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from the hospital. >> glad he's okay. i bet his mama wants to know how that happened. >> never letting him climb that tree again. also the bizarre ending to a bank robbery. the suspect seenhrowing money out of a suitcase before being hit with a bean bag by police. since a production crew was working down the street, some thought it was part of a tv show or movie. but it was entirely real. >> he glad everyone was okay there. this was not someone getting an early or late start to their fourth of july celebrations. this was the scene in a town in the netherlands. the house loaded with fireworks was on fire causing an impatriot to you display. the house destroyed and the three peoeoe inside were ininred. >> well, it wasn't firirorks that blew up one new england home but an apparent mistake in fix agappliance.
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>> experts say the bigger mistake was trying to do it herself in the first place. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: a do-it-yourself job appppently went horribly wrong. >> there was a big explosion. there's a big fire. oh, my god, there's someone in the house. >> reporter: inside the house, a woman had gone down to the basement to repair her gas hot water heater. investigators say she accidentally removed her gas shutoff valve and gas poured out. something down there ignited the fire. >> she was upstairs in her bedroom when it happened. she ran down and ran out and she was, like, really confused and crazy. >> reporter: but also lucky. >> we all watched the top floor cave in and collapse down. >> reporter: these images showing the sheer force of gas explosions and,how it can happen in an instant. but experts reminding people of the basics. never, ever do it yourself and go to a professional. you may want to even set up a gas alarm to detect a leak, but perhaps most importantly, your nose. this kind of gas smells a bit like a rotten egg.
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it is completely leveled. that roof coming down. are investigating what happened here. gio benitez, abc news, taunton, massachusetts. >> sometimes there are gases you can't smell like furnaces, hot water heatete never tryo doo on your own because they can leak carbon monoxide and you can't smell it. >> that woman running out of house barefoot and many neighbors calling for help. i would come out. you want her to get her shoes to come out? i would not be getting my nice shoes. >> get the curlers out. >> you get out of the house like that. >> good point. >> all right. coming up, daniel craig getting testy at the "spectre" world premiere. >> and richard gere responding to a fake story on facebook from someone else's account. "the skinny" is next.
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this is the fourth time he's playeded the british spy look dapper. >> look at that. he was, of course, joined by the nd women. ey call them the bond girls but they look amazing. stunning there. and they were upstaged by the royal arrival of e duke and dutch easy of cambridge. william and kate turning heads as they always do. they stepped onto the red carpet. >et's not forget prince harry rocking a regal red beard. >> he would make a great bond. >> he could make a good bond. >> is he auditioning? >> they were received by craig who then got a little annoyed with a reporter asking a question on everyone's mind. >> people still want to know when might you make a decision. >> you asked me that the other day. >> you had the weekend to think about it. >> i don't know yet. >> good for the reporter. you had the weekend to think about it. don't dodge my question. he's right. we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves. we see craig in "spectre" stateside november 7th. look ford to that though.
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>> always. >> always i do want to put a plug for my favorite idris elba who i believe should be the next james bond. >> i'm not a big fan of that. i would like to see daniel craig again. but we'll see. i didn't know they were fighting words. >> turn together singing sensation known as the weekend, he's one of a handful of musicians to have two differentnt nunuer oneongs in a row. >> all that success isn't keeping him out of trouble. the toronto native whose real name is able tesfayu pleaded no ntest to punching a las vegas police officer in the face outside a nightclub back in january. >> the judge agreed to dismiss the charges as long as he agreess to pay a $1,000 fine complete 50 hours of community service and attend impulse control counseling. we were surprised to learn it existed in las vegas. richard gere responding to a fake story published on facebook because well, it's a nice fake
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story. >> let's explain. it all started with a photo of him dressed as a homeless man on street during filming for the movie "time out of mind." the pic was posted to f with a fictitious caption that went viral and now caught his attention. >> he borrowed jenna malone's facebook page where he'll be hosting a "q&a" on the issue of homelessness and hopes it will make something good happen for homelele brothers and sisters. >> 11:00 a.m. eastern on malone's facebook page. let's recap last night's spooky stars in the ballroom. >> it was halloween night on "dancing with the stars" with the competition narrowing, the contestants really going for it. the biggest moment didn't involve any dance moves but getting into the holiday spirit by spook leah remini,uest host. >> aah! >> damn you!
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the image shared by the charity angels among us pet rescue came up with a message saying we've comforted each other while we were here and went on to say we need help. >> within the first hours it went viral. >> the website crashing with good reason. with the original photo, that's the before. then we showed you the after. still hugging with a volunteer who helped find them a foster home, already playing. >> get it. >> they sent us that first image with their foster mom and the best development yet, adopted by two georgia sidents, wendy and pam who wanted to make sure the dogs would stay together forever. wendy had recently lost her two elderly dogs together saying their family now turning their tears into smiles giving those hugging dogs their new home. david muir, abc news, new york. >> i love that story. i'm so glad we got that story. that remindeds us of one of our
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picture of her four-legged friends while modelling this year's costume into it is a great look. i've got admit. we want to say thank you for the well wishes and send you a "world news now" mug as a token of our appreciation and call on the rest of our viewers, as well to send us more glamour shoho of your and malcolm pannons and our favorites will get the coffee mugs. >> share your pets' names and much. like young children, too much costume if they're fussing and don't want to get into it, it's not fun. >> that's what's going to happen. turn into a rabid dog. >> why do you look back at brian? >> h hs petting his imaginana dog. i hope that's imaginary. >> this show is getting really weird. >> i don't know. >> we've got a lot more news coming up. we hope you'll stick with us. >> we'll be right back. this is abc's "world news
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decades. good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." authorities in british columbia say the investigation noose what caused a whale watching boat to sink off vancouver island could take months. one survivor says a sudden wave caused the boat too capsize. ll details coming up. a report from the world health organization warns that processed meat can increase the risk of colon cancer. the strongest link, bacon, hot dog s and lunch meat. the meat industry is firing back saying numerous studies show no correlation. >> an impromptu fireworks
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display in a dutch town last night. they started off when a house they were being stored in caught on fire. >> and the royals and mets are you an set for tonight's game. kansas city was in the fall classic last year. the mets haven't been there in 15 years. those are our top stories this is tuesday, ococber 27th. from abc news, this "world news now." . >> good morning to you. we begin this half hour with the investigation into that whale watching boat. one of the 27 people who were on board remains missing. > and we've learned more about the five people who lost their lilis in the incident. we get details now from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: this is the whale watching boat's final moments moments upside down off vancouver island before sinking. > pretty scary to hear knowing they were in the open water.
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board the boat when it went under. at least five brititi nationals are confirmed dead. another 21 pple rescued from the water and one remains missing. > it appears the incident happened so quickly, the crew didn't have the an opportunity to send out a may day. a mad dash of local boats rushes toto the scene pulling survivors out one b b one. >> the paramedics were working with people in the boats. injured. >> reporter: investigators with canada's safety board with now on scene. >> it's much too early to say what the causes and contributing be. >> the let vithon departed from to you fin know on a calm day whales. because of its large size, passengers were not required to wear life jackets on board. >> this vessel operated for 20 record. >> reporter: an underwater
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recovery team is helping the coast guard with search and rescue efforts. investigators are interviewing the crew, passengers and looking thatatoat. los angeles. a tanker barge that sanking in lake erie 78 years ag appears to be leaking oil. 1937. when crews found the barge two months ago, they noticed tiny beads of oil bubbling up to the surface, then evaporarad. next they need to find the source of thth leak and try to stop it. the suspect in the deadly home coming parade crash appeared before a judge for the first time. prosecutors say she intentionally drove into the crowd of spectators. her attorney says she suffers from mental illness and is suicide al. >> ryan owens reports from stillwater, oklahoma. >> reporter: the driver seen plowing into a homecoming parade on this distributing video is tonight being held on a million dollars bond.
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to the community." >> we're going to need a bunch of help. we got a car through a crowd up here. >> reporter: prosecutors are waiting toxicology results, but believe chambers was high on drugs when she got behind the wheel saturday morning, killinin four and injuring a staggering people at oklahoma a ate university. among the dead, a retired professor and his wife, an mba student and a 2-year-old boy. chambers fily is coming to her defense. >> she wouldn't have done this purposely. i just don't believe that in my heart. >> reporter: at her first court appearance, the judge ordered a ychological evaluation. r attorney says she's mentally ill and doesn't remember the crash. prosecutors plan to charge chambers with four counts of second-degree murder. they warn the judge another victim of this crash is in very grave condition and a fifth charge may be coming. ryan owens, abc news, stillwater, oklahoma.
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launched after a classroom video in south carolina went viral. it shows a school resource officer trying to remove a student from class by tipping her desk backward till she falls on the floor. the officer then tossing her several feet across the floor and eventually handcuffs her. a shiff's spokesman on whatt artedt all. >> what we do know from the video is that the student that was disturbing the classroom was asked to leave, refused to leave. >> the officer has been placed on leave. the school board chairman said late last night the amount of force used appears to be unnecessary and excessive. >> wow, that is so hard to watch. the mississippi state flag is no longer flying at ole miss. university of mississippi ordered campus police to remove the flag which contains a controversial confederate battle emblem. university leaders agreed to take it down after the student body fact cult and staff voted in favor of removing it.
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the university archiveses a break-through in washingtgt. whwhe house and top lalaakers ha reached aid tentative budget deal to head off a government default next week. the deal could lessen the chances of a government shutdown. it would increase military and domestic spending but cut social security and medicare. a vote in the house could come as early as tomorrow. a heavy rain left over from hurricane patatcia is soaking the tennessee valley this morning and moving north. the weather triggered major flash flooding across louisiana. children had to be rescued after water. more than inches of rain came rouge. and the water in some spots around lsu was more than three feet deep. the drechbling storm system is moving, as we mentioned in slow motion towards the northeast. expect downprs across a wide region in the hours ahead. molly cochran has an update. morning, molly.
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good news for texas on tuesday. going to be seeing dry from dallas into the houston area. just south of dallas accumulating over 20 inches of rain. unfortunately more to come for the later half of the week. dallas, houstonooking a 3 to 4 additional inches possibly across eastern texas going to reinforce the threat for flooding oblems. the southeast going to be a soggy tuesday from atlanta to nashville. expect a few travel delays. kendis and reena, back to you. thanks so much. halloween a huge treat for the american economy. americans are expected to spend nearly $7 billion on candy, costumes and decorations this year. that's about $74 per person. down slightly from last year. 6 million americans plan to put on costumes this weekend. profits for retailers, did you buy your costume? >>ot yet. but how much did we spent on that sound effect? >> that's priceless. >> all right. not a lot. and the halween season is in
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full swing in one of our favorite places. florida. everyone got right into the spirit for the annual zombie bike ride. >> we love key west. me 8500 people tookok part. the crowd included seniors all the way down to families with chilen, their dogs all dressed >> nice. jamming out. the ride was part of key west's annual fantasy fest which continues through sunday. >> i wish our show was broadcast live from key west. i think our -- >> do think we have to takee it on the road oncnc in awhile. one of these days. >> should start with key west. >> yes. coming up, it is baseball history in the making at tonight's ge 1 of the world series. >> also ahead, it looked like a movie location but it was a real bank robbery playing out in front of a los angeles film crew. the incredible scenes right out of hollllood. >> and later, halalween costumes that are all the rage for kids
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just landed in johannesburg. take a look at this. when its its left landing gear collapsed causing the plane to tilt on to its side. one of the 100 p pple on board were injured. everyone got off safely. the runway was closed while the plane was removed. >> now to a bank robbery suspect tossing around handfuls of cash on an l.a. street. his refuse to surrender prompting police to take him down. >> the alleged robber claiming to have explosives strapped to his body. abc's sid garcia with more. >> reporter: after police were able to talk the suspect out of the bank, it ended a few moments later in dramatic fashion. you can see the suspect reach into a bag. he'll take out handfuls of cash and throw it into the air. watch as an officer fires a bean bag at the suspect who goes down completely. paul b b tolly wasart of a production crew working down the street.
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he heard and saw the police pulling up in front of the chase bank and saw the suspect standing outside. he pulled out his cell phone and shot this video. >> when i saw him reach into his bag i thought for sure something bad was going to happen. i didn't want to see anything too graphic. >> they must think it's all another day in hollywood or something like that, but it was -- it was kind of crazy because we were very separate from them and they were making sure that we will stayed inside. >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody and transported to a hospital for treatment after being shot with the bean bag round. according to the lapd, the bomb squad went in to make sure the ilding was safe after the suspect said something after he was arrested. >> he claimed to have had an explosive in his backpack. after he was taken into custody he said he may have another explosive inside. >> reporter: sid garcia reporting for abc news. >> bean bag bullets. that's interesting. i've heard of rubberullets but
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>> i'm surprised they didn'n' use a taser gun. a good way to end that situation that could have beea l/t worse. >> coming up, a little costume change into it will be quick. here's a hint, yeeohaw. >> we've got some of the hottest halloween costumes for you and your little ones. >> there you have it. >> wait till youou see w wt kendis tries on. this is worth waiting through the commercial break. you're watching "world news now."$, "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. happy birthday! music music thank you dear, very much music you're welcome music thank you you make me feel so youngg look who's coming... you make me feel so spring has sprung and every time i see your face i'm such a happy individual you're not fooling anybody, you know
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abc% well, in case you couldn't tell, it's time to celebrate halloween. >> you make a good woody. >> i would. >> if you're a little behind in your planning don't worry, there's time to get yoururittle ghghls and goblins this season in the hottest costume. here to help us lori schacht. looking fantastic. >> i love how you guys look. this movie is going to be coming out in 2017. what is better than this holiday when kids get to dress up as fair favorite c cracter from the movie, show, eveve video gagas. let's start by bringing out some of our favorites. these are the costumes that will be so hot this year. come out.
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look what we have here. >> look at these guys. >> start with paw an patrol. come a little closer to me, you guys. this is a great little chase costume. comes with the hat. we even have the backpack. turp around so we can see your backpack. chase is ready to go on a mission. and chase. and we au love the care bears, right? look at our cheer bear. she's bringing cheer all over. this costume is adorable. it comes with a long dress and the headband and even has the little bear ears. adorable. then shop kins is the hottest collectiblbl for girls right now. now the girls can be one of their favorite characters. this is from series one and it's strawberry kiss and comes with the dress and the headband. >> you girls are adorable. thank you. >> happy to be wearing them. >> so what else do we have? >> it used to be frosty the snowman w w my favorite.
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we love olaf. the costume comes with the snowman part and the headgear. that is. and this november, we are so excited because charlie brown, snoopy and the peanuts gang will in the movies. here we have o o wonderful snoopy. snoopy can be a grown-up or child costume. look how great you look. >> thank you. >> be clear, he stuffed himself. >> exactly. that is not like. >> television appearance. >> not natural padding. > no, it's not. >> thank you, olaf. thank you, snoopy. >> bye, guys.. that's amazing. > sometimes it's really good to be evil. so for our sky lander fans, this is chaos. come here a little closer. chaos is in every one of the games. he comes with the cape and this cool mask. this is our villain. teenage mutant ninja turtles is
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this is our deluxe done tellow that comes with the costume and mask+ kids can be a one of their heroes in the half shell. >> i like the finger holding. > we have our weapon here. those are extras and don't come with the costume. >> thank you. >> so we're getting into some super hero stuff. halo is a video game. usually pore older boys but younunr siblings love to dress up like the master chief who is here to save the world. >> amazed by that video games are becoming halloween characters. >> the best super heroes are i think girls. we have our wonder woman. >> gun show. >> comes with the dress. we have a removable cape and great headband and, of course, we have batman. next year, we're going to see batman versus superman. look out for that. this is a great costume. comes with the cape and the
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>> the muscles are definitely natural. thank you. and finally, the big excitement this year. >> my favorite >> all about "star wars." everyone's going "star wars" crazy. we have our jedi fighter and darth vader. they look awesome, don't they? this i'm ray. this is one of the new characters in "star wars" coming out in december. that's awesome. and if everyone would come out. >> what a group we have. >> they're beautiful. come on, everyone. >> great ideas. >> i want to know how are you guys all up so late at night? to you drink coffee? >> come on over. come over and wave good-bye. >> are you going to do your homework? >> they're waiting for the candy, right? >> thank you, guys oh so much. we want to also thank our fantastic toy insider mom, laurie you always have the best of the best. lori schacht, fantastic models, as well. thank you so much. >> for more information led to
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people to our other costume. chors. >> we probably should throw on a baseball cap because it's the world series tonight. kansas city royals, new york mets ready to make history. here's a gal who knows a thing or two about sports. karen travers has the preview. >> reporter: two teams desperate for a championship. who end a generation-long drought? it's been 29 years since theew york mets won the world series. 30 years for the kansas city royals. both teams are pying great baseball right now. their playoff runs electrifying. kansas city with the more experienced squad known for their defense, aggressive base running and powerful bull pen. we're going to put the ball in play. >> reporter: the royals have the same core roster that nearly won it all last year. >> last year was heart breaking for us. to not only lose in the world series but to lose it at home. >> reporter: mets fans still can't believe their team is even in the world series.
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they're used to being second fiddle in new york city. just five pennants to the yankees 40. >> you gogo believe. >> reporter: but the b b apple has fallen in love with this young group of ballplayers rallying behind the team nicknamed the an amazings. led by mr. october, second baseman daniel murphy whose postseason stat sheet was more like something you would see in a video game. seven home runs in the playoffs including a longg ball in a record six straight games. new york comes i with the better pitching rotation, young, brash and on fire. >> the x factor for us is the ability to come together as a team. >> reporter: and if baseball fans like what they see in the series, they'll be psyched for next year's opening day. the mets and royals will pick up where they leave off. squaring off in kansas city to kick off the 2016 season. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> whoo, big night tonight. >> it is. they're both teams you really want to root for.
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half hour. this mornini on "world news now," dire warnings about diet. >> who is linking processed meats to cancer. and whyh baco sausage and lunch meat could be as dangerous as cigarette smoking. a worldwide respected study and the backlash. >> developing overnight, an officer caught on camera using force to remove a student from a classroom. the video that's going v val and what investigators are saying. republican showdown. dispute between donald trump and ben carson before to's debate. controversial comments and new trend in the polls. and later, spying on your baby-sitter. it sounds extreme but some moms and dads say their children's
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it is tuesday, october 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> all right. and we do say good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. do you remember that commercial that woman who would say where's the beef. >> yes, yes, she's now no longege with us. of course, we get these geyer warnings coming out this morning about meat, still the centerpiece of most american diets. the world health organization reviewing the data and finds troubling links to colon cancer and possibly other cancers, as well. abc's linsey davis with the details. >> reporter: alarming news about foods so many of us eatat every day. bacon, hot dogs, lunch meat, all now classified in the same category as cigarettes and asbestos. they can cause cancer, according to the world health organization, and that's not all. the w.h.o. advisory committee also finding that unprocessed
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carcinogenic. the report, which was based on an analysis of more than 800 studieie asserts that simply eating 50 grs of processed meat each day can increase the risk of colon cancer by 18%. here's some food for thought. the 50 grams cited in the report is the equivalent of 1.8 ounces of meat. but a typical deli sandwich has more than 4.5 ounces of meat. and this is whwh 1.8 ounces looks like. acacrding to the report, 34,000 cancer deaths could be attributed to diets high in processed meat i2012. that's out of the 8.2 million deaths caused worldwide by cancer. to put that in perspective, a million of those deaths could be attributed to smoking. the w.h.o. panel did say red meat does have nutritional value. but the meat industry isisrying foul. the north american meat institute telling abc news in a statement that classifying red and processed meat as cancer hazards defies both common sense
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cancer. it's also recommended that you not fry or grill your meat on charcoal whihi can release carcinogens. york. >> the death toll is expected to rise following a powerful earthquake that struck parts of south asia. between 300 and 400 people are confirmed dead so far, most of them in pakistan. and in afghanistan, there were 33 victims including 12 schoolgirls who were trampled trying tooeave a sway agbuilding. thth 7.5 quake the strongest to hit the region in r@cent years. this morning, canadian authorities say the investigation into the sinking of a whale watching boat could take several months. a survivor of the incident claims a sudden wave capsized the boat sending everyone on board into the water. at least five people were killed. one remains missing.g. c's neal karlinksky is in british columbia this morning.
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part of the 65-foot boat that didn't sink. just the bow, upside down and sticking straight out of the water. >> it was pretty scary, knowing that i have a friend that drives that boat. 27 people bobbing in the 55-degree water for those frigid 30 minutes. the distress call coming and immediately every boat in the area rushed in to help. the comny's owner writing on the website our entire team is heart broken over the incident and you're hearts go out to the families. >> five are confirmed dead, all british citizens from 18 to 76 years old. one person remains missing. amazingly, 21 were rescued. four are still being treated at local hospitals. the rest just lucky to be alive. company officials say the boat was operating as normal right before the accident. in fact, they say this ship has done the exact same trip twice a day for the last 20 years without a problem until now. neal karlinsns, abc news. >> the suspect in that deadly
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before a judge this morning. it's the first time on monday that adacia chambers was ordered held on a million dollar bond facing four counts of second degree murder. the prosecutor said chambers purposely drove around a barricade and ran a red light before plowing intooarade spectators. her father says she suffers from mental illness. >> a school resource officer has been placed on leave after a video shows the officer trying to remove a student from class by tipping her desk backward till she falls on the floor. he tosses the girl several feet across t t floor until he evevtually handcuffeddher. so hard to watch this. the south carolina aclu calls it an aegregrious use off force. could you imagine if that was your child and you saw this video? >> i can just imagine the parents are screw upset by that. school is promising a full investigigion into that.
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still, we move on now to the remnants of hurricane patricia still menacina millions of people after unleashing heavy rain and flooding across texas and louisiana. the storms are now moving into a wide area of the southeast with downpours from louisville down to the florida panhandle. here's abc's rob marciano. >> reporter: rain and wind pounding the gulf coast t ates. 50-mile-e-r-hour gusts overnight. near baton rouge, that school bus getting stuck on a flooded bridge. the sheriff's department using a pickup to bring 20 children to safety. south of new orleans, whole neighborhoods submerged. and south of dallas, more than 70 rescues over the weekend, including this man and his dog. floods even derailing the cars on that freight train. in part from the remnants of thehe most powerful storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere, hurricane patricia, striking mexico with winds gusting over 200 miles an hour. our matt gutman right there. >> those winds so powerful, they pulverized concrete power lines like this. ripped off rooftops like this one here.
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anything that wasn't nailed down, sent flying. even boats like that. but the reason so few people were hurt? look around you. for dozens of miles around, forest. >> reporter: the country getting lucky. the compact, fast-moving storm passing over a sparsely populated area. and what's left of patricia coupled with this gulf storm is heading northeast. the next couple daysery wet in spots fromomhe mississippi river all the way 0 maine. rob marciano, abc news, atlanta, georgia. >> turning now to politics and donald trump losing more ground in iowa ahead of tomorrow's gop debate. trump blasted pollsters who reported him trailing carson by double digits telling supporters he's still in first place. after refusing to apologize to carson for r rarks about his faith, trump is raising eyebrows with his latest comments on religion this time talking about muslim women keeping their faces covered. >> it's easy.
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wouldn't it be easier, right? >> wow. trump is facing criticism for saying it hasn't been easy for him even though his father gave him his start in e.r.a. with what he calls a small loan of $1 million. >> a small loan for a startup. >> so walmart the latest big retailer to explore using drones. a spokesman tells abc news walmart may use the drones to fly online orders to customers' doorsteps. or to fly to pick up orders out to the parking lot at their stores. the aircraft may alsovide aerial surveillance at distribution centers. am son is also looking into the use of drones as you know. fedex which still delivers the old fashioned way using humans season. it expects ship 317 million packages up 1% from last year. not all that surprising considering the popularity of online shopping.
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and if you're planning ahead, the busiest shipping days will be the mondays after thanksgiving and the first two >> okay. get those packages out. get strong language is included in the nfl's appeal of a judge's ruling which cleared tom brady in the deflategate scandal. the league says commissioner roger goodell acted within his discretion to suspend brady for four games. nfl calls it unfathomable that i an judge would lift that explicable. argues in the case won't be heard till february which means he can play the entire season. >> monday night football the ravens taking on the cardinals. picking it up in the fourth qule carson palmer found john brown pass. baltimore answered with a touchdown of its own. arizona almost sealed the dial
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the cardinals hold on for a 28-16 win. >> cardinals looking good this year. >> you like your cardinals, don't you? >> yes, they're looking good for arizona. we have more evidence that "star wars" is about to take over the entire world. again, this coming from ukraine into my favorite story of the day. >> so awesome. >> lou could you do this to chewbacca, getting rough treatment from the police in the city of odessa? poor guy arrested for failing to produce proper i.d. when stopped by the cops. >> oh, that's right. >> this might be the best part. the whole incident started while chewbacca was driving a guy dressed as darth raid da are to vote in a local election. chewy was fined $7.50. >> i'd like to tell the foekts over there, nobody puts chewy in the corner. nobody. >> thank you. >> what did you say? >> aren't they on opposite teams?
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it was a wookie cop. >> really? >> that was good. coming up "the mix" the comment that's full of booze. it's a spirited adventure in the cosmos. >> also had, hiring a private investigator to check out baby-sitters. is this a bit extreme? hear from some parents putting safety first. >> a showdown in the store involving a clerk, a would be robber and who had the most threatening weapon. why the clerk ended up laughing. you have to see our behind the pics on instagram in case chewbacca shows up. you're watching "world news now." it's a pretty good chewbacca. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time,
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bigger knife. he tried to rip off the down the block convenience store in manchester, new hampshire over the weekend. but the clerk dawn, she pulled her own knife from under the counter. crook took one look at it, hesitated a moment and high tailed out of there. dawn says that she almost made her laugh. >> the guy came in running in, and he put his hand on the counter and screamed give meet money, give me the money. i looked at him. i thought it was quite funny because he had the knife here. so i reaped for mine and showed him and he thought for a second and then ran out the door. >> the clerk just wants the suspect captured by police saying it's scary enough to be working the nightshift in a store.
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>> oh, wow. good for her for being ready. now to a growing trend among parents checking out what's really going on when one else is taking care of your kids. >> the advent of nanny cams has made it easier for parents to keep an eye on things. here's lara spencer with more. >> reporter: we're out under cover. discreetly following this nanny with a professional so-called nanny spy. but why? caught on nanny cam, shaking a 1-year-old girl. time and time again, we hear and see these real life horror stories of nannies behaving badly. now families are shelling out big bucks on private investigators like tom russ kin and eddie hamilton from cmp group investigations. >> we are getting more calls now than ever before. you have to feel comfortable with this person who is basically joining your family as an outsider. >> that comfort is exactly what this first-type mom is looking for. >> it's very difficult to find
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>> reporter: our own genevieve brown joins her on her search. >> why did you decide to hire someone to follow your baby-sitter? >> i'm a first time mom going back to work. i'm nervous who i'm going to leave them with. >> reporter: we're not showing you their faces. as p.i. eddie goes undercover, he follows and videotapes every move. >> what are some of the worst things you've seen in your practice? >> we see a lot of nanny distraction where nanny is not paying attention to the children. we've seen nannies leave children in strollers outside of a store. >> p.i.s are joining what some say is a rise in so-called mommy spies. moms keeping tabs on care attackers posting photos online like upper eastside mamas. >> the mom that takes a picture, what motivates her to do it. >> she sees a child and sees
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was my nanny, i would want to know. >> in the end what did you find? >> she began her walk. checked the comforter. compared to wt we've seen in the past, how does she rate? >> 10. >> this is somebody i would want to lir. >> somebody you would want to hire. >> sometimes i always say go with your instinct as parents. >> your gut instinct. when you're interviewing a nanny. i don't know about having a private investigator. if you have the money for it. >> coming up in our next half hour, the hidden danger in your home. natural gas to blame for a massive explosions rocking neighborhoods across the country and latest incident where officials say the homeowner is to blame. but first, traveling back a few decades to the '80s where big hair and even bigger threat, a serial killer on the loose behind the scenes of "wicked city" just ahead. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues
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stations. abc's newest television series "wicked city" takes viewers deep into the darkside of hollywood during one of its 1980s. >> it mixes the glitter and glam of that era with serial killers terrorizing tinseltown. brandi hitt takes us behind the scenes that even gives some of the actors chills. sunset strip. a time of rock 'n' roll, sex and murder. abc's new thriller "wicked city" follows the cat-and-mouse game between a fictional serial killing duo, their victims. and the detectives trying to catch them. >> unsolved murders. >> this is a rabbit wowohole. just going to go in on a crazy story. >> and play backing. > star ed west wick said he researched real life killers
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from that era including ted bundy who confessed to murdering dozens of women. >> i watched a lot of interviews. you have to fill in the blanks because obviously i'm not a serial kill near are you sure? >> yeah, i'm not. you use your imagination. >> how do you fall in love with someone who is a serial killer. >> think about what the neighbors always say about serial killers. he was the nicest guy. >> hi. >> then there's the wild '80s. a character in and of itself. >> beneath the ambition and beneath all the style was something very dark. >> it definitely gets under your skin and creepy. >> it's also a time many of these young actors never experienced in real life. >> it's fun listening to the new music, new for me. >> now they've become fans of the fashion, fun and fear unfolding in this new drama. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> i can't believe she said it. i love the new music. >> that's exactly it.
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>> yeah, so they found this comet love joy reeses as much alcohol as at least 500 bottles peak. somebody barrel that up. >> robert mon dav have i is looking into right now. day. costco is known for its oversized toilet paper. >> we love it for it. >> exactly. but how about this, take this, my buddy. this is an oversized stuffed bear that's nearly eight feet at all they're selling. it's 93 inches in size, as well. it's less than $300. it weighs almost 50 pounds though. so it could hurt a young child. pages. but right now, it is out of stock. but it does come out officially in november. >> the mother within me is thinking how do you clean this thing once you've dragged all
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over the world and you can't stick it in the washing machine. >> it's hard enough to clean the tiny teddy bears your kids have. imagine this guy. look how fun that is. >> the dry cleaner wouldn't even take this one. >> he reminds me of my buddy and me. >> we're going to move to our xt story. i want to introduce you to a way to clean up the leaves in your yard. there's this way which most of us know, for $10 you can buy a broom, sweep it up. why buy a broom when you can have your own drone do it all in a matter of seconds. >> whoa. >> the dj phantom three quad copter will put you back $1200. look how fast the leaves disappear pooh look how powerful that is. >> if only they had a drone that does laundry, as well. >> that was brilliant. so we've had pizza rat and milkshake zwirl. now may i introduce you to pigeon bagel. >> is that a bagel around its neck? >> it's a bagel.
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>> cream cheese with this morning on "world news now," l showdown. trump versus carson and the rest of the republicans in tomorrow night's debate. donald trump's latest controversial comments and a surprising trend in the polls. deadly floods. the extreme weather system that dumped nearly two feet of rain on texas and louisiana. the human toll and the new storm threatening the flood zone. >> new this half hour, the fireworks explosioiolighting up the skies overnight. with blast after blast, the dangerous scene for firefighters and the latest on the injuries. >> and later in the skinny, the royals and movie stars at the premier of 007's "spectre." daniel craig is asked again
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would he return to his role as james bond. his latest answer on this tuesday, october 27th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning on this incredibly busy tuesday. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. it is busy for so many different reasons. we have politics, we have weather that we're covering and, of course, covering "spectre," as well which is opening up. >> one of my favorite stories. >> let's begin with that take-down, donald trump, ben carsrs making big strides s ead of the third gop debate. the third poll in a row is shg trump losing to carson in iowa now by 14 points. it's your voice, your vote. tom llamas is following the republicans. telling supporters don't believe the hype or the polls. >> i'm number two in iowa. i said, i don't believe it. one's bloomberg, they hate me, the other one is a super liberal newspaper, "the des moines
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register," which is third rate, totally third rate, not respected in iowa. it's a third rate crummy newspaper. so, i've got these two polls. bloomberg hates me -- don't forget, michael did want to run for president. >> reporter: trump getting new scrutiny, saying he's had to fight his whole life, even though his father was a multimillionaire who gave him his start in real estate. >> it's not been easy for me. it has not been easy for me, and, you know, i started off in brooklyn. my father gave me a small loan of $1 million. >> reporter: nothing small a aut a million n cks, but trump says s it isn't very much compared to what he's bubut. now, with ben carson well ahead in iowa, trump hitting the retired neurosurgeon hard. after saying you can't criticize someone's faith, trump then said this about carson's. >> i'm presbyterian. boy, that's down the middle of the road, folks, in all fairness. i mean, seventh day adventist, i don't know about. i just don't know about. >> reporter: carson demanding an >> a couple of months ago, i
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an attack on his faith, and i apologized for that. i hope he will have the same grace. >> reporter: but trump refuses. and new comments on religion getting attention, saying women in muslim countries appreciate their customs and some want to keep their faces covered. >> in fact, it's easy. you don't have to put on makeup. look how beautiful everyone looks. wouldn't it be easy -- right? wouldn't that be easy? i'i' tell you, if i was s woman, i don't want to -- i'm ready, darling, let's g g >> reporter: and despite donald trump is not giving up on iowa. he'll be in the hawkeye state today his last stop before the debate on wednesday. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> the white house and congressional leaders appear to have reached a budget deal. details released late last night ahead of a vote in the house tomorrow. the proposed budget would include cuts to social security and medicare.
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it would also increase the federal borrowing limit in order to avoid a government default next week. an oklahoma judge ordered the suspect in that deadly homecoming crash be held on $1 million bond. it was the first court appearance for adacia chambers who faces four counts of second degree murder. the prosecutor says chambers purposely drove around a barricade before plowing into spectators. he's awaiting results of toxicology tests but chambers' father says she from mental illness. on the west coast of canada, the search continuing for one pepeon still missing following sunday's sinking of a whale watching boat off vancncver island. the five peoeoe killed in the incident were all british citizens. a survivor says a sudden wave caused t boat to capsize. the 65-foot craft had operated for 20 years without a single problem. authorities say the complete investigation could take several months, however. those severe drenching storms spraying across the rastern half of the country. >> louisiana is finally getting a break from what's left of hurricane patricia.
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are still assessing widespread damage. we go now to you abc's elizabeth hur in new orleans. good morning, elizabeth. >> reena and kendis, good morning to you. these storms were not only destructive here in texas, here in louisiana officials are looking into a weather-related accident that turned deadly. driving in torrential downpours like these turned deadly in kenner, louisiana. police confirming a man lost control of his car during a storm and died. streets still swamped monday morning. 20 children needed to be rescued from their flooded school bus. more than eight inches of rain falling from new orleans baton rouge led to power outages for thousands and flflding around louisiananstate university. in some spots, the water more than three f ft deep turning even lsu football players intoto good samaritans. >> i didn't expect to see cars underwater over there like they are right now. it's a very unfortunate situation. everybody just needs to pay more attention to the barricades and signs.
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>> reporter: meanwhile in texas, residents are still reeling after taking a beating from mother nature over the weekend. >> we heard a crash and i thought somebody came in my front door with a truck. >> reporter: the focus in the lone star state is cleaning up and drying out after record-breaking rainfall from san antonio to dallas. the result more than 75 high water rescues south of dallas alone. here in new orleans, nearly 9 inches of rain fell on sunday alone. turns out that is the wettest october day on record. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to elizabeth. some of those areas hardest hit. can expect more flooding later on in the week. >> while this nasty storm system makes its way to the north, accuweather's molly cochran continues our coverage. good morning, molly. >> thanks kendis and reena. on tuesday, dallas, houston going to have some sunshine. definitely well deserved across the lope star state, but unfortunately, more wet weather to come on friday and into the start of the weekendndrom dallas
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to san antonio incncding the houston area. definitely could spell trouble asase were just hard hit with rain a few days ago. across the deep south, showers will continue for atlanta up totords the raleigh area and this wet weather is ing to be traveling into the northeast. tuesday night and into wednesday. coming along with the heavy rain, some gusty winds along the immediate coastline could cause beach erosion and be prepared for some heavy delays along i-95. kendis and reena, back to you. accuweather. an employee of our station of a pilot whose plane just crashed. engineer juan rodriguez was on a news helicopter which happened to fly over the crash site. the chopper landed and rodriguez rushed to the pilot's side arriving even before the ems crew got there. >> at least the guy was alive and he was in a lot of pain. his face was bloody.
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the arms was bad. >> that pilot being treated at a hospital. two passengers on board the small plane weren't injured. the department of transportation is forbidding airline passengers from packing e-cigarettes in checked bags. they can still bring them on board in carry on bags but can't recharge them while on the plane. the department says the battery operated electronic smoking devices have sparked at least 26 explosions or fires since 2009. and the rule takes effect t about two weeks. whwhknew? >> why did it take so long? >> goooopoint. >> gooooto know. so the world series gets under way tonight. you're excited about it. with the royals hosting the ts. you know kansas citytyas there last year. the mets h hen't been there in 15 years. >> that's okay. that's one of the reasons why hundreds of mets fans gathered for a pep rally in their team's home borough of queens. everyone decked out in blu orange. and some even brought along mets
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souvenirs theyurchased from more than 30 years ago for good luck. not surprisingly, everyone predicted the mets would win the series. >> in kansas city, there's no shortage of world series gear on offer for fans to buy. sales are said to be swift despite the royals having been in the series st year. as you mentioned on the field the teams held workouts ahead of tonight's game one. both sides are shaking off rust. the royals captured the league pennant last friday. in nearly a week. their series with the cubs ended last wednesday. >> we were thinking of taking sports with reena on the road. you have to wait and see if that happens. >> you mean to the stadium in queens. >> we have to check the budget. >> coming up in "the skinny," why is richard gere hanging out on the streets looking homeless? >> also ahead, those pictures from an animal shelter showing two dogs awaittion hugging each other. it was seen around the world. where are they now? >> and a safety alert after a powerful explosion leveled a house.
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in the hospital. >> glad he's okay. i bet his mama wants to kn that happened. >> never letting him climb that tree again. also in l.a., the bizarre ending to a bank robbery. the suspect seen throwing money out of a suitcase before being hit with a bean bag by police. since a production crew was working down the street, some people thought the shooting was part of a tv show or movie. only in l.a. but it was entirely real. >> glad everyone was okay there. >> don't worry. this was not someone getting an early or late start to their fourth of july celebrations. this was the scene in a town in the netherlands. the house loaded with fireworks where it was being store the was on fire causing an impromptu display. the house completely destroyed and the three people inside were injured. >> well, it wasn't fireworks that blew up one new england home but an apparent mistake in fixing an appliance. >> experts say the bigger mistake was trying to do it
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herself in the first place. c's gio benitez has s e story. >eporter: a do-it-yourself job apparently went horribly wrong. >> there was a big explosion. there's a big fire. oh, my god, there's someone in the house. >> reporter: inside the house, a a woman had gone down to the basement to repair her gas hot water heater. investigators say y e accidentally removed her gas shutoff valve and gas poured out. something down there ignited the fire. >> she was upstairs in her bedroom when it happened. she ran down and ran out and she was, like, really confused and crazy. >> reporter: but also lucky. >> we all watched the top floor collapse, cave in and collapse down. >> reporter: these images showing the sheer force of gas explosions and how it can happen in an instant. but experts reminding people of the basics. never, ever do it yourself and go to a professional. you may want to even set up a gas alarm to detect a leak, but perhaps most importantly, your nose. this kind of gas smells a bit like a rotten egg. and take a look at that house behind me right now. it is completely leveled. that roof coming down.
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and right now, fire officials are investigating what happened here. gio benitez, abc news, taunton, massachuketts. >> sometimes there are gases you can't smell like furnaces, hot water heaters they say never try to do on your own because they can leak carbon monoxide and you can't smell it. >> tt woman running out of house barefoot and many of her neighbors as you can tell calling for help. >> what would you expect? i would come out. you want her to get her oes to come out? i would not be getting my nice shoes. >> enough time to get the curlers out. >> you get out of the house like that. >> good point. >> all right. coming up, daniel craig getting testy at the "spectre" world premiere. >> and richard gere responding to a fake story on facebook from someone else's account. "the skinny" is next. "world news now" continues after this from our abc
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plpled the british spy l lk -- looking dap area >> look at that. heheas, of course, joineneby the bond womom. they call them the bond girls but thth look amazing. stunning t tre. and they were e staged by the royal arrival of the duke and duchess of cambridge. look at them. oh, my gooooess. william and kate turning heads as they always do. theyeytepped onto the red carpet. >> let's not forget princearry rockina regal red beard. >> he would make a gre bond. >> he could make a good bond. >> is he auditioning? is that what this is about? >> they were received by craig who then got a little annoyed with a reporter asking a question very much on everyone's mind. >> people still want to know >> you asked me that the other day. >> you had the weekend to think >> i don't know yet. you had the weekend to think about it. he's right. we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves. we see craig in "spectre" stateside on november 7th.
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>> look forward to that though. >> always. >> always i do want to put a plug for my favorite idris elba who i believe should be the next james bond. >> i'm not a big fan of that. i would like to see daniel craig again. but we'll see. i didn't know they were fighting words. >> turning to singing sensation known as the weekend along with elvis and the beatles, he's one of a handful of musicians to have two different number one songs in a row. >> he's living large on the cover of the "rolling stone" magazine. but all that success isn't keeping him out of trouble. the toronto native whose real name is abel tesfaye pleaded no contest to punching a las vegas police officer in the face outside a nightclub back in january. >> the judge agreed to dismiss the charges as long as he agrees to pay a $1,000 fine, complete 50 hours of community service and attend impulse control counseling. something we were surpriseds to learn existed in las vegas. richard gere responding to a fake story published on facebook because well, it's a nice fake story.
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it all started with a photo of him dressed as a homeless man on the street. it was during filming for the movie "time out of mind." the pic was posted to facebook with a fictitious caption that went viral and now has caught gere's attention. >> he borrowed jenna malone's facebook page where he'll be hosting a "q&a" on the issue of homelessness and hopes it will make something good and meaningful happen for our homeless brothers and siz teres. amen to that. >> you can join the conversation at 11:00 a.m. eastern on malone's facebook page. let's recap last night's spooky stars in the ballroom. >> it was halloween night on "dancing with the stars" with the competition narrowing, the contestants really going for it. but the night's biggest moment didn't involve any dance moves but getting into the holiday spirit by spooking guest host leah remini. >> aah! >> damn you! >> you know what? that wasn't the only scare.
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but the image posted by the humane society then shared by the angels among us pet rescue came up with a message saying we've comforted each other while we were here and went on to say we need help. >> within the first hours it went viral. >> the website crashing with good reason. with the original photo, that's the before. then we showed you the after. still hugging this time with one of the volunteers who helped find them a foster home, already playing. >> get it. >> they sent us that first image with their foster mom and the best development yet, adopted by two georgia residents, wendy and pam, who wanted to make sure the dogs would stay together forever. wendy had recently lost her two elderly dogs together saying their family now turning their tears into smiles giving those hugging dogs their new home. david muir, abc news, new york. >> i love that story. i'm so glad we got that story. that reminded us of one of our
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picture of her four-legged friends adding on some more legs while modeling this year's halloween costume. it is a great look. i've got admit. we want to say thank you for the well wishes and send you a "world news now" mug as a token of our appreciation and call on the rest of our viewers, as well to send us more glamour shots of your animal companions and our favorites will get the coffee mugs. >> share your pets' names and don't try to bother them too much. like young children, too much costume if they're fussing and don't want to get into it, it's not fun. >> that's what's going to happen. it will turn into a rabid dog. >> why do you look back at brian? >> he's petting his imaginary dog. i hope that's imaginary. >> this show is getting really weird. >> i don't know. >> we've got a lot more news coming up. we hope you'll stick with us. >> we'll be right back. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.
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decades. good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." authorities in british columbia say the investigation into what caused a whale watching boat to sink off vancouver island could take months. one survivor says a sudden wave caused the boat to capsize. full details coming up. a report from the world health organization warns that processed meat can increase the risk of colon cancer. the strongest link, bacon, hot dogs and lunch meat. the meat industry is firing back saying numerous studies show no correlation. >> an impromptu fireworks display took place in a douche town last night. they started off when a house
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on fire. and it was destroyed. three people were injured in the incident. all set for tonight's game. classic last year. the mets haven't been there in 15 years. those are our top stories this tuesday, october 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. we begin this half hour with the investigation into that whale watching boat. one of the 27 people who were on board remains missing. > and we've learned more about the five people who lost their lives in the incident. we get details now from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: this is the whale watching boat's final moments upside down in the water off vancouver island before sinking. >> it was pretty scary to hear knowing that they were outside in the open water. >> reporter: 27 people were on
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afternoon when it went under. at least five british nationals are confirmed dead. another 21 people rescued from the 55 degree water and one remains missing. > it appears the incident happened so quickly, the crew didn't have the an opportunity to send out a mayday. >> reporter: witnesses describe a mad dash of local boats rushing to the scene including several operated by native american tribes pulling survivors out one by one. with people in the boats. those who were critically injured. >> reporter: investigators with canada's transportation safety board are now on scene. >> it's much too early to say what the causes and contributing factors of this accident might be. >> the leviathan 2 departed from tufino on a calm day out scouting for killer hails. because of its large size, passengers were not required to wear life jackets on board. >> this vessel operated for 20 years with a perfect safety record. >> reporter: an underwater recovery team is helping the
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coast guard with search and rescue efforts. investigators are interviewing the crew, passengers and looking at the maintenance history of that boat. >> brandi hitt reporting from los angeles. thank you. a tanker barge that sank in lake erie 78 years ago appears to be leaking oil. the argo was being towed to a refinery in new jersey when it capsized in a gale in 1937. when crews found the barge two months ago, they noticed tiny beads of oil bubbling up to the surface, then evaporating. next they need to find the source of the leak and try to stop it. the suspect in the deadly hopecoming parade crash also appeared before a judge for the first time. intentionally drove into the crowd of spectators. her attorney says she suffers from mental illness and is suicidal. abc's ryan owens reports from stillwater, oklahoma. >> reporter: the driver seen plowing into a homecoming parade being held on a million dollars bond. the judge calling 25-year-old adacia chambers "a direct threat
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to the community." of help. we got a car through a crowd up here. >> reporter: prosecutors are believe chambers was high on drugs when she got behind the wheel saturday morning, killing four and injuring a staggering 47 people at oklahoma state university. among the dead, a retired professor and his wife, an mba student and a 2-year-old boy. chambers family is coming to her >> she wouldn't have done this i just don't believe that in my heart. >> reporter: at her first court appearance, the judge ordered a psychological evaluation. her attorney says she's mentally ill and doesn't remember the h. prosecutors plan to charge chambers with four counts of second-degree murder. they warn the judge another victim of this crash is in very grave condition and a fifth charge may be coming. ryan owens, abc news, stillwater, oklahoma. an investigation has been
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launched after a classroom video in south carolina went viral. it shows a school resource officer trying to remove a student from class by tipping her desk backward till she falls on the floor. the officer then tossing her several feet across the floor and eventually handcuffs her. a sheriff's spokesman on what started it all. >> what we do know from the video is that the student that was disturbing the classroom was asked to leave, refused to leave. >> the officer has been placed on leave. the school board chairman said late last night the amount of force used appears to be unnecessary and excessive. >> wow, that is so hard to watch. the mississippi state flag is no longer flying at ole miss. ordered campus police to remove the flag which contains a controversial confederate battle emblem. university leaders agreed to take it down after the student body, faculty and staff, voed in favor of removing it. the flag will be preserved in
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the university archives. breaking overnight, a break-through in washington. white house and top lawmakers have reached a tentative budget deal to head off a government default next week. the deal could lessen the chances of a government shutdown. it would increase military and domestic spending but cut social security and medicare. a vote in the house could come as early as tomorrow. a heavy rain left over from hurricane patricia is soaking the tennessee valley this morning and it is moving north. the stormy weather triggered major flash flooding across louisiana. children had to be rescued after their school bus got stuck in high water. more than inches of rain came down from new orleans to baton rouge. and the water in some spots around lsu was more than three feet deep. the drenching storm system is moving, as we mentioned in slow motion towards the northeast. expect downpours across a wide region in the hours ahead. molly cochran has an update. morning, molly.
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good news for texas on tuesday. dallas into the houston area. just south of dallas accumulating over 20 inches of rain. unfortunately more to come for the later half of the week. here we go again. dallas, houston looking at 3 to 4 additional inches possibly across eastern texas going to flooding problems. soggy tuesday from atlanta to nashville. expect a few travel delays. kendis and reena, back to you. thanks so much. halloween a huge treat for the american economy. americans are expected to spend nearly $7 billion on candy, costumes and decorations this year. that's about $74 per person. down slightly from last year. 68 million americans plan to put on costumes this weekend scaling up profits for retailers. did you buy your costume? >> not yet. but how much did we spend on that be sound effect? >> that's priceless. >> all right. not a lot. and the halloween season is in full swing in one of our favorite places.
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that, of course, is key west, florida. everyone got right into the spirit for the annual zombie bike ride. >> we love key west. organizers say some 8500 people took part. the crowd included seniors all the way down to families with children, their dogs all dressed threads. >> nice. jamming out. the ride was part of key west's annual fantasy fest which continues through sunday. >> i wish our show was broadcast live from key west. i think our -- >> i do think we have to take it on the road once in awhile. one of these days. >> should start with key west. >> yes. coming up, it is baseball history in the making at tonight's game 1 of the world series. >> also ahead, it looked like a movie location but it was a real bank robbery playing out in front of a los angeles film crew. the incredible scenes right out of hollywood. there. >> and later, halloween costumes that are all the rage for kids and adults this year. it's a scary fashion show.
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just landed in johannesburg. take a look at this. when its left landing gear collapsed causing the plane to tilt on to its side. none of the 100 people on board were injured. everyone got off the plane safely and were taken to the terminal. the runway was closed while the plane was rereved. >> now to a bank robbery suspect tossing around handfuls of cash on an l.a. street. hisefusal to surrender prompting police to take him down. >> thenitial call went out as a bomb threat with h e alleged robber claiming g have kabc's sid garcia wiwi more. >> reporter: after police werere the bank, it ended a few moments later in dramatic fashion. from air 7, you can see the suspect reach into a bag. he'll take out handfuls of cash and throw it into the air. watch as an lapd officer fires a bean bag at the suspect who goes down completely. >> they locked us down completely.
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part of a production crew working down the street. pulling up in front of the chase bank and saw the suspect he pulled out his cell phone and >> when i saw him reach into his bag i thought for sure something bad was going to happen. so it was pretty -- i didn't want to see anything too graphic. >> they must think it's all another day in hollywood or something like that, but it was -- it was kind of crazy because we were very separate from them and they were making sure that we stayed inside. >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody and transported to a hospital for treatment after being shot with the bean bag round. according to the lapd, the bomb squad went in to make sure the building was safe after the suspect said something after he was arrested. >> he claimed to have had an explosive in his backpack. after he was taken into custody he said he may have another explosive inside. >> reporter: sid garcia reporting for abc news. >> officers using bean bag bullets. that's interesting. i've heard of rubber bullets but bean bag buts. >> i'm surprised they didn't use
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a taser gun. a good way to end that situation that could have been a lot worse. >> could have. coming up, we're goingo do a little costume change. >> it will be quick and here's a hint. yee-haw. >> we've got some of the hottest hallowown costumes for you and your little ones. >> there y y have it. >> wait till you see what kendnd tries on. this i iworth waiting througug the commercial break. you're watching g orld news now.w. "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. happy birthday! music music thank you dear, very much music you're welcome music thank you you make me feel so young look who's coming... you make me feel so spring has sprung and every time i see your face i'm such a happy individual you're not fooling anybody, you know
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well, in case you couldn't tell, it's time to celebrate halloween. >> you make a good woody. >> i would. >> if you're a little behind in your planning don't worry, there's still time to get your little ghouls and goblins this season in the hottest costume. looking fantastic. >> i love how you guys look. this movie is going to be coming out in 2017. what is better than this holiday when kids get to dress up as their favorite ghost or goblin or their favorite character from the movie, tv show, or even video games. let's start by bringing out some of our favorites. these are the costumes that will be so hot this year.
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>> look at these guys. >> start with paw patrol. preschool eaea love paw patrol. come a little closer to me, you guys. this is a great little chase costume. comes with the hat. we even have the backpack. turn around so we can see your backpack. look how cool that is. so chase is ready 0 go on a mission. and chase. and we all love the care bears, right? look at our cheer bear. she's bringing cheer all over. this costume is adadable. it comes with a long dress and the headband and even has the little bear ears. adorable. >> then shopkins is the hottest collectible for girls right now. now the girls can be one of their favorite characters. this is from series one and it's strawberry kiss and comes with the dress and the headband. it's beautiful, right? >> you girls are adorable. very cute costume. >> happy to be wearing them. >> so what else do we have? >> it used to be frosty the snowman was my favorite. but now i have to tell you it's all about olaf.
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the costume comes with the top, the snowman part and, of course, the headgear. what i love, look how nice and warm and cozy that is so if it's cool out, they don't have to wear a jacket. and this november, we are so excited because charlie brown, snoopy and the peanuts gang will be in the movies. here we have our wonderful snoopy. snoopy can be a grown-up or a child costume. look how great you look. >> thank you. >> be clear, he stuffed himself. >> exactly. that is not like -- >> television appearance. >> not natural padding. > no, it's not. >> thank you, olaf. thank you, snoopy. >> bye, guys. that's amazing. > sometimes it's reaeay good to be evil. so for our s slander fans, this is chaos. come over here a aittle close other. chaos is in every one of the games. he comes with the cape and this cool mask. this is our villain. of course, teenage mutant ninja turtles is always a popular
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into this is our deluxe donatello so it comes th the costume and the mask. kids can be any one of their heroes in the half shell. >> i like the finger holding. > we have our weapon here. those are extras and don't come with the costume. >> thank you. >> so we're getting into some super hero stuff. halo is a video game. usually for the older boys but younger siblings love 0 dress up like the master chief who is here to save the world. >> amazed by that video games are becoming halloween characters. >> the best super heroes are i think girls. we have our wonder woman. stlook foo -- >> do do you have ticks for that gun show? >> comes with the dress. we have a removable cape and great headband and, of course, next year, we're going to see look out for that. this is a great costume. comes with the cape and the headgear. >> the muscles are d dinitely natural.
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and finally, the big excitememt thisisear. >> my favorite. >> all about "stararars." everyone's going "star w ws" crazy. we have our jedidiighter and our classic favorite villain darth vader. they look awesome, don't they? m actually rey. this is one of the new characters in "star wars" coming out in december. that's awesome. and if everyone would come out. >> what a group we have.@ >> they're beautiful. come on, everyone. >> great ideas. >> i want to know how are you guys all up so late at night? did you drink coffee? >> come on over. come over and wave good-bye. did you guys do your homework? >> they're waiting for the candy, right? >> thank you, guys, so so much. we want to also thank our fantastic toy insider mom, laurie you always have the best of the best. lori schacht, fantastic models, as well. kids, thank you guys so much.
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anchors. >> wprobably should throw on a baseball cap because it's the world series tonight. kansas city royals, new york mets ready to make history. here's a gal who knows a thing or two about sports. karen travers has the preview. >> reporter: two teams desperate for a championship. who will end a generation-long drought? it's been 29 years since the new york mets won the world series. 30 years for the kansas city royals. both teams are playing great baseball right now. their playoff runs electrifying. kansas city with the more experienced squad known for their defense, aggressive base running and powerful bull pen. >> we're on a teamm that strikes out much. we're going to put the ball in play. >> reportete the royals have the same core rostererhat nearly won it all last year. >> last year was heart breaking for r . to not only lose in ththworld seriri but to lose it at home. >> reporter: mets fans still can't believe their team is even in the world series. they're used to being second fiddle in new york city.
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yankees 40. >> you got to believe. you got to believe. >> reporter: but the big apple has fallen in love with this young group of ballplayers rallying behind the team nicknamed the amazin's. the mets are led by there year's mr. october, second baseman daniel murphy whose postseason stat sheet looks more like something you'd see in a video game. seven home runs in the playoffs including a long ball in a record six straight games. new york comes in with the better pitching rotation, young, brash and on fire. >> the x factor for us is the ability to come together as a team. >> reporter: and if baseball fans like what they see in the series, they'll be psyched for next year's opening day. the mets and royals will pick up where they leave off. squaring offffn kansas city to kick off the 2016 season. karen travers, abc news, washington. >hoo, big night tonight. >> it is. they're both teams you really want to root for. >> and that's the news for this
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half hour. this morning on "world news now," dire warnings about diet. >> who is linking processed meats to cancer. and why bacon, sausage and lunch meat could be as dangerous as cigarette smoking. a worldwide respected study the backlash. developing overnight, an officer caught on camera using force to remove a student from a classroom. the video that's going viral and what investigators are saying. republican showdown. the dispute between donald trump and ben carson before tomororw's debate. controversial comments and new trend in the polls. and later, spying on your baby-sitter. it sounds extreme but some moms and dads say their children's
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it is tuesday, october 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." all right. and we do say good morning on this tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. do you remember that commercial that would say, "where's the beef?" >> yes, yes, she's now no longer with us. of course, we get these dire warnings coming out this morning about meat, still the centerpiece of most american diets. the world health organization reviewing the data and finds troubling links to colon cancer and possibly other cancers, as well. abc's linsey davis with the details. >> repepter: alarming news about foods so many of us eat every day. bacon, hot dogs, lunch meat, all now classifi in the same category as cigarettes and asbestos. they can cause cancer, according to the world health organization, and that's not all. the w.h.o. advisory committee also finding that unprocesd
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red meats probably carcinogenic. the report, which was based on an analysis of more than 800 studies, asserts that simply eating 50 grams of processed meat each day can increase the risk of colon cancer by 18%. the 50 grams cited in the report is the equivalent of 1.8 ounces of meat. more than 4.5 ounces of meat. and this is what 1.8 ounces looks like. according to the report, 34,000 cancer deaths could be attributed to diets high in processed meat in 2012. that's out of the 8.2 million deaths caused worlrlide by cacaer. to put that t perspective, a million of thoho deaths could be attributed to smoking. the w.h.o. panel did say red meat does have nutritional value. but the meat industry is crying foul. the north american meat institute telling abc news in a statement that classifying red and processed meat as cancer hazards defies both common sense and numerous studies showing no
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cancer. it's also recommended that you not fry or grill your meat on charcoal which can release carcinogens. linsey davis, abc news, new york. the death toll is expected to rise following a earthquake that struck parts of south asia. between 300 and 400 people are confirmed dead so far, most of them in pakistan. and in afghanistan, there were 33 victims including 12 schoolgirls who were trampled trying to leave a swaying a building. the 7.5 quake the strongest to hit the region in recent yearsrs this morning, canadian authoritits say the investigation into the sinking of a whale watching boat could take several months. a survivor of e incident the boat sending everyone on board into the water. killed. one remains missing. abc's neal karlinksky is in british columbia this morning.
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part of the 65-foot "leviathan 2" that didn't sink. just the bow, upside down and sticking straight out of the water. >> it was pretty scary, knowing that i have a friend that drives that boat. 27 people bobbing in the 55-degree water for those frigid 30 minutes. the distress call coming and immediately every boat in the area rushed in to help. the company's owner writing on the website our entire team is heartbroken over the incident ananyou're hearts go out to the familieses >> five are confirmed dead, all british citizens from 18 to 76 years old. one person remains missing. amazingly, 21 were rescued. four are still being treated at local hospitals. the rest just lucky to be alive. company officials say the boat was operating as normal right before the accident. in fact, they say this ship has done the exact same trip twice a day for the last 20 years without a problem until now.
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neal karlinsky, abc news. the suspect in that deadly homecoming parade crash appeared before a judge this morning. it's the first time on monday that adacia chambers was ordered held on a $1 million bond facing four counts of second degree murder. the prosecutor said chambers purposely drove around a barricade and ran a red light before plowing into parade spectators. her father says she suffers s om mental illness. a school resesrce officic in soututcarolina has been placed on leave after this video went vivil. incredible. it shows the officer trying to remove a student from class by tipping her desk backward until she falls on the floor. the officer then actually tosses the girl several feet across the floor until he eventually handcuffs her. the south carolina aclu calls it an egregious use off force. could you imagine if that was your child and you saw this video? >> i can just imagine the parents are very upset by that.
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the school is also promising a full investigation into that. still, we move on now to the remnants of hurricane patricia still menacing millions of people after unleashing heavy rain and flooding across texas and louisiana. the storms are now moving into a wiwi area of the southeast with downpours from louisville downwn to the florida panhandle. here's abc's rob marciano. >> reporter: r rn and wind pounding the gulf coast states. 5050ile-per-hour gusts overnight. near baton rouge, that school bus getting stuck on a flooded bridge. the sheriff's department ung a sickup to bring 20 children to safety. south of new orleans, whole neighborhoods submerged. and south of dallas, more than 70 rescues over the weekend, including this man and his dog. floods even derailing the cars on that freight train. in part from the remnants of the most powerful storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere, hurricane patricia, striking mexico with winds gusting over 200 miles an hour. our matt gutman right there. >> those winds so powerful, they pulverized concrete power lines like this. ripped off rooftops like this one here.
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brick walls came tumbling down. anything that wasn't nailed down, sent flying. even boats like that. but the reason so few people were hurt? look arorod you. for dozens of miles around, forest. >> reporter: the country is getting lucky. the compact, fast-moving storm passing over a sparsely populated area. and what's left of patricia coupled with this gulf storm is heading northeast. the next couple days very wet in spots from the mississippi river all the way to maine. rob marciano, abc news, atlanta, georgia. turning now to politics and donald trump losing more ground in iowa, ahead of tomorrow's gop debate. trump blasted pollsters who reported him trailing carson by double digits telling supporters he's still in first place. after refusing to apologize to carson for remarks about his faith, trump is raising eyebrows with his latest comments on religion, this time talking about muslim women keeping their faces covered. >> it's easy.
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wouldn't it be easier, right? >> wow. >> trump is facing criticism for saying it hasn't been easy for him even though his father gave him his start in real estate with what he calls a small loan of $1 million. >> a small loan for a startup. okay. so, walmart has become the latest big retailer to explore using drones. a spokesman tells abc news walmart may use the drones to fly online orders to customers' doorsteps. or to fly to pick up orders out to the parking lot at their stores. the aircraft may also provide aerial surveillance at distribution centers. amazon is also looking into the use of drones as you know. fedex which still delivers the is predicting a record holiday season. the company says it expects to ship 317 million packages,, that's up, by the wayay12% from st year. considering the popularity of online shopping.
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and if you're planning ahead, the busiest shipping days will be the monday after thanksgiving and the first two days in december. >> okay. get those packages out. some strong language is included in the nfl's appeal of a judge's ruling which cleared tom brady in the deflate gate scandal. the league says commissioner roger goodell acted within his discretion to suspend brady for four games. nfl calls it unfathomable that a judge would lift that suspension saying its conclusion explicable. argues in the case won't be heard till february which means he can play the entire season. on the field, "monday night football," the ravens taking on the cardinals. picking ititp in the fourth when carson palmer found john brown with a four-yard touch down pass. to put it away for the cards. but baltimore answered with a touchdown of its own. arizona almost sealed the dial with an interception in the end
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zone. the cardinals hold on for a 26-18 win. >> cardinals looking good this year. >> you like your cardinals, don't you? >> yes, they're looking good for arizona. we have more evidence that "star wars" is about to take over the entire world. again, this coming from ukraine >> my favorite story of the day. >> oh. >> how could you not -- how could you do this chewbacca, getting rough treatment from the look at this. poor guy arrested for failing to produce proper i.d. when stopped by the cops. >> oh, that's right. this might be ththbest part. the whole incidede started while chewbacca was driving guy in a local election. >> i'd like to tell the folks over there, nobody puts chewy in the corner. noboyou say?
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a bigger knife. he tried to rip off the down the block convenience store in manchester, new hampshire over the weekend. but the clerk dawn, she pulled her own knife from under the counter. the crook took one look at it, hesitated a moment and then high-tailed out of there. dawn says the crook made her laugh. >> the guy came in running in, and he put his hand on the counter and screamed "give me the money, give me the money," i looked at him. i thought it was quite funny because he had the knife here. so i reaped for mine and showed him and he thought for a second and then ran out the door.
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>> the clerk just wants the suspect captured by police saying it's scary enough to be working the nightshift in a store. >> oh, wow. good for her for being ready. now to a growing trend among parents checking out w wt's really goioi on when one else isis >> the advent ofofanny cams has keep an eyon things. but it doesn't always show the full picture. here's abc's lara spencer with >> reporter: we're out under cover. discreetly following this nanny nanny spy. but why? >> caught on n nny cam, shaking a 1-year-old girl. >> reporter: time and time again, we hear and see these real life horror stories of nannies behaving badly. now families are shelling out big bucks on private investigators like tom ruskin and eddie hamilton from cmp group investigations. >> we are getting more calls now than ever before. you have to feel comfortable with this person who is basically joining your family as an outsider.
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>> reporter: that comfort is exactly what this first time mom is looking for. >> it's very difficult to find somebody you can trust. >> reporter: o o own genevieve brown joins her on her search. >> why did you decide to hire someone to follow your baby-sitter? >> i'm a first time mom going back to work. i'm nervous who i'm going to leave them with. >> reporter: for the privacy and protection of the mom and the caretaker, we're not showing you their faces. as p.i. eddie goes undercover, he follows and videotapes every move. >> what are some of the e rst things you've seen in your practice? >> we see a lot of nanny distraction where nanny is not paying attention to the children. we've seen nannies leave children in strollers outside of a store. >> reporter: p.i.s are joining what somom say is a rise in so-called mommy spies. moms keeping tabs on care attackers posting photos online like upper eastside mamas. >> the mom that takes a picture, and posts that, what motivates her to do it? >> she sees a child and sees what is wrong and thinks if this
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know. >> reporter: so, in the end, what did p.i. eddie find? >> once you left, she began her walk. checked the comforter. compared to what we've seen in the past, how does she rate? >> 10. >> this is somebody i would want to hire. >> somebody you would want to hire. >> sometimes i always say go with yououinstinct as parents. >> your gut instinct. when yououe interviewing a nanny. >> yeah. >> i don't know about having a private investigators, unless you have the money for it. coming up in the next half hour, the hidden danger in your home. natural gas to blame massive explosions rocking neighborhoods across the country and latest incident where officials say the homeowner is to blame. but first, traveling back a few decades to the '80s where big hair and even bigger threat, a serial killer on the loose behind the scenes of "wicked city" just ahead. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues
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stations.ions. abc's newest television series "wicked city" takes viewers deep into the darkside of hollywood during one of its most decadent times in the 1980s. >> it mixes the glitter and glam of that era with serial killers terrorizing tinseltown. brandi hitittakes us behind the scenes that even gives some of the actors the chills. >> repor 1982, hollywood sunset strip. a time of rock 'n' roll, sex and murder. abc's new thriller "wicked city" follows the cat-and-mouse game between a fictional serial killing duo, theieivictims. and the detectives trying to catch them. >> unsolved murders. >> this is a rabbit hole. just going to go in on a crazy story.
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>> reporter: star e e westwick said he researched real life killers from that era, including ted bundy, who confessed to >> i watched a lot of interviews. you have to fill in the blanks because obviously i'm not a serial kill near are you sure? >> yeah, i'm not. you use your imagination. >> how do you fall in love with someone who is a serial killer? >> kind of what the neighbors always say about serial killer, right? he was the nicest guy. >> hi. >> reporter: then there's the wild '80s. a character in and of itself. >> beneath the ambition and beneath all the style was something very dark. >> reporter: it's also definitely a time these young actors never experience some real life. >> it's fun listening to the new music, new for me. >> now they've become fans of the fashion, fun and fear unfolding in this new drama. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> i can't believe she said it.
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for life. >> so all of that that we see trailing there, some of that has alcohol. >> yeah, so they found this comet lovejoy releases as much alcohol as at least 500 bottles peak. somebody barrel that up. >> robert mon davi is looking into that right now. this is my favorite video of the day. costco is known for its oversized toilet paper. >> we love it for it. >> e ectly. but how about this, take this, my buddy. this is an oversized stutued bear that's nearly eight feet tall that they're selling. it's 93 inches in size, as well. it's less than $300. it weighs almost 50 pounds though. so it could hurt a young child. it has its own twitter, facebook pages. but right now, it is out of stock. but it does come out officially in november. >> the mother within me is thinking how do you clean this thing once you've dragged all
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fireworks stored inside. and doay good tuesday morning to you, everybody. we'll get started of course with the race for the white house getting more heated by the day you might say as republicans gear up for their next debate. >> donald trump losing ground in iowa now trailing ben carson in the latest polls by double digits and trump making more comments on religion. this time about muslim women. abc'c' bazi kanani is in washington. morning to you, bazi. >> reporter: good morning, rea. good mornin kendis. the latest ap poll showed donald trump is not faring well with critical hispanic voters but among most republicans he is viewed as their strongest candidate for the general election. just ahead of the third republican debate, donald trump is talking religion. on muslim women and their veils. >> theyy want to. what thehe hell are weetting involved for?
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zou don't have to put up makeup. wouldn't i4 be easier, right? >> reporter: trump also refusing to apologize for questioning ben carson's seventh day adventist faith. >> i said exactly i don't know about it so, you know. >> ben carson has -- >> that's not an insult. >> reporter: polls show him surgrg surging over ben carson. jeb bush is down in the polls and frustrated. >> i got a lot of really cool things that i could do other than sit around being miserable listening to people demonize and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. elect trump if you want that. >> reporter: bush met privately with his family and big donors at this hotel strategizing after beinin forced to cut campaign staff and salaries. on the democratic side hillary clinton is riding a new wave of support following vice president joe biden's decision to stay out of the race.
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her more aggressively but to the ladies of "the view" he saved his attacks for republicans. >> we have a very right wing extremist republican party. >> reporter: the republican candidides will gather in boululr, colorado, for tomorrow night's debate where this time donald trump will be joined by ben carson in that center stage position. reena, kendis. >> bazi kanani, thanks so much, bazi. also from washington, overnight developing congressional leaders and the white house have reached a budget deal which would avoid a government default. the agreement would also lower the chances of a government shutdown. it would fund increases for the pentagon and domestic programam well as medicare. a vote could come as early as tomorrow. heavy rain left over from hurricane patricia is soaking the tennessee valley this morning and moving north. the stormy weather triggered major flash flooding across louisiana. more than 8 inches of rain came
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down from new orleans to baton rouge and the water in same spots around lsu was more than three feet deep. here's a look at where the storm is moving now moving into a wide area of the southeast with downpours from louisvillllto the florida panhandle as it makes its way north. here's more from accuweather's molly cochran. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis and reena. good news for dallas, houston area on tuesday. going to be staying dry. so any of those cleanup efforts still under way, going to be greeted with some sunshine, but unfortunately more wet weather to come for the later half of the week. dallas into the houston area friday into the start of t t weekend. we could be looking a a three to four a aitional inches of rainfall, definitely could reinforce the threat for flooding problems. alsoing look at wet weather across the deep south on tuesday from atlanta to raleigh. kendis and reena, back to you. >> molly cochran, thank you. next, the investigation into the sinking of a whale watching
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the bow of the boat is s sll sticking o o and s srchor one person still is missing a local fishermen went toward a flare fired by a crew member. >> i seen the life raft with some people in there waving their hands and the guy was directing me over there. there's people in the water. there's people in the water. >> another witness claims a sudden wave was what caused the boat too capsize. the tour company says the b bt ha operated for0 years without incident. authorities say their investigation into what went wrong could take several months. oklahoma judge ordered the suspect in that deadly homecoming parade crash to be held on $1 million bond. it was the first court appearance for adacia chambers who faces four counts of second degree murder.
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scientists say by the end of the century humans won't be able to tolerate the heat and humidity in certain parts of the persian gulf. the muggy conditions are especially threatening because they overwhelm the body's ability to cool down by sweating. treme temperatures have already been reached in iran where last july the heat index was 163 degrees. >> wow. i'd rather take the heat but not when it's 163 degrees. >> thankfully we have air con. the long wait for the world series ends tonight. the royals hosting the mets. ahead of the action hundreds of mets fans gathered for a pep queens. >> including the dogs decked out in blue and orange and all predicte mets would win their first title since 1986. >> in kansas city the world series gear is on the shelves ahead of tonight's game. sales are said to be swift despite the royals having been in the series last year.
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in the hospital. >> glad he's okay. i bet his mama wants to know how that happened. >> never letting him climb that tree again. also in l.a., the bizarre ending to a bank robberyry the e spect seen throwing money out of a suitcase before being hit with a bean bag by police. since a production crew was working down the street, some people thought the shooting was part of a tv show or movie. only in l.a. but it was entirely real. >> glad everyone was okay there. and this was not someone getting an early or late start to their fourth of july celebrations. this was the scene in a town in the netherlands. the house loaded with fireworks where it was being stored, was on fire, causing an impromptu display. the house completely destroyed
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well, it was fireworks that blew up one new england home but an apparent mistake in fixing an appliance. >> experts say the bigger mistake was trying to do it herself in the first place. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: a do-it-yourself job apparently went horribly wrong. >> there was a big explosion. there's a big fire. oh, my god, there's someone in the house. >> reporter: inside the house, a woman had gone down to the basement to repair her gas hot water r ater. investigigors say she accidentally removed her gas shututf valve and gas pourur out. something down there ignited the fire. >> she was upstairs in her bedroom when it happened. she ran down and ran out and she was, like, really confused and crazy. >> reporter: but also lucky. >> we all watched the top floor collapse, cave in and collapse down. >> reporter: these images showing the sheer force of gas explosions and how it can happen in an instant. but experts reminding people of the basics. never, ever do it yourself and go to a professional. you may want to even set up a gas alarm to detect a leak, but perhaps most importantly, yoyo nose. this kind of gas smells a bit like a rotteteegg. and take a look at that house
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it is completely leveled. that roof coming down. and right now, fire officials are investigating what happened here. gio benitez, abc news, taunton, massachusetts. >> sometimes there are gases you can't smell like furnaces, hot water heaters they say never try to do on your own because they can leak carbon monoxide and you can't smell it. >> that apparently was quite a scene down the street, that woman running out of the house barefoot and many of her neighbors,s,s you can tell, calling for help.. >> what would you expect?? i i uld come out. you want her to get her shoes to come out? i would not be getting my nice shoes. >> enough time to get the curlers out. >> you get out of the house like that. >> good point. >> all right. well, coming up, daniel craig getting testy at the "speccer" world premiere. and richard gere responding to a fake story on facebook from
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played theheritish spy looking dapper. >> look at that. he was, of course, jlined by the bond women. they call them the bond girls but they look amazing. stunning there. and they were upstaged by the royal arrival of the duke and duchess of cambridge. look at them. william and kate turning heads as they always do. they stepped onto the red carpet. >> let's not forget prince harry rocking a regal red beard. >> he would make a great bond. >> he could make a good bond. >> is he auditioning? is that what this is about? >> they were received by craig who then got a little annoyed with a reporter asking a question very mumu on everyone's nd. >> people ill want to o ow when might you make a decision. >> you asked me that the other day. >> you had the weekend to think about it. >> i don't know yet. >> good for the reporter. you had the weekend to think about it. don't dodge my question. he's right. we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves. we see craig in "spectre" stateside on november 7th. >> so we've got to wait a little bit. >> look forward to that though.
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>> always. >> always i do want to put a plug for my favorite idris elba who i believe should be the next james bond. >> i'm not a big fan of that. i would like to see daniel craig again. but we'll see. i didn't know they were fighting wowos. turnini to the singing sensation known as "the weekend" along with elvis and the beatles, he's one of a handful of musicians to have two different number one songs in a row. >> he's living large on the cover of the "rolling stone" magazine. but all that success isn't keeping him out of trouble. the toronto native whose real name is abel tesfaye pleaded no contest to punching a las vegas police officer in the face outside a nightclub back in january. >> the judge agreed to dismiss the charges as long as he agrees to pay a $1,000 fine, complete 50 hours of community service and attend impulse control counseling. something we were surprised to learn existed in las vegas. richard gere responding to a
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story.y. okay. him dressed as a homeless man on the street. it was during filming for the movie "time out of mind." the pic was posted to facebook with a fictitious caption that went viral and now has caught gere's attention. >> the actor borrowed jenna malone's facebook page where he'll be hosting a "q & a" on thessue of homelessness and pes it will makeomething good and meaningful happen for our homeless brothers and sisters. amen to that. >> you can join the conversation at 11:00 a.m. eastern on malone's facebook page. let's recap last night's spooky stars in the ballroom. >> it was halloween night on "dancing with the stars" with the competition narrowing, the contestants really going for it. but the night's biggest moment didn't involve any dance moves but getting into the holiday spirit by spooking guest host leah remini.
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but the image posted by the humane society then shared by the angels among us pet rescue came up with a message saying we've comforted each other while we were here and went on to say we need help. >> within the first hours it went viral. >> the website crashing with good reason. becausus that original photo, that's the before. then we showed you the after. still hugging this time with one of the volunteers who helped find them a foster home, already playing. >> get it. >> they sent us that first image with their foster mom and the best development yet, adopted by two georgia residents, wendy and pam, who wanted to make sure the forever. wendy had recently lost her two elderly dogs together saying their family now turning their tears into smiles giving those david muir, abc news, new york. i'm so glad we got that story. that reminded us of one of our
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friends adding on some more legs while modeling this year's halloween costume. i've got admit. we want to say thank you for the well wishes and send you a "world news now" mug as a token of our appreciation and call on the rest oour viewers, as well to send us more glamour shots of your animal companions and our favorites will get the coffee mugs. >> share your pets' names and much. like young children, too much costume if they're fussing and don't want to get into it, it's not fun. >> that's what's going to happen. it will turn into a rabid dog. >> why do you look back at brian? >> he's petting his imaginary dog. i hope that's imaginary. >> this show is getting really weird. >> i don't know. >> we've got a lot more news coming up. we hope you'll stick with us. >> we'll be rit back.
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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." authorities in british columbia say the investigation into what caused a whale watching boat to sink off vancouver island could take months. one survivor says a sudden wave caused the boat to capsize. full details coming up. >a report from the world health organization warns that processed meat can increase the risk of colon cancer. the strongest link, bacon, hot dogs and lunch meat. the meat industry is firing back saying numerous studies show no correlation. an impromptu fireworks
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they started off when a house they were being stored in caught on fire. three people were injured. and the royals and the mets are all set for tonight's game. kansas city was in the fall classic last year. the mets haven't been there in 15 years. those are our top stories this tuesday, october 27th. > om abc news, this isis "world news now." >> good morning to you. we begin this half hour with the investigation into that whale watching boat. one of the 27 people who were on board remains missing. > and we've learned more about the five people who lost their lives in the incident. we get details now from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: this is the whale watching boat's final moments upside down off vancouver island before sinking. > pretty scary to hear knowing
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