move tonight. leaving its hometown and headed to l.a. >>> new leads in the mystery house explosion we told you about. with the family found inside. what investigators are now revealing tonight. >>> and the incredible story, the young woman coming out of her coma. after waking up that is going viral tonight. we'll be right back. we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd... after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for s

. >> jimmy: oh my goodness, wait a minute, let me hear you talk again. >> i live in l.a. >> jimmy: oh, all right. what's that thing hanging around your neck? >> this is a crystal. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you really do live in l.a., yeah. all right, we have a prize for you for participating. cousin sal will give you the most american of all things, an apple pie, enjoy. thank you very much. all right, thank you. all right. a kid who seems to have lost his parents out there on the boulevard. >> sal: he'll be fine. >> jimmy: okay, all right. i got the first one wrong. and -- okay. all right. so -- can we pan down? i'd like to see the shoes. give-away. oh, yeah, okay. i've never seen shoes like that here in this country. but then -- i don't really know what's fashionable and what isn't. i am going to say -- that you are a -- foreigner. >> sal: let's see the flag. >> jimmy: the flag says -- yes, a foreigner! i can't see -- where are you from? >> from france. >> jimmy: where? >> france. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. are you having fun? >> yes, so much fun. >> jimmy: are people being nice to you? >

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rams leaving after 21 years. they're moving back to l.a. and the san diego chargers may relocate, as well. the oakland raiders, however, are staying in the bay area. st. louis leaders say they're bitterly disappointed they ignored the loyalty of fans there. >> it was a dream come true. we've been waiting for this, wishing for this for 21 years since they've been gone. amazing. >> having it here in the number one city in the world, los thank you, god. yeah. >> l.a. fans are pretty modest. the rams will likely play at the l.a. coliseum until a new stadium is ready in 2019. that new stadium is being built in inglewood. it'll be the largest in the nfl. >>> track and field's international governing body reportedly knew about widespread russian doping for years but did nothing about it and reports said the international association was so concerned it feared some athletes might actually die. yet for six years they did nothing about it. the use of drugs and transfusions in only pretended to be shocked when the actual scandal broke. >>> oil prices have yet to bottom out. in asia overnight th

rain and i don't know if we'll be safe. >> the l.a. river back to life and raging again. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: this is the l.a. river normally just a trickle of water in a concrete canyon but pushing 150 times its average >> near santa cruz buildings damaged from a rare tornado and off the coast of san diego, twin waterspouts spinning over the pacific. some amazing images coming from southern california and the latest radar pictures showing that rain is not letting up yet. a wave of storms nearly the entire length of the state of california is marching relentlessly eastward with the heaviest rains today and the extreme southern parts of that state. >>> well, there are widespread doubts about north korea's claim of a hydrogen bomb test. experts think it was another type of nuclear device but still has the international community upset with north korea. even china, its closest ally. more from lana zak. >> reporter: not likely a hydrogen bomb. that's the latest word from the intelligence community. this south korean lawmaker saying a hydrogen bomb should have registe

we un you? my barbers bruce and mike from legends barbershop in l.a. are standing by. bruce and mike, how are you doing? >> how you doing, jimmy? >> doing good. >> jimmy: good to see you. has anyone asked you for the kim jong-un haircut before? >> yes, yeah. lady gaga earlier. >> yes, she did. she's thinking about it. >> jimmy: you have done this, then. but we're going to do it now. >> jimmy: are you confident that you can pull it off? >> absolutely not. >> jimmy: i see we've got -- >> i've done it on accident. >> jimmy: we've got willing pedestrians ready to go. let's start with the yes may be here who has a really nice head of hair. >> my name's carol. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> carom. >> jimmy: carom like when a ball bounces off a wall? >> yep, that's right. >> jimmy: all right. all right, so yeah. you've got a crazy name, you could use a crazy haircut, right? >> jimmy: you know what you're getting into, right? >> probably not. i don't know if i'm ready for this. >> jimmy: what did you do for a living? >> i'm actually just a student right now. >> jimmy: what are you studying?

inside this restaurant in l.a., listen as the water comes through. customers simply terrified by what they were seeing. abc's matt gutman is in california tonight. >> reporter: the rain pummeling california tonight. this freeway under water. the dell luge stranding cars. this truck pushing one under a bridge. strong storms snapping power lines and downing trees, pinning cars. and, snarling traffic. nearly two dozen weather-related crashes reported. those el nino storms delivering so much volume. bursting through the wall of this l.a. restaurant in old town san diego. the water pouring through the ceilings. storm draining turned into geysers and roadways into rivers. >> i felt my car slightly lift water and then i was like, i can't -- i can't move. >> reporter: a record number of acres have burned this fire season, leaving mountains like that barren. it's like water hitting a parking lot. the result? mud like this, and more mudslides and floods headed this way. and in their path, these neighborhoods. the mud breaking through barriers, threatening ed's house. >> this is the end gam

l.a. the san diego chargers, oakland raiders and st. louis rams all want to move to los angeles. they submitted their applications as soon as the season was over. the applications will be presented at a league meeting next week in houston, l.a. has been without an nfl franchise >> got a lot of basketball fans, though. that's for sure. for a look at basketball here's our guys at espn. >>> he's stan, i'm avery mcneely. this is our second take. there won't be a third. >> kansas taking on oklahoma. number one versus number two. neither good in these type of situations but played a whale of a basketball game. to the third overtime. buddy heel turns it over. mason forces the turnover, hit both free throws to put kansas up one. heald had 46 points, most ever by a visitor at kansas. couldn't get it to go. kansas holds on in three overtimes, 109-106 to remain number one in the country for now. >>> warriors may never lose at home. they may never lose again. who's not going to believe steph curry and the warriors? klay thompson and curry had combined for 60. the way, that they were playing. and

possible cause in a deadly greyhound crash in northern california. >> sleeping passengers on the l.a. to san francisco overnight trip awoke to horror as the bus overturned on the rain-slicked highway. one saying the bus was seesawing on the highway median. passengers say the driver appeared to doze off moments before the accident and south san jose. two women died. the ntsb is now investigating. >>> a tennessee local sheriff says searchers have not given up hope on finding a missing 2-year-old alive. even though it's been six days since the boy disappeared. hundreds of volunteers have been braving brutal cold in rural tennessee. some 85 miles east of memphis. the cold last night was a little too much so the professionals took over. is not under suspicion despite what has been put out there in social media. >>> two pregnant women in illinois have been found to be infected with the zika virus. health officials say the expect apartment mothers had recently visited countries where the virus is located. the cdc recently issued a warning about the virus which can cause severe birth defects in

who thought she won said it was an embarrassing prank from her son. her daughter tells the "l.a. times," this is one big misunderstanding. her boss, who bought 18,000 tickets for staff, including hers, still believes this nurse is a winner. >> she had two hours left to her shift and she stayed the two hours. i was extremely impressed. >> reporter: tonight there remains no confirmation on the winner out west but the nurse in the l.a. suburbs has reportedly shared with her employer that she's going on leave effective immediately until things cool off. as for florida, there's no word yet on the winner there either. the robinsons and the winners still to be identified are especially lucky. all three tickets were sold in winnings or have no state income tax. the jackpot delivered plenty of consolation prizes. $1 million, $2 million winners in at least 26 states who matched 5 of 6 numbers, including a group of preschool teachers in kentucky who rushed to claim their prize. some of them still owe student loan. while winning the big one sounds like a dream come true -- the massive world

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charity do they go to? it's -- >> jimmy: l.a. kitchen? >> l.a. kitchen. >> jimmy: good thing i'm here. barbecue chef, he breathes in smoke and it's turned his brain to food. what are we making tonight? we're making roast? >> holiday roast. how i pick these, i like c.a.b., it's ready to go. i just score the outside. >> jimmy: c.a.b., what is c.a.b.? >> certified angus beef. >> jimmy: certified angus beef, nice. >> i score the outside. >> jimmy: nice. why do you score the outside? >> it creates all those nooks that everybody talks about, it's like 3d. >> jimmy: it gives you extra. >> extra stuff. >> jimmy: i like that, all right, great. >> so my rub is really basic. it's salt, garlic salt, black pepper, cayenne. can you season this for me? >> jimmy: i would love to season this. what kind of wood are you using here? >> whiskey three ways. >> jimmy: whiskey three ways, okay. >> i'm going to smoke from staves from the george dickel barrel -- >> jimmy: pieces of the barrel itself. the whiskey was made in the barrel? >> you can actually see the charred -- >> jimmy: can i smell it? yep. okay.

talking about the flooding in l.a. we want to show you a live picture from los angeles california. you can see folks there stopping -- they haven't seen weather like this in such a long time. pictures from our sister station, kabc -- >> our pros ser, is this the 5 -- producer, is this the 5 freeway. is that a highway or a waterway. we don't know? we think it's a highway. >> that has to be a highway. >> you can see it's over his knees. they are just working the storm drains trying to get the water off the roads. >> 3 to 5 inches in less than 24 hours. >> we will stay on that story of course and keep track of the water. >> we will move on now. >>> dramatic video shows how lucky five fishermen are as rescuers reach them in time. a boat hit rough seas and capsized off the coast of norway. the boat was about to sink. look how rough the sees are. the footage was shot from a chopper in the immediate aftermath of the rescue. they were treated and suffered minor injuries. very lucky. >> glad they got off. >>> chicken recall that affects what to look for in your refrigerator. >> it's usually ass

morning, america. let's say hi to robin in l.a. you sat down with will smith, robin. he's right in the middle of that big debate over diversity in the oscars. >> one of the reasons for the outrage over the oscar nomination, many thought he should have been among the nominees for his role in the movie "concussion." we'll hear what he has to say about the lack of diversity in his wife jada was going to post that video seen by millions? we'll discuss that too. >> i think you're leading us to a possible answer right there. okay, thanks, robin. we'll start though with that monster winter storm. blizzard watch for new york and washington and america's capital has already been hit hard by a different storm. >> a live look at a highway in washington right now. less than 2 inches of snow but it's causing chaos and get ready because two feet is on the way. >> they are getting ready right now and rob is in alexandria, virginia. you are right in the middle of all the preparations. that's a lot of salt behind you. >> can you believe it, george? it's incredible. this is three times the normal size o

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new york they sell umbrellas at every bodega for $5. the only place i know to get umbrellas in l.a. is to steal them from the front of a hotel. i guess i can order them from amazon. but by the time they get to my house it's not raining anymore and it probably won't. do you have an umbrella, guillermo, do you have one? >> guillermo: yes, but it's at home. >> jimmy: today on the one day that it's raining in many, many months you didn't even get it out? >> guillermo: no, a big jacket and run to the car. >> jimmy: his hair is waterproof. it runs off. not only are the el nino storms hitting outside there was another storm that hit the inside of our offices today. my cousin sal got a camera crew and a few buckets of beans to see how prepared our staff was >> how do we do it? joel the person, you will run in, el beano. >> that? is that how we should do it? >> is that next? >> no. is that real? i hate you. >> who is next? >> el beano. >> how are you? >> it's el beano. >> did i get your computer? just hang up. >> oh, my -- >> hang on. i'm sorry. it's a big bean storm. she's got to call you

lee ended motley crue's last show in l.a. on the wild side stuck upside down during his rollercoaster stunt. this is not apparently how he wanted to end the show. episode of jerry seinfeld's web series "comedians in cars with coffee" featured one of the world's most famous non-comedians. we will find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back. a mechanical mishap led a strange upside down moment during motley crue's final show. it happened during tommy lee's big drum solo. okay. here is the thing. lee performance on a drum set that is mounted to a rollercoaster track above the crowd. last night, though, the coaster broke down leaving lee suspended upside down at the staples center in l.a. the road crew quickly freed the rocker, who climbed down to the stage. lee took the incident in stride, joking he can't

. >> you don't see that in l.a. do. occasionally. there is one called the abbey that was an abbey. >> oh, interesting. >> jimmy: yeah. >> well, okay. but a thing you don't see in l.a. which is my favorite thing that i ever saw in scotland was, it was 9:00 a.m., i was walking to school, and i just saw a scottish bagpiper in full garb playing and then just fall over, pass out drunk in the middle of the street. just like a tree branch. it was my quintessential scottish moment. >> jimmy: what could be more scottish than that? >> it was amazing. >> jimmy: did anyone help him? >> no, i ran over to see if he was wearing underwear. it's true, they don't, under the kilt. >> jimmy: just like the song, they didn't wear it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very considerate of you. >> yeah, i thought i'd check it out. >> jimmy: pretty sure that's a sex crime by the way. >> he didn't seem to mind. >> jimmy: in this movie you shot in new york, was that a fun experience for you? >> so fun. >> jimmy: in the city on the streets there? >> it was so fun. we have such a great cast. it was really grea

is from here in l.a., one from tennessee, the other lives in florida. just what florida needs, another retiree. the winning l.a. ticket was sold at a 7-eleven in chino hills, about 45 minutes from here without traffic. with traffic it's a nine-hour drive. the whole town of chino hills is excited. thing that puts chino hills on the map. out. nope, nope. still can't find it. i think the worst thing that the lottery does to the winner is they publicly reveal who they are. in most of the states they do not allow the lottery winner to be anonymous, which means one night you go to bed a normal person, the next morning you wake up, you're edward snowden, everyone is chasing you. the $1.568 billion jackpot, which is a record, will be split three ways. one winner gets the jackpot on monday and wednesday, another gets it tuesday and thursday, winner number three has the jackpot on weekends. i think friday the money goes to oprah or something. you break it down, each of the three winners will receive $529 million. and 250 new relatives, which is exciting. i kind of wish only one person h

very not cold here. it was sunny and 71 degrees today in l.a. and we have a tendency to -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: to rub it in. are tagging their friends in new york in pictures of themselves sunbathing, wearing short shorts, just to be a jerk. so i don't approve of this kind of taunting. we sent cousin sal to the beach where people were relaxing on the beach with a bucket of snowballs and karma on his mind. >> i'm ella. usc. >> hope you're having fun in that blizzard. >> wish you could be here in sunny california. >> but you can't because you're snowed in! >> sal: you're snowed in! you're snowed in! >> just want to wish everybody back east a [ bleep ] up winter. go see "the revenant" and "the hateful 8" and have a drink for me. come on, dog. >> don't slip on the ice, i'm on the sand, call me and i'll tell you how warm it is here. >> sal: snowballed! she's playful, this one. >> i'm darius from southern california. i hope you're having fun in the snow, suckers! >> sal: snow bucket! >> have fun enjoying that blizzard in jersey, wouldn't trade places with you guys for anything.

chargers and oakland raiders also said they wanted to move to l.a. san diego still has that option. and if they pass, oakland could step in. it's exciting. finally l.a. will get to experience the thrill of being disappointed by two more sports teams. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i got here when the rams left. the city's changed a lot since the '90s when the rams were here. i think they should change the name of the team, i have an idea, the kardasherams. right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: on that subject i do want to mention that kylie jenner has an app and for only $2.99 a month you too can get exclusive personal access to kylie's life which is filled with video, including gems like this. insightful meditation on the new year. >> my life so far. i think years have more to do with just a date. i feel every year has a new energy and i feel like this year is really about like the year of just realizing stuff and just coming into your own and finding yourself. i feel like all my friends around me and everybody around me, we're all just like realizing things and like things are c

was actually 77 here in l.a. today but with a bull body wax it feels like 68. it's our equivalent of the windchill factor. the weather channel is calling this winter storm jonas. they say it will be an historic storm that could wreak havoc usually when a jonas wreaks havoc it's because nick jonas released a photo on instagram. but this jonas could drop 2 feet of snow. weekend is supposed to be hit especially hard. they had an inch of snow yesterday. traffic got so bad even president obama's motorcade got stuck. he had to glide back to the white house on hoverboard one. this is interesting. a hardware store in virginia sold 700 shovels on tuesday alone. to one guy. doesn't even have a driveway, just loves shovels. while millions of americans are very cold right now, our planet is warming at an alarming rate. 2015 was the hottest year on record and they say 2016 might be even hotter. yes, he'll be here. and now he's deaf. jeb bush isn't so hot right now but he's desperately trying to stir things up. he has a new ad in which he takes aim at donald trump. in the ad bush shows a vision

watching it. >> they've clocked it at 60 miles an hour according to fire, l.a. county fire. >> reporter: i want to give you a sense of what this mud is like. it's not your thin soupy type of mud. this is more like the consistency of cement and the only way to clean this stuff up is with heavy machinery. robin. >> and moving 60 miles an hour. >> still sinking in. >> thank you. get out of that. >>> misery is not over yet. more rain in the forecast, as well as dangerous surf. isn't that right, rob? >> the main front that came through last night, it's through but we still have showers rotating in some of which are heavy. a bit of a break later on friday then saturday morning another front comes in with some strong wins and rain with it, as well, up to 2 inches plus. not as much as we had this week. the other threat is this huge wave in ventura, california. 25 to 30-foot breakers. they'll revolver in 25 sets at times. dangerous rip. situation peaking today. >>> another breaking story. stock markets around the world tumbling after a sell-off in china really sparked fears for inve

fell on a highway in san jacinto mountains. this is west of l.a. but they were inconvenienced for sure because a major highway through the area closed until this boulder was removed. the only detour is through steep and winding roads that are icy. turning a ten-minute commute into 2 1/2-hour ordeal. >> incredible. >> yeah. >>> well, a crisis over drinking water has prompted the governor of michigan to activate the national guard and even request support from fema. >> that move happening overnight. the city of flint water supply contaminated with lead. abc's alex perez is there with the latest. >> reporter: emergency deliveries in parts of flint, michigan. >> we need one up here. >> reporter: teams going door to door dropping off bottled water a temporary remedy to the ongoing crisis here that has exposed this city of about 100,000 to water contaminated by lead. a health hazard. mom sonia austin worried for her son and furious. >> this is not right. it's not right. i wish they never would have even switched our water from the get-go. >> reporter: this all starting in 2014 when the cash-

, california. about 40 miles east of l.a. still to be seen how many more winning tickets might be out there. is this the first time you're looking at the numbers? did you win? >> i don't see joy on that face. >> he's got one number maybe. good luck to you. let us know if you win. one person tweeted we'll take you to a lobster dinner. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news returns

. >>> the los angeles rams are tickets and first to plunk down his $100 was l.a. sports legend magic johnson but the rams can't sell the luxury boxes until it's determined who will be sharing their stadium. the chargers and rams held their first meeting last night. neither is saying what was discussed or even if there will be further meetings. >>> a martin luther king day protest caused this. members of black seed, an off. shoot of black lives together strung the cars together. 25 arrests made and the road was re-opened. >>> in washington, president obama and the first lady followed the king day theme of community service by helping to fill bags with books for the needy. each bag included a copy of "oh, the things you can do that are good for you" about dr. seuss. that's a good one. >>> still ahead, it is that time of year, tax returns. now accepted. this year you get more time. >>> plus, saying good-bye to a about the eagles' glenn frey. overnight reaction from the stars. >>> close call, a light pole >>> how is this for a drive home. this happened on the belthway a light pole crashi

okay. i'm making art out of my death. >> reporter: today in l.a., new york, london, and berlin, bowie fans were in shock. paying tribute and grieving. the pop star from another planet has gone back to the mothership. he was born david jones and took the stage name bowie because davey jones of the monkees got there first. a rebel long before he was famous. here he is age 17, a schoolboy champion for the society for the prevention of cruelty to long-haired men. >> exactly who's been cruel to you? >> well, i think we're all fairly tolerant. but for the last two years we've had comments like darling, and can i carry your handbag, thrown at us. things just have to stop now. >> reporter: he was a struggling artist for years, a bit of a misfit. by the space program. >> liftoff, we have a liftoff. this is major tom to ground control >> reporter: "space oddity," released in 1969 a few weeks before the moon landing. and i'm floating in a most peculiar way >> reporter: on the bbc's coverage of apollo 11 the images were neil armstrong, the soundtrack was "major tom." one small step for bowie. his

driving down a busy l.a. >>> landed on the freeway, guys. i'm freaking out. >> i would be too. a small plane made an emergency landing on a busy freeway in southern california yesterday. cars swerved and stopped as it made use of the impromptu landing strip during afternoon rush hour. the plane was quickly pushed onto the median strip allowing traffic to resume and there were no injuries. >>> there are new details in store robberies across the southeast. in the first court appearance of the main suspect we learned that abigail lee kemp is saying she had help from louis jones iii and told the fbi she was on the phone with jones during the robberies telling him when to join her at the stores. agents say that's what led them to kemp, cell phone records. >>> a children's cough medicinemaker is pulling bottles from shelves because of a potential overdose. it involves two makers. dose cup has incorrect markings, they say. it is sold under nine store brands including dollar general, cvs, rite aid and kroger. more details lined up at atmfans.com. >>> it won't cost as much to heat your home or

l.a. it took a few crew memberers to scale that coast fore get him unstuck and kick start his heart. >>> the new year to greet twins born just three minutes apart. what a difference three minutes make. jaelyn was born december 31st, 2016. the twins born a month early. everyone is doing well. dad calls it a new year's blessing just to have two healthy babies, two adorable babies also. >>> when we come back, do you have your new year's resolution yet? i don't have mine. getting more exercise to sleep, can you guess what the most popular google searches are? here's a hint. pass the kale.s doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; serious allergic reactions, and new

far south as l.a. the roads may be flooded in the deep south. >> this is where the trouble is. memphis, atlanta, miami, washington, san francisco, if you plan on flying today. >>> a former airline pilot has been arrested for flying a plane from oregon to california apparently drunk. >> david arns stone worked for alaskan airlines. he failed a random drug test after landing in orange county alcohol level of 0.13. well above the legal limit. alaska airlines says he never flew again after the 2014 flight fired. he has been released on bail and ordered back to court next month and faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. >>> an oklahoma judge has come down hard on a former police officer convicted of raping women during his patrols giving 263 years in prison. daniel holtzclaw's attacks went on for several months sexually assaulting women who were afraid to come forward. that is, until one of his victims, a neighborhood grandmother turned him in. a miami doctor has been suspended and could lose her job after she was caught on camera going off on an uber driver. she is seen h

by actors and hordes of stunt dudes, so many the credits roll for 14 minutes. we met at i fly in l.a., a skydiving tunnel, and surely the closest i will ever get to jumping out of a plane or off a cliff. >> it feels exactly like that. >> except you don't have the fear. >> exactly. >> reporter: weightlessness is liberating. although i am a truly ungainly quite enough of that. back to this. >> there's a scene where a guy is this high off the ground, flying at 120 miles an hour. >> reporter: obviously, don't try this at home with grandma's drapes around your shoulders. these guys have 17,000 skydives and decades of practice before they risk their lives like this. >> there's something special about going back to the old style of film making and doing just the gnarliest stunts ever. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline," los angeles. >> thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night and happy new year, it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who al

on, you go to a dodger game, you take vince scully avenue. isn't that awesome. >> that's nice. >> most popular sports figure in l.a.

she wants to get married. >> it was constant pressure at every step of the way following the l.a. trip. >> that's not true. what i was looking for was a and that was it. >> reporter: a couple of months after the l.a. trip dr. sonnier tells his son that he and richelle were going to paris. >> it was a birthday gift for my 50th birthday. i was just over the moon. it was really a dream come true. >> reporter: joseph and richelle's romantic getaway includes a trip to the pont pont des artes, a bridge across the thousands. >> we bought a lock and joseph wrote his name on it and i wrote my name on it, and you throw the keen into the seine river. and that locks the most forever. >> reporter: but for richelle and joseph forever would only be a matter of weeks. on a sweltering wednesday in july richelle learns that the love of her life has been murdered. >> there are police cars everywhere. there's crime scene tape all emergency vehicles there. reporters there. it was just absolute chaos. >> reporter: searching for a killer, the first place police go is to the people closest to the victim

wins the oscar this year. chris connelly joining us from l.a. with who may be making acceptance speeches tonight. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. yeah, this year the golden globes are short on sure things and long on suspense. wide-open categories without clear favorites mean that none of the nominees will be feeling all that comfortable and that's before host ricky gervais opens his mouth. with fewer than 100 voters casting ballots and the strewn cinematic landscape with undecided races, expect the golden globes to produce more than its usual share of head-smacking surprises this season. since christmastime in an inevitability cloak "the revenant's" leonardo dicaprio is the front-runner in best actor drama, likely to be on the business end of a zinger from host ricky gervais who back in 2012 poured plenty of comedic cyanide into champagne glasses. >> the golden globes are to the oscars what kim kardashian is to kate middleton, a bit trashier, a bit drunker and more easily bought. >> reporter: america may get its first look at rising star brie larson w

audience gasping in l.a. check this out. you see there, it happened the roller-coaster ride spinning lee 360 degrees vertically. something went wrong leaving him suspended upside down. he was in that position for nearly a minute. he appeared unfazed, tommy lee did, drumming his way through that equipment malfunction. finally a worker went up to try to help but the roller coaster started again. that band together for more than three decades finishing their last show ever and check out the video. i recommend it. he has some spontaneous comments that we cannot repeat on morning tv or evening tv or any tv. >> i'm shocked. from tommy lee? come on. i don't believe it. >> you got to check it out. >> this is an idea for like a new album or a new song called "upside down." >> isn't that already -- upside down s that is a totally -- you turn me -- >> we're going way, way back there. >> here's my advice after working with these folks, just stay out of it. stay out of it. >> smile and nod. >> all right. learning more about a very brave teenager who survived nearly 30 hours in single digit temperatur

. the unthinkable has happened. it's now been raining in l.a. for two days in a row. which is -- that's never happened before in our history. flash flood, high surf, and wind advisories are in effect. my doppler's been going nuts all day. of course this is the work of el nino, which is -- it's my favorite storm system that sounds like an early '80s latino boy band. [ laughter ] meteorologists say the storm is tied now for the strongest el nino storm ever. they say if it gets any stronger it could turn into a dwayne johnson movie. [ laughter ] the good news is i finally have an excuse to wear a very cute pair of wellies i bought back in 2012. somebody shot this video and here in highland park. you see the little parade of trash bins. making their way down the street. it's like they're escaping. now, this -- whoever shot this decided to follow one of the -- [ laughter ] look at that little fella go. this could be a pixar movie, right? [ laughter ] call it "receptacles" or something. just kept hanging right around that curb there. until finally it met a tragic end. yeah. [ laught

, then other crew members and passengers falling ill, the l.a.-bound american airlines flight returned to london to flashing lights and emergency vehicles. members of the band race the horizon were on board. she just stumbled literally within touching distance of me. it was crazy. i've never witnessed anything like that. >> reporter: that's when the others started falling ill around the band member. american airlines says two passengers complained, and london officials say four crew members were lightheaded. all were released. london fire crews checked inside the aircraft and all the luggage triple 7. no hazardous substance was detected by the crews. so it is still a mystery why those people became ill on the flight. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> a woman from colorado working as an au pair in austria has been pound dead in her apartment in vienna. the 25-year-old certified as lauren mann was found in a pool of blood. they are reportedly investigating her death as a possible homicide. >>> reports say her body was found in total darkness because all the lights in her ap

jail's not the answer. we're the largest mental-health hospital on the east coast. and l.a. county jail's the largest mental-health hospital on the west coast. >> and i'm taking it you don't think that's the right thing. >> it is not the right thing to do. >> well, there is a sea change, and you're one of the people leading it. commissioner, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> joe ponte, with the commissioner of correction for new york city commission -- correction -- commission -- commissioner of correction. i'll get your title right. thanks, joe. that's gonna do it for this edition of "upclose," before i stop learning how to talk. if you missed any of today's program, you can catch it again on our website, abc7ny. i'm bill ritter. thank you for watching, and for all of us here at channel 7,

mexico to l.a. and back to texas thursday. escorted directly from her plane to a sheriff's van. the sheriff himself hauling her to lockup and accompanying her to court. >> she expressed a slight bit of displeasure about her accommodations, and i explained to her that this was a jail, not >> reporter: her lawyer special treatment. >> i don't think he's had any contact with anyone who's been arrested ever. >> reporter: but unable to make her million-dollar bail, couch angeles. >> matt, thank you. >>> now to the economy this friday and the new report out tonight, 292,000 new jobs created in december. that beat the predictions. unemployment dropping now to 5%. meanwhile, we're tracking wall street, slightly calmer today after a volatile week. the jitters in chien p. p the points. >>> this friday the warning for parents and grandparents after the video you're about to see. the mistake that can change lives in an instant. a car thief speeding away from a gas station. a frantic father running after him because of a child inside. and tonight the list of the most common places this happens.

dead, nine injured. the bus traveling from l.a. to san francisco, flipping over. shoes strewn across the highway, passengers tonight describing the chaos. >> reporter: the overnight trip with that drowsy driver ended with the greyhound bus on its side in san jose. >> it sounds like we're going to have patients including a few 1055s. >> reporter: that's the radio term for fatalities. two women dead. ejected from the bus. alex ellis was one of the 20 onboard, who said it sounded like a lightning strike. >> the bus was seesawing on the median. >> reporter: crews raced to the scene, providing blankets on the cold, rainy morning. everyone on the bus was hurt. five taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. on average, there are 35 deadly bus crashes a year, with more than 53 deaths associated with those accidents. and fatigue is one of the biggest worries for safety investigators. >> the basic problem here is that most commercial transportation is 24/7, but humans are not. >> reporter: the ntsb is sending a full ten-member team to learn why a fatigued driver was at the david? >

ill, the l.a.-bound american airlines flight returned to london to flashing lights and emergency vehicles. members of the band race for horizon were onboard. >> she just literally fainted. she just stumbled literally within touching distance of me. it was crazy. i've never witnessed anything like that. >> reporter: then others started falling ill around the band member. american airlines says two passengers complained and london officials say four crew members were lightheaded. all were released. london firefighters checked the inside of that aircraft, the luggage was taken off the boeing 777. no detection of a substance. so, david, it's still a mystery why those people became lightheaded. >> david kerley tonight, thank you. >>> we move on now to oregon, and to a deadly showdown after a nearly month-long standoff with armed millitiamilitia, taking over a federal building there. overnight, a deadly gun fight at an intersection. one dead, eight arrested. the suspects in court late today. and late word coming in tonight that the group's leader is now who are digging in, to go home.

l.a. times, people in mexico -- and about half thought that it was not him because not a single shot was fired during his capture at mazatl*n. where were his 200 bodyguards that surround him at all times? and why is he staying at an 89-dollar-a-night condominium? this arrest, again, which happened a week ago -- again, chapo wasn't shot at. there was no violence. so i'm a little suspicious. >> yeah. >> everything about this man, to me, creates suspicion. >> there's always a cloud of mystery, isn't there? >> well, unfortunately, it's mexico. if you understand the mexican culture, there's always a cloud of corruption surrounding political stories, crime stories. >> did i hear you say once that 95% of murders in mexico are never prosecuted? >> yeah, they're not looked at. >> they're not looked at. >> yeah, 95% of the murders in mexico are not looked at. >> wow. we've teased people enough. eselchapo.com is the website. people can go there, see a clip, learn more about where -- >> yeah, right there, and if a company's watching -- i think the audiences, they want to see this type of story b

months ago, he'd kept it private. today, in l.a., new york and london, fans are in shock. paying tribute and grieving. >> i just loved his music. i loved him. >> reporter: he was born david jones, and took the stage name the monkees got there first. his first big hit "space oddy." this is ground control to major tom >> reporter: inspired by the apollo space program. influenced by andy warhol, bowie came up with the concept for ziggy stardust, a rock band from outer space. that other worldly, androgynous look, positioning him as the outsider. now ziggy played guitar >> i felt really comfortable going on stage as somebody else. and it seemed a rational decision to keep on doing that. >> reporter: like his anthem "changes," bowie was famously hard to pin down. his image and his music constantly changing. that chameleon persona in turn inspired generations of performers from kiss to kanye to lady gaga. today madonna posted, "david bowie the course of my fame john lennon and "under pressure" with freddie mercury of queen. pressure >> reporter: today, mick jagger tweeted this picture, calling

former kgb officers and critic. what this means for the president. and robin is in l.a. with an abc news exclusive. will smith, you see them sitting down there, he is in over the oscars. he talks only to robin this morning. >> very good. packed show. thank you, george. >>> we check forecast. >> and let's step outside with amy. >> all eyes are focused on what will happen this weekend. despite the sunshine, we will see cold temperatures and windchills in the 20s. heading out the door, feels like 22 reading the winds and temperature in central park. looks gorgeous as the sun comes up this morning. it will be a fantastic looking day. temperatures are subfreezing until 11:00 a.m. over the next several hours temperatures will rise to the mid-30s. feels like temperatures remains in the teens and 20s. it will be a cold day across the entire area. by tomorrow morning we have the feels-like temperature in the teens and low 20s then we wait for the snow to come. plenty of cold air to deal with. the exact track of the system makes a difference. know that the windchills are a factor today and to

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