for "good morning america" eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva for that story. >>> let's check the weather once again and get it back over to our friend, rob. what's cooking? >> been talking about the slap in the face, change of seasons. well we have to embrace some of that cold weather. opening day. breckenridge mountain. yesterday they broke the tape there. the day before it was in keystone. peak 8. super chair open. just enough snow on the ground both manmade and natural. nice turns there. hoping for a good season out there. not only colorado, but all the inner mountain west and also the northeast. southern california, a storm system coming in, and flash flood watches are posted for pretty much all of southern cal, and for los angeles, maybe some debris flows. if we get heavy rain coming onboard. look at the showers and snow tting up in the rocky nd that will also bring snow into the higher elevations. obviously down across southern california, much needed rain and mountain snow we will take. another system coming through will push this one, and that's -- we're t

here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> cyber monday shoppers hoping shambles after black tri. target taking 15% off nearly everything on top of its sales. amazon offering deep discounts on electronics and this smartv from walmart is already sold out. >> i have details from amazon, best buy so i'm going to click on those and do my shopping from there. >> and that's the plan. 43% of smartphone users saying they will shop from a smartphone. the best deals, clear your browser history so you get the best deals. >> and experts say if you use your phone to shop, avoid public wi-fi. it can make you vulnerable to hackers. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the big winners and the act that brought down the house at last night's soul train awards. >>> and the tv interview that brought lady gaga to tears. the "the skinny" next. >> "world news now" continues ? ? skinny so sinny ? >>> we love the music. time now for "the skinny" start, last night's big winners at this year's soul train awards. >> you've got to do the long soul train. >> i think you sounded great. beyonc

>> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. several earthquakes hitting the heartland. dozens of homes and buildings damaged. tremors felt from texas to illinois. >>> the frantic search, the race against time to find a missing mother. her husband speaking out tonight, saying she may have been kidnapped. >>> and then, this discovery on a midair flight. a scare that sent passengers into a panic. and just imagine if you saw this on your flight. ed chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or e.g.f.r. gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, this is big. a chance to live longer with opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo demonstrated longer life and is the most prescribed immunotherapy for these patients. opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. no biomarker testing is required with opdivo, opdivo works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen any time during or after treatment

the sot - rusty clevenger/coroner some detail of death or how the that was eva pilgrim reporting. kohlhepp -- has not entered a plea -- in any of these cases. authorities say -- they are now pouring -- through other unsolved cases -- for possible connections -- to the suspect. in turkey more -- violent protests erupting in turkey over the they're demonstrating -- -- after the goverment -- rounds up a number of lawmakers -- journalists -- supporting free speech.. police -- using tear gas and batons -- to beat back protesters. it is unclear how many people were hurt. and in indonesia -- a peaceful march turns into a violent protest. nearly 2-hundred people -- taken to the hospital. protesters -- in jakarta -- are demanding the governor to be impeached. some -- even calling for his death. the governor is christian. jailing them -- for their beliefs. in nigeria -- a bit of good news tongiht. one of the young girls -- kidnapped by boko haram -- is now safe. the terror group -- took her from her boarding school -- two years ago the nigerian army says -- they found the girl -- with a gro

>> eva pilgrim with us tonight. every have a, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and to new zealand, after a deadly early morning earthquake. the magnitude 7.8 quake and two people were killed. one coastal town completely cut off. and the damage is now estimated at some $25 billion. these cows stranded on an island in their pasture after the ground gave way around them. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the warning about statins tonight. that's coming up. also, the twin murder mystery. the new developments coming in. the sister behind bars, accused of killing her identical twin by striving off a cliff. and this >> there's news coming in tonight about the popular netflix show "making a murder." and the person they profiled, ordered to be set free. >>> and we pay tribute tonight to journalist gwen ifill. a trailblazer, a role model, a coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simpl

>> eva pilgrim there in iowa. eva, thank you. >>> we turn next here to a new flashpoint at the site of a controversial pipeline plan in north dakota. new arrests tonight amid a clash at the scene. protesters crossing a river to reach the construction site, then met with police in riot gear with pepper spray. here tonight, abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: on the banks of this north dakota creek today, police hit protesters with pepper spray as they tried to cross the water on a makeshift footbridge. this latest standoff is part of a protest that's been going on for months. 140 protesters were arrested last week after building roadblocks and setting cars on fire. they are trying to stop construction of a 1,200-mile pipeline from north dakota to illinois. sites. the pipeline company says it would be safer and cheaper than using trucks or trains. today, president obama says the army corps of engineers is looking into the possibility of changing the pipeline's path. >> my view is that there is a way for us to accomm

>> eva pilgrim for us tonight. thank you. >>> we turn now to chattanooga, tennessee, and the death toll climbing after the crash of a keyonte wilson, becoming the sixth child to die in that devastating crash. the driver, johnthony walker, has been charged with vehicular homicide. >>> and overseas tonight, a u.s. service member killed in the battle against isis in syria. the first to die in combat there. the service member, whose name has not been released, died from wounds sustained in an ied blast in northern syria. he was one of some 300 u.s. special operations forces syria. >>> and from iraq, a horrific suicide bombing near bag dad, killing scores of shiite muslims on a religious pilgrimage. it comes as isis is losing ground in the battle for mosul, and there's fear that loss could cause them to lash out elsewhere. here's alex marquardt. >> reporter: the massive blast from a suicide truck bomb, just south of the capital, baghdad, leaving a charred and smoldering scene, and at least 60 people attack, which was qu

abc's eva pilgrim with their reason why. >> don't you do it! >> reporter: tonight, no charges for that officer who fired the fatal shot, sparking days of unrest in charlotte. >> it is my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> reporter: the district attorney today saying all credible evidence uncovered points to scott being armed, something scott's family had disputed at the shooting scene. his wife saying he wasn't armed. >> drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. >> reporter: the d.a. now presenting this radio call before the shooting. >> there was a guy parked next to us, rolling a joint who had a gun. >> reporter: and releasing this very say lens video from a nearby 7-e leleven. an empty holster revealed. but in that police video, you can never clearly see scott holding the weapon sparking the controversy. now, the d.a. concluding scott failed to comply with commands to drop his gun. the family disagreeing, asking why a father, waiting to pick up his kid, ended up dead. >> we still have real questions about th

here tonight, abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: authorities tonight describe the suspected serial killer as cooperative, saying todd kohlhepp made three requests before he agreed to provide information to investigators. the former realtor wanted to give his mom a p to a girl he is helping raise. kohlhepp then allegedly confessed to murdering those four people in a motor sports shop in 2003. the local sheriff department says it is aware of chilling amazon reviews possibly linked to the suspect. in one review about a padlock, the reviewer wrote, "have five on a shipping container. won't stop them, but sure will slow them down." investigators today finding another body on the suspect's land in south carolina, in one revealed saturday. near where they discovered kala brown, locked in a shipping container. the body of charles david carver, her boyfriend, later found in a shallow grave. >> it took them finding my brother to have closure for other families. and that's a hero. >> reporter: david, kohlhepp has not yet hired and attorney and has not entered a plea in any of these cases. >> eva pil

for good morning america, eva pilgrim, abc news, new york here in las vegas.. together to remember the two brothers killed by a suspected drunk driver. loved ones tell us 22 year old jermaine asher and 23 year old robert shawn roberts were night-- when a speeding car crashed right into them near lake mead and rainbow... killing the young men. sharithea everett, mother "you ripped my family apart. for a text message and a drink" (butted with) grandma "they tearing away everybody's life....they don't know the destruction that they caused last night" the driver was taken to the umc trauma, where police say he was showing signs of impairment. he was arrested and charged involving death. now to that murder case involving twin sisters in hawaii... one of them is accused of intentionally driving her car off a cliff - killing her identical sister. the charges were initially dropped. but now....she's back behind bars. abc's linsey davis is here with more.... this morning the lone survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii is once again in police custody --accused of murder.

abc's eva pilgrim is in iowa. >> reporter: tonight, this man in custody after two iowa police officers were killed in cold blood. >> these officers were ambushed. it doesn't look like there was any interaction between these officers and whoever the coward is that shot them while they sat in their cars. attack started just after 1:00 a.m. 24-year-old urbandale police officer justin martin is shot and killed sitting in his police car. >> polk county does confirm officer down. >> reporter: 20 minutes later, more shots, just blocks away. >> we have another officer hit over there. >> reporter: des moines police sergeant tony beminio shot in his car. ambulances rushed the husband and father to the hospital, but he does not survive. the manhunt now under way. identify the suspect as 46-year-old scott michael greene. officials shutting down area schools. then, at 9:00 a.m., a break. >> the subject is in custody. >> reporter: officials say the suspect is on a rural road when he turns himself in by flagging down a passer-by. it's not greene's first run-in with the law. in court just hours before

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> turning now to weather and a rare november tornado touching down near red cloud, nebraska. yesterday the twister was 41 years to have formed in that state after thanksgiving. the tornado damaged farm buildings after touching down in a wooded area north of that town. >>> skiers and snowboarders took advantage of several inches of fresh powder in the southern california mountains. this is at resorts like bear mountain. and then, this morning, they can return to work in los angeles in short sleeves. not bad. that's why we love california. >> very nice, yes. >>> well, somebody in tennessee has a powerball lottery ticket worth almost $421 million. holler. state lottery officials say the winning ticket sold in lafayette. no one has stepped forward to claim the prize yet. it's the second largest for a tennessee lottery. the biggest sold in january. let's give respect to a young man in texas who used his own celebration to do good for so many others. >> so his name is drew frank and he has a passion for sneakers. frank just celebrated his bar mitzvah and t