jim ryan, abc news, in dallas-fort worth. stephanie: evacuations have been lifted for dozens of homes near a wildfire in southern california. the ventura county fire 60% of the 1200 acre fire. officials believe wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour may have brought down a power line sparking the fire friday night. adam: 17 u.s.-led airstrikes hit isis groups in iraq and syria on christmas day. the strikes targeted fighters and facilities like underground tunnels and vehicles. now we are hearing from perhaps the most wanted man in the world, the leader of isis. he is breaking a more than six month silence with an audio recording. jim avila has the latest. reporter: this is believed to be the voice behind isis. a 23 minute long audio statement delivered by a man claiming to be isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. after seven months of silence, baghdadi appears desperate to rally his beleaguered fighters who have lost ground and leadership. 2015 has not been a good year for isis. the u.s.-led coalition has killed his second in command

as jim ryan reports, at least 11 are dead. you have a look at destruction. jim: panic as the storm rolled in under the cover of night. >> do you see it? color line flashes and lightning revealing the massive tornadoes as the tour -- as they tore into texas. >> do you see that? oh, my god ! jim: it was clear -- the destruction was severe. >> completely gone. >> i dove into the hallway. >> all you heard was the debris hitting the house. realized.lly i house,use after neighborhood afternoon right, town after town, ripped into tiny pieces. this family in row let, texas emerged to find a roof collapse in every room of the house, except the bathroom -- this texas in rowlett, emerged to find a roof collapse in every room of the house, except the bathroom, where they were hiding. >> i was devastating. christmas, everything -- we are here to salvage what we can. >> it is stuff. everything else can be replaced. jim: the system igniting all this chaos, the impacts are huge, it's stretching from south texas to the canadian border, on the move tonight bringing everything

jim ryan, abc news, , texas. action news is tracking the latest weather developments. here's a live look outside, where temperatures have been down right frigid. action news chief meteorologist brian scoffield has a look at what we can expect. bryan? a developing story out of where anger and frustration continue after police shot and killed a 19- year-old black man while responding to a 9-1-1 call this weekend. caught in the gunfire - a 55-year- old mother, who also died. calls for justice today - in the death of bettie jones? a 55-year-old mother. sot - jacqueline walker / jones' friend "why you got to shoot first and ask questions later?!" jones' family wants to know why she died - from a chicago police bullet. the mother of five opened her door as cops confronted 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier. sot - jahmal cole / victim's nephew "while i'm tempted to feel hate for all chicago police officers - // i think we've gotta show the police officers and family a lot of compassion." police say jones was "accidentally" and "tragically killed." officiers were re

jim ryan, abc news, , texas. the governor of new mexico has declared a state of emergency in her state. it's as a massive snowstorm has blanketed a good portion of new mexico. a blizzard warning is in place for all of eastern new mexico. the winter storm has dumped up to 21 inches of snow in some areas. snow drifts as high as eight feet are making many roads impassable. that includes interstate-40, which is closed from east albuquerque to the texas state line. officials say more than ten thousand homes are without power in eastern new mexico. governor susana martinez's emergency order activates the national guard to help stranded action news is tracking the latest weather developments. here's a live look outside, where temperatures have been down right frigid. action news chief meteorologist brian scoffield has a look at what we can expect. bryan? ad-lib a local family continues to 72 year old wallace inkenbrandt has been missing since christmas eve. he was last seen near the intersection of lone mountain and dec

abc's jim ryan is in texas tonight with those details. >> that's it! oh, my god! that's it! that's it! >> reporter: pure panic as the storm rolled it. >> that's a tornado! >> reporter: under the cover of night. >> reporter: power line flashes and lightning flashes revealing the damage in texas. >> oh, my god! did you see that? oh, my god! >> reporter: after the twisters had passed, even in the dark it was clear. the destruction was extreme. >> it's completely gone. completely. >> i looked outside and saw the funnel and dove into my hallway. >> it was spinning right towards us. all you heard was debris hitting the house, hitting the house. >> thankful we're alive. >> reporter: by daylight, the scope of the devastation, unbelievable. neighborhood after neighborhood, town after town, ripped into tiny pieces. >> we went into here. this is the rest room where we hid. >> reporter: this family in rowlett, texas emerged to find the roof collapsed in every room of the house, except the bathroom where they were hiding. >> three kids, three adults. >> reporter: four others away trailer

jim ryan is in texas tonight with a look at the destruction. >> oh, my god, that's it! that's it! >> pure panic as the storm rolled in under the cover of night. >> you see it? >> power line flashes and lightning revealin t massive tornados as they tore into texas. >> oh, my god. did you see that? oh, my god. >> after the twistest passed, even in the dark it was clear, the destruction was extreme. >> completely gone, dude. completely. >> i looked out my window and saw the funnel. i dove into the hallway. >> spinning toward us. you heard debris hitting the house. >> by daylight, the scope of the devastation, unbelievable. house after house, neighborhood after neighborhood, town after town ripped into tiny pieces. >> went in here. this is the rest room where we all hid. >> this family emerged to find the roof collapsed in every room of the house except the bathroom where they were hiding. >> three kids and three adults. >> others being away saved lives. >> everything we owned was in the trailer. christmas, everything was gone. >> want to find some of the memory stuff. everything else

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. >> congressman leo ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly.going on down there that was wrong. he thought it was certainly worth inviting members of the press to join him. >> very glad to be here. this is a congressional inquiry. i can tell you right now whatever the comments are, there are some people here who believe this is the best thing that ever happened to them in their whole life. >> so it's toward the end of the evening, don harris who is the nbc reporter had been walking around the pavilion. and two people slipped him notes. and he hands the notes over to congressman ryan who opens them and says, oh my god, it's true. everything we've been told is true. >> then word spread and more and more people wanted to leave. >> do i both understand you to say that you both want to leave jonestown on this date -- >> yes, ma'am. >> then i remember seeing this couple with a child between them. >> get back here! bring them back! don't you take my kids! get back here! >> you could feel the tension. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note

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back of the book, in the notes, there are interviews with several people, including fred ryan and a gentle man named jimoly? mr. shirley: yes. mr. lamb: why does he get attention in this book? mr. shirley: my books, some historians write from 10,000 feet. i write from ground level. i don't just interview jim baker neese. these are people who all had very good stories. what i have found is it worked very well to write from ground level. people have commented, my books have a feel that makes the reader feel like they are there. mr. lamb: what did jim holy tell you? mr. shirley: he told me all about the turnout in sydney california.-- simi, california. he talked about the backroom destinations at the funeral home. the process of transporting reagan in. it was very important to getting , inackground information terms of california. wasof the things he told me about how reagan and the entourage had flown after going to washington, and then back to at sundown, and how he and some friends boarded air force one. maybe a half-dozen people on board, and they spent the whole time we deal each other with old reagan

back of the book, in the notes, there are interviews with several people, including fred ryan and a gentle man named jimoly? craig: yes. brian: he seems to get a lot of attention in this book, why? craig: my books, some historians write from 10,000 feet. i write from ground level. i don't just interview jim baker and ed neese. and the people appear. i interview the people who were, you know, who were actually doing the day-to-day work and kind of unsung heroes. they all had unsung stories and i find with all of my books it has worked very well to write from ground level. people have commented, my books have a feel that makes the reader feel like they are there. brian: what did jim holy tell you that we have never heard? craig: he told me all about the funeral, the turnout at simi valley, california, which had never really been reported before. he talked about the backroom machinations at the funeral home. the process of transporting reagan in. it was very important to getting me background information, in terms of california. one of the funny stories he told me was about how reagan and the entourage had

jim: it's given to bell. and he's backed up by one or two yards and again it's the rookie ryan comes up to make the play and aime-out called by the packers at three minutes. that sets up now a second and 16 for the lions. again, coming up, "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. if you're the lions, do you run it again to force the packers to take their last time-out? phil: oh, man, after what we've seen, would i give the football back to aaron rodgers and take that chance? to think he only needs a field goal. that's pretty tough to do. i look at it and say safe play. they've had some success with screens. but if you're going to try to win the game, you're going to have to throw it against tight coverage, most likely on the outside. jim: they go to the shotgun with ameer abdullah the running back. and here's the safe throw. tate forced down at about the 18 and the last time-out called by green bay with a third and 12 on the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense, after that terr

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ryan fitzpatrick solidified the quarterback position. just a couple reasons why they're 9-5 this year. >> jim: well, all those teams coming into the week at 8-5, 3 of them, the chiefs and the steelers, as we chronicled, they both were watching with great interest. but the jets now climb to 9-5. and now dallas is officially eliminated. final score, the new york jets 19, the dallas cowboys 16. everywhere you want to be. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor breakfast any time you like. eggs, sizzling sausage, hot cakes, real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! pay how you want for what you want with the confidence of visa now with android pay. visa everywhere you want to be. >>> breaking news in new jersey. a crime at a store leaves a worker dead. police are searching for clues. plus. >> excitement turns to anger at what had fans so upset. 86 million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but 90% don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to yo

jim: it's given to bell. and he's backed up by one or two yards and again it's the rookie ryan comes up to make the play and a time-out called by the that sets up now a second and 16 for the lions. again, coming up, "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. if you're the lions, do you run it again to force the packers to take their last time-out? phil: oh, man, after what we've seen, would i give the football back to aaron rodgers and take that chance? to think he only needs a field goal. that's pretty tough to do. i look at it and say safe play. they've had some success with screens. but if you're going to try to win the game, you're going to have to throw it against tight coverage, most likely on the outside. jim: they go to the shotgun with ameer abdullah the running back. and here's the safe throw. tate forced down at about the 18 and the last time-out called by the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. that was a safe. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense, after that terrible start, the turnover where they got

jim: it's given to bell. and he's backed up by one or two yards and again it's the rookie ryan comes up to make the play packers at three minutes. that sets up now a second and 16 for the lions. again, coming up, "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. if you're the lions, do you run it again to force the packers to take their last time-out? phil: oh, man, after what we've seen, would i give the football back to aaron rodgers and take that chance? to think he only needs a field goal. that's pretty tough to do. i look at it and say safe play. they've had some success with screens. but if you're going to try to win the game, you're going to have to throw it against tight outside. jim: they go to the shotgun with ameer abdullah the running back. and here's the safe throw. and the last time-out called by green bay with a third and 12 on the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. that was a safe. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense, after that terrible start, the turnover where they got seven easy points, the defense, th

jim: it's given to bell. and he's backed up by one or two yards and again it's the rookie ryan comes up to make the play and aime-out called by the packers at three minutes. that sets up now a second and 16 for the lions. again, coming up, "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. if you're the lions, do you run it again to force the packers to take their last time-out? phil: oh, man, after what we've seen, would i give the football back to aaron rodgers and take that chance? to think he only needs a field goal. that's pretty tough to do. i look at it and say safe play. they've had some success with screens. but if you're going to try to win the game, you're going to have to throw it against tight coverage, most likely on the outside. jim: they go to the shotgun with ameer abdullah the running back. and here's the safe throw. tate forced down at about the 18 and the last time-out called by green bay with a third and 12 on the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. that was a safe. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense

jim: it's given to bell. and he's backed up by one or two yards and again it's the rookie ryan comes up to make the play and a time-out called by the packers at three minutes. that sets up now a second and 16 for the lions. again, coming up, "the mazda postgame show," interviews and analysis of tonight's game. if you're the lions, do you run it again to force the packers to take their last time-out? phil: oh, man, after what we've seen, would i give the football back to aaron rodgers and take that chance? to think he only needs a field goal. that's pretty tough to do. i look at it and say safe play. screens. but if you're going to try to win the game, you're going to have to throw it against tight coverage, most likely on the outside. jim: they go to the shotgun with ameer abdullah the running back. and here's the safe throw. tate forced down at about the 18 and the last time-out called by green bay with a third and 12 on the way. phil: you're right. throw the screen. that was a safe. hoping to catch them in an aggressive defense and take advantage of it. but green bay, the defense, after that terrible start,

jim axelrod in new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, merry announcer: you're watching kcci 8 news. ryan: yesterday's fog and rain gave way to fog today. what's next, as people prepare to hit the road this weekend. christmas one of the few remaining holidays that most but not everyone. who is still on the job tonight? and while some have to work, others choosing to help, giving their time this christmas. des moines looking more like cloud city today. a thick layer of fog blanketed central iowa this morning, fog that didn't completely burn away even during the afternoon. kcci meteorologist kurtis gertz with a first look at your forecast. kurtis: good evening, ryan. merry christmas to you. the fog has lifted them rarely, but we are still getting rid arts of patchy -- getting reports of patchy fog. that could be a problem throughout the evening. visibility is 10 miles, and we have reports of half-mile visibility. look at this scene, frost out there, provided winter magic did temperatures hovering around. it looks like snow to the

onovember 6 my colleague, i am jim mcgovern, and i along with 33 of our colleagues wrote a letter to spear ryan urging him to allow debate on an aumf the house floor. we never received a response. last week jim and i wrote speaker ryan another letter urging him to allow a debate on the aumf on the house floor as one of the firsactions congress takes when we come bac januay, 2016. mr. spaker, president obama continueso escate our involvement against isil in iraq and syria. our fight isn't gng away any time on which is why it i high time conessulfills its constitutional duty and debate our role in the middle east. as jams madison said, the power to declare war cluding the power of the judging th causes the ar is fully and exclusively vested in the legislature. the most important votby a member of congress to commit a yog man or woman fight and die for this country. mr. speaker, i have two letters th i would ke to ask unanimous consent that i mig submit for the record. the speaker pro tempe: without objection. mr. joner. speaker, if we do not meet our responsibility, we will become complit in the

jim, police say the suspects are armed and dangerous. authorities want the public's help and want our viewers to take a close look at these surveillance imannuals. >> police want thee two men for thanksgiving murder of ryan kelly a young man that always had a smi, worked hard at northern liberties acme and liked lun from georgia pizza akos the street. it's sad and yaiz didn't and i can't imagine how his mom is doing. >> kelly was gunned down a block from the home he shared with parents and pole say he was walking home from wawa when two men uld with up in stolen white mazda 66 you see in the background. >> i don't know if this was attempted or not at thipoint it seems like he was approached and shot. >> investigators sta two men are wanted for two other robbyes that day. this is the surveillance immath from a td bank in port richmond. he ryeed to use a stolen card. the stolen car is recovered and checked for blues. police are releasing a few details about the other robbyes. >> the number of these robberies the victim's identification was taken we don't want to put anybody in harms way. >> neighbor austin glory has nope kelly as soon as a employ. the 21-year-old was a quiteet gentleman whose parents are d

jim jordan here last night. he said he was going to vote against it, as he did. 95 of you. that is a huge statement, and paul ryantook that statement and did what with it? >> well, i think he realizes that a number of us represent eal vast majority of americans with the syrian refugee issue, to be silent on that in this particular omnibus and put other things in there. obviously, we put forth an amendment, tried to get that approved as jim probably shared with you yesterday. it was denied, and ultimately, the people not only of north carolina but across the country felt like it was very important for us to address some of these other issues in the omnibus. lou: congressman, as you know, for example, rush limbaugh said the republican party ought to disband because it did not stand on the spending bill, $1.1 trillion spending bill with everything imaginable thrown into it, and not a single victory that the republicans could talk about, at least the conservatives, as having been a victory within that legislation. >> well, and you heard the president today, you know, doing a victory lap and saying that -- congratulat

ryan and that group was done. they should have been allowed access at any time they wanted. the people that would've stood up to jim jones were not there. we will carry that for the rest of our lives. stephanie, my niece, the only reason she is alive. people left there all the time. people weren't just kept in there like a concentration camp. that particular time, i had never heard that place that quiet. you could hear a pin drop. everyone stopped working. all 900 people came to that meeting. we were going to play basketball. my sister said to me, take stephanie. i would feel better with her being out of here. stephanie is alive today because of that. she has a beautiful daughter. she is alive because of that decision. there were one of two of us who would leave. they didn't like being in jonestown. anyone who would have stood up to jim jones, that other people felt safe with, they were all gone. >> people came in to say goodbye to you because they did have a premonition? >> i think they just felt like who is going to handle jim jones now? they saw us oppose him. stephen, we know you're right. we would be the media

ryan chilcote indiana, thanks very much. on a here is an update conference call being held by norfold southern chief executive officer jim squireserger proposal by canadian pacific. he said it would place a great deal of regulatory scrutiny and he is attacking the rationale made for the, nation. he says only one train a day could be rerouted out of chicago. there are detrimental aspects of open access to railroads. he is committing to cost cuts. more coming from the norfold southern call. we will be right back on "bloomberg " ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg ." the u.s. jobless rate holds at 5%. does this position the federal reserve to make a move? joining us now is rick reader. give us your reaction to these numbers. rick: they are solid. we are talking about 12 months on average of 220,000 jobs. these are very solid numbers. people were concerned that you august and september and a week season that goes beyond the seasonal adjustment. get a catch-upou in to the numbers from construction were pretty solid. people said retail was a bit soft, but it is really powerful . that gives the fed the window to move for we thi