i don't know after valencia.ove the valencia oranges. >> i do too. >> nice orange. >> i like saturation. i am a big saturation guy. >> really? see, i don't even know the names, i just know how many over that i like. >> saturation i think is about four, five over to the right. >> four, five over, okay. >> pregnant mom, love to so. i like low fi. how do you say that? >> low fi. >> next pro two, good one too. >> traditional names. >> mostly saturation. >> oh, stopping, when it comes to baby names. ready for this? sophia emma, olivia, av a&m ia. i'm surprised miah is not replacing mia. because i know me a. >> every name ends with a a. >> yes. top names for boys, jackson, we know a thousand of those, aiden, i know 4,000 of those, liam, i node 42,000 of those, like as, and noah. >> we know little baby noah around here. >> sure do hey, karen, now, remind us of your three boys. their names, because they're interesting. >> well, quinn was unusual for one minute, when i first named him, eight years ago, now there are a mil

, cnn. >> our nick valencia is on his way to texas. he's hit some trouble with the weather but he should be on the ground for us later in the show. for more on the situation on the ground, i'm joined on the phone by dan halliburton, a volunteer with the red cross in texas. you're there in rowlet just outside of a dallas shelter. first of all, describe what you're seeing and how bad the area is where that storm touched down. >> first and foremost today is a miserably cold day. we have had nothing but steady, cold rain all day long, sometimes very, very heavy downpours, mixed in with lightning and thunder. and you can imagine the problem that that creates for everyone who's part of this recovery effort. the debris and damage we've seen is as bad as any major tornado that i've seen, and i've seen a number of them. and the neighborhoods are very, very hard hit. our shelter here in rowlett is open. we have several open in the area. the folks stayed with us last night. today they're back trying to get into their neighborhoods to see what's l

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those who is survived have a harrowing story, and nick valencia has that. >> reporter: this christmas scenes of devastation in parts of the south and midwest, and heavy rain causing widespread flooding across north georgia and tornadoes tearing across several states. >> it started hearing a real loud roar and getting louder and louder, and i said, we need to get into the house now. >> it sounded literally like freight train and the horn, and it was coming. >> in mississippi, the only thing left of their home was a p porch. they were inside when they saw the tornado coming, and they ran and hid in this truck. >> not one thing left in my house. nothing pu all of that debris. >> reporter: this building may have saved tony's life when a tornado hit perry, tennessee. >> i had my grandson under my arm, and everybody got in except for my sister in law, and i'm yelling at her, come on. you know, and she got in and as soon as she did, i shut the door. >> the tornado foked the house off of the foundation, but he and six others survived by taking cover in the storm shelter. >> you won't know how

in valencia at 19 degrees celsius, it's nearly beach weather. >> translator: it's marvelous.this time of year toen joy the beach. >> reporter: moscow's red square without snow, the christmas there was anything but white. green slopes in germany's ski resorts forced people into more year around attractions like the alpine sled run. >> translator: there are people who come to go skiing, so some are saying this is not ideal weather, but a lot of people are familiar with the surrounding and find other activities. >> reporter: but why is this happening? meteorologists are chalking it up to el niÑo. it occurs when ocean temperatures in the pacific are unusually high. the warm water changes weather patterns all over the world. it happens every two to seven years, and this years is expected to be one of the worst on record. el niÑo also being blamed at least in part for disastrous bleeding in the united kingdom and severe weather events in parts of the united states as well. >>> and now to southern california where firefighters continue to battle a wild fire. they're making great pro

we get more from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: the damage of the tornadoes that ripped through dallas has been extraordinary. this is the closest we have been able to get to the damage a quarter mile away. road closures have made it impossible to get to the affected areas after the tornado ripped through on saturday night. the force was so strong, it ripped off the roofs of the apartment homes behind me. a storage facility with cars flipped over. more than 600 structures affected as a result of the storms. when you consider the force of the ef-4 tornado, up to 200 mile per hour. 11 people killed as a result of the storm system that swept through here. texas governor grek abbott declaring a disaster zone for four counties in texas. miguel, christine. >>> thank you, nick. the governor of missouri declaring a state of emergency. storms packing torrential rain pummeling the state triggering flash floods and road closures. authorities reporting more than 100 water rescues. residents are being warned not to leave their homes. look at the ford dealership in springfield. highways and roads i

nick valencia reports. "i thought i was dead you know, i was waiting for the tornado to suck me gave me a second chance."for josh white, the chance to walk away from a deadly e4 tornado here in garland texas, almost didn't come. "i was running towards my closet and the doors and everything started caving in stuff started flying through the windows things were just hitting us, i could feel it hitting us bricks everything."he hid with his wife and five year old son with just a mattress to protect them from winds up to 200 miles per hour. "this has made me realize how fragile life is you know but try to do better."eleven people were killed in texas alone this weekend when tornadoes ripped through the state, tearing apart buildings, leaving skeleton structures and shattered wood behind. the destructive winds are part of a massive storm system wreaking havoc across the nation with a deadly mix of tornadoes, ice, blizzards and flooding stretching from new mexico to maine. at least two dozen people have died and m

nick valencia was in the courtroom, and in fort bragg, north carolina, and also in the st studio, isrry solis, and former jag attorney and let's go out to you, nick valencia, what did you see in the courtroom? >> well, about ten minutes before the arraignment got under way, it was as if he was intentionally not trying to make eye contact with the people inside of the room. he showed up in dress blue, and clean shaven and clean shaven head, and his hair was so short that you could see a scar on his head. and perhaps from his captivity. and he responded sir, yes, sir, to a majority of the questions. he did not enter a plea today. and he also deferred whether or not he wanted a trial by jury or judge, and finally, he waived the right to the hear the for mall charges read to him in a courtroom. those charges, one is desertion, and he could face up to five years in prison, and the second being misbehavior in the enemy in which he could face life in prison. and surrounding this, the presiding officer recommended a special court-martial where he would only have a year in confinement, but th

first though, i do want to go straight to nick valencia, live in garland, texas, this morning. nick, you and i were speaking last night. the conditions were so bad, it was knocking your camera out. you were hearing from people who survived these storms. we have 11 lives lost. what are you seeing on the ground? >> this is the closest we've been allowed to get so far, poppy. you can see the force of this ef-4 tornado that ripped through the area. this specific apartment complex suffering the brunt of the damage. behind me, you see the tornado ripped through that brick wall. that's the path the tornado took, taking the lives of 11, eight of them here in garland, texas. >> whoa, i just got a lightning strike. >> reporter: overnight in eastern texas, blinding rain, lightening and strong winds in the city of marshall. downed trees and powerlines possibility the work of another tornado touching down in the lone star state. last night, patrons inside a chili's restaurant, huddling inside a freezer, as tornado sirens sound off. a tornado watch still in effect today. this morning, the mo

nick valencia with us from atlanta. the fbi's looking for them. u.s. marshals are looking for them. father says the passports are gone. do they have any leads? >> well, this has been tremendously infuriating, especially for the victim's family, those four people he killed. let's not forget why he's on probation. the authorities, last we heard, they believe couch, that young man, and his mother may have fled the country. they were tipped after he failed to show up to a parole hearing. a hearing -- a meeting i should say with his parole officer. it was shortly after that video had come out. it can only be assumed he knew that video was going to get him in trouble. and now this teen who allegedly has no moral compass, this disease called affluenza, it appears he's going to do anything to avoid a life behind bars. >> he's already violated his parole because he didn't show up for the meeting. >> that's right. >> if he fled the country with the help of his mother, what kind of charges would he face, would she face? >> that could level all sorts of other charges, which is why the fbi is no

we get more from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: the former u.s. president made the stunning announcement at the start of sunday school church service in the town of plains, georgia. people in attendance erupted into applause by the 91-year-old's announcement. carter announced he was diagnosed with cancer. doctors said the cankcer was found in his brain. that included four spots. president carter started to go through radiation treatment as well as a drug. he released that information to the media and said the most recent mri scan did not reveal signs of the cancer spots or new ones. i will continue to receive therapy treatments. john, christine. >> great news for him. 92 years old. you see him walking that work site. we wish him all the best. he taught sunday school yesterday. >>> oil prices plunging. good news at the gas pump for you folks. that's next. >>> police in london treating a weekend knife attack in a tube station as a terrorist incident. officials say two people injured in the attack. one seriously. the suspect is charged right now with

. >>> our nick valencia was in the courtroom watching the process live a and he is joining us on the telephone from fort bragg. nick, tell me about the inside of the courtroom, and no camera, but a couple of sketch, and there is a entirely different feeling when you are feet away from the accused. >> certainly, and we were feet away from bowe bergdahl and he made his way into courtroom, ashleigh, 10 minutes before the arraignment got under way. he was flanked by the defense counsel and the eyes downcast and intentionally not making eye contact with any of the press corps and about 50 people inside of the courtroom, including members of the press and escorts essentially who took frus the parking lot to the courtroom area. bergdahl had been clean sheaen and wearing the military dress, in the military blues, and interestingly enough, he had hash marks on the right sleeve and each hash mark was the six months that he was deploy and the five-years of captivity counting, and he had a slight limp when he entered the courtroom and when he exited. and also, the head was shave sod closely you

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we have more from nick valencia in garland, texas. >> reporter: miguel and christine. this area has been extraordinary. this is the closest we have been alollowed to get to the damage. debris hitting the areas make it difficult to get to the area like the ef-4 tornado that hit saturday night. it was so strong, it behind off the roofs of homes and storage facility with cars flipped over. more than 600 structures have been effected. when you consider the force of that ef-4 tornado, up to 200 miles an hour, it is amazing there were not more lives lost. 11 people killed as a result of the storm system. the texas governor declaring a disaster zone. we understand that local authorities are going door-to-door spending sunday to make sure everyone affected by the storms is accounted for. miguel, christine. >>> the governor of missouri declaring a state of emergency. flash floods and road closures and evacuations. over 100 water rescues since sunday alone. the water is expected to rise between now and new year's. residents are warned not to leave their homes. look at the water

nick valencia, i want to bring you in. what are you hearing?st getting this information as it comes into us right now. we're seeing on the twitter account of arkansas state university that the campus is currently on lockdown. i just got off the phone with department of emergency management there in the state of arkansas. they are responding as well. what they can tell us is that earlier this afternoon an individual was spotted on campus after crashing into a barrier, he was subsequently surrounded by local police and he is currently as we understand it surrounded by police right now. on that twitter account of the university they did call this an active shooter though it is worth mentioning that no shots have been fired and we're not hearing of any injuries either at this time. no description of the suspect. we did reach out to the university, our producer talking to campus officials. they do say there has not been as far as they know any previous threat to the campus. right now campus is on lockdown. no shots fired so far and this individual w

>> correct. >> i want to piggy back when we heard 800 valencia street, one of the other cmpc folks, i think melissa white was here as well. on the medi-cal population, there was a part they weren't going to pursue, i would encourage that because it would help these numbers a lot greater. >> it would. to answer the question, cmpc's perspective of the valencia development is viewed as additive to the medical care we feel is needed for the support for the work done at the new hospital at st. luke's. >> thanks. one last question for mr. welch. >> commissioners, if i can interrupt one second. i wonder if i can ask you to speak more closely into the mic. they are not getting a lot of the dialogue. >> i'm sorry. >> mr. welch, i asked the question about the future role of the coalition. you mentioned something about working together. >> right. >> can you comment on what i heard? >> thank you very much for your question and thank you for asking me to comment on it. the history has not been good. the dialogue that happened before the development agreement was ended by cmpc. cmpc felt it was not

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nick valencia has been reviewing the video. >> it looked like something out of the o.k. coral. had bikers dead and injured. now this video that cnn has obtained from a source close to the investigation gives us a better understanding of what happened that day in may. we have to warn you, the video is graphic. >> reporter: it is a violent showdown. in newly-obtained footage by cnn, it shows the moments that led to the bloody shoutout between rival biker gangs in texas last may. it picks up with an argument already in process. two allied motorcycle clubs are huddled to the left. o off-camera, two arch-rival gangs after one is nearly hit by a motorcycle. the rivals point fingers at each other as to who started the fight. then chaos. you don't have to hear gunshots to feel the intensity erupt outside the twin peaks restaurant. some bikers duck for cover. you can see others run from the slaughter. perhaps the most graphic portion, a man in a red bandanna speaks up on another biker and appears to strike him in the throat. the two wrestle on the ground before a third joins in. the man

let's get more from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: the former u.s. president made the announcement at the start of church service in his hometown. after hearing the news, people erupted in applause over the announcement by the 91-year-old. it was this summer that president carter announced he had cancer. doctors said the cancer was found in his brain. that included four spots. president carter started to undergo radiation treatment with an experimental drug. he mentioned that drug in a statement. he said my most recent brain scan did not reveal any signs of the original cancer spots or new ones. i will continue to receive the treatments. we did speak to the leaders of the church who said they have been praying for the announcement. they called it a miracle. john and christine. >>> wonderful news. >> it really is. >> the carolina panthers trying to remain the only unbeaten team in the nfl. the saints hoping to ruin that perfect season. it went down to the wire and there were other shocking news in the world of football. andy scholes has the low-lights

juliana valencia takes us inside this locomotive- themed place to eat. << (train whistle) there's something about hearing your food coming... ("oh how cool!") before seeing it. ("here comes our food") at choo choo ollie's, this up close dining experience (nats: "thank you") recently pulling into town a historic downtown. owner kevin oliver grew up loving locomotives. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "ollie is a nickname i have at the railroad. i work for csx full time." so when this railroad museum went up for auction 3 years ago, he had, to bid. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i wanted to save the museum since i'm a aative of inceton" taking h h hobby to a whole ne level. (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "i had to totally remodel this building from the floor to the ceiling" he made just about everything in this place, but this project, packed with train memorabilia, didn't come easy (kevin oliver, choo choo ollie's) "he had to put this up like three times where the train goes aroundd because it kkpt derriling on every corner." kevin's mother patsy says the effort, and cost overwhelmed

make valencia has the latest. nick: severe weather battles the water makes some roads impassable. rescue crews helping residents trapped in their homes. the national weather service said a potential tornado touched down in birmingham, causing damage to several blocks. >> it was contained to a possibly one square mile. we had three structures, three houses that were reported. there were two others removed, but no reported injuries. nick: the governor declared a state of emergency because of the flooding.at least 117 homes overcome by water in georgia. the rain damaged roads and made driving treacherous. and in a mississippi, flood warning and relentless rain at more misery to areas already devastated by tornadoes. they killed at least eight people in the state. many roads are flooded and some are dealing with rising water in their home. tamika watched as their home was overtaken by water. tamika: the trailer, it just floated away. garbage can, everything gone. victor: it happened so fast. make: the couple and their nine-year-old son now homeless, staying with relatives. tamika: we

>> correct. >> i want to piggy back when we heard 800 valencia street, one of the other cmpc folks, i think melissa white was here as well. on the medi-cal population, there was a part they weren't going to pursue, i would encourage that because it would help these numbers a lot greater. >> it would. to answer the question, cmpc's perspective of the valencia development is viewed as additive to the medical care we feel is needed for the support for the work done at the new hospital at st. luke's. >> thanks. one last question for mr. welch. >> commissioners, if i can interrupt one second. i wonder if i can ask you to speak more closely into the mic. they are not getting a lot of the dialogue. >> i'm sorry. >> mr. welch, i asked the question about the future role of the coalition. you mentioned something about working together. >> right. >> can you comment on what i heard? >> thank you very much for your question and thank you for asking me to comment on it. the history has not been good. the dialogue that happened before the development agreement was ended by cmpc. cmpc felt it was not

nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. >> of get a sense of the destruction and the path. where do we start? >> the calamity is across the world. and the united states has its fair share at the moment. and there was a tornado in dallas that was particularly bad late saturday evening, about 6:45 local time. it's considered a knonocturnal tornado. not only can you not see it, but sometimes people are sleeping, so you can't heed the warnings. it brought a lot of nightmares to reality. some storm spotters spotted this and took this footage that's behind my. look at the power lines and the electricity getting snapped from the strength and the fury of the tornado just illuminating in the background thayer. you can see just how wide the tornado is. almost a mile wide, according to reports that i've been looking around twitter and the national weather service coming out of that area. and it has been an extremely active night, and i hate to say this, but it doesn't look as if it's over for eastern texas, not particularly dallas, but i'm talking houston, into louisiana region. more on that in a second

nick valencia, there in garland, thank you so much. the thing is the threat of the severe weather is not over for the central part of the country. and we are joined with details from the weather center with you, karen. >> well, the warm sector of the system, this very powerful system that is so deadly, and it has affected tens of millions of people all across the united states, well now, we are watching it begin to the lift off more towards the northeast. and still, here is the warm sek to, and here is the potential for storms still existing primarily in florida right now, but that is going to diminish as we go into the afternoon. on the back side of the system, blizzard conditions, and the icing. the icing has been very unforgiving, and now we will watch it spread across the great lakes, and into the northeast and new england. there is a tornado watch that goes until 6:00 p.m. for a good portion of the florida panhandle. there have been tornado warnings, and discontinued, but we will start to see those firing up later on in the aftern

cnn's nick valencia following the latest weather system and the damage that it has done. nick, what are you learning? >> reporter: some sad news to report. my producer just got off the phone with the mississippi office of emergency management. they tell cnn that two bodies, one of a man and the other of a woman have been recovered. as you mentioned, that brings up the death toll to 17 from the severe weather system that swept through the southeastern united states. the issue right now -- i'm sorry, i thought we had a report ready for you here. the issue right now is the potential for flash flooding in these areas. mississippi, tennessee, alabama, georgia, all hit hard in varying degrees. here in atlanta, some very severe weather during christmas eve. things brightened up, became very sunny on christmas day, but the brunt of the damage happening overnight in birmingham, alabama. that town, there, suffering from a potential tornado there in downtown birmingham. a lot of people displaced. many people having to spend christmas in shelters. we mentioned the death toll, 17. we

>> nick valencia on the ground in garland, thank you. we have a mayor of one of the nearby towns joining us later. his house was in the eye of the storm but miraculously it was missed. if you want to know how to help, go to cnn.com/impact. we'll have much more on those tornadoes, as i said, later this mou hour. i want to take you to chicago because there is outrage there and loved ones being activists are holding a news conference after officers shot and killed two people the day after christmas. 55-year-old betty jones was a mother of five. 19-year-old quintorio legeir. officials admit her death was a mistake. upon their arrival, officers were confronted by a combative subject resulting in the discharging of the officer's weapon which fatally wounded two individuals. the 55-year-old female was accidently struck and tragically killed. the department extends its deepest condolences." >> it hurts my heart. this is a tragic day and it was a police shooting without asking. why you got to shoot and ask questions later? it's ridiculous. somebo

cnn nick valencia reports. >> i thought i was dead. you know?i was waiting for the tornado to suck me up. but it did not pick gave me a second chance. >> reporter: for josh white the chance to walk away from a deadly e for tornado in garland, texas , almost did not come. >> i was running towards my closet and everything started caving in. stuff started flying through the windows but things were hitting us. i could feel it hitting us. >> reporter: with his wife and five-year-old son with a mattress to protect them from a winds up to 200 miles per hour. >> this made me realize how fragile life is. try to do better. >> reporter: 11 people were killed in texas alone this weekend when tornadoes ripped through the state, tearing apart buildings, living skeleton structures, and shattered wood behind. the destructive winds are part of a massive storm system wreaking havoc across the nation with a deadly mix of tornadoes, ice, blizzards, and flooding stretching from new mexico to the state of maine. at least two dozen people have died and more than 100 m

the names "juno," "valencia," and "willow" were among the favorites. the guy walked up like he owned it just helped himself, walked right off check out this surveillance video of someone flagrantly ripping off holiday lights from a home the homeowner says the lighs weren't expensive... but he hopes his video allows police to catch the real - life grinch. a salvation army red kettle is ringing up some serious cash in minnesota. a couple who wish to remain anonymous dropped a half million dollar check into the kettle. it's the single largest gift ever collected in the twin cities. the donors say the simple act of salvation army workers giving free coffee and donuts to soldiers during world war one has long made an impression on the family. in the next star wars movie... the storm troopers are still the bad guys. but this weekend in missouri... they were the good guys... helping set up a franchise positioned the action figures a various stages of the set up... rolling out the cloth... setting up the stand... raising the tree... even carefully reviewing th

nick valencia reports. nick: this christmas, scenes of devastation in parts of the south and midwest. flooding across north georgia, and tornadoes tearing across several states. >> started hearing a real loud roar, just starting getting louder and louder. and i told her, i said, we need to get into the house now. >> it sounded literally like a freight train, sounding of the horn. it was coming. nick: in ashland, mississippi, all that's left of teresa mckay's home is the porch. she and her husband were inside when they saw the tornado coming. they ran and hid in this truck. teresa: there is nothing left in my house. not one thing. nothing but all that debris. nick: this building may have saved tony goodwin's life, when a tornado hit perry county, tennessee. tony: i had my grandson in my arm, under my arm. and everybody got in, except for my sister-in-law. i'm yelling at her, come on! and she got in, and as soon as she did, i shut the door. nick: the tornado knocked his house off its foundation. shelter. capt

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tell me how that work in to a targeted valencia strategy of competing isil. >> sure.hat's side benefit to a targeted strategy. what we did find both in we were al qaeda in iraq and then islamic state of iraq and then aisles, is that they basically had a promise, they have a payroll and they continued to pa pay families. payroll was based on family size, they continued to pay families if their personal was captured or killed. when u.s. operations became very large they eager stopped paying and that would hurt morale, they are breaking their promises to their members' families and it also hurt their operations when they were running low on money, we found a statistical relationship between the amount of money that they sent to a specific area and the level of attacks in that area. so as we degrade their ability to raise money, we are also degrading their ability to conduct operations, and we are hurting their morale because members are finding that their promises are not good. >> so at this point, for i'll you are describe today attacks on oil infrastructure, transport

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so my colleague, nick valencia, is with me here. you can better pronounce this type of experimental drug for me. >> pembrolizumab. pembrolizumab. >> it's a tongue twister. it's called pembrolizumab. it is one of the drugs that had been approved recently for the treatment of patients with metastatic melanoma. but we have to remember that president cater also had that liver tumor resected and he did get radiation therapy to the brain. but the purpose of this drug is to perhaps help with those -- sort of mop up those lesions but perhaps more importantly it's designed to help treat cancer cells wherever they may be in his body. again, excellent news, best possible outcome. as to what precisely caused this, whether it was the surgery and the radiation, how much did the pembrolizumab help, we can't say for certain. and we're certainly hopeful that it is effective in treating other areas of cancer or cancer cells that may be in hi body. >> it seems like a very short span of time for this treatment. i mean, nick, you were reporting on the f

our nick valencia has been covering this for us.oday you spoke with some of the church member who are calling this miraculous. >> they are saying this is a miracle. they've been pray for this today. jimmy carter taking the start of sunday school service to announce he is cancer free. he said earlier he went in for an mri earlier this week at which point the doctors told him the original spots of cancer were gone and there were no new signs of cancer. as fredericka mentioned this happened four months ago he announced that he had been diagnose with cancer. removed a small mass but the cancer had spread to his brain. he was using an experimental drug called primbro that may or may not have contributed to the cancer free diagnosis. we did not expect to get the news this morning. i know a lot of people in that church series were completely caught off guard calling it miraculo miraculous. >> otherwise you would have been there four months ago with the bible study with the kids after he announced that his -- his cancer was terminal and mal

>> nick valencia for us who was in the courtroom right now, who is at ft. bragg, reporting on this initial court appearance by bowe bergdahl. again, one of the key questions is how will this podcast, where we hear bowe bergdahl's voice for the first time since this incident took place, how will that factor into these court proceedings? we're going to ask an army lawyer coming up next. >> we'll be right back. here's a little healthy advice. eat well, live well, and take of what makes you, you. right down to your skin with aveeno® aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with the goodness of active naturals® oat and 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. healthy skin equals beautiful skin. and for shower softness, add the body wash, too! aveeno® naturally beautiful results® ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just star

nick valencia, thanks so much. appreciate it. and we are now looking at live pictures of that wildfire burning in southern california. it's forcing mandatory evacuations and scorching more than 1,100 acres so far. officials have shut down parts of two major highways. the 101 and the pacific coast highway. more than 500 firefighters are battling these flames. they know they are in for a tough hall. the fire captain saying, quote, we are seeing embers all over the place. sara sidner is following the story from new york. and sara, you're usually in los angeles. how significant is it that they're closing these parts of the highway in terms of their ability to fight it, their ability to contain it, and their ability to keep people safe? >> for the firefighters, it's good news, because they can get in and out much easier, they're not going to be blocked by traffic. there is always traffic, as you know, in southern california. ventura county, though, a little bit less. it's about 800,000 people, which sounds like a heck of a lot of peop

nick valencia's in garland, texas, where tornadoes broke family homes it appeared into match sticks.ick, temperatures dropping there from 80s yesterday now to freezing today. tell us what the scene is like. >> reporter: well, we have been here all day long, jim. and over the course of the last couple of hours we have seen residents of this apartment complex slowly start to trickle back to sift through their belongings. some of them telling me they had little if any warning to seek shelter. >> i thought i was dead, you know. i was waiting for the tornado to suck me out. but it didn't. gave me a second chance. >> reporter: for josh white the chance to walk away from a deadly e-4 tornado here in garland, texas, almost didn't come. >> i was running toward my closet and the doors and everything started caving in. and stuff started flying through the windows. things were just hitting us. i could feel it hitting us, bricks, everything. >> reporter: he hid with his wife and 5-year-old son with just a mattress to protect them from winds up to 200 miles per hour. >> this is made me realize how

woman grabbed scott weiner spart phone out of his hand friday while he was at 16th and valencia streetssion directment negotiated with the woman who agreed to return the phone for 200 dollars. she and 2 accomplice went with him to the wells fargo bank up the street where he went the to get ksh and capture the image on the security camera. >> she threatened to mace me in the face if i tried to pull any phone business. >> police arrested the woman later that day. her 2 accomplices haven't been found. weiner got back the phone but not the 200 dollars. >>> scary. 7 news at 11:00 continues in. east bay authority are revealing what happened in the moments leading upge student's death at fraternity house over the weekend. >>> and more reports tonight of customers getting sec after eating chipotle but this out brick is different from the rest jo bay area firefig} celebrate a brave little girl's major milestone. her fight with cancer. >>> live doppler 7hd still tracking the rain hitting the bay year tonight. sandhya will be back with the timing of the wet weather for your morning commute. commu

drivers have already transported the inmates to cnn's nick valencia takes a look at the damage... and how storm victims are coping. --reporter pkg-as follows-- (nats -- rain) severe weather batters several southern states. heavy rains hammer parts of alabama.. (nats -- rain) the water made some roads impassable. rescue crews helping residents trapped in their homes. the national weather service said a potential tornado touched down in birmingham causing damage to several blocks. (charles gordon, birmingham fire chief) "the damage that was done was confined to approximately one square mile. we have three structures, three houses that collapsed. we transported one patient from the scene, there were two others that were removed from at least 117 homes overcome by water. in georgia, the rain damaged roads and made driving treacherous. (nats -- rain) and in mississippi, flood warnings and relentless rain add more misery tornados that killed at least 8-people in the state. many roads are flooded and some people are dealing with rising water in their homes. in wren, mississippi, victor a

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our nick valencia reports. >> it is a violent showdown.btained footage by cnn, video shows the moments that led to the bloody shootout between rival biker gangs in waco, texas, last may. the video picks up with an argument in the parking lot already in progress. you can see members from the cossacks, two allied motorcycle clubs huddled left of the camera. right of the camera, cossacks, two archrivals argue after one is nearly hit by a motorcycle, according to witnesses. in police interviews, the rivals point the finger at each other as to who started the fight and then chaos. you don't have to hear the gunshots to feel the intensity erupt outside the twin peaks restaurant. some bikers duck for cover. in the background, you can see others run from the slaughter. in perhaps the most graphic portion of the surveillance tape, a man in a red bandana sneaks up on another biker and appears to strike him in the throat. the two wrestle on the ground before a third biker joins in. the man in the red bandana is struck several times in the head while