kenneth craig explains, new at noon. kenneth: hundreds of thousands of americans have received a call like this one. >> the irs has filed a lawsuit against you. kenneth: con artists posing as irs agents demand immediate payment. lois: if i didn't clear it up, they were going to prosecute me. kenneth: lois, who didn't want to give her last name, paid the scammers $4,500 in prepaid debit cards. lois: i panicked. bureau says tax cons were by far the top scam of 2015. in other popular scams criminals pose as debt collectors or tech support. other imposters claim you've won a sweepstakes or been awarded a grant. mary power: the top scams all involve imposters, either someone you know or trust or someone that you're afraid of. kenneth: the scams have something else in common the criminal wants money up front. father michael ortiz thought he was a millionaire when he received this phony sweepstakes letter. all he had to do was pay a $40,000 tax to receive his prize. father michael ortiz: hook, line, and sinker, i fell. kenneth:

kenneth: kenneth craig, cbs news, englewood cliffs, new jersey. mollie: the smog is still stifling life in beijing. china's capital has issued its first red alert for smog, urging schools to close and invoking restrictions on factories and traffic that will keep half the city's vehicles off the roads on alternate days. the red alert is the most serious of four warning levels. most of the smog is blamed on vehicles and coal-fired power plants. turning back to the weather, the it outside. frank: you have that right. it is hard to believe the holidays are just around the corner, and the cats are getting into it. wagner. my friend jonathan sent in a this morning. fog. thankfully, it is out of here now. now we are dealing with the wind. i can always look at the stuart webcam to see if it is windy. 44, the temperature in des moines, wind out of the south at 15. thankfully, the wind is out of the south, pumping in some warmth for this time of year. at times these will cost near 20 to 25 miles per hour, but thankfully they are out of the warm direction. 5

abc' s kenneth moton is reporting. kenneth: donald trump mensching -- mixing celebrity and politics. on an appearance on "live with kelly and michael" -- mr. trump: it is not about religion, it is about safety. kenneth: trump received applause here, but across the globe -- condemnation. in the u.k., there is a move to ban trump. a petition has reached more than 200,000 signatures. >> we can deny entry to those who conduct themselves in such a manner, and i believe donald trump falls into that category. kenneth: sector estate john kerry weighing in. -- secretary of state john kerry diplomatic as i can put it. kenneth: abc' s barbara walters asking if he was playing into the hands of isis, putting the u.s. in more danger. mr. trump: i am the worst thing that is happen to isis. the people of my party understand that. kenneth: matthew dowd says trump is not slowing down in the polls. matthew: i think this empowers him in the course of it. kenneth: this has not stopped his plans to travel overseas to her he is headed to isr

kenneth martin, abc news from washington. sean: meantime, two other presidential hopefuls will be in new hampshire today. republican jeb bush will make appearances in manchester and hooksett. and democrat hillary clinton will hold a town hall meeting in salem. it was a beautiful day out there yesterday. but things are starting to cool down. let' s take a live look at manchester, where it is a little bit chilly. feels a lot different from yesterday. kevin: fark-the last several days across the area, where temperatures were up to the mid and upper 50' s. this afternoon you are looking at the lower half of the 40' s and a lot of it is thanks to the pressure -- provide much in the way of any shower activity, bringing quite a few clouds and a northeasterly wind around it. that is the next system in the central plains. between these two systems comes a cooler air mass in place. eventually, once it goes by, another warming trend sets up for the end of the week and likely in the next weekend. we will have much more on this and look t

(sot-kenneth and chad) (kenneth) "there it was right there."(chad) "so basically its told us you've exceeded the speed limit ur parents set for r u."chevy is just one of several car companies adding features specifically for teens.ford's my key has several similar settings.and hyundai's blue link will send parents a text if their child drives too far from home.(nats) "this is just the beginning" triple a's robert sinclair, junior features can save lives. (sot-robert sinclair, jr./aaa) "car crashes kill approximately 2,600 teens a year and injure 130,000."in the malibu parents can also view a report card - showing how far their child drove, the top speed and if there were any near collisions.(sot-chad lyons)"it's designed to promote and teach teens how to have safe habits."kenneth craig, cbs news, englewood 3 today, the u- s is marking the 74th anniversary of the deadly attack on pearl harbor.coming up after the break... we'll meet the oldest living american world war 2 veteran as he takes part in a rememberance ceremony in our 3 today is nation

kenneth moton is tracking the firestorm. kenneth: donald trump taking on the world' s more than one billion muslims. entering the united states until our countries representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. kenneth: the double down on his controversial remarks as george stephanopoulos press for details. donald trump: if a person is a muslim, goes overseas and comes back, they can come back, they are a citizen, that is different. we have to figure things out. kenneth: his muslim band was met with a standing ovation at a campaign rally and succulent. >> we have to get control. kenneth: it was a chorus of condemnation across the country and globe. >> he is more like the leader of a lynch mob and a great nation. kenneth: the u.k. prime minister called his comments divisive and wrong. his gop rivals quickly spoke out against the plan. house speaker paul ryan, uber the comments on the 2016 race, -- who really comment on the 2016 race. >> that is not with this party stands for and one portly, not with this country st

kenneth moton, abc news washington. adam: you' re looking at live pictures of an event in portsmouth where presidential and the graham -- presidential candidate lindsey graham is holding an event. five republican candidates are holding events. for location specifics, check out our candidate tracker at president obama has just signed into law new legislation aimed at overhauling the no child left behind law. the senate overwhelmingly passed the every student succeeds act yesterday. the new measure reduces the federal government' s oversight and gives decision-making power districts. teacher evaluations will no longer be tied to student performance. the nation' s largest student loan company is under investigation by several government agencies for allegedly overcharging customers. tonight, we investigate whether there have been any problems in the attorney general' s office regarding navient, but it hasn' t it. james boffetti: we' people' s advocates, but we enforce the consumer protection act, which prohibits unfair and

as kenneth craig reports.. the national safety council is stepping in to address what has apparently become a very real issue. it's a familiar site on streets across america.. people walking with their eyes on their phone instead of the road. the urban dictionary even has a word for it - pedtextrian. (oscar moran/texts while walking) "10 years ago i would walk on the street and there would be rare to see people on their phones and now almost everybody that i see is on their phones." we spotted jordan benston video chatting while crossing the street. (jordan benston/uses phone while walking) "i know i shouldn't but i still do it." the internet is full of videos of people on their phones having accidents. but some can be more serious like this woman walking into a fountain. or this man - accidently falling on the train tracks... no train was approaching at the time. distracted walking injuries are becoming so common the national safety council or n-s-c is including them in its annual injury report for the first t

kenneth: kenneth craig, cbs news, edgewater, new jersey. alyx: if you do have trouble returning an unwanted gift, you can file a complaint with the better business bureau at bbb.org. alyx: still ahead on kcci. christmas may be over, but you may still be feeling some stress from the holidays. we'll tell you some tips to help you stay calm. it blew up at the box offices. setting new records in the first weekend. john pascuzzi finds out if "star wars: the force awakens" lives up to the hype. plus, "concussion." current and former nfl players take to social media with their movie. fact. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. frank: welcome back. a chilly start for some of us but for others not

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kenneth: caught on camera overnight. >> i think that is a tornado kenneth: storms caused tornadoes from the southwest. two dozen twisters were confirmed and left eight people dead and 40 injured. >> i can' t stick around here. kenneth: in holly springs, a seven-year-old boy was among the dead. drivers were caught on the roads trying to escape. >> there is a tornado in front of us. >> settle down. kenneth: in tennessee, the work to clear vital roads began overnight. tornado damage here. out west, more severe weather. the roads were a snowy mess in utah. 80 mile-per-hour wind gusts in mojave, california toppled tractor-trailers. kenneth: big rigs were banned from the california highway until the winds died down. in the south, there were states of emergency. sean: we are not seeing severe weather in new hampshire. we are looking at record high temperatures today. that is causing serious problems for ski areas. even making snow is a challenge. at loon mountain, only 17 trails are open. the lack of skiers and snowboarders is having a ripple effect on other businesses. they are trying to stay

kenneth moton has the latest. kenneth: holiday weather for the record books. >> we woke up to civil defense saying we had 20 minutes to leave our homes. kenneth: people evacuated to escape flood waters. from the south to the midwest, more than a dozen people were killed when 24 tornadoes terrorized seven states, including mississippi. it is believed one stretched 150 miles destroying homes and lives. >> if you look at the damage here, it is as bad as any tornado that we've had. i've been through a lot of them. kenneth: in wisconsin, crews are working overtime to restore power after strong winds reeked havoc. in other parts of the midwest, snow and lots of it. >>> a heavy downfall in omaha, nebraska caused a traffic nightmare for christmas. >> it is impossible for me to get there. it is insane. it's like i'm not going to never get there. kenneth: it is a warm one. record highs from florida to vermont. new york city 70 degree weather had people in shorts and t-shirts. >> i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot hol

kenneth craig, cbs news, elkins park, pennsylvania. shaina: if convicted, cosby faces up to ten years behind bars. here in iowa the law gives , adults three years to report a rape. but if you're under 18 at the time of the rape, the statute of limitations is 10 years past the victim's 18th birthday. polk county crisis and advocacy is one of several agencies in the state that provides free and confidential services for victims of sexual assault. also right now, an air canada flight had to make an emergency landing after heavy turbulence. including three children. an airline spokeswoman said that the boeing 777 was carrying 332 passengers and 19 crew members. the aircraft was en route from shanghai to toronto. but it was redirected to calgary and landed without incident. fire and other emergency crews were on hand when the plane landed. and here in the midwest, an aggressive sandbagging operation is underway. so far, the flood water from the mississippi river and its tributaries has spilled over nine federal levees in the st. louis area.

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kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. shaina: the iowa national guard says it's enlisted its first female combat engineer in its history. 20-year-old megan reaska, a university of iowa sophomore, she enlisted december 21. while she's the first combat engineer, she's the third woman to join an iowa national guard combat unit. cheney spaulding in fort dodge and dakota doocy of lone rock have also enlisted since the guard opened the positions up to women earlier this year. news around the world now, the iraqi military says it is making progress in the fight against isis. iraqi officials say the two-day offensive in ramadi this week has already gained ground against the islamic state. it's conducting a ground offensive with the help of its own air force, and the u.s.-led multi-nation coalition. ramadi is just west of baghdad, past may was a huge defeat for the iraqi government. back here in the u.s., arson is suspected in a fire that heavily damaged the birth place of former president bill clinton. that fire broke out around

kenneth: donald trump mixing celebrity and politics. a warm reception on live with kelly and michael. >> of a country has to get its act together. kenneth: he received applause here but across the globe, condemnation. in the u.k., there is a move to trump. a mov petition has reached more than 200,000 signatures on parliament websit's website. >the u.s.'s top diplomat weighed in on donald trump's anti-muslim stand. it makes our stand of reaching protectingle and america that was work obligated and difficult. that is about as diplomatic as i can put it. walters askedra donald trump in a one-on-one interview if he was playing into the hands of isis, putting the u.s. in more danger. >> i am the worst thing that has ever happened to isis. the people in my party understand that. kenneth: matthew dowd says trump is not showing any signs of slowing down in the polls. >> the idea that he can keep an option out there open and run as an independent empowers him. kenneth: he may be having trouble in over countries, but that does not stop his plans

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> it's the game everybody has been waiting for. the nba finals rematch between the golden state warriors anded cleveland cavaliers. the wars entered today's game with a 27-1 record. cleveland's kyrie irving returns to oracle arena for the first time since a season ending surgery last year in the finals. steph curry leads the warriors into tonight's matchup averaging 31.2 points a game. tip-off is set for 2 p.m. >>> hikers planning to burn off some of the calories you might have built up over the holidays will notice warning signs posted on a popular trail. kpix 5's emily turner shows us a fissure opened up on a crumbling cliffside in point reyes. >> reporter: the same cliff that makes point reyes national seashore beautiful can also make it deadly. the national park service says a fissure has developed along the chimney rock trail a popular photography spot that was just featured in the "san francisco chronicle." >> we are visiting california for the holidays and we just figured we shut come out here and have fun. >> reporter: but

kenneth craig explains. kenneth craig: it's a familiar site on streets across america.. people walking with their eyes on their phone instead of the road. the urban dictionary even has a word for it - pedtextrian. (oscar moran/texts while walking) "10 years ago i would walk on the street and there would be rare to see people on their phones and now almost everybody that i see is on their phones." kenneth craig: we spotted jordan benston video chatting while crossing the street. (jordan benston/uses phone while walking) "i know i shouldn't but i still do it." kenneth craig: the internet is full of videos of people on their phones having accidents. but some can be more serious like this woman walking into a fountain. or this man - accidently falling on the train tracks... no train was approaching at the time. distracted walking injuries are becoming so common the national safety council or n-s-c is including them in its annual injury report for the first time. the group says the numbers have jumped with the growth of cell use. from less than 500 in the year 2000 to more th

kenneth moton, abc news. erin: we are learning new details about a suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed six u.s. troops. one of the americans who died in the attack was a new york city police detective. detective jospeh lemm was a 15-year-veteran of the department. the attack was the deadliest on u.s. troops in afghanistan since 2012. the televangelist claiming responsibility. the man accused of buying the assault rifles used in the deadly shooting in san bernardino is being held without enrique marquez is facing terrorism-related charges. authorities say he couldn' t spire to provide -- conspired to provide material support for terrorist attacks. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to make an appearance in military court today. he was held captive by the taliban for five years after allegedly deserting his unit. he was freed last year in a controversial prisoner exchange. in prison. concerned. recently. a former u.s. official says that iranian hackers infiltrated computer software that control the

well, kenneth moton live in washington, thanks, kenneth. >>> we're going to turn our gears and switch to our other top story this morning. a record-breaking travel day colliding with record-breaking weather. >> 40 million americans are in the ststm zone facing violenen storms, highghinds, torrential rains and feet of f ow. take a loooo this is what philadelphia international airport looks like at this hour where during this busy travel week, the weather has been having a domino effect canceling hundreds of flights and delaying thousands more. >> and the weather radar, take a look, shows the whole picture for the eastern half of the country. a couple of powerf fronts marching eastward. one in t midwest, the other blanketing just about everything south of pennsylvania. severe storms are hitting the deep south, even triggering mississippi and louisiana. abc's rob marciano tracking where the severe weather is expected today. >> reporter: the severe weather threat that starts in the arklatex and expands throughout the day across the midsouth, a wide spread from new orleans all the way to i

kenneth: the strong line of powerful and deadly storms. indiana, iowa, mississippi, and tennessee survived nearly two dozen confirmed twisters that left eight people dead and 40 injured. >> i can' t stick around here. kenneth: in northern mississippi, a seven-year old boy was among the dead. drivers were caught on the roads. >> go. >> there is a tornado in front of us. >> settle down. kenneth: in tennessee, the work to clear vital roads began overnight after strong winds the of calls around and destroyed homes. the roads were a snowy mess in utah. 80 mile-per-hour wind gusts in mojave, california toppled tractor-trailers on the freeway. >> it is scary. kenneth: big rigs were banned from the california highways until the winds died down. residents are picking up the pieces on this christmas eve. abc news, washington. sean: we will continue to watch that story. still to come, celebrating christmas in their traditional way. we will check out a live nativity scene in bedford. generosity on display. one of santa' s helpers handed out hundreds o

kenneth: instead, clinton got creative. she released of this campaign video just in time for christmas. >> will send them back to gopville. kenneth: clinton has not responded to trump' s latest comments, but her campaign chair went on a twitter rant. erin: we are learning new details about a suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed the u.s. troops -- six u.s. troops. one of the americans who died detective jospeh lemm was a department. the attack was the deadliest on u.s. troops in afghanistan since the taliban is claiming responsibility. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to make an appearance in military court today. he was held captive by the taliban for five years after allegedly deserting his unit. he was freed last year in a controversial prisoner exchange. he could face life in prison. police in michigan say a 13-year-old boy led them on a wild chase. the boy' s eight-year-old sister was also along for the joy ride. i detective tried to stop the the car eventually went off the road. when the two people inside

kenneth: cosby returns to court january 14, but likely not here in elkins park. instead, the judge may have the hearing moved to a courthouse large enough to accommodate the hundreds of media crews that shaina: we will have more on that story coming up in the next half-hour. if convicted, cosby faces up to ten years behind bars. here in iowa the law gives , adults three years to report a rape. but if you're under 18 at the time of the rape, the statute of limitations is 10 years past the victim's 18th birthday. polk county crisis and advocacy is one of several agencies in the state that provides free and confidential services for victims of sexual assault. also right now, an air canada flight had to make an emergency landing after heavy turbulence. 21 passengers were injured, including three children. an airline spokeswoman said that the boeing 777 was carrying 332 passengers and 19 crew members. the aircraft was en route from shanghai to toronto. but it was redirected to calgary and landed without incident. fire and other emergency crews were on hand when the pl

kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> and our thanks to kenneth moton there. >>> this outbreak of violent weather couldn't have come at a holiday travelers. >> in fact, yesterday was the biggest travel day of the holiday season as tens of millions of americans jammed highways, train stations and airports, but the weather turned the journey home for one family into a nightmare with hundreds of flight cancellations and nearly 6,000 delays. >> flight is delayed. >> delayed. 20 minutes delayed. >> madness. this is crazy. >> and if you haven't finalized your travel plans yet, be aware the second worst travel day is expected to be sunday. >>> okay, so it's not just the eastern part that's facing weather miseries. in the west it's all about snow and lots of it. >> accuweather's justin povick joins us now with the latest. good morning to you, justin. >> good morning, reena, kendis. we're looking at some more storminess out west, and speaking of the storminess, all the tornados that we saw yesterday will thankfully not repeat itself today along the eastern seaboard so the threat for tornadoes has

but so far, s s and her husband haven't slowed dowow kenneth: "and so you're going to keep it up?" anne: "definitely." kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. 3 3 a nebraska lawmaker is working to make medical cannabis legal in the state.state senator tommy garrett is touring the state after a recent trip to minnesota to investigate that state's cannabis oil laws. today, he brought that tour to dakota city... along with the families of some patients o could benefit t om legal cannabis. 3 "telling them to move out of the state, that's not an option. telling them to break the law and to self-medicate, that's not an option either. there are a lot of people who are self-medicating, and them to break the law just so they can have som quality of life."garret says the issue is important because some sick nebraskans don't really have any other options. 3 <

kenneth moton, abc news washington. a gunman is on the run this morning after a shooting near a gas station in jean. this happened around 10 thirty around the gold strike hotel & casino. we're told a bullet hit a man and he was takento umc and is in critical condition this morning. police say a black toyota pick up track was seen speeding away from the scene heading northbound on i-15. police were later seen inspecting this truck at the scene if you have any information, give police a call. we'll keep you updated on this story. we're learning more details about the victim of sunday's deadly crash on the strip. we're told the husband of 32-year- old jessica valenzuela... tried to stop the car as it was street. this -- as the suspect -- lakeisha holloway -- made her (nat pop 10:10) "ms. holloway, do you understand and agree with that? yes mam." (butted with) (district attorney 02:31) "it's why did over a lady, and drag that lady for many many feet while her husband was running after her banging on the window of the car be

kenneth: the latest national poll has trump still on top. six in 10 women voters would be their commander-in-chief. erin: still to come, providing much-needed services. >> this is really a haven for kids and families. erin: a new shelter is the first of its kind in the state, offering support to homeless families. state health officials are doing everything they can to get the results back for hundreds of people tested in connection with a contaminated well. police in londonderry want to know who was throwing filled water bottles at passing praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders hayley: good morning, new hampshire. this is a live look at colebrook. i want to warn you that there are some areas north of concord where we have some bla

, we want to thank you. >> officer kenneth healy was officially welcomed back to work. his partners from that day at his side. after the ceremony healy told us he didn't want to speak on camera today. but in the past conversation he told us his story, how he was face down in a pool of blood, his skull shattered, brain damaged. fellow officers shooting and killed the suspect and then trying to somehow stop the bleeding. >> i didn't think it was i didn't think i was going to live. >> and you never saw the guy? >> no. he just came out of nowhere. >> his partners did not wait for an ambulance, getting him to the hospital fast as witnesses gasped at his injuries. >> i tried to get up two or three times and i collapsed. >> after surgery and throughout rehab, this athlete was determined. >> i'm not giving up. if i give up, that means that, you know, he won. i'm not giving up. >> today he made it, assigned back to queens. >> fortunately with great medical care and his own will power. he's got a very strong family support group and a department that supports him significantly al

john kenneth galbraith, because he is a huge part of this book. john kenneth galbraith was a tall man, 6-foot six, born in ontario canada, a graduate of the ontario school about a culture. he then moved to the united states and became an economist, wrote several books in the 1940s and 50s about economics and became one of the stars at harvard university. if not the star of harvard university. but he also became an advisor to kennedy. he kept a diary while he was ambassador to new delhi and later published diary. for the historian of of course there's gold because it isn't a memoir. a memoir is within the later and you put him how brilliant you were on the weather you were or not. the diary you right at the time but at least we still know you said that on the 19th of november, 1960 or otherwise the diary is a fascinating piece of very own political -- politically unknown dialog. he writes his impressions of everybody. and if everything. the state department for example he constantly criticizes saying working for the state department is like fornica

but so far, she and her kenneth: "and so you're going to keep it up?" anne: "definitely."kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. 3 were in action on the volleyball *and* basketball court. see if they picked up a pair of victories. 3 and the defending national champion morningside lady mustangs haven't lost this season. but northwestern was leading late in their game. see if the red raiders pulled it off. chris is next with sports. 3 3 the undefeated ladies of morningside's number one ranked basketball team only lost one game last season en route to another national championship for the program. their opponent northwestern already has 3 losses on the young season but came to sioux city on a three game winning streak and received votes in the lates naia top 25 poll. they're gonna get more after tonight.#21 is jessica tietz who entered the night 25 points shof a thousand in her morningside career! finished with 18 though just shy.1) 3rd quarter now we are tied at 31 with the shot clock winding down kassidy de yong's three ball is short but haley birks is there to clean it up. it's

john kenneth galbraith thought the whole idea was crazy and even called it unsanitary.ot sure why exactly he picked up because one of his arguments. the operation continued after the eisenhower administration into the kennedy administration. the documents i eluded to about the relationship don't speak to that very much. officially the indians were out of the loop. i'm increasingly convinced they must have been aware of at least part of what was going on. after all they were immediately next-door. but they were not involved in the obligation at this point. but we do have fortunately very good accounts of the occupation written by the cia would invite the cia officers who were involved in it and who got the memoirs published and cleared by the cia review process which provided a very in-depth report on what was going on. and just to go back to mount vernon for one more minute, the business between kennedy and that night was top-secret. the month before the mount vernon summit had turned off use of the air force base of east pakistan. he wanted to send kennedy a message if

. >> abc's kenneth moton is covering it all for us. he's in wawashingtonive. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, reena anand kendis yes, this is definitely not the first me clinton and trump have been at each other, and it certainly won't be the last. hillary clinton versus donald trump, the top contenders' war of words got downright nasty overnight. the gop front-t-runner ud a vulgar term to describe clinton's 2008 loss to president obama. >> she was favored to win and she got [ bleep ]. she lost. i mean, she lost. >> reporter: trump at a rally in michigan called out clinton for taking a bathroom break during the abc news democratic debate. >> i know where she went. it's disgusting. >> reporter: trump's latest attack sparked by this claim from clinton. >> he is becoming isis' best they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. >> reporter: trump called that a lie and demanded an apology. clinton's campaign said, quote, hell no and clarified clinton's claim on msnbc.

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((denise valdez)) > a muslim family is stopped as they try to board a plane to the u-s. ((paul joncich)) the reason one man suspects his family's visas were revoked... while on the way to disneyland. /// ((denise valdez)) plus... it's a bird! it's a plane! it's a.... rocket? tonight on 8 news now at five...i -team chief investigator and u-f-o expert george knapp analyzes that bright light that lit up the newspapers are urging their government to get involved.. after a british muslim family was stopped from getting onto a plane tt the u-s. mohammad tariq mahmood says he was with his brother and children.. on thier way to disneyland.. when they were stopped at london's gatwick airport and he says they were not given a reason why: (( mahmood: the only reason that comes to my mind is because the day before there were problems in california. we heard the schools were shut down, there were some threats in california and maybe because we have muslim names. and by looking at that time, we wer

good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. no surprise, donald trump is not backing down. he says the, quote, dishonest mainstream media has it wrong. donald trump fired back at the media overnight for his use of a vulgar term to describe hillary clinton's 2008 loss. she was favored to win and she got [ bleep ]. she lost. i mean she lost. >> reporter: that bleeped word refers to the male anatomy on urban dictionary it's described as a sexually degrading act. last night trump tweeted saying he meant clinton got beaten badly in the 2008 race. he then blamedhe media. >> that's why it's important to stand up to bullies wherever they are. respond directly to trump during her iowa rally but bernie sanders did. >> donald trump is very upset, it's very hard for him to deal with. i don't know what his relationship with him has been in his life but he has discovered that women go to the bathroom. >> reporter: sanders making lightf trump's attack on clinton after her bathroom break during the abc n news demoatic debate. it's not the firs

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abc's kenneth moton has the latest. " script: (kenneth standup open) no surprise...donald trump is not backing down....he says the "dishonest", "main stream media" has it wrong. (pkg) donald trump fired back at the media overnight for his use of a vulgar term to describe hillary clinton's 2008 loss. sot trump she was favored to win and she got schlonged (beep) she lost, i mean she lost. that bleeped word refers to the male anatomy...on urban dictionary, it's described as a sexually degrading act. sot clinton that's why it's important to stand up to bullies wherever they are clinton didn't respond directly to trump during her iowa rally. but bernie sanders did. sot sanders donald trump is very upset. it's very hard for him to deal with - i don't know what his relationship with women has been in his life - but he has discovered that women go to the bathroom." sanders...making light of trump's attack on clinton after her bathroom break during the abc news democratic debate. it's not the first time trump's comments have insulted women...his news host meghan kelly and gop rival carly fiorin

kenneth craig reports from new york. >> reporter: donald trump touched down in omaha tuesday night and ratcheted up his attacks on democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> franklin, hillary brought up the whole thing with sexist and all i did was reverse it on her because she has a major problem and it happens to be right in her house. >> reporter: trump claims trump's extra mayor tall affair with monica lewinsky is fair gape. campaigning in new hampshire swipe at trump's campaign slogan. >> i think america is great and if we work together, we will be greater. >> reporter: clinton sent out a fund-raising letter saying we can't make donald trump stop talking but we can make sure he never, ever becomes president. >> if it's got to be a woman, with which i'm all in favor someday, it shouldn't be hillary. >> reporter: trump is planning to use savings on ad buys in early voting states. kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> the republican field of presidential candidates is smaller this morning. george pataki dropped out of the race tuesday. former new york governor media attention. >>> overseas n

(kenneth craig - stand up) cosby returns to court january 14th...but likely not here in elkins park. instead, the judge may have the hearing moved to a courthouse large enough to accommodate the hundreds of media crews that will cover the event. until then, cosby remains free on one million dollars bail. kenneth craig, cbs news, elkins park, pennsylvania. > ((denise valdez)) > the statue of limitations on this particular case would have run out in the next couple of months. so the prosecutor was eager to get the case done before that window closed. if convicted, cosby faces up to ten years behind bars./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > nearly two dozen people were sent to the hospital... after a flight from shanghai to toronto experienced severe turbulence. the air canada flight was diverted to calgary yesterday... officials say 21 people went to the hospital...inclu ding three children. ((connie gelber/passenger dying. like you see in the movies? where they all go up to the ceiling? everything went to the ceiling that wasn't anchored.")) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) officials say the injuries

kenneth moton, abc news washington " tim on cam speaking of donald trump, he plasn to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu later this month. the meeting was scheduled two weeks before trump's call for a temporary ban on muslims. some iaeli leaders are trying to block trump from entering the more than 20- percent of israel's population is muslim. an israeli government official confirms the meeting will be on december year. today givign the honors to german chancellor angela merkel. time says merkel was honored for helping to preserve and promote europe despite economic tutuoil and a growing refugee crisis. she e s also praised for being a "princncled manager" and "resolute diplomat." merkel is the first woman to be named person of the year since 19- 86. jenna: we always hear the old adage, it's better to give than receive, well coming up we've got a couple of heartwarming stories about giving this holiday season. stay tuned. fred: (fred) it will remain warm for now, but the weekend will bring a cooldown that will result in a chance of rain and snow. your forecast is coming