marci gonzalez has the latest from both sides of the ticket. marci: republican backlash today. the rnc disinviting the conservative publication "national review" from hosting a gop debate next month after this is not deserving of conservative political opportunist." mr. trump: i mean people don' t even think about the "national review," so i guess they want to s a dying paper. marci: the latest polls show trump with his biggest lead yet as he continues going after his closest rival ted cruz. person. i mean nobody likes him. i mean, it' s amazing. actually talking about what he wants to do for the country, he attacks me. democratic race as well, with polls showing bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire. sen. sanders: if we do well in both of those states, i think my of the great political upsets in states of america. marci: clinton on the trail with a pop-star endorsement. demi lovato: she completely embodies the concept of women empowerment. marci: questioning sanders' electability in this cnn interview mrs. clinton: well, let me say this. again, it'

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. jamie: beautiful skies this noon throughout the granite state, but it won' t necessarily stay that way in the coming days. let' s go to another one of our non-powerball winners. kevin skarupa, both of us on this winter weather pattern. kristen: after some very -- kevin: after some very cold days, it will be a nice afternoon. you know this time of year it after a general increase in clouds later tomorrow, we set up a couple of systems over the course of the weekend. right now, falling below 0 overnight, falling into the 20' s and 30' s, a couple southern spots reaching below -- reaching above 40 degrees to we will continue to see the cooler air head back in, and another system we will be watching over the weekend. we will have all of the details with your forecast coming up in a few minutes. jamie: all right, kevin. all eyes are on saturday, wondering exactly how much will be on the line for the powerball winner in last night' s drawing. although, not everyone walked away empty handed.

marci gonzalez, abc7 news. jummy: so glad to hear that turned out well. this a bank robbery morning in pentagon city, arlington police released these surveillance pictures of the suspect. the robbery happened just after 10:00 the wells fargo on south for an street. the man passed the teller a note but did not show a weapon. he left on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. things are starting to warm up a little bit around the metro area. doug hill is here with a check of our first forecast this thursday. a lot warmer than yesterday. doug: temperatures doing better, and the sky has changed dramatically after day after day of crystal clear skies. clouds and even a little missed in the air around the belfort furniture weather center. 38 degrees right now and cloudy skies and little batches of mist or drizzle possible during the afternoon hours. temperatures warmer than they were yesterday. 39 degrees in baltimore. 37 in leesburg and in manassas as well. through the afternoon, 41-42 come with clouds and a patch of drizzle. highs range between 38 and 43. a

abc' s marci gonzalez has more. marci: so-called affluenza team even couch briefly back in the u.s., facing a judge in texas after being the or did from mexico yesterday. >> he is relieved to be home. i can tell you that. but certainly he is, like anybody else would be, he is concerned about what the future hold for him. marci: the 18-year-old went into hiding with his mother in mexico two months ago after this video surfaced, showing him at a party, a possible violation of his parole . he avoided a jail sentence with the controversial defense claim that he was too spoiled to know right from wrong. behind bars if his cases transferred to the adult system. until that decision is made, he is in a juvenile center. >> the important thing is, he is here. he' s not going anywhere. marci: the families of the victims say they are still waiting for an apology and justice. >> no remorse, no care -- that is why i am here, man. i' m not leaving until i can see something so i can understand it. marci: couch' s mother remains on

(sot: marcie and brian weibler, "it'll be three e one. we'll just tie bradydyp and throw him out in the garage for two or three hours." >> brady says he'll only watch the game with s family if there's food downstairs. if the pats lose -- he says he'll root for the broncos in the super bowl. warmer temps might be in our but could more hit siouxland? ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. it's been another bumpy ride for investors on there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, anmake them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. wall street today. if you're just getting home here's a quick look at today's headlines. stocks recovered much of their early plunge, but the price of oil still suffered its worst one-day d

abc' s marci gonzalez with the chaos on that plane. marci: police questioning this woman after an in-flight landing. >> we need assistance. marci: the united express flight with 69 passengers and four crew members took off from new york laguardia airport as to after 7 p.m. headed for chicago. 30 minutes into the flight, the passenger reportedly asked if she could get off the plane. when a flight attendant said no -- be passenger -- a passenger claimed the woman lost control. >> she went crazy, started scratching her face up, return it was soft. marci: at one point, she reportedly yelled that she was bipolar. she started attacking another woman. three passengers step diane. >> we subdued her tying her up with seatbelts and a guy used her neck -- his necktie. marci: the flight was diverted to detroit where police were waiting. took her into custody. the flight then continue to chicago. abc news, new york. phil: thanks. you' ll remember it was a scary situation this summer, an underground explosion on a rhode island beach. jc: it was late

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live on the west side highway, marci gonzalez, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> as you heard marcy allude to, nearly every mode of transportation has been impacted by this store. again, the long island railroad, metro north, and new jersey transit all were shut down today. so were all subway lines with tracks above ground. the lighter areas you sea on this map, those are the lines that are not running. and no surprise, airlines also canceled thousands of flights. jetblue planes buried under snow at jfk airport. more than 2,000 flights were canceled at new york area airports. specifically, 506 flights out of laguardia, 866 at jfk, another 663 flights at newark liberty. >>> authorities continue to urge drivers to stay off the roads across the area, and for good reason. new jersey state police tweeted this picture of a car on fire. and when this picture was released, shortly after 7:00 p.m., troopers had already dealt with more than 230 crashes and helped more than 1,040 drivers. another major problem in new jersey, coastal flooding. look at this picture from manasquan, and take a look at th

marci gonzalez, abc7 news.jonathan: a few hours after what happened in philadelphia, an officer in boston was shot in the leg. the plain-clothes officer working with the drug control unit. he pulled over a known drug dealer and that guy got out and opened fire and ran off. the shooter was tackled by other officers and arrested. the officer shot in the leg is expected to be fine. alison: these shootings come as president obama pushes for more gun control, of course. after last night's town hall at mason university in fairfax, he held a conference call this afternoon with grassroot supports of his plan. he announced an executive order to tighten gun laws this past monday. today marks five years since the arizona shooting that killed six people and injured 13 others including former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the city of tuson observed the day by ringing bells at the scene and at the medical center where most of the people were treated. jonathan: so you probably don't want to look at your 401k right now. no

. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for reena ninan. the winter weather bringing the nation's capital to astandstill days before a big storm is expected to hit. >> yeah, some people just making it home fromork right now from last night. overnight drivers crashing on icy roads in and around washington, d.c. and gridlock hours past the evening rush. even the president's motorcade getting caught in t the inch of snow coming from a system not associated with a storm that could dump feet of snow on d.c. looking at the radar now that storm already moving out to sea. it was brief but it certainly caused a lot of problems. abc's ray-ray ramundi has the details. >> reporter: motorists crashing into one another. untreated roadways and light snowy literally wreaked havoc across mid-atlantic states. >> so i drove home from work and i'm not used to driving in snow, so it was pretty rough dririving home and took a while. >> reporter: less than two inches of snowfall kriping enough in the nation's capital to even delay the leade of the free world. pre

(sot: marcie and brian weibler, parents) "it'll be three on one. we'll just tie brady up and throw him out in the garage for two or three hours." (--- anchor tag ---) brady says he'll only watch the game with his downstairs. if the pats lose -- he says the super bowl. it's . time for a break. but we're back in just a moment with more news and weather for you on news-4 today. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the good morning and welcome back. some of the stories you'll see in this half hour... hillary clinton supporters argue bernie sanders' socialist affiliation would make him lose in the general election. more from the democrat side of the campaign trail. and on the republican side, presidential candidates mike huckabee and rick santorum talked to voters in siouxland. the issues they're pushing during their campaigns coming up. also, iowa senator charles grassley sets a new record for his voting string. why it's such a big deal that he hasn't missed a vote in more than 22 years. and a couple in arkansbs finds out one day after

kendis and marci, back to you. justin. also breaking overnight, stocks in asia and europe taking a beating today after another wild ride on wall street. the dow starts today down 249 points after free-falling more than 500 points. at one point during the day, the s&p 500 at its lowest level in nearly two years. all this turmoil blamed partly on dropping oil prices. that's good at the gas pump but it's hitting 401(k)s hard. here's abc's rebecca jarvis with what to do. >> reporter: stocks this year are now down almost 10%. for those who are worried about that retirement savings account, you should know this, the hardest thing to do is the very best thing you can do for your money and that is to wait it out. >> that's going to be tough bus a typical 401(k) has lost nearly $8300 in value this year. in just hours, u.s. markets are expected to open lower. >>> and with the presidential race ticking down toward its first real votes, a new poll shows donald trump stretching his lead over the rest of the republican pack. the numbers

marci gonzalez, abc news, at the u.n. headquarters in new york. erin: one month from today, a documentary is set to air about new hampshire journalist james foley, who was killed by isis. hbo has acquired tv rights to "jim: the james foley story." the documentary will make its world premiere in this year' s sundance film festival. there is still much more ahead on news 9 at noon. coming up, the mother of the girl introduced to the world as baby doe back in court. the reason why ahead. and a month later, questions still linger regarding san bernardino terrorist attack. why investigators are asking the public for answers. kevin: it certainly was another cold start today, but temperatures now moderating. how long that lasts and any approaching systems coming up. erin: plus, in today' s cook' s corner, we are bringing you an italian dish you don' t want to erin: a big vote today on capitol hill. lawmakers are set to send the president a bill repealing his signature health care law. the vote would dismantle key parts of the affordable care individuals

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. an effort is underway today to make pedestrians on the streets of reno a little safer. reno police conducted a crosswalk operation downtown. a plain-clothed officer crossed the street looking for people who drove through the crosswalk, or were speeding. when he spotted a violation, he would who would make a traffic stop. the program is paid for by the office of traffic safety. tonight on kolo 8 news now at five, we'll have more about the program. doors. premier solar solutions announced it closed its office in henderson. the company is the latest in a growing number of residential rooftop solar companies to leave nevada. premier solar says it is laying off 66 employees... and moving to a state with more favorable policies. the move comes after the public utilities commission decided to increase n-v energy bills for rooftop solar customers. national solar companies solarcity and sunrun says that decision is the reason they both stopped sales in nevada... laying off more than 650 employ

kendis, marci, back to you. >> thank you. on the campaign trail, another day, another positive poll for republican donald trump. the new figures show trump with 34%. his biggest lead yet in new hampshire. ted cruz is a distant second at 14% followed by a slightly surging jeb bush, tied with marco rubio at 10% senator on her first full day as trump suorter in chief, sarah palin was at last -- was a last-minute no show at a morning rally in iowa and rejoined the campaign later in tulsa where she talked about war veterans and problems adjusting to civilian life alluding to her son track adjust calling it the elephant in the room. >> i can certainly relate with other families who feel these ramifications of some ptsd and some of the woundedness that our soldiers do return with. it is now or never for the sake ofamerica's finest that we have that commander in chief who respect them. >> no word yet from the trump campaign why palin missed that earlier event in iowa. >> hillary clinton didn't waste any time using an image of trump a

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gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> we thank marci for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir right back here at night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening.

i'm marci gonzalez in for reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. and to welcome you, i shut point out. >> my goodness. >> got some popcorn for you. >> this -- that's just mean. i actually would probably pick some of this off and still eat it. why is this here. >> it's just a prop. >> keep it there just to get my hopes up? >> yeah, exactly. >> thanks. >> that's typical for me. a lot of people over the next few days will need comfort food because of the weather and then some. the folks in the nation's capital really needing comfort about now. the massive snowstorm is taking aim at i an huge part of the eestsern u.s. this weekend. >> areas that could get six inches or more extend from near the mississippi river all the way to cape cod with two feet possible in some areas. more than 50 million people who will see significant snowfall which could bring traffic in the region to a halt. >> here's the deal. it's already had a big impact in the nation's capital. and the big storm hasn't even arrived yet. had the washington, d.c. area got less than two inche

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we saved somebody's life. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> we thank marci for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir right back here at night. i'm tom llamas in new york. good night.injured when an argument turns to gunfire outside a downtown reno bar. good evening, i'm kendra kostelecky. thanks for joining us here tonight... we'll have that story in just a moment...first.. we managed to get above freezing today in the truckee meadows...but we didn't stay there for very long... dick stoddard has a look at your weather now forecast. below average temperatures will continue with strong valley inversions in place today. an active storm pattern establishes this week with multiple systems expected to impact the sierra and western nevada. travel impacts this week and possibly for portions of western nevada as well. && .short term... warm air advection is producing light snow showers for locations north of susanville and gerlach this morning. light accumulations will be possible so early morning commuters should be prepared for potentially slick roads

i'm marci gonzales in for reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. we've been talking about the big winter storm that is coming up. but dc had barely a trace, and it has crippled even at this hour. that is our big story. we're starting with the winter weather bearing down on the east coast. about 50 million people you mention will be impacted this weekend. >> washington, d.c. already got a taste with a smaller storm during evening rush hour. the 1.6 inches brought traffic on area highways and city streets to a standstill. residents complained the public works department got a late start on treating the roads and then its trucks couldn't get around all of those stuck cars. >> and look at this. the president's marine one helicopter was grounded. the presidential entroung had to drive back to the white house and even that took more than an hour. >> oh, my goodness. the limos and vans added to the mess. but the accidents and problems were all over the washington area as this is app showed late last night. all the red lines where there are backups and acc

we saved somebody's life. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> we thank marci for that story. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir right back here at night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we

marci gonzalez live outside the story. marcy? >> reporter: and north korea is already so heavily sanctioned. so now in this closed door meeting, diplomats are claiming those and what else could be done in response. >> this act is establishing for the regional security. and seriously on the minds international efforts. >> reporter: worldwide concern and condemnations today after this announcement from the state media. >> and claiming that the magnitude earthquake near the caused by north korea's first successful test of the hydrogen bomb. the weapon could be about 10,000 times more powerful than atomic bombs like those dropped on her hiroshima in world war ii. this will be the first testing since 2006, but a third testing of a thermonuclear weapon. the u.s. immediately launched so-called nuclear sniffer planes to determine whether north korea's claims are true. the results could take months, but already many are skeptical. >> the reported size of the detonation is a little bit modest. comparable to the test that north korea carrie

abc' s marci gonzalez has some tips. marci: it' s what happens when re seriously dehydrated and just generally can' t imagine leaving your bed. if you' re paying the price for a rollicking new year' s eve, take heart. there may be some ways to curb your hangover and maybe avoid one next time. one tip, before you go out drinking, make sure you' ve coated your stomach with protein and some carbs, or else you' ll be feeling sick in the morning. another important, but simple step -- between those alcoholic drinks, have some water. you' ll feel 1000% better the next day. even if you forget to hydrate earlier in the night, compensate with water before bed. you' ll get a deeper sleep and wake up happier. and what not to do? don' t mix tylenol or any other form of acetaminophen with alcohol. doing so is risky for your liver and could leave you with much more than just a headache to contend with. of course, the best way to beat a hangover is to avoid one in the first place. this means moderation when it comes to alcohol. you' ll

. >> abc marcy gonzales. >> police questioning this woman after an in flight outburst last night that forced pilots making an emergency landing. united express with 69 passengers and four crew members on board took off from new york to the airport just after 7 p.m. headed for chicago. >> the 30 minutes into the flight, the passenger reported asking if she could off the plane. >> when the flight attendant said no, passengers claim the woman lost control. >> the girl went crazy and attacked her and ripped her >> at one point, the woman yelled she was bipolar. witnesses say she started attacking another woman and that's when three other passengers stepped in. >> grabbed her and pulled her down to the ground and subdue her by tieing her up and some guy used his necktie to tie her wrists and ankles. the woman wastaken off the plane and into custody. the flightcontinued onto >> abc news, marcy gonzales, new york. >>> turning now to democracy 2016 as donald trump is trying to move on after a wild night in vermont. the gop front runner was met with loud protesters last night screaming during