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. >> as ryan smith shows us they lost it all in the wildfires. >> wildfires forcing thousands to evacuate from east tennessee, hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed. >> at 2:00 am i'm getting a call my first thought something happened>> kelly martin worried sick after learning her mother and step dad had to flee their home during mandatory evacuation flames coming out. there were fires all around us. the noise of the fire and the trees breaking. >> karen and greg who are from tampa only had time to grab their marriage certificate and ids leaving behind their clothes, medication and family mementos. >> things that can't be replaced. i know our lives are more is heartbreaking. >> they are now living in a shelter with hundreds of others who were displaced, they moved to gatlinburg just two years ago.>> she wanted to be in the mountains. >> a retreat turned infernal, tennessee was an opportunity to start fresh, now the couple will be starting all over once again. >> they had the right mindset will be okay. >> for the now i'm ryan smith. >>> here is a list that nobody wants to be on, florida

. >> i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "abc news now." >>> nearly 40 confirmed dead in that massive warehouse fire and we're learning names of some of the whether the fire could have been prevented. >>> the death toll in the gatlinburg wildfire has rise ton 14. the latest victim, a woman who was killed in a multi-car crash as she was trying to flee. dolly parton has announced a telethon in nashville to help victims of the the fire. >>> a major victory for the standing rock sioux tribe. for the coldest air of the season. look for wild fluctuations in temperature. the high in denver today 54. but in a few days it will be negative 15 windchill. those are some of our top stories on this monday, december 5th. >>> we begin this half hour with the latest from oakland. more bodies have been recovered from friday's tragic 33. among the dead is a 17-year-old and there are fears that more teens may have been killed. >> while the search for victims continues, dozens of

. >> i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "abc news now." >>> nearly 40 confirmed dead in that massive warehouse fire and we're learning names of some of the whether the fire could have been prevented. >>> the death toll in the gatlinburg wildfire has rise ton 14. the latest victim, a woman who was killed in a multi-car crash as she was trying to flee. dolly parton has announced a telethon in nashville to help victims of the the fire. >>> a major victory for the standing rock sioux tribe.

i'm ryan smith. >> and i'm mara schiavocampo. diane and kendis are off. we begin with the deadly warehouse fire. >> a memorial is growing in flowers and member men tows at the scene. >> a criminal probe has now been launched in what is the deadliest fire ever in that city. there are questions about whether it could have been prevented. lauren lyster joins us from oakland. >> reporter: good morning, mara and ryan. halfway down the block behind me, in the warehouse, crews are searching for the missing. a criminal investigation into this tragedy. this morning, firefighters pushing in regard in the round-the-clock search for the missing. as the staggering number of people killed in if massive friday night warehouse fire keeps rising, survivors recounting the horror of that inferno. >> everyone is turning to us and saying, you should have done this. you should have done that. don't you think we feel how many people died in our homes? she was part of the well-known building called the ghost ship. code sigh lagss show a history of complaints. oakland's may yore

. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.

. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. start under a heightened security alert. >> they're investigating a threat against the universal city red line station, an area popular with tourists. an anonymous tip was phoned in from overseas about some sort of detonation that was to happen today at that station. it's left many commuters shaken. >> it's scary. never know like -- usually there's never a problem on the train. >> i know i won't be on the train tomorrow. i feel like it is a dangerous situation and threats aren't ta it after the fact. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti doesn't believe the threat is credible and advises people to go about their day and plans to ride it today as a show of support. >>> overnight we learned the name of the ten more victims in that oakland warehouse fire from the bay area. >> just a few hours ago thousands gathered a few miles away for a vigil to remember the dead. that number is now up to 36 as three more bodies were pulled they'll find more victims but they do say they can't be sure until

i'm ryan smith. >> and i'm mara schiavocampo. diane and kendis are off. we begin this morning with the grim search inside a deadly warehouse fire entering its third day. >> a memorial is growing in oakland where mourners have left flowers and other remembrances at the scene. the death toll now at 33. investigators expect to find more victims. >> a criminal probe has now been launched in what is the deadliest fire ever in that city. there are questions about whether it could have been prevented. lauren lyster joins us from oakland. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mara and ryan. yeah, just about halfway down the block behind me, in the warehouse, crews are pushing forward with the search the district attorney launching a criminal investigation into this tragedy. this morning, firefighters pushing forward in the round-the-clock search for the missing. as the staggering number of people killed in this massive friday night warehouse fire keeps rising, survivors recounting the horror of that inferno. >> everyone is turning to us and saying, you

i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with breaking news in los angeles as transit stations there start the morning under a heightened security alert. >> the lapd and the fbi are investigating a threat against the universal city red line station, an area popular with tourists. now, officials say an anonymous tip was phoned in from overseas about some sort of detonation that was to happen today at that station. it's left many commuters shaken. >> it's scary. you never know like -- usually there's never a problem on the train. >> i know i won't be on the train tomorrow. i feel like it is a very dangerous situation and there's threats every day that aren't taken seriously and we hear about it after the fact. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti says he does not believe the threat is credible and advises angelinos to go about their normal day and even plans to ride it today as a show of support. >>> overnight we learned the names of ten more victims in that oakland warehouse fire all in their 20s and 30s and all from t

. >> good morning, i'm ryan smith, in for kendis gibson. and i'm diane macedo.p is taking his victory tour to north carolina this evening, after announcing another key nomination, selecting ben carson to lead hud. and more cabinet picks are expected over the next few weeks. we have a full report, coming up. >>> a threat phoned in from overseas is forcing heightened security in transit stations. the fbi said an anonymous caller provided the threat, regarding location and timing. >>> russia and china have blocked a draft resolution and said the u.n. security council resolution would have demanded a truce in aleppo, to evacuate the sick and wounded and would have provided a path for food and medicine. >>> the tribal chairman is urging north dakota protesters to go home now, now that they won a victory to stop the project. but some protesters are vowing to stay on in north dakota, in case there's an appeal in federal court. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, december 6. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, we begin this half

oklahoma university football player caught on camera and we'll get the latest on that now from abc's ryan smith: hey, david. good to see you. joe mixon has been embroiled in controversy since the world saw a tape of him punching a coed in 2014. this interview, showing his account saying the situation got heated when a racial slur was hurled his way. this morning, newly released police interview, showing oklahoma state running back joe mixon's side of the story, after this shocking punch of an oklahoma coed in 2014. the sooners star seen here being interviewed by police three days after cold-cocking this student, mia molitor, breaking her jaw and fracturing several bones in her face. telling authorities molitor started the incident while she was smoking a cigarette outside a restaurant. >> she intentionally came in my face and blew it in my face. >> reporter: mixon says molitor and one of his teammates started exchanging words. >> she got scared or what, she went up inside. she was talking about how we were trying to jump her. >> reporter: mixon, following them inside the restaurant. then butts

road rage trial, accused of killing former new orleans saints player, will smith manslaughter, and ryan smith has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, the man who fatally shot former nfl star will smith is a convicted killer. the jury of eight women and four men sequestered since monday voting 10-2 to convict 29-year-old cardell hayes of manslaughter for gunning down the former super bowl champion in a deadly road rage incident and attempted manslaughter for shooting his wife. the decision stemmed from a traffic incident in april. car matching his silver suv. that driving off with the hummer in pursuit and moments later according to police, hazelwood allegedly slamming into smith's suv, the pair exchanging words then hayes opening fire. smith dead at the scene. his wife, racquel, shot in the leg. >> my baby! >> reporter: hayes' trial, atrended by a bevy of saints and coaches. defense saturday claiming smith punched me three or our times saying smith then grabbed a gun from his mercedes. i didn't want to kill will smith. i didn't want to kill nobody. i knew for a fact that i was going to get

abc's ryan smith here with the details. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: gorge, joe.ixon is one of the top running backs in the nation leading the oklahoma sooners to one of the biggest bowl games. but as seen in this video video of that brutal attack on a co-ed leading many to wonder if he should be playing at all. a warning, the video is difficult to watch. he's known as one of college football's most electrifying players. but this morning, oklahoma's star running back, joe mixon, is under fire for his actions off the field. this newly released video of him punching a co-ed sparking outrage. the incident happening in the early morning hours of july, 2014. student, mia molitor walking into this cafe. mixon not far behind. the two speaking briefly. mixon appearing to walk away. shoved by molitor. mixon tries to make her flinch, then sucker-punches her. knocking her out cold, and cooly walking out of cafe. molitor's jaw broken, several bones fractured from the attack. mixon suspended his freshman season for the incident. the video under wraps until an oklahoma court ru

abc's ryan smith is here with the new twist in this case. good morning, ryan. >> good morning, amy.ht tex mciver turning himself in to police expected in court today. the atlanta power broker admitting he shot his wife in the back but claiming it was all a terrible accident. this morning, prominent atlanta attorney claude tex mciver is behind bars charged with involuntary manslaughter after shooting his wife to death from the backseat of an suv. according to authorities the 73-year-old and his wife diane were being driven home by a friend after a dinner in late september. ending up in an unfamiliar neighborhood. >> he looked around him and said, basically i wish we hadn't gotten off here. he asked diane if she would reach into the console and hand him his pistol. >> reporter: mciver's spokesman said they feared unrest surrounding recent black lives matter protests in the area but the suv moved on without incident. moments later according to the spokesman mciver fell asleep and that the loaded gun in a plastic grocery bag on his lap accide accidentally went off when the car hit a bum

deliberations jurors told the judge they were deadlocked and sent them back in to try again and ryan smith has the details. >> reporter: five years ago dalia dippolito was convicted of murder in just three hours. that conviction overturned. now in her retrial after six hours of deliberating and viewing more than an hour of recordings of her alleged murder-for-hire plot they can't reach a unanimous verdict, they say. a jury will attempt for a second time this morning to determine from the jury. we, the jury, feel that we cannot reach a unanimous decision. >> reporter: the judge sending them home overnight asking them to try again today. >> i see you back here tomorrow at 9:30. >> reporter: during closing arguments monday dippolito's lawyers revealing she has a child at home. becoming a mother while on house arrest since her first conviction was thrown out in 2011. >> give her that freedom back to go home to her family and infant >> reporter: the jury then asking to rewatch and relisten to all audio and video recordings of the 34-year-old dippolito who was accused of hiring an undercover off

abc's ryan smith is here with more and, ryan, it was pretty powerful to see a saints teammate show up in support. >> it was incredible to see drew brees and cardell hayes. he is charged with second degree and attempted murder claiming that he feared for his life. this morning, the man accused of gunning down former nfl star and super bowl winner will smith is a deadly case of road rage on trial. teammates of the former new orleans saint including star quarterback drew brees, running back deuce mcallister and roman harper and steve gleason cardell hayes pumped seven bullets in smith's back after a traffic incident turned violent. this video showing what appears to be hayes' hummer on the night in question. seemingly bumped by a car matching smith's suv. that suv driving off with the hummer in pursuit. just blocks away according to authorities hayes allegedly slamming the nfl star's car. the pair exchanging words then hayes opening fire. smith pronounced ad scene. his wife raquel shot in the leg taking the stand tuesday she broke down in tears telling the jury, i don't want sympathy. i

lembrick is suspected of killing americus police officer nicholas ryan smarr and and georgia southwestern state university jody smith melisa raney has more. vernon keenon/gbi director: "it is over with." for more than 24 hours -- police hunted minquell kennedy lembrick. who police say took the lives of two of their own. vernon keenon/gbi director: "he was a very dangerous individual. he was a convicted felon and had a criminal history record of 32 pages." wednesday americus police officer nick smarr responded to a report of domestic violence. southwestern state university officer jody smith -- heard the call -- and decided to help. chief mark scott/ americus police department: "nick and jody were very close friends. they've been friends since high school" police say lembrick opened fire. killing smarr and injuring smith. smith was taken to a hospital where he died from his injuries late thursday. chief mark scott/ americus police department: "they're both heroes in my opinion. they were there together. they were there together through it. even after the shooting, they were together throughout the whole ordeal." lemb

. >> killed today, officer nicholas ryan smarr. 24 years old, four years on americus police force. the other officer, jody smith, tonight fighting for his life. this has been a deadly year for law enforcement, 63 officers shot and killed in the line of duty. a 66% increase over last year. georgia, among the top five most deadly for those who wear blue. >> it's a tragedy beyond words. it's one of our family members, has been taken from us. >> reporter: tonight please say the suspect was already wanted for kidnapping. his family saying when they saw him today after the shooting, he said he expected police to kill him. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> now to a shocking moment caught on camera today at a high school in nevada. video posted online shows a teenager armed with a knife in a fight with another student. when a campus police officer stepped in and opened fire. the school went into lockdown, and nbc's rehema ellis has the details. >> a disturbing scene at a reno, nevada high school this morning form the dramatic video posted online shows a teenager waving two large knives and lunging at a crowd of students. a

of a police officer. 25-year-old nicholas ryan smarr was shot and killed yesterday after responding to a call at an apartment complex. police officer jodi smithas also shot and is in critical condition. the suspect escaped before the shooting. he was wanted for kidnapping and other charges related to a domestic dispute. there is a $30,000 reward for information leading to lembrick's arrest. >>> turning to new developments in last week's deadly tennessee wildfires. two juveniles have been charged with aggravated arson, accused of setting the fires that killed 14 people. both suspects were taken into custody yesterday and are currently being held at a juvenile detention center. the age and gender of the suspects have not been released. authorities said there is a chance they could be tried as adults. >>> well, it was an emotional first day of testimony in the trial against the man accused of gunning down nine people during a church bible study last year. felecia sanders, who was at church with her son, was the first to take the stand. she wept while driescribing the rampage inside. sanders says her son asked the attacker, why are you doing this

high school senior ryan manchester called 911, then took matters into his own hands with his family's 9 mm smith and weson. >> he gave me a deer in headlights look and i aimed right between the eyes and shot it. >> blasted it right there in the family room. after he shared his story with us, ryan cooked up a venison pasta sauce and has no regrets. >>> the president-elect is known for making headlines in 140 characters or less. now there is a way to see how much truth there is in those tweets. today, our partners at the washington post debuted a chrome extension that allows you to fact check donald trump's tweets in the tweets themselves. for example, on monday he tweeted about hackers and asked why wasn't this brought up before the election. the fact checker said it was, and it provides a link to learn more. the paper said it hopes to give more context to the president- elect's tweets. well, the trunk thank you tour hit a democratic stronghold this evening. orlando. he won florida by a little more than a point, but the city and its suburbs went for hillary clinton. and tonight, he shared a bit m

ryan matthews this, eagles up by one. final seconds of the half audubon new jersey native joe flacco, deep for steve smith, and pass jaylenills, eagles0-. kenneth dixon on the toss. how about this touchdown. and rodney mccloud, eagles, down by ten. ravens are running away with it. next posseio flacco, pick off, jordan hicks. it lead to a field goal. eagles have life. down by back 30 seconds left, carson wentz what a for zach ertz. 24-yard. tippy toes. first down. >> plays later from the four, went has not gets it in, and barely, but eagles down one, four seconds left, going to overtime, right. econds left , instead of the extra point pederson goes for two and the win. wentz for jordan matthews. unreal. eagles lose, 27-26, they are e playoffs tonight. again, zero and 2346 games ls the lets go live to jamie apody live there baltimore where eagles lost their seventh straight road game. jamie, none more controversial then this finish and that decision to go for two points. >> yeah, jeff, as you polled eagles locker room they would tell nothing controversial about it. pederson said he made up his mind that if they got ball bac

smith and this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." speaker of the house paul ryan will join us for an exclusive interview in a moment. first, president-elect trump speaking to supporter ons the latest round of his thank you tour. here are some of those highlights. >> i am here tonight for one main reason. to say thank you to the incredible people of michigan. incredible. you went out and pounded the pavement, organized your fellow citizens and propelled to victory a grass roots movement, the likes of which actually, actually the world -- we don't just have to say the country. the world has never seen. you know i talk about the forgotten man, the forgotten women. let me tell you, they're not so forgotten anymore, by the way, in case you haven't noticed. they're trying to figure it out, they're still trying to figure it out, the media, where did all of these hundrmillions of people from. i knew they were there. they didn't have the incentive to come out and say i like this person. but boy did they come out in big league numbers. government must stop listening to the

smith and this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." speaker of the house paul ryanin us for an exclusive interview in a moment. first, president-elect trump speaking to supporter ons the latest round of his thank you tour. here are some of those highlights. >> i am here tonight for one main reason. to say thank you to the incredible people of michigan. incredible. you went out and pounded the pavement,

smith looks at what happened and why it is changing how some show off holiday spirit. >> reporter: they mallish usually cut christmas wires. >> had this run all the way around. >> reporter: ryan miller had a wreath and tree left after time and money went into a bigger display. mostly for his two-year-old daughter. >> was so excited to turn on the lights. >> reporter: someone ruined it. >> someone is a grinch. >> reporter: flashing the wire, not one but three times. >> three spots, three nights. >> reporter: miller tried to make a repair the first time, there was no fixing the final cut. >> called my wife down, said whatever. they defeated me. >> reporter: they report a dozen more incidents. >> we're a little vigilant this year. >> reporter: david's display was hit last year. >> somebody came down, damaged some of the snow men. >> reporter: this christmas man could not be stopped. >> tried to stay in the spirit. >> reporter: he shuts it all off earlier in the night. police are increasing patrols. ryan miller hopes whoever is responsible finds goodness in their heart. >> robbing someone of holiday joy, that's all it is. >> reporter: investigators want to put a stop to this. ful

disturbance call but we learned the offic nicholas ryan smart who died, 25 years old, and the other four year veteran of the university police department, jody smith, weren't just colleagues, but childhood friends. they went to the police academy together. their families are right now together mourning the loss of one and hanging with hope and prayer that the other who we're told is in critical condition will survive. the authorities say they do recognize that the suspect here is on the run. they know he's armed. they're concerned because he's armed and dangerous that he could be a problem for everybody in the area. they're telling people to be extra cautious. sko schools are open today. the children who have gone to school arrived only to find there's extra police and security on the campus as parents are worried. in the meantime, nearby georgia southwestern university which was on lockdown all of last night has ended its semester. kids are leaving the school today but at least one told me he lives off-campus and slept with a pistol next to his pillow and there was a body cam on the officer and a body cam video of what happened. it's not video th