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The mid-atlantic. is still try for now, but that storm is moving fast and furious. it is going to be reaching new york right around 3:00, but here we are at midnight as the ball drops, well, so is that rain. we are going to see bursts of downpours right around that time. so, again, it s going to be a very wet one. check out these real-feel temperatures. now superior accuracy when you take into consideration things like the winds, the cloud coverage, the temperature. that s how you get the accu weather real-feel, and in far go it s going to feel like 36 below 0. that s brutal. look at the east coast, totally different story. it is going to be warm when you compare 2019 to 2018. not bad. it was a cold one last year. 5 degrees below 0 for the real feel. again, this year it ll be around 45 but, again, soaking wet. here we are for new year s day. it s going to be cold across much of the country. we have a high pressure system in place driving down that cold
Overnight and all soaking wet, muddy, dirty, stinky, bloody, the whole nine yards and this is survival mode. there s no other way to explain it. survival mode. no food. we have been awake since 5:30 yesterday morning, and no sleep and just the sight we have seen and the detours we had to make just to make our excuse me. i am working on no sleep. just to make our way around town was a challenge within itself. everywhere we go it s blocked off. i got another guy driving. i am hanging out the window with a spotlight just to navigate. if it takes you 15 minutes to get somewhere, you can say it s going to take you four hours. if you need to turn around and go another 15 minutes, that s another four hours. it s impossible to get around. reporter: jason, do we a
Statement here and then we ll do the other in the hall. how s that? yes. i m soaking wet. everybody. we re going wait. a quick statement here and then the longer victim pact in the hall. is that okay? you re just going to do a quick one here. you can say something too if you want to. victim impact is in the hall. fair? all right. ready? go. everybody wait. okay. okay. we re going to make a very brief statement here, and then we re going to give victim impact statements in the hall in savior hall at 4:10 after the district attorney s press conference. ready? yes. this has been a long journey to
Janssen wants to help you explore cost support options. next tonight, the deadly police mistake in colorado. the family of a grandfather and decorated army veteran calling police for help, but when police got there, the grandfather was accidentally killed. here s abc s clayton sandell. reporter: chad hayashi woke to a real-life horror movie. i open my bedroom door, and there s a woman standing there, and she starts saying to me, my son is on drugs and he has your baby. reporter: 1:30 a.m. monday, strangers barge into his aurora, colorado, home. i just immediately shot into the bathroom to find this naked guy, soaking wet, holding like, on his back with his feet out of the tub, choking my son, biting his left ear. reporter: that s when hayashi s father, gary black, opens fire and kills the intruder, but seconds later, the 73-year-old decorated vietnam vet is mistakenly shot and killed by aurora police. he lived a hero, he died a
i don t like to see people in distress. i thought it was a good idea to come out and help people since we had a helping hand. we have been traveling to the ramps to pick up the people they bring in on the boats and take them to walmart. soaking wet. just the smile on their face, know they ve been saved is good. it s keeping us going. it s keeping us helping them. it makes my heart melt to be able to help them and see them smile. they re bringing in small children. being able to help them to be safe and get dry is all that matters. reporter: any idea how long the rescues will go on snonight? i don t know, but we re staying. yeah. we re here to help. reporter: this is what it s been like, and volunteers here not just how much longer they ll have to be here, but they tell me they re dedicated and ready to go on for days. julia, thank you.
Pictures coming to us from north harris county. these folks s soaking wet. cathy rodriguez you were listening in to. in the process of moving things in their home to try to salvage what they could with the street increasingly flooded. if they would not have been able to get out yesterday, they would not have been able to make it today because of how deep the water has been. i want to go to my colleague gabe gutierrez live in houston where it is still pouring, gabe, i think. it s not expected to stop any time soon. yeah. that s exactly right, hallie. we have been feeling this rain throughout the morning off and on throughout the morning. this is a major thoroughfare in the southwest area of the city and the shopping district here and this road on a monday morning would typically be filled and on to the 610 loop for those of you familiar with houston. but if you can see behind me, some of these flood gauges. nine feet of water in this area, just incredible, hallie.
Rain. you can tell i m soaking wet. it s coming in bands as it has been and when it comes, it s a torrential downpour but we re at this location that shows you that the rain is not the only danger in this area. what you re looking at right now is actually a billboard and it came crashing down overnight and although they haven t confirmed it yet, the weather service, this looks like tornado damage. and this area was under a tornado warning until about 20 minutes ago, and they keep on coming, these warnings about tornados as the bands cycle through. this was actually a boat and rv storage facility, and the owner of that facility spoke with our affiliate station, kprc, this morning and said that he had actually just stopped by to grab some papers from his office and suddenly he was greeted with this. and one of the reasons they think that it s a tornado is that the buildings across the street, the buildings down the road, all seem to be relatively