as each system moves into the west coast and across the great basin - we get the wind and reinforces the cold air. .............. winds tomorrow should get up to 25 or 30 mph and lasting into saturday. ................... mostly sunny skies in the another continues to roll in and across the country. ....................... that was responsible for the line of storms that produced deadly tornadoes across the southeast. .............. our temps go up and down as we head into december. next week even colder. back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro police are investigating after a man was found shot to death north of downtown. he was killed last night on 10th street.. near bonanza and maryland parkway. investigators believe it may have been drug- related. witnesses described a getaway vehicle to police ... as a 4- door jeep cherokee .. made between '95 and '99 ... and said there were 2 men and a woman inside. if you have any information, call crimestoppers. this is the 157th homicide in ((kirsten joyce)) >>> meanwhile.. we've learned two more companies are also phasing out free parking

. >> the west coast not spared. eugene, oregon saw the worst ie storm in decades with residents walking the dog getting a surprise as ice crashes down from above. >> oh, wow. >> dicey. more on the wicked weather from abc. >> reporter: that arctic blast and blinding snow making driving dangerous for millions out on the roads. part of interstate 80 shut down in western pennsylvania after a chain reaction crash involving nearly 60 vehicles. luckily, no one was killed. along the great lakes, whiteout conditions, and our meteorologist from our sister station urging viewers to stay home. >> you're likely to get into some kind of accident as si >> reporter: thunder snow in new york along with it? high winds, gusting up to 60 miles per hour, delaying flights on both coasts, and the coldest december temperatures in years. in chicago, it felt 19 below. in those temps, frostbite sets in in 30 minutes, and in ohio, a man found dead on his porch, house keys in his hand. behind the cold? more snow. nearly a foot on the way for so

not just west coast. western state. between 11 and 17 states, depending on how you look at it. the next president of the united states and the one after will have the ability to say we're building a dam right over here and cut out congress. congress has no authority to stop it. it's just incredible. why would that be done? why that insult to the members of congress to take away. we already don't do earmarks. that's a whole other issue. we're not supposed to anyway. but this is another way to just say just give it to the executive branch. they'll decide where to put dams. i don't know about your experience, but we have had proposals in our state where people wanted to put dams right on an earthquake fault. it took a series of hearings to bring that point to light. and now there won't be any hearings because president trump and whoever is the next president because this bill lasts five years will say you know what, my business interests think it will be good to build a dam right over here, and who cares about the consequences? look, we know where the people are. the people in my

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as each system moves into the west coast and across the great basin - we get the wind and reinforces the cold air. .............. winds tomorrow should get up to 25 or 30 mph and lasting into saturday. ................... desert and the west... and one cool system after another continues to roll in and across the country. ....................... that was responsible for the line of storms that produced deadly tornadoes across the southeast. .............. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the roads doing? >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the wynn and encore are after they announced they will also start to charge for parking. you'll have to be pay for valet parking starting next month.. but self-parking for now will remain free. most resorts say with the cost of parking.. new parking enhancements will take place.. increasing revenue. dave schwartz with unlv's center for gaming research says... it'll be intersting to see if other areas of revenue could take a hit from paid parking: ((dave schwartz/unlv gaming resea

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concerns as storms pound the west coast. >> new this morning, president obama threatening retaliation against russia for allegedly meddling in the u.s. election and overnight hillary clinton talking about reports of putin's involvement for the first time. >>> breaking news, a police officer shoot during a standoff. the suspect shooting at other officers. an update just in from investigators at that scene. >>> also breaking right now an explosion rocking a home. the neighborhood evacuated. details on the blast and the people inside. climate control studios in new york. i'm kendis gibson. i'm hoping you're staying warm. >> i'm adrienne bankert in for diane. >>> from upstate new york in oswego. blinding snow and wind. and to make marys worse, temperatures there are dipping into the single digits this morning. >> the folks up there are quite used to it. morning lows zero in chicago and new york city. it's not much better. everywhere in between and it's minus 35, can you believe that, up there in caribou, maine. >> i don't think i could handle that the problems on the west coast, rain and

and from high atop the west coast there is the low pressure hanging off shore. far enough off shore so it is not effecting us. so, you will see in a moment on the future cast that a few showers will be springing up well off shore. they are not over driveway land

burlingame-based virgin america for $2.6 billion and alaska made it clear it wanted to become the dominant west coast carrier with a combined fleet of 226 planes and nearly 19,000 employees. san francisco mayor ed lee said it will give silicon valley

the problems on the west coast seen on radar, rain and snow sweeping off the pacific. mudslides are a concern. parts of the sierras could get four to six feet of snow. skiers will be happy. >> yeah. >> abc's angelica spanos has details. >> reporter: whiteout conditions and blinding snow cripples drivers in upstate new york. >> it's brutal, but it's -- you get used to it eventually, but, yeah, it's real cold out. >> reporter: a dangerous windchill and gusty winds making it feel like 20 to 35 degrees below zero in parts of the region. in vermont the cold will draw skiers and boarders to the slopes this weekend. >> on days like today, it's some challenging working conditions, but i'm sure they're taking lots of breaks, drinking water, layering up and staying safe in the cold. >> reporter: brave and psyched to be on the snow in early december, some say fighting the cold is all in the clothing. >> there's the old norwegian saying, there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing. >> reporter: public safety officials from the midwest to new england warned to limit tim

as each system moves into the west coast and across the great basin - we get the wind and reinforces the cold air. ........ 25 or 30 mph and lasting into saturday. ................... these colder storms roll out of the west and across the country mixing with warm air in the south and causing those destructive storms we saw in the south. ..... mostly sunny skies in the desert and the west... and temps will stay below normal until later this weekend. we'll check the winds and bigger cool down coming. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the rodeo is back. over the 10-days... about 1-hundred 70-thousand town for the national finals rodeo -- taking place inside the thomas and mack. but before the main event -- the doors will be open for cowboy christmas. at the las vegas convention center... and that's where we find michael stevens in the center of all the action. hey michael? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten... earlier, we checked out the stables... and animals at the thomas and mack... but now we've moved over to center... where cowboy christmas just opened to the public. for those not familiar... it st

the storminess all across the west coast. this is going to be the one we track over the next couple of days and that speck ling of clouds you see over the pacific, that's an indicator of much colder air moving in as well. there's a whole variety of winter storm warnings across the western half of the u.s., including blizzard warnings across the dakotas. this storm system sliding down through the southwest tonight. as we head into saturday, crossing the rocketties. by christmas day, a blizzard. in terms of the snow, significant totals all across the west, including across arizona, the mountains there. and then the heavy snowfall on sunday reaching up across western south dakota and across north dakota as well. i mentionedly the warmer side of the storm. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the plains with that. we will be watching for a chance of severe weather on christmas day. a lot of warmth across the south reaching record highs last christmas. we could set a few more this christmas topping what we saw last year. some

the dry dock is one of the la largest on the west coast so takes the largest cruise ships. why we are here today is we have been through this process since 2009, we come up with the alternative that the army corp want tooz build. we are on board with that and need to execute the agreement that locks that in place. we have matching requirements kripeed in the ordinance both for the initial dredge and the maintenance. we also have responsibilities to make sure that the facilities themselves that service the shiperize properly maintained, that is a part of the lease we have the shipyard operator and handling of hazmat staff. i mention it because it's a liability technically but that side is dredged before. it is thury tested and there is nothing there. as i said, it will be deep ened to the optimal depth that is the new authorized depth and the army corp will maintain it going forward until something changes so looking at 30 years as one window for some of the financing rules, about $20 million. we have the initial dredge and comes out to annually a little over $400 thousand a

it's the exposure they now have on the west coast that was already strong and now even stronger.wth. >> this really gives us california. virgin america has a huge presence, both at sfo and l.a.x. together when you combine the strength of alaska with virgin, we will have great strength up and down the west coast. in fact, we'll have the largest market share of any airline serving the west coast. >> and they plan to use that market share to not only grow in the western u.s., but also across the country. look for more transcontinental flights in the future for sure. here are the five largest airlines you've got american, delta, united, southwest is fourth and now alaska is number five. and one interesting thing, guys. take a look at the stock since 2009. this is pretty much unheralded by a lot of people. people always talk about when they talk about airlines. the largest players. well, over the last, what, serve, eight years, alaska has been a great investment for people who have been looking to play the airlines. let's see how their growth continues now that they are bumping elbows

the dry dock is one of the la largest on the west coast so takes the largest cruise ships. why we are here today is we have been through this process since 2009, we come up with the alternative that the army corp want tooz build. we are on board with that and need to execute the agreement that locks that in place. we have matching requirements kripeed in the ordinance both for the initial dredge and the maintenance. we also have responsibilities to make sure that the facilities themselves that service the shiperize properly maintained, that is a part of the lease we have the shipyard operator and handling of hazmat staff. i mention it because it's a liability technically but that side is dredged before. it is thury tested and there is nothing there. as i said, it will be deep ened to the optimal depth that is the new authorized depth and the army corp will maintain it going forward until something changes so looking at 30 years as one window for some of the financing rules, about $20 million. we have the initial dredge and comes out to annually a little over $400 thousand a

as each system moves into the west coast and across the great basin - we get the wind and reinforces the cold air. .............. winds tomorrow should get up to 25 or 30 mph and lasting into saturday. ................... mostly sunny skies in the desert and the west... and one cool system after another continues to roll in and across the country. ....................... that was responsible for the line of storms that produced ? >> my face will be spitting various forms of fruit. your job is to stand behind that glass and not flinch. do you think you're someone who is likely to flinch? >> uh-huh. whoa! what did you have for breakfast today? >> i had -- [ screaming ] whoa! >> i can't talk to you right now. i'm too scared! whoa! [ screaming ] >> that was a good flinch. people but everybody -- >> this is a morning show, gayle! young children are watching. >> it's still okay. but everybody likes acting like a kid. everybody does. >> that's true. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half hour, the fate of prisoners still held at guantanamo bay. detainees never charge

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we know the band golden donna 100% west coast tour.nd 11:30 you figure this show was well under way. there were a couple of bands listed as performing that night. >> and not a big venue by the way and they said maybe 50 up to 100 people inside there when the fire broke out. we believe no sprinklers were in this older warehouse building. they did not hear smoke alarms when they got there to fight the fire which was an inferno at that point and the second floor, the roof came down onto the second floor so that's why it's taking so much time to get in and investigate. >> so at this point we're not sure how long it's going to take for the structural engineer to get on scene and allow the firefighters to get in on the scene. as you heard a spokes person from the fire department compared this to the biggest mass casualty since the 1989 loma earth cake. >> yeah. >> then the fire chief saying she hopes the count of nine does not go up. >> and of course social media played a big role in this. the band's social media page, that's the golden donn

the reason for that is big blast of arctic air is going to slide down across the west coast starting well below average temperatures will be expected here. meanwhile, a little bit of a warm-up by sunday for the start of 2017 across the southeast. and to preview the first full week of the year, a lot of cold on the map, especially in the western united states, well below average temperatures. perhaps even some records. your warmest temps if you want to escape winter will be south florida if it's been very warm all month long. i'm meteorologist eric firer for cbs news. >>> there was heavy and sometimes golf ball-sized hail in tennessee. dozens of cars were damaged. no injuries. >>> now to foreign affairs. the escalating tension between the united states and israeli. secretary of state john kerry delivered an unprecedented attack against israeli for settlement building. afterwards, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the obama administration of an anti-israeli bias. craig boswell has our report. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry laid out his vision for peace in th

the dry dock is one of the la largest on the west coast so takes the largest cruise ships. why we are here today is we have been through this process since 2009, we come up with the alternative that the army corp want tooz build. we are on board with that and need to execute the agreement that locks that in place. we have matching requirements kripeed in the ordinance both for the initial dredge and the maintenance. we also have responsibilities to make sure that the facilities themselves that service the shiperize properly maintained, that is a part of the lease we have the shipyard operator and handling of hazmat staff. i mention it because it's a liability technically but that side is dredged before. it is thury tested and there is nothing there. as i said, it will be deep ened to the optimal depth that is the new authorized depth and the army corp will maintain it going forward until something changes so looking at 30 years as one window for some of the financing rules, about $20 million. we have the initial dredge and comes out to annually a little over $400 thousand a

we have that one storm today on the west coast.st, and that's where most of the trouble is going to be tomorrow. rain and mountain snow swinging down from washington state, again down through los angeles and even some mountain snow around the grapevine along i-5. the mountains outside l.a. and san diego will both be picking up snow by late tomorrow. that's the storm system we're watching as we head into christmas day. blizzard conditions across the dakotas reaching back into eastern parts of montana and wyoming. meanwhile, on the eastern side of the storm, we'll have warmer air, even a chance for some severe thunderstorms on christmas day. so we'll have to be weather alert. also a lot of

this one that is approaching the west coast for today with snow across much of the northwest, rain down the coast of california and by the time we head toward the evening, more heavy rain down towards southern california in and around los angeles. san francisco and l.a. are hubs that will be affected. will see snowfall in the matter outside of l.a. and san diego. a white christmas for parts of southern california. take a look at the snow blanketing all of the west. basically, all of the mountains picking up significant snowfall over the course of the next feud. then we head into christmas day, itself, and that same storm is now east of the rockies. blizzard conditions likely across the dakotas reaching into eastern mountain and wyoming. there will also be a warmer side to the storm system on christmas day and in that warmer side we could be looking at some severe weather including a chance for storms and damaging wind gusts and perhaps a few isolated tornadoes. across the plains as you gather with friends and family and stay vigilant to any dangerous weather that will develop. the warm

so the ones on the west coast of the u.s. went to relocation camps and the same low was not used in hawaii. to me, the greatest irony of it is that one of our most liberal and respected chief of justices , his namereme court is earl, he was chief justice at wastime that segregation abolished, he was the attorney general of california who was in part responsible for sending the japanese to relocation camps. attitude roosevelt's 's do you know roosevelt attitude toward white question mark toward hawaii? he was in a panic about the japanese and they had to do something about it. the general in charge there turned out to be somebody who was a good friend of the general marshall chief of staff. he got away with it. it was a terrible general. he got away with it. pearl harbor, he announced that the japanese were flying over san francisco and everybody had to turn their lights off. he was good at scaring people. why were the german americans not treated similarly? stanley: i don't know, the germans and italians in america were not t

to the other big story, we have strong storms on the move on both coasts. >> let's start on the west coastight now, a storm coming off the pacific is bringing several feet of snow and several inches of rain and the east coast is closely watching that right there. that could bring a lot of snow by the end of the week. some people are calling it a nor'easter. accuweather's paul williams tracking it all. good morning, paul. >> good morning, diane, kendis. by late week things are going to go right side up to upside down as my grandmother used to say. snow showers are going to become a big problem in the northeast with actually blizzard conditions nearly two feet of snow. lake-effect snow coming off the lakes with a shot of cold air coming straight out of canada and it's going to drop the temperatures dramatically throughout the ohio valley region. dry air throughout the southeast but we're bracing for some more thunderstorms and another set of storms and showers will make some flood potential storms in the southwest. kendis, diane. >> all right, our thanks to paul. we want to get to some break

and most of those were from the areas of the west coast. and then 45 minutes or until our when the two hours. >> vicki: 2 1/2 hours late and total there were 400 and delays canceled sfo. you can see the aerials from our helicopter partership with abc7 news showing the gaping hole in the ground as crews pump out water. it's estimated that this section of the roadway will remain closed until midnight. it's believed the cause of the break is the age of the pipe. it's a common problem in the city. kron4's maureen kelly explains what's being done to fix it. >> reporter:gallons of water shoots out of pumps.in order to clear the massive 20 foot by 20 foot wide, and six foot deep hole that crews had to make in order to find the break in the 12 inch water main. the sf puc say it's a tranmission line.meaning it moves water from one area to the other.and so no water service was cut off for any residential customers.but some of the surrounding business were without water. but while there was no water coming out of the pipes at king's transportation the

poor traveling conditions again today along the west coast and poor travel in the upper midwest. next storm eventually turns into a raging blizzard over the plain states over the weekend. kendis, mara, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> moving on from the cold weather to talk of cold war. president-elect donald trump is raising questions and fears with a tweet about nuclear weapons. trump's post said the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. appearing to conflict with u.s. policy. the comment came hours after putin called for boosting his country's nuclear capacity. trump's spokesman said the president-elect was referring to proliferation among terrorists groups and rogue regimes. trump fired off another controversial tweet calling for a u.n. security council resolution to be vetoed, weighing in before any official response from the current white house ad administration. egypt later pulled the resolution calling for israel to immediately stop building settlements in palestinian

gio with us now, with the west coast, the middle of the country, and then the east coast on christmas eve? >> reporter: that's right, david. it will hit the midwest tomorrow, right in the middle of all of that holiday travel. but then, it keeps going. and it will hit the east coast on christmas eve. just in time for santa, david. >> all right, drive safely out there. gio, thank you. tracking this all. a wet and windy new york city tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the good news is that these storms are moving fast. the bad news is, there's two of them, and they're pretty big. take a look. now into arizona, and hitting the four corners tonight. by tomorrow afternoon, mentioned snow in chicago and points traveling north. by christmas eve, day, up and down the east coast, you're going to be hit with heavy rain. plan accordingly. get out there tomorrow. resetting for storm number two, blasting the entire west coast from seattle to san diego, rain, wind, mountain snow, we're tacking twoun three feet of it. and by sunday night, a full-on blizzard for the dakotas. it will be warm in

watching the storm moving through the rockies, exiting areas of the west coast.y calm and clear, but nothing compared to the midwest. how about this? in chicago on sunday, a high of negative 1. there's an outdoor football game, too. >> man, i got to feel for them, but not really feel for them. >> a tough weekend for the athletes out there. thanks. >> the entire university of minnesota football team just announced it is boycotting all football activities, possibly including the holiday bowl game. the players are demanding to know why the university suspended ten players earlier this week. some were accused of sexual assault. however, police declined to charge any of the players. administrators say they can't share all of the facts due to student privacy laws. >> a new scientific report says global warming has its fingerprints on many weird weather cases around the world. they say climate change was a factor in 24 out of 30 strange weather events over the last year. some of these include unusually high heat waves in the uk, also the alaska wildfires and the odd sun

you know, we had the one storm today on the west coast, the next one also moving into the west coast, and that's where most of the trouble is going to be tomorrow. rain and mountain snow swing downing from washington state, again down through los angeles, and even some mountain snow around the grapeline, along i-5. the mountains outside l.a. and san diego will both be picking up snow by late tomorrow. blizzard conditions across the dakotas. meanwhile, on the eastern side of the storm, this is where we'll have warmer air, even a chance for some severe thunderstorms on christmas day so we'll have to be weather alert. also a lot of warmth across the south on christmas. it might be a flip-flop christmas for much of the southeast. scott. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz, thank you, eric. coming up next on the cbs evening news, she called for help and wound up under arrest.y hurry in for the best deals of the season on ford, america's most awarded brand. with the most 5-star ratings... and the highest owner loyalty... giving drivers what matters most. that's how you become america's best-selling

husband's body was on the next plane out of town to the west coast.was on the next plane out of tone to the west coast. i see the faces of many friends. people who have known and loved my mother for many years. most of her buddies are gone. heris among the last of cohorts, the old gang, her generation and now she is truly with them. if my mother had one great talent it was that she knew how to love and she loved one man more than the world. in her later years after my father had gone, she used to ask me if i thought she would be with him again when she died. i am not a believer in the supernatural but i always assured her that wherever dad had gone, she was surely going to go there too. toshould all be so lucky stand up where we have always wanted to be and today my mother comes to rest on this lovely hilltop with its far-reaching views next to her beloved ronald reagan library. here, she way, from will be able to keep an eye on things. [laughter] just saying -- no slacking. how long will it be before tales begin to emerge about a petite spirite -- ch

for the big friday getaway day, we watch a storm moving to the west coast.t travel through california with rain. >> those going skiing for christmas have to love that. >> this morning, some eye popping new stats that you may have never thought about when it comes to medical care. researchers looked at more than 1 million medicare patients and they found those treated by female physicians are less likely to die and less likely to be readmitted. the same researchers suggested if male doctors had the same result, it would save about 32,000 lives a yer. women may be better at communicating, providing preventative care and sticking to clinical guidelines. >>> relatives of the orlando shooting victims are suing facebook, twitter, and google, saying the explosive growth of isis over the last few years would not have been possible without them. families of three of the victims believe the tech giants provided the terrorist group the material support needed to radicalize gunman omar mateen who killed 49 people in june. they also say little has been done to stop isis

and now that west coast storm hits the midwest in the middle of all the holiday travel. bc news, new york. >>> well, parts of the midwest could see 4 inches of snow today as shoppers grab last minute items. >> justin povick has the latest. >> good morning to you as well, two storms, busy times in the weather world. he's the leading storm working over the plain states for today. wet roadways from des moines southbound towards st. louis and kansas city, but a little bit of slippery travel here over the northern states. speaking of slippery travel, we're going to be talking about snow and feet towards i-80, similar amounts here over the wasach, he's of salt lake city, big time travel impacts. back to you. >>> president-elect donald trump and russian president vladimir putin are calling for stronger, nuclear arsenals stoking fears of a nuclear arms race. trump tweeted the u.s. must strengthen and expand nuclear capability which has not. u.s. policy for nearly 40 years. it followed similar remarks from putin who added russia's military can overpower any potential foe. trump's

all along the west coast, all the services were cancelled for the day. those still trying to make it to family and friends, it is fingers crossed for a break in the weather tomorrow. we are looking after three o'clock tomorrow however, we cannot guarantee people will sail tomorrow. it might be that there are no boats before christmas. maybe but we will put announcements act. on the railways, if you more west coast services run than had been expected although flooded lines caused some problems. for those driving, the fourth bridge, like many others around the country, was closed to high sided vehicles. in the highlands, more than 100 schools started their christmas holidays a day early. and on the east coast, barbara brought the edinburgh christmas market to raise stop, until she blew through. it has been on lewis and the other western isles where the winds have been showing their strength, reaching 75 mph. this retired power station was pressed back into service. with animals safely inside, there was time for battling through the burials in stornoway wit

a lot of the services are off today, 19 out of 26 along the west coast of scotland. robins we have heard about, trains and flights cancelled. some of these conditions are heading south this afternoon, even as far south as the south—west of england. there is a forecast of gusts between 50 and 60 miles an hour and quite heavy rainfall as well. that will be for a limited duration, but the forecasters are saying it could cause significant disruption for a short time this afternoon. that could apply to large swathes of england in the west and in the north, not so much in the south and east. so while storm barbara may be moving over scotland and it might be feeling a bit better now, the force of it is moving south. thank you, james, and keep warm if you can. this return to the aftermath of the lorry attack in berlin on monday, which left 12 people dead. the suspect has been shot dead by police in milan. let's get more from our correspondent bethany bell, who is in berlin. we would just hearing from angela merkel, the german chancellor, saying this attack raises a lot of qu

here's shep. >> it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in new york, 9:00 p.m.berlin where local authorities report they believe an attack has happened in the last hour at a christmas market in the city of berlin. a large truck plowed into a crowd outside a church in a fashionable neighbor. local media report 50 people injured. no organization has claimed responsibility. we have no information on that driver. we're waiting for more information from the scene and we'll get it to you the moment it comes into us. >>> first here at home for team trump, it's official

meanwhile our next big weather maker is moving into the west coast with a lot of snow and a lot of rainding into the plains and the midwest by saturday and it could bring the first snowfall of the season to new york city by sunday or monday. >>> president-elect trump can expect resistance on capitol hill when it comes to the issue of trade. he seems to be pushing republicans in a new direction. ed henry is leave in washington, and mr. trump has not been sworn in yet, but he has already starting -- both sides of the aisle are clashing over trade. >> you have top republicans like speaker ryan, raising up cautionary flags even before the president-elect has been worn in seeing the 35% tariff could backfire and hurt the economy. so they're saying go slow while conservative economists like steven moore are saying keep your eye on the biggest prize here. >> i don't want to get into a trade war. i want companies built in america. and i think lowering the tax incentive is the best way of doing it. i think by doing tax reform, easing the cost of regulation, appealing obama care, you can accompli

. >>> to the west coast with the deepening mystery of the disappearing mother. >> investigators taking a close look at a cold case of another young woman, a friend of hers, in fact, who vanished jogging. it was nearly 20 years ago. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: as investigators continue to scour northern california for those who ob ductsed sheri papini, they are haunted by another disappearance, 16-year-old tara smith vanished in 1998. >> i hope it's not another case of a complete disappearance? >> absolutely it was. it was on the the investigators' minds. in fact, there's a resemblance of tara smith and ms. papini, making it a little bit more eerie. >> this is the two of them side by side, both out jogging when they vanished. both went to the same high school at the same time in the 1990s. sheri auditioned for the same role as tara's sister in this play, and both cases captivated the city of redding, california. there's glaring differences. sherri released weeks after abduction. >> i ran past everybody, and, you know, threw open the curtain, and she was there. her poor face.

you have got some companies on the west coast that aren't keen on patents. i think that will be interesting to see where donald trump comes down on that. kennedy: we'll be keeping an eye on you and see if you get the nod to go to trump tower. if you do, wing by here first. >> i want to personally invite out inauguration. i have a ticket with your name on it. >> i'm going to start dress shopping tomorrow. let me welcome the party panel into this discussion. tonight's dagen mcdowell from th dave smith, host of "part of the problem" podcast. and tom shillue host of "red eye." so we just heard congressman massey talk about donald trump, person of the year. and i want to talk about the titans of tech and this upcoming meeting at trump tower. what do you think the conversation is going to go like? a lot of people who emerge from those meetings are star struck bialek and they have nothing but glowing thing to say? >> everybody is turning back. the people who were talking about ar arm ar arm. we should stop talking about everybody in northern california as being the