at least 11 people die after tornadoes rip through north texas. meanwhile, hundreds of people in the north of england are evacuated after severe flooding. >>> the force is with "star wars." "the force awakens" becomes the fastest film to take $1 billion at the box office reaching the milestone in how long? in just 12 days. >>> 2 billion. are you kidding snee yeah, i know. exactly. group chief economist. we'll be talking plenty more through the session. have you seen "star wars" yet? >> no. neither have i. >> haven't seen any of them? >> neither have i. big hole in my culture. >> me, too. second person i know who hasn't seen any of them. >>> let's just show you the u.s. futures. we have a couple of hours stog before u.s. markets start trading. slightly lower. keep in mind when looking at the european markets, the ftse is closed. sweden is closed, ireland is closed and the rest of european trading is pretty flat. when it comes to some of the asian markets, we were telling you what happened overnight there. a dip in the markets. current season 1.0976

specifically striking north texas harder than any area. /// home.. we have some good news when it comes to the western drought. water managers surveyed the sierra snowpack for the first tim this winter. they say... the sierra is at 110 percent of its average. that's a dramatic contrast with last spring.. ((frank gehrke/ca cooperative snow surveys program: this is clearly much better than it was last year. but we just haven't had the real full effect of el nino. )) > in april.. there was nearly no snow on the ground.. and california was forced to declare a water emergency. place surveyors took their measurements yesterday. now.. the snowpack is at normal levels... 45 to 54 inches. that translates into almost 16 and halve inches of water.. something california's reservoirs desperately need./// let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sherry swensk grab your warm coat this morning if you are going to be out for very long... temps are steadily dropping to near freezing already. some neighborhoods will make it to freezing and a little below aga

. >> also, 11 people have died in a rash of tornados across north texas. more on the damage caused by those storms. >>> and the phillies are responding to al jazeer documentary that alleges ryan howard used hgh, what they had to say about these accusations. good morning, it is december 28th, i'm erika von tiehl. a check on traffic and weather, which is a shock us to, so nice recently. >> yes, it seems like we blinked you guys christmas is now over, we're back to it monday, roadways are looking good, nice and dry. i walked out this morning, and it is cold. am i just becoming spoiled or what is that? >> probably, but it is actually colder, yes. this is definitely not minnesota cold we're dealing with, but a will the chillier than it has been, the running theme for the next couple every days, looking toward the new year, still see couple every days that do tend to be above average, however, they're colder by comparison. so recent warmth that we've experienced, let's start things off outside, storm scan3 first, at the moment, actually quite quiet. tracking the

our local red cross volunteers from nevada are spending their new year's holiday in north texas, helping trecover from the recent devastation there. one volunteer is from reno, the other from las vegas. at least nine turn nato's tour through north texas earlier this month, causing extensive image, injuries, and 11 deaths. reed: we have three hundred thousand people getting ready to takewe welcome you if you are watching from your hotel room or maybe the local pub. we will tell you what you can expect for your new year's ever forecast. >> 300 30,000 jackets on the las vegas strip as we speak. here is chloe beare. chloe: we kies across the board charleston and aos going to be ves. at career and er neighborhoods are in the 40's at this hour, mid to upper we will see very cool weather conditions overnight tonight as a light breeze just out of the north continues for most of our neighborhood this afternoon, and temperatures just out the valley, upper 40's for over 10 and pahrump, mid 40's for boulder city.as we continue to take a look at the satellite, one good thing about our forecast is we

back in north texas... as the death toll from this storm system mounts -- survivors say life has new meaning. this has made me realize how fragile life is...but...try to do better. in garland, texas, i'm sonia moghe. ((paula francis)) > here in southern nevada it's been pretty cold, but no severe weather like we've seen around the country. ((dave courvoisier)) chief meteorologist tedd florendo is here with a first look at our forecast. >expect a cold week with temps staying below average again. morning lows wake up to near freezing by morning. some of you below freezing by morning with cold air still in place. bundle up overnight for sure and hopefully you've wrapped the pipes and keep the pool pump running. ............................... ..................... so here's what to expect. cold mornings in the 30's or below that. below average temps all week. i don't see climbing near average until next week and that may still be a couple of degrees below normal. breezy by new years eve. and shower chances retu

after losing at third- ranked oklahoma on saturday, the creighton men were back home to play north texas. the 7-4 bluejays were playing their final game before the holiday break. the mean green just ended a 7-game losing streak. billy bluejay in the christmas spirt -- at the qwest center. creighton doing a great job of 'giving' at the holiday -- nice dish on the baseline to zach hansen for the reverse. jays up 19 to 7. then, off the miss -- hansen doing the dirty work. the junior from pierre, south dakota had - points. more good passing. freshman ronnie harrell, junior, drops in 2 of double digits. not much stress for the jays tonight -- tyler clement drops in the 3 and creighton takes down north texas, 105-81. iowa's kirk ferentz has finished second in the voting for ap coach of the year. ferentz received 10 of 60 first place votes to finish behind clemson's dabo swinney, who has his tigers undefeated and are the number-one seed in the college football playoffs. ferentz -- in his 17th season -- will take a 12-1 record to the rose bowl to face stanford. the 12 wins are the most ever for

." >>> a deadly outbreak of at least nine tornadoes ransacked north texas, damaging or destroying nearly 1,500 homes. >> i was just praying. whatever! just crazy! i wouldn't have shown anybody. >> that was just part after series of weather events across the country that is bringing heavy snow to the southwest and flooding to the midwest. >>> and more questions for the chicago police department after two people were shot and killed, one by accident. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> wild weather is whipping across the united states, packing deadly tornadoes, flooding, and blizzard conditions. right now, the severe weather stretches from new mexico to kentucky. it is expected to deliver more dangerous weather today. the death toll from the weekend storms has reached at least 43 people across seven states. texas has seen some of the worst devastation. as many as 1,450 homes around dallas were either damaged or destroyed. the area also saw at least nine tornadoes with winds topping 200 miles an ho

we got a real problem in north texas. yeah, i could -- i could lose a lake in my district and that would be -- that would be a great loss. but the half a million people that live downstream they would be immediately and significantly and adversely affected, so i would just ask that before these additional moneys are obligated or spent if we could perhaps pay some attention to what is going on in the largest earthen dam west of the mississippi that this year is 60 years of age. i have the detail on the appropriations for the last 15 years. it's not like we haven't put money into this project. we have. 3 to $4 million every year that i've been in congress going back to 2003. this year in this bill that we have before us is a little over $4 million down a little bit from last year. i don't know why it would be down when we've got these new problems but, again, all i would ask whatever flexibility we have within the appropriation process -- and i know that these things seem like they're written in stone by the time they get t

team was back on the court tonight going after a 5th straight win -- hosting the mean green of north texas -- panthers sitting just outside the top 25 this week -- getting after it early -- aarias austing from the arc -- plays the cords -- panthers up 16, 14 midway through the half -- but north texas -- hanging strong in the first half -- khalil fuller inside -- puts the mean green on top by 4 -- but just before half -- it's wes washpun driving -- bucket and the foul -- 12 in the game for washpun -- uni dowwn 2 at the break -- second half -- looking much better for uni -- wes washpun after the steal -- gets it off to jeremy morgan for the 'and 1' -- 15 for but it was bennett koch that put up the big numbers -- off the assist from washpun -- koch with 18 -- panthers roll in the second half to hammer the mean green 93, 70 thanks rick. we'll be right back. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. people like you who want to fight back. the

west and north texas is getting hit with a blizzard right now. a four-alarm fire destroyed a hose on dorchester road last night. today, firefighters presented a flag to a daughter at the funeral of her father >> it was in a closet that had smoke damage and water but the fire didn't touch it. she was hysterical, crying, laughing. pretty joyous. >> firefighters say the fire was started badeflammable liquid too close to a burning candle. the good news is everyone made it out safely. and back in business -- the chipotle restaurant blamed for that are e coley outbreak is back open. the question tonight, will customers forgive and forget something >> the chipotle in cleveland circle is closed for business at this hour after a quiet day. earlier this month when 106 people became sick with noro virus after eating there. since then this restaurant has been scrubbed clean and disinfected. >> our theory is this restaurant is probably now cleaner than it's ever been. >> we just moved here in bright on. we've never had a problem. >> because of the outbreak, t

. >> a new individual shows the deadly officer-involved shooting at the university of north texas. the shooting happened on sunday texas rangers relished adam of that shooting overnight. >> a new video just released shows the fatal officer-involved shooting of a student at the university of north texas. the shooting happened around 1:30 in the morning when the officer responded to a call about a man smashing car windows inside a parking garage near the campus. be seen walking toward the officer with a mall axe in his hand. the officer repeatedly tells him to back away when he says shoot me, over and over. the video has been paused so it does not show the actual shooting. >> hey. hey. back away. back away. back away. back away. back away. i've got a white male down with a hatchet in his hand. >> he's been placed on routine leave as the investigation into the incident gets under way. ryan mcmillen was a prehospital major. he turned 21 last saturday. some students say they don't believe lethal force was necessary. >> if you're given a gun, you should be trained to know how to use that

. >> new video just released of a deadly encounter near the university of north texas. dash cam video shows the moment a officer shot and killed. he says the student charged at him fired. right now an investigation is under way. >> a new video just released shows the fatal officer-involved shooting at the university of north texas. the shooting happened around 1:30 in the morning when the officer responded to a call about a man smashing car windows inside a parking garage near the campus. sophomore ryan mcmillen can be scene walking toward the officer with a small axe in his hand. the officer, steven been repeatedly tells him to back away when mcmillen says shoot me over and over. the video has been paused so that shooting. hey. back away. >> excuse me. just shoot me. shoot me. >> back away from me now. >> shoot me. >> back@. >> shoot me. >> i've got a white male down with a hatchet in his hand. >> the 27-year-old officer has been on the campus police force for four years. he's been placed on routine leave as investigation into the incident gets under way. he was a pre-

. 7428year, there were north-central texas alone. the most since 1950. -- there were 74 tornadoes in north-central texas alone. right now, we are waiting for the mississippi river to crest. jummy: cameras captured the moment tonia couch landed back states.nited e couch is fighting extradition back into the u.s. she is accused of helping ethan couch violate the terms of his parole. bill cosby's attorney says her client did not assault a pennsylvania woman nearly 12 years ago. the comedian was arraigned yesterday on aggravated indecent assault. he was released on bail and surrender his passport. then have come forward in past year to accuse cosby of drugging and assaulting them. want him to stand up and tell the truth, and take it like a man. i want the truth to come out. i want justice served. a i hope media will take facts and look at the not be swept up into romanticizing the issues because of the many other baseless allegations out there. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for january 14. he faces up to 10 years in prison if convict

laura: breaking news, at least three confirmed tornados touched down in north texas. police in garland say four people were killed during the storms. there's been extensive damage done to homes, a church, and vehicles -- stretching from garland, about 20 miles northeast of dallas, to glenn heights, about 20 miles south of the city. a six-year-old girl from webster city is now dead. and kcci's rose heaphy explains how she has been on life support since a car crash on christmas day. difficult time for payton henry's family. they were just minutes away from celebrating christmas with other relatives, when everything changed in an instant. fiery aftermath of a now deadly crash in fort dodge. jeep traveling eastbound on highway d-20 drifted across the center lane and hit a truck head-on. in the truck were justin henry, brooke ford, and their three children -- on their way to celebrate christmas. six-year-old payton henry was sitting behind the driver's seat. jana: she was eating a tootsie roll. and when the crash occurred, it had gotten lodged. brooke, the mother, did perf

. >>> coming up on eyewitness news sunday morning, tornadoes wreaking havoc in north texas. we learned the death toll has gotten higher. >>> first, a few words from our troops who couldn't be home for the holidays. >> hi, shout out to new york. give a shout out to my family, my lovely wife jackie, my two merry christmas and happy new why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. give it a pop. >>> developing right now the severe weather battered texas. 11 people confirmed dead and dozens more hurt after several tornadoes touched down in the dallas area last night. the winds were so strong it literally lifted cars right off of a highway. right now the police are going door-to-door and searching in damaged cars for anyone who still may be trapped. here is a live look at pictures there. the storm also as you can see damaged or destroyed dozens of homes, though officials will not know the extent of th

. >>> a university of north texas student is dead after a police. officers say that student was bashing cars with an ax and swinging at police. the officer now on leave is under investigation. to fire. it was in texas just blocks from a college campus that a university of north texas police officer came face to face with a student and an ax. school officials say when ryan mcmillan advanced toward the officer . >>> all of a sudden i sit came to the door and heard pop pop . >> reporter: the officer fired his gun. by the time i opened the door i heard the second two shots and the guy was dead on the ground . >>> witnesses say they heard four shots. >>> i am upset, this is my front yard. this is my house . >> anchor: from mark braid ooh' advantage point . >>> he could have tazered that boy . >> reporter: he said it didn't need to end this way . >>> police were on the way. he could have done anything but kill him . >> reporter: what ended started minutes before a block away inside this parking garage . >>> glass everywhere as more than a dozen car window

at least 11 were killed in north texas and many more hurt.art of a massive storm system that produced heavy snow in the southwest and floods in the midwest as well. david begnaud reports. >> reporter: good evening. there is no mistaking a tornado disaster zone. along this residential street where we are every home is damaged. some severely. these vehicles look like they crashed into each other. this one right here, the windows blown out, a piece of plywood came flying through the wind shield, impaled in the passenger seat. eyewitnesses who lived think this tornado say it blew through here around 7:00 p.m. and lasted less than 45 seconds. >> there it is, i see it. >> reporter: even by texas standards it was a monstrosity. >> oh, i see it, it's crossing the highway right there. business, big tornado. >> reporter: at least eight tornados exploded through dallas county, the hardest-hit areas are garland and rowlett. >> oh! >> reporter: damage has been reported along a 40-mile stretch of homes and businesses. in the darkness last night the destruc

sara sidner has more on the clean-up efforts. >> reporter: a deadly night in north texas. >>: "oh itsy big, it's massive, its hitting stuff." >> reporter: fierce storms and tornadoes swept through the dallas area. this video captured a tornado as it moved through the city of rowlett. >>: "there it is that is big, big, big. there is stuff flying in the air." >> reporter: at least 5 deaths were reported in garland after a tornado hit interstate-30. >>: "i actually looked at the twister. it was a dark funnel and a big roar, it was really scary. i dont scare that easy and i was scared" >> reporter: several homes were destroyed, lawns littered with debris and cars tossed. >>: "my daughter's car is in the kitchen. her car was in the garage. it's in the kitchen. yes right now. and my husband's car was in the drive way it's out and around and in the alley. but her car is in the kitchen and it was in the garage. " >> reporter: when the storm hit, lafayette griffin huddled with his family under a mattress and prayed >>: "it was terrifying, terrified. we didn't know if we were going to make it"

. >> a tornado survivor remembers the hardest hit after dealing with north texas. they now have the blizzard tonight and the weather forecasters called the storm to the east, "goliath." >> that show we have been living with his not going anywhere. we're taking a look at the big storm across the country. >> i will be doing that in the main weather segment. >> the atmosphere is anemic and you can see the east and west clouds moving in. it is across las vegas. they had wind gusts up in el it is much less substantial. they have centennial hills and summerlin. and, again, there is the moisture in the valley. >> the family of the las vegas man is found dead. >> he went to surprises twinned granddaughters with raspberries and disappeared. his body was found in the and there is no word yet on the cause of death. >> that is how it went down. a girl is bitten by a police dog. they were inside the suv. the city of henderson and that paying $16,000. now to a news three exclusive of a vandal with a mosque caught on camera. bacon was wrapped on door investigating the incident. i

at least 11 were killed in north texas and many more hurt. part of a massive storm system that produced heavy snow in the southwest and floods in the midwest as well. david begnaud reports. there is no mistaking a tornado disaster zone. along this residential street where we are every home is damaged. some severely. these vehicles look like they crashed into each other. this one right here, the windows blown out, a piece of plywood came flying through the wind shield, impaled in the passenger seat. eyewitnesses who lived through this tornado say it blew through here around 7:00 p.m. and lasted less than 45 seconds. >> there it is, i see it. >> reporter: even by texas standards it was a monstrosity. >> oh, i see it, it's crossing the highway right there. business, big tornado. >> reporter: at least eight tornados exploded through dallas county, the hardest-hit areas are garland and rowlett. >> oh! there's stuff flying in the air! >> reporter: damage has been reported along a 40-mile stretch of homes and businesses. in the darkness last night t

we've got a real problem in north texas. i could lose a leg in my district, and that would be a great loss -- eight lake in my district, and that would be a great loss. the people downstream would be significantly and adversely effected. i asked before these moneys are obligated or spent if we could perhaps pay some attention to what is going on in the largest earth and dam west of the mississippi, 60 years of age. i had the detail on the appropriations for the last 15 years. it's not like we have not put money into this project good we have put $3 million or $4 million every year that i have been in congress, going back to 2003. this year in this bill before is, a little over $4 million, down a little bit from last year. i don't know why it would be down when we have these new problems, but again, all i would ask is that whatever flexibility we have within the appropriations process, and i know that these things seem like they are written in stone by the time they get to us at the rules committee, but we have all seen thing

in 2011, we had 19 tornados hit the ground in north texas. this was nine tornados, but we didn't see this type of devastation. and or unfortunately this loss of life. >> it is difficult to face. how are the people coping there? >> i am proud of our people and first responders. they are doing a heroic job. i was walking with the mayor of rowlett. and walked up to it. and they were taking dogs to foster the dogs. and the young man was a construction worker and said he would work for free on homes. he is a small example of the sort of people who stepped up to help. red cross and all of our groups like that that are stepped up and regular every day citizens that stepped up in big and small ways to help the families and the people affected by the storm. >> what kind of help are you getting and what do you need? >> our current needs are met. when it first happen upon about midnight on saturday night, we had to activate task force two and we had a lot of dogs out looking for people. but now we are in the recovery mode. we have received a lot of offe

jessica: that is a amid the destruction north texas a sweet story of suone family's house was destroyed by a tornado and devastated when realized they could not find their dog. jim: fearing thest daysent back to the rebel to see if there was anything they could salvage and they found a miracle. reporter: two days after a devastating tornado, homeowners came back to search through the debris looking to salvage any personal items. they were standing on top of they heard a familiar sound. out. reporter: they immediately started digging. under the rubble. the past fewhtnking. debris. she was also expected to be ok. >> news 3 is your new year's weather authority this week. it is a lot of stake in the forecast. >> a lot of pressure, he loves the game. it could be worse. could it be worse? 2 here is the view from inside. we will talk about new year's eve. it was a beautiful humidity on the strip. . they had northwest wind at five. it is 43 at our downtown studios. one degree cooler than that downtown. through southern nevadanchor: let's check out the national view. what a storm that has caused

. >> reporter: it was more than 80 degrees in parts of north texas when tornadoes ripped through. now residents risk cleaning up in the snow. a brutal storm system -- this man in ellis county texas didn't mind cleaning up after a tornado barreled through. >> it was like a movie. i mean, i was running toward my closet and the doors and everything started caving in. >> reporter: in the midwest, the system brought heavy flooding over the weekend forcing a partial closure of i70 in missouri. several people were killed by the flood waters including a group of international soldiers who were at fort leonard wood for training. >> it was dark at night time. they probably didn't know what hit them. >> reporter: back in north texas, as the death toll mounts, survivors say life has new meaning. >> this has made me realize how fragile life is. >>> the weather is creating havoc for travelers as well in chicago. they have been deicing planes to get passengers on their way. but the winter storm is winning. more than 1300 flights have been canceled in chicago today. just about every flight to and

a similar scene here in north texas after at least nine tornadoes struck on saturday. more than a 14- hundred homes estimated to be damaged or destroyed. now residents in the state are dealing with flooding ... and snow. gable says: "..the wind is horrible. the wind is what kicks you sideways. and the slick roads isn't too bad, but if you just take it slow, that's what i did." reporter says: "..you gotta go slow." gable says: "..yeah, yeah!" extreme weather not just causing problems here on the ground, but in the air as well. the storm system is being blamed for flight cancellations and delays at airports in several states. travelers in houston among those impacted. schoen says: "..the flight was delayed originally by 30 minutes and then by an hour and now they pushed it back another 30 minutes and finally canceled it." cahill says: "..it was only supposed to be an hour layover and it's turned into quite a long time. i love houston, but it's not where we want to be." the storm system that caused all this destruction moving north... bringing several inches of snow to th

the powerful tornados caused a path of destruction across north texas. many of the victims died after their cars were flipped over when they couldn't getaway from the fast-moving storm. 50 other people were injured. one of the twisters leveled the entire neighborhood in the garland area. a church will need to be rebuilt after it was destroyed. the pastor who was inside at the time said the storm moved through so fast, he didn't have time to escape. >> crawling toward the hallway we couldn't go very far because the building had collapsed. >> 600 homes have been destroyed and officials are worried about gas leaks, many have sprung up and caused fires. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on the wildfire burning along the california scenic pacific coast highway. the fire which has charred 1200 acres is 60% contained. more than 400 firefighters are battling the blaze. 50 homes in the solarmar beach area were evacuated. residents were thankful to the firefighters who got them out in time. >> we would have slept through it and probably burnt to death. >>

. >> reporter: it was 80 degrees parts of north texas when residents ripped through now residents face cleaning up in the snow. from twister, flooding to heavy snow a brutal storm system will not release its grip. this man in ellis county, texas did not mind cleaning up after a tornado barreled through. it was proof he was alive. >> it was like a movie. i was running towards my closet. >> in the northwest. the system proud heavy flooding. forcing closures of parts of missouri. several people were killed including a group of international soldiers that were they probably did not know what hit them. >> reporter: in north texas as the death toll mounts, survivors said life has a new meaning. >> this makes me realize how fragile life is. but you got to do better. texas -- >> you saw the devastation from tornadoes this weekend. now washington is working on 2016. a top aide for the senate science committee chairman said improving tornado detection is a priority. future technology could predict tornados. >>> a local hero passed away. sammi bernstein was an ewoe iwo jima survivor with an incre

mother nature adding insult to injury dumping ice and snow on parts of north texas. s a deadly destructive week in the lone star state. let's get more from alina machado. >> reporter: christine and alison, the conditions in texas are expected to improve offering residents a chance to clean up the mess that this tornado left behind. the twister killed eight people here in dallas county. the youngest victim was just a year old. yesterday, many survivors had a chance to return to their homes for the first time. the reality of what happened really settled in. listen to this. >> you see it happen on tv and you try to understand how those people feel losing everything. now when it happens to you when you have to borrow stuff to stay warm. you have no shoes on your feet. i left the house with no shoes on my feet. >> reporter: the focus now turns to missouri and illinois where they could see significant flooding. alison and christine. >> alina, thank you. flood warnings in effect right now across the state of missouri. a deadly winter storm finally clearing out overnight. not

." >>> it's been a weekend of extreme weather in the south with devastating tornadoes in north texas. snow in west texas and oklahoma. flooding in the deep south. storm system now moving up toward the great lakes. >> the head of isis in iraq and syria speaking out after months of silence. abu backer al baghdadi said air strikes by the international coalition increase his groups determination and resolve. he renewed his there's against israel. >> peyton manning says he'll probably sue al jazeera for the night alleging he used human growth hormone after neck surgery four years ago. force. the movie "the force awakens" makes movie history cracking the $1 billion in 1 days. those are some of our top 28th. "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the extreme weather in the south. the series of tornadoes ripped through the dallas area destroying homes and tossing around cars on the highways just like toys. at least 11 people are dead descended. >> winds up to 1 0 miles an hour were recorded. experts say these are the deadliest twisters to hit the dallas for

cheryl: it really is horrible. 11 people died in the estimate more than 1400 homes in north texas aredestroyed. state and local leaders are looking for federal disaster aid to help communities rebuild. a large storm system moved into the middle part of the country wreaking havoc. for the 1400 flights have been canceled across the u.s. 2600 flights have been delayed. nearly half of the cancellations were at the airport. this is a flight tracking surveys. the first major snowstorm about to hit the northeast after a december it pretty much felt like spring. cheryl: donald trump releasing new attacks on rival hillary clinton and her husband, bill, blasting the president for his terrible record with women and issuing the warnings on twitter. he wrote quote if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband with a terrible record of women abuse while playing the women's card on me, she is wrong. last night the gop candidate continues to attack the democratic nominee. take a listen. >> she says we would love to run against trump. this is her worst nightmare. these people back here have said well,

reporter: in north texas as the death toll mounts, survivors say life has new m>> this made me realize how fragile life is. try to do better. reporter: in garland texas. marie: icy conditions in texas cause an airplane to skid off the runway leading them -- leaving passengers stranded. a gust of wind caused the plane great all 160 passengers and six crew members were stuck on the e for hours while the airport were trying to get fans onto the tarmac. no injuries were reported. we have chloe standing by with a look at the forecast. >> we woke up to clear conditions and cold temperatures this mning in many neighborhoods starting off in the 20's. we will continue to see more clouds through the evening. around our viewing area, mostly clear skies continue for the lake mead area. calm conditions for the most part out at mount charleston. many neighborhoods starting with temperatures in the 20's. 26 downtown. upper 20's for southeastern henderson. as we look outside, for the most part, temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50's and the chilly quite a few days. we have a week will present thei

-- after tonight, coach jake and the guys are on the road panthers hosting the mean green from north texas -- but u-n-i was the one being mean on the court -- bennett cook -- operating down low - a spin, pump fake -and a basket -- koch led the panthers with a career high 18later ininhe half - shot clock winding down - jeremy morgan lets it fly from deep - the former west high trojan dropped in 15 ... and his buddy from linn-mar was scoring too ----att bohannon with the nice cut for and wes waspun -- you know -- washington warrior alumn -- well he was doing his thing -- to the rack and 1 -- panthers get a big win win93- 70 the final...the month long road trip starts saturday at richmond. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast after the break. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working peoplele ensure eququ pay for

this morning at least 8 people are dead after tornadoes and other storms ripped through parts of north texas. >> it's massive. oh my gosh it's big. >> that was a tornado caught on camera in a dallas suburb. the hardest hit area. dozens of homes and businesses apart and five people were killed when a tornado blew cars right off the road. the national weather service says a preliminary count shows 11 tornadoes touched down last night. >>> back here at home police have identified the man killed in a christmas day hit-and-run. police say 59-year-old steven was hit by a car at cedar lane and garrison avenue friday night and was taken to hackensack university hospital where he died from his injuries. scene. no arrests have been made. >>> investigators in new jersey are still trying to determine a motive in the murder suicide that left three people dead including an 8-year-old girl. police say 53-year-old michael shot and killed his 49-year-old wife and their young daughter in their edgewater home before pulling the trigger on himself. investigators believe the murder suicide took place two or thre

beat washington state and north texas so they got two 1-a wins. but when you win those games consistently over the course of the year something has to be very good mostly sunny weather is expected again saturday with readings climbing from 33 at 8am to 50 at 3pm 3pm thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at six. "entertainment until then >>> the stone temple pilots were drugs involved?

. >> reporter: it was more than 80 degrees in parts of north texas when tornadoes ripped through. residency they are now cleaning up -- residents are now cleaning up in the snow. a brutal storm system stretched from new mexico to the midwest and it will not release its grips. this man didn't mind cleaning up after a tornado barrel through to him it is proof he is alive. >> it was like a move me -- movie. i was running toward my closet and the doors and things started caving in.>> the system brought heavy flooding in missouri. several people were killed by the floodwaters including a group of international soldiers who were here for training.>> it was a smart -- small dark highway and they probably didn't know what hit them. >> reporter: back in north texas as the death toll mounts survivors say life has a new meeting. >> this has made me realize how fragile life is. i will try to do better. >> we saw couple of scattered clouds today but as far as the temperatures are concerned a got a little bit warm thanks to the sun being out. maybe it helped to warm up the houses as we watch te

>>> one person was killed and hurty two dozen others ater an suv crashed into greyhound bus in north texasthe suv crashed into a barrier and stalled before it was hit. woman inside the suv died. >> someone is going to have to when you're stuck in the main lanes. that's why video will be a piece and the interview with the bus driver. >> greyhound spokesperson said 40 people were on the bus headed amarrillo. to >>> former president jimmy carter is mourning the sudden death of his 28-year-old grandson. news to his church in georgia this morning. feelingdson not been well yesterday and his heart simply stopped in his sleep. comes two week afters the former president announced that he is cancer free. >>> the presidential candidates back on the campaign trail after debate.ht's democratic today on "abc this week" hillary aftern came under fire calling out donald trump. clinton accused trump of -- isis's best recruiter. tweeted last night that, hillary clinton lied. right on more than anybody else has been right. thatre you want to go down road? that road?n terror white house and experts said they

the cost of damage from this weekend's storms in north texas is expected to top one-e- billion-dollars. that's according to an early estimate from the insurance council of texas.severe weather ravaged eastern texas, hitting the dallas-area e hardest. tornadoes were blamed for most of the deaths and the e deststction in that statete corridor towing companies are still hard at work today getting cars out of monday's snow fall. fall.cbs 2 news got to ride along with darrah's towing. they were fifilly able to get to stranded vehicles tuesday after a tow ban was lifted. lifted. darrah's says the big rush for them doesn't come during the storm, but after it. f you're out on the road while the snow falls, tow companies recommend you be extra vigilant.it keeps tow truck drivers who are working on the side of the road -- and other drivers -- safe. while winter weather means headaches for some, it could mean a job for others.many communities s here have to spread out their resources of right now the iowa d-o-t is in need of a few hundred snow plow drivers.that includes drivers for cities liki ce

back in north texas... as the death toll from this storm system mounts -- survivors say life has new meaning. this has made me realize how fragile life is...but...try to do better. in garland, texas, i'm sonia the heavy rain is causing flooding concerns along major rivers from texas to the mississippi river to water ways across the southeast. right now water is pouring out of the spillways at wilson dam on the tennessee river in northern alabama. in mississippi near the alabama line two barges got pinned against a lock and dam in columbus. officials say one has already sunk. they say the barges are restricting water flow through the dam. heavy rain has fallen most of the day above the dam flooding surrounding neighborhoods. engineers say they don't know when they will move the barges because the current is too swift and too strong. along the flint river in georgia people are watching the water rise, but good news this afternoon as emergency management says it looks like flooding won't be as bad as first thou

winter storm warnings to the north of that from middle of texas all the way up through you oklahoma and as far north as wisconsin and michigan. for us there is that winter weather advisory to the north of us for tonight. this is a messy storm, a huge storm that goes from the great lakes to the gulf of mexico leading edge now in ohio, with a variety have of precipitation. so look at the roller coaster ride we will take all week. today temperatures cut it through the 40's. tomorrow after the sleet and north and west of the city changes over to rain we are up to 61 degrees. mid 50's on wednesday, showers at night, with another cold front, and this one will really start to be felt the night of new years eve when temperatures get down in the 30's, and sunny and chilly for new years day, mummers parade should be brisk, but that is the way we're used to it bob kelly on january 1st. >> we like it chilly there for those feathers to keep them warm. 6:17. definitely chilly stepping out of the front door kid get a chance to wear that new coat they got from santa live look at 422, light volley think

. >> it's a complete loss right there. a deadly north texas storm, this was a day to take stock. >> there's some more of the patio and then here's part of our roof and chimney stack. >> there's stuff flying in the air. >> reporter: a string of deadly tornados, one with winds topping 150 miles an hour roared through the suburbs of dallas claiming lives and wiping out not a terrifying flash. >> i never thought that i would live through something like this. it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: considering many of these homes were packed with families gathered for the holidays, some communities are counting their blessings in each neighbor's survival. >> we're extremely lucky and very fortunate that we didn't have any fatalities or any more serious injuries. >> reporter: but before these storm-stricken residents can think about rebuilding, they're facing another round of mother nature's wrath. more tornado warnings and drenching rains with flash flooding in some parts, the possibility of freezing in others. have increasing areas where rain-covered roads will turn to ice. >> reporter: to the nort

. >>> new video shows a deadly officer-involved shooting of a student at the university of north texas. meanwhile, investigators are trying to determine if the victim was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. nbc's stephanie gosk haas the latest. >> reporter: police dash cam video shows an officer with the university of north texas fatally shooting a student on sunday. the shooting happened at around 1:30 a.m. when the officer responded to a call about a man smashing car windows inside a parking garage near the campus. sophomore ryan mcmillan can be seeing walking toward the officer with a small ax in his hand. the officer steven bean tells mcmillan to back away while mcmillan says "shoot me" over and over. nbc news has pause it had video so it does not show the actual shooting. this is the audio of the full confrontation. >> hey, hey, back away, back away. >> shoot me. just shoot me. >> back away. >> just shoot me. >> back away from me now. >> shoot me! >> back away! >> shoot! >> reporter: the officer radios the station. >> i have a white male down with a hatchet in his hands. >> r

. >>> at least 11 people are confirmed dead after a powerful tornado ripped through north texas near dallas. scenes of complete devastation with homes flattened. nine tpeds touched down in the same area on saturday night. >> reporter: as rescue crews in north texas sift through the debris for people still unaccounted for, many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean, i think we have we got pretty lucky. the house and walls are still standing. >> reporter: more than 100 homes in garland were reduced to rubble saturday when an ef- 4 tornado packing winds up to 200 miles an hour tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn bleetly said it was the scariest night of her life. >> i stayed in my closet all night shaking like a leaf. >> reporter: a curfew remains in rowlette where a tornado caused extensive damage. on sunday, authorities evacuated residents near this damaged water tower out of fears of flooding. >> we have aning near familiar with that water tower ses it. based on the damage he saw he

the clean up process in hopes of returning to normalcy after devastating tornados blew through north texas last weekend. officials are saying more than 200 hundred homes were left uninhabitable by the e-f-4 tornado, which packed winds in miles per hour, hit garland. more than 700 homes were damaged in all. at least eight other tornados touched down in the dallas, texas area last saturday. the storm claimed eight lives in garland --- the youngest victim just one-year-old. at least three others were killed in other area cities. winter f foding has caused havav throughout parts of the midwest and southeast. the high waters have forced people to leave their homes, wiped out roads and claimed lives. nbc's dan scheneman has more from missiouri. << in missouri, flood waters and ar are both on the rise. (nats) residents in the town of union hoped sandbags would save their community. when waters spilled over a levee in west alton...people were told to evacuate. rising waters have left some people stranded.....on e man had to be rescued from the (chandler vonderahe :20- :23) "the water started comin

residents are surveying damage in north texas, in an area that experience blizzards, floods, tornadoes on the left 96 hours. >> shaking like a leaf on a tree. diane: meanwhile, officials are working overtime. the american red cross has about 1000 volunteers in hard-hit areas and expects about another 300 before the new year. >> we have 30 shelters open in nine states with about 1300 people in them, from everything ranging from tornadoes to diane: while there is major flooding in the midwest, folks in the northeast repair for snow. >> we have had warm temperatures across the country, and a lot of this we can say is because of el nio. over the next couple of days, we will continue to see more of that active, severe weather. after that, things will start to quiet down a little bit as we head into the new year. diane: the weather system has caused more than 1400 flight cancellations and another 2600 or more delays. in washington, diane roberts. todd: an ohio grand jury will not charge any officers in the 2014 police shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. rice was shot while

the north texas the national weather service has nine tornadoes killed 11 people.n garland as the tornado carved a path of destruction measuring two square miles. >> all of a sudden i was like a train went over the top of a syndicate your thing going into the roof. it was like pieces of wood and everything just came through when you could fear the house shake and shimmy. jo: more wild weather in texas. blizzard conditions closing major highways there. interstate 40 in texas has been shut down. officials in oklahoma state 60,000 homes and businesses have now lost power. an ice storm warning for the central part of this date. nicole: the front-runner battle between donald trump and hillary clinton continues to boil over. this weekend, trump attempted to turn the criticism of him of having sexism back on her husband is the former president of the campaign trail on her behalf. trump tweeted that it is bill clinton was a penchant or sexism referring to the clinton white house kindle. >> sexism was exactly her word. i thought it was fine. i think that bill clinton turned