whit? >> james, thank you. >>> now, to the wild weather millions are facing this new year's day, with winter weather alerts in effect across the northwest. the storm packing powerful winds. watch as the driver of this tractor trailer loses a battle with strong gusts near the colorado/wyoming border. the higher elevations, blinding snow causing spinouts. several wrecks reported on roads there. in washington state, tumblewields burying several cars, forcing authorities to shut down a highway for hours. at the same time, a new storm is set to slam the south tomorrow before marching east. let's get right to abc news chief meteorologist ginger zee. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, whit. you know, that storm has already produced wind gusts up to 97 miles per hour in wyoming. i want to take you to the map with the weather advisories and warnings in place. that blizzard warning includes interstate 80 between arlington and rollins, through 11:00 p.m. tonight. you could see another one to two feet of s

whit? >> all right, martha raddatz, our thanks to you. >>> next, to australia, where the worst wildfires on the planet have triggered a warning from the u.s. embassy, urging american tourists to evacuate the fire zone. newly released video showing one woman's fight to save her home with a garden hose. the australian navy coming to the rescue. tens of thousands on the road, ordered to leave their homes. abc's maggie rulli reports from new south wales. >> oh, my! no, no. >> reporter: tonight, amid the worst wildfire conditions to hit australia in recorded history -- >> the hose is burnt! >> reporter: -- the fight to save homes. new video shows a 19-year-old woman who stayed behind despite evacuation orders using a garden hose to beat back the flames. >> i can't breathe through my mask. >> reporter: with bad fire conditions in the forecast, authorities in new south wales declaring a state of emergency. >> the priority today is fighting fires and evacuating, getting people to safety. >> reporte

whit? >> all right, james longman, our thanks to you tonight. >>> meanwhile, back here at home, the new year's eve storm on the final day of 2019. drivers facing heavy snow and icy roads near brecksville, ohio. the driver of a semitruck injured, going down an embankment in indiana. the trailer hanging from an overpass there. plus, a new storm ready to hit the west on day one of the new year. let's get to abc chief meteorologist ginger zee. ginger, happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year, whit. all the folks around me very happy with the forecast for tonight. yes, we've had a little sprinkle or two, but it is going to be mostly dry tonight. look at this times square ball drop forecast. the temperature, 39, which is above average. the wind chill, about 30. but the gusty winds not going to bother too many folks here. but when you look west, i would not want to be traveling from party to party, say anywhere through pennsylvania and upstate new york. those snow showers, the snow squalls comi

whit? >> martha, thank you. >>> and reaction to that deadly airstrike reflecting the partisan divide. but there are questions across the political spectrum about the strategy and about what comes next. abc's mary bruce on capitol hill. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, high praise and sharp criticism for the president's surprise strike. the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee says he found out through press reports. >> there was a threat. if the threat was real, i don't have confidence in, had the administration fully thought through all the implications of this action. >> reporter: and do you think that the u.s., that this administration is prepared for any potential retaliation? >> i would love to be able to answer that question with the affirmative. i don't know. >> reporter: other democrats are questioning the timing of the strike, which comes as the president faces a looming impeachment trial. >> obviously, with this president you have to worry about ulterior motives. >

whit? >> ian, thank you. >>> we move on to the other major news, a hostage situation at a bank in illinois. s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. the standoff going into the night. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, a tense hostage standoff unfolding inside this illinois bank. s.w.a.t. teams swarming the scene. police say a gunman stormed this credit union in rockford this afternoon, taking, authorities say, at least one hostage, possibly more. >> he's an armed subject and people are not able to leave. so whether he's holding them, he's not allowing them to leave >> reporter: authorities say it started as an armed robbery before the suspect barricaded himself inside the bank. officers armed with long guns taking positions outside. a crisis negotiation team attempting to make contact with the suspect. police shutting down the roads in all directions, clearing out the scene, urging people to avoid the area. whit, tonight, the fbi has joined local investigators on this case. they're in rockford.

. >>> good morning to you, whit.rough night across the plains and the south with severe weather and winter weather. three actually confirmed dead now in north louisiana. here's some of the damage out of minden, louisiana. trees down. roofs torn up. tornadoes reported across three states and northwest louisiana being one of them. southeast texas, houston, you lit up the skies last night with severe thunderstorms rumbling through that corner of texas and on the northern side of this, we have had a lot of ice and snow, especially in iowa and missouri, very, very slick roadways there and that's only going to increase as we push the storm off towards the north and east with winter storm warnings just north of chicago and in through michigan. then there were tornado watches that now include new orleans where i stand. so a severe line of thunderstorms is pushing across louisiana and the mississippi river right now. these are humming along at about 40 miles an hour and have wind gusts over 60 to 70 miles per hour, and we cou

>> whit, you were excited about this. game show gaffe. "jeopardy" is catching a flurry of criticism from the weather world of all places. a daily double on thursday asked this, in a two-week period in 2018, the east coast was walloped by these storms named for the direction from which they came. so the answer, what are nor'easters. the contestant got it wrong. yeah. >> this is why i was trying to slip out here. >> didn't want to be involved. meteorologists from all over started chiming in on twitter saying "jeopardy" droppehe >> i wish we had a camera on greg when you read that -- oh. how dare them. >> clutching his pearls. >> as soon as you get into french literature all of a sudden like sorry. >> well, coming up, potential trouble for tesla. the petition demanding an investigation into some driver complaints. the electrical vehicles may suddenly accelerate on their own. >>> plus, a new twist in a 20-year-old art heist. where a missing masterpiece was found and how the story compares to a movie plot. >>> also as cases of the flu rise que

whit? >> julia macfarlane for us in london, thank you. >>> we want turn now to the weather, rob marciano is in steamboat springs, colorado for us this morning. rob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we're in position for the next storm to come through here. we had about an inch or two of snow every night this week. over 200 inches for the year. the next one will be coming in later on tonight. the storm that's on the east coast, that's beginning to move but. but they had tremendous rains in philadelphia, near delaware. you see the rains and the flooding along i-76. and now, we're starting to see some things dry out. but in st. paul, indiana, here's what it looked like yesterday with freezing rain and some difficult issues there and snow flying as well. all right, snow wrapping around, we still have winter weather advisories out. temperatures around the freezing mark. there are areas of black ice in the northeast this morning and then some rains expected today across parts of the

here's whit johnson. fall for a holntight, a stunning >> harvey, do you think you're getting a fair trial today? >> yep. >> reporter: weinstein assisted by his pr rep into court today. more than 80 women alleging misconduct, but this trial will focus on two specific cases, including former weinstein production assistant mimi what lay. prosecutors say weinstein sexually assaulted her in 2006. >> i told him, no, no, no, but he insisted. >> reporter: but the defense previewed what it called dozens of loving emails sent by some accusers to the producer, like this one from the other complaining witness, months after the alleged assault. "miss you big guy, i love you, i always do. but i hate feeling like a booty call." weinstein has pleaded not guilty to all five felony counts, including rape and sexual assault. six women are expected to testify against him, which could begin as early as tomorrow. david? >> all right, whit johnson tonight. whit, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news t

whit? >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >>> now to the impeachment showdown and a pivotal week ahead. speaker pelosi is promising to send articles of impeachment to the senate, setting the stage for a historic trial. abc's david wright is at the white house with more on what to expect. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. this is set to be a momentous week here in washington as the impeachment process resumes after a brief break over the holidays. house democrats are expected to discuss impeachment at their caucus on tuesday and after that, the full house will vote to appoint managers for the case and they will then vote to transmit the articles of impeachment over to the senate. that means that the soonest an impeachment trial could begin is wednesday. for now, speaker pelosi appears to have lost her effort to convince senate republicans to allow witnesses in the trial. but there's still some room for that to change if they can convince four senate republicans to break r

>> all right, whit johnson tonight. whit, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the deadly plane crash and the images coming in at this hour. the plane going down during takeoff, bursting into flames. several people killed. authorities with new details at this hour and we'll have more in a moment. >>> outside new york city, the commuter train barrelling into a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks. we'll have more on that. >>> and news tonight about that missing mother we reported on last night here, she was on vacation in a popular destination, and what her family is now saying tonight. a lot more news ahead, i'll be right back. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of

. >> reporter: good morning, whit. impeachment process is still in limbo this morning, the president is optimistic. he says he's looking forward to a trial in the senate, but it's not clear what exactly that trial is going to look like, and now some republicans are raising concerns with their own party's approach. republican leader mitch mcconnell has promised to be, in, quote, total coordination with the white house, but senator lisa murkowski says she was disturbed to hear that, and senator susan collins of maine says it is inappropriate for either side to prejudge the evidence. she says she is also open to witnesses, and that is the key sticking point here. democrats are still demanding to hear from four key witnesses close to the president while republicans want a quick trial with no witnesses, and until they can sort that out, house speaker nancy pelosi is refusing to send over the articles of impeachment for the senate to consider. so lots of questions for lawmakers as they return to the hill next week. robin? >>

whit? >> robin, we'll continue to follow the developments ought of iraq and bring you more information as soon as we get it throughout the morning. >>> we want to turn to breaking news of a knife attack south of paris. we're still awaiting to hear from police whether this is being investigated as a terror incident. james longman is in our london bureau with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we're hearing reports of a stabbing attack just south of paris. a knife is thought lunged at passers at 2:00 p.m. local time about seven miles south of the french capital. police say he killed one person and injured three others before being shot by police. two of those he stabbed are now in a critical state. this all took place in a park seemingly randomly. this is a residential area outside of the city center. authorities say the attacker has been neutralized and investigations are ongoing with police on the scene. now, this has left the city on edge, as you can imagine, and it's significant

whit? >> an alarming case. marci gonzalez, thank you. >>> we want to go back to rob marciano, who is in new orleans following that severe weather across the country. rob? >> good morning again, whit. this storm system has just about every type of hazard you could think of, both winter and spring, including heavy rain north of dallas. here's some video out of decatur, texas, north of ft. worth, where heavy rain fell late yesterday, causing some street flooding, and that's been prevalent within this line of storms that continues to push off to the east. so, severe weather across the south, including new orleans. as we mentioned, we have a tornado watch here. then it pushes off and through atlanta by tonight, knoxville as well, and then look at the white fill in, in chicago and grand rapids, the pink erie, pennsylvania, heavy rainfall. very warm ahead of this in the northeast before the rains arrive tomorrow, then it eventually clears out, but not before doing some damage with ice, maybe an inch of ice in parts of

diane, good morning. >> whit, good morning.he opened up about her battle with hair loss to free herself and to help others. well, now others are speaking out telling ricki in their own word, mission accomplished. this morning the overwhelming response to ricki lake's revelation in this series of pictures that revealed her secret 30-year struggle with hair loss. lake posted overnight on facebook writing, the outpouring of love i am feeling is lifting my spirit higher than i ever thought possible. i'm deeply moved by all of the personal stories you're choosing to share. we're all brave, and we're all in this together. that comment comes just hours after her interview with robin roberts. >> do you feel like in a sense a weight has been lifted from you? >> oh, my gosh, yes, i do. i feel like i'm finally -- i can finally be truly me. i actually -- i don't think i look that bad. >> you don't. >> i like my head. >> reporter: her candor prompting a flood of messages from women like stacy now feeling empowered. >> there's a huge communi

whit? president trump is defending the air strike as preventing a possible war but democratic lawmakers are lashing out at the administration for not consulting congress or getting authorization. abc's david wright is in west palm beach where the president has been spending the holidays. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the president claims this drone strike was a defensive measure thwarting a major planned attack but the administration has offered no proof of that. with iran now threatening vengeance, the big question is did this ease tensions or escalate them? addressing evangelical christians at an event in miami friday night, president trump insisted his decision to take out iran's top military commander saved american lives. >> he was planning a very major attack and we got him. >> reporter: the administration offered no proof of any planned attack. on fox the secretary of state echoed the president but gave no further details. >> there was an attack that wa

. >> thank you, whit -- will. we are too as well. will, we appreciate that. i said whit. will. i got whit coming up right here. [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> hey, it's early in the morning, people. what can we do? >>> now to the new developments in the world series cheating scandal. the boston red sox opening up about firing the manager. now the heat is on the new york mets and their manager, carlos beltran. >> who you gonna talk to? who you gonna talk to? >> i'm talking to whit johnson. yes, he is at fenway park with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the boston red sox are asking fans to reserve judgment until the investigation is complete. but the outrage is growing, the dominos are falling with many now calling on the new york mets to take action. this morning, the sign-stealing scandal sending shock waves through major league baseball. sources tell espn the new york mets are assessing the situation concerning their new manager carlos beltran. beltran was a player on the astros in 2017 during their world series win. mlb investigato

. >> reporter: and good morning again, whit. the snow is steady here in detroit.ming down about an inch an hour in detroit. we are expecting about eight inches to accumulate here, and the winds are starting to pack a punch. gusts up to 35 miles per hour as this massive and fast-moving storm wreaks havoc across the country. millions of americans are at risk from the northern plains to new england. road conditions are treacherous in these blizzard-like conditions causing multiple trucks to jackknife making the roads impassable for drivers. in iowa, there was acary scene as a truck slid off the road and narrowly missed officials who were already on the scene for another incident there. and there are challenges in the air for travelers as well. this morning hundreds of flights have already been canceled. chicago's o'hare airport hit particularly hard. i know it took me longer to get to detroit last night than it was supposed to. this storm moving east now with its heavy snow and rain. you guys in new york, stay safe and warm. dan. >> kaylee, thank you. we appreciate y

good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. know, the rest of the world may be calling for deescalation but president trump determines to go for deterrence even at the risk of inflaming things. he's been tweeting threats at iran, bragging about military hardware. he's saying if they hit, they will be hit harder than ever before. overnight, president trump ratcheted up the threats to iran warning them not to retaliate for the killing of qasem soleimani. let this serve as a warning, he tweeted, that if iran strikes any americans or american assets, we have targeted 52 iranian sites, some at a very high level and important to iran and the iranian culture. he made it clear that number, 52, reflects the 52 americans held hostage in iran after the 1979 revolution. that bellicose rhetoric even as u.s. cities from coast to coast saw scattered protests this weekend. >> resist! >> reporter: people concerned na trump has brought us to the edge of another costly war. >> we've been there. we've done that. it didn't work. we've created terro

sophie: it may have had 34 nods but it ended the night with just two awards, one of w whit to "the crown" and their new queen. oliviacompletely stunned. and "fleabag," yeah. sophie: of course, phoebe waller-bridge played her part. phoebe: personally i would like to thankti obama for p us on his list. and as some of you may know, he's always been on mine. [laughter] phoebe: and if you don't get that joke, please watch season one really quickly. sophie: her acceptance speech pushing boundaries like this series she created. there was ataing ovation for elton john and bernie taupin, and best actor in a musical went to the man who played e rockstar and "rocketman." these are the first major awards of the season and the decade, and those going home with golden globes will be hoping to collect oscar statues to match. onthe fact that nosingle woman was nominated in the best director catory has me hope r a different line of on the red carpet when the academy awards are handed out in five weeks time. soph long, bbc news, los angeles. jane: makes me realize i have a lot of movie viewing to catch up

sunsurprisingly, with awa using being criticized for lack of diversity, the four leading maleenders tell whit stories."joker," a batman origiy from is out in front with 11 nominations. nods each, the world war i epic "1917," martin scorsese's mafia saga "the irishman," and quentin tarantino's "once upon a time... in hollywood" about a fading star and his stunt double. who is going to win what? best actress, who is going to win? >> interestingly black british actress cynthia evo is nominated for "harriet." will: picy went? ---will she win? >>k i don't th. i think renee zellweger has this sewn up for "judy." will: best actor? >> joaquin phoenix for "joker." wi: it would be nice to see jonathan pryce. >> oh, a b will: moving on to the supporting actress, who would you like to wait? >> florence pugh. rising young british star, love her in "little women." will: who is going to win? >> laura dn. she is having a fantastic season for "marriage story." will:e and then we hst supporting actor, like a dogfight between beginners. joe pesci and al pacino fighting it out for the same phone, "the irishman."

. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the president may be spending a quiet weekend here in florida, but back in washington, the lawyers are working overtime on both sides. house impeachment managers have filed their brief, essentially laying out their case, and the president's lawyers have filed the charges. until now, president trump has made no secret what he thinks of the impeachment process. >> they call it the impeachment hoax. >> the impeachment hoax. >> it's a hoax. >> reporter: the white house has offered little guidance how it will response to the substance. mystery solved. this weekend, trump's legal team fired off this six-page letter under the heading, answer of president donald j. trump, insisting the president did absolutely nothing wrong and calling the democrats' articles of impeachment constitutionally invalid on their face. quote, they fail to allege any crime or violation of law whatsoever let alone high crimes and misdemeanors. the letter also takes issue with the general accounting office's determina

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good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you.ore than 80 women have made allegations against harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct but this trial will focus on two specific cases. as you mentioned, those opening statements set to begin today before a jury of seven men and five women. prosecutors will attempt to prove a pattern of predatory behavior so expect to hear allegations from some of hollywood's biggest celebrities like charlize theron, rosie perez and salma hayek. six women are expected to testify including "the sopranos" actress annabella sciorra who claims weinstein raped her in her manhattan apartment in the early '90s. weinstein's defense team is planning to include dozens of loving emails sent by accusers to the producer after he allegedly assaulted them. the 67-year-old has denied the allegations against him and any allegations of sexual misconduct. he has also pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. michael? >> thank you, whit. >>> now to that bench-clearing brawl at a college basketball game last night between k

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they were going to have a whit round. i think there was a funding campaign the reality is, that will not happen there will be other celebrations in other parts of the uk >> it might be disappointing for some instead of focusing on the big bong, let's focus on the big picture. we have a cast across europe steve is in central london and julianna is the uk border and then joining us from brussels, as well. before we do, let me start with what we are expected to hear later today. brex brexit this is the dawn of a new era. johnson will call for unity and will describe brexit as a moment of real national renewal and change on the back of that, let's take a look at how the pound has been fairing this firm. we are trading firmer. one of the reasons why we are seeing the uplift is the fact that they didn't do anything on the fed. they are keeping that modest tightening up $.3% since the referendum, the pound is about 10% weaker at one point, we were 20% weaker that is it for the pound let's get back to geoff. >> it reminds me of t

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get started for free at ancestry.com whit looks like this. heart failure look like?the beat goes on entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-di don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪the beat goes on yeah! the two house speaker nancy pelosi set to put an end to her standoff over said to the articles of impeachment. she will meet with her colleagues this week and prepare a formal vote to transmit the articles to the senate. mark meredith's live in washington with the details. see mac this week the house is expected to vote to send impeachment articles over to the senate. it comes after the house improved to impeachment articles back in mid december. she has held onto the articles. the delay wasn't necessary. to compel them to all

actually issued and took over for ken starr at the end of whitewater and issued the final reports on the whit whitewater scandal and monica lewinsky scandal, as you all know i don't like to call it that. >> bill: we had ken starr on a few days ago, i was confused, i don't know if you were but was saying, if you are asking for a prediction as to witnesses, he said yes we will and i said give me some names and he said john bolton, hunter biden. but then he seemed to backtrack and his answer as to whether or not that was the direction this trial would have. i was confused. i wonder if at that point he had an idea as to whether or not he was possibly joining. >> harris: do you think he was getting to what senator ted cruz and others have asked for, the one-on-one match, if you want this you can get this. >> bill: any time you asked that question, that's what republicans will go. you want this one, we are going to take this one. >> harris: my impression of that conversation when you had it was that he was saying if there are witnesses this is who i think it's going to be and i feel like jessica, h

i think it was fabio and cousin it combined is what whit johnson called it. it's good. >> it looks like something from a "star wars" movie. >> does it? >> it does. the it does. it would give baby yoda a run for its money. >> if we paired them together, the internet would explode. we'll see you coming up soon. thanks. >>> a major milestone today for [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> good morning. two issues we're tracking for you this morning. first, fog dense in spots, especially napa and livermore. half mile and quarter mile of visibility. we're tracking it a high surf advisory until 9:00 p.m. later on this evening. >>> breaking news, julio castro is ending his bid for the presidency. his announcement moments ago. after a year-long campaign, he's put a video on twitter. i'll expand it for you so you can see. despite struggling in polls, he remained a contender and policy on immigration and fighting poverty. he is the former housing secretary and mayor of san antonio. he was the only latino candidate in the race. castro champi

and i take them to whit white white castle.ly we salute a florida mom who drove the getaway card while her 15-year-old son was stuck up at a gas station. in any other state the exact can't believe she drove the getaway car for a 15-year-old son. in florida there like the kid isn't old enough to drive, i get it. 37-year-old amanda meets her, sexy lady, she waited outside a circle k convenience store while her son pulled a gun on the cashier. and he would next back such poor parenting from the state that give us kathy anthony. but there is an exception to every role. unfortunately cops were not able to make their own exception they went from family bonding to posting bond after they were charged with armed robbery and child the quex. the neglect charges because she let the kid did the sushi gets circle k. as a tonight the perpetrator parent is trying to find a trial date. trying to find a jury of her peers. but theyar can find any. we'll be right back. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. ea

do you care to make any predictions about the finishing order in iowa and will it matter a whit to the larger race? >> you know, it's really hard to tell who's going to win. it really is. >> i'm glad you said that because that's how i feel. >> it's a jump ball. you look at the des moines register poll that came out about two weeks ago. it was a jumble. and that is a gold standard historically accurate poll. and it had them all bunched up at four. bunched up. there's another poll coming out from des moines's register on saturday which will have a better sense. but i do think that once that contest happens, once we have real data from voters iowa will set the tone on what happens in the rest of the primary. and it is just -- it is really an unknown. i think the question is is this going to be like 2004 where it was kerry which was more of the establishment, that's who iowa caucusgoers went with, or is it going to be like 2008 where you go with a game changer, someone who is like obama clearly who won the caucus then, someone who's going to change things around and we just don't know beca

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i had no idea what tony and sandra were going to do, but i knew whit wanted to do.p my favorite taxi driver, armando lee, to do some sight-seeing. we took a ride down the malecón, havana's famous highway along the sea. it's a gathering spot for locals. you ever go fishing? >> no. >> ¿ por qué? >> because i don't know how to do it. >> oh. watch this. >> yeah, no, it's not so -- [ chuckles ] it's not only that, yeah. >> if hemingway could do it, so could armando. we got out to take a closer look and throw down a challenge. what's this right here, my man? doing a little fishing tournament. whoever catches the biggest fish in the next 10 minutes gets $20. >> okay. >> but you have to do it with me. >> okay, i'll do it with you. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> 20 bucks. they tell me it's not possible. i told them to just keep fishing and not worry about it. [ up-tempo folk music plays ] the sun was fading fast. but there was barely a nibble. armando, not one person? one minute. okay. that's it, right here. bring it, bring it. okay. ioye! this is the winner. show them your fish

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okay, whit. thanks very much. >>> we move on and switch gears. blockbuster "jeopardy!" showdown after last night's match, ken jennings now just one win away from the greatest of all time crown. our "jeopardy!" correspondent t.j. holmes is here. thank you, t.j. >> thank you for that title. first two nights of this competition came down to the very last clue so a lot of suspense. last night wasn't the case. night three was different, but it was the shock of the tournament because of james holzhauer. the phenom was blown out. yes, the guy known as "jeopardy!" james was just plain old james last night. >> the battle to win $1 million continues on "jeopardy!" >> reporter: night three of "jeopardy!'s" greatest of all time tournament and james holzhauer looked mortal. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: at one point losing everything in one of his famous all in daily doubles. >> presto chango $5,000. >> all right. >> what is diamond? >> no. what is garnet. all right, you're tied with ken and brad. >> reporter: and look who decided to show up, brad rutter. after rough showing his

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