Ashl ashl ashley. Im kristen sze. Well see you again in half an hour. Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. The storm, as millions head home for thanksgiving. Snow and ice and the fog. And tonight, the arctic blast coming in. Ginger is standing by. The horror in the hospital just revealed tonight. The gunman and what led him to open fire on his exfiancee, a doctor, then on a pharmacist in training who was simply getting off an elevator. And then the officer trying to stop him. Breaking news tonight involving President Trump and his answers to Robert Mueller. And the other headline, the president says he will stand with saudi arabia, despite the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Ivanka trumps use of private email for her work in the white house, after her father made private email issue number one against hillary clinton. The urgent manhunt right now. The woman killed inside a Catholic Supply store. The mother who plunged overboard on a cruise ship. Tonight, her children
Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. The coronavirus and the haunting new images tonight. A refrigerated truck called in as a mortuary reaches capacity in california. Texas reporting its deadliest day. More than 10,000 people now hospitalized there. In florida tonight, more than 11,000 new cases. And tonight, dr. Deborah birx now warning as infections skyrocket, deaths will follow. At the same time, the nation facing a testing crisis. Houston closing Testing Sites due to heat. In arizona, some waiting up to ten days for results, if theyre able to find a test. And President Trump tonight in hardhit florida, appearing at several events, no mask. After the first lady and this image supporting masks. And our new poll here tonight, twothirds of americans disapprove of how the president has handled the pandemic. The growing concern involving children tonight. Doctors reporting new cases of children and that dangerous reaction. Also in texas, an infant dying with the vir
texas. tornado watches at this hour and other states before the system barrels up the coast into new york and new england again. abc s phil lipof from massachusetts tonight. reporter: tonight, that powerful storm system spawning multiple tornadoes in texas. oh, my gosh. reporter: power flashes sparking as this twister crosses interstate 10 in orange, texas. watch closely, you can see a vehicle flying through the air. law enforcement telling abc, this is the vehicle. thanneningful thanneningfully, no one was inside. officials believe the storms damaged up to a hundred homes. that system now moving east, where that record-breaking nor easter had wind gusts near 100 miles an hour in new england. it s 4:00 here on the south shore and even as this storm is winding down, you can see the wind is still fierce and the sea wall is having a hard time cntaining the waves. transformer blew. reporter: more than 600,000 losing power.
outbreak there among campers and staff. the local health department announcing 49 cases on friday. by monday it soared to 82. david, the health department there says many of the campers and staff who were infected didn t find out until after they had returned home, and we re talking about people from ten different states in multiple counties across missouri. a tough sign as we prepare to open schools. marcus, thank you. and the other news this friday night, we re tracking tropical storm fay hitting the northeast. the storm pounding the jersey shore. wind gusts topping 50 miles per hour. flood watches from delaware up through massachusetts tonight. the system pushing its way into upstate new york and new england this evening. rip currents claiming the life of a swimmer. we have the track as we head into this evening and tomorrow morning. here s adrienne bankert from long beach, new york, tonight. reporter: tonight, tropical storm fay strikes the northeast. making landfall near atl
without severe side effects. reporter: david, you have to be 21 years old to buy marijuana in the state of massachusetts and you can get up to an ounce. you can t, though, take it over state lines. david? eva pilgrim from massachusetts tonight. eva, thanks. we ve been reporting here on the grandmother and teacher who plunged overboard on a cruise. she did not survive. tonight, her children are now speaking out for the first time about what they say their mother said right before that trip. here s victor oquendo. reporter: tonight, almarosa and leo tenorio s children breaking their silence, telling abc news their mother feared going on the royal princess cruise ship, where she mysteriously fell to her death. my mom did not want to go on this cruise. she did not. like, blank point, she did not want to go. she knew something was going to happen. reporter: her ominous last words before going on vacation with her husband. the night before they left, my mom hugged me for, like,