rob marciano here with us in l.a. but first matt rivers. >> reporter: tonight, that nonstop barrage of storms in the west forcing families from their homes. >> there are many evacuation orders across our areaigw. th tre ian immedia th. >> trli fcus debris clogging the san lorenzo river, piling up here against a highway 1 bridge, this landslide shutting down multiple lanes of highway 17. high winds helping take down huge trees from sacramento to san mateo county. saturated ground means it doesn't take a lot of wind to knock over big trees like what happened here on this home. cleanup crews like that one will be busy for a while. california's governor announcing sunday that more people have died in two weeks of storms than during fire season. >> in the last 10 days, 12 people have lost their lives to these floods. >> reporter: in santa barbara county the entire community of montecito evacuated. in the sierra, ten feet of snow in spots, and it's still coming down. the national weather service warning of the danger of str

>> rob marciano with us all week long. rob, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to that breaking headline involving lisa marie presley, rushed to the hospital, two days after appearing at the golden globes. her mother priscilla presley issuing a statement tonight just a few moments ago, in fact, after reports her daughter might have gone into cardiac arrest at home. here's abc's faith abubey tonight. >> reporter: tonight, lisa marie presley receiving treatment at a los angeles area hospital following a possible cardiac arrest, according to tmz. paramedics rushing to her home thursday morning. the l.a. county sheriff's department telling abc news they received a request for assistance from l.a. county fire about a female around 55 years old, not breathing. the sheriff not confirming whether that patient was presley. but tmz reporting medics performed cpr and administered epinephrine, and presley regained a pulse before an in a statement on facebook, presley's mother priscilla saying, "she is now receiving the best care. plea

>> rob marciano with us all week long. thank you, rob. >>> we turn to the other news and the sudden passing of lisa marie presley, the singer and only child of elvis. so much heartache over the course of her life -- losing her father at 9, losing her son to suicide. just 24 hours ago, word she suffered cardiac arrest at her home. she was rushed to the hospital. she could not be revived. her heartbroken mother, priscilla presley, confirming the loss saying she was, quote, the most passionate and loving woman i have ever known. it was just three days ago she was at the golden globes with her mother celebrating the film "elvis". abc's matt rivers in california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the tributes pouring in outside graceland for lisa marie presley, the cherished daughter of rock 'n' roll legend elvis presley. >> engine 125 squad, 68, full arrest. >> reporter: paramedics taking less than six minutes to respond to a call thursday morning about an unresponsive woman in cardiac arrest at a home in calabasas, california, the

rob marciano on this conveyor belt of storms. rob, thank you. >>> to the other news this monday night, and a dramatic move today for buffalo bills star damar hamlin, he left a cincinnati hospital taken to a hospital in buffalo one week to the day after collapsing on the field suffering cardiac arrest. hamlin tweeting this photo from his hospital bed. his doctors say they're ecstatic about his recovery so far. tonight, what played out in his hospital room yesterday when the bills runned. he was so excited he pulled all of the medical cords out of the machines as he cheered, setting off all the medical alarms. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the buffalo bills' damar hamlin leaving the hospital in cincinnati, flown to a hospital in buffalo, the next step of his extraordinary recovery. after being sedated and intubated, hamlin, doctors say, took a turn for the better. >> he has been up with physical therapy and occupational therapy, walking the unit, tolerating a regular diet, meeting with family. >> reporter: it was one week

>> rob marciano with us, as well. thank you, rob. >>> now to the other major news this wednesday night, the teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student, tonight arguing the school was warned three times on that very day that the boy could have a gun, and that he was making threats. her lawyer tonight now revealing a chilling timeline here, also revealing the teacher still has that bullet lodged in her chest. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: two weeks after she was shot by her 6-year-old sudent in an attack that stunned the nation, teacher abby zwerner is breaking her silence. her attorney accusing the school of failing to stop the violence despite multiple warnings the boy was dangerous. >> three times the school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school. but the administration could not be bothered. >> reporter: that lawyer laying out a string of red flags that day, saying it was zwerner who first reported that

rob marciano and matt rivers in the storm zone. >>> also tonight, president biden responding just a short time ago to questions after about ten classified documents were found in a private office he used after he was vice president. saying he was surprised that any classified documents were sent to that office. the doj launching a preliminary investigation. it comes amid that special counsel investigating why donald trump has hundreds of classified documents at mar-a-lago. authorities say he refused to turn them all over when asked. mary bruce traveling with the president. >>> new allegations and new pressure tonight on embattled congressman george santos, who lied about his life story and then got elected. why some lawmakers are calling for a house ethics investigation and rachel scott asking the lawmaker why with so many lies does he deserve to represent the people of new york? >>> in new york city tonight, thousands of nurses on strike. some surgeries put on hold. some patients transferred elsewhere. and the nurses say they were handling about a dozen patients each at times with no one

>> rob marciano with us on a friday. thanks, rob. >>> tonight marks two years to the day since the attack on the capitol, and a moving ceremony at the white house today. president biden honoring 14 americans for defending democracy. they are still carrying the weight of simply doing their jobs in a polarized country. some still facing threats to this day. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: two years to the day of that violent assault on the u.s. capitol, president biden honoring the americans who dend d bsimply doing their jobs, presenting the nation's second highest civilian honor, the presidential citizens medal, to 14 former and current law enforcement officers and election workers. >> and history will remember your names. it will remember your courage. it will remember your bravery. it will remember your extraordinary commitments to your fellow americans. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. >> reporter: this country still deeply divided two years later. and many of the honorees still carry the mental weight

let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano ti timing it out. he's tracking several more storm on the way. >> reporter: us a know, the storm that brought these deadly storms to alabama and georgia was bringing mud slides to california early in the week and the next storm will also go coast to coast. flood watches posted all the way down into southern california. this is going to be a big one. comes in later tonight, tomorrow, all the way through california. wind and rain through oregon and washington. and a lot of heavy snow not just in the sierras, but inai st moay a sto lirn. enal and southern california. another 2 to 6 inches of rainfall expected there. 3 to 6 feet of snowfall expect in the sierra for more record snows there. this is putting a nice dent from the drought, but doing damage. >> thank you, rob. we turn to the other news and the sudden passing of lisa marie presley, the singer and only child of elvis. so muchrtache, losing her father at 9, losing her son tos. just 24 hod s suffered cardiac arrest at her home. she was rushed to the

senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. he's with us tonight., rob. >> reporter: hey, david. this has been the wettest ten-day stretch in san francisco since 1871 and then there's more rain coming. we got flash flood watching still posted for california. they'll be dropped tomorrow. then probably reissued over the weekend. winter storm watches and warnings ongoing. system coming in, the next one coming in comes in on saturday with flooding expected for that one. that energy gets to the east coast. and the next system coming in on sunday and monday, that's the next atmospheric river that will have a lot of rain. five to ten inches plus. so, more flooding coming for california. david? >> rob marciano, we're thinking about everybody in the west tonight, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the dramatic capture south of the border tonight. one of the sons of el chapo. abc's matt rivers in mexico city for us. >> reporter: tonight, the mexican city of culiacan turning into a war zone after the capture of ovidio guzman, a leader of the sinaloa ca

>> rob marciano live in colorado for us. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this wednesday night, and to the chilling new details in the case making national headlines involving the missing wife and mother of three young children. her husband now charged with murder. and tonight, some of the evidence. ana walshe from cohasset, massachusetts, missing since new year's day. her husband brian walshe arraigned today on murder. prosecutors presenting a significant amount of new evidence today. what they found in their home and in the dumpsters, and what they say the husband was searching for on the internet after 4:00 in the morning. abc's stephanie ramos was in the courtroom today. >> do you understand the charges, mr. walshe? >> i do. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors in massachusetts unveiling the grisly internet searches they say brian walshe made after allegedly killing his wife, ana, the mother of three young boys. >> at 4:55 a.m. on january 1st, he searched, "how long before a body starts to smell?" >> reporter: a

rob marciano timing all of this out. >>> tonight, the republican party in new york now saying embattled congressman george santos should resign, after being accused of making up most of his life story. tonight, house speaker kevin mccarthy saying santos stays. and will he now get committee assignments? what the house speaker told our rachel scott. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. horrific images coming in from eastern ukraine, and the major news tonight involving vladimir putin's top commander. matt gutman in ukraine. >>> the new images emerging tonight. the chilling stabbing spree in paris. at least six people stabbed and injured inside a major train station there. >>> back here at home tonight, buffalo bills star damar hamlin now out of the hospital. >>> the nightmare on amtrak, passengers stuck on the train for 37 hours, calling 911. >>> news coming in tonight on first lady dr. jill biden. what doctors are now saying after surgery to remove cancerous lesions. what they found above her eye and on her chest. and what they're now carefully monitoring. >>> and we honor a rock legend tonig

let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking the storms on the move tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. while most of the tornadoes were in alabama, this line is holding tonight i carolinas. look at the radar. charlotte, you're getting it. look out columbia, augusta, back through southern georgia, all in this tornado watch for the next several hours. the northern part of this thing is bringing a cold rain, we're experiencing that here in new york, and sleet and freezing rain in northern new england. tomorrow's rush in eastern new england including boston still going to be bad. a lot of heavy snow again in california. this next system coming in tomorrow for all of california, flood watches are up, heavy rain, 2 to 10 inches of it. heavy snow, 2 to 4 feet of it. more mudslides coming to los angeles. than is another system that comes coast to coast and will be here in a couple of days. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to that breaking headline involving lisa marie presley, rushed to the hospital, two days after appearing at the

senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight, timing it out for us. hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as you saw on i-70, the cold side of this system is having its biggest impacts today. dro kro s steamboat springs getting a foot of snow today. but the most dangerous storms right now are in the south. a tornado threat for louisiana and mississippi. that watch is up until 8:00 tonight. so far, just wind damage. but the winter storm warnings are pref leapt from colorado all the way to the uchd p. of michigan. and now winter storm watches posted for much of the northeast. the low is over kansas, strengthening mode. 6 to 12 inches of snow across the upper midwest. through ohio, in the morning, a messy commute for pittsburgh. snow flying in there upstate new york throughout the day and heavier rain moving into manhattan by the evening rush. and cross i-95, as well. the snows will be on the ground and continue to fall across new england during the day on friday before this hits the atlantic. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news t

senior meteorologist rob marciano is here now. no rest for the weary. more rain in store for the west coast tonight. >> yeah, they had a break but only 12 hours. the next storm is coming in tonight. the flood watches have been up and down all week long and encompass most of california. the heaviest rains will be in the early morning hours for san francisco. heavy and blinding snow above 7,000 feet. that drops to near the valley floors tomorrow morning. as that plume gets all the way down to los angeles and san diego tomorrow night, and then another round coming in on tuesday. that's more diffuse, but the damage may very well be done. 5 to 10 inches plus of additional rainfall. oversaturated ground, and to give you an idea of what that means for some of the rivers. this is the forecast for the san lorenzo river. look how quickly from 8 to 22 feet that's forecast to come up tomorrow afternoon. residents there and other places are told to be ready to move if they haven't already. linsey. >> all right, rob, we know you're be following this. thanks so much.

rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight here, the tragic death of lisa marie presley, elvis presley'sollapsing at her home just two days after appearing at the golden globes with her mother, priscilla. what lisa marie said after losing her own son to suicide,

rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight, the missing wife and mother of three and this evening,rosecutors now revealing the staggering evidence against the husband now charged with murder. pleading not guilt

rob marciano timing out the rest of this storm. >>> new reporting tonight, the teacher shot by her 6-, now suing the school

rob marciano here to time this out. >>> the stunning move today for buffalo bills star damar hamlin justk ago collapsing on that field. tonight he's now left a cincinnati hospital flown to a buffalo hospital and the scene

rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight, the missing wife and mother of three and this evening, prosecutors now revealing the staggering evidence against the husband now charged with murder. pleading not guilty today. what prosecutors described findg

here's abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, those relentless rains lick wafyingern california hillsides. >> i heard a big thunderous roar. my dogs went crazy. >> reporter: in the hollywood hills, mud and debris inundating this studio city neighborhood. families in the area forced to shelter in place. in central california, highway patrol officers blocking traffic as massive boulders rained down on highway 168 in fresno county as a storm moved through. in the past 24 hours, dozens of dramatic rescues across california. outside santa clarita, this man saved from his vehicle in raging rapids. in chatsworth, a 15-foot-deep sinkhole swallowing one vehicle, then another falling on top of it. some 50 firefighters rushing to hope. using a rope and a ladder truck to hoist a teenage girl and a woman from the bottom vehicle to safety. across the state, tens of thousands ordered to evacuate monday. >> this is next to our house. this creek never floods, ever. >> reporter: ellen degeneres posting this video. residents in the community racing to get out. in san luis obispo coun

rob marciano timing it out. >>> also tonight here, the tragic death of lisa marie presley, elvis presley'slapsing at her home just two days after appearing at the golden globes with her

rob marciano here to time this out. >>> the stunning move today for buffalo bills star damar hamlin justeek ago collapsing on that field.

coming in tonight of a massive pile up on i 90 dozens injured, sweeping from west to east and rob marciano, timing it out. another accident involving jay leno this time on his motorcycle, will have the latest on his condition tonight. and at the very end of the broadcast, so many of you responded at the time after our journey back with the children of auschwitz survivors. what they want you to hear tonight. from abc news world headquartersn ne this is world news tonight with david muir. good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on this friday night, and it will be a difficult night ahead for the family of tyree nichols and the people of memphis with the country about to see what authorities say is the brutal police beating of tyree nichols after a traffic stop 20 days ago. authorities% who have seen the video have described it as inhumane, criminal, horrific and appalling . five officers fired and now charged with second degree murder, among other charges. tonight. tyree nichols. grieving parents are calling for peaceful protests. the five officers now facing charges were membe

rob marciano time it is all out. >>> the 13-hour fbi search revealing more classified items at the president's home. a major escalation in that investigation as americans weigh in. >>> atlanta erupts in violence, windows smashed, a police car set on fire. the mayor and police chief blame the latest violence on protesters from out of town. >>> oversea, after ukraine's urgent plea for more weapon, late word that germany may give the green light, providing the tanks they say they desperately need. >>> emotional farewell. lisa marie presley is laid to rest. >>> and the buffalo bills safety makes a remarkable after nearly dying on the football field. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. >> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin with the breaking news out of southern california. a tense standoff has just end, heavily-armed police locating a body with a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside a van. they were hunting for the suspect. the situation unfolded over several hour this is afternoon. author

rob marciano times it all out. >>> the chilling jailhouse phone call from paul pelosi's alleged attacker. what david depape told an reporter suggesting he wishes he had hurt more people. >>> and mysterious drone attacks in iran. what we're learning about what who is responsible amid rising tensions in the middle east. >>> the school staffing shakeup weeks after a 6-year-old in virginia allegedly shot his teacher. the principal and assistant principal now both out with classes set to resume tomorrow. >>> the hero who saves lives in that mass shooting in california. his emotional message. >>> and america strong tonight. the grandmother who knows how to make a spectacular and inspiring finish. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening everyone. thanks for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with new developments in memphis after body camera footage was released showing the brutal beating of tyre nichols. the memphis police department now permanently disbanding the scorpion unit. five officers fire

let's go to rob marciano in los angeles with the track. good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. crews last night took advantage of a break in the action to clear a slide here that had three foot of mud in this hollywood hills neighborhood in anticipation of the next storm that's already coming into northern california. they are lined up across the pacific. that powerful jet stream bringing them in one at a time in both northern california and the northwest. that will bring more rain, wind and snow. the next one saturday, stronger and bigger. up and down the california coastline we'll have all the impacts and hazards. part of yesterday's storm gets to the east. i think a severe weather threat tomorrow alabama in through georgia including atlanta. damaging winds, maybe a tornado and a warm rain with wind coming up the i-95 corridor into friday morning. everyone getting a piece of this. we desperately need a break in the action but will take the rain if we can get it. that break not coming for at least another week. michael