, she called out roof for refusing to look at her. >> that goes to show you how cold and callous he is. you slaughtered nine people and you sit there and don't even look? >> reporter: this morning in closing arguments, federal prosecutor nathan williams called roof "a man of immense hatred," who committed "an act of tremendous cowardice, shooting them while they had their eyes closed in prayer, shooting them while they were on the ground." prosecutors showed roof buying the murder weapon, firing it in his backyard, entering the mother emanuel church, and leaving after the killings still holding the glock .45. he also confessed to f.b.i. agents. >> i did it. >> reporter: defense lawyer david bruck conceded to jurors that roof was guilty but suggested mental illness. the massacre had a "mad energy," and "there is something wrong with roof's perception, with how he is taking in reality." sharon risher watched every day of