taking the podium before the cameras in charlotte city counsel with help from her brother and encouragement from a crowd, eager to hear her words. >> we shouldn't have to protest because y'all treating us wrong. we do this because we need to and have rights. >> reporter: quieting that room with a simple message.

we can't even see them anymore. it's a shame we have to go through that graveyard and bury them. we have tears, and we shouldn't have tears. we need our fathers and mothers to be by our sides. >> reporter: the little girl stepping down from that podium into a warm embrace. as the city begins to heal, some ca mayor and police chief. the naacp delivering a list of demands. abc news, charlotte, north carolina. wells fargo sales scandal is going to cost its ceo $41 million. that's how much stock and salary the ceo is forfeiting after the program encouraged employees to open accounts for customers without their authorization. the executive in charge of the part of the bank's operation will lose $19 million and has left wells fargo without

the ceo is scheduled to testify again on capitol hill tomorrow. a consumer alert. tyson foods recalls more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that plastic was found in some of the nuggets. the five pound bags of fully cooked nuggets were sold in costco stores nationwide. all the information is on our website, wnnfans.com. new this morning, the father of the new york city bombing suspect reveals new details he tells abc's brian ross in the months before the devices went off in new york and new jersey, the younger rahami became increasingly secretive, replacing locks on his door. he says no one in the family had no idea what his son was planning. more on that interview coming up on "good morning america," but the fbi released a new photo of the men they are looking for in connection with the pressure cooker bomb that did not go off.

removed the explosive inside, and then left with just the lugg luggage. here in new york, a different kind of investigation had to go down after a man's first worst fears possibly were realized. >> yeah. look at the guy with the yankee jersey looking dejected because the engagement ring he brought to the today stadium for his girlfriend somehow just got lost. the announcers had some fun with it. ring. oh. yeah, she is looking -- they are all looking for a diamond, allegedly, a diamond ring. >> oh, my word. >> whoops. >> so the search continues for a while as you can see. a few rows of people were involved. >> you can hear the announcers are wondering is there actually a ring or just the plan all along, however, you can see the

found. >> and she said no. >> no, she said yes, she said yes! >> can you imagine? oh. >> not only did he win the big yes, and she won the ring, of course, and the joy of marrying him. >> yeah. >> but the yankees won against the red sox, 6-4. ha-ha! >> that's great unless you're a red sox fan. >> so sweet. we're talking about yankee fans >> all right. >> and i don't care about the red sox. sorry. >> wow. boston. >> no, you don't. >> coming up, just mogoing to me on because there's going to be a lot of hate on twitter for you p. >> for me? i see. not hating, just having yankee pride. a child born with the help of three parents. >> and look out below, this video just in, the powerful

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world's first baby born from a new technique combining dna from three people. the baby boy and parents were treated in mexico by an american medical team. >> the dna came from mom and dad, but one piece of the mother's dna was swapped out of that for an egg donor to prevent the child from developing his mother's fatal developmental disorder. a man who says he spent more than a week at sea after his fishing boat sank is now talking with the coast guard. >> after searching 62,000 square nautical miles, the search has been called off. >> reporter: relief and gratitude from family and friends who call this an answer to their prayers. 22-year-old finally back on land after spending a week lost at sea on an inflatable raft. >> we are ecstatic. we are excited.

him, and i was devastated that linda was not with him. >> reporter: a family friend reported the two missing after the mother and son left for a fishing trip on september 18th and failed to return. the coast guard says rescuers searched for days to no avail until sunday, nathan was picked up by a chinese freighter off martha's vineyard. 22-year-old told authorities his mother disappeared after the boat began to sink. >> got the life ra his mom, and could not find her. >> one prayer answered, waiting on the second one. >> reporter: despite the search being suspended, friends are still praying for a miracle. now abc reports he is us pergers, and the family will be present for any future interviews with authorities. coast guard officials say the focus now is learning everything they can from nathan to see if any changes to their

necessary to ensure this doesn't happen again. kendis and diane? >> all right. thanks to elizabeth. in the next half hour, new revelations in the death of jose fernandez. what we're now learning about the tragic boat accident over the weekend and the haunting text messages sent among his friends during his final hours. but first, the tsak-9 named after a falling firefighter begin a new retirement. we'll tell you what's next for this very special dog. "world news now" continues

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than 35 airports all across the country. >> but this morning, there's four fewer paws patrolling jfk international. as we find out from kimberly richardson. >> my wife is in love with him, my children are in love with him, i'm in love with him. there's no way i couldn't have him. >> reporter: all that love for this 7-year-old black lab. >> we call it marriage, you get married to your dog, with him more than any other person in your life. >> r life changed for christopher nathan and his partner, the k-9 that's officially retired. he's getting a replacement dog, but chosen to adopt the 58-pound charmer. >> when i leave the house in the morning with the other one, he's going to be, why are you leaving me, daddy? it's like dropping your child off at nursery school for the first day. i'm going to cry. >> reporter: as part of the explosive protection unit, he was named after the brooklyn

11, 2001, was honored. working behind the scenes, working all acres at jfk, 10-hour shifts, ak for for an hour, and then takes a break. >> the nose is their strongest organ. if you are running on a treadmill, how long can you do it for? then you need to rest. >> we did a that could be found in a bomb. within seconds, sits, something's there. >> he doesn't know he found an explosive. he just knows he's going to get his toy. >> reporter: a squeaky yellow ball. he sees it as an exhausting game of hide and seek. >> you don't see them for hours. they have to have their down time. completely. >> reporter: so what's next for the dog? it's not what you think. retirement looks much different when you're dealing with a dog

>> i'm going to have to wean him down, and then try to give him a new purpose. >> reporter: possibly a therapy dog. but for now, it's job well done for this man's best friend. kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> the tsa is always looking for good homes, but they are not always a good fit for every home because the are chosen, considered very driven, but also very active. >> yep. >> while their training pays off in this work, it doesn't always translate to being well-trained when living in a home. >> indeed. typically, i guess, you see this one is a lab, but typically german short hair pointers, s shepherds opinion. >> and most live in keennels, nt a home. that's why it takes new training.

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we've had so many stories about police and community interaction, and this one in ohio is really, really fascinating and touching. follow me on this. 3:00 a.m. sunday, this guy, mark ross, finds out his teenage sister was tragically killed in a car accide go to the family members and to the scene. they are pulled over for speeding, understandably why they sped after getting that news, by a a state trooper. he had an outstanding warrant for arrest, so he thinks he'll be arrested. he explains what happened, and the officer volunteers to actually drive them 100 miles to michigan to be closer to the family. >> escorted them to get there

the officer. officer robertson there, a state highway patrol sergeant in ohio, and after the fact, ross posted this. it's been shared 117,000 times. understandably. >> wow. >> great story. all right, i want to introduce you to leah gomez, 6 years old, san antonio texas, and she has strong opinions for what she wanted for her birthday party. >> uh-huh. >> turn my birthday into lifestyle, which that lifestyle she wanted drake, so mom went all out throwing her a drake themed birthday party. there's drake balloons, drake invitation and a custom-themed drake cake. >> look at the balloons. she's 6 years old and into drake. >> yeah. she, like i s?aid,determined on

other people were a fan. >> forget the cartoon parties. yes, going straight for drake. all right. this is sort of like a sad and happy story at the same time. i want to introduce you to the world's lonelyist shelter dog. >> oh. >> look at that guy there. >> oh. >> freya. rejected 18,720 times. >> what? >> yeah. okay. so dubbed the world's dog, but this film director read an article about the terrier who spent the first six years of her life in animal rescue there in the united kingdom, gave her a role in "transformers 5" alongside anthony hopkins. there, there's the shooting of the movie, a family adopted her afterwards. >> yeah! she's going home! >> yeah. >> all right, ending withome

this morning on this morning on "world news now," breaking news, a passing of a true witness to history. former israeli leader, peres, winner of the nobel peace prize, passed away, rebuilding his country in a 60-year career in politics. reactions coming in. debate aftershack presidential candidates, donald trump touting victory, and clinton saying she won as well. >> pleas for safety, this comes moments before fernandez and friends got into that boat. plans are now in place for a final good-bye. later in the skinny, who was ousted on "dancing with the stars," and we go backstage on

"world news now." good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we are going to start with that breaking news coming in from overseas, and it is the passing of the nobel laureate, shi shimon peres. >> he died at 93 after suffering a stroke two weeks ago. he was one of the most admired leaders and last surviving links to the country's founders. we have reaction from the white house in moments, but elizabeth hur has a lookback at his remarkable life. ? ? >> reporter: shimone peres, israel's longest serving politician entering service in 1959, a political survivor, and he was from five different political factions. born in 1923 in poland, he immigrated to the british mandate of palestine, grew up in a left wing dinist movement, his

israel's first prime minister and peres were given the job of building up israel's new defense forces. he was also the architect of the controversial nuclear program of the 1960s. he served the first of two brief spells of prime minister in the 1980s and over the years, held top jobs and established himself as one of israel's most widely respected spokesman. in 1992, he started talks with the that developed into the oslo peace process. the signing on the white house lawn, colleague and rivals by his side, a pinnacle of his career. the nobel peace prize followed for both men. in 2007, this elder statesman of israel was elected the country's ninth president, a ceremony position, but a fitting end to six decades of public service.

world's oldest head of state and remained one of israel's most popular public figures, spending his final years dedicated to promoting peace. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. president obama among the many world leaders praising peres. >> calling him the essence of israel itself, a light burned out, but the light he gave us burns forever. george hw bush says he inspired the world for peace. to the aftershocks from the historic presidential debate. hillary clinton grills donald trump about the microphone and the former beauty queen he's accused of body shaming is making her rounds on tv. here's david wright. >> reporter: if you want to know how the debate went, you might judge from the candidates themselves. hillary clinton upbeat in a rally in north carolina. >> did anybody see that debate

[ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! two down, one -- one down, two to go. >> reporter: in florida, trump was all smiles too. >> last night was very exciting, and almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton. big lead. big >> reporter: and he spent a lot of energy complaining the moderator didn't give him a fair shake saying this on fox news. >> i had hostile questions, my microphone was terrible. i wonder, was it set up that way on purpose? >> anyone complaining about the microphone is not having a good night. >> reporter: clinton hit trump with the story of this woman. >> where did you find this? >> her name -- >> miss venezuela. >> reporter: age 19 was a

miss universe pageant. the year? 1996. trump's first year in charge of the pageant, but her reign was a troubled one. >> maybe i was not the model he had in his head. i don't know. but he was really rude with me. >> reporter: she gained weight, and trump didn't like that, even went on howard stern to talk about it. >> she gained about 55 pounds in a period of nine months. she was an eat >> reporter: trump mounted a public campaign to help her lose weight. clinton's attacks won't help him, particularly with latino voters and women. >> he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. >> reporter: the clintons are masters at the dark arts of opposition research. while this may have been an effective attack, it risks circling back on the attacker too because this was politics as

textbooks. clinton, herself, said one down, two to go, this is only round one. i'm david wright in new york. >> there were several interesting numbers that emerged from monday night's debate. >> the trump's total speaking time was roughly 45 minutes, three minutes longer than clinton's. he interrupted her 39 times compared to nine interruptions from her. >> yeah. what we found in the course of one particular two-minute clinton nine times. that's once every 12 seconds. interesting numbers coming out of the debate. moving on now to being one step closer to a government shutdown at the senate blocked a stopgap funding measure. they voted down the measure, meaning a shutdown could come this weekend. the bill would have funded the fight against zika. democrats want to address flint, michigan's water crisis.

election. dozens more died in the city of aleppo following a stepped up bombing campaign by the russians and syria government. more killed in indiscriminant air strikes that the u.s. said may be a war crime. towns reduced to rubble by cluster bombs, and witnesses say so-called bunker buster bombs were used on people in underground sheltd ers. north carolina had morth a suspicious package forced evacuation of headquarters. >> it was placed in a robot before taking to a remote location tuesday night. they said it contained a cell phone, a flashlight, and a bolt. protesters gathered in southern california after police shot and kill a black man near san diego. authorities say the 30-year-old

pointed something at officers. the officers say it was not a gun. two officers involved in the accident have been placed on leave. a fast moving wildfire forced hundreds of californians from their home. the loma fire destroyed more than 2200 acres and at least one structure. the fire is aided by the hot and dry conditions there, and the fact this area hasn't had a wildfire in decades so there's lots of brush to burn through. most people in the u.s. retire for one avon representative, add about 30 years to that and keep that clock running. >> you have to see this woman. 94-year-old opal greene selling the company's products in nebraska for more than 50 years. most of the customers come to her now. now, rather than waiting for her to go door-to-door, of course, but she makes occasional deliveries. greene averages at least $10,000 in sales a year.

with all the people. >> it's just a way of life. it's what kept me going with the blessing from the good lord. i feel that i've been blessed every day, and this is part of it. >> since greene became an avon lady in 1962, she survived a plain crash, a brain an neuroism, and colon cancer and last year, a major car accident. >> she's not going >> i don't know. she looks fantastic. i would love opal's secret. >> she does. >> she still likes doing thing in an old-school manner, but her daughter-in-law helps her with the computer orders, and she has 50 people, filling orders for them every two weeks. >> i love she says no one ever will see her without makeup. >> it's working for you. keep it going. she's, by the way, won a lot of avon awards, but what's interesting is the company says

sales people in avon history. >> one of the oldest? >> precisely. one of. who are the others? >> opal's, like, i'm hanging on. i'm taking them out. >> i have faith in her. >> yes. coming up in the skinny, lindsey lohan in a place you wouldn't expect. plus,le time attempt to keep the young baseball star, jose fernandez, off the water, and what the marlins are now planning. the new lifelong link between a teacher and her student. talk about g first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather

look at this scene. visibility limited last night in the phoenix area. the dust storm was blown up by a thunderstorm with winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. it slowed traffic on interstates 8 and 10. dust is expected to settle overnight. learning new details this morning about the tragic boat accident that killed miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez over the weekend. >> text messages indicated worry among his friends in his final hours. >> reporter: a series of text messages are helping to explain what led to the speedboat crash that killed marlins' pitcher, jose fer dan necessary, and two of his friends. the messages are between eddie, with him at the time, and will, a friend in town, begging them not to go out on the boat. try to keep him close to the shore if you go out. trust me, it's not my time yet. i know, but try to keep jose cool and tell him what i said.

needed company. >> they got a capsized vessel, by the way. >> reporter: a popular miami bar and restaurant right next to a dock confirmed they were there shortly before the crash. ? ? >> reporter: at the game against the mets, it was clear the all-star pitcher who escaped from cuba would be missed. first at bat, dee gordon, hit a home run, and ran the bases in tears. >> every time i see his number and name, i just keep hearing his voice. >> reporter: now the funerals. the marlins are holding a public sendoff from the bam park and a private mass held for the family on thursday. abc news, atlanta. >> chilling seeing those text messages. >> like they almost had a premonition. >> yeah, yeah, and a sad one. fernandez, you know, developed a romance with his girlfriend, maria, and she became pregnant just weeks into their

>> not the birth, but announcing they were expecting. >> yeah, yeah. >> all right. a lot more to get to the bottom of exactly what happened that night. now, when we come back, who got booted from the dance floor last night? zblmp and what lindsey hlohan is p to. it may surprise you. the skinny's next.

? ? and we're going to start this wednesday morning's skinny with the big night in the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." >> if you missed monday's episode before or after the debate, no worries. we have a recap of last night plus another hour. >> a bonus hour. so the best faceoff of the night was calvin and lindsey scoring 32 out of 40, the biggest score of the evening. >> wow. >> that was from the first night of competition. >> both vanilla ice and rick perry tried their best, but the judges were not impressed. in the end, it was perry and his partner who were begin the boot.

feelings. >> my daughter's getting married the 15th of october, but i promise you i'll look good on the dance floor for her, and i'm doing it for all the vette rans out there, and i hope everyone finds a great veterans cause to help these guys. we have one call advance the colors, i hope everyone will go take a look at. thank youin, guys. >> his daughter marries the 15th of october, he knew he was going to be gone by then. he was planning. >> trying to train, right? pull out new moves by the way, next week, week four, head judge, you saw him there, lynn goodman, will be absent from the ballroom to fulfill a commitment as head judge on britain's strictly come dancing, but he assures us he'll be well-informed of what's going on. >> his sources will communicate back to hip. next, what lindsey lohan is

distracting herself from a recent breakup spending time with refugees in turkey. she paid a visit to an istanbul hospital that's home to a refugee family. >> reporter: she shared photos on instagram with her followers with this family. >> she said she grew especially close to the family, the mother left the family after they migrated to turkey. >> lohan uses the visit as a message to all americans about the should do more starting today. so a legend coming clean about his notorious image. >> in his first interview in nearly two decades, he tells "aarp" in the latest cover story the rumor he slept with 13,000 rumor is the not only not true, but mathematically incorrect.

>> he dated many before marrying for the first time at the age of 54 tieing the knot with annette betting whom they share four children. >> he said, quote, think about it, sleeping with 12,000 people would not be just multiple people per day, but no repeti repetition, so, like 10,000. >> he's right on the no repetition thing. all right. so >> all right, finally, the new king and queen of comedy. >> talking about kevin hart named by forbes magazine as the world's highest paid comedian knocking jerry seinfeld off the list for the first time in a decade. last year, hart earned $87.5, roughly double what seinfeld earned. after playing more than 100 shows with a gross of a million bucks per stop. >> amy schumer is the first woman to break in the top

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ditch the misery. let's end this. teachers are often criticized for their work, others showered in praise by students and parents for going above and beyond the call of duty. >> it's hard work as it is, but one teacher in madison, wisconsin is called a miracle worker this morning after saving the life of one of her young students. it's a great story. here's abc's david muir.

quickly, diagnosed with a rare auto immune disease, causing her ki kidneys to fail. she needed a new kidney to survive. a nationwide search, but no donors found. her mother set up this meeting. she thought she was there to tell her teacher about her daughter's need, but that teacher already knew. she'd been tested, passing the note across the table, writing, soon, a little be with lyla forever. i'm lyla's kidney donor. >> you are? are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> this is how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days being able to tell somebody that i was going to save their child's life. >> reporter: the mom sharing on facebook, many people think teachers are heros, but she's more than a hero. she is our miracle. that teacher and new student about to take on this fight together.

>> now, the family had actually been looking for a donor for nearly a year. they had no idea throughout this process, the teacher was going ahead getting tested to see if she was a match. >> it was wonderful she was finally able to, and even after this wonderful moment, mom said she was sitting on this news, incredible news, for nearly a week, and she was so happy to finally share it with so many of her friends and family members on facebook. oh. >> and n trying to use this, you know, obviously, not only to contribute to lyla and her family in such a big way, but she's now hoping the story and how much it's made rounds can help impact other people and persuade other people to become living donors as well. >> garnered 51,000 views. >> don't miss our updates on wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news

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tv9. good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now." nobel peace prize winner, shimone peres, died at 93 after suffering a stroke two weeks ago. president obama among many world leaders praising peres saying he changed the course of human history. >> hundreds of homes e in northern california because of a raging wildfire south of san jose. one home already has been destroyed and another damaged. the flames are unusually high because the brush is so dry. another deadly police shooting is under investigation. police near san diego killed a man they said acted erratically before pointing an object at officers allegedly. the police say the object was not a gun. the fbi released a new photo of the men they are looking for

cooker bomb left in new york city. the two men removed the bombs from a piece of luggage. those are the top stories on this wednesday, september 28th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning. we begin this half hour with the race to the white house. they're in the home stretch now following the first debate watched by a record 84 million people. >> just incredible numbers there, just about 41 days to go, and after celebrating her debate performance at a rally in north carolina, hillary clinton picks up an important endorsement today from john warner and heads to new hampshire with bernie sanders at her side. donald trump is claiming victory and threatening to get more personal when they face off again in less than two weeks. >> almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton. i watched her very carefully,

embarrass her, but i watched her, and she was stuck in the past. >> and the past is apparently coming back to haunt trump after clinton accused him of body shaming a former miss universe. >> to defend himself, he made no comments about the weight, but last night said allegations were baseless. here's more now. >> reporter: hillary clinton boarded her campaign plane and walked back to meet reporters. >> are you concerned that donald trump will not show up for the next debate? are you concerned? >> well, i'm going to show up. if i'm the only person on stage, well, you know, i'm the only person on stage. >> one of the worst things he said, he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her ms. housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name.

>> her name is alecia, and she's become a u.s. citizen, and you can bet -- >> oh, really? >> she's going to vote this november. >> okay, good. >> reporter: minutes later, the campaign tweeted this video -- >> you are the new miss universe. >> reporter: talking about the story, won the pageant and then gained weight and trump's ridicule. >> she weighed 118 pounds or 117 and went up to 160 or 170. so this is somebody that likes to eat. >> reporter: she says he ordered her to work out for the cameras, publicly mocking her again and again as he did in this 1997 howard stern interview earn earthed by buzz feed. >> she was an eating machine, she ate a lot of everything. >> reporter: clinton couldn't walk away from reporters on the plane without making one final dig at donald trump.

good night. >> reporter: they think they energized her base with the debate, especially with those comments, but they want to move beyond the base into battleground states. clinton and top surrogates this week alone will hit nine battleground states. raleigh, north carolina. the father of the new york city bombing suspect reveals new details out his son. >> telling brian ross the younger rahami became increasingly secretive even as far as changing the locks on his bedroom door. >> one time, my grandson went to his room. he's only 4 years old. >> maintaining no one in his family had any idea about what

rahami is still recovering from gunshot wounds in a new jersey hospital. you can see more of brian ross's interview this morning on "good morning america." terrorism takes center stage on capitol hill as congress attempts to override a presidential veto of a bill that would have allowed fames to seek justice against saudi arabia. >> would have paved way for americans to sue the saudi government to those with ties showdown pitting president obama against congress and families of the 9/11 victims. the president vetoed a bill allowing 9/11 families to sue saudi arabia in u.s. court. that decision was a blow to families. her husband, tom, was working on the 104th floor in the tower of the world trade center on september 11th, 2001. >> we have been fighting for this for over a decade for justice for the murder of our loved ones. >> reporter: today, congress

that veto with a vote in the senate followed by a vote in the house later this week. a two-thirds that senmajority i needed. and if successful, turns bill into law giving president obama his first veto override. five of the 19 hijackers were citizens of saudi arabia, but there was no evidence that the saudi government on officials funded the attacks. the bill passed unanimously this summer, a rare point of president obama found himself alone, and there were letters written to sustain the veto arguing it puts u.s. personnel at risk. saudi arabia is a key u.s. ally in the middle east, and president obama worries the bill would upset a long term precedent sparking retaliation against citizens and government in foreign court. >> it would increase the risk that is facing our service

>> reporter: the bill is another step in the pursuit of justice for her husband, tom. >> he lived by the motto, do the right thing, and this is congress doing the right thing, so he would be really proud of it. >> reporter: congressional leadership says they should have the two-thirds majority to override the veto by the end of this week, this bill would likely become law without the president's signature. an sigh of relief as the barriers held back most of the water. residents heeded the orders leaving iowa's second biggest city nearly discerted. the river will remain high through the end of the week, but as officials put it, they dodged a big bullet. one person's dead after a massive typhoon hit eastern china. the typhoon megi killed four in taiwan before arriving on the mainland in china bringing waves and strong wind and buildings

now a tropical storm. billionaire founder of spacex has sights set on the goal of going to mars speaking at a space conference in mexico, musk outlined plans for flights to the red planet starting in 2024. >> some of his rockets are still blowing up on the launch pad, so musk admits that going to mars will be pretty risky as well. >> basically, are you prepared to die? know, you're a candidate for going. >> okay. >> blunt. saying it's an incredible adventure, though, and colonization of mars within a century, but the ceo admits that might be optimistic. >> envisioning a self-sustaining city on mars with iron boundaries and pizza. >> oh. well, in that case -- coming up, hollywood heavy weight, tom hanks, goes to washington there to throw support behind an often

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oscar winner, tom hanks, took a break from the movie set on tuesday and made his way to capitol hill, visiting the nation's capital to launch a military campaign for care givers. they are spouses, mothers, fathers, and other loved ones, serving our country not on the battlefield, but in a different way, caring for our wounded warriors at home. the hidden heros campaign raises awareness to nearly 6 million people who care for our injured and ill veterans across the country. one of the biggest names in hollywood chairs it. >> it is one of the greatest love stories ever told, not only because of the devotion shown between them and their veterans, but because all the sacrifices and the heartache experienced by these hidden heros and their warriors have been made on behalf of each of us. >> reporter: the new initiative created by senator elizabeth dole's foundation was inspired

when her husband, bob dole, was hospitalized. >> she is, in two words, pretty convincing, and it is hard to say anything to her other than, senator, what do you need from me? >> reporter: the two leading the charge complete with movie references. >> life is like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. well, i don't want to disagree with forest, but the truth is, knew exactly what we were getting. >> reporter: an as for tom hanks, he couldn't avoid a trip to washington without a bit of humor. >> i've never seen so many women in single color outfits if my life. >> reporter: the new initiative provides a community where military families are encouraged to connect and support each other. hanks called on all military care givers across the country to speak out and their share

diane, kendis? >> they say there's an estimated 6 million military care givers in the u.s. >> looking at the former senator, the retired senator, elizabeth dole, looking great considering she's 80 out there trying to help others. so is bob dole. >> apparently the other ladies in the house as tom hanks commented, but he says people may not realize how much small contributions help. in terms of helping care givers, just giving them a ride, helping with groceries, or offering the care giver a job is a huge contribution for an effort like this. >> a good effort. coming up, the return of family game night. >> turning to indoor activities, we check out the latest and funniest games for the whole family that need no batteries and no plugs. "world news now" continues

with the weather getting cooler and days getting shorter, many of us move activities back indoors, which means it's a great time to resurrect game night. our toy insider joins us now with the season's funniest games. good morning. >> good morning. i love games, brings family and friends together. >> me too. >> what i love is everything

batteries, it's good old-fashioned fashion-to-fashion fun. >> and you don't have to search for the batteries when you can't find them. >> that's true. this is called prove it. a group gets together, and someone has to prove it. so, we start by spinning this little spinner. we were a group, i was the challenger, and this landed on you, i would be challenging you. >> okay. >> there's four different categories to choose from. we have mad skills. we have know-how. we have a luck card, and we have a team card to play. i might find a mad skill card that says, i wonder if you could put this spoon on your nose, and i'm going to say, i can hold if for five seconds. you say, i can hold it for ten seconds. >> i one up you or prove it? >> which one? >> i can hold for seven seconds. >> prove it. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

>> so it's a really fun game. this is going to get us nice and hungry. this is called taco takeover. >> mission accomplished already. >> we get a recipe card. you have yours. i have mine. >> did kendis arrange this? i have the vegan special. gibson is somewhere over there laughing right now. >> what we want to do is find everything that's on our recipe card. turn over the taco beef. i have beef. i get to keep this card. >> no beef. >> if you have it, put the card over there, and neither one of us can use it. >> oh. >> there's fun cards in here. we have our loco card. >> oh, that sounds fun. >> then i get all your toppings. then there's this card -- >> that's not a a good card. >> no, no, then i lose the hand. >> no one wants that. >> no, no, no. okay. so family game night is going to go hog wild with this one.

we have these two pigs, feel them. they are actually the dice. >> oh. >> throw them up in the air, throw them, but give them a quick throw, see how they land. >> making pigs fly. >> making pigs fly. depending how the pigs land, that's how many points you get. there's a sheet over here. we would have to figure it out here, so the goal is to get 100 points, but there are a few compromising positions that these pigs land in that you get no points. you lose your points. you have to decide if you want to keep going or stop. >> we can' moving on. >> we all love charades, right? >> of course. >> what's better than charades without a prop? >> a chicken if. >> this is a chicken, we still can't speak, but we can speak. we have our different charades card. i take a card, and i have to use this prop. maybe i'm doing this. >> back scratcher.

quick. i move this out of the way because -- >> this is dangerous. >> yeah. you remember pie face from last year. >> yeah. >> everyone loved it. that was a game of luck. now we compete. this is high stakes showdown. we are going to go face-to-face -- >> literally. >> how much whipped cream. you say when. >> i think that's good. that's good i'd say. >> there's a button on the side. put faces on. together, together. >> i lost, but i dodged the whipped cream. whoever pushes the fastest? >> the fastest. >> oh, well, that could have -- well, i will reap the benefits anyway. thank you so much for being here. this is a great toy insider, great having you, and don't forget, check out these games and lots of others on laurie's website, the toyinsider.com, and

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? ? so, kendis challenged me to a spoon off. but i discovered he was cheating and looking for gum to put on the back. >> i'm going to sneeze. [ laughter ] it doesn't really work that well when you're -- ? ? >> i didn't think you would do very well at that game. >> for sure. >> okay. so next segment, two truths and a why, a woman on the other handed a pizza, but gets something different and a group of teenagers doing good deeds. >> can those be topped by a talking dog? we have two truths and a why. good morning, will. >> reporter: kendis, diane, you're starving, order lunch

wanted. the worst, right? well, maybe not. a san jose native ordered chicken wings from dominos, but what she got instead was thousands of dollars in cold hard cash. she immediately called the store in hopes of getting in touch with a manager, and eventually, she was able to return the money, but for her good deed, her own employer gave her a week off with pay and dominos is giving her free pizza for a year. talk about taking home some next, a story that's really been growing like a weed online. raising men lawn care service is a nonprofit enlisting young volunteers to cut lawns of folks who could really use the help. the organization was found by a college student in huntsville, alabama when he saw an elderly

today, they mow 100 yards a month for the elderly, disabled, single parent homes, and veterans all for free. thanks to donations on kick starter it drove volunteers to sign up on facebook, they now have chapters in seven states no slow-mow there. get it? like slow mowing the lawn? why? dogs struggle with stay and shake, but why does this dog speak full sentences in english? i don't know. look at this video of him reminding his mom that e he loves her. >> mom, mom, mom, love you! >> aside from speaking, he's a full-time model on instagram with 55,000 followers. kendis, diane, did you ask your dog to speak and he did, or is that just a marcel thing? >> i'm thinking it's a marcel thing. >> i tried to get frank to speak. it doesn't work.

this morning on "world news now," back on the trail. >> presidential candidates wasting no time getting to the battleground states after the record-setting debate. hillary clinton and donald trump telling their supporters they came out on top. full coverage and surprising endorsement ahead. breaking news from the middle east. former israeli leader peres has reactions coming in from around the world after the passing of a nobel peace prize winner whose life mirrored that of his nation. then -- >> we have to protest because y'all treating us wrong. >> an emotional plea of a young girl in charlotte, words, tears, and public meeting after the death of keith scott, and last week, chaotic protests. what she's calling for coming up.

the question at yankee stadium, but let's say things did not go as smoothly as he hoped. we'll tell you the rest on this wednesday, september 28th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> crime in the bronx is getting out of hand. the ring goes poof. all right. good morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin this half hour with more jabs from the presidential nominees following the most watched debate in u.s. history. >> amazing. that is bigger than the oscars, twice as much as the oscars. so donald trump is telling his supporters he refrained from mentioning bill clinton's infidelities because he didn't want to embarrass his opponent. and hillary clinton, well, she's beaming, clearly pleased with her debate performance. we get more now from abc's maggie ruley.

oh, yeah! one down, two to go. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying supporters while on the road in north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump also relishing the debate in florida. >> i think we did very well. we won virtually every poll. >> reporter: on "fox & friends" playing defense, when asked about how he treated former miss universe doubled down. >> she was the winner, and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight, and it was a real problem. >> reporter: the clinton camp, armed and ready with this ad in response. miss piggy, hello, miss housekeeping. >> reporter: the attacks followed exchanges so out of place, they had the audience laughing, even though they were supposed to remain quiet. >> i have a feeling by end of the evening, i'm going to be blamed for everything. >> why not. >> yeah, why not.

over to state authorities trying to get a casino license, and showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that makes me smart. >> reporter: then trump, quick to fire back. >> i'll release tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release. i will release my tax returns. >> reporter: we can expect to hear more fiery arguments they square off two more times, but the vice presidential candidates square off in virginia next tuesday. plenty to look forward to. >> that, indeed. thank you. hillary clinton, in the meantime, picked up the endorsement of the arizona republic newspaper, the first time the newspaper backed a democrat for president in the 126-year history. they called the board, clinton, quoting here, the only choice to

they said trump is not conservative and not qualified, and it asked the question, whose hand do you want on the nuclear button? breaking news from the middle east where the former israeli leader shimon peres has died. peres served twice as prime minister and later as the president. >> but his most notable accomplishment was on the international stage where he helped negotiate the accords. he won the nobel peace prize because of that along with leaders of israeli liberation organization. president obama released a statement praising peres saying he changed the course of human history. he died after suffering a stroke. he was 93 years old. extremely hot and dry conditions aiding wildfires burning in northern california. the largest in the santa cruz mountains where hundreds of residents have been ordered to evacuate. >> the loma fire has consumed

the blaze is only 10% contained. and the weather is not likely to help anytime soon. paul, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and diane. let me explain how serious this is. take a look at our threat weather between severe, orange, and exceptional, which is darker red. you notice where that's located along the west coast including los angeles area. so we're seeing a range between severe and exceptional conditions and extreme conditions relating to the drought conditions ex aspirating these problems wit we need a helping hand from mother nature. there's scattered showers developing, but not over the region where we need to help. it stays dry there. >> thank you. in the midwest, the floods preparation in cedar rapids, iowa, apparently paid off. it crested a foot below expectations, but the flood barriers held back the water. downtown cedar rapids was mostly empty yesterday as people obeyed evacuation orders. the river is expected to stay at flood stage through the end of the week. a bomb scare forced the

mecklenberg police headquarters. >> a suspicious package was removed last night by a bomb robot after a bomb snitching dogs alerted authorities to it. the package was then taken to a remote location. >> and quite a scene. focused on north carolina's youngest residents. >> a 9-year-old expressing her feelings in the unrest following scott's shooting and making an emotional appeal for peace. >> i've come here today to talk about how i fe. >> reporter: little 9-year-old diana olophant taking the podium before the cameras in charlotte city council with help from her brother and encouragement from a crowd, eager to hear her words. >> we are black people and we shouldn't have to feel like this. we shouldn't have to protest because y'all treating us wrong. we do this because we need to

room with a simple message. >> our fathers and mowers are killed and we can't even see them any more. it's a shame we have to go to that graveyard ask bury them. we have tears, and we shouldn't have tears. we need our fathers and mothers to be by our sides. >> reporter: the little girl stepping down from that podium into a warm embrace. as the city begins to heal, some call for the resignation of the mayor and police the naacp delivering a list of demands. eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. the wells fargo sales scandal is going to cost its ceo $41 million. that's how much stock and salary the ceo is forfeiting after the program encouraged employees to open accounts for customers without their authorization. the executive in charge of the part of the bank's operation will lose $19 million and has left wells fargo without

stumpf, who is the ceo, is scheduled to testify again on capitol hill tomorrow. a consumer alert. tyson foods recalls more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that plastic was found in some of the nuggets. the five pound bags of fully cooked nuggets were sold in costco stores nationwide. all the information is on our website, wnnfans.com. new this morning, the father of the new york city bombing suspect reveals new details about his son. mohammed rahami tells abc's brian ross that in the months before the devices went off in new york city and new jersey, the younger rahami became increasingly secretive. he even replaced the locks on his bedroom door. he says no one in the family had any idea what his son was planning. more on that interview coming up on "good morning america," but the fbi released a new photo of the men they are looking for in connection with the pressure

piece of luggage, removed the explosive device inside and then left with just the luggage. here in new york, a different kind of investigation had to go down after a man's first worst fears possibly were realized. >> yeah. look at the guy with the yankee jersey looking dejected because the engagement ring he brought to the today stadium for his girlfriend somehow just got lost. the announcers had some fun with it. >> they literally can't find the ring. oh. yeah, she is looking -- they are all looking for a diamond, allegedly, a diamond ring. >> oh, my word. >> whoops. >> so the search continued for a while, as you can see. a few rows of people got involved. >> you can hear the announcers are wondering is there actually a ring or just the plan all along, however, you can see the crowd goes wild as the ring is

>> and she said no. >> no, she said yes, she said yes! >> can you imagine? oh. >> not only did he win the big yes, and she won the ring, of course, and the joy of marrying him. >> yeah. >> but the yankees won against the red sox, 6-4. ha-ha! >> that's great unless you're a red sox fan. >> we're talking fans proposing in yankee stadium and i don't care about the red sox fans. sorry. >> wow. boston. >> no, you don't. >> coming up, just going to move on because there's going to be a lot of hate on twitter for you. >> for me? >> hating on the red sox fans. >> not hating. just having some yankee pride. a child born with the help of three parents. and look out below, this video just in, the powerful storm that clearly left its mark on taiwan.

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new technique that combines dna from three people. the baby boy and his parents were treated this mexico by an american medical team. >> his dna came from mom and dad, but one piece of the mother's dna was swapped out for that of an eeg donor. the technique was created to prevent the child tr developing his mother's fatal developmental disorder. a man who says he spent more than a week at sea after his fishing boat sank is now talking with the coast guard. >> but after searching more than 62,000 square nautical miles, the search for his mother has been called off. elizabeth hur >> reporter: relief and has the latest. gratitude from family and friends who call this an answer to their prayers. 22-year-old nathan carman

an inflatable raft. >> we are ecstatic. we are excited. >> i was thrilled they found him, and i was devastated that linda was not with him. >> reporter: a family friend reported the two missing after the mother and son left for a fishing trip on september 18th and failed to return. the coast guard says rescuers searched for days to no avail then this past sunday, nathan was picked up by a tiny freighter off martha's vineyard. the 22-year-old told authorities his mother disappeared when the fishing boat sank. >> when the b he got the life raft, went looking for his mom and could not find her. >> one prayer answered, waiting on the second one. >> reporter: despite the search being suspended, friends are still praying for a miracle. now abc reports he is asperger's, and the family will be present for any future interviews with authorities. coast guard officials say their focus now is lernling everything

rescue efforts are necessary to make sure this doesn't happen again. kendis and diane. >> thanks to elizabeth. in the next half hour, new revelations in the death of miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez. what we're now learning about the tragic boat accident over the weekend and the haunting text messages sent among his friends during his final hours. but first, the tsa canine named after a falling firefighter who is being given a new leash on life after retirement. we'll tell you what's next for this very special dog. "world news now" continues after this from our abc

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security checkpoints at more than 35 airports all across the country. >> but this morning, there's four fewer paws patrolling jfk international. as we find out from kimberly richardson. >> my wife is in love with him, my children are in love with him, i'm in love with him. there's no way i could not have him. >> reporter: all that love for this 7-year-old black lab. >> we call it marriage, you get you're with him more than any other person in your life. >> reporter: together 24/7, but life changed for christopher nathan and his partner, the k-9 that's officially retired. he will soon get a replacement dog, but has chosen to adopt this 58-pound charmer. >> now when i leave the house in the morning with the other one, he's going to be, why are you leaving me, daddy? it's like dropping your child off at nursery school for the first day. i'm going to cry. >> reporter: as part of the explosive detection unit,

stiller, the brooklyn firefighter who died september 11, 2001, was honored. working behind the scenes, working all acres at jfk, 10 1/2 hour shift, active for about hour, and then takes a break. >> the nose is their strongest organ. if you are running on a treadmill, how long can you do it for? then you need to rest. >> reporter: here he is in action. a test. we could be found in a bomb. within seconds, stiller sits. something's there. >> he doesn't know he found an explosive. all he knows is easing going to get his toy. >> reporter: a squeaky yellow ball. he sees it as an exhausting game of hide and seek. >> you don't see them for hours. they have to have their down time. completely. >> reporter: so what's next for stiller? it's not what you think. retirement looks much different when you're dealing with a dog

>> i'm going to have to wean him down, and then try to give him a new purpose. >> reporter: possibly a therapy dog. but for now, it's job well done for this man's best friend. kimberly richardson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> the tsa is always looking for good new homes for these retired explosive dogs, but they do warn they're not always a good for every home. because the dogs -- the breeds are chosen, so they're considered very driven but very active. >> yep. >> while their training pays off in this work, it doesn't always translate to being well-trained when living in a home. >> indeed. typically, i guess, you see this one is a lab, but typically german short hair pointers, german shepher german shepherds, and lab door retrievers, of course. >> and most of them live in kennels when they're doing this type of work, not a home.

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? we've had so many stories about police and community interaction, and this one in ohio is really, really fascinating and touching. follow me on this. 3:00 a.m. sunday, this guy, mark ross, finds out his teenage sister was tragically killed in a car accident. he and a buddy get in a car to go to the family members and to the scene. they get pulled over for speeding. understandably why they're speeding after getting that news by a state trooper. ross had an outstanding warrant out for his arrest. so he thinks he will be arrested. he explains what happened, and the officer volunteers to actually drive them 100 miles to michigan to be closer to the family. >> so he escorted them so they

>> yeah. so you see here, this is ross and the officer. officer robertson there, a state highway patrol sergeant in ohio, and after the fact, ross posted this. it has been shared 117,000 times. understandably. >> wow. >> great story. all right, i want to introduce you to leah gomez. she is 6 years old of san antonio, texas. and leah had some pretty strong opin her birthday party. >> uh-huh. >> turn my birthday into a lifestyle, which that lifestyle she wanted centered around drake. so mom went all out throwing her a drake themed birthday party. there's drake balloons, drake invitation and a custom-themed drake cake. >> look at the balloons. she's 6 years old and into drizzy. >> yeah. she, like i said, determined on

garnered more than 6,000 retweets. other people were a fan. >> forget the cartoon parties. yes, going straight for drake. all right. this is sort of like a sad and happy story at the same time. i want to introduce you to the world's loneliest shelter dog. >> oh. >> look at that guy there. >> oh. >> freya. rejected 18,720 times. >> what? >> yeah. okay. so dubbed the world's loneliest dog. film director, michael bay, read an article about the terrier who spent the first six years of her life in animal rescue in united kingdom. gave her a role in "transformers 5" alongside anthony hopkins. there, there's the shooting of the movie. a family adopted her afterwards. >> yeah! she's going home! >> yeah. >> all right, ending with some video of a big fish eating

overnight as an upper-level system spins moisture in from the east. some sprinkles are possible in northeast iowa as moisture wraps around the system. more sunshine emerges with a partly cloudy sky into the weekend. after low 60s dominate highs on wednesday, low 70s return early next week. have a good night. tonight: mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles. wind: nw 5-10.low: 46 tomorrow: mostly cloudy and cool. a few sprinkles are possible, mainly northeast. wind: nw 15-25. high: 62 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. low: 48 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 69 low: 48 friday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 48 saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 69 low: 52

low: 53 tuesday: slight chance of showers and storms. high: 77 low: 58 wednesday: making news in america this morning, israel's senior statesman shimon peres has passed away. the emotional tributes pouring in as details about his final are released. on the defense after the debate, donald trump taking aim at the moderator and his microphone. plus, hillary clinton's acting like the debate's winner and taking a new this morning, more protests following a deadly police involved shooting. police are already defending their actions and releasing a picture of the confrontation. >> new video of the rescued boater found eight days after setting sail with his mother who is still missing. what he said this morning after finally arriving home. good wednesday morning,