george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

carol: brad fralick joins us brad: carroll, michael, how are you? yes, the orange ball kicks off tomorrow afternoon, and if clemson is going to win, they announcer: now, wyff sports. brad: tomorrow at 4:00 at the stadium down in miami gardens, and tough news for the tigers, losing three players just two days before the orange bowl. three players were sent home for violations of the rules, including the tight end macola. but in order for the tigers to win against oklahoma, it will take a big performance from number four, deshaun watson. the season began with questions about an injured knee, and it ended with this. >> deshaun watson for clemson. >> deshaun watson for clemson. brad: leading the number one ranked team in the country. >> pictures on the wall, and to be able to be there, that was guys like marcus allen and tony dorsett, and to see one of your players and to meet the others, i mean, it was awesome. it was a blessing to be a part of it. >> he is in the end zone! touchdown, watson! brad: the coaches say having someone like him is once in a l

and back is my all-star panel, michael oreske, and kathleen carroll and johan na coals.ave we done too much on trump? >> well, as a news organization saying i won't do a trump story the i da, so it is a self-perpetuating thing, and audiences are tired of it, but because he is a frontrunner, you want to cover what he says, and it is controversial, and you owe the readers and viewers some fact-cha fact-checking about it, and you have to cover who he is and more than the side show. >> and michael, too much news is too much? and that is donald trump. >> i am sorry to say that we had some great withins that we didn't broadcast that we should have, but in some ways, i think that we have covered him too a little. particularly in the beginning of the trump phenomenon, we should have covered him more, and more particularly, we should have dug into the e phenomenon of trump, and this not a one-man-show, and a corner of the country, a group of people who are angry and isolated and feel cut off and frankly angry and isolated and cutoff of what we think is mainstream media, too. >> a

sot - michael piskura - sergeant, university circle i've been down here, it's the first time that any of these museums got hit like this. the john carroll university physics researcher casually strolling into the museum?thirty minutes later allegedly slipping out a service door with eighty thousand dollars in sapphires. this police report obtained by abc news, suggesting there was no oceans- twelve-style laser maze acrobatics nats oceans 12 movie clip according to the document, at closing time on december 3, security guards noticed seven sapphires? over one-hundred years old? were missing. in their place-- smashed glass, and according to cops? a single strand of hair. sot - michael piskura - sergeant, university circle police department - they don't want a lot of information to get out because we don't want to tip off someone that might be involved in this. john carroll university has he could be behind the precious gem smash and grab. sot - current students quiet, down to earth" sot - chris elliot - former student - i never thought hans was capable of something like this//that's a really big surprise to me - what he would be doing with

carroll: and don't forget you can download the wyff app, available in the apple and android stores. michael: one state in a state of emergency, and the governor has called in the national guard, right now, some sections have yet to crest. entire neighborhoods in missouri are underwater. people are stuck. the streets are submerged. carroll: and on the left, video from the 1993 historic midwest flood, one of the most difficult and damaging natural disasters ever to hit the country, and the national weather service says the mississippi river at st. louis is expected to crest tomorrow. michael: ok, by this time tomorrow, we will know if the clemson tigers are one step closer to the carol: as we told you yesterday, the road to the title is already over for three clemson tigers. michael: brad fralick and marc dopher are here. brad: the college semifinal obviously, it is bad for the guys being suspended, but other than that, what stands out the most for you? >> i think the media day stood out the most, because i've never covered a free-for-all session like that. you have got 80 players in the room

- michael piskura - sergeant, university circle police department - they don't want a lot of information to get out because we don't want to tip off someone that might be involved in this. john carroll university has time lab tech and teacher-- on administrative leave. his students? shocked to learn he could be behind the precious gem smash and grab. sot - current students "extremely surprised." "real quiet, down to earth" sot - chris elliot - former student - i never thought hans was capable of something like this//that's a really big surprise to me - what he would be doing with eighty thousand dollars' worth of jewels. when good morning las vegas returns... a local group is working to help the uninsured get their hands on health insurance. they join us, in studio, next. welcome back. a local non-profit is working provide medical care to thousands of insured people, here in out area. voluntees in medicine of southern nevada has just opened its second clinic in las vegas... and this morning, we are joined by the founder - dr. florence jameson. tell us a little about your recent expansion. thanks to the hard work of our staff, the dedication of our volunteers and the generosity of ou

carroll's read robert book, he would invite people to the white house, he would have them over for drinks. and frankly, president reagan did the same thing. bob michael was leader then, and he would suggest if you democrats to invite down, and president reagan would do it. know, talk to one another, get to know one another, boom -- they would begin to work on issues. and that is -- that is very, very important. relationships are very important in trying to pass legislation and solve problems. host: want to ask you about two trends. maybe you don't think they are transparent automatic pilot -- they are trends. automatic pilot up in congress, lesson less significant of the president's cabinet. guest: the president's cabinet, i think, plays an important role with certain committees. you look at the homeland security committee now and you look at the director of the fbi or how wery johnson are dealing with these terrorists, so they play an important role. if you havenk that a strong president, then obviously congress is going to look to the president. and the cabinet perhaps plays a lesser role. but some of these issues, they play a dominant role. i thin

carroll's read robert book, he would invite people to the white house, he would have them over for drinks. and frankly, president reagan did the same thing. bob michael was leader then, and he would suggest if you democrats to invite down, and president reagan would do it. know, talk to one another, get to know one another, boom -- they would begin to work on issues. and that is -- that is very, very important. relationships are very important in trying to pass legislation and solve problems. host: want to ask you about two trends. maybe you don't think they are transparent automatic pilot -- they are trends. automatic pilot up in congress, lesson less significant of the president's cabinet. guest: the president's cabinet, i think, plays an important role with certain committees. you look at the homeland security committee now and you look at the director of the fbi or how wery johnson are dealing with these terrorists, so they play an important role. if you havenk that a strong president, then obviously congress is going to look to the president. and the cabinet perhaps plays a lesser role. but some of these issues, they play a dominant role. i thin