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we begin with breaking news, i m poppy harlow with phil mattingly in new york. a manhunt is under way in maine after multiple mass shootings at a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. law enforcement sources say at least 16 people are dead. police say they are looking for robert card, he is described as armed and dangerous. a person of interest in this case. we re told thoo he is military trained as a firearms instructor and army reserve member who was recently committed to a mental health facility. these are the images of the gunman inside the bowling alley and this video showing you is of people running out of the building as police search the area with flash flights and guns drawn. listen to this survivor, he was bowling when the gunman came in and opened fire just 15 feet behind him. just a night of bowling. out of nowhere he just came in and heard a throughout bomb. thought it was a balloon. i had my back turned to the door. as soon as i turned and saw it was not ....
good evening. i am norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we come on the air with the threat of dangerous and deadly weather for tens of millions of americans tonight across the southern plains. the national weather service is issuing a rare high risk forecast for violent thunderstorms, long track tornadoes, and giant hail, talking about hail from 2-4 inches in diameter, that s the size of baseballs to grapefruit. residents from oklahoma to kansas are in the bull s-eye tonight and are bracing for the potential outbreak of powerful ef3 strength twisters or stronger. this is the first time oklahoma has been under a high risk weather alert in five years. we will begin tonight in oklahoma city where meteorologist paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel is standing by for a busy night of storms. good evening, paul. reporter: good evening, norah. again, the wind has been howling all day long. 30 plus miles an hour as the winds of change coming in he ....
built on lies? the former president on trial for fraud lashing out repeatedly at the judge and new york s attorney general with his flagship properties and his family business at stake. could he lose it all? go ahead and try, house speaker mccarthy says a defiant message who want him out. california s governor, gavin newsom has made his pick. who s replacing the late senator dianne feinstein and what candidates running for that same seat have to say about her. and back on the bench, the supreme court opening a new term with major cases on social media and free speech on the docket. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with lisa rubin outside the manhattan courthouse where former president trump is in court for his civil fraud trial. i think one thing that was immediately apparent was trump s anger and i wonder what you saw and what you think at least how it compares to previous court appearances where you ve seen him? wel ....
here s the story. martha: good afternoon. i m martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york city where the story is trump. trump tower and the a.g. who promised that she would get him if she was elected. she s made her move today in court. the former president accused in this civil case that could cost him $250 million. the attorney general, letitia james that vowed that she would sue the former president and that she would be a real pain to him is following through on that. she says he overvalued his property when he estimated his different real estate holdings. the former president insists he s done nothing wrong. watch this. it s a disgraceful trial put forward by an attorney general that is corrupt. we have murders going all over the city, all over the state at a record level. it s an epidemic and their waste their time on this with banks. they got all their money back. donald trump and other defendants have committed fraud. justice will prevail ....
it s wednesday 18 january. iamjoanna i am joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the foreign secretary has said countries are queuing up to sign free trade deals with britain when it leaves the european union. borisjohnson also suggests that agreements could be achieved quickly after the article 50 negotiations are concluded, and said the uk would not be hauling up the drawbridge , despite the new migration controls promised by theresa may. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminsterfor us. over to you. thank you. what is striking this morning is the confidence oozing from number ten about yesterday s big speech by theresa may on brexit, insisting there has been a positive reaction from other senior eu leaders such as angela merkel and francois hollande, both of whom theresa may spoke to last night. this despite the fact that she has thrown down the gau ntlet that she has thrown down the ga u ntlet to that she has thrown down the gauntlet to ....