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stories as we come on the air, the tornado threat in the east tonight and from New York to Boston,

heavy rain coming and real flooding

concerns. In the northwest, the major storm there turning deadly tonight. In New York City, a new

random attack, the slashing on the upper west side. And we're learning of the chaos in midair on a passenger

jet to Dallas. First this evening, the tornado worries in the east tonight as the northeast

braces for heavy rain and potential flooding in the coming hours.

Winter storm watches and warnings from West Virginia right up to New York.

And in the west tonight, the storm turning deadly there, what's called a bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river triggering flooding, landslides, winds up to 70 miles per hour.

Lee Goldberg standing by with the forecast.

Also tonight, the verdict in the case of an undocumented immigrant

accused of murdering nursing student Lakin Riley.

Guilty on all counts, the family reacting in court.

Also developing yet another random slashing attack in New York City,

a chilling scene on the streets of New York,

the video of the suspect right here tonight, this time on Columbus and 86th Street on the Upper West Side,

who the suspect targeted. Tonight, President-elect Donald Trump's embattled Attorney General nominee

Matt Gates on Capitol Hill, Vice President-elect Janey Vance bringing him to meet with Senators.

And the closed-door meeting in the House, the fate of that ethics report involving Gates,

what Republicans and Democrats said when they emerged from that meeting late today.

So will Senators and the American people ever know what's in that report?

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