autobÚs escolar que chocÓ en tennessee causando la muerte de cinco niÑos. la investigaciÓn se ha concentrado en el exceso de velocidad. reportera: la ciudad estÁ de luto tras la muerte de cinco estudiantes, luego de que se autobÚs escolar, conducido por un hombre de 24 aÑos, se estrellarÁ y volcara. el vehÍculo quedÓ paz -- casi partido en dos. estÁ siendo acusado con cinco cargos de homicidio vehicular y conducciÓn imprudente. 37 estudiantes iban en autobÚs. el vehÍculo pudo haber impactado un poste de electricidad, lo cual causÓ que se volcara el estrellarÁ contra un árbol. tres de los estudiantes que perdieron la vida estaban en cuarto grado, uno de ellos en primero, y el otro preescolar.

scout said meteorologist part one stroller in for greg dutra mark and mark i k been watching things in tennessee as well as here in colorado higher we doing. >> this in improvement with a cold front coming to their they've gotten some good rain winds have died down significantly from yesterday afternoon which is good news however they will pick up again later this afternoon not overly wending out across the city really suggests anywhere between five and 15 that's normal but eventually later on this afternoon as winds were really pick up some speed up to 20 even 30 miles per hour going to feel quite crisp this afternoon were at 36 that's it right now downtown 35 run dia you can see at the airport things are starting to pick up a bit in the wind department when you factor the winds in with the temperature to the skid

at least three people died in raging wildfires in tennessee. this as authorities say three people have been killed as a line of storms and possible tornadoes moved across northern alabama overnight. nicole joins us now with the latest. officials are saying that the three people killled in alabama were all in a mobile home in rosalie. another person in the home was also been a number of other injuries and estimated that 16 to 20 structures in jackson county have been destroyed. officials are still assessing the damage. and in tennessee -- a wildfire that has scorched roughly 15-thousand acres turns deadly. three people have now died. the wildfires, which started monday, damaged or destroyed more than 250 buildings throughout eastern tennessee -- including

. >>> people in tennessee will lining up to give blood. people are leaving flowers and stuffed animals at a memorial as community members are honoring those killed in a schoo crash. children in kindergarten, first and fifth grades were among those killed on the bus when a driver sped around a windy road, lost control of the bus and ended up wrapped around a tree. the dozen children or a dozen children are in the hospital and six are in i.c.u. a company called durham had 350 crashes over the past two years resulting in deaths and nearly 150 injuries.

. >>> and the tennessee's deadly wild fires. we're live at the scene. let's go "outfront." good evening everyone. i'm kate baldwin. out front tonight. breaking news. donaldru

policÍa arrestÓ al chofer de un autobÚs escolar que este lunes se estrellÓ contra un Árbol en chattanooga tennessee, las autoridades investigan donde los menores donde iban el auto iba a exceso de velocidad. una ola de crÍmenes en guerrero, sinaloa, y el estado de mÉxico, tan sÓlo en guerrero los cadÁveres de 20 hombres fueron hallados, 4 cuerpos estaban mutilados y otros restos humanos estaban en bolsas de nylon. donald trump difundiÓ un video para sus primeros planes en su agenda de gobierno se basarÁ en la principio de estados unidos primero. el magnate reiterÓ para eliminar control a empresa y prohibir durante 5 aÑos que ex funcionarios del ejecutivo se conviertan en cabilderos, en el plan laboral trump podrÁ bajo la lupa los sistemas de visas para los extranjero. >>> en inmigraciÓn voy a ordenar al departamento de trabajo ves d investigar los programas de visas. >>> las escuelas de los Ángeles no permitirÁn la entrada de agentes federales el a al menos que haya un permiso, los planteles serÁn un lugar seguro, tambiÉn recio paspaldÓ la decisl departamento de la policÍa de la ciu

tenemos temperaturas frÍas, y advertencia de helada para sectores de kentucky, tennessee tambiÉn temperaturas que descenderÁn por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn para sectores aÍi de kansas y oklahoma. hacÍa oregon tenemos fuertes rÁfagas de vientos y condiciÓn estable al oeste y posibilidad precipitaciones pero nueva york 59 grados, miami 82 al interior denver con 60 grados y bueno los Ángeles con 86 ahora pasamos con la casita de "un nuevo dÍa" . >>> gracias un beso tan bella >>> dios mÍo. mejor les cuento para que no te dÉ ningÚn ris resfriado. el pasado noviembre comenzÓ la inscripciÓn para el obama care si no se ha inscrito por favor inscrÍbase porque es muy importante si usted quiere recibir salud, el seguro de salud el primero de enero tiene que inscribir al parecer ha subido y aumentado muchÍsimo la inscripciÓn del obama care a el ganar el presidente electo. se ha inscrito muchÍsima gente aproximadamente a cien mil personas. porque temen que despuÉs el vaya a quitar este sistema de salud, pero tienen hasta el primero de enero para inscribirse. >>> apena ganÓ trump q

que se esta complicando con la nieve en este de la naciÓn tenemos precipitaciones no suficiente para tennessee pero bueno algo es algo, aquÍ tenemos la mÁxima para el dÍa de hoy condiciones cÁlidas para new york 60 grados con paraguas en mano, 82 miami, atlanta con 74 grados en el centro condiciones mÁs frescas por denver con 40 grados y nubosidad hacia el san francisco sol, 58 grados los Ángeles 67, ahora vamos con magos de la casita. >>> gracias quÉ linda. >>> quÉ bonito le queda el rojo. >>> para darle pase a lo que vas a hablar usted, estoy cibernauta que ayer descubrÍ algo innovador que les va a cambiar la vida. >>> ayer comprÉ por primera vez en una cosa por moderna que se llama amazon. >>> (risas). >>> lleva tiempo. >>> yo lo descubrÍ ayer. >>> tranquilo porque no vas a tener problemas aquÍ en telemundo. >>> es que siempre estoy sentado en la computadora. >>> seÑores porque diciembre el bolsillo se queda como flaquito, bueno por se viene la navidad y todos quieren hacer sus compras quÉ pasa, que la gente utiliza sus horas trabajo y las computadoras de el centro laboral par

. >> muertes y desoladores bosques por los incendios que asiaoci a azotÓ tennessee, tratan de contener las llamas que amenazan con extenderse a un parque nacional. >> ahora las impresionantes imÁgenes que muestran a 2 hermanos intentando huir de las llamas del incendio que consumen una amplÍa zona en tennessee, los hombres no evacuaron a tiempo y cuando decidieron que partir, se vieron rodeados por las llamas, por fortuna pudieron contarlo todo con estas impresionantes imÁgenes. >> ahora vÁmonos con una valiente abuelita que estaba en una tienda de una gasolinera y tratÓ de impedir un asalto, ella se disponÍa a pagar cuando el ladrÓn se metio con el cajero y tomÓ los letreros de la caja y lo golpeÓ aÚn asÍ se llevÓ 150 dÓlares el sospechoso fallecio mientras huida por los disparos de la policÍa. regresamos con mÁs noticias de "un nuevo dÍa" y los dejamos con la familia allÁ en casita. >> muchÍsimas gracias vanessa. >> esa abuelita me recordÓ a mi bis abuelita que utilizaba su bastÓn. >> valiente seÑora que tratÓ de perseguirlo. >> hablaremos de temas que realmente

nuestra naciÓn, ahÍ podemos ver sectores como oklahoma, sectores de kansas city, del sur de illinois tennessee, kentucky, carolina del sur tambiÉn pueden sentir las temperaturas en el rango de los 30 grados y tambiÉn tiene que ponerle cuidado las plantas porque las temperaturas las pueden daÑar, en el noreste podemos esperar lluvias, sin embargo, lo que nos espera mayormente lo que nos preocupara serÁ este frÍo Ártico que estara en camino, para el fin de semana el oeste, espera precipitaciones esporÁdicas sin embargo, vamos a ver las temperaturas altas para el dÍa de hoy, la ciudad de new york 57 grados condiciones frescas pero normales para la temporada, washington 62, miami 81 grados denver cielos mayormente nublados los Ángeles mucho calor para hoy, san francisco 74 grados con esto seÑores es momento de los deportes, ahora vamos a pasar con ustedes chicos adelante ♪ ♪ ay! hoy todo es mÁs bonito porque janice me extra no ayer. >> suertudo. >> ayer miÉrcoles * los spurs no pudieron detener al escolta... con 24 puntos y 15 asistencias llevÓ a rockets al triunfo ante san antoni

horas falleciÓ uno de los niÑos heridos en el accidente de autobÚs escolar ocurrido el pasado lunes en tennessee, otros 5 a 1 estÁn hospitalizados, decenas de personas celebraron anoche una vigilia en una iglesia para recordar la vida de los seis niÑos que fallecieron. el conductor del autobÚs enfrenta cargos de homicidio vehicular ya que circulaba por encima de las 30 millas por hora permitidas cuando perdiÓ el control del vehÍculo. >>> y la primera mujer en el gabinete ministerial de donald trump. el presidente electo la designÓ como secretarÍa de educaciÓn por su firmo mero defensa de reforma al siste educativo y se opone a sindicatos de maestros, ella es la segunda mujer en la lista de nombramientos de la futura administraciÓn despuÉs de que ayer se se anunciÓ la embajadora de naciones unidas. >>> y el presidente electo llaÓo a la unidad en un mensaje a la naciÓn con motivo del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. donald trump reconociÓ que la campaÑa electoral las emociÓnes y tensiones no se sanan de la noche a la maÑana pero hay que mirar hacia adelante para reconstruir el paÍs to

. >> en tennessee, la policÍa esÁa tras la pista de 3 sospechosos de abrir fuego en un cumpleaÑos infantil, dejÓ 6 heridos entre ellos un niÑito de 6 aÑos, en total unas 30 personas asistÍan a la fiesta cuando se desatÓ el tiroteo, la mayorÍa recibieron disparos en las piernas y en los pies, piensan que se podrÍa tratar de un ajuste de cuentas. >> mÁs adelante regresamos con mÁs noticiass en "un nuevo dÍa" ahora continuamos en nuestra casa adelante daniel. >> buen fin de semana para tÍ. >> vÁmonos con nueva york. >> te gusta la mÚsica. >> me encanta la mÚsica. >> ¿te gustarÍa cantar? >>> de hecho bueno, yo creo que adamari y yo cantamos mÁs o menos parecido. >> pero un tema de pimpinela por ejemplo. >> te digo algo yo te quiero como un hermano. te mando un piquito en el cachete. >> bueno, vamos a ver las condiciones del tiempo, tenemos advertencia y aviso de tormenta invernal en gran parte de nuestra naciÓn, en dakota, nebraska, estarÁ enfrentando aÍi esas condiciones bastante fuertes acÁ puede ver toda la precipitaciÓn en forma de nieve pueden experimentar hasta un p

fines >>> los bomberos luchan contra varios incendios en carolina del norte, en georgia, kentucky y tennessee el fuego mÁs grande de carolina del norte. en estos estados y en oklahoma, texas y virginia se viven muchas sequÍas, las autoridades sospechan que la mayorÍa de estos centincendios son provoca. los robos a camiones de transportes son usuales en estas fiestas, un nuevo caso de mo mun como lo hacen en poco minutos. el dueÑo de un negocio se enfrentÓ al ladron en una acciÓn que terminÓ bien pero la policÍa no recomienda imitar, sobre todo cuando el delincuente estaba armado, el propietario de la tienda de licores contraatacÓ por detrÁs al ladrÓn cuando Éste con arma en mano le querÍa el dinero Él forcejeÓ y huyo el delincuente. un hombre en la florida enfrenta cargos por conducir en estado de embriaguez y herir a una persona, Él saliÓ de un bar y se subiÓ a la camioneta, el hombre no fue llevado al hospital porque se levantÓ y huyo de la escena, las autoridades lo arrestaron mÁs tarde, gracias a los videos y que dejÓ su y dentro f y dent identificaciÓn en el bar vam

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dawn is calling in from cooksville, tennessee and he supports political boycotts. caller: i believe it's a privately legitimate way to have your voice heard. streets marching in the and burning buildings and smashing car bill -- car wilting's. -- windows. companiesparticular eye out to boycott right now, but i think it would be nice to boycotts and the entertainment outlets, such as broadway and wayma, and records, for the they mistreated mr. pence at the broadway showing. i think it will be marvelous to put a boycott on the entertainment like that. host: have you changed, this year, or in the past -- are there particular retailers that you are considering avoiding because of the election? caller: not because of the election, i just feel the being able to boycott like that is a perfectly legitimate, acceptable way to have your voice heard. host: ok. some other headlines today -- president-elect donald trump continues to shape up his cabinet. top of theat the list is retired marine corps general james mattis, who is a front runner for the spot of

authorities now say the wildfire devastating eastern tennessee is, quote, "human caused" -- but didn't provide any other details. three people have died as a result -- and several families are still searching for missing have been forced to evacuate -- and the fires have consumed hundreds of buildings in the resort-heavy area. powerful storms hitting the south last night... if the fires in tennessee weren't enough -- officials say two people died and another nine are hurt after the severe weather... across the state line in alabama -- another three people were killed when a possible tornado hit a mobile home. the national weather service more possible tornadoes were spotted in tennessee, alabama and toss to weather weather light rain, snow and mix is possible and will likely thursday morning then staying mainly cloudy. sunny breaks expected friday into saturday but it'll be much cooler. highs will struggle to reach into the upper 30s. another storm system will bring the chance for rain and snow sunday into monday. stay tuned. showers. low: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: morning flurries

violent storms spawned two states, including tennessee. which is still reeling from the firestorm that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported in six states and nowhere was hit harder alabama. i'm standing inside what used to be the town's only shopping plaza. the owner climbed out of the rubble alive. while several of his neighbors did not survive. barrelling through the southeast, dozens of tornadoes reported from florida to mississippi. late today, pictures showing a possible funnel cloud near atlanta. threatening a major metropolitan area. >> it's devastating. i mean, it breaks my heart. >> overnight the town of rosalie, alabama, devastated. the one piles of wood and bricks. the owner, greg day, astonished to be alive. nearby, another survivor, bob wright, hoping to find pictures of his family members, w

violent storms spawned twisters overnight, killing five people in two states, including tennessee. that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported in six states and nowhere was hit harder than here in rosalie, alabama. i'm standing inside what used to be the plaza. the owner climbed out of the rubble alive. while several of his neighbors did not survive. barrelling through the southeast, dozens of tornadoes reported from florida to mississippi. late today, pictures showing a possible funnel cloud near atlanta. threatening a major metropolitan area. >> it's devastating. i mean, it breaks my heart. >> overnight the town of rosalie, alabama, devastated. the one shopping plaza, reduced to piles of wood and bricks. the owner, greg day, astonished to be alive. nearby, another survivor, bob wright, hoping to find pictures of his family members, who did not mak

>> all right, kerry sanders in tennessee, thank you. >>> there are new protests. prosecutors have decided not to charge an officer for the killing of keith lamont scott in charlotte, north carolina in september. authorities maintain scott, whose wife recorded the confrontation, had a gun on him. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> more than two months after this dramatic video stunned the nation, today the district attorney announced that brent vincent, the charlotte police officer who shot and killed keith charges. >> it's my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> the shooting sparked nights of violent unrest here. social media catapulted the story into the national spotlight, based on false information, the prosecutor says. according to state investigators, initial witness accounts that scott was holding a book proved to be false. his wife's statement she didn't know he owned a weapon, also false according to month before about a firearm in his possession. and they say witness claims that i

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter in place. >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. three adults and three child

violent storms spawned twisters overnight, killing five people in two states, including tennessee. which is still reeling from the firestorm that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported in six states and nowhere was hit harder than here in rosalie, alabama. i'm standing inside what used to be the town's only shopping plaza. the owner climbed out of the rubble alive. while several of his neighbors did not survive. barrelling through the southeast, dozens of tornadoes reported from florida to mississippi. late today, pictures showing a possible funnel cloud near atlanta. threatening a major metropolitan area. >> it's devastating. i mean, it breaks my heart. >> overnight the town of rosalie, alabama, devastated. the one shopping plaza, reduced to piles of wood and bricks. the owner, greg day, astonished to be alive. nearby, another survivor, bob wright,

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. thre who took shelter here serious

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to this three-bedroom home, now just part of the frame still left after wildfires destroyed the place, and now all you can see is remnants, burned out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they cherish. they also told us that the fire actually started far behind us at this mountain here. the locals call it "the falls," and quickly spread over the highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was just

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing shelters. one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. the alarm, as residents shelter in place. >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys ang wreckage. three adults and three children who took shelter here

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in place. >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. three adults and three children who took shelter here seriously injur

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter in place. >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys am

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to this three-bedroom home, now just part of still left after wildfires destroyed the place, and now all you can see is remnants, burned out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they cherish. they also told us that the fire actually started far behind us the locals call it "the falls," and quickly spread over the highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was justified. here's jericka duncan. >>

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. one of those parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. three adults and three children who too

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to this three-bedroom home, now just part of the frame still left after destroyed the place, and now all you can see is remnants, burned out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they cherish. they also told us that the fire actually started far behind us at this mountain here. and quickly spread over the highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was justified. here's jericka duncan. >> don't sho

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to this three-bedroom home, now just part of the frame still left destroyed the place, and now all you can see is remnants, burned out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they cherish. they also told us that the fire actually started far behind us at this mountain here. and quickly spread over the highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was justified. here's jericka duncan. >> don't shoot him

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to this three-bedroom home, now just part of the frame still left after wildfir out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they cherish. they also told us that the fire actually started far behind us at this mountain here. highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september was justified. here's jericka duncan. >> don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> reporter: this video, along keith lamont scott was unarm

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. those who were awake sharing their stories now of racing into shelters. one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound in place. >> you need to seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. who took shelt

violent storms spawned twisters overnight, killing five people in tennessee. which is still reeling from the firestorm that exploded the night before in the great smoky mountains. and today we learned three more bodies have been recovered from the scorched ruins, bringing the death toll to at least seven. we've got it all covered, starting with nbc's jacob rascon in alabama. >> tornadoes reported in six states and nowhere was hit harder than here in rosalie, what used to be the town's only shopping plaza. the owner climbed out of the rubble alive. while several of his neighbors did not survive. barrelling through the southeast, dozens of tornadoes reported from florida to mississippi. late today, pictures showing a possible funnel cloud near atlanta. threatening a major metropolitan area. >> it's devastating. i mean, it breaks my heart. >> overnight the town of rosalie, alabama, devastated. the one shopping plaza, reduced to bricks. the owner, greg day, astonished to be alive. nearby, another survivor, bob wright, hoping to find pictures of his family members,

demarco morgan is in tennessee. >> reporter: we are standing in what's left of what once was a window to home, now just part of the frame still left after wildfires destroyed the place, and now all you can see is remnants, burned out appliances and some of the items you can pretty much make outic like this a.c. here and the fireplace. this home had been in the cogdale family for more than five decades. if you look to my left, you can see the shed and the garage that was also destroyed here, a place that family members said held most of their memorabilia pieces, pieces that they actually started far behind us at this mountain here. the locals call it "the falls," and quickly spread over the highway to where we are now. it is a devastating loss. anthony. >> mason: demarco morgan, thanks, demarco. in north carolina, there will be no criminal charges in the death of 43-year-old keith scott. today, the prosecutor cleared charlotte-mecklenberg police officer brentley vinson, saying the evidence of the shooting in september here's jericka duncan. >> don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> repo

more than two dozen reported tornadoes from louisiana to tennessee. many striking as people slept. the who were awak sharing their stories now of racing i shelters. one of those tornadoes leveling parts of rosalie, alabama, inuding a daycare center. toght, this system reaching all the way up northeast, phillip mena in alabama.c's >> tornado waing. >> rorter: tonight, a fu-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spoutin cra ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sou >> y needo seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: this after more ts overght. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely >> rorter: at least three alabama.n the town of rolie, a too, ave ef-2. wind speeds over 11 miles an hour. this daycar in flat rock flattened. you can see the toys among the the storms cutting a deadly path fromississip -- >> we're really lucky nobodwas hurt here tonight. >> rorter: -- to tennesse where two moreeople we killedn the s

wildfires have now killed seven people in tennessee. and authorities say the origin of the fire was "human caused." it's burned more than 15 thousand acres and damaged 400 gatlinburg says city leaders are discussing re-opening the city later this week after the fire forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate. many buildings in gatlinburg have burned right down to their foundations. and people worry about what they'll find when they return to their homes. ""that's the hard part. you just don't know if it's still going to be there or not. we may go back to absolutely nothing. but we have each other, and that's all that matters. we made it out with our lives." " although rain haf tennessee's wildfire threat is far from over. firefighters have contained only about 10 percent of the fires. a student at grinnell college faces charges for starting a fire that caused some damage on campus. the charges against rafael estrada include arson and criminal mischief. estrada is 21 and from los angeles. campus police say he started a fire i

. >> the thing is it will help the wild fires in tennessee. gaithersburg has been under a burn ban. >>> for us we are seeing the same rain system. some of that rain h we haven't seen much in the district. it's been pouring to the north and west. sometimes the rainfall rates are over 1 to 2 inches an hour. seeing a batch of rain down here watching this stuff from roanoke. that could be here at 9:00 give or take a little bit. more immediate concern, the stuff just off to our north and west. it's built south a little bit. some of this has been really been hitting loudin county hard. leesburg south and southeast east you have it. west of there you are trying out some. many montgomery county approaching an hour plus gusts with this heavy rain moving east towards laurel. going to hit college park. it's just a few miles west of there now. it's just about on top of silver spring. frederick county, north and east of 70 in frederick is where most of the rain is here. in leesburg not as heavy. this stuff from tyson's corner moving in towards arlington is

right now, live at five,the latest wave of distruction from wildfires blazing through tennessee. it's containment and the future of gatlinburg. first - a dreary fall >>> right now live at 5, the latest instruction from wildfires blazing in tennessee. it's containment and the future of gatlinburg. >>> first, a dreary fall day out there. let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails with the weather rs is snowing. we were not expecting the snow and you can see it spends across southeastern iowa. nothing accumulated -- accumulating expected out of this. i don't think much will be south of highway 20. the showers are caused by a minor disturbance dropping to the southeast. once it spends by, it will take the snow showers later tonight. another dreary day and for the commute it will be dry and cloudy. temperatures will hover around 33-34 degrees. later in the afternoon, not much rise with temperatures and we should hover around 36-37 for the high temperature. in the next 24 hours, meteorological winter is december and into january and february. we are starting things off like t

the secretary of state search has officially narrowed to four names, tennessee senator bob corker, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, retired general david petraeus and mitt romney. who joined the president-elect and his soon to be white house chief of staff reince priebus for dinner. after a chocolate cake dessert romney who said this just eight months ago -- >> his foreign policies would make america and the world less safe. >> reporter: expressed a friendlier opinion. >> we have another discussion about affairs throughout the world. these discussions i have had with him have been enlightening and interesting and engaging. i have enjoyed them very much. >> reporter: minutes ago word came down that mr. trump is set to meet with another secretary of state contender here in new york on friday, it's former u.n. ambassador john bolton. also a fox news contributor. who sat down with the vp-elect mike pence in washington, d.c. today. bolton is a longtime critic of the obama administration's foreign policy who flirted with a presidential run of his own this cycle. >> peter doocy, thank y

a motive is unknown. >>> crews in tennessee have bringing the total to 7. and gatlinburg officials say 400 build havings burned in the fire and no are at risk although they got some rain. the smoky mountains is one of the most bee loved national parks and they plan to bounce back from the devastation. >> we want to give that positive message that everything is going to be okay, feet in a short time. come and visit us. come back and vacation here. >> so many people will, officials may turn to fema. since monday more than 14,000 people have been evacuated from gatlinburg and many are still waiting to return to see what is left of their homes. the rain did help firefighters get the upper hand finally. >>> and much needed rain cam they are creating their own issues. this reto blame for five deaths. those fighting the fires in the area are now worried about mudslides and winds. the weather service is confirming that a tornado touched down in the metro atlanta area. this is of the damage where it has scattered debris. >> and this >> the weather service is surveyi

in tennessee.. ((sot)) don armando: "i'mappy that we still have our restaurant." ((sot)) roy rogers, business owner: "no one expected this!" authorities blaming the deaths there on both mother nature and the wildfires.. ((sot)) tn fire presser mayor: 8 new fires.. before rain arrived.. which officials say helped but ((sot)) tn fire presser chief greg miller: "we are experiencing some small mudslides and rockslides because there is no longer that foliage that is holding everything together." the storms.. on the move and threatening new areas tonight.. but the damage.. done.. homes and cars burned to the ground.. hundreds still in shelters.. and the fire chief saying their work won't be finished.. for quite some time. elizabeth tag: fortunately, officials in tn say the worst is over with more rain in the they can return home. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. the las vegas valley will be dropping into the upper 30s tonight with some areas into the mid 30s. make sure you protect the sensitive plants and bring the pets inside! after

maureen: severe weather brings fears for thousands affected by the devastating wildfire in tennessee. mop's fire killed seven people and forced 14,000 to evacuate. >> we have each other. that is all that matters. >> gatlinburg's mayor hopes to reopen the city on friday. so the business owners and the residents can assess damage. >> the stormwatch7 weather center constantly updates the forecasts and they are available on wjla.com, facebook and twitter. as well as on the storm watch the next phase of donald trump's transition to the white house. i appears to be getting underway for the finances at least. president-elect trump tweeted he will announce how he will leave his business next month. they are examining the possible conflict of interest to bring to the white house. trump's team is focused on the announcement that carrier will keep 1,000 jobs in the united states instead of shipping them to the border to steven mnuchin praised the president for the move. >> the president-elect and vice president picked up the phone and called the c.e.o. and told them we want to keep the jobs here

. >>> devastating a tennessee spot. seven people have died. it appears the fire was started by a person and not by natural causes. a couple on vacation had to quickly evacuate a gatlinburg condo. there were no alerts or warnings in the wirral area where they were. there -- they are crediting god for their escape. >> i'm grateful to get up and i don't know what prompted me. the holy spirit. >> it was a fight for their lives. >> the moment i got in the car the flames rolled up. it was crazy. >> rushing to get to safety through ash and smoke. >> and the senate and the war. >> locked in certain overnight. >> intense hours letting their fear not prevail. >> the scripture say you would go through the fire and it would not harm you. >> when they returned this morning they found their building standing and special items still inside. forever.>> it is a step back. it's amazing how god works. it's amazing how you watch how he takes care of all of us. >> you may be seeing video from the fires and feeling helpless. there are ways you can help out right no

the same storm brought much needed rain to the parts of tennessee devasted by wildfires. 7 people are known dead. the fire destroyed a home a couple finished building just three months ago. they lost everything. "my mom and grandmother's wedding dress, and our pictures. my mom's hope chest." we're devastated, but our family's safe. we're all together. thousands of people are still out of their homes. the f-b-i says it's too soon to say if the attack at ohio state university this week was a terrorist attack. the f-b-i says the man who carried out the attack with a car and a knife may have been ?inspired? by the islamic state group and by al qaida.11 people were hurt in the attack. a police officer shot and killed the man. armed robberies, in the last place you'd expect: a local cemetery! the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.it's happened twice in just the past few weeks: loved ones, paying their respects... then robbed! tonight, one of the victims talks about his terrifying experience. the unusual weapon the thieves used on him, before stealing his car and bel

also in tennessee, the aftermath of the wildfires that forced thousands of people to evacuate. the flames also leveling of two popular resort towns. nbc's sarah rosario has more on the damage. >> reporter: in the gateway to the smoky mountains, home to popular tourist destinations, a historic wildfire reducing homes and buildings to rubble is finally letting up. >> i mean, it was literally like driving through hell. >> reporter: the largest fire for the volunteer state in more than 100 years. >> watch as we drive past. you're going to see a huge flame right here. husband are among more than 14,000 forced to leave. rushing to get to safety through ash and smoke. >> all you can think is we got out but we're going to die. >> reporter: now safe in a shelter, they're anxious to know the status of their home. sadly jerri and jeff morgan already learned theirs. >> that was our big beautiful stone wall. >> reporter: recently remodeling share pigeon forge house, parts are now burned beyond recognition. >> my mom and grandmother's wedding dress. pictures. my mom's of starting over now to

. >> mark: now the fires in tennessee. three more bodies have been recovered from the wildfires bringing the death toll to 7. right now it is believed more search-and-rescue missions are ongoing while fires rage in some places. the mayor of gatlinburg says officials are discussing reopening the city later this week after evacuations of residents and tourists. >> romona: all right. jeff tells me it is raining out there now l. it continue? >> jeff: slowing things down. it will be for the next three hours. it won't rain all night. we got colder ai here we are on doppler max network. we have had a few lightning strikes in this. a bit of a surprise. we did kind of get the instability going. enough to generate lightning strikes and this is the main squall loin geneva, mentor and east of cleveland and picks up again around wooster. in this area will you get a quick quarter to third inch of it is slowing things down and not moving things that quickly. but then it will diminish to light rain for the rest of the evening. it is mainl

. >>> historic wildfires continue to wage through eastern tennessee. right now, we can tell you in the area you, the death toll is up to 7. thousandses have been forced out -- thousands have been forced out of their homes. the smoky mountains, home to popular defendant initials, a historic fire is finally letting up. >> it was literally like driving through hell. the. >> reporter: the largest fire in the state. >> watch as we drive through. >> reporter: this man rushing to get to safety through ash and we're going to die. >> reporter: now safe in a shelter, they are anxious to know the status of their home. sadly, jerry and jeff morgan learned theirs. >> that was our stone wall. >> reporter: parts are burned beyond recognition. >> my mom and grandmother's wedding dress. our pictures. my mom's hope chest. >> reporter: with the prospect of starting over, others are still in harm's way. more than taking the brunt of the blaze but with eight new fires overnight and storms toppling trees and power lines, their jobs are becoming increasingly difficult. >> we

spokesman s the srt list.dy giuliani are on trump ialsosidering former untrdirector david petraeus and tennessee setor bob corker. >> green party presidential nominee jill stein has f for another recount this e is in the state of michigan. she discussed her rnt request on the view this moing on channel 5, in fact. wisconsin, where she also filed for a recount wilbegin tomorrow. speaki with newscenter 5's janet -- after the appearance on way raise her and her party's profile. >> when we annnced ts campaign, voters came , you know, just flooded in, to say that this is what they want to do. th isn't shing we went out an drummed up. >> she missed pennsylvania's refiling count deadline but still thinks she n get some precincts in thaate >> bob bennett man. >>ews one ngend paying ibute another. remembering a local pioneer we owe an awful lot to. panied because my baby was chokin but she was super calm. >> newt 6:00 a little girl coming to her mother's rescue and saving her baby sitter's life. >> it's anher it in of downpours. i'llw you e the aviest rain will fall and whenhe returns. >> it's wednesday,

across the border in southern tennessee, two others died, and dozens more were injured. some roads in the south were drenched with up to two feet of water, after two months without rain. >> woodruff: there is word today that the pilot of the plane that slammed into colombia's andes mountains told air traffic controllers that he ran out of fuel, moments before the crash. that is according to a leaked recording of the flight's final minutes. all but six of the 77 people on board died. most were members of a brazilian soccer team. >> sreenivasan: in syria, opposition activists claimed nearly 50 civilians were killed by regime forces today, as they fled rebel-held eastern aleppo. most of the victims were women and children. activists estimate more than 50,000 people have been displaced by the fighting in the past four days. >> woodruff: the director of the c.i.a. has decried president- elect donald trump's plan to scrap the nuclear deal with iran. in a bbc interview, john brennan said: "i think it would be disastrous. i think it would be the height of folly, if the next admi