jones herself, krysten ritter is here. then later, they just won favorite alternative rock artist at sunday's american music awards. this itheir album "american beauty/american psycho," fall stage. tomorrow night i do want to mention if you missed our show, you can watch our special "star wars" episode in prime time with director j.j. abrams, harrison ford, chewbacca, carrie fisher, the cast of the new movie "star wars: the force awakens." tomorrow night at 10:00 here on abc. and next tuesdayt is world aids day. we're putting together a big all-star shop-a-thon show to raise money for a very good cause a charity called "red." our guests and participants that night will include bono, scarlett johansson, the killers, olivia wilde, and even matt damon might be allowed to co. so don't spend all youour money on black friday, save some for this. super-villains around the planet can run freely and amok tonight, safe in the knowledge that our first guests are here in hollywood. they are full-time actors and part-time avengers whos

>> and i'm bill ritter. jimmy kimmel is next. have a great evening >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, from "captain america: civil war," chris evans and robert downey jr., marvel's "jessica jones," krysten ritter, and music from fall out boy, with cleto and the cletones. and now for good measure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i tell you, this is a great night to be here on the show. we have a marvelous marvel of a show in store. three super hero night tonight. captain america, aka chris evans, and iron man himself, robert downey jr. are here with us. and they're here with a big surprise, which i'm not supposed to reveal until they get out here but i can't wait so i'm going to say. captain america and iron man are having a baby. [ cheers and applause ] captain iron baby will -- no, they're not having a baby. they do have a surprise. it's exciting to have them here together. typically when you see them together in hol

krysten ritter! marvel's "jessica jones" is now available on netflix. we'll be right back with fall out boy. [ cheers and appppuse ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel presented by samsung. >>> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank chris evans, robert downey jr., krysten ritter, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, this is their album "american beauty/american psycho." you can see this full concert on yahoo. here with the song [ cheers and applause ] coming in unannounced drag my nanas on the tile i justst followed your scent you can just follow my smile all of your flaws are aligned with this mood of mine cutting me to the bone nothing left tleave behind you ought to keep me concealed just like i was a weapon i didn't come for a fight but i will fight till the end and this one might be a battle might not turn out okay you know you look so seattle but you feel so l-a ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay and i love the way you hurt

ritter @ abc.com. all the of the messages of your own personal hopes and dreams as you reflect on this holiday season and the year ahead. we're reading them several times a half hour. >> merry christmas to the entire staff at eyewitness news. want to say merry christmas to the entire tri-state area. i hope everyone enjoys this day. let's be thankful for life whether the circumstances are good or not. >>> brittany writes this holiday season with all the commercialism and craziness feel jaded, caned of like minds with gratitude. field so that they can inform you ask that's what their goal is, and they are bred to do this. they love too it. we all love to do it. the ones in the field take risks and our camera crews risking their lives sometimes to bring you the latest information and keep your family safe as well. >>> this is from william. everyone regardless of race, religion, political affiliation or sexual prereference could put their differences aside and appreciate each other as people sharing a mutu

. >>> colleen ritters killer phillip chism. >> guilty of premeditated murder. >> wearing colleen's favorite color pink, they say there is >> there is a painful absence. >> we will try to do the good in every day. >> the trial and it's graphic painful testimony ended this guilty. after ritters was raped and killed. in addition to murder, the 8 men and four women found him guilty of aggravated rape and armed robbery. christina hagger was in the courtroom for the verdict and joins us from salem. >> reporter: it took jurors nine hours to come to this verdict after deliberating and when they did, there were two mothers on opposite sides of the courtroom, both of the >> these jurors have given this case everything they have. tears. guilty premeditation. >> soon after she wiped the tears she left the room after she sat through a month's worth of unimaginable last moments and surprisingly optimistic words. >> speaking publicly into we will carry on and do our best to find the good every day. >> about an hour after chism stood in front of her guilty of murdering his math teacher but robbing and rapi

and sue ritter who is over there somebody if my eyes work well. we work as a team to try to turn back bad knife laws but i'm also an nra director as many of you know and as if i weren't busy enough last year i started the nfa freedom alliance which is an organization dedicated to easing restrictions on nfa gun owners. the reason i started the alliance is because i believe folks that own nfa items are the single most neglected group of owners in the country. [ applause ] they don't have a lot of formal organizations speaking for them. the nfa freedom alliance is that organization. the need for the nfa freedom alliance has become increasingly more important with the explosion of the sale of suppress suppressors. that's the one category of firearms, so to speak, even though none of us would really consider them firearms, the atf categorizes them as firearms. that's been the one area of the firearm's industry that has exploded and that's why i believe the enfnfa freedom allie is so necessary. it's probably the biggest-growing and fastest-growing segme

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at 11:00 i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. these two officers were injured in a bad crash tonight in morris county, new jersey. their car crashed head on into a truck in mendham. >> we have the breaking details now from the scene. >> reporter: as you can see, there is still a very active investigation here behind me and we're being told that tinley road by mendham east road is shut down and in collision occurred quite a ways down mendham east road. this is a narrow two-way road street lights here. this accident happened around 7:45 this evening. out here. combine that with the foggy weather and you have to wonder if it may have caused some visibility issues. investigators, of course, are still in the process of determining the causing of this crash. it's also a fairly busy road with constant traffic coming through keeping officers quite busy detouring cars throughout the night. again we are learning two mendham township police officers were involved in a head-on collision with a semi and that tractor trailer you saw moments ag

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let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center who has a first look at the forecast. ad lib wx quick new year's eve will highlight thecolder temperatures. highs will only reach the low 20s in des moines on thursday, with north and partly sunny skies. we will continue to enjoy more sun for new year's day, but temperatures will remain cold with morning lows in the single digits to 10 degrees friday morning. the weekend will be quiet with sunshine and highs back in the low 30s. wells fargo arena is playing host to some big trucks this weekend. wells fargo arena is playing host to some big trucks this weekend. the monster jam event is this keeping busy trying to get all the dirt down. "monster jam" is on new years day and saturday. organizers say it's a great event for kids. 22:31:53:22-22:32:06:11 "kids come in and they see the trucks and the gravedigger.. they are crushing cars...it's fun for the family, just a great way to kick of 2016. tickets are still available starting at 12 dollars. they can be purchased at the wells fargo arena box office or online. as we countdo

bill ritter. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. first, chaos on the streets. a garbage truck losing control slamming into a building with people inside. what caused the driver inside to crash? >> all this happening in yonkers tonight. josh is live at the scene. . >> reporter: the demolished garbage truck has been towed away from the scene after a dramatic crash this evening. >> i heard a loud noise and i went outside. >> reporter: this garbage truck was on a collision course. chaos just after 8:00 tonight when the mayor said the city worker at the wheel suffered a medical condition and hurdled off the avenue. >> he may have had a seizure or something. we're not sure. small building hosting the car service, where there was the owner. >>. >> we can't have 60 people out of work. >> reporter: after 10:00, the crew went through the delicate task of hooking up the massive truck and towing it away from the building. as far as the mayor is concerned, this was pure luck. >> everything else here can be replaced. that building can be replaced. that garbage truck. we've g

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. that story in a moment but we begin with breaking news tonight. four teens taken into police and robbing a maine central park at gunpoint because more visible security presence in the park tonight. police believe the teens are also behind two armed robberies in a park on monday night. the youngest of the suspects is just 14 years old. there have been four robberies in the past four days in the park. police do not believe an armed robbery next to the park early this morning is linked to the other three. two suspects held up a man at 70th street and central park west stealing cash, his cell phone, and shoes. >>> folks in an upper east side apartment told they cannot go home tonight because of fears of more falling bricks. the bricks started falling off another building three nights ago. no word on when they will be allowed back. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett tweeting out the news could it be days before traffic in the area, normally packed, gets back to normal. n.j. is on the ea

i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. >>> when they got out of their car, they see a gun pointed right at them. and they fired back. >> a.j. ross at the scene as police try to figure out what really happened. a.j. >> reporter: sade, bill, investigators still after very large perimeter of this stretch of avenue b blocked off as they continue to search for a suspect and more clues. as i mentioned one suspect is in custody at this hour. unfortunately no officers or by standers were hurt especially considering this all happened just a block away from an elementary school. police say two narcotics officers were initially called here to east 92nd and avenue b around 6:00 p.m. on a report of shots fired. when the officers arrived and tried to exit their car one of a gun at the pair prompting them to return fire. exactly how many shots were discharged is still investigation but fortunately neither officer was injured. a 24-year-old male suspect was taken into custody but investigators say the other suspect with the gun fled the s

i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. 48 days before the iowa caucus and the republicans in their last debate of the year, some taking aim at donald trump. >> others trying to show some presidential timber. >> political reporter dave evans. >> it was an interesting evening. senator ted cruz of texas and marco rubio of florida are lately seen as the next in line if donald trump falters. tonight they mostly left trump alone and instead went at each other on everything from immigration to how to best fight isis. nine candidates in all. all about national security given the recent terrorist attacks in paris and california. donald trump's plan to ban muslim immigrants coming to america. jeb bush hit first. >> so donald is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. he would be a chaos president. >> but trump dismissed bush as a failed candidate in a struggling campaign. >> jeb doesn't really believe i'm unhinged. he said that very simply because he has failed in this campaign. it's been a total disaster. >> ted cruz a

let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center. ad lib wx quick russian president vladmir putin delivered his annual address to russian president vladmir putin delivered his annual address to the nation today. touching on issues from donald trump to syria. keir simmons has the story. it was as president putin was leaving his three-hour news conference, he made perhaps his most impactful comments. he was asked about donald trump. he described trump as colorful and talented person and as an absolute front-runner in the u.s presidential race. moscow is hoping that a new president in 2016 may offer a new future for relations between russia and the united states, with this country still suffering from serious economic problem, in part due to u.s sanctions over ukraine. president putin said he was open to proposals by the u.s to try to solve the syrian crisis though he insisted that he still wants to see president assad in place. back to you.... an obama administrator official is under fire for using personal email to conduct government

let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center. ad lib wx quick the family leader announced this ad lib wx quick the family leader announced this morning that the group would not endorse a presidential candidate prior to the iowa caucus. but, the president of the influential evangelical christian organization bob vander plaats is endorsing ted cruz. state capitol this morning . the social conservative figurehead endorsed mike huckabee in 2008 and rick santorum in 2012. both of whom went on to win the iowa caucuses in those years. and the presidential race is heating up with donald trump still on everyone's minds. peter alexander has the latest. donald trump again threatening gop bosses with a third party bid. "if they don't treat me with a certain amount of decorum and respect, if they don't treat me as the frontrunner, by far the frontrunner, if the playing field is not level, then certainly all options are open." and, trump remains unapologetic. "i am the least racist person that you have ever met." for the first time since trump

let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center who can tell us more on the big warm up compared to the last couple of days.. ad lib wx quick british warplanes bombed an isis- controlled field in just minutes after lawmakers in london decided to join the fight against isis. four royal air force tornado jets took off from britain's base in cyprus. shortly after prime minister david cameron's plans were approved by members of the house of commons. lawmakers voted by 397 to 223 in favor of of extending military action to target isis in syria as well as iraq. oscar pistorius has been found guilty for murder today. oscar pistorius had been convicted of manslaughter for shooting and killing his model girlfriend but today in south africa the appeals court came out and blasted the original judge, saying pistorius should have been convicted of murder from the very beginning and changed the verdict. his jail term is yet to be decided... but faces up to 15 years in prison. climate negotiators in paris continued their talks today trying to work towards a climate deal. the u-n climate chief s

i'm bill ritter, in for diana. yes, radical muslims are spreading terror and violence in many quarters of the world, but is banning all muslims from coming here the answer? most americans says it is not -- it is not what this country stands for. today we dive deep on this issue. we're gonna have a discussion with a moderate muslim activist and organizer, get her point of view. but, first, mr. trump, who was on our campus this week -- the most controversial week of his most controversial candidacy. the way donald trump takes criticism apparently is by digging in his heels, even deeper. this week, in our studio, trump refusing to back down even an inch on his controversial and unconstitutional plan to stop anyone whose muslim from immigrating, both on "live with kelly and michael" and in an interview with our political >> you have to say it. look, we're a country of laws. we're a country where you have to behave. you can't knock down buildings. you can't do the kind of things that have been happening in our country -

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i'm bill ritter. new at 6:00, the latest senior high volley between new york's ex and current police commissioner. >> bill cosby is out on bail but now she's charged with drugging and sexual assaulting a woman who came to >> a little boy attacked by chimps and the doctors who are about to perform a surgery to change his life. that and more jess: hey look, it's those guys. [music] jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. 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 ye

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm lauren lauren glassberg. i do like broken records when are it means 66 degrees. >> not when i sound like a broken record. >> you never sound like a broken record. say that then, and that's why i love you lauren. >> work with him every day. >> lee goldberg would not say i don't sound like a broken record. he hears me too many times every day. he is here with the broken record of the warmest christmas ever in new york city and in the tri-state. >> moving on. >> i would never say that. check it out right there, that's the full moon. it's actually the full cold night moon, maybe not this year, though, but full moon on christmas, really beautiful out there as we have some partial clearing over new york city right now. we're at 60 degrees, partly cloudy skies, a warm overnight. it was the warmest christmas eve on record. it was warmer than july 4th. it was 72 yesterday, july 4th was 75. so just 3 degrees cooler actually, and there's the warmest christmas on record. there's the planner as we go through the day. we h

so let's check in with meteorologist jeriann ritter for a first look at the forecast. jeriann... more rain is on the way... ad lib wx quick more holiday travelers are predicted this year than ever more holiday travelers are predicted this year than ever before... we live in tennessee, his mom's in stewart florida, we're going home for a week, then we're going to indianapolis where the grandkids are at for a week, and then we're gonna go to texas. "triple a" predicts nearly one in three americans are taking a trip. and more than 100 million are expected to travel 50 miles or more. that's one point four percent higher than last year. the increase is driven by rising incomes and low gas prices. regular unleaded is averaging under two dollars a gallon. the metro's prices are hanging around there... at two oh two. many drivers are turning to a new phone application for insight on when to hit the road... "waze" is owned by google... and uses a "waze" estimates the worst time to travel will be today... between three and six p-m. sunday is also a bad idea... that's when the app estimates

let's head down to jeriann ritter at the science center. ad lib wx quick gop presidential candidate donald trump is receiving praise today.... after he made the comment he would ban muslims from entering the after his most provocative comments yet... ... donald trump... standing firm -- insisting he's not a bigot on abc news. "not at all. i'm probably the least the bigoted person you'll ever meet." trump... defending his proposed ban of muslims entering the u-s, arguing it would be short-term. "i have people that i have tremendous relationships with they are muslim and, barbara, they agree with me 100 percent." still, the backlash from leading republicans has been swift and overwhelming. jeb bush hammering trump. "i reject out of hand that he is going to be the nominee" a spokesman for former president george w. bush saying he wouldn't give "oxygen to trump's bluster." house speaker paul ryan. "what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for and more importantly, it's not what this country stands for." ted cruz -- hoping to po

bill ritter and liz cho. and lee goldberg with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> they said they were new york cops and they ordered a driver and two passengers to get out of their minivan but they were not the real police as the victims quickly realized when they watched the car get driven away. first the nypd claims it will be one of the safest spots on the planet, times square on new year's eve. tight security, tightly packed and ready to ring in another new year. i'm bill ritter. liz is off tonight. several problems to tell you about affecting subway service. a j train breaking down on the williamsburg bridge is now moving through there are residual delays. and also delays on other lines because of signal problems.

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm sade baderinwa. the victim, an elderly woman, but who did it and why? cops have no idea. >> the body was found in the home and thought it was from natural causes. >> developing details. tim. >> reporter: sade and bill, female first thought to be from natural causes. now it turns out to be a homicide. police responded to a wellness check on myrtle mckinney back on november 9th. when they got to her 6th floor apartment which is now padlocked and sealed, she was unresponsive and unconscious. ems pronounced her dead. but eyewitness news is learning while her body was being prepared for burial hear at the caribbean funeral services a knife wound was found on the back of her neck which police confirmed. during the course of the investigation examiner has now ruled myrtle mckin anyway's death homicide. investigators will also be going over her apartment, which is protect to make sure received not tampered w. many of the senior citizens on that sixth floor tonight leery to even open ou

which is the element of one of the charges. >> judith ritter, how is this different from bringing in all sorts of other, say in a burglary case, previous accusations, unproven accusations of burglary, that sort of thing. >> because that just sho sus look, he was a burglar in the past, he's probably been a burglar in this case. this is a little different. they had to prove he had a specific intent to give her drugs to overcome the resistance. the use of drugs in other cases, first of all, it's very similar mo dus operandi. but it also proves proves a specific element in the statue and that's what makes it different. >> the case is being pursued now that's a 10-year-old deposition in a 2005 deposition where the civil suit that andrea constand brought against bill cosby. this is part of the evidence that got this case filed as a criminal charge, bill cosby said, when asked about the encounter and whether it was consensual, he believed it was, he said, i walk her out, she does not look angry. she does not say to me, don't ever do that again. she doesn't walk out with an attitude of a huf

. >> i'm bill ritter. a 13-year-old boy recovering from burns. he was deliberately set on fire by a classmate who was bullying >> also at 6:00 a former police chief is behind bars facing years in federal prison. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner cable made switching easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our connections were up and running before they left. why settle for less, when you can get more! call now. for a limited time, get a free trial of showtime for one year, and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. >>> call for action from se

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hollywood seemed a galaxy far, far away for fireman and ritter, a 34- year-old truck driver. the two flew 75-hundred miles from their native australia camping out along hollywood to secure a spot for the movie's opening night and ritter/bride))"i sort of said to him, 'if we're going to get spot for me'. and he wanted to get married so he said, 'yeah, let's do it.'" the couple planned to say "i do" just hours before the famed theatre's first public showing of "the force awakens". porters pinched himself when he woke up thursday morning. ((sot: andrew )i'm going to be married in a few hours. that's going to be awesome, and then, i get to see a really, really good movie'." fellow fans from the rebel legion witnessed the union tossing movie popcorn in lieu of rice and sending well-wishes that the force will be with this couple, always. teri okita, for cbs news, hollywood. 3 quite a few businesses donated goods and services for the the bride's make - up... and the hotel room for their wedding night. the porters honeymoon. 3 visitors to disney theme parks in california and florida

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i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. >> all this unfolding inside the restaurant near and third avenue. eyewitness news reporter josh >> this investigation has been going on for a couple hours. you can see police inside this mcdonald's as they try to search for crews and evidence. we'll show you video that we shot when we first arrived here more than an hour and a half ago. this started around 8:30 as a fight between two customers at this mcdonald's at 58th and third. a third man stepped in. that's the man police say was armed with a blade who proceeded to then attack the men who were fighting. an employee stepped in to try slashed. one of the two men who were fighting in the first place was also slashed. the man with the blade ran away and police are right now searching for him. the two slashing victims we're told have nonlife threatening perhaps superficial injuries. they're being treated at cornell medical center. information at this mcdonald's. they haven't given us surveillance video yet but no doubt it exists and if we get it, we'll show it to you. live in midtown, eyewitn

. >>> and i'm bill ritter. new at 6:00 a troubling story after the deadly outbreak of legionnaires' disease new york state ordered all the cooling towers to be registered. but what good is a regulation that people don't follow? we found many towers are not registered. >>> caught on tape, a woman accused of stealing toys from for needy meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner cable made switching easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our connections why settle for less, when you c

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i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. >>> the request for the fbi to help solve a serial -- the serial murders on long island coming one day after chief who was once in charge of this investigation was indicted. >> at least 10 bodies, most of buried along the shoreline near gilgo beach. >> kristin thorne in the suffolk county of yaphank with our lead story tonight. kristin. >> reporter: bill and liz, the suffolk county police department asked the fbi to help them out with the investigation because they know if there's anything that's going to help solve these misteries, it's teamwork. >> during the fbi -- bring the fbi to the table with all of its expertise and resources is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: it's a new day in an investigation that has weighed on the suffolk county police department for the past five years, between 2010 and 2011 investigators found at least 10 sets of human remains in and around gilgo beach. to date no suspect or suspects have been named. >> and we want to ensure that we are doing everything we can to solve these murders. >> reporter: the announcement

caroline ritter and andrew porters traveled from australia, before seeing the movie thursday, they'll get married right here, so what's more important? >> technically the is just as important. >> reporter: set about 30 years after "return of the jedi" "the force awakens" will introduce a new crop of characters and mark the return of princess leia, now a general, and han solo. >> we're home. >> reporter: the movie is expected to earn $1.5 billion and $2 billion worldwide, maybe more. >> incredible numbers, they could be record-breaking and could be in the top three movies of all-time. >> reporter: the star-studded world premiere takes place tonight in hollywood, but when the original movie premiered in 1977, there was little fan. >> narrator: fare. >> they were surprised next thing you know we have people wrapped around the block. >> reporter: somewhere in the horde of moviegoers, 3-year-old brendan thibodeau, 30 years later back in line. >> i can't wait to see it, i can't wait. it's giong to be amazing. >> reporter: for generations old and new, it's clear the force is still with us. j

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. eyewitness news returns at 11:00.

i'm bill ritter. sade is off tonight. >>> three bodies, as far as we know that's it. was it an accident, or was this a crime? the story unfolding right now in edge water overlooking the eyewitness news reporter josh einiger on the scene with the breaking news. josh. >> reporter: in the last few minutes, bill, we heard from the bergen county prosecutor's office that they are classifying this as a murder- suicide, but the details and information about who is involved, the ages, not yet clear to us. it's an enormous scene. more than a dozen police right on the hudson river overlooking the george washington bridge. apartments here go for between $2,000 and more than $7,000 a month, according to the website for this particular complex. there was a report at around 8:00 tonight of bodies discovered inside one of these apartments, and in the past hour the bergen county prosecutor sent out a tweet confirming three fatalities in one of these apartments. we are expecting to hear from him here on the scene with an update in the next half-hour. when we do get more information on

. >> i'm bill ritter. we're going to begin with the weather creating problems across the country. first off mississippi. several people killed when twisters moved through. >> in our area it's not the holiday getaway anyone hoped for on one of the busiest travel days of the year. drenching rains leaving cars almost underwater in bayside. >>> then the whitestone expressway. all the rain made for very slow going. record warmth. warmth. >> we have several reports. we begin with meteorologist lee goldberg outside our studios on the upper west side. >> we've been getting soaked for about eight hours now. thankfully this is the last in the train of downpours coming through. >> reporter: it is the caboose. we've had a lot of opportunities to talk about tonight we're close to record rain. look at lower manhattan. the cloud cover down to 300 feet. so the low visibilities will be a concern. it is so warm outside we're at 64 degrees right now. an inch and a half in new york city. the record for the date is 1.6 inches from 1913. you can see the back ems approaching new york city. we've had thu

. >> i'm bill ritter. a question of why this happened, that's the burning question. but we did find out who was inside the meeting room, a meeting room that became a them county employees. >>> and a new look at the shooter's deadly arsenal. tonight by police. n.j. burkett posting this picture of one mourner holding a sign that reads "prayers and love to the 14 victims." new jersey. >> reporter: that's right, bill, everything you need to know about how devastated this community really is summed up in a one-word headline in today's local newspaper. horrific. and it is absolutely horrific. so the candlelight vigil is a solid first step towards healing on a day of some very troubling developments. bernice says her city will never be the same. tonight hundreds gathered in the local baseball stadium to mourn the victims and themselves. >> hurt, pain, disappointment, >> but a city still in shock must come to grips with the newlywed killers next-door who lived in a virtual bomb factory. syed farook and his wife stock paled guns, bombs, and thousands of rounds of ammunition.

>>> tomorrow morning on up close, reverend al sharpton sits down with eyewitness news anchor bill ritter to talk about his newest campaign against gun violence. that's sunday morning at 11:00 here on channel 7. >>> authorities are questioning the person who first bought the two high powered semiautomatic weapons used in the attack and then sold them or turned them over to farook. abc's brian ross is looking in to that. >> we know they raided overnight this home which was father. farook actually lived the once. a former neighbor actually provided the rifles, bought them legally, but did provide them to farook. best we know, he was not involved in any way in this attack. >> stay with eyewitness news and abc news for the latest on bernardino. you can also find the clock at our website, abc7ny. >>> police in nin surrendered following a shooting and four-hour hostage situation at a motorcycle shop. that man went in to the shop this morning and opened fire following a dispute with an owner. he then took hostages as police moved in. >> this was a large evacuation and we had to evacuate homes an