kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> new developments in the alabama special senate election. republican roy moore is trying to stop officials from certifying democrat doug jones as the winner. moore filed a lawsuit claiming there may have been voter fraud and there should be a new election. jones defeated moore by about 20,000 votes earlier this month. in a statement moore also said that he passed a polygraph test aout his alleged sexual misconduct. he said the results show he did not know the accusers or have any sexual contact with them. >>> the fbi says its investigations into sexual assaults on flights have gone up 66% in the last three years. the bureau said it opened 63 investigations this year compared to just 38 in 2014. this comes after a cnn report that claims several passengers complained of misconduct and flight crew did little or nothing to help. cnn reports flight attendants may not know how to respond when confronting the behavior. >>> hi there, everyone. thursday morning, live doppler 7, notice the cloud cover over the north bay and, yeah, almost a repeat perf

kendis gibson has the latest. happening today -- problem for fliers. contracted workers at dulles could announce they're going on strike. they want their employer, huntleigh usa coporation, to allow them to join a union. those employees say they'll announce whether they're striking today -- at 2 p-m. also today -- we're people killed when a plane on its way to frederick went down in indiana. those three people - along with a dog on board - died after the plane crashed saturday night. a second dog survived. the f-a-a is investigating. we'll keep you posted. congress is heading toward a vote this week on the g-o-p tax reform plan. as arlette saenz reports -- republicans believe they have the votes they need for a massive overhaul. the president weighing in on accusations that the special counsel at the head of the russia investigation weighing in on accusations that the special counsel at the head of the russia investigation -- improperly obtained thousands of transition e-mails. trump saying... he's not worried. trump's transition lawyers say robert tru

kendis gibson has the latest. morning's first look. are searching for a driver they say is terrorizing rural california, firing at passing vehicles. >> this is a cowardly act. we will find you and hold you responsible. have been hit around the fresno area. >> if this scheme's going, it will be a matter of time before we have a murder investigation. kendis: one man was nearly killed. boss got shot through her window in can you send an ambulance. >> did she get hit? >> she is bleeding. kendis: with your gma first look, i am kendis gibson. z2nhxz zi0z y2nhxy yi0y announcer: good morning washington, on your side. that: a wreck at a church could put services in jeopardy. julie: traffic on the woodrow wilson bridge is ok, but it could change. autria: now would be the time to hit the road. your traffic is coming up. we want to get a check of the forecast with veronica johnson. you cannot blame mother nature if you have issues getting out of town. blameca: you can't even mother nature if you are moving slow this morning. we are above freezing.

but as kendis gibson tells us.. that may not be a good idea. 4:xx and still ahead. new years eve preparations happening in cities new years eve preparations happening in cities next, we check in with cities like new york and las vegas to see how they're preparing. plus disney goes dark. hear what had some scrambling from the "happiest place on earth." hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks with sunflower oil. there's no softening required. so baking is delicious and easy. ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughter) saturday - coldest new year's in decades - subfreezing temperatures to ring in 2018 today: sunny and very cold. highs: 24-27 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 13-21 winds: n 5 mph friday: am clouds. pm sun. remaining unseasonably cold. highs: 33-38 winds: sw to nw 5 mph ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's tech bytes.ow -- information surfacing that targeted journalists. when it happened and what they found. plus, no government shutdown -- for now. when funding could run out, and what the administration needs to do to prevent that from happening. good morning washington. toss to vj cool & dry until late saturday - mild periods of shower monday- christmas early flurry, cold for all today: overcast, cool, temps 10 degrees above average winds: south 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy, "not" cold. showers develop around 10pm, foggy lows: 43-48 winds: sw 5 mph saturday: foggy early, periods of rain showers, mild highs: near 60 winds: south 5-15 mph breaking this morning -- morning -- journalists. adrianna hopkins is at the live desk with the details. an associated press investigation finding that russian hackers pursued journalists the same way they did u.s. politicians and intelligence figures. an analysis of data provided by cybersecurity firm -- secure works -- shows that the espionage group known as "fancy be

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abc kendis gibson has the latest. overnight travelers trapped at the busiest airport. a power outage brought the jackson hartsville airport to a standstill. >> they say we have to leave the airport. there are people who have nowhere to go. >> reporter: even the former transportation secretary, grounded. anthony fox tweeted there is no execute this is insane. >> shuttle buses transporting passengers to the convention center, the hours long blackout caused by by an underground fire. >> the switch was danltd which caused damage -- damaged which caused damage to two systems rather than one. >> reporter: the outage set off a massive ripple effect across the country delaying 2,000 flights at the start of the holiday season. a perfect storm with 50 million passengers flying over the holiday period. >> the problem is atlanta is the big hub for the southeast, and you can't go there. >> i was going to try to get to birmingham, i was going to try to get to wherever, nearby, not. >> it could take several days to sort out the missed flights, delays and disgruntled passengers. >> i

abc's kendis gibson and eva pilgrim have the details in this morning's techbytes. terminals in atlanta going dark. breaking overnight - the lights are back on but the problems are far from over. and the king at capital one arena. the wizards hosting lebron and the cavs - but it's not the game we're talking about. the statement on the court. good morning washington. toss to vj today: partly cloudy, milder highs: 50-56 winds: southwest 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy lows: 38-42 winds: light tuesday: partly sunny & mild highs: 56-62 winds: sw 5-10 breaking overnight - the lights are back - the lights are back the lights are back on at the world's busiest airport. after eleven hours in the dark -- power was restored in atlanta just after midnight. but still a huge mess this morning to get flights back up and running. melanie hastings is following the delays at the live desk. autria, adrianna still major problems today.. hundreds of flights are cancelled.. as airlines struggle to get planes where they need to be. overnight we've learned it was a fire in an underground

with your "gma first look" kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> it is 5:16. abc news confirmed president trump's eldest son donald trump jr. is expected to meet with the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors for an enter view today. it will be trump junior's third trip to capitol hill for an interview before congressional russia investigators. he has previously met with the house intelligence committee for closed door interviews. yesterday his attorney formally asked for a review into leaks during and after his meeting last week. >>> it's 5:16 now. now to san francisco's multimillion dollar move to create affordable housing. the city reached a deal to buy the blighted mcdonald's, according to "the examiner." the goal is twofold to cut back on crime and to build 100% affordable housing. the deal cost the city $15.5 million. acting mayor london breed said this was the last piece of legislation she discussed with mayor ed lee. >>> the robot that patrols outside the spca's mission campus may be out of a job. according to bis journals they ordered them

simple steps save lives to learn some new ones visit poolsafely.gov >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we'rele toing on "world news now." it could be a dangerous commute as temperatures refreeze and bitter cold temperatures are on the way as another storm system moves in. >>> the thomas wildfire in the state of california is the fifth largest wildfire in the state's history. it has now moved into sbar coun bra county. >> it's green monday. walmart and target are two major retailers with special deals. >>> and the hollywood award season really gets under

. >> and i'm ron claiborne in nor kendis gibson.t's hard to imagine what six feet of snow looks like but that soon could be the reality in some areas east of the great lakes. >>> yeah, in addition to that snowfall, dangerous cold air stretching and temperatures dipping in and in boston, more on the extreme conditions. >> reporter: whiteout creating white knuckle driving across the center of the country, from erie, pennsylvania, victims of the cold weather. 4.5 feet of snow fell in 36 hours. >> it was higher than the snowboards. and interstate 80 backed up for miles, lake-effect snow has left buffalo buried. >> i could only do about 20 miles an hour. >> reporter: while in massachusetts, and it's not just snow. in illinois, those subzero temperatures stopping locals' winter plans. >> we wanted to go icie skating we tried. it's really gold. >> reporter: it meant no fun. >> we don't want any concussions. >> reporter: in duluth, minnesota, temperatures hit 21 degrees below zero with windchill of minus 44, causing steam and fog to rise of

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the house and senate now have to combine their tax cut bill noose -- bills into a single piece of legislation. >>> the u.s. and south korean air forces are now conducting their largest-ever joint exercise. the five-day exercise comes a week after north korea fired its most powerful missile. north korea says the drills move north korea to the brink of nuclear

abc's kendis gibson and eva pilgrim have a look ahead, and more, in this morning's techbytes. toddler is among the 12 people who are dead -- after flames force folks out into the flames force folks out into the freezing cold. what investigators are learning about how it started, and the conditions of the people who made it out. good morning washington. toss to eileen - cold remains the big weather story - light snow tonight -> saturday morning (less than 1"; slick travel possible) - feeling like the single digits to ring in the new year - coldest new year's in decades today: decreasing clouds. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: variable 5 mph tonight: cloudy and cold. light snow possible. lows: 20-27 winds: nw 5 mph saturday: cloudy and cold. morning snow. less than 1". icy roads possible. highs: 32-39 winds: se to w 5 mph breaking right now-- a late night fire in maryland, displacing now-- a late night fire in maryland, displacing dozens of people with temperatures overnight. a late night fire in maryland, displacing dozens of people with temperatures barely in the teens overnight. su

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>>> and we do say good morning on this monday, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm eva pilgrim in for diane. the lights are back on at the world's busiest airport but may be quite some time before operations return to normal. >> the power out for 11 hours stranding tens of thousands of travelers. the mayor says more than 30,000 were impacted. domest and overnight we learned what caused it and why it could linger for days. overnight travelers trapped at the world's busiest airport. >> it's a nightmare. >> reporter: a massive power outage bringing atlanta's hart field jackson airport to a standstill. some stuck on the tarmac for up to nine hours. >> all the airlines that are like canceled they're saying we have to leave the airport basically. there are people who have nowhere to go so what do you want us to do. >> reporter: even the former transportation secretary grounded. anthony fox tweeting there is no excuse. this is insane. shuttles and bus services transporting some to the george international convention center. hours-long plaqueout caused by a fire in an underground electric facility.

. >> i'm gio benitez in for kendis gibson. winter weather is delaying travel for millions. >> it was a white christmas for millions and that is expected to continue into the new year. one area east of the great lakes is bracing for up to 50 inches of snow while many other areas are preparing for icy conditions and dangerous below zero windchills. abc's elizabeth hur is here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: diane and gio, good morning to you. there's more snow on the way but we've seen and rain and trying to get anywhere for so many it wasn't just messy, it got downright dangerous. whiteout conditions from upstate new york to maine, massachusetts, western pennsylvania and michigan with visibility so poor, authorities warning drivers to slow down or, better yet, stay home. for some easier said than done. especially when you're trying to fly to your destination and the airport tarmac looks like this. in boston the snow temporarily shut down runways at logan international, the slick conditions being blamed for a close c

. >> i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. just as fire crews in southern california started making slow progress an explosive new fire has erupted north of san diego. flames quickly exploded scorching more than six square miles in the first few hours. >> it brings the total to six major fires burning out of control. 190,000 have been ordered to evacuate evacuate. a new state of emergency in california. a massive fire north of san diego is growing by the hour. dubbed the lilac fire it's destroyed dozens of homes and is threatening thousands more. abc's rob marciano is there. >> we just came up on the lilac fire. this is the first property that we came up on. look at how it's burning right now. up in flames. not even 50 yards from it and i can feel the intense heat. >> reporter: flames are jumping highways as people are forced to evacuate with only minutes to spare. >> this blaze continues to rage out of control. strong winds helping to fan the flames and it is causing so much destruction. take a look behind me here. you can se

abc's kendis gibson and eva pilgrim have the details in this morning's tech bytes. good morning washington. toss to eileen -- winter weather your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. - becoming cloudy and cold today - light snow possible 1-5pm; a quick coating could make for icy roads mainly along & east of i-95 - rising temperatures this weekend; most of the weekend dry - 50s return early next week today: cloudy and cold. light snow possible 1-5pm. a coating to an inch possible, mainly east of i-95. watch for slick travel. highs: 32-35 winds: ne to se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 23-30 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly to mostly sunny.

abc's diane macedo and kendis gibson have more today's techbytes. right now at 5:30 - week two of new tolls on i-66, just the n transportation officials.. that drivers may not want to hear. and another chance for snow less than 24 hours away! the wintry mix that could slow your ride to work tomorrow - and the single digit temperatures right behind it.. good morning washington. toss to eileen - watch for icy spots this morning - dry & cool start to the week - turning blustery tomorrow - arctic blast wednesday (feels single digits & teens) - few snow showers late week; staying cold! today: partly cloudy. cold. highs: 44-49 winds: w 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. cold. lows: 30-36 winds: s 5 mph tuesday: am clouds. pm sun. blustery. highs: 47-50 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph developing now grief counselors at whitman high school today. that after the body of a missing student was found in the woods over the weekend. suzanne kennedy live outside whitman this morning... 5:xx - and rush hour kicking in just minutes ago.. now exactly one new tolls began on i-66.

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm eva pilgrim in for diane macedo. we begin with new uncertainty surrounding the sweeping tax bill that president trump is eagerly waiting to sign. >> yes, senator marco rubio says that he is withholding his crucial support unless he gets a key provision that he wants. he's now the second so-called defector, and any more than two senators to vote no from the republican side, that would derail the bill. abc's arlette saenz has new details from washington. good morning, arlette. >> reporter: kendis and eva, good morning. president trump is eager to sign a tax bill by christmas, but as congress barrels towards votes mention week, the republican tax plan is in limbo. president trump is sounding optimistic, republicans will deliver on a tax plan by christmas. >> i think we will get there. it will be in a very short period of time. it will be the greatest christmas present that a lot of people have ever received. >> reporter: but on capitol hill, there are signs of trouble. senator marco rubio is a no unless the bill further

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's techbytes.night vote in the senate making history.. tax reform now all but a done deal. how much extra money will be in your paycheck next year better - and home in time r story of survival - from the boy who was accidentally shot. and talk about a razor thin win! the virginia state lawmaker who just won her election by a single vote! good morning washington. toss to brian cool & breezy today cold thursday (winter solstice) mild holiday weekend looking dry now on christmas tonight: today: mostly to partly sunny, breezy highs: around 50 winds: northwest 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy, much colder lows: 25-32 winds: northwest 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny, cold highs: mid 40s breaking overnight - green light to a one-point-five trillion dollar overhaul of u-s tax code. later this morning - the house will have a do-over of its own vote -- after the bill ran into some procedural problems... and that will seal the deal on tax reform. john gonzalez is live with more on what the bill means for you.

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. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson.begin with that agonizing not guilty verdict for the family of kate steinle. he admits to shooting steinle on a san francisco pier two years ago but says the gun went off by accident. >> kate steinle's family is saddened by the verdict. after years for kate steinle's family a verdict many did not expect. jose garcia found not guilt in the shooting death of the 32-year-old on the san francisco peer in july of 2015. >> we believe the verdict is a correct and accurate reflection of the law. >> reporter: he maintained his innocence saying he found the gun under a chair on the pier and when he examined it it accide accidentally fired. the bullet ricocheted hitting steinle as she walked with her father about 90 feet away but garcia was in the country illegally after being deported five times. weeks before he was awaiting a sixth deportation from the sheriff's department released him instead. >> from day one this case was used as a means to foment hate. >> reporter: during the presidential ca

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm erielle reshef. hopefully you've already arrived where you want to be this morning. >> in much of the country, poor driving conditions in many areas. in others, you may not even be able to get your car started because temperatures will be so cold. abc's elizabeth hur with the story. >> reporter: mother nature delivering a white christmas for millions across the country, even mild cities like portland and seattle waking up to this rare december snow. enough snow for frosty the snowman to make this cameo and forcing some drivers to turn to salt and a good push to get their cars moving again. for plow truck drivers, a busy night trying to stay ahead of the storm, trying to avoid a repeat of scenes like this in maine, tow truck drivers using a rope to pull cars out of a ditch. >> the roads are slick so you got to be careful out there. starting to freeze over. >> reporter: this morning, winter weather alerts in effect from coast to coast with parts of new england already cleaning up from all of this, now

. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson.begin this morning with that agonizing not guilty verdict for the family of kate steinle. undocumented immigrant jose ines garcia zarate admits to shooting steinle on a san francisco pier two years ago but says the gun went off by accident. >> kate steinle's father says his family is saddened by the verdict. he calls it a case of justice rendered but not served. after more than two painful years for kate steinle's family, a verdict many did not expect. jose garcia zarate found not guilty in the shooting death of the 32-year-old on the san francisco pier in july of 2015. >> we believe the verdict is a correct and accurate reflection of the law and what happened. >> reporter: garcia zarate maintained his innocence saying he found the gun under a chair on the pier, and when he examined it, it accidentally fired. the bullet ricocheted hitting steinle as she walked with her father about 90 feet away, but garcia zarate was in the country illegally after being deported five times and had mult

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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.the top headlines we're following on "world news now." democrat doug jones is celebrating victory in alabama. he won the u.s. senate seat over conservative fire brand roy moore who was backed by president trump in the face of shocking sexual missen conduct allegations. but moore says it's not over. we have full coverage ahead. >>> donald trump jr. is expected to meet behind closed doors today with a senate intelligence committee conducted one of the russian probes and he is now asking for an investigation into leaks from his interview with the intel committee in the house. >>> and the 24-year-old man accused of killing four people in tampa has pleaded not guilty. emmanuel donaldson iii entered a written plea to four counts of premeditated murder with a firearm. prosecutors are deciding whether to seek the death penalty. >>> and the jewish winter holiday of hanukkah is now under way. giant menorahs were lit in several cities across the world. while many jewish families celebrated with s

. >> i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. this tuesday morning on "world news now." the would-be suicide bomber who injured himself and five others with a pipe bomb inside a new york subway system is telling authorities he was inspired by isis. we'll have a report straight ahead. >>> voters in alabama will choose their next senator today, it will be either democrat doug jones or republican roy moore. both called on their voters to get to the polls. at their final campaign events last night. we have full details coming up. >>> dozens are gathering in paris for the start of a climate change summit. president trump, of course, will not be there. he wasn't invited, thanks to the withdrawal from the paris climate agreement. >>> and the jewish holiday of hanukkah begins at sundown. to kcommemorate a miracle mirace b.c. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, december 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> 165 b.c. >> watching "full house". >> so, they've held on to that memory for several, several years as

kendis gibson has the details in today's gma first look. >> danny masterson is out of a job after beingrom his netflix comedy series "the ranch." he says in a statement that from day one i have denied the outrageous allegations against me. law enforcement investigated these claims 15 years ago and determined them to be without merit." netflix decided it was in their best business interest to cut ties with him. >> he is accused of raping three women in the early 2000's. one woman alleged that he forced himself on her at a house party shethen choked her when fought back. the lapd reportedly investigated and then closed the case in 2004. coming up at 7 a.m., dane abrams and larry hackett way and live. -- away in life. -- weigh in live. z2ls1z zi0z y2ls1y yi0y just became whatever whayou're about to dout to do after you get coffee. nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollars. >> now, "good morning washington," o alert. autria: and that breaking news happening right now in