see from thehe greatakes to the northeast. this is going right before christmas. so it doesn't look great as far as getti cold unless you want to go and have christmas in las vegas because it looks a lot colder out there. yeah. so that's a quick answer. summer, thank you very much. you can stay here. come on back. come o parent, you can have your kids send in weatherer video questions on "gma." use the accompanied by a few passing rinkles and showers here on our tuesday. clouds will decrease overnight then we'll be right back on the path of mostly sunny skies and far warmer- than-normal temperatures as we >>> "ask zee" was brought to you by belf. i'm holding on to you, summer. you're not going anywhere. let's head in to george. >> great to have steve carell here. starring with christian bale and ryan gosling in "the big short." worst financial crisis of our lives and steve plays one of thehe angriest bankers on wall street. take a look. >> you hate wall l street b maybe it's time to quit. >> i love my job. >> you hate your job. >> i love my job. >> you're miserabl

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for malika meads and her son, hitting the mall on november 24 is thehe version of smart shopping. >> i don't want to take a chance of not getting here by december 24. >> reporter: according to a gallup poll, shoppers are spending $830 this holiday season, oveve100 more than last year. in 2008 when the economy tanked, sales dropped 5% below average. in 2015, they're expected to climb at least 5% above average. here whether you're eight or 80 that will punch the button. >> reporter: tastes have changed but dave levy of big kid llectible toy mall a a retro store owowr knows that one tradition that never goes out of style is a trip down memory lane. >> when a kid comes in and sees an etch a sketch or simon which is not really technicalal that ingenious compared to what they're doing now, it fascinates them. >> reporter: so whether you're searching for this year's hottest toy the hover board or in thehe mood for a nostalgic trip back to your childhood, take solace in knowing you're not alone. if you are expecting a fed ex package at your home, s se deliveries are being affected by severe

>> from the naenae to thehe no no. to the oh, no. >> i wish i looked that good licking a doughnut. >> who could forget kim davis? >> rule 101, don't hire a hot nanny. robin roberts with the year.the high school wrestler who collapsed on the mat saturday night... has died. austin robts passed away at spencer hospital. accordg to school officials.... roberts, a 220- pound wrestler, was rushed to the emergency room... after collasping on the mat during spencer high's invitational wrestling tournanant. the school's superintendent says the community is in grief over roberts' sudden passing. the school district is unaware any pre-existing conditions that may have contributed to austin's death. a go-fund me account has been you would like to help, visit our website siouxland- matters-dot-com. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: good morning, happy monday, and happy first day of winter! cooler today with mostly cloudy skies. high 32. tonight, stubborn clouds remain. low 25. esday will be muchwarmer than today, s

. >> one, a mentally unstable person, two, a gun free zone a a those seem to be thehe common denominators. >> reporter: but still no new laws to prevent it and with this year-in deadlines, there's little if any chance that will actually happen. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, today's other big headlines, including shocking developments in thehe oscar pistorius. >>> this morning on "today," matt lauer reports live from san berndino with the most extensive coverage on the mass shooting in californiaa where 14 are dead and police are learning more about the married suspects. that's coming up on "early today" rrrr >>> and south africa's top appeals court has found oscar his man s sughter conviction. he's currently under house arrest at his uncle's home after serving a year of his five year prison sentence. the story is he mistaken shot her mistaking her for an intruder. and he has the possibility of up to 15 years in prison. >>> hillary clinton is calling for a federal investigation. dash cam video shows laquan mcdonald's being shot 16 times. officer van dike is charge wld first degree murder a

reporter: the country remain divided and according to a poll, bloomberg find nearly 2/3 agree with thehe ban. >> who's chopping off people's heads? >> reporter: parliament will consider a 300,000 plus petition to ban the candidate. >> will they consider making nald trump another -- >> reporter: and now trump planning an end of the month trip to meet netanyahu.ta he wants an international simpymbol of real estate.. >> i'm the least racist person you have ever met. >> no, i don't think so. >> islam foeb? >> no. pp. >>> a minnesota m m is accused of aconspiring to help isis. the somali man was arrested yesterdaandre charge would conspiracy to offer help. they say he tried to help other young men from o the somali community travel to syria to help fight for isis. >>> dramaticootage overnight from birmingham, alabama, where a tanker exploded. firepl officials say one of the cylinders ruptured and ignited another chemical on the truck. nearby residents were evacuad. the fire is under control and crews are now olconducting a hazmat clean up. >>> protesters took to the it's the latest fallut fro

to be elelible to be among thehe 1,000 winners the post said you have to copy and paste the text and post it in your own status. facebook quickly responded saying zuckerberg's pledge to give money to improve the world is real unlike everything you read on the internet. i never fall for those cut and paste things. >> that was my get rich quick plan. back to legos. >> back to lottery tickets. >> lottery tickets. >>> well, if you try with your kids begging to stay up until midnight on new year's eve netflix may have a solution. you can call up a countdown to the end of the year any time you want. that's the key, you can do it at 7:00 at night. there's a choice of hosts drawing from children's favoritit >> okay, so the streaming service says nearly half the parents in english speaking countries would like to put the kids in bed by 9:00 and more than 40% already use the countdown or plan to use it this year. netflix promises it will not tell the kids it's not midnight if you don't. >> or you can tell the kids it's going to be christmas tomorrow and thenn put them to bed early and then tel

can you give me an idea, how many have you had to face in thehe past month? "42 car and truck bombers," he sa, "three on motorcycles and four suicide bombers on foot." this week three car bombs killed 28 people. the colonel told us the town had run out of sugar stork get past in trucks delivering sugar. you went to the funeral today. what are people there telling you? ad," he told us, "and they want us to makeure this doesn't happen again." the colonel told us although they stopped most attacks, scott, it's hard to stop them all because isis is constantly changing tactics. th never know when they're gogog totrike, and they seem to have an unlimited supply of suicide bombers. >> pelley: charlie d'agata on the battlefield, thanks. there's also apparently an unlimited supplier of followers coming from the west. so today the white house is reviewing how immigrants are screened. one of the terrorists who killed 14n california wrote online two years ago of her desire for jihad. then she got an american visa. jeff pegues has more. >>@reporter: when tashfeen malik ap

farook's mother was questioned by the fbi for hours after thehe rampage. lawyers for the family say she lived in the same rented house and helped take care of the baby. >> the mother stayed to herself. i think she stayed upstairs and so she would ve been separate and not really known much about what was taking place in the rest of the house. >> reporter: the house is not large. just over 1100 square-feet with two bedrooms. law forcement say the garage, which is detached from thee building, was turned into a bomb-making factory. the couple was stockpiling ammunition and parts. enough, the fbi said today, to make 19 pipe bombs. though not all were the justice department said it is still interested in what farook's mother may have seen or heard. and tonight we are getting our first upclose-look a athe inland regional center. there are people who came here today to pick up cars. there is still police tape surrounding this complex, lester. it is still very much an active crime scene. >> ststhanie. >>> there is late word from authorities that the attack occurred

it's p pt of thehe whole -- please take off your shoes and anything metal in your pocket. put them in this plastic bin. >> my shoes? >> yeah. anything metal. keep your shoe in the bucuct. >> okay. >> that will be fine. that just satisfies that. it's just legalese, blah, blah, blah. anything else metal? >> belly ring, i guess. >> go ahahd and take that off. just throw that in there. all right. how long has it been since you took this off? >> a while. >> wow. do you a aee to provide a hair sample for drug intake analysis? >> i guess. >> i'm sorry. >> i just want to get you on television. >> i'lll be fine. >> i just need to get a clipping of your hair. we're going to get your shot. if anything goes wrong, we'll st sue. do me a favor. look right into the camera and say, i watch jimmy on abc.c. >> i watch jimmy on abc. >> i watch jimmy on abc. >> i watch jimmy on abc. >> i watch jimmy on abc. hold on, we've got to do this first. >> is that a fish? that's a fish. >> that is a fish. the fish did not consent. we're going to take a break. when we return, we will plala america's fav

contract after some of its former executives were convicted of fraudwell-care says it properly informed thehe state before it was picked to help manage the new four- point-two-billion dollar program.the company is asking the state to reverse its decision. our community has been working hard t tough the holidays to make sure every child has presents under the tree this christmas. but another group that needs some love, is getting some holiday help as well. cbs 2 news reporter joy howe is here to expxpin. last hope animal rescue in cedar rapids takes in animals that many other shelters can't. often they need medical attention, and some serious care. they wererin danger of having to shut down and move after christmas, bu their community got wind of it, and donations just money, either. people have been sponsoring the animals with presents of toys and food. and when last hope put up a picture of a rescue puppy from texas, that's got some hefty medic bills, two very young animal lovers stepued up to help. and we just happened totobbthere, when they came in and donateded their own money. we have ou

what's thehe latest on that search of the pond in san bernardino? >> repter:r: t they have yet to reveal anything significant in connection with the case and authorities are trying t find the hard drive from the uple's computer which they hope will pride more answers, robin. >> that is the hope. all right, pierre, thank you. >>> the latest on bowe bergrgdahl, the sergeant who abandoned his post in afghanistan, held captive by the taliban for five years now facing a court-martial or desertion that could give him a life sentence behind bars. >> reporter: bowe bergdahl is facing a court-martial and potential life senentence this morning. the 29ear-old was held hosge by the taliban for five years before beieing rereleased in a high stakes prisoner swap lasast year. but now the american sergeant could be heangack behind bars for life, charged with endangering his fellow troops. a preliminary hearing had recommend a lesser court-martial that would limit prison time to just oneyear. in a terse statement bergdahl's lawyers said he hoped the case would not g

. >> thehe startling accusations shaking up the nfl. linking him to a hum growth hormone after he suffered a potential career-ending injury >>> wipeout. the holiday's hotst gifts leading to hostal visits and fires all caught on camera. even professional athletes taking a tumble. we'll tell you how you can ride it, maybe, without the risks. >>> and good morning, america. we hope everyone had a fantastic holiday weekend. look who we have heretonight. "world news tonight" anchor david muir. no hoverboard accident. times squar that wasme. >>> we want too get right to that middle of the country. you're looking live at dallas, texas, where tornadoes left at least 11 dead there. >> in missouri, this morning, a state of emergency. heavy rains leading to dangerous flash flooding. this drone video showi small creeks now spilling over theheir banks. more than a dozen deaths. 11 states under a winter storm warning. four states u under a tornado threat this morning. >> this huge system i is stretching from new mexico and east. our extreme weather te

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a terrifying ordeal for this family, but the truth is, they're one of thehe lucky ones. 14 people died over the long holiday weekend, as that storm moved through. most of them, david, just like this family, trapped in their cars. >> the water behind ryan therere in dadaas. let's get right to ginger zee, because of the track of this thing, it's still moving. >> reporter: three pockets of danger tonight that i want to take you . let's go east of the rockies. anywhere with a winter weather advisory, still northern plays. only through tonight. but the flood watch goes through tomorrow for a lot of folks in parts of the appalachians. then, you go up to new england and you've got a freezing rain advisory. parts of new hampshire, vermont and maine. you can see that storm spinning there in the midwest, as it moves to the east and that other low there, slow mover. two to three inches of rain could come with that. i think tomorrow into early thursday is when we finally say good-bye to this storm, david. >> and you'll have more on this on "gma." ginger, thank you. >>> we move on now to a troublin

president obama delivered thehe eulogy at his funeral. people are standing together to mend racial tensions in response to the tragedy, mother enuel established the pinckney scholarship fund. the charleston school district approved a new middle school to be named simmons pinckney middle school and in honor of pinckney and the phillips center. we'll remember the reverend for the good he's done and the love he's spread to many people, >> thank you to our special broadcast, i'm armstrong williams willllms, your host, joining us toemember those who died in the summer in charleston. his mother and cousin, we welcome you both to the show.w. many people talk about forgiveness. it sounds good and it does, it sounds so sweet, but i think it's a little easier to forgive when you have not walked in those shoes, but when it's shoes that have been scared by that tragedy,,hile you may forgive, there are other things that goes on that some people cannot understand. >> well, it was pretty hard for me when i firir heard about it, i said, well, if god forg

speaker of the house paul ryan tweeted thehe address was disappointed. bernie sanders issued a is right and we should cottiotnot undermine our righgh as we fight o'seiss. president obama's address was to calm some of the fears people have in the wake of the paris attacks an last week's san bernardinono shooting.. nbc's chris jansing has more. >> reporter: good morning. this president wanted to calm the fears of the american peopleing ackvowledging those fears in the wake of what happened in paris and, of coursesehere in san bernardino. he started by talking about the 14 lives that was lost here if a very personal way but moved on to what the administration is doing to counter the threat by isis, even if it's not clear what roles it might play. increased cooperation and intelligence sharing with our partners. he promised the americans would be strong, part is, resesient and relentless, hunt down everywhere. to what habl an unrelenting set of attacks by a lot off rereblicans, especially on the 2016 campaign trail. and he chose a setting that shows the mome

. >> reporter: security fears the e oss roads of thehe world wednesday. >> i mean, something is going to happen. i'm pretty sure everybody feel safe every day. you can't live your life in fear. >> i love time's square. all the lights and stuff. it's just like you don't know where to look first and it's just likehere's so much to do here. >> happy new year. >> reporter: a party atmosphere with thousands looking out for anyone who might want to ruin it. >>> and despite terrorism threats abroad the nypd says it's detected no specific credible threat for the event in time's square. >>> meanwhile the terror threat appears to be more immediate overseas. with terror threats resulting in a number of arrests. >> reporter: across europe, police are on high alert. belgium two men have been arrested for planning suicide attacks in this historic square due to be filled with new year crowds. authorities canceling fireworks, sising a terrorist threat. in turkey, more arrests after a suicide vest and a backpack filled with explosives were found at an isis safe house in the capital. two men suspected

in a box you are really truly helping to touch an entire family's life. " in addition to toys - - thehe salvation army could also use a few more volunteers to help sort and hand out the gifts - we w wl be right here - - at broad-cast park - - off collins road - to accept your donations - this** thursday - - from 5:00 am - - to 6:30 pm.matt hammil cbs 2 news ten at 10. that is cbs s news ten atatten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are just getting started.coming up... up...the plans jeb bush is making to deal with isis and the syrian refugee criris. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system heldn place by corrupt politics where wall street t nks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a a rrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. cbs 2 this morning, a team of specialists teamed up to perform a first of its

your umbrella because you'll need it in the morning even thehe afternoon, evening. clouds are here, along with the south and rain to of us, on the way early, early tomorrow morning and by 6:00, it will move across the metro area, making for a wet rush hour commute. you have travel plans by air tomorrow, expect delays, nashville, memphis, jackson and st. louis with the potential for severe weather. forecast up and down the east coast, upper 50's new york city, philadelphia, lower at around 70 degrees. the chance for thunderstorms around here. i'll tell you when and the potential for record smashing warmth on christmas eve. a fewn that coming up in minutes. >> thanks. parts of the country are dealing with heavy snow and high winds. you want towhat hear ahead of the busiest travel days of the year. 100 million people are expected to hit the road and more than 38 million will fly january 3. keep a close eye on flights going through atlanta, los angeles, chicago. those are areas where weather be the worst. the other big story we're watching tonight, a secret agent's badg

i wasn't thehe! it doesn't matter that you weren't there. your little senior prank was actually a criminal conspiracy, and when someone gets murdered during the commission of that crime, it's felony murder. please, there e s no conspiracy. you just admitted you were part of a gang. but i quit. i did. a long time ago. oh, come on. we're supposed to believe that? it's the truth! okay, so you quit, but not before telling them you were gonna be going out of town. and now ashley is dead. i swear to god, , had no idea they were gonna hit my houou. i would've warned them ashley was there. i loved ashley. okay, so, who are they, the rest of your merry pranksters? i-i know about dennis, but who else? please. you're asking me to ruin the lives of my friends. you just said you loved ashley, and her life looks pretty ruined to me, don't you think?! they didn'n'just steal from your parents. didn't you notice? they took your stuff, too. don't you think they were sending you a pretty serious message? have you spoken to your co-conspirators since ashley's m

charlie sheen's hiv announcement, kim richards' arrest, justin bieier exposeded what were thehe biggest skanls of 2015? hi, everyone. thanks joining us. nancy o'dell and kevin frazier have the night off. >> here is tonight's top story. >> there is new drama and controversy as teresa giudi set free. >> i think she was overwhelmed with emotion,o be quite honest with you. >> t released reality star had a a b b home hug with her family this morning, a private moment with jo and messages from her children. earlier she posed for her first post prison photo. giudice waseleased at 5:01 this morning and her attorney drove her home. >> she asked me to put on >> camera from the reality show were rolling and family is already stirring up dramam "e.t." has conf that joe gave teresa this brand-new lexus for christmas. psychotherapist robbie ludwig uaid the extravagant gift could backfire. the table flippii of four along with her husband joe pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud just last year. >> i don't know if the court of public opinion will feel teresa really paying her dues. she comes out, she h job o

. >> in thehe sentencing, his legal team claimed he suffered from affluenza, too rich and too spoiled tonow right from wrong. his sentence, only tenears probation and no jl time. a break for investigators coming on christmas eve, a week after this post was reased, offering a $5,000 reward for any information,n, sayinghat he was on the run in this black ford truck, belonging to his mother tanya, who was also missing and believed to be with him. >> they have probably driven that to the border and crossed over. >> reporter: adding that before they set out on there 2,200-mile trek, ththey evenad something akin to a going-away party before they left town. >> reporter: mexican authoritiess were alerted on december 26th and lastime they got m. >> it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack. >> reporter: according to officials when the pair arrived in puerto vallarta, they checked >> a tremendous amount of tourists down there, so american people were prevalent everhere and they wouldn't be somewhere they would stick out. but then they relocated to this shabby apartment building on a quiet

iman shumpert of thehe cleveland cavaliers helped deliver his daughter. his mom said it only two pushes to deliver iman tayla. shumpert jr. right into daddy's hahands. he was actually on the phone he ud a pair of headphones t tie the umbilical cord. impressive. who knew? extra use of headphones. huh? >> yeah. >> shumpmpert's mo famous teammate lebron james apologizing for a scary game. james crushed into a woman sitting courtside. she's the wife of star golfer jan day who posted a pregame picture online. >> afterward james tweeted, "ellie day, i hope you're doing okay. my apologies. i hope you guys come back to another game soon. love l.j." day was taken out of the arena on a stretcher to applause, quite a nice touch and brought to a hospital where it'selieved she stayed overnight. treated. >> just recently gave birth to a child not too long ago. so -- >> i do think --irst of all, the sheer size of him eclipsing her. there's something quite charming about the appuse, right, as she leaves. best wishes to her. >>> and for last night's other highlights from

how is your approach different from thehe average cop, if you will? >> we're in plain clothes, unmarked car. we walk in, it's not i'm officer morrow, officer stevens. i'm joe, this is ernie. we're here to help you. >> reporter: 15% to 20% of law enforcement agencies in the country have crisis intervention training programs. >> suicide, do you know if she's taken an overdose? >> reporter: ernie stevens says he helped start the one here in san antonio. >> that was the call i hated most. there's an individual at this house that has schizophrenia, that's hearing voices, he's talking about suicide. >> reporter: all that changed, officer stevens says, after he reluctantly attended a week-long crisis intervention training class and met a woman with a schizophrenic son. >> she said, one day one of you officers will have to come to me house and you might have to shoot and kill my son. i want you to know that's okay because i want you to go home safe to your family. we made a pact, asked the chief to start a mental health unit to help family members like her. >

the postal service sayaytoday will be the busiest day of thehe holiday season. based on l lt year's volume of 640 million cards, letters, and packages. season, the postal service expects to deliver more than 15 billion items by new year's eve. >>> what have not been heating up exactly are interest rates. many economists say don't expect that to change much this week. the fed reserve is expected to make an historic hike in the benchmark rate for the first time in nearly a decade. it's been hovering near zero since the 2008 financial crisis. but don't expect much. the fed is expected to just nudge the rate by a quarter of a percenen >>> "the hunger games: mockingjay part 2" was tops at the box office for the fourth straight weekend. though this is likely its last time there, with "star wars" expected to crush all competition when it opens next week. "mockingjay" has made more than $245 million so far. "in the heart of the sea" debuted in second place. followed by "the good dinosaur." >>> when we come back, a dangerous situation at a hospital. hundreds of people, m

more than two dozen federal agencies are joining forces with local police to protect thehe 700,000 people expected to attend. the vegas strip also on high alert with more than 300,000 people eected on the streets. police from coast to coast sharing a similar message. >> people shod feel safe this new year's eve because we're there. >> rorter: the new york mayor touting another secret weapon, a new task force, 500 officers working full time, on counterterrorirism. kendis, lauren. >> abc's megan hughes live in washington. megan, thanks. >>> the friend of one of the massacre has been indicted on federal terror charges. those charges against enrique marquez include conspiring and making false statements who he bought the guns used in the shootings. >>> now to the flooding in the midwest which killed more than 20 people. the mississippi and other rivers expected to crest today but widespread damage already. many peoe have been told to evacuate. some had to be rescued. it's t worst flooding since 1993 but that was in the summer. >> flood in the winter is very dangerous. it's really cold out the

at the cleveland institute of music, but one thing he doesn't worry about -- >> that i have thehe best stutunt housing arrangement in cleveland. >> reporter: it is not just an apartment in a luxury hotel or the grand piano in the lounge. it's his housemates. >> i have 100 surrogate grandparents here and they're really dear friends of mine. >> reporter: it is home to both students and senior, novov arrangement combining retirees five years o. >> she eats as much as my family. i see more of her than i do some of my adult grandkids. >> reporter: what could they possibly have in common? turns out a lot. >> we enjoy cooking, sharing a meal, talking about art, talking about music. >> reporter: the students get free housing in exchange for performing once a month. residents say these young neigigors keep them young. >> when you see a young person coming toward you, you want to look alive. you want to look like you're still part of it. >> i see them wearing something or carrying something. what the hell is that? >> reporter: no worries about loud parties -- >> oh, no. >> no. >> we actually can

. >> thehe is a lot of evidence in this case is that doesn't quite make sense. and so we're trying to be very thoughtful to understand it. >> sources tell cbs news that right before the ram page, malik, using another name went on facebook and pledged her allegiance to isis and its leader. but the terror group isn't claiming responsibility for the attack. on friday one isis affiliated website said the two suspects were supporters. comey said so far there is no cyanin from isis communicated with them or provided any guidance. no cyanin --. detail of their lives and understand their motives. >> recovered computer, thumb drives and other media from the home where a couple lived with their six month old daughter. and cell phones officials believe were damaged deliberately. >> this is electronic evidence they tried to destroy and tried to conceal and we now have and are exploiting to try to understand them. >> living in saudi arabia when they met online and married in 2014, they wewen't on t t fbfbs radar prior to the shooting. although farook did communicate with at

are very confident in trump's ability to deal with terrorism, 51% say the same about his approach to thehe econony. and yet, trump remains divisive. 23% of g.o.p. voters said he is the nominee they would be most dissatisfied with. >> we need to take off the blindede of political correctness. >> reporter: drafting close behind trump, texas senator ted cruz. 30% of republican primary voters are very confident cruz could handle terrorism. he's also seen as the second choice o o 26% of trump supporters, outpacing his republican rivals. >> the course of a presidential election, the voters are going to make a decision about every candidate, and ultimately, the decision i whoho has the right judgment. >> reporter: cruz today picked up the endorsement of bob vanderplatt, a leader among scott, vand areplatt has backed the two most recent exwop caucus winners, mike hug bee in two 8, and rick santorum in 2012. >> pelley: major, thank you. today, the investigation of the san bernardino massacre took f.b.i. divers to a lake near the crime scene. they're looking for a hard drive missing from the home of

by basing thehe inside iraq, carter hopes to increase the frequency of raids. capturing isis leaders for interrogation and seizing the information stored on their cell phones and laptops. joint chiefs chairman general joseph dunford. >> our assessment is the operations this force will conduct will provide additional intelligence that ll make our operations much more e eective. force is in addition to the 50 special operators being sent to syria to work with local fighters advancing on the isis capital raqqa. it wil probably require president obama to raise the ceiling on the number of americic troops permitted in iraq from the current 3,500. increasinged raids will also bring increased risk of american casualties. the only american killed in combat since the war on isis began was killed in a raid this past october. scott? >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. today a senate report found that gilead science, which makes a cure for a fatal form of hepatitis, is more interested in profits than patient the cure w invebtsedednder the lea

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. >> thehe's nowhere y y can go, you know. i mean, it's water, but, you know, if there's enough of it, you can't do anything. >> reporter: statewide, more than 12 people have been killed due to thehe extrere flooding. it has washed away homes, highways-- >> that is highway 141. >> reporter: and shut down steve stenger is the executive of st. louis county. are under water? >> it would be difficult to estimate but thanksusa, but very near us right now there are about sevenen miles under water, right where we're standing. >> reporter: that should be dry. >> that should be dry. >> reporter: back in the city of arnold, play-off robert smoke says the worst may be yet to come. >> we're to the point now where the sandbagging, it's not going to hold it back. we're going to lose probably anywhere from 100 to 150 homes will be affected by this flood, it not more. >> repepter: back here in st. louis county where we are despite massive flooding. the county executive says not one person has been hurt or killed since the flooding started. el

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evenenn a part of thehe country where tornadoes are rare, an ef-1 with winds up to 105 miles per hour was confirmed in baleground, washington yesterday. overall, more than 200 roads have been closed and are washed away from heavy rains in washington and oregon. oregon has had more than 120 landslydes which has meant never-ending cleanup for work crews. to the south, pacific storms are churning up 10- to 12-foot waves from san francisco to los angeles. california's sierra nevada mountains were blanketed ba more than a foot of fresh powder. it's the first big snow of the year. because of the drought, yosemite kind of dense snowfall in nearly four years. back in oregon, the snow has been a mess in the valaly but it has meant money in the valley. >> this is the storm we waitd and waited and waited for last year, and it never came. and to have this now at this time when everybody is thihiing about christmas and what they're going to do, this is our christmas. ( no audio ) >> pelley: well, we can't hear david begnaud out there in the snow, but elsewhere, we are december. in fact, it feels l

here we'rere talkiki about what police officerer didn't do, thehe didn't do enough. seat belt. he didn't get him medical help. that's not an easy case to win. >> with this particular officer because there are others involved going on trial, with this particur officer with the charges not perhaps correct for him? >> look, i think and i said this before, i think the prosecutor was overly aggressive here that the prosecutor could have and should have across the board considered lesser crimes here in the hope of getting convictions. the danger always when you look at it and say, wait a second, what. you're alleging that this offir should be sent to prison for doing this? that seems like a ltle much. i think that's a concern. >> the jury may think, yes, he didid somethg wrong but not to the standards to what the charges were. nowhis mistrial, what do you think that says aut the other trials coming up? >> i think these will be very toug trials but some are going to be harder than others. >> we'll be watching, dan, thanks. >>> there are newew-mail questions for a member of the obama c

and welcome to thehe "overnight news." a white christmas is in store for millions of people in the pacific northwest and mountain states. in the deep south, heavy storms will make way for a beaiful day. that includede record-breaking temperatures stretching all the way up the eastern seaboard. that should help people who still have to travel for the holiday. aaa estimates more than 0 million americans will go at least 50 miles over christmas and new year's. most will drive, but nearly 6 million will fly. if you're one of them, you'll find new rules at the security gates. jeff pegues reports. reporter: tsa officials stepped up security after the paris attacks and feel this is another important change. it means more passengers will likely be funneled through those it or not. cbs news has learned that late last week, the transportation security administration quietly changed body scanner protocols at airports. in t ts document, a officials wrote that the agency was updating the ability of individuals to opt out of advanced im

that they hope to recover a digital device from the lake located just three miles from the site of thehe shooting. that's where more survivors gathered re-entering their workplace, everything as it was. >> scary. real sad and looking at my co-woshg co-worker co-worker's desk. >> reporter: yesterday the first the youngest killed in last week's attack. >> just full of life. full of energy and just being who she was. not trying to be someone else. >> reporter: and as the investigation continues, n n word that enrique marquez, the friend of the killer who supplied the assault rifles may have lived a double life. his family members tell abc news they didn't know he had converted to islam or married to a woman with ties to the killer's family. lana zak, abc news, washington. >>> as we grapple with isis inspiring americans to carry out attacks at home, there is a new warning about isis. >> the group creating fake passports to potentially get terrorists into the u.s. brian ross has details. >> reporter: with the u.s. and other countries on high alert for isis attacks, american authorities are wa

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it noses into thehe northeast, and by tomorrow morning, a slick commute for folks in albany and in boston, some ice there. mostly rain from new york city south, but turning to rain by midday across parts of central new englgld. icing, there is the accumulate. 6 to 12 inches of snow across wisconsin in through maine. here in missouri, the rain is mostly over, but residenen have sandbags at the ready to shore up the levies. vid? >> rob marciano, we appreciate it. and the flight cancellations are being felt coaoa to coaststt this hour. more than 1,000 flights canceled in chicago alone tonight. as millions now try to get home. abc's linzie janis is at laguardia airport here in new york. >> reporter: millions of airports acrososthe country >> i've been stranded now in the airport for 50 hours. >> reporter: more than2,000 flights canceled and roughly 4,000 more delayed. vidal mcneal is trying to get back to california after visiting family in chicago. >> i've been on the phone with the airline and they're telling me the soonest they can get me to oakland is thursday morning. >> reporter: others

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there they are on the cover of "people" after he popped thehe question. she makes me a better man and that was the crowning moment of a lovely romance. >> peta and maks top pros on "dancing with the stars." >> meryl and maks. >> bototh mirror ball champions. and now they may have everything in common. the danng duo engaged with a showstopping proposal. it has been an intense romance. their first meeting on broadway 2012 until their relationship ended suddenly after less than a year together. but that was not their final dance. maks and peta reunited in october 2014. they've been together ever since proving one more time it takes two to tango. andd there they are right now. laughing at themselves or laughing at us, one or the other. so, maks, that proposal was reallyly mething. how hard was it toeep it a secret? >> that was very hard. it was very hard and i'm never going to do it again because even if that -- >> well, that's good news. >> half my --- well, yeah. yeah. but half my family found a way to get upset with me not telling them i'm like that was th

for her kids this christmas.the mom of four works hard all year to provide for her family, but when thehe holidada roll around... 19.32.33335 christmas is a wonderful and joyful season, that's what it's all about. ananfor so many y people, that's not what it's about. 19.32.44.06 sometimes no matter how you budget, life just happens. 19.26.03 it's kind of a mixed emotion. kind of sad, but exciting it's lili things you want to provide for your kids and you can't, and so with that, it's just sad on that point, but thisay, you can provide, you cacagive that for your children, and it's an know that we're making a fference in their christmas ((nat bell ring))this year, the need is greater - because more famlies need help, and donations are behind. 19.30.15.14 and if we don't hit our goal this year, we have to take a hard look at our programs for next year, and we don't want to havavto do that. you can help. lindie says they might not extra funds, but they donate their time at the red kettles. 19.27.04 it doesn't take a whole lot to do that, you stand out there for like a two-hour shift and you

>> crazy updada for thehe bigen championship game. michigan state was stopped on first down and second down. l.j. scott looks to be stopped on third down, but finds a way 82-y-yd drive. over 9:04. under 20 to play. back to you guys. >> chris: 22-play drive? >> kirk: think about that. with so much at stake. 17 runs out of the 22 plays. how about mark dantonio? and on a fourth down, they ran an option play with connor cook. >> chris: so, now having those three time-outs, do you kick it deep and play defense? the tigers are expecting an onsides kick. >> kirk: you have to kick an onsides kick. >> chris: they tried a couple. weiler has not succeeded this year. but all of a sudden, you're completely over. they got the stop and forced the field goal attempt. >> kirk: clemson at times tonight their own worst enemy. >> chris: got a couple kickers in there, so,ho is going to there's deception right here. gets the hop -- it was mission handled. ball is still bouncing around and the heels have it at midfield! a flag did come in. >> kirk: i think

police made no arrests in any of thehe calls, and no injuries were reported. all of this, as waterloo police are still investigating a shooting that happened christmas night. officials say this happened in the 100 block of lafayette street. that's just east of downtown. no one was injured, but police say a bullet hit a porch window. officers also found shell casings in the street. police have not made any arrests. police arrested a man who they say stabbed another man in his waterloo home. officers responded to 417 elm street around 1 a-m dar falls courier reports 52-year-old terrance gordon stabbed the man during an argument. gordon faces several charges, including assault and willful injury. a 29-year-old parkererurg man who o dar falls police shot on christmas day two years ago is suing the city of cedar falls. the waterloo- cedar falls courier says zachary church claims his civil rights were violated when officer bob anderson shot him. the lawsuit names olson as defendants. church's attorney says the shooting was completely unprovoked. officer anderson say

. >> r rorter: two confirmed deaths in thehe storm. a woman trapped under a falling tree and another who drowned driving throughgh the floodwaters. and in portland, the coastline getting battered. uprooted. >> reports of cars, you know, in water,r, water over the roadway people trapped in cars. mess. a state of emergency has been declar in 13 oregon counties. the storm now headed east. this area expected to see a second round of wet weaer over the weekend. amy. >> all right, aditi, thank you. as you just heard aditi say it's on the move and ginger moving untry? >> it will and will bring severe storms there.e. let's start with its slapping the coast. you could see waves 20 to 30 feet till in some of those northern california coastal areas in oregon but it goes to southern california as do the wind advisories right through arizona and new mexico and then that storm moves through the ckies tonight and i'm worried aboutage daing wind and isolated tornado from wichita to just st of dallas on saturday and then it moves east on sundaday t of

initially, the believed thehe haha long guns. unsure which kind, witnesses reporting they had on what appeared to be body armor, as well. let's give you an idea of the map. east of l.a., san bernadado, california. a social services center used to help the disabled, but again, unclear what group was actually using it. there are some reports it was a luncime gathering. we have team coverage that continues at this hour. many families still waiting for word on their loved ones. and abc's matt gutman is on the ground night. matt? >> reporter: david, we saw dozens of p pice cars, s.w.a.t. teams, those bear cats pull out of here with incredible urgency and intensity, rushing to that shootout at the car and that's what happened. over the past several hours that we've been here, we've seen so much of an inflow of officers and material towards that building, the irc, and over the past half hour, we've seen so much of this outflowing. all of the focus right now is on those suspects, as investigators are still trying to unfold what happened