in pulaski county, southwest of st. louis, police confirm at least six people died when their vehicles were swept away by the rushing flood waters. >> we were rescued by a boat with the fire department, but we were rescued at 9:00 this morning. we stood in the water for about three hours waiting for them to get here. mike: missouri governor jay nixon declared a state of emergency after officials closed about 400 roads statewide. aly: the rain back home causing more problems for guyton road east of i-85 in anderson county. it's the third issue for neighbors in just 3 months. you can see the latest damage in this video. opened up in late october. last week, a water main break. and now neighbors say, the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. >> as far as for safety and liability, they really need to get that fixed because they need to do something, get a barrier or something and fix it with some kind of concrete. aly: the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain.

expect delays over by the tunnel on the pulaski skyway. this is terry wrote. as for the trains, they have been resolved. greg and rosanna. >> report that one of the san bernardino killers was posting things on facebook. her wish to commit violent jihad. >> the new york times is also reporting that tashfeen malik passed three background checks before moving to the united states to pakistan on a finance she supported jihad. she wanted to be a part of it. schools and places of employment look at social media. it is crazy. >> it seems like the smart thing to do. killing 14 people in a terror attack earlier. former state senator. he was convict it along with his son. rosanna: that is right. we will talk about it a little bit. sheldon silver was convicted on bribery. nice to have you here. >> the attorney came in and said we are going to change the way that albany works. he went after two of the three biggest players. it was sheldon silver and andrew cuomo. you are saying i will only give you a brand if you give my law firm money. i will only help your business in a

in pulaski county, police confirm at least six people died when their vehiclcls were swept away by y he rushing flood waters. they say the water levels are abnormally high and very deceiving. juststour days away from the grand daddy of them all. it's the rose bowl in pasadena, california. and that's where kwwl's mark woodley joins us now live... night-time has fallen here in pasadena -- and as this day passes we move even closer to the iowa hawkeyes first rose bowl game in 25 years -- we're starting to see a sprinkling of hawkeye fans coming in to town -- a little indication of tt storm that's about to cce -- and i imagine at some point -- a lot them are going to make their to santa monica ---which is where brad hanson's standing by live -- how's it going brad -- in the days leading up to the rose bowl, iowa fans will take over los angeles, turning into kinnick west. today we came here to the city of sanna monica, where iowa fans will find a acomfy bar, and also it may be quiet at barney's beanery now, but that will change as more iowa fans make their way to the west coast. (dayna li

in pulaski county police confirm those six people died when their vehicles were swept away by the rushing flood waters. missouri governor jay nixon declared a state of emergency after officials closed about 400 roads statewide. mike: the rain in our area caused more problems for guyton road east of i-85 in anderson county. for people living there it's the third issue in just 3 months. you can see the latest damage in the first time a sinkhole opened up in late october. last week a water main break. and now people living there say the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000 and still needs fema approval. he says the repairs would take a year and a half. allyson: all the rain we've had is causing more and more destructive potholes. a big one here on anderson mill road in spartanburg county. a man who lives nearby says the department of transportation patched it, but it rained again, so the hole re-opened. employees at bolton james wheel alig

near 41st and pulaski. officers shot the teen after he waved the knife at them. in the interest of time, let me just read one more. officers got out of the car, this is the chicago tribune. officers got out of the car and began approaching mcdonald, telling him drop the knife. the boy allegedly lunged at the officers. and one of them opened fire. when police tell you to drop a weapon, all you have to do is drop it. shakespeare would be proud of the fiction that was put out there to justify the murder of this 17-year-old. here's what's worse. it's now been reported that in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, four or five officers went to a nearby burger king and asked to view the surveillance tape. the manager at burger king gives hem the password to the video. they spend a couple of hours in burger king. i mean, a couple of hours in burger king. allegedly. and then they leave. and then internal affairs officers come in the days after and they pull the tape and guess what? 86 minutes are missing. it happens to be the 86 minutes that cover the period of time k

that hold up the george washington bridge, rehabilitation of the lincoln tunnel helix and even the pulaski skyway that isn't a port authority facility. >> the port authority is engaged in a lot of new projects. >> money has to come from somewhere and government doesn't have it. >> reporter: the port authority saying it doesn't expect additional toll increases. that's if inflation remains the statement. if the economy picks up so will inflation. at the lincoln tunnel, christine sloan, cbs2 news. >> a lot of people have plans this weekend. and there's a football game we hear at the meadowlands. >>> let's check in with lonnie quinn with the weather. >> a little bit of a football game. whatever you're doing, football games, anything else outside, it's great weekend for this time of the year. look, it's not going to be balmy. all right? we are in december. but it's going to be nice. a lot of the sunshine out there looking good. for most folks. got some lower 40s. got 39. who has 39? this is lorraine morano. oak ridge new jersey, lower elevation there. what we see in new york city's in the 40s.

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. >> in pulaski county, missouri, authorities have found the body of a fifth international soldier that went missing during the flooding on saturday evening. now the soldiers were on temporary assignment at fort leonard wood. in texas the cleanup continues and donations are pouring in following the nine devastating tornadoes that hit the dallas area over the weekend. now according to the dallas morning news, insurance claims will likely reach more than $1 billion. now damage assessment teams will be in the area today. >>> republican presidential candidate ted cruz is also heading to roulette, texas, this morning where he will tour some of the damaged areas. meanwhile the northeast is dealing with the season's first winter storm. parts of new england saw several inches of snow yesterday, making for slick roads and slow commutes. this winter weather came after several areas saw record warmth earlier this month. >> it was just 60 degrees and now it's below freezing. >> make up your mind, please. i'm tired of the cold, hot, cold, hot. >> a new "wall street journal" article is likely to comp

according to the pulaski county sheriff's office, four of them were international soldiers stationedemporarily in missouri. governor nixon warned drivers to stay away from water covered roads and urged residents to avoid travel if possible. the highway patrol conducted dozens of water rescues over the weekend. the red cross put shelters on alert. for more on this we turn to meteorologist bonnie schneider. bonnie, what is scary and crazy time this year. >> it really is. unfortunately the threat for severe weather is not over yet. we still str a tornado watch for parts of louisiana and most of mississippi, this means we're likely to see tornadoes possibly and even damaging wind as well as hail. look at all the rain still in the forecast for st. louis, you've seen incredible flooding, look for more of that as we go through the next 24 hours and a lot of the rain working its way to the east. our futurecast shows you that the storms will work their way to the coastline of the carolinas but we're still looking at the flooding rains and the isolated severe storms along with that front. it w

(sheriff ronald long/ pulaski co., mo) "it was a dark highway. they probably did not know what hit snow in new mexico. (nats) traffic and shutting down interstate 40 in albuquerque. the national weather service expects this storm to gradually pull away by tuesday. but flooding and hazardous travel conditions could linger into mid- week. and here in eastern iowa we're dealing with a winter storm. snow, sleet, ice -- depending where you are in the viewing area... a final look at our forecast -- >> theresa: hey, if i fall over, just wake me up, okay? >> anne: who says i will be awake? >> kate: this is unbelievable. >> theresa: what's wrong? >> kate: well, first of all, this thing would only work with--[stuttering] the jewel neckline. who graded the pattern? it's--she's swimming in it, theresa. >> theresa: it's for geri, okay? she's that really tall model. >> kate: i don't want to hear excuses. i don't want to hear excuses, all right? this is out. go, change it now. theresa, the seams. the seams are totally crooked. >> theresa: well, the machine, and

in bear, delaware, still have some work going on along 40 pulaski highway eastbound at glasgow drive.0 the right lane is blocked in egg had a bore township on the garden state parkway. also getting word of a new problem in the lehigh valley. we'll talk more about that karen in just a few minutes. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing we are dry. that coastal low he has moved out to sea and it's pulling some of the clouds away with it so looking a little brighter this afternoon. let's take a look right now at the travel weather. no travel related problems unlike yesterday we're not starting with fog this morning. so, currently 40 degrees in philadelphia. fair skies and really along your travel cities no big weather related problem. some good news there. here's a quick look at your accuweather forecast its a bit more seasonable today, not as mild as yesterday, about 50 degrees and lots of sunshine, no problems there. tomorrow clouds and sunshine, a bit milder and 53. just a chance for a late day shower. and then on thursday nice and mild, 60 with sunshine and clouds. friday partly

the dispatcher appears to be taking great care to stay on top of the what's unfolding at 41st and pulaski, telling officers who weren't there to keep the channel clear, awaiting word that the teen with the knife has been subdued and arrested. we're replaying the next words in real time, as dispatch asks for another update and is told mcdonald has been shot. dispatch "let me know when he's in custody, guys." responding officer: "shots fired by police. shots fired by police...over here." --suggested tag-- prosecutors say officer jason van dyke stepped from his squad car and almost immediately started shooting, firing 16 times. no other officer on the scene fired a shot. van dyke is now charged with first- degree murder." caused huge disruptions for mall of america shoppers and holiday travelers at the minneapolis - saint paul international airport. they were protesting the deadly shooting of jamar clark by minneapolis way law handling the investigation. nikki: into the holiday nice weather on the east coast is deliver presents a little take a look. " instead of santa on a sleigh, it's santa

. >>> delaware state police say alcohol may be the factor in a deadly christmas crash pulaski avenue in bear. a box truck drifted off the road an on to the shoulder where it hit a tractor-trailer the trailer was empty and legally parked. the driver in the box truck died. >>> police say 29-year-old man hit a pole and house yesterday morning on south broadway. he died at the scene. police say he was speeding at the time. >>> there was something unusual in the montgomery county creek and local officials are trying to figure out what it is and how it got there. the "action news" cam found the white and chalky water in montgomery township. someone noticed the cloudy water yesterday morning around 9:40 and called 911. firefighters say whatever the substance is, it doesn't appear to be harmful. >>> pope francis delivered his annual christmas message to the city and the world. the massive crowd gathered at the vatican to hear the pope's prayers from the balcony at saint peters. the pontiff touched on the brutal acts of terrorism and the downed plane in egypt and prayed for peace in the middl

delaware state police say alcohol may be a factor in a deadly christmas morning crash it happened on pulaski highway in bear. a box truck drifted off the road on to the shoulder where it hit a tractor-trailer. the trailer was empty and legally parked. the passenger in the bobbing truck died. the driver was taken to the hospital, there is no word on his condition. >>> a man is dead after a crash in pennsville, new jersey. police say 29-year-old steve mcgraw of pennsville hit a hole and house on south broadway. he died at the scene. police say he was speeding at the time. >>> there is something unusual in a creek in montgomery county. now local officials are trying to figure out what it is and how it got there. the action cam found the white and chalky water in park creek regiscy drive in montgomery county. someone noticed the water and called 911. firefighters say whatever the substance is it doesn't appear to be harmful. >>> pope francis delivered his annual christmas message to the city and the world. a massive crowd gathered at the vatican to hear the pope's prayers from the balcony of st.

at least six people killed in a pulaski county. >> it was a small, dark highway.ably didn't know what hit them until they hit the water. >> reporter: dumping more than 16 inches of snow in new mexico. icy roads backing up traffic, shutting down interstate 40? albuquerque. >> there's countless numbers of people in this area. without power, we're also told by the mayor that dozens of families stayed the night in shelters. many people here still d displaced. >> frightening. thanks for that, nick. >>> where is the severe weather heading next and will parts of the northeast see their first winter storm of the season? hi, jennifer. >> this is far from over. we have winter storm warnings in place across the plains in the midwest. we have flood advisories and warnings all across the south. we also have the winter storm watch for portions of new england. you're right, getting their first snowfall for a lot of people this season. we'll zoom down on the storm, where it is now. all of this heavy rain continuing to push to the east. the thunderstorm threat still alive for toda

there six people have been killed in major flooding in pulaski county. the victims drove onto flooded roadways and their vehicles were swept away in the raging water. flash flood watches are in effect for more than one-third of the state. and officials are warning that the downpours could be historic. and much of the county in the grip of extreme weather tonight. alerts now in effect from parts of the southwest to the northeast from snow to tornadoes to flash flooding. what a mess. meteorologist janice dean tracking it all from the fox extreme weather center. janice, what more can we expect tonight? >> hi there. we have another severe threat going into the overnight tonight east of the dallas area. eastern texas into arkansas, louisiana and mississippi up towards the tennessee river valley with hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. people are advised to keep your noaa weather radios on tonight and listen to your local weather forecast. and then tomorrow, the threat shifts a little more eastward towards alabama and the florida panhandle up towards

. >> also, just in, authorities say six people have died after flash floods in rural roads in pulaski county, missouri, central part of the state. the sheriff there telling cnn a car with two people was carried by rising flood waters and today a second car swept up in the flood. one person remains missing there in missouri. we'll bring you the latest as we have it. >>> ahead this hour, a lot to get to. >> somebody needs to do something about this. this is ridiculous. >> chicago police today admitting they accidentally shot and killed a grandmother when officers responded to a house call. the emotional plea from her family is ahead, also retaking ramadi, iraqi forces are close to wrestling control back from isis militants. so what does this mean for president obama and his administration's larger fight against the terror group? then later, for one priest, no crime is too horrendous not to be forgiven. his decades long work to give former gang members a second chance at life, all ahead this hour. is never easy. doing your own thing, making your own way can be pretty, well, bold. rickie

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authorities say six people have died after flash flooding on rural roads in pulaski county. cnn that a car with two people was carried away by rising floodwaters and second car with four people was also except up in the flood waters and one person is missing. >>> to presidential politics and the escalating feud between donald trump and hillary clinton. the republican front-runner sent out a tweet slamming clinton's recent announcement that her husband, former president bill clinton will hit the campaign trail for her. trump tweeted hillary clinton has announced she's letting her husband out to campaign. he's demonstrated a penchant for sexism, so appropriate. cnn's investigation correspondent is in our washington bureau. chris, it just keeps on coming. >> it does, deb. this fight between donald trump and hillary clinton is getting a little personal with the billionaire attacking bill clinton for sexism, he said the tweet attacking bill clinton's penchant for sexism turned the tables on hillary clinton because she used the same phrase to criticize trump earlier in the week af

her lawyer claims she can't get a fair trial in pulaski. the little boy's body was found in a nearby septic tank. the judge will rule on a change of venue requested next month. >>> a d.c. teacher has been arrested. 29-year-old cameron lewis of turner elementary in the district grab a third grader so hard he left a red hand print on his arm. he became angry when the boy wouldn't stop talking and wouldn't go to his next class as directed. lewis has been charged with assault and attempted second-degree child cruelty and he's no longer teaching at that school. >>> fairfax county police recently arrested three people in separate shopping incidents. a manassas man is accused of forging credit cards with stolen numbers and buying more than $18,000 worth of stuff with gift cards. police arrested janelle brown at the springfield town center last thursday. two women from brooklyn were arrested in the tyson's corner area. police say they allegedly stole items at a department store in the mall. investigators found several thousand dollars in stolen mer

there six people have been killed in major flooding in pulaski county.he victims drove onto flooded roadways and their vehicles were swept away in the raging water. flash flood watches are in effect for more than one-third of the state. and officials are warning that the downpours could be historic. and much of the county in the grip of extreme weather tonight. alerts now in effect from parts of the southwest to the northeast from snow to tornadoes to flash flooding. what a mess. meteorologist janice dean tracking it all from the fox extreme weather center. janice, what more can we expect tonight? >> hi there. we have another severe threat going into the overnight tonight east of the dallas area. eastern texas into arkansas, louisiana and mississippi up towards the tennessee river valley with hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. people are advised to keep your noaa weather radios on tonight and listen to your local weather forecast. and then tomorrow, the threat shifts a little more eastward towards alabama and the florida panhandle up towards te

those include pulaski skyway routes one and nine and the penn bridge that connects jersey city under port authority control. some transportation experts say those or dollars should be going elsewhere. towards project the like freight rail tunnel to reduce traffic and improve quality of life for drivers. drivers are having a tough time with this adjustment. >>ing in on the roads change too much. it's pretty much the same as it was last year. three years before that. for it to keep going up, i've seen much offing in. saying keep increasing to do anything. i haven't seen anything. 15 million, too much. >> cost me 400 a month to get across the bridge to go to work. you know, there's no way of recouping that. so it's not a lot each day, but it really adds up. >> another live look at the cars typical monday morning traffic. now, in addition the raise the roadway project at the bayonne bridge and replacing suspension cables at the gwb. as for that palace ski skyway project i mentioned earlier upwaferredz of $1 billion for federal investigators actually looking into whether the port authorit

and then you have pulaski skyway outbound at broadway. this is a disabled vehicle. but good news on the covered roadway. it's been reopened that earlier construction picked up and put away. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. shirleen and ken over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. 5:16. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, and new this shootings of a father and son in brooklyn. the problem is, police can't find him. how you can help out. >> plus, what sent mariah carey no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. >>> and it is 5:18 and new this morning, police have identified the suspect wanted for the investigators believe that robert jarvis shot and killed 47-year-old dupree dunbar and 25-year-old dupris moore friday night inside a hallway at the langston hugh houses in brownsville. the son was shot in the head. his father in the chest and anyone with information is urged to contact police. >>> singer

at least six people in pulaski county swept away by waters saturday night. >> they probably didn't know what hit them until they hit the water. >> reporter: the massive system dumping more than 16 inches of snow in new mexico. icy roads backing up traffic and shutting down interstate 40 in albuquerque. >> i just got off the phone with the mayor in the city of garl d garland. he tells me 3,000 people are still without power. dozens of families still displaced. many having to spend the night in an american red cross shelter. poppy? >> nick valencia, thank you so much for that. >>> we've got flooding, the biggest threat this morning. a dangerous scene, especially in missouri. moments ago, take a look at this, water on the road. more than waist deep. never a good idea to drive in that. you see multiple cars over the weekend swept away, a number of deaths there. officials warning drivers find alternate routes or stay off the roads. let's go straight to jennifer gray, tracking the latest in the severe weather center. >> good morning, poppy. water rescues going on around the dallas area right

. >> walking towards pulaski from keeler, eastbound on 40th street. >> reporter: the dispatcher repeatedly scene with a taser. >> anybody close yet? 401 keeler? if i can get help with a 15 robert with a taser. >> reporter: dashcam video shows mcdonald walking with a knife in hand away from the officers. >> headed to the burger king. i see you pulling up. >> reporter: what we don't know is whether the officers that arrived at the burger king nearby were the ones with the taser. but one minute later -- >> shots fired by police. get an ambulance over here. >> you guys okay? >> everything is fine. roll an ambulance over here. >> we got the ambulance rolling. >> that was an investigative reporter for wmaq. it's unclear whether an officer ever did show up on the scene with a taser. >>> we taurean our attention to 2016 politics and we're just eight days until election year 2016. we talk about 2016 a lot. but we'll be officially in 2016 soon. and there is a red flag on the field maybe for hillary clinton. new polling this morning shows the democratic front-runner losing in a general election to bo

on the pulaski yway, there's one in the left lane. on the new england throughway, exit 18a. we're seeing is delays because of construction. we'll take a live look at bqe by the brooklyn bridge. a show ride here. you have the manhattan bound side of the span still closed with construction. that should reopen at 6:00 a.m. alternate side of the street more weather and traffic coming up on the 4 stz. >> lauren, thank you. >>> other transportation news. amtrak may have to pay about $100 million more in claims connected to this year's deadly train derailment in philadelphia. there's a new transportation bill that's increasing amtrak's liability for that crash. that crash killed eight people last may. now it's increased to nearly $ $300 million. the bill also requires a study of amtrak's response to that accident. >>> in today's cnbc money report, chipotle will soon have stricter guidelines for its produce suppliers. this comes following the recent e. coli outbreak that sickened dozens of customers in six states. the burrito chain is likely planning to use local produce less often.