the baby was only four years old. >>> police say raines hugh was caring for the four year-old boy and his two sisters, ages one and six. the little girls were not hurt. >>> a neighbor says he tried to save the four-year-old girl after hearing the grandmother frantically yelling. >> and she tells me she left her grandson in the bathroom -- in the bathtub too long. he was curled up on his side, and i had to lay him out to do cpr. >> he did perform cpr until first responders arrived. at the time, he says he had no reason to believe the drowning was intentional. >>> the fbi is making a new push to find bay area bank robbery suspect who is have been on the loose for years. one of them is dubbed the droopy-faced banddebt pictured here. san francisco police and the fbi have spent the last eight years looking for him. police say he has problem robbed ten banks since 2007, mostly in chinatown and some of the districts. two men who robbed a wellsfargo bank and ordered everyone to the ground before taking off with cash from the vault. >> we don't live in vacuums. there is somebody somewhere out

now police say that 51-year-old dawn diana rains hughes is in custody charged with the murder of her 4-year-old grandson. authorities were called to the home on reports of a child drowning in a bathtub. paramedics could not revive the boy and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police questioned hughes who was baby-sitting at the time and in the course of the interview detectives determined the drowning was not accidental. >> baby-sitting three grandchildren including the 4-year-old, two girls a 1-year-old girl and sick-year-old girl. in the course of her taking care of these kids she took the 4-year-old boy and drowned him in the bathtub intentionally. >> the police say that the child's parents have been notified. police also say that they have nomo tiff for this heartbreaking crime and police would not comment about hughes' mental state. live in fairfield, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> right now in the south bay two people stabbed in a burger joint. police are searching for the people responsible for the vicious attack. it happened at dinner time at a car

now police say that 51-year-old dawn diana rains hughes is in custody charged with the murder of her 4-year-old grandson. authorities were called to the home on reports of a child drowning in a bathtub. paramedics could not revive the boy and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police questioned hughes who was baby-sitting at the time and in the course of the interview detectives determined the drowning was not accidental. >> baby-sitting three grandchildren including the 4-year-old, two girls a 1-year-old girl and sick-year-old girl. in the course of her taking care of these kids she took the 4-year-old boy and drowned him in the bathtub intentionally. >> the police say that the child's parents have been notified. police also say that they have nomo tiff for this heartbreaking crime and police would not comment about hughes' mental state. live in fairfield, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> right now in the south bay two people stabbed in a burger joint. police are searching for the people responsible for the vicious attack. it happened at dinner time at a car

rain. meghan hughes has more. >> reporter: twisters that hit garland texas was clocked as a ef4. survivors count themselves lucky. >> i'm grateful we are alive and safe. >> reporter: in missouri flooding like this led to several deaths and led to the governor declare a state of emergency. oklahoma, west texas and new mexico snow created whiteout conditions on the roads. >> just last week it was 60 degrees in roswell. today everything is covered in snow. >> reporter: more than 20 motorists were stranded near amarillo and the new mexico border. all this weather impacted air travel, too. more than 1,000 flights in the u.s. were canceled. more than 4,000 delayed. >> i would call it living hell. >> reporter: the storm system is on the move. a winter storm warning in chicago, expected to make a huge mess in the northeast tomorrow. meghan hughes, abc news washington. >> fire marshal in ocean county is on the the case of a hover board fire happening in lacey township. let's head over to annie mccormick in our sat lit center with more on what's happening. >> reporter: there were no injuri

fairfield police say 51-year- old dawn raines hughes confessed but didn't say why she did it. police found the boy unconscious and not breathing at a home on jefferson street tuesday morning. he later died at the hospital. neighbors say they never saw any problems and are surprised and saddened by the news. >> i would have never thought it would have happened so close. the baby was only four years old. >> police say laines hughs was caring for the four-year-old boy and his two sisters, ages one and six. the little girls were not hurt. >>> all right. pam. time is 6:42. having something like anxiety may seem like a problem, but it may be just the opposite. coming up at 7:00, what a new study is stay saying and how this could keep you from worrying. >>reporter: but first, bill cosby charged to sexual assault. the reason prosecutors say they were able to reopen a ten- year-old case. for the new mattress models! it's time to make room during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale... get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices! save even

her name is dawn diane rains hughs.'s behind bars and facing murder charges for allegedly drowning her grandson. just before 11:00 yesterday morning, first responders called out to the 1400 block of jefferson street. once on scene, officers found a little boy unconscious and not breathing. he was transported to a local hospital where he died. the 51-year-old grandmother had custody of the young boy who was placed inside a bathtub and intentionally drowned. >> as officers investigated the investigation. and regarding how the boy had drowned in the bathtub as well as the statements made by people at the scene. specifically, the grandmother of the little boy who was in charge of taking care of him and two other little siblings. >> now, those other two siblings are hugh's one-year-old and six- year-old granddaughters. they were unharmed. as of now, police are not aware of the motive in this case. hughs is being held without bail in the county jail. this death comes less than two weeks after an 18-month-old boy was shaken an

. >> police say miss raines hughes was caring for the boy and his sisters.se little girls were not harmed. >>> outgoing san francisco sheriff. the san francisco examiner has been working on his proposed policy changes for more than a year now. they include new deescalation training, identifying exactly what kind of force is allowed and defining who is responsible for i -- for reporting claims of inmate abuse. earlier this year, allegations surfaced that deputyings were staging fights among inmates at the jail. the last day in office is januarymentth. >>> time is 5:42. 2015 was a great year. a big year in sports. in our next half hour, we're going to show you some of the best from an nba title to the women's world cup to the first triple prom in. >>> the new signs of hope following yesterday's snow survey in the sierra. >> if you are heading out and about on this final day of 2015, you will have a nice-looking commute around the bay area today. we'll show you what the east bay commute looks like coming up. >>> dry weather returning for the final day of 2015.

fifty-one-year-old dawn rains hughs is being held without bail on murder charges. police believe she intentionally drowned her grandson yesterday morning. the four-year-old was being deared for by his grandmother at the time. she was also taking care of two little girls, ages one and six who were also her grandchildren. they were not hurt. there is no word from investigators about a possible motive. we have a crew on the way to fairfield. they'll bring you live updates throughout this newscast. >>> san francisco police want you your help. they want to find two men who violently attacked a man on a muny bus. take a look at the surveillance video released by police showing two men in their 20s repeatedly attacking a man on that muny bus. now, the shorter of the two suspects is wearing a blue baseball cap got on and off the bus several times coming back to attack the victim. and the doors were never closed. police say it started with an argument when the victim suspected those two men were trying to rob other passengers. >> we would like to make an arrest, and identif

raines-hewes used their phone. >> i think it was kinds of weird. >> that was shortly before the police arrived? >> actually, it was like 30 minutes before they arrived. >> haynes hughes posted this pictures on her -- raines-hewes posted this picture on her facebook page. it's not clear if it's the same boy who died in her care. >> we have a layer look insides san quinton's death row. cameras were there for the first time since executions were halted. the most notorious criminals are housed hereby. a judge questioned the state's lethal injection procedure and it made execution a distant thought for the 725 men who live there. >> it's like an abstract thought, you know what i mean? it's not something that happens every day. i've been here and they've only carried out two executions, you know what i mean, so it's not like it's a real punment -- punishment. there is a legitimate interest in allowing media access. the state is taking public comments on a legal injection protocol. a valid initiative next year will propose ending the death penalty in california. >> after two months the trial of raymond chow is coming to an end. closing arguments are scheduled for monday and

let's see how much rain has fallen in and around our microclimates. wow, george hughes picks up about a half inch of rain, a quarter in antioch, according to jerry, thank you guys so much for checking in with us today. we still have more rain in the forecast for this friday. it's live. it is our hi-def doppler radar. and wow! do you see those two huge bands right there and in the secondary one, rolls through the bay area, that was between about 2 and 4:00 this morning. and this is all just wraparound moisture. the front pushed through at this time yesterday. and i want to zero in on this right here. see when you see that pink? we're so used to seeing the green and the yellow now we're seeing the pink and purple. that's snow falling in the mount hamilton area. i'm so excited to see if it's going to stick so we'll find out once the sun comes up. we still have some precipitation also around the santa cruz mountains. it is sloppy and wet at the golden gate bridge. and our temperatures are anywhere between 11 and 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. steve from los altos one of

devastated parts of the south and midwest then brought ice, snow and heavy rains into the upper midwest and northeast. abc's megan hughess report. >> reporter: along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with sand bags are fighting a tough foe. >> the water has come up really fast. >> reporter: parts of the county of comes wick near saint louis already flooded. in union missouri a mcdonald's nearly submerged a gas station under water. rising rivers causing the sewage treatment plant to exceed capacity and many rivers haven't crested yet. swat touching the steel on this bridge on the historic route 66. more than 500 roads are already closed. the missouri governor is calling in the national guard. >> we're dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here. you're talking about almost 10 more vertical feet of moving water. >> reporter: flooding is being blamed for at least 18 deaths in the region and across the country snowstorms are also proving deadly. in new york, this crash between a fed ex truck an black sedan on slick roads killed the car's 22-year-old driver. >>> whiteout conditions from the nort

rain on new year's eve. let's see who else is checking. george hughes, clear skies. icked up 6/10 of rain in san francisco in the past 24 hours. spot on there, an inch of rain accumulated in sap ralph fell. now we're talking clear skies but with the cooler air mass in place. temperatures have dropped. 35 degrees in livermore. 39 san jose. it's in the mid-40s in oakland and santa rosa. winds are settling but these winds are gonna be increasing this afternoon. right now, north-northwest at 14 and in the novato area, increasing to 20 today. we'll have higher gusts up to 35-mile-an-hour winds. along the seashore as well. turning partly to mostly cloudy. breezy to downright windy conditions. when up see all of this chunkiness behind the passage of a cold front. that's a lot of instability. unstable air mass had in place. a chance of a light shower. most of that activity off the shore line. but there is a chance of one of these cells pushing onshore. it will be sunny and bright tomorrow and wednesday. it's 18 degrees going up to 28 in the high sierra where we have sunshine

. >>> well, the rain didn't spoil an important ground breaking in philadelphia this morning, state senator vincent hughes the event for the new 53 units centennial village for seniors, it was made possible by the pennsylvania finance agency and the city of philadelphia and the west philadelphia empowerment zone and the philadelphia housing authority and a whole lot of shovels. >>> dozens of veterans attended an event commemorating the anniversary of the vietnam war, it happened in burlington county this afternoon and took place at the dicks chapel at joint base ft. dix in wrightstown. those that were there were given a medal for their service. usion. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfu

rain further to the east. some of the details now from abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: the storms created dangerous driving conditions in the upper midwest. in omaha, cars spinning out, snowplows out in force. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. on his way from can do to central wisconsin some brimner pulled off the interstate. >> snowing like canada usually does but didn't think you guys got this much snow. >> it was way too snowy for us to continue on the highway. >> reporter: that driver's daughter used the brake to build a first snowman of the season. kids reminding us why winter weather is fun. >> who couldn't like snow? we're going sledding. system moving through the middle of the country since thursday deadly. flash floods and icy conditions have killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declared a counties. and from streetlights explodeing to ice coated power lines. >> oh, it's coming down. hit record. hit record. >> it's recording. >> reporter: the storm left more than 100,000 in the dark at the storm's height. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> this is a big storm syst

hughes. and let's see how much rain george has accumulated in the past 24 hours. about .4" in the last 24 hours of rainfall. meanwhile other notable numbers over .25" of rain so says peggi in petaluma. good morning to you. still raining. this is not a brand-new storm. this is the back side of the cold front that blasted through the bay area producing thunderstorms overnight and to the early-morning hours. we had a powerful thunderstorm just a couple of hours ago. our live hi-def doppler radar is picking up a band of moderate to heavy rain in the city of san francisco right now drifting out over the bay waters towards the san mateo bridge. so far no reports of local airport delays but i'll keep you posted. san rafael light to moderate rainfall. look at the energy over emeryville, west oakland into berkeley into alameda and all that going east. we have rain in brisbane and south san francisco san bruno. it is a very sloppy morning commute with the light to moderate heavy rainfall. a thunderstorm is still possible during the morning hours and notice these temperature

the heavier rain is to the north and west and with double scan we can go show hugh is getting wet.in coatesville just a couple of sprinkles in pottstown, you're about to get hit a little bit heavier in reading and up in allentown a few showers. it's still out to the north and west that you're getting the reffier rain. let's go outside. we want to see what it looks like out there. we do have lots of clouds and it's a bit damp as we look on sky6 with our temple university camera right now. lots of clouds up above. not really seeing a lot of fog just yet. i think that will be more of an issue for tomorrow when so many people are traveling. that could be a pretty big problem through the area. the temperature is 44 degrees, the dewpoint 48 degrees right now. the winds are out of the south, they're pretty light at 6 miles per hour and the barometric pressure is falling. satellite6 and action radar showing the rain that has moved in place over the region and you can see there's a lot more where this came from. we're going to be looking at wet conditions for the next few days coming up. so

rain that is coming here later this morning. >> new this morning, a truck slams into a hughes while a man is inside, we'll tell you how he is doing this morning and what might have caused the wreck. now on "action news," wet weather is knocking on our door and chilly change is not far behind. >> federal agents are on the case of a church fire in delaware. the congregations reeling from another recent blaze. >>> star wars fans are wakened in the dead of night for a special countdown for tonight's premier. 6:30, thursday, december 17, tam is off, erin o'hern joins us. we're expecting rain. >> reporter: and most of us are waiting on the rain. most of the green you see is out by gettysburg and baltimore slowly inching in our direction. there's a scattered sprinkle-type shower east of atlantic city, that crept up from the delaware bay and northern cumberland county. there are lighter showers southeast of washington. during the morning rush how are you may see something, but the main rain is holding off until the end of the rush. 48 in trenton. 49 in reading, 50 in allentown, 354 in sea isle city. it's rain day kids, you'll need the ra

rain across much of the country are not over yet. this morning more than 18 million americans across the central united states are now dealing with historic flooding. abc's megan hughes has details. 3 along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with sandbags are fighting a tough foe: time-- (sot //the water has come up really fast) parts of the town of kikimswick near st louis - already flooded.in union missouri - a mcdonald's nearly submerged. a gas station - underwater. rising rivers-causing this sewage treatment plant to exceed capacity?(nats -"..rushing water?") and many rivers haven't crested yet.water is already touching the steel on this bridge on the historic route 66 - more than 500 roads are already closed?the missouri governor is calling in the national guard-- sot governor nixon sot- nixon: we're dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here. you're talking about almost 10 more vertical feet of water. flooding is being blamed for at least 18 deaths in the regionand across the country- snowstorms are also proving between a fed ex truck...and a black sedan on slick road... killed the car's 22 year old driver.whiteout conditions from

hughes from qvc. great to have you back. >> thanks adam. >> rain the last two years. >> well, we blame that on you 'cause. >> and now we have no umbrellas which we're thrilled about and it's so great to be here. the crowds are going to be massive 'cause they even came out last year and the year before with lots of rain so i can't even imagine tonight. >> reporter: are you guys glad it's not going to rain this year. >> yeah. >> reporter: this is your third year doing it. >> third year but how many years have you done this. >> reporter: ninth. >> nine years in a row. >> reporter: what's your favorite part. >> got to be santa claus. >> my favorite part is seeing all the folks here who watch us on tv all the time so great to see you guys in person. >> reporter: right in your backyard. >> i know. >> reporter: we have to thank this man right here, from under the sun productions this is your tenth year producing this. you do the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. you got your mic. you scream a lot. but you put this altogether. >> i try keep everything under control. it's our honor. we do this as a gif

rain for tomorrow. day -- take the umbrellas, leave the went coat at home. >>> a party with a purpose in west philadelphia. the state senator hughesis wife hosted the holiday party at first district plaza. food, music and dancing and the party-goers donating nonparishable food to the food program. >>> and helping kids meet, and he dressed up as buddy the elf. recognize him? it was for the playground celebration on jackson street. even hot chocolate and a train ride for the kids. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. >>> a man from belmar, new jersey having plenty events to attend next year. he won two tickets to every event at the wells fargo center next year. before the flyers' ga

hughes, abc news, washington. >> thank you. move. slick commute for most of the northeast on the map here albany, hartford, boston, all cities in that pink icy area. mostly rain for new york city and south. 6 to 12 inches of snow from wisconsin to maine when it's all over with. okay, let's get to the other major breaking news story from overnight. the capture of the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch. >> this is the first image of couch since he was detained in mexico. note he's dyed his hair black in an obvious attempt to avoid detection. >> couch and his mother are on their way to guadalajara eventually transferred back to texas. couch was found responsible for 20 2013. >> but his lawyers claimed his upbringing prevented him from being able to distinguish right from wrong. authorities have been searching >>> the race for the white house and donald trump is on the attack. he's taking aim at someone new. new jersey governor chris christie and mr. trump still firing shots at possible rival hillary clinton and her husband, the former president. donald trump's new target. >> chris christie. >> chris christie. >> christie. >> going after chris christie last ni

hughes, abc news, washington. >> a mess everywhere and it'll be a much drier day today in the northeast although as you can see on the radar there will be some rain, sleet or light snow in the morning. >> not so in the southeast where there is more rain in store. accuweather's justin povick. good morning, justin. >> kendis and marci, thanks again. good morning to you, as well. we're tracking some snow on this wednesday throughout the nation's midsection that could cause slippery travel through chicago as we get through the evening rush. later on this week new year's eve forecast coming up looking quiet for the most part throughout the northeast but it is going to be on the chilly side. those midnight temperatures mostly into the 30s and the 40s. kendis and marci, back to you. >> all right, our thanks to justin. >>> breaking news right now. two earthquakes overnight on the west coast, one with an epi epicenter in canada, a 4.9 magnitude quake and people in shaking. >> another, a 4.4 magnitude in california hitting near devore. people also reported feeling the earthquake throughout the suburbs of east of los angeles which is about 50 miles southwes

hughes, abc news, washington. >> it's been a mess everywhere, and it'll be a much drier day today in the northeast although as you can see on the radar there will be some rain, sleet or light snow in the morning. >> not so in the southeast where there is more rain in store. let's get the details from accuweather's justin povick. good morning, justin. >> k kendis anmarci, thanks again, and good morning to you, as well. we're tracking some snow on this nation's midsection, i think enough that could cause some slippery travel through chicago as we get through the evening rush. later on this s week newear's eve forecast coming up now looking quiet for the most part throughout the northeast, but it is going to be on the chilly side. those midnight temperatures mostly into the 30s and the 40s. kendis and marci, back to you. >> all right, our thanks to justin there. >>> we want to get to some breaking news now. two earthquakes overnight on the west coast, one with an epicenter in canada, it was a 4.9 magnitude quake, and people in seattle say they felt the shakin >> another, a 4.4 magnite in california, hitting near devore justst outsidef san bernardino. people al

rain chances to talk about. weather watchers on a friday night, yay, it's almost the weekend, 58 degrees in san francisco. george hughesporting in mainly cloudy skies. very light winds out of the northeast. we'll head north to novato, dana jones reporting a mainly clear sky, light winds, 1-mile- per-hour, chilly 46 degrees. and 52 pat buckland reports from bodega bay and sent some awesome pictures, as well. look at that gorgeous sunset in bodega bay. it has been fantastic the past few months when it comes to sunset because we have actually had cloud cover for the sun after it sets. i'll do a little traffic, too. if you are planning on making dinner reservations from san francisco, call and say you will be late because look at the traffic at the foot of the bay bridge in oakland. santa rosa currently 57 degrees. tonight 30s, clear sky, light winds away from the water. chilly mountain view 38. concord 38. napa 38. san francisco 46 degrees. if you are driving the other direction on interstate 80 and your destination is tahoe, good for you, mainly cloudy tomorrow. good day for skiing. maybe a little christmas shopping. sun

rain across much of the country aren't over yet. more than 18 million americans across the central united states are now dealing with historic flooding. abc's megan hughes has the latest on this sotry.. "script: along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with sandbags are fighting a tough foe: time-- (sot parts of the town of kimmswick near st louis - already flooded. in union missouri - a mcdonald's nearly submerged. a gas station - underwater. rising rivers-causing this sewage treatment plant to exceed capacity? (nats -"..rushing water?") and many rivers haven't crested yet. water is already touching the steel on this bridge on the historic route 66 - more than 500 roads are already closed? the missouri governor is calling in the national guard-- sot governor nixon dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here. you're talking about almost 10 more vertical feet of water. flooding is being blamed for at least 18 deaths in the region and across the country-snowstorms are also proving deadly. in new york this crash between a fed ex truck...and a black sedan on slick road... killed the car's 22 year old driver. whiteout conditions

rain across much of the country aren't over yet. this morning more than 18 million americans across the central united states with historic flooding. abc'c'megan hughes has details. "along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with sandbags are fighting a tough foe: time-- (sot parts of the town of kimmswick near st louis - already flooded. in union missouri - a mcdonald's nearly submerged. a gas station - underwater. rising rivers- causing this sewage treatment plant to exceed capacity? (nats -"..rushing watete") and many rivers haven't crested yet. water is already touching the steel on this bridge on the historic route 66 - more than 500 roads are already closed? the missouri governor is calling in the national guard-- sot governor nixon sot- nixon: we're dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here. you're talking about almost 10 more vertical feet of water. flooding is being blamed for at least 18 deaths in missouri? and across the country- snowstorms are also proving deadly. in new york this crash between a fed ex truck...and a car's 22 year old driver. whiteout conditions from the northeast- (shovel nats) to the midwes

rain across much of the country aren't over yet. this morning more than 18 million americans across the central u-s are now dealing with historic flooding abc's megan hughes has details. "along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with sandbags are fighting a tough foe: time-- (sot parts of the town of kimmswick near st flooded. in union missouri - a mcdonald's nearly submerged. a gas station - underwater. rising rivers- causing this sewage treatment plant to exceed capacity? (nats -"..rushing water?") and many rivers haven't crested yet. water is already touching the steel on this bridge on the historic route 66 - more than 500 roads are already closed? the missouri governor is calling in the national guard-- sot governor nixon sot- nixon: we're dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here. you're talking about almost 10 more vertical feet of water. flooding is being blamed for at least 18 deaths in missouri? and across the country- snowstorms are also proving deadly. in new york this crash between a fed ex truck...and a black sedan on slick road... killed the car's 22 year old driver. whiteout conditions from the northeast- (sh

rain further to the east. some of the details now from abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: the storms created dangerous driving conditions in the upper midwest. in omaha, cars spinning out, snowplows out in force. in minneapolis, cars in ditches and jackknifed tractor trailers. on his way from can do to central wisconsin some brimner pulled off the interstate. >> snowing like canada usually does but didn't think you guys got this much snow. >> it was way too snowy for us to continue onn the highway. >> reporter: that driver's daughter used the brake to build a first snowman of the ason. weather is fun. >> who couldn't like snow? we're going sledding. that's what snow is perfect for. >> reporter: but the weather system moving through the middle of the country since thursday has also reminded us it can be deadly. flash floods and icy conditions have killed at least 14 people. oklahoma's governor declared a state of emergency in all 77 counties. and from streetlights explodeing to ice coated power lines. >> , it's coming down. hit record. hit record. >> it's recording. reporter: the storm left more than 100,000 in the dark

rain and winds tomorrow. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead in the next half hour, the heated debate over genetically modified food. the ceo of monsanto is here in studio 57 today, hughagainst labeling geo products. >>> mark ruffalo in a knew movie about how a new newspaper uncovered boston catholic church abuse scandal. the actor and his real life role model will join us in studio 57 ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. >>> the "los angeles times" looks at new 360-degree videos from google's cultural institute and show ballet and opera and orchestra performances. you can sit with the philadelphia orchestra playing in the hall of the mountain king. another in the center of the ballet. clear, loud, bright! >> very cool! >> very nice! >> especially for people who can't go, you know? >> put you right there. >> absolutely. >>> new york's daily news says jerry seinfeld will perform one show a month in manhattan. it starts off january 27th. he said it was inspired by billy joel's month performances at madison square garden. he told a joke, he said years ago i bought billy joel's house so now i'm going to copy his career. i want to see that show. >> me too.

hughes, abc news, washington. >> it's been a mess everywhere, and it'll be a much drier day today in the northeast although as you can see on the radar there will be some rain, sleet or light snow in the morning. >> not so in the southeast where there is more rain in store. let's gethe details from accuweather's justin povick. good morning, justin. >> kendis and marci, thanks again, and good rning to you, as well. nation's midsection, i think enough that could cause some slippery travel through chicago as we get through the evening rush. later on this week new year's eve forecast coming up now looking quiet for the most part throughout the northeast, but it is going to be on the chilly side. those midnight temperatures mostly into the 30s and the 40s. kendis and marci, back to you. >> all right, our thanks to justin there. >>> we want to get to some breaking news now. two earthquakes overnight on the west coast, one with an epicenter in canada, it was a 4.9 magnitude quake, and people in seattle say they felt the shaking. >> another, a 4.4 magnitude in california, hitting near devore just outside of san bernardino. people also reported feeling the earthquak