chest in the oak cliff section of dallas. store saw the suspect walk into the texas theater. >> someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theaters. they don't know if it was the man who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. >>> this is a picture of him. he probably does not look exactly like this now after he has been questioned. that's lee oswald. >> the president was shot. and a police officer is shot. and someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the assassination. who is he? >> lee oswald of dallas, a former marine who spent some time in russia who at one time had applied for soviet citizenship. >> the description that we had of the suspect in oak cliff was similar to the description we had and the man we were looking for as the assassin. but at that time we had not been able to connect the two in any way. >> now, apparently a great deal of confusion. mr. oswald is put through the door. i don't know if you saw him, oswald lives at 1026 north meckley. he

tornadoes that but the dallas area. severe weather nationwide to. 43 death total. >> the that more tornadoes in the month of december this year than any other december in the history. but right now we take you to vienna were people -- police are warning about half the time. >> there on high alert right now after officials in vienna there from the intelligence service warned of a path terrorist the back. this included the names of several attackers. intelligence says it could >> now to boston where the chief health inspector says he is going to need have a lunch date at only. >> is probably the most well-known on the horrible time. he died at the age of 83. he was known for a lot of. mainly making everybody laugh. workshop. he would make it all the time of horse. but the fact that he made it all with the rebel. >> they rarely ever long. >> so fun to watch. interaction again. the big deal. >> no delays to speak of. getting set up for new year's reparations. no delays whatsoever. until i. >> thank you from news three your w

. >>> it may not be the rivalry it once was, but still fun to talk about dallas week, especially sincehe burgundy and gold are playing meaningful games in december for the first ime in a few seasons. frank hanrahan has more on the redskins outlook. >> reporter: well, here in the wusa 9 sports department, doing a lot of research for this big game against the dallas cowboys on monday night. you can scratch the research, because we know how big this game is for the redskins. first place at 5-6 in the nfc east, really holding their own destiny when it comes to making the playoffs. and for the dallas cowboys, you know, this guy, tony romo? he's not playing. so with this wet weather outside, i thought this would actually be a really good way to dry off our feet when we come in from the outside. >> going to the dallas game, that's another big opponent. no matter what our records are, it's always a knock-out, drag- out type game. it's always up for grabs. we have to bring our a game. we can't sleep on the dallas cowboys. >> it's good to have december games be megfaninul. this is going to be an

tornados striking in the dallas area. there are deaths reported and damage is severe. new from the overnight, a tractor-trailer and car collide in montgomery county. news of a tour bus crashing in san francisco. details coming in on what caused the wreck. >> reporter: a warm front moving in this afternoon that means another day full of record-high temperatures. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> welcome back on this sunday morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look from our temple university camera at north broad street. you can see it is foggy out there. we are looking at breaking another record today as far as our temperatures go, kind of a mixed bag. >> like the movie groundhog day, it's the same thing every single day. you wake up to fog and clouds, by afternoon we get temperatures into the 60s and 70s. let's get you back outdoors and show you what's going on. there you go, atlantic city, your guess is as good as mine. that's the view in atlantic city. you get the idea the fog has settled in pretty thickly across the area. visibility has been

but the jets now climb to 9-5. and now dallas is officially eliminated. final score, the new york jets 19, the dallas cowboys 16. everywhere you want to be. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way!

the dallas-fort worth area. this video shot south of dallas shows the enormity of a funnel cloud each time lightning strikes. take a look at all of this destruction. 8 people confirmed dead mainly from storm-related traffic accidents. the severe weather death toll stands at 24 across the south in less than a week. we will have the damages on the latest in mississippi, alabama and arkansas coming up later in the newscast. >>> this morning a freeze warning is in effect throughout parts of the bay area. black ice covered parts of tahoes drive. here it really looked like winter. homes had white rooftops yesterday morning, and daring east bay residents refused to let the cold snap keep them from celebrating the holidays. i'm freezing. it's very cold out here, but we are having a good time letting the kids play. >> why not just stay inside? >> just want to celebrate winter right now. >> exactly. she needs to put a coat on, by the way. the cold conditions also did not stop people from enjoying some outdoor fun in walnut

the tests. redskins on this wasn't dallas on this side. this is what you would call the tailgate party with a gravity of this game tonight. and washington going in first place. dallas is still on the hunt. it is unbelievable. all right, hang on. let's go redskins fans. isn't this a whole lot more fun than where we were in august? >> yes, sir. that they are starting to crack down for the end of the season. that every win is a must and that this is a must win game. >> hang on. we've got it, the dallas fans here that they will call madden madden. >> it's madden baby. >> i mean dallas is 3-1 and that you guys are still in it. >> we are still in the hunt. >> here we go. >> that's enough for now. before i go, i need to showout other guys over here. talk about the rivalry as you talk about being on the road trip here. let me show you this. >> this is a road trip, man, lead by me as i'm driving now. >> we are good friends and everything. you've got a 30-year history with these guys and the other day that they will go home. >> when we go back to nor

more thunderstorms are still to the east of dallas right now. e we see all this damage in rowlett, luckily at the moment this batch of storms has already worked its way through but it is not over yet in terms of the risk for more, unfortunately, strong winds and dangerous weather in the region. we are still looking at a lot of rain coming through in and around the bals adallas area. at the dallas airport they've already reported this year 60 inches of rain. that's a record amount of rain. that means the ground is saturated and right for flooding. there's rowlett. we still have the potential for more rain over the next 24 hours. looking at this storm, one of the other factors is damaging winds. here's dallas. we're looking at the winds in the forecast going through the rest of the day on sunday, not as bad as other places in texas like amarillo. but this storm will bring about very fierce winds that will likely cause damage. any kind of wind coming through already an area that was hit hard with severe and extreme weather will likely cause damage.

. >> nearly dozen people are killed when deadly tornado multiple tornados sweep through the dallas area. the powerful twitters leveled hundreds of homes. officials say it will take month or possibly years for residents to rebuild. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us in the satellite center with the latest on the devestation, justin, good morning. >> good morning, on the grounds, in dallas, being told total devestation. eleven dead, dozens injured, thousands of structures damaged and those numbers are likely to rise. this morning, crews are working to restore service and continue clean up and we now know storm trackers count nine tornados hitting the dallas area. >> lightning flashed lit up glimpse of turning tornado, damage easily seen after a twister touched down in coke ville texas. this home destroyed. >> it was pretty pretty traumatic. we just came taught assess our own damages, and he's over there yelling for help. >> we realize that he was running across the road, with his baby. >> debra lee king's neighbor beg her to take his two day old baby to the hospital. she did

. >>> is the forgotten theme of 2015. dallas week. a win would be >>> the skins graduated on to bigger things, beating dallas is like getting a bachelor's degree. major play off accomplishment. you like that? first thing is first. now, i got a batch of this. dallas, remember, the cowboys pulled an upset. now, they got the skins attention. want to have prove? here is frank. >> well, dave, a lot of us are looking ahead to the playoffs now for the nfc champ redskins. they do have a season finale on the road. a chance to exact revenge against the dallas cowboys. it was just three weeks ago. 1916. for now, that is the focus for the redskins, not the playoffs but the dallas cowboys. >> we had a chance to, you know, go 4-2 in our division. 4-7. win our 4th straight game. i lost track. but, you know, i got a lot of good opportunities here in front of us. plenty to feel excite about and feel like we have something to prove. >> we have something on play for. we don't want them sweeping on the series. it is an important game for us, you know, a g

meantime, the disaster has been declared in four dallas county areas. likely the death toll will rise. erika, back over to you. >> justin finch for us, thank you f that damage was not bad enough, parts. texas panhandle will be dealing today after being out with getting hit by a blizzard. justin amarillo yesterday, there are more than 350 accidents as that storm caused white out conditions. major highway that runs through mexico is closed until at least this afternoon. we'll have a live report from texas about their weather woes coming up in the next half hour. >> now, northeast of texas, heavy rain in missouri forced governor jay nicks ton declare state of emergency. at least eight people are dead including six people whose cars were swept away by rising waters. nixon urged caution in northern missouri where snow, freezing rain and increasing wind gusts are on the way. >>> chicago mayor rom emanuel calling on the police department to review how it handles some calls for help after a double fatal police shooting. authority admit one of the shootings was a

the dallas county sheriff's office says he was alone and was armed with a handgun ""we had the vehicle lit up pretty good so you could see what he was doing, he was crawling back and forth over the seats doing a lot of stuff, we could see the gun a lot" elias: wachanic will be processed at the polk county jail. sabrina: local five had the chance to speak with the brother of heather belieu...one of the victims in monday's double homicide.... ryan belieu told us he met michael wanchanic, the person of interest, last week at the same house where the double homicide happened. he tells us belieu had been house where the double homicide happened. he tells us belieu had been dating the other victim, bryon howard for years, and the two had just had a baby in march. both were remembered during a candlelight vigil held last night on the center street bridge. i just love that they just doesnt make any sense to leave two babies like that without any parents sabrina: police still have not released how they died, or a motive as to why. police also removed two children from inside. heather's family c

the most powerful twister to hit the dallas area in 20 years. 11 killed. hundreds left without homes. >> it's a tornado! >> the force ripping off roofs, sending trucks flying. >>> tonight, the massive winter storm on the move. 80 million americans in its path. trying to get home tonight? get ready for the worst. >>> under fire. the new police shooting sparking outrage tonight. >> why you got to shoot first and ask questions later? >> chicago police killing a teenager and his neighbor, too, a mother of five. why police in a city already on edge say this was an accident. >>> firing back. one of the nfl's most popular quarterbacks, lashing out. accused of doping. peyton manning now playing defense.

heavy rains to the west and south across the great plains, dallas, the lonestar state of texas, it's snow. here's what's going on across the country. right in through here, the circle is all winter storm wingers. this one here is flood warnings. this right here is the tornado threat today. we have and blizzard conditions setting up here, if you're traveling across the heartland of the nation from chicago to saint louis, oklahoma city getting into the panhandle of oklahoma and texas. check in were character there will be delays, a lot of violent weather is expected this afternoon. temperatures are pretty chilly up here across the new england states, vermont new hampshire and maine. watch the warmth starting to build to the south and the cold to the west, we've got 60s and 70s across the carolinas and georgia and florida. they goat up to 80 degrees and we get in the single digits across the plains. a lot of crazy weather going on across the lower 48 this morning. >> philadelphia's christmas village is getting ready to wrap things up today. today is the last day of the 2015 holiday seas

and i think, tasha, the question that i have -- -if you're in dallas... -tasha: correct. ...why is there a store manager and you? why all these layers? tasha: well, i think, one, i do some of the training. it's a whole mix -of things that i do. -lemonis: i want -to really dig into that. -tasha: yeah. lemonis: the problem with this business is that when this company shrunk from 13 stores to 3 stores, the management structure didn't shrink with it. so, there's lady, who's the owner. there's tasha's position, who's the director of sales, who oversees the managers. then there's the managers who have assistant managers and floor managers and salespeople. we got to flatten that out. that is too many layers of management. what do you guys think the biggest challenge for lady is gonna be? -amy: getting used to you. -tasha: yeah. [ laughter ] lemonis: i have a feeling you and i are gonna... [ laughter ] lady: giddyup. lemonis: all right, let's go to work. i live in chicago, and so while i was home, i decided to visit the blues jean bar on halsted street -- unannounced. the employe

dallas tonight. all four victims were in their vehicles at the time. several homes were destroyed... trapping people inside and closing the dallas-fort worth international airport for about an hour. 1:41-1:52 i'm a teacher and we have kids in this neighborhood and their houses are gone... our house was untouched...i can't believe it...it is like a nightmare... a little girl involved in a christmas morning crash has died... and her four other family members remain in the hospital. according to the family's go fund me page... 6 year old payton henry was taken off life support at blank children's hospital this evening. yesterday morning a truck driven by the girl's father was involved in a head - on collision near fort dodge on highway d - 20 justin henry and his fiance brooke ford and their two other children are suffering from concussions, broken ribs and legs. the other driver of the car was also hospitalized. there is no word on her

brooks egerton, periodista, the dallas morning news yo trato de imaginar cómo sobrevivir la muerte dea investigacin del peridico dallas morning news revel que las muertes de pacientes dentales como junior son ms comunes de lo que el pblico imagina.. segn egerton por lo menos 85 pacientes dentales han muerto desde el aÑo 2010 en texas... brooks egerton, periodista, the dallas morning news y con este dato podemos estimar que en todo el pais 1000 pacientes dentales murieron desde el 2010, es mas o menos una muerte cada dos dias... la comision estatal de examinadores dentales penaliz al dentista que le administr los sedantes a junior con 5 aÑos de libertad condicional sin supervisin, una multa de 3000 dlares y cursos correctivos... la investigacin revel que agencias a nivel estatal y nacional hacen poco por prevenir estas muertes... brooks egerton, periodista, the dallas morning news frecuentemente no hacen nada, o casi nada, para prevenir las muertes, los daños, los riesgos.. segun egerton el dentista cerr la clnica ubicada en nortwest highway donde ocurri la sobredosis ... y ahora tiene

the death toll likely to rise after deadly tornado sweeps through the dallas area. eleven people were killed, dozens injured, and hundreds of homes just leveled. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins just our satellite center with the latest on this. >> erika, good morning, tremendous storm system spanning the dallas metro area over christmas weekends. this morning, officials count at least 11 dead and dozens injured. storm trackers count as many as nine tornados touchdown saturday. the national weather service calls at least one an ef4 tornado, that twister hit north of dallas in garland, packing winds of at least 200 miles an hour. at least eight are dead from the garland area. the weekends storm stretches some 40 miles, local officials continue to count the damage some 1500 homes leveled, and hundreds of structures damaged. both counts are on track to rise. meantime, the clean up begins, and survivors won't soon forget this storm nor the damage it left behind. >> we ran inside the bathroom, went down, next thing you heard was crashing glass. >> compared to

. /// ((sharie johnson)) > this comes as at least 11 people in the dallas area are dead following the touchdown of several tornadoes late last night. today, survivors and emergency crews have been assessing the extensive damage. omar villafranca is in rowlett... where authorities say it's a miracle the tornadoes didn't take even more lives. david dennison's backyard shed is shredded.wra pped around a pole on his neighbor's property. his neighborhood outside of dallas was one of hardest hit by a swarm of tornadoes. (david dennison/torna do survivor) "we ran inside the bathroom and hunkered down and the next thing you heard was occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died including several who were in their cars when a tornado crossed interstate 30. officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed. weather forecasters say two tornadoes clocked speeds of up to 200 miles per hour.tossing mobile homes like toys and flatt

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experts say these are the deadliest twisters to hit the dallas fort worth area in nearly 90 years. one official says it will be fixed. >> walking around and driving around the area, you can see it is total devastation over there in the area. >> we're very grateful that we're alive and all safe. >> and to the north in missouri, at least eight deaths reported because of flooding. the governor has declared a state of emergency in that state. a flash flood watch remains in effect in many parts of that state. >>> that same powerful storm system is producing blizzard-like conditions in oklahoma, western texas and new mexico adding to the post christmas travel woes. with more, here's abc's phillip mena. >> reporter: millions of travelers trying to make their way home on one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. blizzard conditions in the oklahoma panhandle causing whiteout conditions. freezing rain and sleet making for slick and dangerous slow plows working to clear the road. cover roads. drivers stuck on i-40 after the snow fell. the road from amarillo to the new mexico border

oh, it's massive. >> fierce storms and tornadoes swept through the dallas area. this video captured a tornado has it moved through the city of rowlette. at least five deaths were reported in garland, texas after a tornado hit interstate 30. >> i actually looked at the twister. >> describe it for me. >> it was just a dark -- dark funnel and a big roar. it was really scary. it scared me. i don't scare that easy but i was scared. >> several homes were destroyed, lawns littered with debris and cars tossed. >> the car is in the kitchen right now. my husband's car was in the driveway it spun around in the air. >> when the storm hit lafayette griffith hid under a mattress with his family and prayed. >> it was terrifying. they didn't know if they would make it. >> the storms are part of a severe weather system that devastated the south with deaths in texas, arkansas, tennessee and mississippi. residents assessed the damage in glenn heights. this man lost his home. >> it's the grace of god. just pray for. my wife doesn't work very far from here. my kids will be here too. >

meanwhile, in texas, storms of a *different nature have left parts of the dallas area devastat.at least 11 people were kiled, and dozens more are injured, after tornadoes touched down late last night. omar villafranca has the story from northern texas. texas. david dennison's backyard shed is *shredded*a&wrapped around a pole on his neighbor's outside of dallas was one of hardest hit by a swarm of tornadoes.+sot: david dennison/tornado survivor)pipe 1 12:16:01 "we ran inside the bathroom ananhunkered down and the next thing you heard was crashing glass, just total mayhem, it was loud."(nat pop: sun0017 - caught on cameraa&tornado illuminated by lightning)"oh!"the occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area ararnd 6:30 saturday night. sat0192 - quick mos"e"erything is gone!" at least 11 people died including several who were in their cars when a tornado crossed interstate 30.(nats of helicopter?)officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed.weather forecasters say t

at least 11 people in the dallas touchdown of several tornadoes late last night. today, survivors and emergency crews have been assessing the extensive damage. omar villafranca is in rowlett where authorities say it's a miracle the tornadoes didn't take even more lives. reporter: david's backyard shed is shredded. his neighborhood outside dallas was one of hardest hit by a swarm of tornadoes. >> we ran inside the bathroom and hunkered down and the next thing you heard was crashing glass. omar: the occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died, including several who were in their cars when a tornado crossed interstate 30. officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed. weather forecasters say two tornadoes clocked speeds of up to 200 miles per hour, tossing flattening entire streets. the governor of texas says the situation is still volatile across the northern part of the state that is simultane

experts say these are the deadliest twisters to hit the dallas fort worth area in nearly 90 years. official says it will be maybe years before everything is fixed. >> walking around and driving around the area, you can see it is total devastation over there in the area. >> we're very grateful that we're alive and all safe. all this can be replaced. >> and to the north in missouri, at least eight deaths reported because of flooding. the governor has declared a state of emergency in that state. a flash flood watch remains in effect in many parts of that state. >>> that same powerful storm system is producing blizzard-like conditions in oklahoma, western texas and new mexico adding to the post christmas travel woes. with more, here's abc's phillip mena. >> reporter: millions of travelers trying to make their way home on one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. blizzard conditions in the oklahoma panhandle causing whiteout conditions. freezing rain and sleet making for slick and dangerous conditions. slow plows working to clear the road. in lubbock, texas, snow drifts cover

the dallas-fort worth area. this video shot south of dallas shows the enormity of a funnel cloud each time lightning strikes. aa look at all of this destruction. 8 people confirmed dead mainly from storm related traffic accidents. the severe weather death toll stands at 24 across the south in less than a week women will have the damages on the latest in mississippi, alabama and arkansas coming up later in the newscast. >>> this morning a freeze warning is in effect throughout parts of the bay area. black ice covered parts of hahoes driver. here it really looked like winter. homes had white rooftops yesterday morning, and daring east bay residents refused to let the cold snap keep them from celebrating the holidays. i'm freezing. it's very cold out here but we are having a good time letting the kids play. , why not just stay inside? >> just want to celebrate winter right now. >> hey, go for it! the to cold weather did not stop people from enjoying outdoor fun in walnut creek either. she needs to put a jacket on. >

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>> when the sirens sounded and the tornadoes started touching down start night in the dallas area, there was no question what was happening. the only question was how severe would the damage be? daylight provided the answer. >> completely gone. completely. >> when the sun scame up sunday morningt escobar -- scope of president devastation was unmistakable. 11 people are dead. vehicles, houses, entire neighborhoods are destroyed. the twistter that hit garland category. winds whipping as fast as 200 a series of tornadoes cut a 40-mile swath through north texas as other parts of the state are dealing with other forms of extreme weather. >> there will not -- will be an ongoing problem for the next 24 hours especially, but for the next couple days. >> the stadium -- same storm system is wreaking halving on travel nationwide during this busy hollywood weekend. over 1,000 flights in the u.s. have been cancelled. more than 4,000 delayed. >> our flights have been cancelled. they can't find our bags. >> the death toll of several days of violent weather stands at 43 people nationwide. several states

so destructive in the dallas area. ok at that picture there. when you see those lights flash and you see that massive tornado coming at people, and some of the people who were killed were on the road. it's hard to get away from these things on i-30. a very big thoroughfare and freeway there, killed as they were in their cars trying to make it to safety. a deadlily night in north texas. >> oh, i see it! it's crossing the highway right there! i can see it! >> yep, there it is. >> it is massive. >> reporter: storms and tornado swec swept through the city of dallas. it moved through the city of rodlet. at least five deaths were reported in garland, texas, after a tornado hit interstate 30. >> i actually looked at the twist. i was looking at it. >> reporter: describe it for me. >> it was just a dark funnel and a big roar. it was really scary. it scared me. i don't scare that easy but i was scared. >> reporter: several homes were destroyed. lawns littered with debris and cars to seed. >> reporter: your daughter's car? the bac

the mvps. plus a look ahead to their game in dallas and of course the playoffs. that'll start this saturday at 7:00. okay, now we noaa as some high profile fan -- now we know washington as some high-profile ga mes. they may be tan fan -- fans of the team. but they are all geeked out about them. after saturday's win, kd, kevin durant tweeted congratulations to which deangela hall said hey man thanks for the support. that guy, all excited. tweeting that d. hall you know k.d.? you think that he knows who i am yet? introduce me, but be cool about it. yeah, he knows who he is. don't insult me like. that of course i know you. you know, you get these guys that are really getting these opportunities as young players, so to get somebody like kevin durant to tweet back at them and he also got dale earnhardt to follow him too, really pulling for the followers there. but some fun between all of oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch d

after a devastating tornado touched down in the dallas area. bc news reporter chuck reports, this has been a holiday weekend of dangerous weather in much of the country. >> reporter: tonight a tornado strike in the dallas area at least four people reported killed as police and fire units scramble to do search and rescue. >> everything down stairs. >> reporter: homes destroyed by a storm. in alabama the day after christmas, this santa's eye view shows the aftermath of a holiday that will be hard to forget. >> in the house having a good time laughing and joking about memories of our family through the years. >> reporter: aquieteyeaquiet christmas at home became a fight for survival. >> everybody set get down and the lights went out. >> reporter: the holiday temperatures have been treacherously pleasant creating ideal conditions for storms and tornados. >> i don't know what was flying and we went in our room to duck that. >> reporter: the high winds drove torrential rains that caused flooding across alabama and ripped this boat house and sent it bo

at least 11 people died after tornadoes swept across the dallas area. many residents are retrieving what little they have left following the twisters. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean i think we got lucky. >> i stayed in my closet all night long shaking like a leaf on a tree. >> snow is blanketing the package handle of oklahoma and new mexico. >>> police are trying to figure out what happened moments before a deadly crash involving a megabus on the bw parkway. it happened yesterday morning in lithicum, maryland maryland. a woman died in the car driven by her son. the driver lost control while trying to merge on the parkway. he is now listed in serious condition. none of the 18 megabus passengers was injured. >>> a southeast washington man faces drunk driving charges after a serious crash. the single-car wreck happened around 1:00 a.m. yesterday on benning road at 34th street in northeast. four people, including for children were all taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police have charged the driver 26-year-old freddi herndon with driving und

the last time we were here it was after the loss to dallas. day, though, it's a completely different story. >> you can just see the progress progression of the team. >> after beating philly and officially putting them in the playoffs, redskins nation is abuzz again. >> it's exciting. i mean, we've been waiting a long time for this to happen again. >> and it couldn't have come at a better time. a nice little christmas present. >> i'm happy. >> and even the nonfootball fans were on board. >> when the redskins win, everybody is gub hasn't around here. >> believe it or not we found a dallas fan who is happy with the win. >> i am a dallas fan but my better half is a die hard redskins fan. >> these fans are content and cautiously optimistic. >> this is huge. regardless of what happens from this point on, this is awesome. >> in bethesda. >> and they certainly seem to be going in the right direction. the redskins play dallas this sunday. >>> still ahead, new warning labels for common anti inflammatory drugs and a new study could lead to changes in bloo

omar: the occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died including several who were in their cars when a tornado crossed interstate 30. officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed. tornadoes clocked speeds of up to 200 miles per hour tossing mobile homes like toys and flattening entire streets. the governor of texas says the situation is still volatile across the northern part of the state that is simultaneously experiencing extreme ice and snow conditions and torrential rain. >> we need you to remain vigilant. omar: local officials in a town outside dallas sent out 4 alerts in the minutes before the tornadoes hit warning people to take cover. >> i think that's the reason we had fewer fatalities and fewer injuries than we had. omar: but at this early stage of the recovery authorities warn the number of victims may still rise. omar villa franca, cbs news, rowlett, texas. eric: four texas counties are under a state o

cecilia: the most powerful twister to hit the dallas area in 20 years. now the deadly aftermath. plus, 80 million americans in the path of this massive storm. [ ] we are a family, brought here through destiny. vand we, we grow together. t together a new world we'll see. t together... a family. we will always be.

about half of the canceled flights were in dallas which is a major u.s. flight hub. awrence joins us with more. edward? >> reporter: this holiday it's been one of the deadliest in recent memory. 43 people have been killed in storms over this christmas period. the last several days there have been tornadoes in the middle part of the country. latest batch killed 11 people in the dallas area, communities have been declared federal disaster areas. they can get federal assistance. it's not just been tornadoes, there's also been flooding. significant flooding. this has all affected air travel. 1500 flights yesterday canceled. so far this morning, very early this morning, 48 flights at the dallas airport have been canceled. 13 people died in flooding in missouri and illinois. the storms are like what we see in the spring. these are abnormal to come in the winter. they come every once in a while. people in the central part of the country are cleaning up from the tornadoes and flooding. now they're having to deal with the temperatures dropping. there's a band of snow coming in

they had severe weather in the dallas area over the weekend. kim: in our own backyard, we are welcoming presidential candidate today. he will make a pitstop he ran person. dana: sanders is trailing in the crowds. on "meet the press, cloak", he took a shot at donald trump. bernie sanders: donald trump thinks we should not be raising the minimum wage. he believes wages in america are too high. this guy wants to get billions of dollars in tax breaks to thtop .3%. he wants to divide our country between latinos and americans, and muslims and everybody else. that is not the kind of america we need. kim: if you would like to see bernie sanders in person his rally starts at 6:30 tonight. it is free and open to the public. but admission is first-come, first-served. they are opening the doors at 5:00. if you want to get a seat, i would get there early. he normally has big crowds. dana: the governor of texas has declared a state of emergency in four counties and warns more people could die after the weekend storms. live pictures out of the garland, texas,

"oh its very big, it's massive, storms and tornadoes swept through the dallas area. this video captured a tornado as it moved through the city of rowlett. "there it is that is big, big, big. there is stuff flying in the air." at least 5 deaths were reported in garland after a tornado hit interstate-30. "i actually looked at the twister ... it was a dark funnel and a big roar, it was really scary. i dont scare that easy and i was scared" several homes were destroyed, lawns littered with debris and cars tossed. "my daughter's car is in the kitchen... her car was in the garage . it's in the kitchen. yes right now. and my husband's car was in the drive way it's out and around and in the alley. but her car is in the kitchen and it was in the garage. " when the storm hit, lafayette griffin huddled with his family under a mattress and prayed "it was terrifying, terrified. we didn't know if we were going to make it" the storms are all part of a severe weather system that devasted the south this holiday weekend, with deaths in texas, arkansas, tennessee and mississippi. reside

a massive thunderstorm moves the dallas cowboy's rookie practice indoors. to sway. >> that's when i got nervous. i thought, one of these things is going to snap. >> seconds later, the entire facility collapses. about 70 people struggle to escape, including mack, a reporter for the ft. worth telegram. >> it's so fast and so chaotic, your first thought is, just get me to safety, wherever this is. >> a tv cameraman keeps rolling as people try to figure out what just happened and if anyone is injured. >> irving fire department. >> the dallas cowboys practice nass facility in valley ranch. the indoor practice facility collapsed. >> what has collapsed? >> their indoor practice facility. >> okay. anybody hurt? >> i have no idea. i went out of there. i have no idea. >> sam! sam! sam! >> panic rises as the team videographer is missing. minutes before the collapse, he was 40 feet above the ground on a hydraulic lift. >> sam! sam! sam! >> miraculously, he survives unharmed. the terrifying incident takes place at the cowboys' headquarters and practice facility known as

well at least 11 people in the dallas area are dead following the touchdown of several tornadoes late last night. crews have been assessing the damage. authorities say it's a miracle that the tornadoes didn't take even more lives. >> we ran inside the bathroom and the next thing you hear is crashing glass. >> reporter: the occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died including several in their cars when the tornado crossed interstate 30. the officials say that the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed. two torpids clocked speeds up to 200 miles per hour. two tornadoes clocked speeds up to 200 miles per hour. the governor of texas says that the situation is still volatile across the northern part of the state that simultaneously experienced extreme ice and snow conditions and torrential rain. >> we need you to remain vigilant. >> the local officials in a town outside dallas sent four alerts in the minutes before the four to

it was the deadliest tornado system to hit the dallas area in 88 years. now to the latest on pennsylvania's budget battle. tom wolf has released emergency funding for the public schools and public services but sent the latest plan back to lawmakers, suggesting they return from holiday break asking them to complete a budget he can sign. john rawlins is live now with more. >> reporter: after days of silence, the soft spoken governor had tough unflattering words for the budget that landed on his desk last week, the budget produced by the republican approved legislature and called it a ridiculous document and would use a line item veto to do deal with it. >> i am expressing the outrage that all of us in pennsylvania should feel as the republican legislate has tried to dump on us. >> it was not balanced and lacked funding for penn state and pitt. public schools have been borrowing money to stay open during the six months of public stalemate in harrisburg, wolf will finally release emergency funding for schools and some said they could not make payroll past janu

the washington redskins taking on the biggest rival, the dallas cowboys, tonight i. how fans are getting pumped. what the weather will be like for take off. jummy: today marks the 74th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. president franklin roosevelt called it, a day which will live in infamy." it was december 7, 1941 when japan launched a surprise attack on the navy pacific fleet in pearl harbor, hawaii. more than 2400 americans were killed. half of the u.s. fleet was lost and eight battleships were damaged or destroyed. congress immediately declared war on japan and nazi germany and then declared war on the united states. several vents will take place across the d.c. region. >> they do not find any cancer at all. so i've good news. [applause] jummy: former president jimmy carter announcing he is cancer free for months after revealing his diagnosis. the 91-year-old said recent test showed no signs of melanoma cancer in his brain and liver. he willt carter says continue taking doses of the recently approved autoimmune drug to help find potential cancer cells and

nearly half the cancellations were at chicago. many others came from dallas-fort worth. ambassadors has died. meadowlark lemon of the harlem globetrotters made fans worldwide for 25 years. he was 83 years old. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. scarlet: thank you. let's get a quick recap on how u.s. markets closed this monday, the monday after a long weekend. not a whole lot of trading activity. volume down by at least 1/3 from the 10 day average. we were down by a lot more but we cut our losses. joe: pretty much all last week was pretty quiet and this was also pretty quiet. weakness in energy continues to be the main story. the one thing that is not quieting down is oil. earlier, iting seems like oil will be the story for a while, and until that stabilizes it is hard to imagine markets taking their cues from much else. scarlet: in the meantime, countries that rely on oil have to make adjustment. we're looking at saudi arabia and its budget. in a release the 2016 budget tight,and it was fairly reducing spending on

that's a situation to keep an eye on along with the dallas owner jerry jones has called out the coaching staff not that long ago for not winning more games with tony romo injured this yearar now, it would be very expensive to make a change. jason garrett, the head coach, has four years left on his contract. but we've seen unpredictable things before in the nfl. that's the one thing we know heading into the off season, there will be unpredictable happenings. >> the vikings 49, the giants 17. al and cris back to wrap things up after this. >> the "sunday fight football" post game report is brought to you by the newly designed volkswagen passat. the volkswagen car for your full-sized life. so jeffrey... it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new passat i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coveragag it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excus

the dallas police chief says the school was screened immediately for threats. last night we were with bomb dogs a a a by dallas s lice departmentntnd we took the threat very serious, we went to the schools, we swept those schools, feel very confident that the schools are safe. schools in dallas presence will be visible on campuses through-out the district. the terror threat is now part of an ongoing investigation. jessica rae: for the first time in nearly a decade the federal reserve announced an interest rate increase yesterday, hike since the financial collapse in 2008. fed chair janet yellen announced reserve is upping from a record low of zero to one quarter of a percent. "this action marks the end of an extraordinary 7 year period during which the federal funds rate was held near zero to support the recovery of the economy from the worst financial crisis and recession since the great depression." and while it may be a good sign for the economy... it may not be good for your wallet everything from your credit cards, to new car loans or mortgages, will cost a