(david muir/abc news debate moderator) "a promise?" (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "yes. it was the same one president obama made. because i don't think me imposing new, big programs that are going to raise middle class families' taxes. deborah: foreign policy was another big issue during the debate. when it came to combating isis....bernie sanders had strong words for global leaders...asking that other world leaders join the fight against isis. sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidat to tell qatar that instead of spending 200 billion dollars on the world cup... maybe they should pay attention to isis which is at their door step. deborah: during the debate ... sanders also took some time to apologize to clinton... for his aides breach of voter data collected by campaign. deborah: and speaking of sanders, there has been a change of venue for his visit to sioux city tomorrow. bernie sanders town hall meeting in sioux city is now being at the sioux city convention center located on fourth street. the event starts at 7

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i'm david muir at abc news headquarter in new york.pecial edition of "world news tonight." we want to get right to the breaking news, just moments ago from authorities about the southern california deadly rampage. just a short time ago, before the cameras, authorities, the sheriff's department and the fbi confirming that two suspects are now dead. they were wearing assault-style weapons and clothing. inside the car, the suv that had been surrounded by a hot pursuit in the streets and the gun battle that broke out. many of the windows blown right out of the suv in that car. surrounded and for some time, authorities

muir shows us the moment that brought down the still has it! aretha franklin appearance at the kennedy center honors... and brought the and everyone to their feet. abc's david muir shows us the moment that brought down the house. "the kennedy center honors. and this year,mong the recipients singer and songwriter carole king, and there to honor her - aretha franklin. who waked out. the kisses from carole - and cheers from the crowd. something she anymore-carole king and she was about to most famous songs. nats: aretha singing the president and first lady moved too. "oh, so tired." and singing along, an overwhelmed carole king. and aretha franklin hadn't even started. nats: aretet singing everyone, viola davis among them, on their feet. tim: fred's back next of our forecast. at six, . how one vermillion resident is recycling bicycles, we'll learn more about the initiative recycle 605 in vermillion. plus. we hop aboard the u-s-s iowa. with hundreds of hawkeye fans. how folks in california are spening their time waiting for the rose bowl. a live look there tonight at six. (fred) happy new year! your forecast for tonight is for and a low of 11. sunshine an

abc's david muir and martha raddatz will moderate. tim:m: and speaking of debabas, tonight the republicans are holding their final presidential debate before the iowa caucuses. and donald trump enters the night enjoying a large gap between himself and his republican rivals, in an abc news/washington post poll of likely republican voters, trump is retaining his national lead, and even adding to it, tim: netting 38 per- cent support for his party's nomination. that's up a slight 6 points from last month. ben carson, and jeb bush are seeing a decrease in their supporter accoring to the poll, while ted cruz and marco o bio have enjoyed a slight booststn the past few months, receiving 15 per- cece and 12 per- cent of pollers lead is what's behind other campaigns coming after him donald trump: and they're all coming after me. who's going to attack trump first? ll it be this one? you know he's taken down seven so far. so far everyone that's attacked me has gone right down the tube so that's good. tonight's debate will be held at a theater th

maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir u >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive. breaking right here. donald trump, one-on-one with barbara walters. his first on-camera interview after calling for a ban on muslims coming to america. outrage from his own party. >> are you a bigot? >> and tonight, barbara asks trump, are his words actually empowering isis putting american lives at risk? >>> also breaking developments involving the terror couple in california. tens of thousands deposited into their bank account right before the attacks. and the shooter's own mother now added to the terror watch list. >>> the new outrage tonight in chicago. the police releasing this video. the suspect tasered, dragged away, later dying. >>> major storm hitting tonight. dangerous flooding. and now, the rescues. >>> and after an e. coli scare

world news tonight with dave muir has more on donald trump's plan. next on abc. >>> on a lighter note, we are getting an early christmas gift, mild weather for the next several days, our temperatures today were pretty good and getting milder as every day goes on. lets go outside to meteorologist, cecily tynan, for all the facts and figures. >> by the weekend people may be wearing shorts and short-sleeves to pick out their christmas tree and the temperatures took a dip, yesterday's high 57 and today the coolest day of the week, 50 degrees and still 3 degrees above normal. temperatures show the stormy down to the south it's warmer and raleigh it's 50 and charleston and atlantic and savannah, as we head through the week, temperatures will turn southerly and we'll be gradually tapping into the warm air and pulling it into our region, satellite 6 along with action radar showing we did have a lot of sunshine earlier and then the clouds rolled in this afternoon and you can see how the clouds move off the coast right now, clearing skies out of pennsylvania, tonight will

that debate will be hosted by abc's david muir and martha raddatz tomorrow night 8 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central. >> on the republican side vladimir putin is offering se praise for donald trump. callinghe republican front-runner a talented, very colorful person and the absolute leader of the presidential race. trump saying in response it's always a grereat honor to be so nicely complimented by a man so highly respected within hiswn country and beyond. >>> well,rug company executivemartin shkreli is free on bond after his arrest for sesecuritiesfraud, the man who sparked outrage by raising the price of a life-saving drug 4,000%. now he's spaed a criminal investigation and linsey davis explains. >> reporter: the 32-year-old known as the bad b boy of pharmaceuticals infamous for increasing the price of a life-saving drug from $13.50 to $750 a tablet arrested on un unrelated security fraud charges. >> shkreli essentially ran his companieies like ponzi heme. >> reporter: according to the indictment martin shkreli started a hedge fund and got algedly and when he lost their money

world news tonight anchor david muir and abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz willerve as moderators. >> in washington congress passed a bipartisan deal today to fund the government through september of next year. president obama is expected to sign the bill which includes a $1.4 trillion in spending they can year. it also includes $680 billion in tax cuts over the next decade. republicans got increases for the military and an end to the ban on u.s. oil exports. democrats are touting the higher domestic budget as well as tax breaks for working families and renewable energy. the bill also renews health benefits for 9/11 first responder who's got sick as a result of their work at ground zero. >>> if you still have some holiday shopping to do today might be a great day to get it done. some of america's biggest retail ertz including wal-mart target j. c. penney and nordstrom are offering free shipping forline purchases today. the free shipping day promotion started back in 2007 as a way for retailers to try to lure last minute shoppers. we'll have much more on this as w

i'm david muir at abc news headquarter in new york. welcome to this special edition of "world news tonight." we want to get right to the breaking news, just moments ago from authorities about the southern california deadly rampage. just a short time ago, before the cameras, authorities, the sheriff's department and the fbi confirming that two suspects are now dead. they were wearing assault-style weapons and clothing. inside the car, the suv that had been surrounded by a hot pursuit in the streets and the gun battle that broke out. many of the windows blown right out of the suv in that car. surrounded and for some time, authorities took great care before moving in. this is the scene right here, that played out for much of the afternoon and into the evening. we now know that a man and a woman were inside that suv, both were killed. and as i mentioned, they were wearing assault-style clothing, there were weapons in the car. a handguns and assault-style weapons. according to authorities just moments ago. they came upon this couple and thi

abc news' david muir gets an inside look at the new film. " force awakens nats - han solo to chewbacca, "chewy, we're hohohoho the opening of star wars: the force awakens almost here. jj to cast and crew, from bts - "we are here on day 1 of star wars episode 7, how incredible is that?" (cheers) track: director jj abrams has said he loves what creator george lucas set out to do from the very start: dm: (jj abrams said) harrsion ford: well-- (laugh) thank you. (laughter) yeah. i think that's true. nats star wars trailer, han solo speaking "it's true. all of it." dm: you've seen this thing. harrsion ford: oh. this thing. this big thing broll of carrie fisher on set dm: what do you think? carrie fisher: the are distressing, but everything else is really great. david muir: 12:11:00;05 but when they hehe that the partstsith ia in them are distressing- i gogoolder, and no one told me. and then they put me on a screen, really, really big, and they put me in-- what-hi def still of harrison ford and carrie fisher on star wars set 1977. dm: you spent so much time with harrison ford over the years

." >>> be sure to watch the democratic debate hosted by abc's david muir, martha raddatz, coverage begins at:00 eastern. >> it'll be great. >>> ahead of that debate front-runner hillary clinton is providing new details about her plan to battle isis. speaking to an audience in minneapolis, clinton said the u.s. needs a 360-degree strategy to prevent domestic terrorism. she positioned herself as the more serious and experienced candidate compared to her republican rivals. isis, we must defeat isis, break its momentum and then its back. >> democratic rival bernie sanders says he intends to question clinton about foreign policy during the debate including her votes in favor of the iraq war when she was a u.s. senator from new york. >>> about 650,000 students in los angeles will be back in class today after an unscheduled day off because of a terror threat. that threat was e-mailed to a school board member promising an attack with guns and bombs. administrators admitted that following fears from the san bernardino attack, influenced the decision to close the school. >>> schools in new york wer

we're hearing more about how they rescued the bird from a hunter's trap telling their story to abc's david muir. >> hey, david. michael here. i'm so happy that neal and i were able to set that eagle free. >> reporter: one part of the duo seen by many. michael fletcher and his brother neal went hunting in ontario across the border. they find this, a bald eagle, he told us the eagle didn't seem to look injured just exhausted. after being caught in a trap. one of hit talons locked in a claw trap meant for other animals. he tries to fly several times about a foot of chain giving him several false starts. the eagle worn out. then michael with an idea. leveraging a branch he slowly carefully opens the claw. neal then picks up the bald eagle about to be freed. just before it is 2015. they take a selfie smiling and that moment, about four minutes after they found that eagle trapped it was free. >> first thing we thought was us. >> the proof flying away. >> technology, right. >> very cool of them to do that. >>> finally this morning it's this time of year we start hearing about what's turning up in salv

abc' s david muir and martha raddatz will moderate. you can see the debate live right here on channel 5 tomorrow night at 8:00 right after a , special edition of newscenter 5 at 7:00. now to a wild crash in foxborough leaving a family out , in the cold this christmas. phil: a teenage driver smashaing right into their living room. newscenter 5' s jack harper is live at the scene, where the homeowners are taking it all in stride. jack: pretty much. they have you do not see the damage. look at that crack. this house took a really big hit. >> five more minutes, and i would have taken off the front door. jack: no front anything. harold had just gotten up. his wife marjorie was in the kitchen. the front room, the christmas tree, white out. -- wiped out. just but she would' ve been by the front door. neither one of us got hurt. jack: also ok, the team driving this is suv when it crashed into the house. >> he kept saying, i' m sorry, i' m sorry. i' m sure he did not mean to do it. it was just an accident. he felt worse for us. i was more worri

abc news anchor david muir and martha raddatz are moderating. >>> star wars fans not only packed theaters yesterday but got a taste of the force. thousands battled with light sabers in several cities, includes los angeles and san francisco. abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana has more on this galactic free for all. ♪ >> reporter: not very long ago, in a galaxy not far away at all, hundreds of jedi braved the rain to experience the force and try to set a record. >> you try to break the record for the biggest lightsaber battle. >> reporter: this san francisco battle is one of several across the country. and of course, a "star wars" event would not be complete without costumes. however, he donned his jedi master robe for the second day in a row. >> me and my friends like decided to dress up like for the movie yesterday. >> reporter: some here were a little worried about the night. it was the first time in battle. have you been practicing with the lightcybers? >> absolutely, no. and i'm kind of scared. >> reporter: as if on cue the clouds parted over

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in manchester, new hampshire the , site of tomorrow night' s democratic debate moderated by , abc' s david muir and martha raddatz. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley will all take part. preparations are well underway. you can see the debate live right here on channel 5 tomorrow night at 8:00 right after a , special edition of newscenter 5 at 7:00. on the republican side, a new poll shows donald trump with a comfortable lead in new hampshire. trump has 26% of the vote in the boston herald franklin pierce university survey. that' with 12%. senator bernie sanders is clinging to a lead. he has 48%. hillary clinton has 46%. erika: to the weather now. kind of a dreary friday, harvey. we are anxious for some reality. harvey: it will get brighter tomorrow, but there is a price to pay. the wind, the cold -- erika: that is how it is supposed to feel this time of year. harvey: exactly, but it may be a little bit of a shock to the system. there is been rain at points south end east, north and west it is dry out there at this time and one heavier shower-following moving across plymouth.

rivals bernie sanders and martin o'malley next democratic debate tomorrow in new hampshire and abc david muir and mar martha are moderating. >> thursday of "star wars" die hards have been packing the theaters overnight enjoying the new "star wars" film "the force awakens" and katie marzullo caught up with some of the first die hard fans in san francisco. >> it was amazing. >> the first fans stream out of the theater with rave reviews 689. >> amazing. >> a big twist. you have to see it to believe it. >> epic night for moviegoers and for the owner of the new mission theater. he is dressed at the princess. >> she my favorite character that is human. >> a businessman and a fan, the forces with with him. >> you we are opening on opening day for the biggest movie all time. >> will hads were happy to break it in. >> coming together. it is a cool time to be a nerd. >> the bottom line on opening night is: did the movie lip up to up to -- live up to the hype? >> it was impact packed. >> ent lend. >> j.j. did a great job. i was surprised. >> it was really amazing. anyone out there who is doubting j.j. g