western crew saiders. u.s. and britain said there's little desire for civil war, and instead, they want more sanctions against russia. the european union meets this week to keep up the pressure on russia. well, emotions high as some nigerian schoolgirls were reunited with parents after spending two years as hostages. 21 girls were released from boko families on sunday. there were the first girls released after negotiations between the group and nigeria oo's government, but nearly 200 are still captive. police in alaska asked for the public's help for finding a suspect accused of shooting an officer. from the officer's car, it shows the suspect walking down the sidewalk and then crossing to the officer's side of the car. another video shows the alleged gunman walking away from the

abandon it blocks away after shooting the officer who was seriously injured. mourners gathered to pay respects for four people killed in an accident. it took place saturday when a pickup truck plunged off the bridge falling into the middle of a festival. here's the details. >> the driver of this demolished pickup truck, a member of the u.s. navy charged with four counts of vehicular homicide and dui. >> sounded like gunfire, and seen the vehicle come down. >> vehicle on its side. it's going to roll back over. >> the cell phone video shows chaos and panic in a crowded fair in san diego after that truck flew off a bridge and plunged 60 feet on to a vendor in a packed motorcycle festival. >> when they arrived, they did find the vehicle on its side, and on top of four individuals.

nine injured. authorities say the driver, 24-year-old richard anthony seen here treated at the scene was under the influence when he lost control. >> there's no other thought that, you know, but what's going -- what you see is somebody's got tbe dead. >> reporter: he survived the crash and is in the hospital with serious injuries. he is not yet entered a plea. this crash could have been even worse. the truck came to a stop just feet from a stage where a band was playing. no w doing. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. as expected, san francisco quarterback, colin kaepernick continued protests of the national anthem before the team's game in buffalo. kaepernick and two teammates knelt down prompting boos from buffalo fans. kneels is kaepernick's protest against police brutality. kaepernick questioned why the actions are questioned by some as unpatriotic.

un-american about fighting for liberty and justice for everybody, for the equality that this country says it stands for. you know, to me, i see it as very patriotic and american to uphold the united states to the standards that it says it lives by. >> he said some fans told him they were supporting him. he made his first start in nearly a year yesterday, but that didn't do much good against buffalo. the bills won the game don't bother looking for a clown mask at target this halloween. the giant retailer is no longer selling them in stores and removed them from the website. a spokesman says target is sensitive to the increasing number of crazy clown scares now reported around the world. some clown costumes may still be available. >> there goes my excuse when i walk into a halloween party. like, why do you have a clown mask on? no, it's just the mug.

so far, however, no one is banning the bedroom slippers. >> well, thank the lord. >> not only making your feet look like wookie, but make the sounds. this is awesome. in fact, there's two different sounds in each pair. >> one size fits most adult humans and notice the toenails. nice touch. they keep the feet warm while stationed or lounging on the falcon, perhaps. each has different roar sounds. you can't just have one. >> several sounds, i guess so. in the meantime, over the weekend, a video, compilatcompi everyday items that sound like the beloved character went

that? >> it's so stupid but so funny. >> it is awesome. >> i didn't realize so many sounds like him. i wonder if they used these items to make the sound. >> our mugs are broken. we need different mugs. >> nothing. >> very disappointed with our surroundings now. coming up, a surprise guest star who would join sir paul m the duet she sang and what was joked about. a home takeover turning one family's life into a living nightmare. the care giver for their elderly father who now refuses to move out months after his death. first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather

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the moon this weekend hit a triple play, a hunter's super moon. that's moon, meaning it's in the sky longer than usual, and it's at the closest point in the orbit around earth appearing larger than usual. if you can't run outside during the next break, don't worry, two more chances this year to see the hunter's moon. >> it was very impressive this weekend. bitter case of home takeover unfolding now in san diego. it's prompting many homeowners to think twice about whom they invite into their home as live-in help. >> a care giver for an elderly

the man passed away and his wife is still alive. >> reporter: a community fighting back on behalf of a 90-year-old woman trying to get back into the home she's lived in for nearly six decades. >> i think that she's heartless. she's heartless. fran is talking about the woman she hired a year ago to care for her dying husband. sheryl, featured here on a 2010 episode of "horders" moved the home, but when she tried to fire her, she refused to leave, even after her husband passed away in january. >> she got to be very nasty after that. >> reporter: both women filing restraining orders against each other. accusing the widow of punching her in the arm. >> my mother is 90 years old, failing health. >> reporter: claims she changed the locks, her story brought to

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all right, time for the skinny starting with a scare for bee yop say. >> yes. the pop diva was performing over the weekend in brooklyn for her husband, jay-z's charity concert when the long braided ponytail caught in one of her earrings and literally ripped it out of her ear lobe. >> the resulting injury left blood dripping down the neck, horrifying those in the audience

sheer strength and determination and resolve, beyonce powered through her set without even missing a beat. no word this morning on just how extensive the injury was. you saw the moment in the video clip, touches her ear, and then looks at the hand and keeps going. yeah. >> she's not scared. >> not scared. this is the reason why we all bow down. next to much less painful performance on stage in southern california. >> no wardrobe malfunctions for paul mccartney who surprised the crowd when he brought ri hrgs anna on stage. >> the it was the first time the former beatle and bad girl performed the song together since last year's grammy awards. >> the desert trip music

making fun of the older demographic of attendees. >> and even sir paul joked about it as she stepped down from the stage and we found someone under 50. under the age of 50. >> seems like a great show. i'd go. >> yeah. >> ground shaking news for "sex in the city" fans. >> in an interview, sarah jessica parker discussed a new tv series on hbo called >> it turned to "sex in the city," and the star dropped a hint about the idea for a third movie that could be taking shape soon. >> here's a warning from parker about the third movie, she said, quote, the idea, it rests in the butler's pantry, not on the table, but somebody's holding it nearby. >> now, she did not elaborate on how close nearby really is or how far away the butler's pantry

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good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now," iraqi forces pushing into mosul, the last city held by isis in the country. the extremist group lost a syria town, it said would be the staging area for an apocalypse battle. morning in the dark following powerful storms in the northwest this weekend. trees came down blocking some roads, even so forecasters thought those storms were going to be worse. a big warmup on the way for the eastern half of the country. high temperatures from chicago to new york all the way in the 70s and 80s. areas in the midwest could see

average. cubs and dodgers are in the running, and those are some of the top stories on this monday, it is october 17th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good monday morning, everyone. we're starting overseas this half hour in a battle taking place right now. artillery and air strikes by the u.s. led coalition have been softening up iraqi city of mosul as government troops begin to move in. defense secretary ash carter says it could be a decisive moment in the battle against isis. >> the group held the city for more than two years. government forces are moving in from the south and east, and here's more from the front lines. >> reporter: battered humvees and soldiers roll out as iraq announced all-out battle with

prime minister said and the liberation for mosul started. 30,000 troops are backed by u.s. special forces advisers on the ground, and american jets carrying out air strikes. isis has held the city for over two years, and it's digging in to defend its biggest prize, burning oil and tires for cover, digging tums and setting traps for advancing forces. we visited a base looking at the front line, post face-to-face with the enemy. this is the closest to the positions in the area. in fact, there's an isis flag on the next ridge over a mile away. it routinely is under fire. these fighters have lost friends and tell us they are impatient for this battle for mosul to get underway. including this soldier who did not want to be seen for security reasons, leaving a life in canada to fight isis. >> one of the worst

history, i think, probably, and i think it's very important for everybody that can do something to stand up and fight back. >> reporter: the iraqi military dropped leaflets telling residents to stay away from isis positions around 1 million people are expected to flee the fighting in what the u.n. says could be the biggest human a tearian crisis this year. >> and in neighboring syria, isis suffered another setback. turkish backe captured dabiq. they promised in propaganda the doomsday battle against nonbelievers would start in the small town. instead, isis troops put up minimal resistance before leaving. donald trump points fingers blaming hillary clinton and democrats for the attack that damaged a building and his campaign signs.

window and a slur about nazi republicans was spray painted ob the building as well. >> when people try to stifle freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, you must come back with more speech and aggressively defend your rights. >> north carolina's governor said the fire bombing was clearly an attack on our democracy. hillary clinton also called it horrific and donald trump is launching a new tirade of wild allegations says he's victim of conspiracy. hillary clinton has a slight lead in the latest poll. and mike pence says the gop ticket will accept the results of the election, but trump continues to tweet claiming the election is rigged more than 20 times. abc's martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: in a sweltering

sounding >> these false attacks are absolutely hurtful. to be lied about, to be slanders, to be speered publicly, and before your thafay you love is painful. >> reporter: that speech, a turning point, his rallies getting wilder, mocking accusers -- >> believe me, she would not be my first choice that i could tell you. >> reporter: unloading on clinton. >> hillary clinton shod for what she did. >> reporter: throwing out the theory she took drugs for the debate. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. i i do. i don't know what's going on with her, but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. >> reporter: all this is a series of national and state polls showing trump's path to victory looking less likely with every passing day.

battlegrounds, trump showing weakness in utah, texas, anesthalaska, and our poll shows while hillary clinton holds on to her lead, trump supporters are sticking with him. among likely voters, hillary clinton is beating trump by 47-43 points. that four point advantage, essentially unchanged from the two-point lead a month ago, and this surprising finding. voters is actually falling. off 11 points of white women without college degrees rally to trump, and while republican lawmakers, especially those in competitive races may be running away, the party base is as much with him as democrats are with clinton. her support among democrats, 89%. 86% of republicans are with him.

sexual aggression, 68% of voters say he probably has made unwanted sexual advances towards women, which he's denied, but 84% of republicans say it won't affect their vote. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. at hillary clinton breaks from campaigning to prepare for wednesday's debate, she faces questions of thousands hacked e-mails posted by wikileaks. there' speeches she gave to goldman sachs and takes a softer stance with wall street than revealed in public. the clinton campaign has not revealed the authenticity of the e-mails, but blame russia for trying to influence the election. two chinese astronauts on the way to their own space station. they left northern china this morning for the two-day trip, the pair spends 30 days in orbit, longest mission so far for chinese astronauts.

taking part in the international space station because american authorities say the chinese space program had a strong military component to it. in the meantime, a european space agency probe is on the way down to the surface of mars. this takes three days, and the landing should take place on wednesday morning. the probe's purpose is to take measurements and measure and prepare a way for a european mars rover. meanwhile, the mothership remains in orbit around the red planet to atmosphere. morning time is prime time for orange juice, and you may noticed prices are rising. this year's orange harvest in florida is down 14% compared to last year. some officials say the sunshine state is in the midst of the worst orange harvest crisis since records began being kept more than 100 years ago. prices are on the way up and will continue to rise through

mimosas? that's the question. >> we'll get brian ross on that . >> exactly. >> a texas police officer got a surprise when he investigated a noise complaint. he thought it would be a rowdy party. >> kind of right. this is the video of what he found. the officer starts questioning a group of young men. they were in an apartment complex parking lot practicing a surprise dance routine for a wedding. >> the officer hung around wedding was nothing what they were doing, but on the big day, all the practice was worth it. >> the groom and all of his groommen pulled off the routine flawlessly. a big congratulations to david and his new bride. i just love the idea of the cop rolling up, preparing to have this complete, you know, what's going on, and i think this group of guys going, five, six, seven, eight, and one, two, three,

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australia were among those who came to the rescue of a humped back whale aerohen calf. the youngster's tail caught in a shark net and couldn't get free. rescuers cut away the net and the pair swam away. expermits said both of them appeared to be in good condition despite the ordeal. >> good spirits after they swam away. >> we don't have a whale psychology saying, oh, you're good. back at home, a growing number of amerins rescued from the increasingly devicive political talk happening at work. >> in fact, it has nearly 25% of workers, according to one poll, saying they feel less productive and more stressed at their jobs as a result. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: a presidential race like none other, and the political conversation is spilling into the workplace, in

discussions. >> i wouldn't say it's wrong to express your political views in the workplace, but i would say it's unadvisable. >> reporter: what happens when your choice for the white house is making you feel isolated at work? >> i felt disrespected, ins insulted. >> reporter: john felt targeted after posting a pro-trump postcard in his work space. >> three managers at the company basically said i had to take it down. it was not allowed up there. i refused, and i kept it up. >> reporter: soon after he came to work and found vandalized. >> felt like an attack. prior to putting that up on the cork board, i was treated very well. once i did put up the make america great on my cork board, everything changed. >> reporter: o'brian decided to leave the job, his company not wishing to comment to abc news. if you find this unavoidable in the office, here's do ease and don'ts on the sunbject. keep an open mind.

opportunity to change the other person's mind. talk in i-feel statements. >> reporter: keep the conversation short. >> agree to disagree. let's, you know, get back to what we're here to do, which is our jobs. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> i feel like it's making me more productive. on facebook, it's a barrage of people arguing with each other. making me not wanting to go on anymore. >> i thought to skip talk about politics and talk about religion. that's more successful. >> yes. nothing can possibly go wrong. have a few cocktails while you do that. that's a recipe for success. >> oh, man. it's almost over, three weeks and it's over. coming up, catching hot deals as the weather cools down.

? ? back to school behind us, now is a great time to splurge on purchases you may have been putting off as retailers gear up tort holidays. joining us this morning to talk about five areas where you can save serious cash, we have consumer expert with us. thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> it's interesting specific seasons have specific products you can go after.

>> cars. >> why cars in the fall if. >> it's the time of year when dealers have to move out the old inventory to make room for the new models, the 2017s, heavily discounting onto 16s, remaining 2015s, 0% financing, cash back rebates, bonuses, really good deals across the board. here's the deal, gas prices are low. gas projections could be under $2 national level in the coming weeks with the holidays approaching. that's not green cars. a real deal would be the leaf would be an attractive car to consider, and i think you should consider going 2016 models that are redesigned, replaced, or rebranded for 2017, great bargains there. >> helping the environment and pocket too. >> that's right. >> girls and patio equipment, the weather is cooler, people need less, but this year it's harder? >> it's funny. demand for the seasonal items does linger when the weather

know, the -- >> not a lot left? >> not a lot left. whatever is left, though, you're talking, you know, up to 70% off. you can do better than that if you buy off the floor. >> that's a lot. >> that's very good. that's a significant bargain. >> why not buy off the floor? might as well. >> why not buy summer sporting goods if you're in the market for a tennis racket, bike, golf clubs, 30-50% off of these things. potentially up to 70% off at the big retailers, too. it's the time of year when the workouts move, you know, indoors. >> inside. >> and the fashion cycle changes. >> denim, surprises me. a popular season for denim. >> whatever's leftover from the back to school season is discounted, 20-50% designer denim, and if you're interested in the high end stuff, you know, a third off, but everything else, you know, potentially, up

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americans feel uncomfortable talking with their partners about what they really like in bed. >> so one enterprising author took a bed to the streets of of new york city to find out just how hesitant new yorkers can be whet when talking about sex. >> reporter: author and sex-pert, jenni block taking a ride around the block. >> get in bed with me and talk about sex? >> reporter: spicing up the four-post bed. sex sells, especially in the form of free advice. >> we've been trying to communicate a bit more often in bed. >> my best piece of advice is start through texting. it opens everything up. >> reporter: sex and the city, but in the city 8.4 million people. >> come talk to me. >> reporter: could this sex-pert get business si norngzers talk

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drizzle and light rain will be possible this morning on "world news now", called an attack on our democracy. >> both campaigns reacting to the fire bombing of a republican party office in north carolina. the vandals spray painting hateful messages and threats on the walls. it comes after trump unleashed a barrage of tweets aisle. in the fight against terror, the battle to take back a stronghold in iraq is underway. iraqi forces move into mosul. we're on the front lines. in florida, a vehicle flies off the highway, and anxious onlookers shouting as others race against flames to rescue the victims from the wreck.

runs through the philadelphia suburbs, a must-win area for both candidates. we talked to voters there on this monday morning, october 17th. from abc news, this is "worlds news now." good monday morning to you all. reaction to the fire bomb that ripped through a local republican office in north carolina. >> donald trump blames hillary clinton and democrats tweeting the office was targeted, quoting here, because we're winning. liquid was thrown through the office. all of this happening saturday night damaging the interior of the building along with furniture and trump campaign signs. a warning for republicans to get out of town was sprawled on a nearby building. >> this is a horrific, horrific act of political terrorism. one that we will not succumb to,

>> hillary clinton also called the fire bombing horrific and unacceptable and north carolina's governor described it as an attack on our democracy. >> so as the campaign heads into the final three week stretch, donald trump sharpens attacks and fepds off sexual assault allegations. >> a washington post poll shows the race close with hillary clinton four points ahead of trump, still within the margin of error. >> with the third and final debate two days away, trump call he's levying a wild allegation against hillary clinton. it's your voice, your vote, here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: donald trump lashing out saying the election can't be trusted. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> reporter: without evidence, trump is increasingly saying he's the victim of a conspiracy to take him down.

than 20 times. even suggesting saturday night live is in on it. >> what about all the women accusing you of sexual assault? >> they need to shut the hell up. >> reporter: tweeting, time to retire boring and unfollow-upny show, baldwin portrayal stinks, media rigging election. trump's running mate tried to reassure the public. >> we'll respect the will of the american people in the election. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says trump is u scorched earth scare tactics. >> he is swinging at every phantom of his own imagination because he knows he's losing. >> reporter: trump is ramping up attacks as more women accuse him of sexual misconduct. the latest to speak out, kathy heller, saying trump kissed her without concept at a mother's day event. trump's campaign denies the allegation saying in a statement, it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decades.

lies, lies. >> reporter: and trump speaking about a suspected fire bombing of a gop office in hillsboro, north carolina seeming to blame clinton supporters. hillary clinton calling the attack horrific and unacceptable. trump has a new unfounded theory. clinton may be on drugs. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the deba i do. because i don't know what's going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end, it was, like, oh, take me down. >> reporter: despite all the controversy, our new poll shows trump supporters stick with him, but their enthusiasm is waning, down 12 points since last month. mary bruce, abc news, washington. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail preparing for

facing growing questions over thousands of hacked e-mails posted by wikileaks. the e-mails believed to be from campaign chairman include transcripts of private speeches she gave to goldman sachs, giving a softer view than given in public. she has scripted advisers instructing clinton to laugh at herself. the clinton campaign neither confirmed or deny the e-mails. ey trying to influence the election and are to blame. a major battle against isis in underway in iraq. iraq's prime minister announced the liberation and said it's begun. mosul has been under isis control for more than two years and is the last major stronghold in iraq held by isis. ash carter describes it a decisive movement in the campaign to defeat the terrorist group. we are on the front lines with more from just outside mosul. >> reporter: tens of thousands

the city which is iraq's second biggest. we spent the day with kurdish forces here in the northern part of iraq. we visited several other bases that overlook both mosul and isis positions. every fighter we met was eager, even impatient to get the battle started and push isis out of mosul. this is their last stand. they lost all the other cities they took over in 2014, and the question now is whether they put up a big fight or try to slip away across the border into syria. the ira backed up by american and other international special forces advisers on the ground and u.s. led coalition is carrying out air strikes as well. the iraqi military dropped leaflets on the city telling residents to stay away from isis positions that will be targeted. around 1 million people are expected to flee the fooigting. the u.n. and other agencies setting up emergency camps to accommodate all of them in what the u.n. says could be the biggest humanitarian crisis in

abc news, iraq. back in this country, two men in custody after a deadly gunfight in a party in los angeles.seeking more. three people killed, dozens wounded in a restaurant where a birthday party was held. witnesses described gunshots being mistaken for fireworks. suspects found after seeking treatment for their own injuries. police in lexington, kentucky have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of the daughter of olympic sprinter. the 15-year-old 4:00 a.m. in the parking lot of a restaurant by her father. the teen was a track star at her high school. police say she was caught in the cross fire and are looking for other suspects. communities near lake tahoe face a double threat. firefighters work to gain control of a wildfire burning more than 20 homes. rainfall is helping those efforts, but now the rain is also creating new concerns about flooding. hundreds of structures are still threatened by the flames, and

in place. thousands of residents in washington and oregon are without power following a series of strong storms. winds at 50 miles per hour brought down trees all across the region. still, the storm ended up being weaker than forecasters expected. it seemed no one read any forecast before this high school football game friday night. it couldn't stop the raiders who beat the vike 27-8. not ideal. >> absolutely. >> go crescent city. the national league championship series is tied at one game a piece after the dodgers beat the cubs 1-0. gonzalez homered in the second for the only run for los angeles there. it was pitcher kershaw shutting down chicago at home limiting cubs to a pair of singles over seven innings. the series moves to los angeles on tuesday. the american league series resumes tonight with cleveland

two games to none. and on to fantasy sports because fantasy football performances, can't ask for more than than when beckham jr. he caught a pass and turned it into a 75 yard touchdown. >> impressive. when he got to the end zone, it got weird. he made a pole vaulter celebration with a triple jump. i don't think he landing. my thought on it. >> toes were not pointed, come on. >> then he continued the odd relationship kicking, covering himself on the ground -- come on, man, get a room. >> later, he had another long touchdown and penalized for unsportsman like conduct. he went back to kicking the net. seemingly proposing to it, and we're guessing it said yes?

course of the relationship where they had an argument, and, you know -- >> made them stronger. >> did he got get a penalty? >> one, i believe. >> not for the first thing? >> i'm not sure. >> so weird. >> i don't understand where the line is of excess celebration? >> yeah. >> sometimes it's over the top, and they get nothing, and other times they do something that seems fairly simple and they are in tub needs to tamp down his emotion. >> i'd say so. t new york daily news says they have to end it like beckham. tired of the antics and people in new york feel that way. >> but thankful he's on their fantasy teams. barely three weeks away from the presidential election, a candidate can't win the keystone state without winning the suburbs. talking to voters about what

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police officers and ordinary citizens rush to try to rescue the driver there with a car on fire. the car rolled over, and the driver was not seriously injured, but fought rescuers as they tried to get him out of the vehicle. a participant describes the rescue as intense. >> turning now to the georgia map accused of murder for loving his young son in a hot car. >> prosecutors escort to the wnsz stand to paint a picture of a man they allege who was trying to escape his life as a husband and as a dad. >> reporter: a former escort took the stand friday at the murder trial of justin ross harris. prosecutors allege harris intentionally killed his 22 month old son, cooper harris. the witness testifying she had sex with the defendant weeks before he left his son to die in a hot car. >> the way i was able to

him, just didn't care. >> reporter: the boy died in a hot summer day in 2014 after being left by his father in the backseat of the silver suv for several hours. harris, fighting a murder charge, pled not guilty saying he forgot to drop the boy off at day care on his way into work. harris seen here crying on the first day of testimony as he relived the day. >> he was devastated by the loss of his son. >> reporter: testifying she was approached by police months after the picture of ross stating the phone number she used in the days of an escort was found in harris' phone records. >> did you engage in sexual acts with him -- >> yes, on three occasions. >> reporter: pointing to the cell phone records as well as computer searches proof that harris didn't want to be a father anymore. >> i entered the term child and

>> reporter: but what was missing, alleged searches related to in-car deaths. >> you found no evidence on the iphone or the macbook to corroborate that allegation? >> i found nothing that made statements to that effect, correct. >> reporter: abc news, new york. coming up, the do-or-die swing state of pennsylvania. >> does trump that the support what voters are saying next. you're watching "world news now."

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>> the east coast is a focus right now, or a part of it for both presidential candidates in the crucial state of pennsylvania. >> so what impact did the trump tapes and accusations have on the race there? neither candidate is taking all of this for granted. it's your voice, your vote with abc's martha raddatz. >> it's wishy-washy, but looking more and more like hillary clinton. >> i was more towards trump initially, but now i'm just undecided. >> reporter: from undecided clinton, from trump to undecided, but we also found a surprising and consistent response to the access hollywood tapes. >> tape on the bus? >> yeah, i mean, i don't know. no comment. i mean, you know, made some locker room comments, right? >> i don't think anyone i knew was surprised by it at all. >> reporter: in the end, the lack of surprise seems to have led to a lack of outrage.

offended, but that men and women talk that way as well. >> reporter: we heard that attitude again and again. >> did you see the tape? did that bother you? >> i actually thought it was funny. >> reporter: she's undecided. >> i shouldn't say anything. >> reporter: even holly watkins, a clinton supporter -- >> that's a personal decision he chose to make has nothing to do with performance. >> reporter: while washington and the democratic base rolling with it. if you're for trump before -- >> still trump. >> reporter: dave ashworthies the debate was? >> just a clown act. >> reporter: yet? >> for me, election's about the supreme court and not necessarily the president. like, marriage equality and pro-choice. just, i don't believe in those things, so -- >> even if people don't like me, they have to vote for me.

justices of the stream court. >> reporter: trump backers agree, maybe less excited to pull the lever, but trump alines with their believes. >> just a lot of mud slinging both ways. but i still side with trump on most issues. >> i'm a big second amendment guy. >> reporter: did you see the tape? >> i did. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think that that happens a lot in society today. >> reporter: but the fact that folks here are doesn't necessarily mean good things long term for trump in chester county. he's trending down statewide. the map who can no longer shock may be a man these voters no longer want to send to the white house. >> our martha raddatz reporting there. 20 electoral votes at stake in pennsylvania. >> since september, each campaign held more than 20 official events in the state. they are definitely not taking pennsylvania for granted.

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this morning on "world news now," fear and frustration on the campaign trail. donald trump spending sunday on twitter spreading blame around for his political misfortunes and offering a potential motive for those responsible for the fire bombing of a republican party office. police in alaska on the hunt for a suspect after dash cam videos shows the suspected gunman approach the front of the car before taking off on foot. investigators are askinged public for help. new this half hour, the clown craze extending to the shopping aisles. >> a retailer pulling clown costumes from the shelves. is this the start of a new trend? a painful wardrobe malfunction leaving beyonce with a bloody ear during a

powered through her set. so what exactly went wrong? the full story ahead in the skinny. it's monday, october 17th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> not every day you see a performer like beyonce with blood on her shoulder. >> yeah. but she looks at it, goes, all right. >> oh. >> move on. i can handle this. >> dusted it off the shoulder. >> just dust talking presidential politics right now because there's a lot of accusations going back and forth, and not a lot of people are dusting it off the shoulders. >> no. >> donald trump repeatedly telling supporters he's not getting a fair shake. >> as trump fired off tweets calling the election rigged, a new abc washington post poll shows hillary clinton with a four point advantage, but that's still within the margin of error so it's a virtual tie. >> that poll shows enthusiasm for trump is fading and two-thirds of registered voters

unwanted sexual advances towards women. it's your voice, your vote, and here's the latest. >> reporter: with the campaign rhetoric likely to intensify, a fire bombing in a republican headquarters in north carolina this weekend shocked the candidates. clinton tweeting, the attack on the orange county hq office is horrific and up acceptable, and though there's been no arrests, trump tweeting, animals representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina just fire bombed our office in orange county because we are trump were off the campaign trail. clinton in seclusion prepping for wednesday's debate while donald trump lashed out saying the election is rigged. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> reporter: with no evidence, trump increasingly suggests he's the victim of a conspiracy to take him down. his sportsers already digging in.

revolution because we can't have her in. >> reporter: trump's running mate tried to calm voters. >> we'll respect the will of the american people. >> reporter: hillary clinton's saying trump resorted to scorched earth scare tactics. >> swinging at every phantom of his imagination because he knows he's leaving. >> reporter: these e-mails believed stolen from john's account by what the fbi suspects could be russian hackers. one includes private speeches clinton gave to goldman sachs, and while not confirmed by the campaign or verified by abc news, it shows tough talk about wall street in public got less tough in private. another has aides expressing frustration about her not being forthcoming about the e-mail server. two weeks later, she said this -- >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> that e-mail dump from

clinton camp was worried warren would endorse sanders. she backed clinton, and last night, teamed up with sanders in denver for a rally. they said they are going to defeat trump and bring millions together for a revolution. isis in danger of losing its last major city in iraq after weeks of preparation, government forces are now moving to retake iraq's second largest city. the terrorist group held it since june of calls the operation a decisive movement in the campaign to defeat isis. u.s. led coalition artillery and air strikes are lending a hand in the effort. syria pushed out yesterday turkish backed rebels, dabiq is a small town and of marginal importance, but the group played

doomsday battle for western crusaders. the u.s. and britain say there's little desire for interventions but want sanctions against russia. the european union meets this week to keep up pressure on russia. emotions run high as nigerian schoolgirls were reunited with their parents after spending more than two years as hostages. 21 girls released from boko haram last week, but only reunited with their families on sunday. there were the first girls released after negotiations between the group and nigeria's government. nearly 200 are still captive. police in alaska ask for public's help to find a suspect wanted for shooting an officer. look at the dash cam video. it's pretty dramatic. from the officer's car it shows the suspect walking down the sidewalk and crossing to the officer's side of the car. another video shows the alleged

vehicle. police say he stole it and abandoned it blocks away after shooting the officer who was seriously injured. mourners gathered to pay respects to four people killed in an accident taking place saturday when a pickup truck plunged off a bridge falling into the middle of a festival. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: the driver of this demolished pickup truck, a member of the u.s. navy, charged with fou >> sounded like gunfire, and then you seen the vehicle come down. >> the vehicle is on its side and it's going to roll back over. we need fire to brace the car. >> reporter: showing chaos and panic at a crowded fair in san diego after the truck flew off the bridge and plunged 60 feet on to a vendor and packed festival. >> when aarrived, they found the vehicle on its side, and on top of four individuals. >> reporter: police officers and

nine injured. authorities say the driver, 24-year-old richard anthony, seen here, treated at the scene, was under the influence when he lost control. >> no other thought that, you know, but what's -- what you see is somebody's got to be dead. >> reporter: he survived the crash and is in the hospital with serious injuries. he has not yet entered a plea. this crash could have been worse. the truck stopped feet from a stage where a band was doing. abc news, new york. well, as expected, san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick continued the protest of the national anthem before his team's game in buffalo. kaepernick and two teammates knelt down during the anthem prompting bus from buffalo fans. kneels is his protest against racial inequality and police brutality. kaepernick questioned why his

un-american about fighting for liberty and justice for everybody, about equality this country says it stands for. for me, it's patriotic and american to uphold the united states to the standards that it says it lives by. >> colin kaepernick said bills fans said they were supporting him. he made his first start in nearly a year yesterday, but it didn't do any good against buffalo. the don't bother looking for a close up mask in target this halloween. the giant retailer is no longer selling them in the stores and removing them from the website. they are sensitive to the increasing number of crazy crown scares, which have now been reported around the world. some clown costumes may be available. >> there goes my excuse when i walk into a halloween party, why do you have a clown mask on. no, it's just this mug. okay. be here all day.

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that? >> it's so stupid but so funny. >> that is awesome. >> i didn't realize so many items sounded like that. i wondered if they used these items to make the sound for the slippers. >> probably. >> this mug doesn't do much. >> our mugs are broken. we need different mugs. >> nothing. >> we're very disappointed with our surroundings now. coming up, the surprise guest star who joins sir paul mccartney on the duet she sang with the rock n roll hall of famer, and what sir paul joked about as she left the stage. a frightening home takeover turning one family's life into a living nightmare. the care giver for their elderly father who now refuses to move out months after his death. but, first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather

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man refuses to move out although the man passed away and his wife is still alive. >> reporter: a community fighting back on behalf of a 90-year-old woman trying to get back into the home she's lived in for nearly six decades. >> i think that she's heartless. she's heartless. >> reporter: fran is talking about the woman she hired a year ago to care for her dying husband. sheryl featured here in a 2010 episode of "horders: buried alive" when she tried to fire sheryl, she refused to leave, even after fran's husband passed away in january. >> she got to be nasty after that. >> reporter: both women filing restraining against each other, sheryl accused of being punched in the arm. >> if you met my mother, she's 90 years old in failing health. >> reporter: claiming they changed the light, and the story

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all right. time for the skinny starting with a scare for beyonce. >> yes. the pop diva was performing over the weekend in brooklyn for her husband's charity concert when her long braided ponytail caught in one of her earrings and literally ripped it out of her ear lobe. >> the resulting injury so bad it left blood dripping down her

the audience, and those watching live stream. >> testament to her sheer strength and determination and resolve, beyonce powered through her set without even missing a beat. no word this morning on just how extensive that injury was, but you saw that moment there in the video clip where she's touching her ear, and then -- >> looks at the hand. >> and then just keeps going. yeah. >> she's not scared. >> she's not scared. this is the reason why we all bow down. next to much less painful performance on stage in southern california. >> no wardrobe malfunctions for sir paul mccartney who surprised a crowd when he brought rihanna on stage to perform their hit. >> the duet was the first time the former beatle and bad girl performed the song together since last year's grammy awards.

nicknamed old chela making fun of the oldest demographic of attendees. >> even sir paul, himself, joked about it as she stepped down from the stage, and we finally found someone under 50, under the age of 50. >> seems like a great show. i'd go. >> yeah. next, ground shaking news for "sex in the city fans." >> in an interview sunday morning, sarah jessica parker discussed her new tv series on hbo called >> but the conversation turned to "sex in the city", and the star dropped a hint about the idea of a third movie that could be taking shape soon. >> here's a warning from parker about the third movie. she said, quote, the idea, it rests in the butler's pantry, not on the table, but somebody's holding it nearby. >> huh. now, she did not elaborate on how close "nearby" really is or

is from the table, of course. >> yes. but this latest threat certainly sounds a lot more promising than what she said back in may when she said there were no plans for a third installment. so the warnings are getting more dire. >> if comes out, you'll get that segment. >> absolutely. big news for the simpson's. >> it marked a milestone last night, 600 becoming the first tv show to feature virtual reality. >> featured in 1989 and 36 episodes from tv history, already the longest running prime time series in total number of seasons, hitting that milestone in 2009 with 21 seasons. >> now only 36 episodes away from cbs's "gun smoke' for total number of episodes for prime time scripted series.

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different and what being different really means. >> can you do anything? >> i can do anything i want. >> reporter: call what you see here sofia sanchez in her own words. >> and are you smart? >> yes, i'm smart. >> reporter: a video of her mom asking her questions. >> are you kind? >> i am kind. >> reporter: that got 5 million facebook views this month, for this part especially. >> little miss? >> yes? >> do you have down syndrome? >> yes, i do. >> is it scary? >> no, it's n >> reporter: and the story? sofia, who is 7, was born in ukraine, as she, herself, reported for a school project and was adopted by jennifer and hector sanchez at 16 months old, joining a family where her older brother also has down syndrome. >> i'm able to give my son a sibling that understands him, is like him, and they can share in the journey together. >> reporter: putting them in a decade's old movement to

accepting of people who are different as accepting as sofia is of herself. >> she is basically being a self-advocate for people with disability, and that they have a love of life. >> reporter: because look at how confident this little kid is and the fact that so many people shared own commented on facebook might mean we're closer to the day when words like sofia's are no big deal because acceptance will be total. abc news. >> confident and cute. of energy that she loves to act, dances, plays soccer, and she loves to do all the things a lot of little girls her age love to do. >> great watching her do all of those things. by the way, october is national down syndrome awareness month. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> coming up, more news from abc. this is abc's "world news

and somewhat soggy pattern over the last few days, and that will continue tonight. a warm front just off to

drizzle and light rain will be possible good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now." iraqi forces helding into mosu. the extremist group lost the syria town, it said would be a staging area for an battle. many in the dark following powerful storms in the north west this weekend. trees came down in the storms as well blocking some roads, even so, forecasters thought those storms were going to be worse. >> a big warmup on the way for the eastern half of the country. high temperatures from chicago to new york, all the way in the 70s and 80s, and in the midwest,

chicago 1-0, and clayton pitched seven shutout innings. those are some of the top stories on this monday. it is objecctober 17th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good monday morning, starting overseas in a battle taking place right now. artillery and air strikes by the u.s. led coalition the iraqi city of mosul. ash carter says it could be a decisive moment in the battle against isis. >> the group held iraq's second largest city for more than two years. the government forces are moving in from the south and east, and here's more from the front lines. >> reporter: battered humvees and trucks full of soldiers rolling out as iraq anoujsed the

prime minister said, and the liberation laz started. 30,000 troops are gathering backed by u.s. special advisers on the ground, and american jets carrying out air strikes. isis held the city for two years, digging in to defend its prize, burning oil and tires for cover, digging tunnels and setting traps for advancing forces. we visited a base overlooking the front face-to-face with the enemy. this base is the closest one to the isis positions in the area. in fact, you can see a flag on the next ridge over under a mile away. it routinely is under sniper fire, and nay lost friends and they are impatient for the battle for mosul to get underway. including this man not wanting shown for security reason, leaving a life in canada to fight isis. >> isis is probably one of the worst terrorist organizations

think, probably, and i think it's very important for everybody that can do something to stand up and fight back. >> reporter: the iraqi military dropped leaflets on mosul telling residents to stay away from isis positions. around 1 million people are expected to flee the fighting in what the u.n. says could be the biggest humanitarian crisis this year. abc news, iraq. and in neighboring syria, isis suffered another setback. turkish backed rebel captured dabiq. they promised in its propaganda the doomsday battle against nonbelievers would start in that small town. instead, isis troops put up minimal resistance before leaving. back here at home, donald trump points the finger after a gop office in north carolina was fire bodily harmed. donald trump blamed hillary clinton and the democrats for

the window and a slur of nazi republicans was sprayed on a nearby building as well. >> when people try to stifle freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, you must come back with more speech and aggressively defend your rights. >> north carolina's governor said the fire bombing was clearly an attack on our democracy. hillary clinton also called it horrific and unacceptable. new tirade of wild allegations insisting he's the victim of a conspiracy. hillary clinton maintains a slight lead in the latest poll. mike pence says the gop ticket will absolutely accept the results of the election, but trump continues to tweet. in less than 48 hours, he claimed the election is rigged more than 20 times. martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: in a sweltering

was trump sounded victimized, wounded. >> these false attacks are absolutely hurtful. to be lied about, to be slandered, to be speared so publicly, and before your family that you love is very painful. >> reporter: that speech marked a turning point. his rallies getting wilder. mocking his accusers. >> believe me, she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. >> reporter: unloading on clinton. >> hillary clinton should have been for what she did. >> reporter: throwing out the theory she took drugs for the debate. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. i do. because i don't know what's going on with her, but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. >> reporter: all this as a series of national and state polls show trump's path to victory looking less likely with every passing day.

battlegrounds, trump showing surprising weakness in deep red states like utah, texas, alaska, but our new poll shows while hillary clinton is holding on to her lead, trump's supporters are sticking with him. among likely voters, hillary clinton is beating trump by 47-43 points. that four-point advantage essentially unchanged from her two-point lead a month ago. and this surprising finding. clinton's lea voters is actually falling, off 11 points since white women without college degrees rallied to trump. while republican lawmakers, else those in competitive races, may be running away, the party base is as much with him as democrats are with clinton. her support among democrats? 89%. 86% of republicans are with him.

say he probably has made unwanted sexual advances towards women, which he's denied, but 84% of republicans say it won't affect their vote. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. as hillary clinton takes a break from campaigning to prepare for wednesday's debate, she's facing growing questions over thousands of hacked e-mails posted by wikileaks. the e-mails believed to be from the campaign transcripts of private speeches given to goldman sacks and takes a softer stance with wall street than seen in public. they cannot confirm the authenticity of the e-mails, but blame russia for trying to influence the election. two chinese astronauts on the way to their own space station. they left early this morning for the two-day trip. the pair spends 30 days in orbit, longest mission so far for chinese astronauts.

taking part in the international space station because they said the chinese space program had a strong military component to it. a european space agency probe is on the way down to the surface of mars. the dissent will take three days, and the landing should take place on wednesday morning. the probe's purpose is to take measurements and measure and prepare a way for a european mars rover. meanwhile, the mothership is in orbit around the red planet morning time is prime time for orange juice. >> yep. >> prices are rising. here's why. this year's orange harvest in florida is down 14% compared to last year. some officials say the sunshine state is in the midst of the worst orange harvest since records began being kept more than 100 years ago. that has prices on the way up and continued to rise through

mimosas? that's the question. >> we'll get brian ross on that. >> exactly. a texas police officer got a surprise when he showed up to investigate a noise complaint. he was thinking he would be arrive iing at some roudy party. >> kind of. kind of right. this is the body cam video of what he found. the officer starts questioning a group of young men. they were in an apartment complex parking lot, practicing a surprise dance routine for a wedding. >> the officer hung wedding was nothing like what they were doing, but or not big day, all the practice was worth it. >> the groom and all of his groomsmen pulled off the routine flawlessly. >> oh, man. >> big congratulations to david and his new bride. i just love the idea of the cop rolling up, preparing to have this complete, you know, what is going on, and finds a group of guys, okay, five, six, seven, eight, and one, two, three,

got to be weird. coming up, biggest bargains in stores right now. >> first, talking politics at work, how a growing number of people feel unproductive and stressed out from all the political discussions and even arguments at the water cooler. but what quite a few americans are not talking about apparently is sex. so one adventurous author took free advic to the streets of new york city. >> oh, he jumped right on. >> yeah. but, first, a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather

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australia were among those who rescued a humped back whale and her calf. the youngster's tail caught in a shark net and couldn't get free. rescuers cut away the net and the pair swam away. experts said both appeared to be in good spirit -- or good condition, rather, despite the ordeal. >> good spirits after they got to swim away too. >> yes, but we don't necessarily have a whale psychologist there going, oh, you seem good. back here at home, a growing number of americans are wishing increasingly divisive political talk happening at work. >> in fact, it has nearly 25% of workers, according to one poll, leaving them feeling less productive and stress the at their jobs. >> reporter: a presidential race not like any other. you're watching it, tweeting about it, or reading about it, and it's spilling into the workplace, and in some cases,

express your political views in the workplace, but i would say that it's unadvisable. >> reporter: what happens when your choice for the white house is making you feel isolated at work? >> i felt disrespected, insulted. >> reporter: john o'brian felt targeted after posting a pro-trump postcard in his work space. >> three managers in the company basically told me i had to take that down, that it was not allowed up there. i refused. i kept it up. >> reporter: soon after, he cam vandal vandalized. >> felt like an attack. prior to putting that up on the cork board, i was treated very well. once i put up the "make america great" on my cork board, everything changed. >> reporter: he left his job, his company not wishing to comment to abc news. if you find the political conversation unavoidable in your office, here's do's and don'ts on the touchy subject. keep an open mind. >> don't think of it as an opportunity to change the other

>> reporter: be respectful and avoid blaming language. >> talk more in i-feel statements. >> reporter: keep the conversation short. don't let it distract from doing your job. >> let's agree to disagree. let's get back to what we're here to do, which is our jobs. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> i feel like it might be making me more productive because when you go on facebook, it's a barrage of people arguing with each other over politics, make eing me anymore. >> just skip politics. talk about religion. that's more successful. >> nothing could possibly go wrong. have cocktails while you do that. that's a recipe for success. >> oh, man, three weeks and the race is over. coming up, catching hot deals as the weather cools down.

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uncomfortable in talking with their partners about what they really like in bed. >> so one enterprising author took a bed to the streets of new york city to find out just how hesitant new yorkers can be when talking about sex. abc found out. >> reporter: author and sex-pert, jenny block, taking a ride around the block. >> want to talk about sex? >> reporter: spicing up the avenue peppa, but with a fully mobile four post bed. but sex sells, especially in the form of free advice. >> we've been trying to communicate a bit more often in bed. >> my best piece of advice is to start through texting. getting to read erotica just opens everything end. >> reporter: sex and the city, but in the city of 8.4 million people, could this sex-pert get busy new yorkers to talk about

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this morning on "world news now," it's being called an attack on our democracy. >> both campaigns reacting to the fire bombing of a republican party office in north carolina. the vandals spray painting hateful messages and threats on the walls. it comes after trump unleashed a barrage of tweets criticizing those on both sides of the aisle. the battle to take back a isis strong hold in iraq is now under way. iraqi forces move into mosul after days of building up on the outskirts of the second largest city. we're on the front lines. in florida, a vehicle flies careens off the highway in a fiery crash. anxious onlookers shouting as others race against the flames to rescue the victims from the

then the race for the white house runs right through the philadelphia suburbs. it's a must-win area for both candidates. we talk to voters there on this monday morning, october 17th. from abc news, this is "worlds news now." a good monday morning to you all. we begin with reaction to the fire bomb that ripped through a local republican office in north carolina. >> donald trump blames hillary clinton and democrats tweeting the office was targeted, quoting here, because we're winning. with flammable liquid, was thrown through the office, which is located near durham. all of this happening saturday night damaging the interior of the building along with furniture and trump campaign signs. a warning for republicans to get out of town was sprawled on a nearby building. >> this is a horrific, horrific act of political terrorism. one that we will not succumb to,

>> hillary clinton also called the fire bombing horrific and unacceptable and north carolina's governor described it as an attack on our democracy. >> so as the campaign heads into the final three week stretch, donald trump is sharpening his attacks while fending off more sexual assault allegations. a washington post poll shows the race close with hillary clinton fwour points ahead of trump, still within the margin of error. >>it debate two days away, trump calls the election rigged and he's levying a wild allegation against hillary clinton. it's your voice, your vote, here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: donald trump is lashing out, saying the election can't be trusted. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> reporter: without evidence, trump is increasingly saying he's the victim of a conspiracy to take him down.

than 20 times. even suggesting saturday night live is in on it. >> what about all the women accusing you of sexual assault? >> they need to shut the hell up. >> reporter: tweeting, time to retire boring and unfunny show. alec baldwin portrayal stinks. media rigging election. trump's running mate tried to reassure the public. >> we'll respect the will of the american people in the election. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says trump is using scorched earth scare tactics. >> he is swinging at every phantom of his own imagination because he knows he's losing. >> reporter: trump is ramping up attacks as more women accuse him of sexual misconduct. the latest to speak out, kathy heller, telling "the guardian" that in the mid 90s, trump kissed her without consent at a mother's day event in

trump's campaign denies the allegation saying in a statement, it would have been the talk of palm beach for the past two decades. >> false stories, all made up, lies, lies. >> reporter: and trump speaking about a suspected fire bombing of a gop office in hillsboro, north carolina, seeming to blame clinton supporters. clinton condemning the attack on twitter calling it horrific and unacceptable. and with the final debate just days away, trump has a new unfounded theory. clinton may be on drugs. >> i think we should take a drug testri going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end, it was, like, oh, take me down. >> reporter: despite all the controversy, our new poll shows trump supporters are sticking with him, but their enthusiasm is waning, down 1 points since last month. mary bruce, abc news, washington. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail preparing for

facing growing questions over thousands of hacked e-mails posted by wikileaks. the e-mails, believed to be from campaign chairman john podesta, include transcripts of private speeches clinton gave to goldman sachs, appearing to show a softer assistance than given in public. she has scripted advisers instructing clinton to laugh at herself. the clinton campaign neither confirmed or deny the e-mails. they said russian hackers are trying to influe a major battle against isis is now under way in iraq. iraq's prime minister announced the operation to rib rat mosul from isis and says it's begun. mosul has been under isis control for more than two years and is the last major stronghold in iraq held by isis. u.s. secretary of defense ash carter describes the operation as a decisive movement in the campaign to defeat the terror group. mark court is on the front lines

>> reporter: tens of thousands of troops massing for days near the city which is iraq's second biggest. we spent the day with kurdish forces here in the northern part of iraq. we visited several other bases that overlook both mosul and isis positions. every fighter we met was eager, even impatient to get the battle started and push isis out of mosul. this is their last stand. they lost all the other cities they took over in 2014, and the question now is whether they put up a big fight or try to slip away across the border into syria. the iraqi and kurdish forces are being backed up by american and other international special forces advisers on the ground and the u.s.-led coalition is carrying out air strikes, as well. the iraqi military dropped leaflets on the city telling residents to stay away from isis positions that will be targeted. around 1 million people are expected to flee the fighting. the u.n. and other agencies setting up emergency camps to accommodate all of them in what the u.n. says could be the biggest humanitarian crisis in

iraq. abc news, iraq. back in this country, two men in custody after a deadly gunfight in a party in los angeles. police are still seeking more. three people were killed and dozens of others wounded in a restaurant where a birthday party was held. witnesses described gunshots being mistaken for fireworks. suspects found after seeking treatment for their own injuries. police in lexington, kentucky, have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of the daughter of olympicic sprinter tyson 15-year-old trinity gay was shot about 4:00 a.m. in the parking lot of a restaurant. the teen was a track star at her high school. police say she was caught in the cross fire and are looking for other suspects. communities near lake tahoe face a double threat this morning. firefighters work to gain control of a wildfire burning more than 20 homes. rainfall is helping those efforts, but now the rain is also creating new concerns about flooding. hundreds of structures are still threatened by the flames, and some mandatory evacuations are

thousands of residents in washington and oregon are without power following a series of strong storms. winds around 50 miles per hour brought down trees all across the region. still, the storm did end up being much weaker than forecasters expected. it seemed no one read any forecast before this high school football game friday night. it couldn't stop the raiders who beat the forest grove vikings 27-8. but not exactly ideal playing >> not quite, but there are still so many people in the fans. >> go crescent city. >> absolutely. the national league championship series is tied at one game apiece after the dodgers beat the cubs, 1-0. gonzalez homered in the second for the only run for los angeles there. it was pitcher kershaw shutting down chicago at home limiting cubs to a pair of singles over seven innings. the series now moves to los angeles on tuesday. the american league series resumes tonight with cleveland

two games to none. and on to fantasy sports because fantasy football performances, can't ask for more than what you got from giants receiver o'dell beckham jr. against the ravens, he caught a pass and turned it into a 75-yard touchdown. >> pretty impressive. when he got to the end zone, it got weird. he made a pole vaulter celebration with a triple jump. i don't think he stuck the landing. is my thought on it. >> his toes weren't even pointed. i mean, come on. >> yeah. then he continued his odd relationship with kicking, covering himself with it on the ground. come on, man, get a room. >> later, he did run another long touchdown and he was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. then he went back to kicking the net. seemingly proposing to it and

>> i hope. i mean, they had to run the course of the relationship where they had an argument, and, you know -- >> made them stronger. >> so did he not get an unsportsmanlike penalty? >> there was one unsportsmanlike penalty, i believe. >> not for the first thing? >> i'm not sure. >> so weird. >> i don't understand where the line is of excess celebration? >> yeah. >> sometimes it seems so over the top and they get nothing and other times they do something that seems they are in trouble for it. >> i think it's fair to say the player needs to tamp down his emotion. >> i'd say so. the new york daily news says they have to end it like beckham. tired of the antics and people in new york feel that way. >> but thankful he's on their fantasy teams. barely three weeks away from the presidential election, a candidate can't win the keystone state without winning the suburbs.

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citizens rush to try to rescue the driver there with a car on fire. the car rolled over, and the driver was not seriously injured, but fought rescuers as they tried to get him out of the vehicle. one of the participants describes the rescue as intense. turning now to the georgia man accused of murder for leaving his young son in a hot car. escort to the witness stand to paint a picture of a man they allege who was trying to escape his life as a husband and as a dad. >> reporter: a former escort took the stand friday at the murder trial of justin ross harris. prosecutors allege harris intentionally killed his 22 month old son, cooper harris. the escort, daniella duer testifying she had sex with the defendant weeks before he left

>> the way i was able to describe him was just -- he didn't have any presence about him, just didn't care. >> reporter: the boy died in a hot summer day in 2014 after being left by his father in the backseat of the silver suv for several hours. harris, fighting a murder charge, is pleading not guilty, saying he forgot to drop the boy off at day care on his way into work. harris seen here crying on the relived the day. >> he was devastated by the loss of his son. >> reporter: testifying she was approached by police months after the boy's death with a picture of ross stating the phone number she used in the days of an escort was found in harris' phone records. >> did you actually engage in sexual acts with him back in may -- >> yes, on three occasions. >> reporter: prosecutors pointing to harris's cell phone records as well as computer searches as proof that harris didn't want to be a father any more. >> i entered the term child and found five accesses to reddit with the term "child free."

highlighting in what was missing in harris and his wife's internet search history, alleged searches related to in-car deaths. >> you found no evidence on the iphone or the macbook to corroborate that allegation? >> i found nothing that made statements to that effect, correct. >> marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. coming up, the do-or-die swing state of pennsylvania. >> will donald trump have enough support to carry the keystone we're going to hear what voters there are saying, next. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" continues

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>> the east coast is a big focus right now, or a part of it for both presidential candidates in the crucial state of pennsylvania. >> so what impact did the trump tapes and the latest accusations have on the race there? neither candidate is taking all of this for granted. it's your voice, your vote with abc's martha raddatz. >> it's kind of been wishy-washy, but it's start to go look more like hillary clinton. >> i was more towards trump initially, but now i'm just undecided. >> reporter: from undecided to undecided, but we also found a surprising and consistent response to the "access hollywood" tapes. >> the tape on the bus. yeah, i mean, i don't know. no comment. i mean, you know, made some locker room comments, right? >> i don't think anyone i knew was surprised by it at all. >> reporter: in the end, the lack of surprise seems to have led to a lack of outrage.

think men talk that way and i think women talk that way, as well. >> reporter: we heard that attitude again and again. >> did you see the tape? did that bother you? >> i actually thought it was funny. >> reporter: she's undecided. i shouldn't be saying anything. >> reporter: but even holly watkins, a clinton supporter -- >> that's a personal decision he chose to make has nothing to do with performance. >> reporter: while washington and the democratic base are rolling with it. if you're for trump before -- >> still trump probably. >> reporter: dave ashworth thinks the debate was -- >> just a clown act. >> reporter: and yet? >> for me, election's about the supreme court and not necessarily the president. like, marriage equality and pro-choice. just, i don't believe in those things, so -- >> even if people don't like me, they have to vote for me.

justices of the supreme court. >> reporter: many of trump's backers agree. maybe they're a little less excited to pull the lever, but trump aligns with their beliefs. >> just a lot of mud slinging both ways. but i still side with trump on most issues. >> i'm a big second amendment guy. >> reporter: did you see the tape? >> i did. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think that that happens a lot in society today. >> reporter: but the fact that folks here are not shocked things long term for trump in chester county. he's trending down statewide. the man who can no longer shock may be a man these voters no longer want to send to the white house. >> our martha raddatz reporting there reporting for us. 20 electoral votes at stake in pennsylvania. >> since september, each campaign held more than 20 official events in the state. they are definitely not taking

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? all right, time now for "the mix," and we heard a lot this campaign season about the candidates not being honest enough, not being up front enough. >> yes. >> well, we have an indiana politician who's trying to set herself apart from the pack with a blunt billboard for her campaign. >> okay. >> get voters are concerned with. her billboard says, i won't steal, and i know how to count. all relevant, of course, because ann collins is running for treasurerer of monroe county, indiana. >> that's one way to get to the point. >> a background of real estate investing, and this is what voters need to know. period and amen. >> important asset you want in a state treasurer. >> i can count. >> they can count.

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drizzle and light rain will be possible making news in america this morning -- donald trump is questioning the legitimacy of the election and going after even "saturday night live" accusing the show of doing a hit job. and another batch of hillary clinton e-mails released by wikileaks. what they say about debate preparation and her speeches to wall street bankers. plus, a republican party office in north carolina fire-bombed. breaking overnight, the battle for mosul begins. iraqi forces are now surrounding the isis strong hold. alex marquardt is on the front lines. he's live with us with the latest. and, look at the dramatic rescue as people form a human chain to save a driver inside a flaming suv. and feeling the squeeze. the crisis hitting the orange industry causing prices to go