[Church:] Police in Texas will charge two suspects with capital murder after a shooting at a shopping mall in San Antonio left one person dead. Officers say it was a robbery gone wrong and that the person killed was a Good Samaritan trying to intervene.
[Howell:] Another person with a concealed carry permit shot at the suspect, injuring one of them. Six people were wounded in the shooting. The suspects also face aggravated assault charges.
[Church:] People in parts of the southeastern U.S. will be in recovery mode Monday after severe weather over the weekend.
[Howell:] The storms have killed at least 14 people right here in the state of georgia and leveled several areas. CNN's Polo Sandoval went to a georgia neighborhood that was hit incredibly hard.
[Polo Sandoval, Cnn Correspondent:] Authorities have now been able to complete the search-and-rescue recovery efforts yet because of the ongoing threat of severe weather. As a result, what is perhaps the hardest hit neighborhood, that you may be able to make out behind me remains closed off. Because of the darkness, because of the distance, you might not be able to see too much. So, take a look at some of the pictures shot in the region. You can see the widespread devastation. The Sunshine Acres neighborhood, a mobile home park, according to authorities, is where at least seven people lost their lives. The owner and the manager of that property are posting a statement online for his residents saying, quote, "It is with deep sorrow that I write this. The majority of Sunshine Acres is no more due to a tornado. The majority of Sunshine Acres was destroyed. Most everyone is OK. There are still some missing." That manager referring to what are at least five people that are still unaccounted for. So, there is concern and the death toll could rise. And know we're hearing some of the remarkable stories of survival, including a 24-year-old husband and father that I spoke to here who says, after he rode out the storm, he joined rescue efforts and helped rescue at least three children from the rubble. Polo Sandoval, CNN, Adele, Georgia.
[Howell:] Polo, thank you so much. Let's get the very latest on this unusual deadly weather.
[Church:] We turn to our Meteorologist Pedram Javaheri who joins now with more on this. It's shocking at this time of year, isn't it?
[Pedram Javaheri, Ams Meteorolgoist:] It absolutely is. This time of year, I always talk about the third week of January. If you were to ask me when is the coldest time of year across north America, I would tell you, pick between the third to fourth week of January, and that's precisely where we sit. You see what has occurred so far in January 2017. Almost 100 tornadoes have been reported across the United States. 36 is what is considered normal. You run the numbers, that's over 260percent of what is considered normal for this time of year. Certainly, I did not expect to be standing up here talking about a widespread severe weather outbreak in this portion of the year. But certainly, it's taking place, and that is where this active weather pattern rolled right across the southern portion of the United States. An 800-mile stretch, that is precisely where the thunderstorms are in place this morning. Almost seven million people across southern Florida still underneath a tornado watch, meaning conditions are favorable for tornadoes as we know of course the history of tornadoes with this line of active weather. A severe thunderstorm warning approaching Fort Lauderdale. Storms overnight, it makes it more dangerous to be a part of. Well, over 300 reports of severe weather just in the past three days alone. I want to show you just what has occurred across the southern portion of the U.S. because we talk about getting these tornadoes and getting it, in particular, this time of year. Of course, in the past three days alone, we've seen a report of at least 41 tornadoes coming down across the United States. Now, no other country in the world averages over 40 tornadoes in an entire year besides Canada. They sit around 100. The United States sees around 1,100 tornadoes per year. That's one and two, and then you see over 40 coming in, in just one weekend across the United States. Of course, it is well into the off-season, the quietest time of year, climatologically speaking. Look at the number of fatalities that we're seeing so far, and that's what's most remarkable to me. Last year, in 2016, we came in with only 17 fatalities. It was the quietest year in the past 30 years. Then you look at what happened in the past few days. We're up to 22 fatalities. A few years ago, we had a major tornado outbreak across the state of Alabama and parts of the southern United States that led to over 500 tornadoes to be reported and also fatalities to be seen. Notice the storm system itself pushing off to the north and east where we have tremendous rain, tremendous wind in the forecast. Over 20 million people underneath a high-wind threat with 60-mile-per-hour winds. Along the coastal areas, we now have a hurricane-force wind warning in place there just off the coast of Long Island where winds could reach 80 miles per hour come Monday afternoon. Seas as high as 23 feet. So, officials there saying stay off the waters. Mariners also to stay alert because the storm system has everything going for it as far as the severity we've seen so far guys?
[Howell:] Strong winds.
[Javaheri:] Absolutely.
[Church:] Thank you.
[Howell:] Thank you so much, Pedram.
[Javaheri:] Yeah.
[Howell:] So if you are a passenger on United Airlines, some good news this hour. The airline has resumed its flights in the United States. This after a communications glitch temporarily grounded departures Sunday night.
[Church:] Sources say planes already in the air were in no danger, and the issue did not affect communication between those planes and air traffic control. The airline has apologized to customers for the inconvenience. Well, the stage is now set for Super Bowl LI. For one team, it's just their second appearance. The other will be there for a record ninth time. We will have the highlights from Sunday still to come. Stay with us.