this is world news now. well-g morn, good morning on this very busy wednesday morning. i m reena ninan. and i m phillip mena. everybody talking about the big showdown in las vegas where the democrats were butting heads in the first debate of the primary. despite a few disagreements, the candidates were toeing the party line on immigration and more. your vote with juju chang. reporter: right out of the gate the tough questions. lu say anything to get elected? reporter: anderson cooper asking hillary clinton about her recent flip-flop. from gay marriage to last week s trade deal. well, actually, i have been very consistent over the course of my entire life. i have always fought for the same values and principles. reporter: but the real sparks flying between the top two contenders, clinton and bernie sanders, going toe to toe for the first time. the first hot-button issue gun control. is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? no. not at all. what i can te
more than 50 accidents in syracuse blamed in part on icy roads. up to nine inches of snow in some communities. and look at how fast the weather changed. just north of syracuse, this is what it looked like here last week, but today i woke up this morning and thought it was christmas. reporter: enough for 3-year-old liannah ariola to build her first snowman. her mom telling us i have not seen this snow this early in a long time. reporter: that cold extending to michigan. temps in the mid-30s for these marathon runners in grand rapids. in northern michigan, nearly half a foot of snow. and a fall wedding with a cold taste of winter. and in southern california, an early storm has antelope antelope valley residents cleaning up. very little we can recover. reporter: neighbors helping one other. most don t have flood insurance. you ve just got to think about what you can do this hour, this moment, this day and then move on from there. reporter: harsh conditions on
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broadcast center, this is abc7 news. it has been a terrifying moment for neighbors neighbors in alameda as flames ripped through two homes. neighbors jumped into action to stop the fire. thanks for joining us. the fire burned on norich road off sea view parkway before 6:30 tonight. melanie woodrow is live near the scene. melanie? natasha, there are just a few firefighters here watching the house for the night, but the fire investigators will likely pick back up tomorrow morning of the tomorrow morning. the people that lived in the houses that caught fire were home at the time and are okay even though fire investigators have not identified the cause just yet, the individual where the fire began told me that he thinks he knows how it started. he was going gang busters. he says his relaxing weekend was interrupted by an explosion and flames. simon and his wife just finished dinner. they had barbecuing. when i closed the hood there was a little grease burning. the
you have to. trick-or-treat. not scary farm. from the ok! tv celebrity sightseeing bus, thanks for watching. see you next time. t says he fears his daughter was killed in the crash. russia is disputing a report by dutch investigators into the downing of malaysia flight 17. that report found that a russian-made missile brought down the aircraft, killing everyone on board. abc s terry moran has more. reporter: at an air base in the netherlands a shredded front section of the malaysia airlines plane reconstructed by investigators loomed like a grim ghost over the press conference. flight mh-17 crashed as the result of the detonation of a warhead outside the airplane. reporter: july 17th last year the boeing 777 shot out of a clear blue sky as it flew above war-torn ukraine. months of painstaking work shown in that remarkable video release allowed investigators to reconstruct the final moments of the flight, which they animated dramatically. this warhead explode