Winston reacts to news that he wont face Sexual Assault charges. Everybody had my back. And where is everybody . The man who got left on a plane. I woke up. And, uh the lights were out. I was like, whats going on . Cabin doors locked tight. What he did next and what the airline is saying about the whole thing. And good morning, america. On a very busy sunday morning. I was going to say, you have to be a really heavy sleeper to sleep through landing and they clear the plane and drag the plane away. Its still not his fault. How did he he wasnt a tiny guy. How did they not see him . Fair enough. Fair enough. Thats one of the stories we want to get to. We have a very busy morning. We want to begin with the deadly winter blast thats left thousands in a deep freeze all across the country. Frigid temperatures, ice, and snow. From california to new york. We want to welcome wabcs chief meteorologist lee goldberg. Who is tracking all of the extreme weather for us. Lee, good morning, sir. Good mo
And good evening. David is off tonight. Im rebecca jarvis. And we begin with the massive and deadly storm snarling Holiday Travel with a bizarre mix of winter and springlike conditions. At least 12 people have died. Thousands of flights delayed, some 600 canceled. It even got dangerous for holiday shoppers. In Oklahoma City, huge sheets of ice pouring down on shoppers who ducked out of the way at this outlet mall. And in upstate new york, power lines sagging across this road. Hundreds of thousands without power across the country tonight. To ohio, flood rescues, where the water rose quickly. Rafts were used to save the residents of a retirement home. Also reports of tornadoes in louisiana. The winds so strong, they ripped off this storefront. The storm stretching nearly 2,000 miles from texas to the great lakes and into the northeast, where some cities are actually experiencing recordbreaking heat today. Abcs alex perez starting off our coverage. Reporter the monster storm is packing a
Good evening on this sunday night. And we have a lot to get to, beginning with the desperate search at this hour in the west after a massive and deadly mud slide in Washington State. The side of the mountain crashing down, wiping out homes with families inside. Take a look at the before and after tonight, right in the center of the photo there, the river snaking through the middle of your screen, the road to the left of the river there. Tonight, this is what it looks like now. Homes and trees wiped out. A giant wall of mud moving through in just seconds. Look at the tree line there at the top and right below it, where the earth gave way. On this sunday, shaken neighbors hugging with the search for survivors now under way. Families gathering at the fire station tonight. We have Team Coverage this evening. The forecast for that part of the country, not good. More dangerous rain coming. But first, abcs Neal Karlinsky in Washington State for us. Neal, good evening. Reporter david, good eve
Tonight, susan boyle revealing the answer to a question she always wanted answered. And why it could offer hope for so many others. Good evening. And were glad youre with us on a sunday night. Likely watching indoors and warm. Unlike the millions of americans who found themselves driving in the middle of a very dangerous ice storm this sunday. A 50car pileup late today on the pennsylvania turnpike that turned deadly. It wasnt the only one. More than two dozen cars colliding outside milwaukee. A dangerous mix of snow and ice there. All of this part of a major system that had already left its mark on the south. Homes, trees still frozen in ice tonight. And in plano, outside dallas, just look and listen to this. Ice coming off of a roof. That was something. Meanwhile, at the dallas ft. Worth airport tonight, hundreds of stranded passengers spending a second night now sleeping at the terminal. And tonight, that storm is moving fast. Our extreme weather team on all of it. We begin with rob
To the east coast. 124 million americans across 16 states, in its grip. Look at what some families face this weekend, cars, no match for the slick icy highways. Neighbors pitching into help out. Power lines dangerously caked in ice. So are the car windows. Sidewalks turned into skating rinks, roads icy enough for sleds. Our extreme weather team is in the storm zone tonight. And Abcs Steve Osunsami starts us off in arkansas. Reporter black ice. White ice. Theyre calling ice friday, stretching some 2,000 miles across the middle of the country. Turning roads in illinois into ice rinks with massive blowing snow, shutting down more than a dozen airports across seven states, and killing at least six people. In Northern Arkansas today a man was killed when an icy tree fell down on his home. And this was the ice versus a power line in fayetteville, the ice won. There are flashes. Reporter back in the city the driver of this little rock bus nearly lost it on a slick road. Families stuck at home