. >>> florida georgia line and selena gomez are just some of the artists scheduled to perform tonight at the american music awards. >> you can watch it right here on abc 7. donya baucus is on the red carpet with a preview. >> reporter: the fans have voted, and tonight music lovers will watch their favorite artists come to honor new idols. this year's top nominee, bruno mars who's up for eight awards, inclusion arti including artist and video of the year. drake, kendrick lamar and ed sheeran. the chain-smokers. ♪ we go dow together >> reporter: and the weekend each with five. and this could be the coldplay. they've all been nominated for ama awards multiple times but never won. hosting the show, actress tracee ellis ross, whose mother diana ross is set to receive the lifetime achievement award. >> even if i weren't hosting, i would be thrilled and excited to just come, take in that moment of my mom and her extraordinary career being celebrated and honored. >> reporter: and christina aguilera is set to hon our whitney hughton aouston and the anniversary of "the body guard" with a musica

. >>> florida georgia line and selena gomez are just some of the artists scheduled to perform tonightthe american music awards. >> you can watch it right here on abc 7. donya baucus is on the red carpet with a preview. >> reporter: the fans have voted, and tonight music lovers will watch their favorite artists come to honor new idols. this year's top nominee, bruno mars who's up for eight awards, inclusion arti including artist and video of the year. drake, kendrick lamar and ed sheeran. the chain-smokers. ♪ we go dow together >> reporter: and the weekend each with five. and this could be the year for coldplay. they've all been nominated for ama awards multiple times but never won. hosting the show, actress tracee ellis ross, whose mother diana ross is set to receive the lifetime achievement award. >> even if i weren't hosting, i would be thrilled and excited to just come, take in that moment of my mom and her extraordinary career being celebrated and honored. >> reporter: and christina aguilera is set to hon our whitney hughton aouston and the anniversary of "the body guard" with a m

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandur viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." good to have you with us. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. in zimbabwe, president robert muga mugabe's own party is meeting to discuss a no confidence vote on his leadership. this according to a senior source. the reported gathering comes a day after thousands of people took to the streets demanding mr. mugabe resign. he was put under house arrest in an apparent military coup on wednesday. protesters shouting no to slavery. they marched through the streets of paris on saturday, demonstrations came on the heels of cnn's exclusive reporting showing african migrants sold as slaves in libya. the libyan government says it will investigate and it will try to rescue the victims. >>> gerry adams says he will step down next year as the president of sinn fein. adams led the irish republican party since 1983. during his tenure he hoped to broker a cease-fire in the 30

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catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandow that the u.s. house has passed its tax bill, the senate said they will get their version to the floor sometime after thanksgiving. critics of the bill said when the cuts expire in 2025, on cnn this morning, a white house director mick mulvaney was asked to explain why corporate tax cuts were permanent and individual cuts are not. >> just because the way they are scored. a lot of the discussion is so hard to explain. this is where washington does speak a different language. so much of what you are seeing, all of these intricacies about this expires after five years and maybe this is permanent and maybe this is not. the estate tax is double and goes away. it's to try to shoe horn the bill into the rules of the senate. because of the rules in the senate require 60 votes on just about everything, in order to get 50 votes we get, we have to call these specific requirements of the budget act in 1974. it doesn't speak to the quality of the policy, but trying to manipulate the numbers. >> i

in 2013 he helped the band florida georgia line write the hit song "cruise" that sold more than 10 million" is his first in years. good morning, jann crawford. >> good morning. he seems to have lived almost four years live by the age of 32, and it is a life hard to believe. he is finding success his own way, existing pressure from recording labels as he comes out with music his own. >> this is a new song, called three cords and the truth. >> reporter: his life has taken unexpected turns. ♪ while we break up >> reporter: as chase rice took the stage before his moes devoted fans, everything made sense. >> it is the most true record i have written in my life. everything i have done from the time i was a little kid, sports and what it was, i made it happen. >> reporter: rice grew up performing, but in a family of athletes football became his passion. he was a star linebackerer at t the university of north carolina with sight it set on the nfl. in the first game of his junior year he suffered a gruesome ankle injury. >> luckily that year i started picking up guitar more. >> reporter: it was kin

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catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandng special counsel robert muell robert mueller and his investigation, all of this coming as senators zero in on trump's son-in-law. they say jared kushner got e-mails from wikileaks and failed to turn those over to the judicial committee. cnn is following these investigations. let's start first with mueller's subpoena. what do investigators want at this point from the campaign team? >> this subpoena we are told -- or subpoenas were issued last month and went to top officials at the trump campaign and it appears they were asking for more documents and e-mails and information regarding the russia investigation, which, as you mentioned, robert mueller, the special counsel has been look into. we don't know exactly what is being asked for or what the special counsel requested and people close to the campaign said they were cooperating with the investigation. it's not clear why a subpoena -- what happened that now the special counsel has decided to issue subpoenas. it's a pretty aggressive s

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand. >>> this is "gps" the global public square. welcome to those of you in the u.s. and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. donald trump returns from asia, declaring victory. >> my fellow citizens, america is back and the future never looked brighter. >> what does the world actually think of donald trump? we'll get that view from across the atlantic. >>> and zimbabwe and poland. >> also is the american economy in a dangerous crisis? gates, bezos and buffett have 5 50%. and our biggest economic, social and political issue. >>> then first mosul fell, then raqqa. what is the so-called islamic state without a state? is radical islam dying out? i will talk to salman rushdi about that and his new novel. >>> first, here's my take. donald trump graded his asia trip this week. not surprisingly, he thought it was a tremendous success. our great country is respected again in asia, he tweeted. all recent polling data from the region suggests the opposite. a core focus of trump's trip was japan and

a few showers down to the south, florida into georgia. the coastal section of south carolina. but that is it for the is remarkably quiet around the area. tonight, no problems. through tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m., let me run through the entire day tomorrow. if any change, widespread, tons of sunshine, very light wind out of the south come extremely mild conditions. little changed saturday, starting out with sun, thickening clouds. the green on the mat is -- the green on the map are spotty showers. clear and cold tonight, bundle up if you are shopping. tomorrow 54. a big temperature spread between the morning low and afternoon high. 58 saturday, near 60 or so sunday. then as i look over the extended forecast, it is quiet and to and mid next week with a slight chance, talking 10%, 20%, of a few showers thursday. otherwise we are drive through the 10-day, including toys for tots just a couple saturdays from now. nancy: thank you very much, bill. michelle: with erin hawksworth at the big game. a lot of people are digesting their food. erin: you know redskins fans could not wait for

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandident trump lashed out today add al franken in a tweet storm last night that drew sharp backlash today. questions concerning the president remains unwilling to join republican lawmakers in condemning roy moore. it raises the question of hypocrisy, also political expeed yen circumstances mention the personal vulnerability on the part of the president who faces sexual misconduct from at least 13 women. more on all over the from ryan nobles at the white house. what did the president say today about al franken? >> not surprisingly he attacked senator franken and did it vee his favorite medium, twitter. he wrote the al frank seen the picture is really bad, where do his hands go in pictures, the works three, four, five, and six while she slept? and to think last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. as you mentioned, john, this decision by the president to wait about 12 hours before attacking al franken on this point opens this white hou

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandck. another woman came forward with accusations that senate candidate roy moore touched her inappropriately. tina johnson says moore groped her when she was in his law office. this was in 1991. it is the first allegation at a time when he was married to his wife kayla. she told cnn's erin burnett about the experience. >> it was fall on assault. i mean, he was very, very flirtatious and commenting constantly the whole time. it was not like for five minutes it was like you were there a long period of time. it was so uncomfortable. i knew something was up but i just ignored it, you know, just what it was. he proceeded to come to the end of the desk and really close up on me. >> you said so close you could feel his breath? >> his knee might have been touching my knee. his hands were not on me, just like maybe his knee was brushing minor something. and then when it was time for us to leave, my mother had got up and left the room to go out the door. when she was going out the door and i proc

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandway president is defiant. mugabe refused to step down in a televised speech today and acknowledged criticisms that led the african security forces to seize power after 40 years of rule. david mckenzie has the latest on this ongoing standoff between mugabe and party leadership from zimbabwe. david? >> reporter: the entire country was anticipating this live address from president robert mugabe, the 93-year-old is effectively only a president on paper. surrounded by the generals who have pushed him out of power, he then made this speech and didn't resign. most people believed he would and he's digging in his heels it seems despite the fact that his party says he should leave giving him less than 24 hours to resign or they'll push him out. despite the tens of thousands of people coming onto the streets here in the capitol saying that mugabe must go. despite the pressure from the fact that the military is in charge here in the capital and he isn't. after 37 years in power, it seems he wants

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandairfax county adult detention center, repeat offender brenda brewer has seen plenty of inmates come and go over the years. the latest to leave was sabrina monahan, having completed a short sentence for drug possession. before she left, monahan was subjected to a urine test after brewer told staff she'd been trading commissary snacks for prescription drugs. while monahan passed the test and was exonerated, brewer admits to having dealt her own medication in the past. >> it all depends on the type of medicine they give me and if it make me high, i go out there and i see a white girl who would like to get high, and i sell my medicine to her. uh-huh. >> supporting her drug habit on the outside is what had led to brewer's 30-year-long revolving-door relationship with the jail. >> my pattern is to get out of here, go out there and steal, smoke crack and dope. that's the first thing i look for. go get me a girl, put on a skirt and go shoplifting. that's my routine of getting out of prison to

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand> house republicans passed their tax reform with senators preparing to act on their version after thanksgiving. the senate finance committee approved the $1.5 billion -- trillion dollar plan. before chair monday orrin hatch chastised brown for saying republicans have only tried to cut taxes for the rich. watch this. >> i come from the poor people. and i've been here working my whole stinking career for people who don't have a chance. and i really resent anybody saying i'm just doing this for the rich. give me a break. i think you guys overplay that all the time, and it gets old. and frankly, you ought to quit it. >> mr. chair, the public believes it. >> it's not true. i get kind of sick and tired of it. true, it's a nice political play. >> with all due respect i get tired of the richest people getting richer -- >> order. come to order. >> wait a minute. >> over and over again. >> all right. back now with errol lewis and karoun demmer january. it is part of the issue of selling this ent

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand boston celtics shocked the defending champs. golden state warriors all thanks to an inspiring performance by a player who wasnd sure he'd be at the game. >> good morning, guys, jaylen brown for the celtics got word his best friend fas passed away hours before tip-off. he said when he moved to a new school in georgia, he was a shy kid and he was the first kid to walk up and start a conversation. since then they have been best friends. he said he was so upset he wasn't sure he would even play. it wasn't until div vin's mom called him and had him play. >> it was hard getting my thoughts together, but after talking to his mom, and his family, they inspired me to come out. and play. because i was -- i wasn't in any state to come out. i didn't want to leave my room, but they inspired me to come out and play and i came out and play in his spirit. >> after the game, brown tweeting this picture of him and trevin saying this one is for you. >>> houston rockets scored 90 points last night in the

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandisturbing photo and a very public accusation after sexual harassment. >> he just mashes his mouth to my lips. he puts his tongue in my mouth. i was so angry i was in

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandour breaking news this afternoon's white house briefing, the press secretary sarah sanders defended president trump's twitter attack on senator al franken's sexual harassment scandal. ea even though the president ignored allegations women have made against him. quoting sarah sanders, franken, quote, admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't. she called that a very clear distinction. let's bring in mark preston. what do you think of that defense? >> one, the president himself has not weighed in on this. he did it through a statement delivered by his press secretary. he was pressed about it when he was in asia. he did not answer it then either. he punted and said we'll address this when i get back when i learn more. by the way, he said he didn't understand what was going on here when he was in asia which that in itself i think is ridiculous that he didn't know what was happening. in addition to that, i think one of the most interesting things that came out of this press conference tod

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandfore you start packing your speedo and your cocoa butter is an industrial island. and like so many places, industrialization is changing the landscape here. but some things persist, remain and echo from all the way back then. when west african slaves would covertly do this, kalinda. >> rondel: this martial art based on our research is maybe 500/600 years old. >> keegan: stick fighting variations occur throughout the caribbean but in trinidad and tobago it's like deep in their blood. >> anthony: this martial art was illegal for many, many years yes? >> keegan: yeah. >> anthony: i mean certainly during slavery times it was illegal. >> rondel: to this date i believe there are still laws on our books that ban this stick and if you're caught with it you can go to jail. >> anthony: the laws of slavery times forced this sport underground. like capoeira, it often has to be disguised as a dance, but this ain't no dance. >> rondel: the guys with the whip and the guys with the stick were all the

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand>>> welcome back. investigators looking into melissa lewis's murder had been thrown a curveball. her boss had been running a giant ponzi scheme that also involved her best friend, debra. both denied melissa knew anything about it. then the massive fraud was ruled out as a factor in her death. now, prosecutors were ready to bring debra's ex-husband to trial. here is dennis murphy with the conclusion of the betrayal. >> a funny thing happened. he exhibited bizarre behavior and stopped communicating with attorneys. still in custody. in and out of facility treatments for years until doctors found him competent again. finally in the summer of 2016, eight years after the murder, tony went on trial. >> tony, the defendant in this case. >> prosecutor argued that tony, fuelled by a jealous rage, waited in the bushes for melissa to come home. followed her in the garage and launched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> it's a hands on, personal murder. it takes time, it takes premeditati

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand. >>> a sitting senator, a disturbing photo and a very public accusation after sexual harassment. >> he just mashes his mouth to my lips. he puts his tongue in my mouth. i was so angry i was in disbelief. >> and president trump's selective silence, why he's staying quiet on roy moore as the embattled senate candidate says he's staying put. >> this is an effort by mitch mcconnell to steal this election from the people of alabama and they will not stand for it. >> and a house victory for the gop tax plan. >> we've got a long road ahead of us. this is a very big milestone in that long road. >> the hurdles senate republicans face and why obamacare is in the mix again. >> "inside politics" now. >> welcome to inside politics. john king has the day off. to our viewers nationwide and around the world, thanks for spending your sunday with us. sexual assault allegations hit congress as one of their own a current sitting senator is accused. the incident involving democratic senator al franken rev

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catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandglobal public square. welcome to those of you in the u.s. and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. donald trump returns from asia, declaring victory. >> my fellow citizens, america is back and the future never looked brighter. >> what does the world actually think of donald trump? we'll get that view from across the atlantic. >>>

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand hello again and welcome. thanks so much for being with me this saturday. i'm fredricka whitfield. taxpayers are footing the bill for legal foots to protect president trump's business profits. the report says the white house, nor the justice department, would confirm exactly how much it is costing americans but salaries for the legal team range from $133,000 to $185,000. what exactly are these lawyers defending? "usa today" claims that none of the cases involve policy actions made by the president since he took office. taxpayers are arguing that it is constitutional for trump's private companies to earn profits from foreign governments and officials while he is in office. let's talk about all of this with our legal guys avery freeman, a civil rights attorney and law professor, right here next to me in atlanta. and richard herman, in new york, criminal defense attorney and law professor, joining us from las vegas. it was about a month ago you were here. >> yes, that's right. >> one of t

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand. >>> tonight nbc news reports jared kushner failed to disclose what lawmakers called a russian back door overture and dinner invite involving a banker who has been accused of links to russian organized crime. the banker is alexander torsion, a close ally of vladimir putin. e-mails that made the way to jared kushner suggest he wanted to meet with the high level trump campaign official at the national rifle association convention in may 2016 and may have had a message for donald trump from vladimir putin. nbc news was told that kushner rebuffed the claim and then torsion said he dined with donald trump jr. on the sidelines of the nra convention. joining us now, ken delanian who broke this story. ken, what's the significance of these new e-mails? >> good evening, lawrence. well, yesterday the senate judiciary committee admonished jared kushner in a letter saying he and the lawyers did not turn over significant documents in the investigations and one thing to mention was a russian back do

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catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandunited states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom" and it's good to have you with us. i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> charles manson, one of the most notorious criminals in u.s. history dead at the age of 83 years old. california prison officials say he died of natural causes sunday. he was serving nine consecutive life sentences for leading the manson family cult that carried out a 1969 murder spree. >>> argentina is trying to determine if signals detected recently are from a navy submarine missed since wednesday with 44 crew members on board. relatives and friends wrote them messages of hope and support at the court where the sub was scheduled to arrive. a storm off the coast, that's making the search much more difficult. >>> finally, we continue following the major breaking news out of zimbabwe. we're told the president of that nation robert mugabe has agreed to terms of his resignation. this according to a source with dire

enough to move to nashville where his childhood friend brian kelly had just formed a band called florida georgiaeat stuff. >> how did that happen? >> we were writing a slow song it would sell tickets and i thought it would be popular. >> how would you say what you know. >> i know what i don't want to sing now. >> what's thl8 wantééééh5 to sing about a piupit girl and the2fó= stars. >> his new album and wide-ranging withongs alongside anfather. ♪ you do not know the sta >> reporter: whose memory rice keeps close. >> you wear it when you perform. >> every night. isahe the house. now i feel like he's right next to me. >> reporter: he lives the same livedllege. head down, eyes dadtw wod >> he would be proud of me. >> that must make you happy. >> if you keep doing that, keep going that way. >> head down eyes up keep going. that's right. >> now rice has alsopt turned that motto into a clothing brand. it's one he wears on stage almost every night. for rice that slogan is about staying focused through the good times and the bad about what really matters. >> love it. love that story. >> love him. i'm get

enough to move to nashville where his childhood friend brian kelly had just formed a band called florida georgias. >> together we did gat >> we were writing a slow song and then brian starting humming -- >> that rif would grow as the most downloaded country song of all time. soon rice released his first solo album with two top ten hits. >> reporter: but still he was searching. >> it's not exactly what i knew i wanted to do. i just did it because i thought it would sell tickets and i thought it would be popular. >> how would you say what you know. >> i know what i don't want to sing now. >> what's that. >> i don't want to sing about a pickup truck with a girl and the tack gate down and stars. >> his new album is perm and wide-ranging with energetic emotional tribute to his father. ♪ you do not know the secrets of life and knowing where it starts amen ♪ >> reporter: whose memory rice keeps close. >> you wear it when you perform. >> every night. i used to think he was in the best seat in the house. now i feel like he's right next to me. >> reporter: he lives the same motto he lived through college.

and hurricanes in the florida, georgia area. hurricanes -- multiple hurricanes in puerto rico and the virgin islands and wildfires that have taken homes and lives, dramatic wildfires, burning entire neighborhoods and communities both in california and oregon specifically. and so this evening, i want to spend a little bit of time talking about those programs. i'm very proud of the programs that are authorized through the house agriculture committee through the farm bill, through our work and we are working on a farm bill right now. this next one expires in october of next year, 2018, but because of the rural economy, we felt it is important to do it ahead of time and hoping to accomplish that soon, in the months to come. we'll see how that works out and we have a lot of work to continue to do it. that is our goal. the farm income is down 50% for a number of years and this will be a positive thing to be able to accomplish this farm bill. and the -- so tonight, we want to talk a little bit about specifically the food assistance for

catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demandry" called "american cuisine comes of age." and i wrote about chez panisse and what was happening, you know, with alice waters and so forth. and i get this scathing letter in the mail from jeremiah tower. >> jeremiah: "dear mr. villas, i noticed in your very interesting article that you mention me as her peripatetic disciple. the her, of course, referring to alice waters. if you had done your homework, you would know that you have fit the shoe on the wrong foot, as it were. and whereas i do not object to a little scandal, i am considerably sobered by the thought of what goes down in history. yours sincerely, jeremiah tower." >> jean-pierre: a lot of people ask me the question, who is the father or the mother of california cuisine? the question is not that simple. i mean, it's not. it's more complicated than that. >> andrew: you know, where he began and ended and where alice began and ended, it's something i think that people will probably debate forever, to some extent. >> jeremiah: sh

we found that guns connected to crimes here in california came from as far away as florida, texas and georgiarom the mass shooting at the ups building in san francisco that left three people dead? >> this is of the ups building. to the shooting of kate steinle while walking with her family on pier 14. >> the shot rang out, she turned to me and said help me dad. >> to the shot that hit the neighbor's home. >> the bullet ended up in my mother's house under her dining room table. >> reporter: every case involved at least one stolen gun, some involved several. in fact we found more than a dozen high profile bay murders in the last five years that involved at least one stolen gun in each case. >> i would say it's about a 50/50 shot for the firearms we recovered for them to be stolen. >> reporter: he serves for the intelligence center at atf headquarters in washington, d.c. >> we essentially have to wait for a crime to occur in order for us to recover these firearms, that is why we call them crime guns. >> reporter: a dozen stations teamed with the nonprofit organization to trace and find out how s

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catch the encore performance by bebe rexha featuring florida georgia line, only with xfinity on demand. >> reporter: brittany stork's world was spinning. the 13-year-old believed all the adults in her life were lying to her. had been lying to her for years. >> i was just so mad at everybody. it was just, "leave me alone. and you can't tell me what to do." you know, "you lied to me." >> reporter: a tragic car accident. that's what brittany had been told about her mom's death, but the newspaper articles she'd unearthed hinted at something far more suspicious. brittany made a copy of them and confronted her dad, toby. he'd been in an on-again, off-again relationship with her mom, dana, at the time of her death. >> and i can't remember what i wrote on it, but i know that it wasn't a very nice message. >> what's up with this basically? >> yeah, i think i actually told him i hated him. >> did he say, "okay, you're old enough now, i can tell you"-- >> unh-uh. >> "a more complete story"? >> unh-uh. he sd, "you're not ready." >> "you're not ready," still? >> reporter: bttany wasn't sure her dad

we found guns connected to kriekrie crimes here in california came as far away as florida texas and georgia. from the mass shooting in san francisco that led three people dead. to the shooting of kate steinle. to a s.w.a.t. team holding. every case involved, at least, one stolen gun. we found more than a dozen high profile murder in the bay area involved, at least, one stolen gun. serving as branch chief at atf headquarters in washington d.c. more than a dozen nbc areas across the country teamed with a nonprofit organization trace to find out how stolen guns circulate across the u.s. here in the bay area, it is impossible to inpoint how much crime is tied to stolen guns. two of the bay areas police department refuse to share what are public records. including a spike in guns stolen from cars. >> if we don't get a handle on this problem, that number is just going to keep rising and rising. >> reporter: our data shows 71,000 guns have been reported lost or stolen in california alone. >> so even though california has stricter gun laws their theft rates are high. >> reporter: he says the majori

corps debris subject matter experts provided technical assistance to counties across florida and georgia in response to hurricane irma and continue to provide oversight to five regions within the florida department of emergency management. the corps is working to remove an estimated 1 million cubic yards of debris in the u.s. virgin islands and over 6 million cubic yards in puerto rico. the corps worked closely with u.s. coast guard and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and local authorities to open harbors and navigation channels across all affected areas, critical to restoring commerce and the flow of commodities and essential equipment to reach affected communities. the corps worked closely with officials in texas and florida to manage local flood control reservoirs during a period of unprecedented rainfall. in puerto rico, core, dam and levee teams inspected dams with the puerto rico electric power authority to stabilize the dam. additionally, the corps cleared existing outflow conduits and placed emergency pumps to further reduce water levels in the dam and restore

also seeing showers and thunderstorms just off the coast of georgia and florida. that will be something to watch, as well, for flights that may be taking off today. let's go through the next couple of days for weekend travel plans. 4:00 this afternoon, like i mentioned, the front sagging south but not too terribly bad. clear over the northeast and most of the showers and storms move offshore from the southeast. this is a pretty good outlook for travel plans into saturday across the country, notice this area. this is a weak cold front that's going to be heading our direction. i don't think this is going to impact saturday morning travel plans either. even as we go through rest of our saturday, clear picture across the u.s. this has been a quiet forecast for the last handful of days which is great for travelers. let's wrap it up, through sunday, maybe you get to hang out with family until sunday. a clear start in the morning hours. showers over the pacific northwest. and those start to increase as we go into sunday evening. we'll talk about our forecast locally comi

georgia. >>> a florida ferry came to the rescue of a family who's boat caught fire. this is a crazy story.ved a distress call while he was on its way from key west to fort myers on monday morning. the family of three jumped off their boat and swam to the ferry while holding onto a crab trap buoy. the crew pulled them on board. no one was hurt. >> the sixers continue their six game home stand at the wells fargo center. they host the portland trailblazers tonight. we'll be back. >> ♪♪ >> police officers work on staying fit and that goes the same for canines. [laughter] >> the police department in alabama posted this video of k-9 nitro doing push-ups part of their 9 p.m. it reminds people to remove valuables from their cars and lock up at the end of the day and do some shoshana work as well. >> i would do anything nitro tells me to do. >> those police officers know how to train that dog. >> they do. >> not sure my lacy would do that. >> let's see if they can train a police cat. >> the boulevard extension at ridge avenue southbound traffic on your right headed towards the schuylkill ahead on t

the only protection from the cold is the state of florida and southern georgia there, a warm 83 in jacksonville. there is bitter cold air in the wings and this will break down into the week to the lower 48 and baker lake it's 15 below and cambridge bay 24 below zero. and the winter like air the first one it's been several months since we have seen windchills of 20 in philadelphia. 19 in new york city and the shot of arctic air arrives on friday morning and lasts through saturday. and the coldest air since march and record low temperatures and windy on friday. we'll chat about just how cold the windchills will be on friday afternoon but at least it will mood rate quickly here on the second half the week. the details are coming up. >> thank you. >>> the ntsb is trying to find out what called roy halladay's small plane to crash in florida. as investigators do their work phillies fans are remembering the beloved former pitcher, some left candles and pictures at citizens bank park and wrote messages to the eight time all-star who was only 40 years old. >> any time you hear about a young person that

we get rid of florida georgia line and really talk about what's happening here in new york.or a year. steve: julie is live at the scene in lower manhattan with new information about the guy a couple of days ago, julie, who wanted to put the isis flag on the home depot truck. >> that is correct. new details coming out about the terror suspect in custody. among them, the fact that he did want to fly those isis flags on his truck during the attack. he also apparently requested isis flags in his hospital room. nonetheless, obviously, his request not granted. but we dove cell phone video taken just moments before the many victims that were hit as he mode them down on a bike path in lower manhattan. argentineans actually riding bikes on a high school reunion trip. among the eight fatalities ranging in ages from 23 to 48 were two americans, five argentineans riding their bike and one person from belgium. and last night the one and only suspect in the case appeared with no remorse. one count of providing material support to terrorist and one count of violence and destruction of a mo

brian: yeah, coal singing for florida georgia line. how dare they do that. ainsley: mr.d democrat leaders. they were mad him at that tweet. i don't think a deal can get done. so he posted -- well, there was a lot of video. him sitting at the table with two empty chairs. chuck and nancy did not show up. >> the idea that you would trump this kind of an easy photo op, sit there and say i'm trying to solve it. i wonder where they are. i met with bill clinton lots of times. brian: have you ever turned down invitation to the white house? ainsley: you think that was genius on his part? >> it's not genius when somebody walks up to you and hands you a big, easy win. and you say okay. but he was smart. i like the way they set it up. happened to put mcconnell and ryan out here on the end, so you can be really clear who's there. steve: absolutely. brian: december 8th, we run out of money. the government doesn't get fund. so we have to come up with a deal there, and he needs democratic votes. >> well, here's a daring thought. mcconnell is very good at gradually grinding down the fili

we found that guns connected to crimes here in california came from as far away as florida, texas and georgia. from the mass shooting at the ups building in san francisco that left three people dead to the shooting of kate steinle while walking with her family on pier 14. >> a shot rang out. she turned to me and said "help me, dad." >> reporter: with a s.w.a.t. team after bullets -- >> bullets ended up under my mother's dining room table. >> reporter: every case involved one stolen gun, some involved several. we found some high hef profile murders that involved one stolen gun in each case. >> i'd say it's about a 50-50 shot for the firearms that we recover for them to be stolen. >> reporter: frank serves as branch chief for the crime gun intelligence headquarters in washington, d.c. >> we essentially have to wait for a crime to occur in order for us to recover these guns. >> reporter: nbc bay area and more than a dozen nbc teams teamed with a nonprofit journalism organization to find out how guns circulate around the u.s. although more than a thousand law enforcement agencies turned over thei

we found that guns connected to crimes here in california came from as far away as florida, texas and georgia. >> shooter is still inside the building. >> reporter: from a mass shooting at the u.p.s. building in san francisco that left three people dead. >> this is at the u.p.s. building. there are several people that were shot. >> reporter: to the shooting of kate steinle while walking with her family on pier 14. >> a shot rang out, she turned to me and said, help me, dad. >> reporter: to a s.w.a.t. team storming the home of a man holding his family hostage after firing shots that hit his neighbors' homes. >> the bullet ended up in my mother's house under her dining room table. >> reporter: every case involved at least one stolen gun, some involved several. we found more than a dozen high-profile bay area murders in the last five years that involved at least one stolen gun in each case. >> i'd say it's about a 50/50 shot for the firearms that recover for them to be stolen. >> reporter: he serves as branch chief for gun crimes at atf headquarters in washington, d.c. >> we essentially have to