and how that can become its own version of unreality. if you only look at body counts that are strictly rational. a disciple of the school and quantified management. in a ton of equipment and ammunition moving down the trail. they kept track of the points. given in the 1960s like there was this religious and quasi- religious and spiritual awakening on so many fronts i gave rationality a bad name that it was this a debacle in vietnam that it became the symbol. that doesn't work. reality does have a way of asserting itself. on the view of my book. carl was a marine company captain in vietnam. and he told the story of his friend who was a pollutant leader. that can't be true because they don't have any trust. sir, i am where i am and where i am icy goddamn trucks. with time for just one question. see mech. >> this is a lot of pressure. the meaning of life. when i hear you describe what comes to my mind. the united states civil war which they trained troops for the battle endeavor and actually fought. i was wondering about the parallel and m

it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> police are looking for whoever did it but they don't have suspects yet. >>> new details on the deadly amtrak train crash in washington state yesterday. the ntsb confirmed today that the train was traveling 50 miles an hour over the speed limit when it jumped the tracks. we also learned that positive trn safety system that slows the train when it's going too fast was installed on the track but it wasn't being used yet. >> at the end of the day, crashes like this one and the dozens that have happened before cost even more when it comes to the toll in human lives and in dollars. >> washington state transportation officials say the positive train control was due to be activated next year. the crash killed three people and injured more than 100 others. part of interstate 5 remains shut down indefinitely. >>> tomorrow, a judge is set to make an election day recount official. the democrats go through a rare 50/50 tie with republicans in the virginia house of delegates.

eastern unreal america. the training film on welcome affection about inappropriate behavior in the workplace. >> i make a lot of decisions, i do evaluation reports, sign passes and leaves and if you want to get a loan will be beneficial to to be a little nicer to me. >> and on eight on andrew jackson's efforts to challenge and cripple the bank of the united states during the 1830s. >> the president before said anything like this. of the president's had warned americans about entangling foreign alliances or against sectionalism and partisanship at home, jackson warned them against control their own government by the rich and powerful. >> american history tv, only on c-span three. this weekend, the city's tour takes you to saratoga springs, located in upstate new york. with the help of our partners will explore the history litter for the city. saturday at new dniester nonbook tv. >> this is where ulysses grant and his memoirs was dying of throat cancer. his family was facing serious financial problems. at this

it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> james was 17 years old. jordan 11s just came out about two weeks ago. police say they don't have any suspects. >>> police believe a registered sex offender may have tried to contact multiple children online with hopes of luring them to his home. 63-year-old ramon reyes is back in jail for raping a 12-year-old boy he met frederick, maryland, to pick up the 12-year-old last week. he took the boy to a silver springs apartment and raped him. police want to hear from any parents who think their child may have been contacted by reyes. >>> the new year will bring -- >> a welcome change for commuters who take a major road through the district. the second segment of beach drive is set to reopen on january 8th. that runs from park road and children's street to broad branch road. the second part of a three-year reconstruction project. crews have been busy resurfacing the roadways. they fixed drainage systems, added trees, new sidewalks and walking paths. the entire project is expected to be completed by 2019. >>> it's

>> unreal. somehow we have got to stop that for sure. 6:08 now. >> well, major shift in foreign policy. >> yes, big time, president trump is expected to announce this morning, that the united states will recognize jerusalem as israel capitol. and that is going to try to move the us embassy over the next few months from tel-aviv to jerusalem. right now both palestinians and israelis claim jerusalem as their capitol. the president's plan is supported strongly by israel and christian evangelicals in the united states. but many world leaders say it could undo decades of peace progress, and lead to violent protests across the world, which could happen very soon. >>> and an entire country, out of the olympics. the major scandal that led to the olympic committee, suspend suspending russia from next month's games. >> and we all know you shouldn't drink and driver. but what about drinking and droning? one state push to go make that i will legal, too. >> where dot weirds stories come from? >> florida. >>

>> unreal. that was tieson chandler with a dunk as time ran out. >>> in your face. >> yeah. >> thrilled about winning. >> someone is getting resigned. >>> 5:17. mike is coming up in a minute. kari hall joins us with a look at the weather. >> looking at more of the dry weather around the bay area. we are going to break down how much rain we are lacking. let me get you out the door in case you are about to head out. it is 34 degrees in the tri-valley as we look live from pleasanton to the right side of the screen. peninsula, 45 degrees and 45 in san francisco. check out the fog rolling through. a beautiful scene there and giving us breezy wind to the inland areas, helping to mix up that air. today is not a spare the air day. we have improved air quality, temperatures reaching low to mid-60s. 63 degrees in danville. oakland, 60 degrees and 57 degrees in daly city. more clouds there and also in san francisco. 59 in the mission and navato at 61 degrees. check out the seven day forecast at the bottom

, describe the unreal for me. what exactly did you see? >> i mean, it looked like a scene out of a movie and having that many train cars off of something that you drive under so frequently. i drive under that overpass all of the time. we saw primarily the two train cars and the one coming off basically the side towards us to the north and the one falling off to the south, but probably the hardest thing was seeing the car that was trapped underneath the train car on our side. it almost seems like the accident had been there for some time because it was so quiet. it's hard to believe that it just happened, but when we saw the first cop car we realized it just happened and we had to have only missed it by a couple of minutes. >> so you're heading on to work as you would any other day on i-5. you go under this overpass. you see the train. do you see the train at that point or you only see the train when you look in your rear-view mirror? >> only when we saw, we were looking to see why traffic had built up and we had t

. >> no, and -- and it felt unreal.t felt unreal. >> reporter: however, as you say, the police told you'd taken out the trash. and did they essentially leave you alone after that? >> they dropped me off at my house and they -- my family members had nothing to worry about. >> reporter: you went on rebuilding your life. >> correct. >> reporter: but as they say, don't count your chickens. >> and don't judge a book by its cover. was this a story of self-defense or revenge? >> i can't let this go. i won't let this go. an eye for an eye. >> i just couldn't believe what i heard. concern in a quiet south bay community. new details about the violent incident... at a popular gathering spot. plus. plus: the white house... firing back... after a report surfaces about controversial comments the president made... about immigrants. --and apple... facing a serious backlash... over what it )s doig to older iphones. tonight, hear from the teen... who revealed the practice. that )s tonight at 11. >> reporter: cindy carballo's husband had

. >> wow, unreal. >>> thanks, steve. >>> lets get back to the latest when it comes to the terror attack that happened yesterday in new york, attempted terror attack, surveillance video captured the explosion yesterday near port authority. bus terminal in manhattan. suspect akayed ullah is a brooklyn resident who immigrated from bangladesh on a family visa nearly seven years ago. fbi believes he act add loan and that the attack was not part of the larger plot. >>> twenty-seven years old, he was only one seriously injured officials say he strapped the pipe bomb to his chest before going in to that subway station. the device malfunctioned and detonated. three others suffered minor injuries when suspect was arrested he did tell police that the tack was inspired by isis. >>> it was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals thank god our first responders were there so quickly address the situation. >> meanwhile port authority police are identifying four officers, as the heroes who apprehended this guy, just moments after he detonated the homem

it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> so sad. james was 17 years old.just two weeks ago. >>> we've been following the graduation scandal surrounding prince gorges county schools. >> now the county school ceo is speaking out. news 4's megan fitzgerald is live. megan, what do we know about this case so far? >> reporter: so, eun, we're learning a lot of new things. you know, that's the exact same question that a lot of these parents had when they came here and packed the auditorium. they were angry because they say that the ceo of prince gorges county public schools dr. kevin maxwell knew that there were problems within the school district for a year before that audit went underway and still they say he did nothing about it. so they came to this meeting demanding answers and wanting to know why. night maxwell told parents he didn't know that nothing was done to fix those grading issues in the county. he took several questions from the audience. many parents saying his lack of oversight is unacceptable. so keep in mind here the state audit found that more t

so many mistakes that joshua cole says it is almost unreal. >> i honestly don't know how to feel. and sayith my friends this is like "house of cards." melissa: the campaign filed for a recount in stafford county circuit court and filed a restraining order and circuit court to keep the state board of elections from certifying the race until the issue is resolved , but the race was certified anyway. >> whether we win or lose, that is not the issue. the issue is making sure that peoples voices are heard and votes are counted. melissa: cole is still attendin for the day he may become the delegate from the 20th district. a big reminder tonight for drivers, toll lanes of i-66 go live tomorrow morning. you have to have an e-z pass or e-z pass flex. whether you are driving alone or with somebody, you have to pay up, but those with two or more people can ride for free with e-z pass flex. find out more information about the new tolls by downloading the abc 7 news app. if you missed tonight's super moon, brian has some amazing photos. brian: this is from our photojournalist, bill walker. thi

it's untrue, it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> because you can't excepted your children outside to play, for one. and we all walk around here with jordans. they can kill for our shoes. >> reporter: that's tamila harris. she said she's live here a couple of years. she says there's a lot of gunfire in this neighborhood. >>> do you feel scared to walk up here at night? >> yes, yeah. >> reporter: you don't come out here at night? >> huh-uh, i don't. i don't be outside past 6:00. >> reporter: now, people who live around this playground say they want more protection. as for ms. smith, she says she wants justice, justice for her son. now back to you. >> such a senseless crime. thank you, pat collins reporting. >>> a community leader in d.c. is fiesing charges after a drunk driving stop ended with him reportedly urinating at a police station. officers pulled over paul tranthem just over in prince george's county. they say he had blood shot eyes, smelled like alcohol and refused a field sobriety test shouting he knew

it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> james was 17 years old.11s he was wearing came out just about two weeks ago. >>> 5:50. warning about a loud blast you may hear in our area today. the controlled explosion will take place at the medical center metro in bethesda. expected to happen sometime between 10:30 this morning and 1:30 in the afternoon. crews are building a tunnel underneath rockville pike so be warned. you don't want to all of a sudden call 911 because you heard something crazy. >> sometimes you have to blow stuff up. >> therapeutic? >> right. >> talking about something personal? >> no. >> we are approaching the winter solstice tomorrow. can you believe it? >> that's a good thing though, right? doesn't that mean our days get longer? >> they start the day after tomorrow. >> yes! >> you'll notice today will be five seconds shorter daylight than yesterday. >> oh. >> tomorrow will be three seconds shorter daylight than today. >> i should feel that this afternoon sometime? >> somewhere around 4:50:35. that's when you'll -- >> i'll text you

>> it sounds unreal. y it. >> olympic team [ laughter ] >> the best woman was when she crossed the line she was pumping her fists so hard and she slipped. you know, i got a picture of that. [ laughter ] >> that was the movement. >> what happened? >> i was like holy cow i'm on the team now let me just cheer some more and i guess my feet got crazy and then i fell. the only thing that i could do was cheer because it was such a happy moment for me. >> speaking of cheering who could forget that sign. >> kick some hieny bini. >> dad. >> where is that sign right now? >> it's in the trash somewhere? >> no. >> so it still exists. >> yeah, it's in her room. >> will that go kick some hieny biny sign olympics. >> yeah, we decided it is. >> when mame and her father returned to west virginia they all returned to where the olympic story began. >> you're like a superstar around here. has it zung in yet? >> nope. this is the beginning. this is what happened and i don't know. [ laughter ] >> well that beginning happened ri

. >> to be able to kill somebody and to receive a not guilty verdict is just unreal. and that just goes to show that our sanctuary city laws are not working. >> there were a few protesters at the vigil as well. they criticized organizers for using her death as a way to demonize immigrants. >>> oakland city workers will be on strike for the fourth straight day. oakland mayor libby schaaf said the city put the last offer on the table. problems in oakland seem to be adding up. the city is losing money on parking enforcement since those officers are not on duty. and no one is cleaning up the garbage at homeless encampments. many city buildings will be closed today including senior centers and libraries. >>> security forces in israel expect more violence today in east jerusalem and the west bank. palestinian demonstrators have been clashing with israeli troops since president trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital on wednesday. palestinian protesters burned american flags and pelted israeli soldiers with rocks. tear gas and water cannons were used to try to break u

. >> something like this is unreal. >> reporter: he told an undercover agent he could do it december 18 to the 25th and said christmas is the perfect day. he offered his services a it's a truck driver to support the cause. he has worked here since august 21st. >> this brings the terror stuff way too close to home. >> reporter: the manager says the towing company is cooperating with the fbi in every way possible. they may have intended to use it as part of the planned terror attack. >> very disturbed. >> very disturbed. he was discharged from the u.n. marine corps for fraudulent enlistment because he hadn't listed his asthma history. he was trained in both the m-16 and ak-47. after an fbi employee accidentally called him from a 202 area code and hung up, the next time an undercover agent spoke to him, he said he had reconsidered. still wlrgs they executed a search warrant this week, they found a letter that says you have all brought this upon yourselves. as well as his will, firearms and ammunition. >> abc7 news was at pier 39 moments after we learned about this plot. the threat of te

. >> it's unreal a priest. >> for decades ageson never apologized to the family and never paid the court ordered $23,000 judgment. wusa 9 has learned the butler family turned down a meeting with ageson. >> i don't think the butlers are ready and prepared father ageson. >> they also got that letter that was the former kkk leader says he's deeply sorry and that the only thing that kept them from apologizing directly was shame. >> if you're a priest and you're asking for forgiveness you've had plenty of time for it. >> the butlers aren't quite ready to accept that apology. now for attention is turning to the catholic church in the role it might have played. >> the catholic church dropped the ball because they knew of ageson and his past. >> wusa 9. >>> and die diocese. his future as a catholic priest has not been decided we're told. we posted the full two page apology online wusa9.com. >>> we've got some breaking news out of virginia now where the search for over. she was killed nearly eight years ago and butler's brother says can dar dogs located. the butler's ex-boyfriend's confessed to i

>> it's unreal. i mean, look, that's what you work hard for.e fact that i'm nominated is unreal to me. >> jimmy: so you're still doing stand-up. you actually -- you have three more 2017 dates. >> yes. >> jimmy: you don't stop, buddy. >> i don't stop. my "irresponsible tour" is on the way. kicking off. >> jimmy: 12 -- 21st of december, you're in hollywood, florida. >> yes, i am in hollywood, florida. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude, you can see kevin hart! kevin hart lives there. they already know kevin hart from hollywood, florida. >> well, that's why i'm not going to invite him. >> jimmy: no, come on! [ laughter ] he's already there. he beat you to it. he's there already. >> yeah, exactly, exactly. he brought me. he ran to the show. >> jimmy: he ran to the show. yeah, he's there waiting for you. >> no, kevin hart, if you are in hollywood, florida, it would be an honor to shake your hand for doing way better than me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the 30th you're at mohegan sun, and 31st in orlando, florida. >> yes. yes. >> jimmy: ha

>> it's unreal. >> you laugh every time i say it. >> olympic team. >> the first black woman and she's a trail blazer. the incredible story is on the way. >> gadgets, vacations, and food, what you're searching for online this holiday season. >> and were you searching for this online. we've got a list of president trump's most re-tweeted tweets of 2017. stick around. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. they also know you need to get your annual check-up.iness. now, with one touch using the mycigna app, you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. cigna. together all the way. >>> as we start winding down 2017 a list

later on kd -- he was unreal and he has been since steph curry has been out.e had 17 points and 11 rebounds. the king of catch and release. klay thompson. four straight threes. the blowout continues. everybody touches it. the warriors 112-97. they are 23-6. they play the lakers monday night.>>> the sharks are north of the border. three straight games. myers scores the first goal. we pick it up still tied. sharks power play. the put back -- his eighth of the year. 2-2 in the third. 3-2 final sharks.>>> thursday night football. it would have been a good matchup a few years ago. future quarterback may be. andrew luck no more peyton manning. trevor siemian -- brock osweiler takes advantage of his opportunity. 22 yards. broncos lead by 1. osweiler watch him thread it. love that camera angle. 25-13 broncos. two teams that you will not see -- in january.>>> that is the sporting life.>>> thank you for joining us. modern family is coming up next. good night. phil, honey! check it out. grandpa sent us another postcard from his rv trip. "mount rushmore? i wish the tour g

alex ovechkin could not do it last night, but he was unreal tonight, off the bar and in for the game-winnerin 4-3. devastating news for the maryland men's basketball team. head coach mark turgeon announced sophomore justin jackson will undergo shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum and he will miss the season. he averaged almost 10 points per game and had a team-high eight rebounds per contest. virginia tech taking on oklahoma state in the camping world ball in orlando. hokies trailing, tech down 20-1 4. rudolph with the strike to james washington, 65 yards for the score. oklahoma state tops virginia tech, 30-21. and the navy absolutely demolished virginia this afternoon in the military bowl. jonathan: that was rough. erin: yeah, you don't want to be virginia right now. nancy: it is perfect cuddle wea ther. erin: what are you trying to say? nancy: it is very cold. bill: you are thinking positive. we are barely above freezing friday and saturday. snow potential late tomorrow night into saturday morning. we will watch that. but it will just be cold. jo jimmy kimmel's next. nancy: had a grea

erin: alex ovechkin has been unreal this season.o tonight, ovie led the nhl with 20 goals, and he got more tonight at capital one arena. scoreless in the first, the caps fighting for possession. tom wilson gets the steal, the pass to ovie, nicklas backstrom, 1-0 washington. fantastic teamwork to get the caps on the board. still in the first, wilson again. this time he turns and fires and it gets passed forsberg on the short side. wilson got two goals and assists on the night. the caps win big, 6-2. redskins tight end jordan reed did not participate in practice today and it appears unlikely he will play against the chargers sunday. this has been a lost season four reed. he has now played in as many games as he has missed the season, six, and he is on pace for career lows in just about every category. challenging. definitely challenging right now. it is one of the hardest times in my life right now i'm dealing with. i think i can get through this and just keep doing what i've been doing. erin: and 53-year-old rafael wants to ma bill:

it seems unreal. we lost an amazing human being. >> officer camilleri was killed christmas eve when a suspected drunk driver, also under the influence of drugs slammed into a vehicle the officer was in. we have been following chp doing the investigation. officers are out in full force looking for people speeding and drunk-driving. the latest arrest numbers, 917 drivers arrested for driving under the influence statewide, it's up 50% from last year. >>> an investigation under way after another fire along a south bay freeway. this one, in san jose, under highway 87 overpass. firefighters say it started in the homeless encampment. a portion of it was closed while crews put out that fire. just last week, police arrested a transient for starting fires along 680. >>> a neighbor is on edge after a series of small fires that appear to have been intentionally set. it's an all too familiar story. a walking trail fire was put out quickly by firefighters monday. neighbors say they have seen dozens of small fires.

>> it sounds unreal. >> you laugh every time i say it. olympic team. you are on the olympi >> i'm on. >> now maame biney is just like any 17-year-old kid. she loves to have fun. in another part of our exclusive interview with the future olympian we asked offbeat questions. you have to see this. she was not ready for what happens about to happen. >> what do you want for christmas? (laughing) i want a dog. i want a dog or a cat. that's it. just those two things. >> a dog or a cat or a dog and a cat. >> a dog or a cat. >> what do you think dad would say? >> no. >> is there a food you eat that you know you should not eat but you eat anyways? >> burgers. i love my burgers. i love burgers so much. >> what is your favorite song right now? >> ed shn song. can you? >> no. i'm not going to sing it. it makes me cry. >> if you would like to see the entire rapid nine questions with maame biney go to our wusa 9 sports facebook page. don't forget at 11:00 we'll show you maame biney's journey from ghana to the united states and why her mother hasn't been around to see

unreal.s down losing their first game who four regular season game the last two years, three of come to butler. >>> elsewhere st. joes on the road at george washington james demry buried the three. he scores the game high 24 for st. joes. it is not enough. gw wins 70-64. they have lost four of five. >>> lasalle final second of the half against st. louis powell drives, scoops, scores powell drops a team high 28 and the half. morris had 20 more. lasalle wins conference opener 23, 83-60. explorers are seven-seven. drexel by the way loses. temple is just underwaynst houston. jeff. come o are "a in 2018 with one of the coldest days we have seen in a long timeve a snowy scene in the airport meteorologist adam jose your exclusive ion right back. me for a final check of the accu weather not good. >> not star on this seven day in thhat i all. o theer er one place that likes it is mountain sky six spring mountain snow borders and skiers out there, in fact, not too bad after that fresh powder, the winds

that it almost looked unreal like someone had just train cars and tossed them around. diane and kendis. >> they certainly look like that was the case and the rain is not making it very easier for those crews out there, maggie, thank you. the derailment highlighting how train technology in the united states has not kept pace with other countries like japan where there is more automation and speed control. >> the president tweeted the train accident shows more than ever why our soon-to-be submitted infrastructure plan must be approved quickly. his budget plan has proposed slashing certain subsidies for amtrak in favor of future transit projects locally funded. >> we'll keep our eyes on that. >>> in the meantime, new concerns being raised after that travel nightmare at the atlanta airport after that power outage that led to 1100 flights being canceled being blamed on a fire inside a tunnel. the investigation expected to take days. the question is why one tunnel carries the main lines and backup lines. operations are returning to normal although some passenger also have to

. >> it all happened so fast that it just really unreal. the thomas fire has destroyed home after home. >> i was helping will cover them at the station do the santa rosa stuff. this is awful. i can't imagine. now i'm someone with a go fund me. they work to salvage what they can. they worry how much the fire will destroy before firefighters can get the upper hand. s >> you just know anything can happen and starting to get the feel of what happened in northern california earlier in the year. tonight the fire is once again moving in direction. neighbors are being evacuated. it's been raining ashes. reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> she toured some of the destruction. you can follow along on twitter. this video quickly went viral. a driver shot this while driving on the 405 on his way into work. a mountainside engulfed in flames. this is part of the fire, the new one that erupted. it burned dangerously close to the world famous getty museum. it also shut down the 405. traffic was a mess but all lanes have since re-opened. >>

unreal. actually, i want to take you out first and for most to one of the live network shots. let me take to you a shot outside the cottage school. in is in roswell. you might be scratching your head. where is roswell? this is in georgia. look, there is still snow on the ground in george a now, this is about 30 miles north of atlanta. where they actually in atlanta were into the mid 50's yesterday. so a l tortunity to melt away. but they had so much that it is still out there. so it just is unbelievable the kind of just holding power some of that snow had. it is still out there. again, back through alabama, in northern georgia in parts of western north carolina, than you even do in the dakotas. that's crazy. just the way that the latest storm system was able to set up. now, we look at our current snow cover. there is still some out encountr tricky travel because of the snow that's left behind. but these darker shades of blue are starting to dwindle away, as granted going to eventually get pretty cold. but today we do rebound upper four's in many spots, should help get melting

>> it sounds unreal. [000:24:58;00] time i say it.mpic team. >> the best moment was when she crossed the line. she was pumping her fist so hard and she slip -- you know, i got a picture of that. that was the moment. >> reporter: what happened? >> i was like holy cow. i'm on the team now, let me just cheer some more. and then i guess my feet got crazy and -- and then i -- and then i fell. the only thing that i could do was, like, cheer because it was such a happy moment for me. >> reporter: speaking of cheering, who can forget that sign? kick some heinie biney. where is that sign now? >> it's in salt lake city. >> >> reporter: in the trash somewhere? >> no. >> reporter: so someone has it. will that sign make it to the olympics? >> yeah, it >> reporter: when mame is her father return to rest in virginia, they return to the place where the olympic story began. you're like a super star around here. has it sunk in yet? >> nope. this is the beginning. this is what happened and -- i don't know. >> reporter: but that beginning happened right

. >> it's unreal. it really kind of -- it's a gut check on how strong the fire is, just trying to get out of the way and save as many lives as possible. >> reporter: for now, luis contreras and his home are safe. >> we're blessed, we're blessed. >> reporter: but there is no rest for him or fire crews who know what high winds may bring. >>> and as we now watch the fire coming down these hill sides and spreading to more populated areas there is a new evacuation for montecito, frances. >> kristen, thank you. >> the thomas fire closed in on the beach towns of carpentry a, a celebrity haven. among those in the path oprah winfrey writing, peace be still. and actor rob lowe is packing up his home. scott cohn is there where schools are closing over the growing threat. scott, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, philip. that is just one of the many disruptions here. those are the hills above carpentry a still burning. this was not the way the fire crews had hoped that the weekend would go. they thought they

. >> unreal. >> trudging up that hill there. >> well done. >> here's a look at the center city.l, it looks like it's going to be a frosty start to the new year katie we've seen the temperatures just dipping down and they're not coming back any time soon. >> yeah, that's the thing and it looks like we're going to spend a couple hundred hours below freezing by the time it is all said and done. yes, this is a long hall stretch for our area of some very, very cold air. the kind of cold that we've seen before certainly but when you got it in this kind of a stretch of time and also the time people are trying to get out, it's new year's, you might be going out for parties or the fireworks you really want to pay attention to this because this is going to be something that really has an impact on you. let's go to one of our live network cameras. it's a beautiful looking shot but then you glance to the left-hand side of the screen you see just how cold it is. it's only 13 outside tulpehocken junior senior high school. the snow hasn't had a chance to melt away. with that wind it's not even

that is just unreal. >> look at them.inally starting to ever so slowly come back to being puppies. >> take all my money. >> yes. >> that's exactly why these guys put the videos out there. they do operate based on donations so if you want to support their cause, obviously they are making a huge difference. this is a moment you've all been waiting for. >> yeah, we need our happy ending. >> look at this. they're clean. they're happy. they're cozy. but it gets better than this, because after hours of searching, they found mama, too. >> awesome. >>> you guys have been so a music fest snivel. >> yes. >> they could be fun, like woodstock, people are still talking about it, but you got to put up with grungy bathrooms and stolen phones, no showers for four days. i've got a music festival for everybody and it's for a great cause. >> welcome to bedstock. ♪ when i was 6 years old i broke my leg ♪ >> i'm in. >> yes, bedstock, literally going into its fourth year and bedstock can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own bed, to be hones

. >> it's unreal, a gut check on how strong the fire is. just trying to get out of the way and save as many lives as possible. >> reporter: for now louise contreras and his home are saved. >> we're blessed. >> for him and fire crews don't know what high winds tonight will bring. as we watch theire spreading down the hills to more populated areas, kate, we have a new evacuation warning for montecito. >> kristen dahlgren out west. chris tep, thank you. >>> less than two days to go before the controversial senate election in alabama. today we're hearing the strongest endorsement yet from president trump and new denials from republican candidate roy moore who has been accused of sexual misconduct. gabe gutierrez reports from alabama on the latest. >> reporter: tonight president trump with his most direct involvement yet in the critical alabama senate race. >> hi. this is president donald trump and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. it is so important. >> reporter: the president recording this robocall for republican roy moore. >> i'm goin

piece of luck for them so the context here is that nikki haley and the washington seems to be in a unreal world largely because they've just lost big time syria they lost syria they lost to the russians in the syrians and the rain ians and has paula now what's the proper reaction to that well the proper reaction to be is to come back and sort of sort of reassess where we are but you know the saudis and the israelis who have this sort of unholy alliance now the israelis and the saudis are out to put all kinds of pressure. on the run for reasons well if they're going to they're going to accuse iran of forestry terrorism like no one else in the world well they're about three decades late there are other countries that enjoy that title now one of saudi arabia and as far as moderate rebels are concerned of course the united states is a major sponsor ray why why and we can look at the timing of this why do you think the us is trying to put more pressure on iran now i mention syria and of course the alliance was formed wasn't it between iran was part of that kind of peacekeeping. mechanism that

officer telling me when he first got here he could not believe what he saw that it almost looked unrealt someone had taken toy train cars and tossed them around. in dupont washington maggie rulli channel6 "action news." >> thank you maggie. the crash in washington state was reminiscent of the deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. amtrak 188 went off the tracks while going into a turn at more than 100 miles an hour in may of 2015. eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured. the ntsb investigation found the train was going more than twice the speed limit and that existing safety technology to automatically slow down the train could have been prevented the crash. amtrak, as you heard, says that technology was not in use with the washington derailment, either. we will be following the latest developments for the fatal amtrak derailment on "action news." you can also head to 6abc.com for updates and to view video clips and pictures from the scene. >> new this morning a gunman is it on the run after shooting a man to death in his own home. police were called to the 600 block

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and then he retreats a fake video that was unreal but that's ok because that gets his message out there and then we have just gotten this the phone just charlie will please he then gets backed up by his press secretary who says well whether it was fake or not doesn't really matter because we've got the debate going. well again he is getting the debate going in that is important he's going over the heads of the journalists who have been given the guy i think only want to say rough ride he's been giving him a very unfair ride in how they're reporting stories now as far as these these tweets are concerned. these films far as i was concerned told a narrative and i think it is a very correct narrative it is someone who is in london there has been some problems with with terrorism here obviously. i think it was far as mrs may is concerned he would she would have been far better i think to of very quietly picked up the phone and said excuse me donald did you know that this this group is not what you may think it is. a racist group and it would have been fixed but to embarrass the president tha

i hope to see you >>> thing something like this is unreal. >> a father in shock.marine accused of plotting a christmas day terror attack targeting a san francisco hot spot. >> here is the very latest on the man accused of plotting a terror attack on peer 39 in san francisco. during christmas week. 26-year-old everitt aaron jameson. he is charged with attempting to supply support to a foreign terrorist organization, specifically the islamic state. >> he was discharged from the marines where did he receive sniper training. according to court documents, jameson chose peer 39 because he knew it would be crowded. the documents cite an fbi informant who said he had facebook posts about terror attacks, including the one in new york city that left eight people dead. >> abc news reporter melanie woodrow is live with this developing story. >> reporter: according to these documents, everitt jameson had offered his services as a tow truck driver to help, quote, support the cause. this is where he had been working at anderson's towing since august. we talked to his boss a shor