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here's zachary kiesch. >> oh! >> reporter: tonight, two teenagers arrested after a terrifying mall shooting sent holiday shoppers running for their lives. >> everybody is running outside. they're advising the shooting is happening downstairs. >> reporter: dramatic video highlights the level of chaos and confusion in the cumberland mall near atlanta saturday. >> i'm just thanking god, i'm still alive. >> reporter: watch as parents, fearing the worst, shield children, some tossing chairs and dropping shopping bags, rushing for cover. >> there was a lady with her children. she was in pure pandemonium, she didn't know what was going on. there was an elderly woman on the floor. >> reporter: officers carrying assault rifles swarm the scene, searching for the gunmen. police say it started with an argument in the food court that escalated. leaving one shot. police arresting 18-year-old zaire dhanoolal, charging him with aggravated assault. and 19-year-old joweer ponce, charging him with reckless conduct and carrying a con

>> zachary, thank you. >>> overseas new images of the heroic takedown on the london bridge. heros stepping up with make-shift weapons to stop a convicted terrorist who went on a rampage killing two people with a knife. tonight there are questions why that convicted terrorist was released from prison after serving after his sentence. abc foreign correspondent ian pannell is in london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tales of heroism emerging in the terror attack on london bridge. this video showing people fighting back with anything they could get their hands on. >> they used fire extinguishers. they used chairs. they used these narwhal tusks ripped off the wall in the heat of the moment. i'm proud to know them. >> reporter: the two dead, now identified as 25-year-old jack merritt, working in the justice system. his family saying he always took the side of the underdog. and 23-year-old saskia jones, also a graduate of cambridge. her family saying she saw the best in all people. >> this is an attack on our community in many ways. it was intended as such. >> reporter: the attacke

new details on that case and here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, police releasing this chilling surveillance video of a gunman seen firing multiple times into a squad car, killing the unsuspected officer. authorities calling it an ambush and execution. you can see police rush out of this station in pursuit of the suspect. >> the suspect, he's down on the west side of the building. >> reporter: they chase him through the alleyway, killing the suspect. the officer, 27-year-old stephen carr. this week, a solemn procession to honor the fallen hero was led by carr's siblings. >> he came from a law enforcement family. he knew what the job was about and he just wanted to serve his community. >> reporter: tom, that officer had been on the force for just 2 1/2 years. now, tonight, authorities tell us that the investigation continues. tom. >> zachary, thank you. >>> we're learning tonight about that deadly attack that left six people including two gunmen dead in jersey city. the fbi recovering a white van you see it right there linked to the suspects. that attack at a kosher groc

>> zachary, thank you. the weather expecting to get worse. for a look at where the storm is hitting now and where it's headed next let's go to cheryl scott from our chicago station. she's in for rob this morning. cheryl, good morning. what are we looking at here? >> oh, good morning. so many traveling home after thanksgiving and there will be so many impacts. we're tracking this major storm. this area of low pressure still bringing heavy snow to the upper midwest and great lakes. this low pressure will continue to slide to the east. we have rainy conditions and also snow expected across the northeast and new england. here you can see the watches and warnings just littered across the northern half of the country. so many travel impacts will be felt. let's track this system. as it continues to slide to the east, you can see places like new jersey up into the city, this will be mainly rain with a wintry mix along and south of i-80. north of i-80 that's where the heaviest snow will be. we're talking places like albany, western massachusetts, up i

here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, police in arkansas are calling it an ambush and execution after an officer was shot and killed while sitting in his squad car. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> officer down, officer down. >> reporter: the horrifying scene unfolding right in the station parking lot late saturday night. police say 27-year-old fayetteville officer stephen carr was waiting for his partner when the killer opened fire. >> he came into our parking lot. he approached the officer while he was sitting in his car, and he shot him in cold blood. >> reporter: other officers hearing the shots, then rushing out of the building and confronting the gunman, chasing him into an alley where he was shot and killed. >> the suspect, he's down on the west side of the building. >> reporter: tonight, police identifying the killer as 35-year-old london phillips, and are now searching his home for clues. authorities say back in december they received a call about the same suspect "impersonating an officer." the two officers who shot the suspect are on paid leave, which the department sa

zachary taylor was a great candidate if he was an ineffectual president. he was -- well, like other presidents, even at present day, he said as little as possible about himself. he was everything to everyone. he -- i don't think he released his taxes. >> [laughter] fergus: and i'm skeptical of polk. it wouldn't have been a walk-in for polk, and had he been -- had he won, it would have been a very troubled presidency. on the other hand, he was a strong pro-slavery man, and it would have been harder to achieve a compromise. all right. >> we have time for one more question. >> thank you for your speech here today. i would like to talk about a statement made by frederick douglass, who was one of the former slaves who found freedom in the underground railroad and actually was able to get a lot of assistance from the abolitionists up there, up north. frederick douglass said that he found that some of the slave masters who were or claimed to be the most christian were some of the most severe with their treatment and punishment towards the slaves. so my question i

abc 7 news reporter zachary kiesch has more. >> reporter: this is expected to be the busiest air travelday in u.s. history. tragedy in an extreme blizzard-plagued south dakota, a plane carrying 12 people crashing shortly after takeoff. nine people were killed including two children and the pilot. >> we had extreme winds, snow, visibility issues. >> reporter: heavy snow slamming north dakota too. vehicles spinning out on the highway and drivers barely able to see in whiteout conditions, as plows struggled to keep the roads clear. in a similar scene in minnesota, weather crews out in full force with stranded cars littering the streets and interstates. drivers proving to be no match for the snowstorm as they wait for trucks to dig them out. gale force winds in colorado violently whipped up snowfall, making it almost impossible for these people to push their own cars off the road. on the west coast, major flooding in southern california. watch as emergency responders rescue these trapped passengers. crews in san diego using small yellow rafts to get them to safety. and an urgent search in a

zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >> thank you, zachary. >>> now to college football. the top team in the land officially has the top player in the land leading it into the playoffs. >> lsu quarterback joe burrow took the heisman trophy in a record vote this weekend. he is the first tiger to win the award in 60 years. burrow set a record for the conference with 48 touchdown passes this year. he won the heisman with the largest voting margin ever in history. that's not bad for a guy who barely played when he was at ohio state just a year ago. >> all my teammates have supported me, welcomed me with open arms, a kid from ohio coming down to the bayou and welcomed me as brothers. and it's been so awesome. >> lsu meets oklahoma in a college football playoff semifinal next week. if the tigers win, burrow could face his old school, ohio state, for that championship. >> and that would also be a good matchup. >>> in other football news, on saturday, newtown, connecticut, marked seven years since the sandy hook massacre left 26 people dead, including 20 children. >> saturday nig

zachary, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you as well. this morning, dulce's mother is answering tough questions about her daughter's disappearance and pointing the finger at a family friend who may be behind her daughter's apparent abduction. it's been two months since maria dulce alavez disappeared a new jersey park while playing with her little brother. now dulce's mother is opening up in an interview with dr. phil. >> you did not sell your daughter, correct? >> no, no. >> you don't know who has her? >> no. >> you're not involved in her abduction. >> no. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows dulce inside a convenience store moments before her disappearance. after leaving the store the girl and her brother then went to the playground. her mother roughly 30 yards away in her car when her daughter vanished. >> first i thought that she was playing hide-and-seek. i didn't want to believe somebody took her. i asked her brother what happened. he just -- he just said -- he doesn't know how to speak and just told me to come.aught >> report

zachary keesh, abc news, new york. >>> and more sad news this morning about a bay area great.sco native known for producing charlie brown christmas has died. his son says he passed away christmas day after suffering from conjessest heart failure. abc 7 got a tour of his home in san mateo county when interviewing him years ago. he was an executive producer of numerous animated peanuts specials including the charlie brown christmas which of course has become a critical success and cherished holiday favorite by many. he was 86 years old. >>> this one is quite the story. a woman went to visit her pregnant granddaughter in vallejo after she complained that her back hurt. well it turns out the baby did not want to wait. the grandmother ound found herself on the phone with 911 dispatcher walking her threw the entire delivery. as abc 7 news reporter lorin martinez shows you, within six minutes the baby arrival. >> female, seven months pregnant. >> the engine 25 rolled oud to the call of the bab being born thursday night. >> she said she couldn't stop stop pushing i felt like we're goi

zachary kiesch has more. >> oh! oh! >> reporter: this morning, police are looking for the person who opened fire saturday afternoon at a mall outside of atlanta. >> everybody is running outside. they're advising that a shooting is happening downstairs. >> reporter: this cell phone video captures the chaos. shoppers can be seen shielding children. others run for cover. >> oh. >> there was a lady with her children. she was in pure panic. she didn't know what was going on. there was an elderly woman on the floor. two other gentlemen were helping her, you know, take cover in the back. >> reporter: police say it started with an argument in the food court before escalating. then witnesses describe seeing a man in a pool of blood. >> luckily it was not an active shooter incident, but it did have a high response out of abundance of caution due to the area, shoppers and such. >> they are saying they do have one confirmed down by moe's. >> reporter: police say the suspect has been identified but not caught. >> i'm just thanking g

millard fillmore makes the oath of office after zachary taylor dies and fires the entire cabinet andhis left without cabinet heads for some time. our current moment is not the first time we have had a lot of vacancies in the cabinet. when they tell truman leave and you focus on europe he listened to them. we are going to move to questions but i want to talk about the close calls, to me it is fascinating. i found myself overwhelmingly frustrated writing this book because i don't understand why we didn't get the importance of figuring out presidential succession and never treated it with any degree of seriousness so it takes three presidents to be assassinated to decide to protect the president. we used to let the white house be overrun with office seekers and people who may or may not have been mentally ill and anybody had access to the president and the extent even by the time we start to protect the president we don't really do it professionally, it is a patronage opportunity for their buddies from home. if i was the target i would not want my buddies from home protecting me. i woul

abc's zachary kiesch is here za >> reporter: diane, good morning. lot of concern this morning about that last text, and now the time that's passed especially over the holidays, detectives with the birmingham police dy'help. overnight, the family of a 29-year-old woman missing since last friday now speaking out. >> you see it on tv, and you always feel for the families that it happens to, and you just never think it's going to be, you know, hitting so close to home. >> reporter: authorities say paignton houston disappeared after stepping out of an alabama bar with two unknown men. her brother speaking with "gma" overnight says his sister hasn't been heard from since. >> about 12:14 p.m. that night, she sent a text to one of the friends she was at the bar with, saying she didn't know who she was with and saying she felt like she was in trouble. >> reporter: her family is not giving up hope. paignton's mother sharing a photo of the two on facebook hoping someone can help find their daughter. without many leads, police are reviewing that surveillance vi

zachary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you as well.of this isn't really that hard to imagine. you're driving down the street. you see the cops behind you and you get that feeling in your stomach like you might get pulled over, and then you do, but this isn't your typical traffic stop. >> i'm not going to give you a ticket today. >> thank you. >> but what we are going to do is give you $100. >> reporter: this isn't the kind of reaction you usually get after being pulled over by the cops. >> you got a card with $100. merry christmas. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: but in this california town when officers stopped these drivers for minor violations, instead of a ticket -- >> oh my god. thank you. >> reporter: -- they were handed $100 bill for the holidays. >> thank you. >> not very much, but it can help for the holidays. unless you would rather have a ticket. >> no thank you. >> reporter: all of this part of madera county's act of kindness campaign. >> some of the people break down and cry, some get really excited a

the team of ivet feliciano and zachary green joined anchor hari sreenivasan to talk about what went into their reporting and what they are working on for 2020. >> sreenivasan: you guys tooa trip to haiti this year. it was a verproductive one. you came back with a bunch oft differories. what did you find interesting? >> reporter: so, that's right. we went on the ninth anniversary of the devastating earthquake in haiti, and we dia three-part series, which i think allowed us to delve into a lot of issues that aren't mainstream media. one piece that we did was about this historically very tumultuous relationship betweeni haiti and the can republic. and severayears ago, theve dominican ment decided to strip the citizenship of tens of thousands of haitian migrants. and not only them, but people of coitian descent who were born and raised in thtry. and this has caused a huge problem of statelessneng the border of haiti and the dominican republic. but what initially brought us to haiti was that one of our wonderful video editors, judith wolfe, came to us and told us about this story that she'd h

put some flesh on those bones what do you mean by that what do you mean by that and that's 2 and zachary why the democrats and anybody who understands american politics i really believe that i wrote to the people who said on the other side of the aisle because you don't have to meet to those bones that any of this self i'm sorry but can't you wendy can't you can't you can't you image that that's simply just a talking point because it's really quite it's quite. vacuous let me go to zach in seattle here ok if you want meddling inside the american democracy as it were well then you kept ukraine you have that you have democratic national committee functionaries talking with ukrainian officials you have before the election you have the ambassador from the united from ukraine to the united states writing an op ed piece criticizing donald trump there's plenty of meddling by the way everybody just to make sure everyone knows there's a lot of countries that meddle in elections in the united states it's not the 1st time and it won't be the last time ok but they say they want to hang this one on tr

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zachary, liz peek, john burnett and steve moore. things getting heated today after speaker pelosi announced house democrat will pursue articles of impeachment against president trump. >> do you think that president -- -- i don't hate anyone. we don't hate anyone, not anyone in the world. this is about the constitution of the united states and the facts that leads to president's violation of his ocea of the oa, as a catholic, i recent the fact that you use the word hate, i pray for the president all of the thyme time -- time, so don't mess with me. david: markets were largely unfazed. >> look. we have great news and reports on black friday, record making sales, and terms of the entire holiday sales. projections are over 1 trillion in sales, looking at it, why would wall street go for this head fake. nancy pelosi ended her speech, i was scratching my head, i said okay, what did she say that we didn't already know. wall street is not going to act off of head fakes or play actions, they want concrete information. >> barring this becomin

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on the panel today zachary, jonathan hoenig, li liz peek and gary kaltbaum. the house voting to pass the usmca trade agreement. with senate and president trump expected to approve the new deal in early 2020. but republican senator pat tumi is holding out, sounding off said he will vote no on the new trade agreement. >> i just want to stress that this should not be attemp be a e for future agreements, not the way we approach trade in future. we should look to expand trade. david: bringing in republican congressman jim banks in indiana, i assume you are in favor of the deal, you heard senator tumi what do you think? >> he does not say anything about merits of usmca which is really good for united states of america, our economy and our workers. i grew up in a home, a son of factory worker where nafta was a 4 letter word when i was a kid. my dad is as happy as anyone that donald trump fulfill one of the biggest campaign promises he mad-- to replace nafta with usm. there are political consequences to this and policy consequences to passing usmca as well. this -- a

abc's zachary kiesch is here with the story.the court. he has revealed himself to be a family man actively involved in the lives of his children so when folks started taking these cheap shots at a thanksgiving photo it should come as no surprise d-wade stood up for the home team, his family. this morning, three-time nba champion dwyane wade hitting back at online trolls for criticizing his child zion's appearance in this family photo posted thursday to instagram. in the photo his child is wearing nails and a crop top. wade defending zion tweeting, as a parent my only goal is that my kids feel that i see them, love them, and support them. adding, stupidity is a part of the world that we live in. i've been chosen to lead my family. >> so often we assume that professional athletes aren't going to support those different kinds of gender expressions but here's a dad who is saying i'm willing to rise above all the pressure that exists in my athletic world and he's really demonstrating what parents need to do when their children are ex

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fillmore takes the oath of office after zachary tyler dies and fires the cabinet and then they are leftwithout cabinets for some time. at the moment isn't the first time that we have had a lot of vacancies in the cabinet. so, when they told truman you focus on europe, he listens to them. now, we are going to move to questions shortly but i do want to talk little bit about the close call because to me it is fascinating. i found myself overwhelmingly frustrated writing this book because i don't understand why we didn't get the importance of figuring out the presidential succession and why we never treated with any degree of seriousness, so it takes three presidents to be assassinated for us to decide that it's a good idea to protect the president. we used to literally just what the president he overrun with speakers and people who may or may not have been mentally ill and anybody had access to the president. and even by the time that we start to sort of protect the president, we don't really do it professionally. they basically use perception of the president as an opportunity for their b

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joining me is jonathan hoenig, zachary karabell, gary kaltbaum and liz peek. we're digesting donald trump's victory on election night, 2016, paul krugman famously said quote if the question is when markets will recover? a first pass answer is never, end quote. three years later, markets keep hitting all-time highs, with the dow today notching its 102nd record close since president trump was inaugurated. one bank of america strategist is even predicting a front-loaded 2020 where the s&p 500 could surge more than 5% by march. so gang, are you surprised as krugman that the markets have been doing so well? gary? >> well, look, he's only off by 10,000 dow points. [laughter] >> come on. david: yeah, give him a break. [laughter] >> the problem there was he put politics in front of sanity. you know, his hate in front of everything else. to make that comment, to try to scare the you know what out of people is just ridiculous. and unfortunately, he just believes a little bit more in the state than the people. and i have always believed that lower taxes, less regulations

zachary, thanks for being here this morning.sements, could it actually cut against them? because regular, folks, say "you might be a great actor, but my politics are my own." >> yeah. i believe that it's kind of -- it doesn't go either way. i think if anything maybe they bring them some p.r. i think we're living in such kind of a polarized time and tribal time where you -- if you voted for donald trump in 2016, you're not changing your vote in 2020 because of a celebrity endorsing the other party. and if anything, i think with kind of the such -- the outland outlandish things they've said from just recently when nancy called our president an imposter if anything created more followers and support for donald trump. so, for me, i think it's -- you know, it's sexy on the surface, but it's really just noise in the end. >> that's a good way to put it. here 2020 endorsements. actor kevin costner, i loved him in field of dreams, and despite what the critics say he was good in waterworld. he endorsed pete buttigieg in iowa. and jon bon

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