david grew up in duluth, minnesota, and graduated from the university of minnesota, duluth, before entering the naval aviation officer candidate program and earning the commission of ensign. in april of 1965, he received his naval flight officer wings and was deployed to vietnam. flying in an f-4-b phantom as a radar intercept officer. in october of 1965, david was shot down and captured by enemy forces. he spent the next seven years and four months as a prisoner of war in various camps, including the infamous hanoi hilton. despite the cruel torture and inhumane conditions, david endured at the hands of his captors. they were never able to rob him of his resilient american spirit. following his release from prison, david vowed that he would be happy for the rest of his life. he went on to continue a life of service. reporting to pilot training and earning his naval aviation wings in 1975. throughout his career he flew various types of aircraft and retired after 20 years of honorable service. he also got married and started a family of his own. in my hometown of duluth, minnesota, we are inc

with minnesota, i think trump will flip minnesota in 2020. it is a state he narrowly missed out on in 2016. he made multiple visits there, lots of things going on in the economy with mining and eastern minnesota where i think we will see a turnaround with how they vote. coming back to the transcript, the facts have been president trump's friends. when you go through the transcript, there is no quid pro quo, no sing go person who came forth with evidence that there is quid pro quo, there is just political attack's. this has divided the country based on political lies. pass the house, although i think we will see additional defections besides collin peterson from minnesota and vent -- and jeff van drew. i think we could see 6, 8, maybe 10 additional democrats who vote no on impeachment looking at their political futures. and 17e are 23 ayes no's. >> with the judiciary committee approving two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress, the house rules committee will meet to determine the guidelines of thegood debate -- h

hey up before you became governor of minnesota you were mayor of brooklyn park in a soda and i thought of you recently when pete booted gedge was asked about making the jump from medium size city mayor to president and mayor pete said you can't dismiss potholes as fake news you've got mike bloomberg and cory booker also former mayors so certainly styal is fundamental to leadership but isn't a mayor is nuts and bolts executive experience where the rubber meets the road absolutely and i'll tell you why because every city council meeting you have to sit at the desk and you have to look at the voters in the constituents to on the in that room because they come down the ones that are involved and pay attention to the city politics they will be sitting there so being a mayor is truly hands on of political governance in the executive branch because when i went to made you know 8 years later when i became governor well you're isolated you've got security nobody can walk into the governor's office you don't hold open fings where the people can come in and said i don't but marrying. ph correct o

flags were lowered to half-staff across minnesota today in honor of three army national guard soldiers killed yesterday in a helicopter crash. dean reynolds is in st. cloud, where the black hawk crew was based. >> reporter: eyewitnesses said the doomed black hawk helicopter hit the ground hard, crashing near a stand of trees in the little town of marty, minnesota. it took off from the st. cloud airport at 1:55 p.m. yesterday, and was in the air only nine minutes or so, when authorities heard a distress call. >> reporter: the crew from the minnesota national guard was said to be on a routine maintenance flight. it took two hours to find the wreckage. there were three guardsmen, and they all perished, less than three weeks from christmas. they are the latest military fatalities due to noncombat- related accidents, which in recent years have far outnumbered those lost in combat. minnesota governor tim walz served in the guard for 24 years. >> my heart breaks for the families, the friends, and the fellow soldiers. the coming days will be dark and difficult. >> reporter: the farm where the

we went to minnesota and did a joint public event. we talked about the fact this is a security issue for america and we specifically talked about the drought in somalia since minnesota is one of the largest east african populations, actually the biggest somalian population in the united states. by showing that support, our n constituents understood the results and national security ritz ks that can come from that one instance that they understood well because of we have so many somalians, inadequate responses to globalers. that's the kind of thing we need to do to make this a national priority. i've supported the program which is a great example of the positive impact we can have in the world of bipartisan cooperation. it was launched under president bush and continued under president obama and over the years, it has saved millions of lives in sub saharan africa and changed the course of hiv aids and the pandemic. restoring american leadership means making sure we can continue to be a country that thinks, invents, makes stuff and expo

senate for the state of minnesota and run for president of the united states. why did my great grandparents come here and my mom's side and my grandparents on my dad's side? because they saw our country as a beacon of democracy. we must believe american can continue to be that again. the damage president trump has done to our standing in the world is serious and will last long the on his presidency. but i don't believe it is irreparable, or i wouldn't be running for this job. it will take time and hard work, but i believe we can rise to the challenge and restore the promise of america's unique role in the world. years of donald trump would permanently weaken our country. that is what we cannot afford to lose this election. the world is watching closely. alike are adversaries wondering if america has turned away from its commitment to values that truly make us great and enabled us to build a global network of alliances unmatched in history. administrationnt and aberration, a hick up on the hiccup on the path to greater prosperity and a greater future. i know whe

partners, michelle fishback, minnesota, nancy mace, south carolina, beth dine, i'm sorry, death, from texas, this, ladies and gentlemen, is the squad. to you, first, jessica. why do you do this? >> we did this because we need a new generation of conservative s who can go with ao c and her squad and they are absolutely brain washing the younger generations of this country. a socialistic believe in free stuff, conservatives believe in freedom and we have to get that message out. stuart: can i just throw this out to all four of you. which policies are you pushing for that would be conservative policies, i'll start first with you. >> i think what we're facing is rising healthcare costs and not seeing solutions and there are solutions out there. i think we're looking at borders right now that we're not looking at solutions to actually close them or to provide protections for all the loopholes where you've got folks coming in, with drug cartels, human trafficking we're not doing any of those things, and it's simple things, like infrastructure. we've got a collapsing

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minnesota voted against, it is interesting. he's the farmer's friends and he's unbeatable. he could pay a price for going against impeachment. his activist in a tough race are going to hold it against him. there are a couple who are in those district and they're going to bend the politics. >> eugene, the topic came up

in traffic and late word on the driver >>> also breaking, the black hawk military chopper crashes in minnesota. three national guardsmen on board. the late details tonight. >>> the search for a motive in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor a u.s. navy sailor killing two civilian workers wounding a third before turning the gun on himself. what we've now learned. >>> the historic move by nancy pelosi ordering articles of impeachment drawn up against president trump and the heated moment a reporter asking pelosi do you hate the president? >> don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> the president daring democrats to impeach him fast could it happen by christmas? >> your nbc news exclusive. uber going public for the first time with it findings from its own safety report what it revealed for staggering number of sexual assaults and what the company is vowing to do to make you safer. >>> is your cell phone putting your safety at risk? the striking number of painful injuries linked to the devices in our hands. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening,

lawsuit against juul labs on behalf of the state and people of minnesota. >> reporter: minnesota announcing it's fighting back, suing vaping company juul, claiming it targeted young people like 17-year-old will gitler. >> what they didn't tell me was the nicotine content was marginally higher. >> reporter: he switched to vaping in an effort to quit smoking, something he thought was a safer alternative. >> it feels like i've been deceived, like the progress that i thought i was making wasn't progress. >> reporter: communities in every state are seeing the impacts of vaping. the latest numbers from the cdc show that more than 2,000 people have lung illnesses from e-cigarettes, and 47 people have died. the government agency now linking a form of vitamin "e" as a potential culprit for recent vaping injuries. >> this is the lab where you -- >> reporter: abc's gio benitez recently toured the new york lab who made the link between vitamin "e" acetate and vaping after testing more than 50 patients. >> this is the vitamin "e" acetate? >> the same consistency as cannabis oil. >> reporter: communities

we went over to the refugee committee in minnesota in a joint public event. this isd about the fact a security issue for america and talked about the droughts in largest one of the emollient populations in the united states. , byoing that together showing that bipartisan support, our constituents understood the catastrophic results and national security risks that could come from that one ,nstance that they understood inadequate responses to global disaster, that is becoming a thing we need to do to make this a national priority. i also supported the program great program for having a positive impact in the world. another example launched under president bush and continued under present obama and his saved millions of lives in sub-saharan africa and around the world and change the course and aids pandemic. restoring leadership also make sure we continue to be a country makes and exports to the world. we know that over 95% of our customers are outside our border. it means exporting goods and having a strong manufacturing sector and also means fair trade agreem

heavy snow and freezing rain from arizona to minnesota. up to two feet of snow forcing part of interstate 15 to close in southern california. drivers stranded for hours. multiple water rescues reported around los angeles. people trapped on flooded roads, their vehicles surrounded by water. winter storm watches and warnings in effect through sunday as the system push its way east. alex perez is in chicago to lead us off. >> reporter: tonight, much of southern california still reeling from that powerful storm that's finally pushing east. >> never, ever did i think it was this bad. >> reporter: hundreds of motorists stranded on interstate 15, a crucial connector between l.a. and las vegas, a major new year's eve destination. the freeway finally moving again after 3 feet of snow and ice shut the artery down for 36 hours. the highway patrol shut down interstate 5 north of los angeles on christmas day, forcing some motorists to wait it out for a day and a half. >> 30 years i've lived in the high desert. i've never been stuck. never. this is bad.

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from new jersey and minnesota. a third democrat has also joined them in voting against the second article. >>> the obstruction of congress. i think it was collin peterson a democrat from minnesota. you mentioned the congress member from new jersey that was jeff drab andrew. who was expected to switch parties and join the republican caucus. she mentioned representative toasty gabbert voted present. that was a surprise something that was completely unexpected. there were a couple of democrats that broke ranks. that voted with republicans. and were still waiting at this point for the house speaker to go ahead and gavel does votes when and. at that point we will know. we have 12 votes. >>> natalie brand mentioned jackie spears was one of the ones leaning in favor of holding the articles back. hoping they could get possibly a shorter more fair trial in the senate. one of the complicating factors in the senate is the fact there are u.s. senators who are out there campaigning trying to be a democratic candidate running ag

they paid the ultimate price in service to minnesota and to the united states of america. >> weather does not appear to have been a factor. the crew was on a maintenance flight and may have been checking out a recent repair on the chopper. >>> now to the impeachment showdown. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced the house will begin drafting articles of impeachment against president trump. overnight she addressed the claim by her critics that she hates the president. it follows a combative moment when she told a reporter, don't mess with me. meanwhile, on the campaign trail a tense confrontation between former vice president joe biden and a voter clashing about hunter biden's business dealings in ukraine. abc's andrea fujii joins us with all the developments. andrea, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marci. this all comes about two months after the speaker announced an impeachment inquiry. meanwhile, president trump continues to call it a hoax. after two months of investigation, the house will move to impeach president trump. >> if we were not to proceed, it would say to a

and colin peterson of minnesota, a district that donald trump won by 30 points. but as of now, donald trump joins the ranks of history as just the third president ever in american history to be impeached, a stain that will forever be on his legacy, george. >> second article of impeachment voted on next, obstruction of congress. jon karl, the president had been holding his -- his votes in line completely, as we said, with mary bruce there, republican voting against, a bit of a surprise, but congressman rooney, if it is indeed him, is retiring. >> he is. the white house had been expecting that there would be not a single republican defection. francis rooney of florida is somebody who has been quite critical of the president, specifically on this issue of his actions towards ukraine. but george, the white house, the president, his people, have known for some time that this was an inevitable cop collusion, that he was going to get impeached in the house. they believe it is just as inevitable that he is going to be -- he is going to prevail in the senate in a senate t

kmsp, station there in minnesota. my parents used to say if it's over 40, i don't have to wear a heavy jacket. rachel: when i went to arizona state, you could always tell who was from minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, because they were in shorts. [laughter] pete: exactly. that will always be the case. rachel: all right. well, two attacks on people of faith just hours apart. two children in a texas -- two killed in a texas church and five stabbed at a hanukkah party in new york. pete: dr. alveda king joins us next. it'll ruin your house. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like meow. $12.99 all you can eat ♪ now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. wthat's why xfinity hasu made taking your internetself. and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to

a public employees local union in minnesota. the issue is a on public sector workers, specifically he wants to ask and touch upon. >> welcome, mr. steyer. i'm a 35 year teamster. i'm president of local 320, which represents public service employees across the state of minnesota. this forum is important for me personally i have three granddaughters at home watching us today and listening to these very important future issues. in my home state of minnesota, we felt the impact of the janice decision as it makes it more default for union reps like myself to do my job, to stand a up for members and their rights under contract this is a dangerous overreach by the government to stack the deck in favor of employers. it will not only have detrimental effects but also the communities they live in. the attacks go beyond the janus decision. my sisters and brothers in states across the country are fighting attempts to weaken unions from forced recertification and elections to limiting what we can bargain on at the tables. public employees in

where it remains snow, from northern nebraska through the dakotas and northern minnesota. whit. >> just as people are getting back to work. jeff smith, thank you. >>> next to the helicopter tragedy in hawaii. six of seven bodies now recovered. bad weather putting rescuers on hold. the ntsb on the scene looking for clues as to what brought that touring chopper down. abc's will carr is there with more. >> reporter: tonight, as search crews comb this rugged coastline for the last person missing after a tragic tour helicopter crash, the first victims are being identified. 47-year-old amy gannon seen with a big smile on her facebook page, and 13-year-old jocelyn gannon from wisconsin. they set out to take in the majestic hawaiian views from the air when something went tragically wrong. so far, six bodies have been recovered, including 69-year-old paul matero, the chief pilot for safari helicopters, and a family of four from switzerland. the group, touring the napoli coast, was supposed to fly back at sunset thursday, but never returned. >> the area is infamously known for havin

cloud, minnesota, sending out a mayday just minutes after takeoff, disappearing from radar. the black hawk, like this one here, with three crew onboard. a search revealing the wreckage a short time ago burned against the snow there. abc's david kerley covers aviation, with what we know so far. >> reporter: tonight, as darkness was falling, the search for a missing army black hawk helicopter ended with a grim discovery. >> it's a catastrophic crash. there's dark marks all along in the tree line. >> reporter: the burned wreckage discovered just inside a tree line after an intense search. >> helicopter in mayday. they're not seeing it on the radar at all. >> reporter: the minnesota national guard black hawk, with three onboard, took off from its base at the st. cloud airport mid-afternoon. about nine minutes later, according to emergency radio calls, the mayday was called in with the helicopter 10 to 15 miles southwest of its base. >> can we get some other transportation out here, in case we have to go out into the wilderness? >> any snowmobiles that maybe we should get pointed

you were talking about that ice in parts of minnesota. that same system i don't know if you are like me, molly, i would rather take the bad news first rather than the good news. as we look at the map here the bad news areas are across parts of the great lakes where we have got some winds coming down there picking up lake-enhanced snow. also into the northwest where we have got some rain and some snow in the northern rockies. but, boy, look across much of the country, most of it looks pretty quiet. we are still very cold behind that system up in to targets of north central u.s. so, taking a look at your new year's eve forecast here. minneapolis, where it is cold, our temperature tonight is 14 degrees. so bundle up if you are out for celebrations there. and the real feel is 10 degrees. we have got mostly cloudy skies tonight in minneapolis and in to the northeast like i said we have got those snow showers so you can see downwind of lake ontario, lake erie, this is where we have been dealing with some snow showers and even a few squalls in u

then we'll talk with minnesota democrat amy klobuchar. she's one of five senators running for president and making plans for a lot of round-trip travel between iowa and washington next month. >> let me be honest, maybe if the impeachment proceeding wasn't there, i would not be doing 20, whatever it is, 23, 27 counties in three days, but such is life. i'm a mom. i can do two things at once. >> brennan: all that and more is just ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we begin today on that impasse between the house and the senate, and there's also one between republicans and democrats. missouri republican senator roy blunt is here, as is maryland democratic senator chris van hollen. good morning to both of you gentleman. senator blunt, first off to you, do you agree with the president's declaration that he hasn't actually been impeached? >> well, i've actually heard some constitutional scholars suggest that you're not impeached until the house sends the articles over. i don't know that that's a distinctio

de un sujeto intentó robarle su cartera, el hecho ocurrió en minnesota, el ladrón tampoco, y no sufriendo heridas . >>> con esta información vamos a la pausa . >>> sobre la salud mental de quienes van al gimnasio y se la pasan tomándose selfies. >>> viene el fin de semana, viene lluvia y viene el invierno, hablamos de esto y más al regreso. >>> busca expandir sus servicios de entrega pero, este lunes al mediodía le cuento como una aerolínea ayudará con el cometido. 11 23:00 de la noche, vamos a hablar de las lluvias, llegando con el invierno, el sistema de humedad subtropical está llegando al norte de california, se espera que a partir de mañana llegue a la región, pero traiga muchos problemas, mucho cuidado con esta lluvia que llega también con el inviernovemosla presencia de niebla,en la madrugada la visibilidad va a reducirse, vemos lo que sucede con las temperaturas en una noche que va a ser más fresca en los próximos días, san francisco en los 52, vayamos al panorama, hasta los 46 (información en pantalla) mayormente nublado, variamos esto, está en juego muy interesant

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in the back end of the system, we have a potential to see a foot of snowfall the northern plains and minnesota, as well. the snow accumulation over the next four days could really pile up in excess of 12 to 18 inches in some locations. look at the warm air building ahead of the system, will remain in the 50s for the weekend across chicago, all the way to new york city. back to you. >>> they've been a hazard in the sky for years. now, a new proposal would allow authorities to track down drone owners. mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. save $100 on your coolsculpting treatment. text resolution to 651-90 to learn more. save $100 on your coolsculpting treatment. the wait is over. t-mobile is lighting up 5g na

i have listened to those workers in northern minnesota. we do not want to get a victory and for the morning. we will not be able to get these workers rights. we have t' win big. that is what i leave you with. think aboutf going with someone that has that proven track record. standing with unions. getting things done. winning big. literally every race, every every place, every time. all the way down till fourth grade when my slogan was, my slogan all the way with amy k. i am not going to use that one. i don'ton think it's a good ide. what i will uses this. this is something barbara jordan once said. what america wants is something quite simple. they want a country as good as its promise. d we remember that and we go what decency and we think big and we have big values, we win. let's go out there and get it done. i would love your support. thank you. [applause] so many good candidates. our next candidate is pete to judge of indiana. he is new to the national stage. he is speaking out on our issues. a navy veteran and a rhodes scholar.ki let'

fox news alert, three soldiers dead after a blackhawk helicopter crashes in minnesota. >> my heart breaks for the family, friends and fellow soldiers who paid the ultimate price in service to the united states of america and minnesota. jillian: they were conducting a maintenance flight 20 minutes north of st. cloud. they had been flying for just nine minutes. investigators have not named the victims. the cause of the crash is not clear. pentagon sources telling fox news, 7000 troops could be sent to the middle east in response to growing threats from iran. the state department believes 1000 people have been killed by iranian security forces. >> it is something that is going to be a big scandal throughout the world, they are killing a lot of people and arresting thousands of their own citizens in a brutal crackdown in recent weeks. jillian: iran is accused of sending missiles to proxy forces in syria and yemen. rob: four people dead after an armed robbery leads to a wild police chase, two suspects ransacking a high end jewelry store for diamonds in the coral gables neighborhood of miami an

look at the expansion of this system with warnings and advisoriess across southern minnesota today look at the heat severe weather from new orleans to florida >> we are talking about the winter side that is going to cause a lot of snow. the severe side, i'll talk about that coming up >> thank you both together, olivia newton-john and john travolta took us on a trip down memory name look how good they look. reprizing their roles for a meet and greease sing along she was able to get that iconic leather jacket from the movie right back after it was auctioned off and the guy who got it gave it right back to her. >> very kind of him. that wig on him looked great >> right >>> just ahead, frozen ii feeling some heed in the box office >> controversy in the cards for the hallmark channel the show pulls an ad featuring same-sex couples good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the good in them. aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and yo

for what purpose does the gentlelady from minnesota seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, it's with a heavy heart today i rise to pay tribute to three brave soldiers from the minnesota national guard who lost their lives yesterday in a helicopter accident. ms. mccollum: to the families and friends who have lost loved ones, this is a terrible, terrible tragedy. your loved ones answered the call to serve the minnesota national guard and those who answered that call do so because they're committed to making our nation safer and stronger. they defended our nation abroad and they served their friends and neighbors at home by digging us out of snow storms and shielding us from rising flood waters. we recognize that your loved ones were not just citizens -- citizen shoulders, she were cherished members of -- soldiers, they are cher herbed members of your family -- cherished members of your family. to the governor and the congressional delegation, the whole state of minnesota and our nation stands wi

. >> an dree aanderson, a minnesota mom of five and licensed foster parent says after her birth control failed she reached out to her doctor for a prescription for the emergency contraception. >> you have five days to take it and so the clock was ticking. >> reporter: when she went to thrifty white pharmacy, the only pharmacy in her town, she claims the pharmacist wouldn't help her based on his beliefs. >> he just kept saying i don't feel comfortable. that goes against what i believe. and i -- all of a sudden it clicked and i went, what? >> reporter: anderson says she went to a nearby cvs and alleges she was again turned away. >> i couldn't believe that something like that was happening. >> reporter: finally anderson was able to get her prescription filled but only after having to drive more than 50 miles in freezing weather and a minnesota snowstorm. now anderson and her lawyers allege these pharmacists violated the minnesota human rights act by discriminating her on the basis of sex. >> no matter the personal beliefs of your health care providers you should get health care. >> reporte

ramsey, minnesota, this is what the more balanced people can do. not mentally necessarily, but physically. the ice on the driveway and he decided to salt it and slide down at the same time. that's pretty good. i got to admit. don't try it at home unless you're well-padded. slick across minnesota and minneapolis, had a difficult time yesterday because of stuff like this. now we have that big system moving to the east. let's talk about the next system coming up heading to the west coast. portland into medford. this one is a coastal rain event it looks like, but it is a cold storm. so snow levels with this are going to be on the low side, and because of that, mountain snows across parts of the los angeles county mountains and east of san diego as well. winter storm watches posted. we're not quite how much of that moisture will get inland. up to an i think of rain expected. not flooding. 3 to 6 inches of snowfall. that will make it difficult to travel especially at the lower mountain passes. still mild here in the east. this includes some of your new y

first female president of the minnesota senate. so if anyone tells you that the democrats are the party of the women, don't let them tell you that because i was the first republican woman in the minnesota to serve as the president and then most recently i was the lieutenant governor and i have got two grown children and five grandchildren who i love dearly. ainsley: look at you. good. okay. nancy? >> i have been in business 20 years. i'm a state lawmaker now. even at the citadel or in business or in the state legislature, i have a history of delivering results. when you look at what is going on right now, the nonsense in d.c. americans are starving for results. our roads and bridges and schools, all these things need to be rebuilt and instead we are stuck on impeachment right now. nothing is getting done. and i'm really excited because this is, i love granddads everywhere. but this is not your grandfather's g.o.p. anymore. it's exciting to be a part of it and exciting about the momentum all of us are receiving not just in the distr

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since minnesota in december so it's freezing. so we shall put hot chocolate and blankets and sit down. so there is mary and joseph and she is with child. there's no room for them in the end to go to the manger. then the angels appear in the three wise men, and the shepherds, and then baby jesus is born and everyone worships him. iron member sitting back thinking we have it opened our gifts yet. i want to open gifts. but always remind me what the was really about before we had the gift opening. what's neat about where he lived now, as they do a live nativity. it's the first year we are going to get to take my kick kids, my parents took me, but now signed to take my kids into a live nativity and see mary joseph and baby jesus. is there going to see what it's all about so it's going to be cold a little bit about like minnesota but to me it just reinforces what it's all about. abby: i agree with you, we pay a lot of close attention to that as well. we do a box every year we put what we are grateful for and it's all anonymous but we k

heavy snow and freezing rain across ten states, from arizona to minnesota. major highways shut down. drivers unable to move for hours. the powerful system making its way east. rob marciano timing it out. >>> disturbing allegations about the retired navy s.e.a.l. acquitted of war crimes. recently obtained interviews showing fellow s.e.a.l.s calling him "evil" and "toxic." the s.e.a.l. recently visiting president trump at mar-a-lago. >>> the tourist chopper down. the tour helicopter vanishing off hawaii. the urgent search for survivors at this hour. a pilot and six passengers on board, including two children. what authorities revealed late today. >>> the massive explosion. a powerful blast ripping through an airplane facility. nitrogen gas exploding. the building collapsing. nearly a dozen people injured. >>> overseas, the deadly plane crash. at least 12 people killed. more than 60 hurt. a baby among the passengers rescued. a survivor describing the moment the plane started to come apart. >>> up in flames. the historic home destroyed by fire. the house that st

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now 5 a hiker killed by a falling tree and near woods has been identified as a 28 year-old man from minnesota. he died christmas eve when a tree suddenly landed on him. thanks for joining us tonight at 5 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis 1 million people visit muir woods, each and every year. >>and the park service calls this a very rare of and kron four's justine waltman has details now from red county. >>as visitors went yearwood's the beautiful and majestic redwood trees greeted them as well as sections of trails closed. >>they didn't really say much. this says something happened in the forest and. the loss life. >>on christmas eve, the park service says 3 visitors for hiking on a trail when a tree fell without warning. one man escaped without injury. a woman was injured by falling debris and the 3rd man died is always danger is yet to look out for when you're in the >>really unfortunate the marine county coroner has identified the man who died as 28 year-old sue bro deep due to of minnesota. his linked in page put some working at a tech company based in cupertino th

paul, minnesota in here before we go live to the house. thanks for having me on the show. say i think it is pretty shameful that people are ignoring the facts of what's going on. there's a lot of facts that have been laid out as to what is going on. people have to see it for themselves. it is obvious what's happening. it seems a lot of special keepests are lining up to this charade going as nothing is happening. i think people need to do their research, wake up, and vote for andrew yang in 2020. >> next call is austin from michigan. >> thanks for having me. say i couldn't be democrat thata voted for justin amash when he was up for reelection. i couldn't be more proud of the fact that he stood up to his own party to uphold the constitution while knowing it would damage careers. i really hope other republicans him and using him as an example for when they make the decision in the senate. >> who is voting in the republican primary? >> i'm not sure. >> thanks for calling in. shane in northridge, california. independent line. if an impeachment was feel partisan lines, i like it

in minnesota they are digging out after getting 20 inches. overnight the storm began ham erring the northeast. these are scenes from all ove meanwhile, we are learning more about a deadly south dakota plane crash linked to dangerous weather conditions. >> reporter: in a snow covered cornfield in south dakota the tragic end to a thanksgiving weekend hunting trip of 12 family members on board, only three survived. the ntsb now inspecting the remains of the single engine. sources say the plane had been sitting for more than 24 hours before attempting a takeoff around 12:35 saturday on an icy runway. the plane went down a mile from the runway in terrible weather. >> it started out as rain which turned to ice, which then turned to snow mixed with high moo wind conditions. >> reporter: on board a prominent idaho falls family. jim henson and kirk henson were killed along with their father, sons, sons-in-law and a grandson, including two minors. rescuers managed to pull >> they wanted togone. >> reporter: a horrific accident during one of the year's

we're following, three army national guard members died when their black hawk helicopter crashed in minnesota during a maintenance test flight. the national guard lost contact with the helicopter shortly after it took off from st. cloud. the chopper sent a mayday signal nine minutes later. an investigation is under way. >>> navy officials say tomorrow's pearl harbor remembrance ceremony will go on as scheduled despite wednesday's deadly shooting. they say an american sailor dressed in uniform shot and killed two defense department employees and wounded a third before turning the gun on himself. the navy says two things are still unclear, the sailor's motive and whether he knew the victims. >>> disturbing video is raising questions about the death of a 16-year-old while in u.s. border patrol custody. carlos vasquez was diagnosed with the flu at a texas processing facility about a week after crossing the border into the u.s. from guatemala. he's clearly in distress in this video and collapsed at least twice before his lifeless body was discovered. the video, which was obtained by propublica, su

the center of the thing is over minnesota, but it's getting into the northeast. blizzard conditions on the backsides. heavy rain nashville to louisville. and ice storm warnings for new york state and massachusetts. let's time this thing out. and heavy rain moves to the ohio river valley. a lot of pink on the map around albany and burlington. could see some power outages. i-95, boston to philly, rain, heavy at times. blustery conditions on new year's eve. and the next storm comes into the northwest, new year's eve night, right around midnight. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to washington and the impeachment showdown, republicans and democrats facing off over how president trump will be tried in the senate. one gop senator saying there are no rules here. it comes amid a report in "the new york times" about conflict between the president and his advisers about releasing the military funds to ukraine. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: 11 days after the house voted to impeach president trump, the president and republicans lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi for

in minnesota, hundred us of crashes and at least two fatalities. the state patrol showing how slippery conditions are on i-94. this school bus skidding outside minneapolis. and in st. paul, the city declaring a snow emergency. the same system bringing severe weather to parts of the south. multiple reported tornadoes in mississippi. buildings torn apart. this tractor trailer overturned. >> so, let's get right to eva pilgrim, live from the bronx, where a wind turbine has crashed into a shopping center there, and eva, it's a very busy travel week for drivers already. this is creating quite a mess. >> reporter: that's right, whit. that wind turbine crashing here in the bronx completely unexpected. take a look at this video. you'll see that newly installed wind turbine crashing to the ground, taking down a billboard. it also smashed into a parked car at this busy intersection. the whole area is shut down to traffic. right now, it is a mess here. this turbine crash combined with this weather causing a real traffic nightmare for people on a very busy trav