>> just seconds later, a locker swings open. papers and notebooks fly out from inside it. >> always does that. >> ghost or no ghost. >> keep an eye on that wet floor sign. >> i'm going to give credit where credit's due for this video, but this is where i'm suspicious, not because of its ghostiness. look at the top, you can see a security camera mounted right at the top of the wall, whereas this security camera is, obviously, mounted right in the middle of a wall. that's not where people put security cameras. >> they need different angles. >> that's as high as the tripod could go. really the best they could do. another scary situation, this one in china. >> is he having night terrors? >> he is, charity. he suffers from rem sleep behavior disorder, which essentially makes him act out physically the dreams he is having during rem.

when he's dreaming that maybe he's fighting or running, his body wants to actually move like that, except he's been doing this, according to reports, for about ten years. he's punched his wife, he's pushed her out of the bed, she's about had it with him. >> he's got no control and now it's a situation where his marriage is going to break up because of something that happens while he's asleep. >> he also did agree to get therapy and treatment for this. it may save his marriage. >> that is crazy, but i have therapy for his wife. just do it back a few times. >> suddenly they both wake up with broken noses. that's all for today's episode, but there's endless content on rightthisminute.com to watch and share or catch the next all new "rtm".

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the accusations leveled against producer harvey weinstein stretch back decades from assistants to an emmy-nominated actress. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: explosive allegations about harvey wine stain, known for producing block buster movies like "pulp fiction." >> because i am so much crazier than you. >> reporter: he has been lauded repeatedly by male and female oscar winners alike. >> harvey weinstein for believing in us and making this movie. >> my friends at mere max, especially harvey. >> reporter: now he says he's planning to take a leave of absence to deal with the issue head on. the "new york times" describes several sexual harassment allegations, including from ashley judd who told "variety" in 2016 i was sexually harassed by one of our industry's most famous admired/reviled figures.

she did not name him at the time but "variety" describes how he kept summoning her to his hotel room and tried to get judd to watch him take a shower. weinstein reached settlements with at least eight women. in response to the allegations, weinstein said in a statement, i kim of age in the '60s and '70s when all the rules about behavior in workplaces were different. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain, and i sincerely apologize for it. attorney lisa bloom is advising weinstein and released a statement calling him an old dinosaur learning new ways but also says he denies many of the accusations as patently false. weinstein lawyer's tells abc news they plan to sue the "new york times," saying it is full saturated with false and defamatory statements. the "new york times" says they are confident in their reporting. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> in that statement, it was, weinstein took a rather strange turn, too. he's apologizing, kind of defending himself.

and then he turns and starts talking about going after the nra. >> for lisa bloom, this is odd deposition for her to be coming to his defense. this is exactly the kind of narrow where she's normally on the other side, the first attorney defending women in these cases. >> which may be why he hired her. >> it will be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out. when we come back, we have another controversy to discuss. >> i bet it's titanic. >> the titanic controversy. why a scientist is picking apart the most famous scene. "the skinny's" next. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x.

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babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> time now for "the skinny," starting with a titanic controversy involving leonardo dicaprio. >> it's become one of the most famous parting scenes in the history of hollywood. jack holding onto that floating door in the frigid north atlantic. >> i'll never let go, jack. i'll never let go. >> now astrophysicist says it's not whether jack could fit on

top of the door near kate. that is not the question. the question is, would he really have given up on living that soon? tyson says no. he tells the "huffington post," the human survival instinct is way stronger than that in everybody, especially in a character like jack's. >> he was freezing cold, though. >> all right. >> he added that if that character was matt damon from "the martian", he would have made an outboard motor and saved everyone. yeah, that's realistic. that is how science can help you. >> though myth busters did a study on this. this couldn't both be on the board. they would sink it. but if they took kate's life vest and put it under the board they could have floated. >> they should have thought of that. >> that's science for you. now we know the next time we're floating in the north atlantic

on a big board. >> there you go. now we know the next time we're floating in the atlantic. next, it could be the most we've ever seen of marilyn monroe. >> 12 intimate photographs up for auction in new york city. >> a lot include her sleeping swimming naked in color and in black and white. and in addition to the provocative pool shot, there are photos of the star celebrating her birthday with spark lers and a birthday cake. one is believed to be the last taken of her before her death in august 5th, 1962. >> the photos are expected to fetch $35,000. >> how do they know what to expect? >> we have experts for these things. then when it totally beats the expectations, then it makes headlines and then we talk about it again. now a jeopardy update. austin. >> he's so excited. >> the bartender from new york city scored another big win last night. >> rogers appeared on gma

yesterday morning and he shared the secret of his sket success. >> if you watch enough, you'll see things repeat. if it says sculptor, it will be august rodan. if it says american sculptor,. i have no idea who leoneschko is, but i've seen that come up three times in episodes across the decades. >> i'm taking notes for my big day on jeopardy. >> austin's win last night gives him an eight-day total of $306,900. here's a fun fact. this guy doesn't even own a tv. >> that's why he's so good at trivia. >> get a tv, man, taking away my job! >> here is the thing, though. i don't know if you noticed, but check out had his style here, right. that's part of what's made his him so famous. quirky hair and the beard. you see him on gma, he got a haircut. if you're superstitious, i wonder.

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we tried to keep our finger in the hole to keep him from bleeding. >> there were many going over there, their wives, their girlfriends to block them. there were lives saved. >> and i rallied everybody out of that room. i was determined i said to myself, these girls aren't going to die. i'm not going to die. i need to get home to see my daughter. this is not happening. not happening. ♪ but now i see >> i jumped on my friend. she got hit in the back. i put my arm around her. i got shot in the arm, i'm glad i did. >> he said to me i've been shot. i need to help you. i said okay. he drop the tailgate on some random truck. he took my belt, tied off my leg and kept me from bleeding out. i would have died. ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ >> you know, you were hit hard as well. how did you make it out?

>> took off his shirt and started applying pressure. and his girlfriend just kept talking to me as i was still in shock. and we were running, running, him and his girlfriend like changed the way i look at life. >> you saw so many people who didn't even know each other just grab each other and go. >> some hero comes at me and saved me. >> and he came all the weigh to the hospital? >> yeah. he wouldn't leave my side. he saved my life. >> if it wasn't for that cabdriver, i wouldn't be here. >> everyone was communicating and working together. you got this person, i got this person. it was completely horrible, but it was absolutely amazing to see all these people come together. ♪

good morning. i'm ron claiborne in for my friend kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. the las vegas shooter may have also set his sites on other cities. investigators say he booked rooms in chicago overlooking an even bigger festival and was looking into hotels around boston's fenway park. we have a full report ahead. and tropical storm nate has swamped central america with drenching rain killing more than 20 people, now barrelling toward the yucatan peninsula. it's likely to become a hurricane over the weekend and expected to make landfall near new orleans. carolina quarterback cam newton has posted an apology for his sexist comments to a female reporter. he admitted that his choice of words was degrading to women. he has lost at least one major endorsement already. and look up to see the

harvest moon for the next few nietsz. officially, it's the full moon closest to the first day of fall. nasa say clouds, dust and other factors could make it look like a giant pumpkin in the sky, according to nasa. those are some of our top stories on this friday, october 6th, 2017. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with new details on other locations that may have been in the cross hairs of the las vegas shooter. >> investigators say the gunman may have looked into targeting a concert in chicago and fenway park in boston. they hope his girlfriend can help fill in the blanks, but so far, she said she saw nothing out of the ordinary. >> reporter: a glimpse of the aftermath of sunday's chaos. and a look into the room where it all began. inside the hotel room from

gunman stephen paddock fired down at the crowd in that music festival, investigators still analyzing the scene. among the evidence collected, his cell phone revealing no clues about a motive, but of other possible targets. sources briefed on the investigation telling abc news he searched for hotels around fenway park in boston and booked rooms at chicago's blackstone hotel in august, the same dates as the lalapalooza festival across the street, though he never checked in. >> we are working with our law enforcement agencies here, our state police, our anti-terrorism task force. >> reporter: and now, the arsenal he amassed and the realization he possibly had an escape plan, investigators believe he may have had an accomplice. >> you've got to make the assumption, you had to have some help at some point. >> reporter: his girlfriend, marilou danley, now a person of interest. she is cooperating with the fbi. she says she knew nothing of his plans. but now.an official in the

investigation says paddock was seen with a different woman in the days leading up to the attack. they're trying to figure out who she is and what led to the rampage that led to 58 innocent people dead and 487 others injured. among the survivors, 16-year-old nick campbell, shot in the arm while protecting his high school sweetheart. >> he took a bullet for me. like he actually took a bullet for me, and i can't thank him enough. >> reporter: he and more than 150 others injured in the attack are still in hospitals recovering. ron and diane. >> marci, thank you. and the las vegas massacre has congressional lawmakers now talk about bump stocks, which the gunman used to increase his firepower. >> the nra agrees their legality should be looked into. abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: from the nation's most powerful gun lobby, a call for change in the wake of the nation's deadliest mass shooting. those bump stock attachments that allow a rifle to fire like a machine gun.

the nra now says devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. and a growing number of top republicans say they would consider legislation banning bump stocks altogether. >> if this is a modification of a firearm that breaches the spirit of the law, i think there would be bipartisan support of it. >> clearly, that's something we need to look into. >> reporter: one republican congressman vowing to offer his own bill. with a bump stock, it changes a gun from this to this. but not all republicans are on board with tougher laws. >> i don't think that the 80 million or 90 million americans who exercise their second amendment rights to own a gun should be punished for the acts of one evil person.

>> reporter: the white house so far silent on gun control in the wake of the leggace massacre, but president trump signaled he'll be weighing in on the bump stock debate, too. >> we'll be looking into that in a very short time. >> reporter: and on the nra's call for tougher regulations many say that does not go far enough. some democrats and even that florida republican calling for an outright full ban on bump stocks. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. abc news has learned that the trump administration is taking the first step to back out of the iran nuclear deal. the president is planning to decertify the agreement, saying it no longer serves our national security. it will trigger a congressional review. lawmakers will have to decide whether to reimpose sanctions. the air travel transportation secretary elaine chao is now under scrutiny.

the "washington post" reports she has used taxpayer government planes instead of cheaper commercial flights seven times in the last eight months. transportation department spokesperson says the flights were approved by an ethics lawyer and they underwent a cost analysis. tom price, of course resigned last week as health and human services secretary amid questions of his travel expenses. and the justice department is rolling back protections for transgender workers. attorney general jeff sessions says civil rights act bars workplace discrimination of women and men but does not extend to gender identity. he insist, sessions that is, that the reversal of the obama era policy should not be construed to condone the mistreatment. critics say it is a low point in the trump administration's hostility toward the lgbt community. california has a new law providing more protections for undocumented immigrants. the sanctuary state legislation

prevents police from asking people about their immigration status and bars officers from taking part in federal immigration enforcement. the department of justice says it undermines national security and public safety. and people go to escape rooms to, well, escape. that's why they call them escape rooms. unfortunately for two canadian women, real life found them. >> that reality came in the form of police, because the two women, the ones you see in the video were actually real escaped prison inmates. >> they made it out of the edmonton institution for women monday night, but tuesday night after asking for a tour of the escape room, the police came calling. >> the owner said it was sort of funny to think that they weren't going escape from an escape room after they had escaped from an actual prison. apparently, the women did not know that the police were hot on their tail. so as soon as they saw them walk in. they just sat and waited for them to come right out. and i don't even think they got to see if they could escape the room after all that.

>> what else was there to do? all right, coming up, "insomniac theater," kate winslet and idris elba are stranded after a plane crash, and surprise, surprise, they find love, but do the critics love "the mountain between us." plus a republican congressman resigning over a sex scandal. he's against abortion, but there's new evidence that he wanted his mistress to have one. first here's a look at today's high temperatures. you okay ron? >> no. "world news now" weather, brought to you by points of light.

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>> mcelroy faces peeping tom charges as well as first degree blaur, loitering and prowling. tim murphy, a husband and father and ardent abortion opponent allegedly urged his mistress to get an abortion. here is abc's david wright. >> reporter: this pennsylvania republican caught in a sex scandal, congressman tim murphy effectively gave two weeks' notice. he's out of congress effective october 21st. >> i think it's appropriate that he moves on to the next chapter of his life. >> reporter: congressman murphy is known for his anti-abortion views. >> i don't know if women who go in for an abortion really know what happens. >> reporter: but this week, the "pittsburgh post gazette" posted messages between hem and his former mistress, making it clear that while he's against abortion, he wanted her to have one. in january, she took him to task for posting your pro-life stance

all over the place when you had no issue asking me to abort our unborn child just last week. he texted back, expressing remorse. turns out, it was a false alarm. but the affair became public as a result of her divorce proceedings, much to the congressman's embarrassment. the congressman is married too. he says he'll take personal time to get help, as he and his family sort out their difficulties. david wright, abc news, new york. and a top democrat on the house oversight committee is calling on the fbi to investigate three personal e-mail accounts sel set up by jared kushner and ivanka trump. >> abc news has learned the white house is conducting an internal review of their account and use of a private domain. the couple claims those accounts were never used for classified information. and now a bizarre story from the aftermath of hurricane irma. we know the storm brought so much destruction to the florida keys.

well, apparently it also brute this buoy to south florida. >> it's 12 feet long and weighs 1200 pounds. the russian writing on it suggests it floated all the way from cuba to a beach near ft. lauderdale. that writing says the buoy was once the property of the hydro metralaco service of the ussr. i believe that's what it says, it's a little rusty. >> we'll get our best translators on that. that's a far trip! >> cuba? it has russian writing. >> yeah, but all the way to florida? that's still -- thanks, irma. coming up, jerry seinfeld's big come back. hear why the comic is now learning why he had to relearn all of his old jokes. rn all of his old jokes. i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage.

♪ i have never seen "seinfeld." >> what? say that again. >> i have never seen it. >> he has never seen an episode of "seinfeld." >> is it good? >> yes. you have homework to do this weekend, ron claiborne. i feel like we should be sitting at tom's diner because of the music, by the way. but it has been nearly 20 years now since the end of "seinfeld." believe it or not, which you probably did because you've never seen it. >> i can catch up, right? and now, like so many other tv giants, seinfeld is reinventing himself on netflix, bringing his classic brand of standup comedy

to a whole new generation of viewers. here's abc's george stephanopoulos. >> you live in the city. people ask you where you live, you live in the city. you don't live on the city. >> reporter: that city, new york of course. seinfeld's city. his classic show was set here. >> but you yada-yada'ed over the best part. >> reporter: his special was shot here at the comedy club where jerry launched his career. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: and when we got together to talk -- >> hi, george. >> reporter: what's happening? >> how are you? >> reporter: i wasn't expecting this, but it will work. >> this is how i get around. >> reporter: seinfeld picked a classic piece in new york. a park bench. i feel there should be a plaque. >> maybe some day. >> reporter: it could be right here. tell us about this bench. >> when i was 21 years old and left my parents house, i got an apartment on 81st and columbus, which was the address we always

used on the tv series for my apartment. i sat here with my parents, and i said i'm going to be a comedian. >> reporter: and you haven't been on this bench since? >> no, i actually have not. >> in the '70s, we were the new hot thing. standup comics doing this thing. >> reporter: here in this special, you went back to your original stand-up routines. >> mm-hm. mm-hm. >> reporter: is it true you actually had to relearn some of the jokes? >> all of them. i was surprised, too. there's a little joke in there about the cotton balls. >> you go to the doctor before you get the shot, he puts the alcohol on there with the cotton, i go for one of mine. he goes for his, and i said maybe you could use this one. that was always a great laugh. i couldn't find the funny. why was it funny? there's a certain timing and a move with your hand and a look on your face. all those things have to be there or it doesn't work. >> reporter: it's not just what's on the paper? >> no, no, that's 2% of it.

98% is the way you do it. >> reporter: so i could read one of your jokes -- >> it's probably not going to work, no. >> reporter: as the title says, the special takes us back to jerry's beginning, way before the megasuccess of "seinfeld." >> would i have been funnier if i had groan up in peoria in a house run by prostitutes? absolutely. tell us how it happened. you have an office. >> so i still do the same thing. same pen, clear barrel blue and just wait. i don't just wait. because i have things i want to talk about. like i want to talk about when you're texting the three ghosty dots. so why are we so anxious. if before the phone rang it went ra -- ra -- >> reporter: after the biggest sitcom ever, why a netflix special now? >> i liked the experience of it.

this whole thing is brand new, brand-new kind of experience. worldwide, on tuesday, taiwan, hong kong. romania. they're watching it. >> reporter: where was the biggest? here, i suppose. >> here. hong kong in eastern europe, taiwan? india? >> reporter: have you ever done india? >> no, but i'm going to. i'm going to. and they've had my series for years. it's hugely popular there, and it's all bootlegged. >> reporter: so you're not making a dime. >> not a dime. so that's going to change. i'm going to go over there and get the money. >> jerry before "seinfeld", is currently available to stream on netflix and run. i believe they also have episodes of "seinfeld" streaming on netflix that you can watch. can we get the short list of other shows you haven't seen? >> i'm not going to go there. >> long. not a short list. it's long. all right, coming up, the "blade runner" sequel has finally arrived. >> with ryan gosling and

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♪ ♪ time now for "insomniac theater." >> this morning. it is time now for "insomniac theater." this morning we start with "the mountain between us." kate winslet and idris elba are two strangers stranded after a plane crash. together they have to trek through hundreds of miles of wilderness. >> do you actually think we're going to make it? >> no. instinct tells me that we're going to die out here. but we do have a choice.

we're still alive. >> without giving it away, they turn to cannibalism and the movie ends in 45 minutes. >> no, it doesn't. >> really weird. just kidding. that's not what happens, but the critics consensus is a no. a 53% splat on rotten tomatoes. it's not the acting. michael salve of "the san francisco chronicle" says quote, we end up liking the characters very much even if we aren't simultaneously in love with the movie. >> ah. >> and another reviewer hints at "titanic," hinting that kate winslet has rotten traveling luck, but at least she has dreamy company during her disasters. >> i'll never let go, idriss. all right. now to a sequel. we waited years for it, but apparently they have nailed it.

"blade runner 2049" stars ryan gosling who uncovers an old secret that has the potential to ruin all of society or what's left of it anyway. so he sets off on a quest to find harrison ford's character, a former blade runner who has been missing for 30 years. ♪ >> i had your job once. i was good at it. >> things were simpler then. >> critics are loving it. it has a coveted certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. nick lasalle says this is a movie that takes itself very seriously, but saves itself by taking its subject even more seusly. ethen sacks highlights the visual experience. for a bleak dystopian future, it sure is a beautiful place to visit. beautiful indeed. >> and joining us live now on the set is ryan gosling from that movie. >> such a beautiful

this morning on "world news now," other soft targets the vegas shooter may have been looking at. >> and still without a clear motive for the killer's rampage, investigators are digging for new clues, not uncovering the other cities and events the killer was interested in. meanwhile, the nra seems ready to come to the negotiating table along with republicans and democrats looking to regulate the firearm add-on that the gunman used. and we're following a deadly tropical storm nate right now. states of emergency have been declared and this storm is already deadly. we'll have the latest. and the nfl star under fire. the sexist remark that carolina panthers qb cam newton made to a female reporter. the sponsor that's already cutting ties and what newton is now saying in a video posted to social media.

and over to baseball where playoffs are under way and a new hero has emerged, hitting three home runs last night. we've got our playoff predictions and a look at how some of those players are trying to take our jobs. it's friday, october 6th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." and a very big welcome on this friday for the one and only ron claiborne filling in for kendis gibson. welcome to the show, ron. >> keep it going. keep it going. >> oh, you got some real applause. that usually doesn't happen. usually it's just a slow clap. great to have us with you and we have a lot of news to get through this morning. we're starting to get a clearer picture of the movements of the las vegas shooter before his deadly assault. >> investigators believe he scoped out targets in chicago and boston that drew massive crowds. the massacre prompted a rare concession of the nra, announcing support for regulating bump stock

attachments that can convert rifles into fully automatic weapons. and this morning, the motive behind the shooting still remains a mystery. >> thousands gathered for a memorial service last night for las vegas police officer charleston hartfield. the 34-year-old father of two was off duty and enjoying the concert with his wife when he was gunned down. abc's matt gutman has more on the investigation. >> reporter: we boarded a helicopter here in las vegas for the first look into steven paddock's sniper's nest. the other window was partially blocked by plywood. inside one shattered window, pillows stacked high on a bed. the other window was partially blocked by plywood. but inside, investigators carefully dissecting the scene. down below, you can see fbi agents picking through everything on the floor. they don't want to miss anything, a single bullet fragment or a single piece of evidence. this is the aftermath. but new video gives new insight into the chaos on the ground. that gunfire triggering

hysteria, confusion. shockingly, people seem unable to process what's happening. >> run! those are shots! run, don't walk! >> reporter: police officers yelling at them that they're under attack. >> everybody go! >> reporter: right there, there's a woman on the ground as crowds run past her. >> let's go! >> get up, run! >> get up on your feet. >> let's go! >> on your feet! >> thank you. >> reporter: that video shot by ray page who went to get his truck parked nearby driving it back into the kill zone, turning it into a makeshift ambulance. >> right here, come in here. >> reporter: the wounded loaded in one after another. >> get in the truck, get in the truck. do we have any other wounded people you can take? >> not right now. >> reporter: ray then jumps

behind the wheel, drives them back down the strip to paramedics. >> i've got five wounded. >> someone help. >> please, please. >> reporter: from high above, evidence of a massacre still frozen in time. it doesn't look so much like there was a concert there, but that a tornado swept through there. overturned lawn chairs, we've seen strollers there, we've seen walkers there, evidence of just the absolute chaos. and we're learning that stephen paddock may have scouted other targets as far away as boston and chicago. according to sources briefed on the investigation, he booked rooms at chicago's blackstone hotel in august, the same dates as the lalapalooza festival right across the street in grant park. about 100,000 people attended each day. but paddock never checked in. law enforcement sources tell us his phone shows a google search for hotels around fenway park in boston.

that ballpark's capacity nearly 38,000 people. but no evidence he traveled to boston either. instead, he stayed close to home, holing up in one of the casinos he knew so well, looking down on that helpless crowd. investigators say that paddock was seen with a mystery woman in his last days. now she was not his girlfriend. marilou danley. they're trying to figure out who she was and what she knows. investigators now say they cannot rule out the fact that he had an accomplice. matt gutman, abc news, las vegas. >> and we're getting new details about a purchase made by the gunman and his girlfriend in the weeks before the rampage. >> the shooter wrote a check for $14,000 for a car at a reno dealership. marilou danley told the sales woman that he had saved her from a troubled marriage. danley told the fbi she didn't notice any change in the state of mind of her boyfriend. they've ruled out money problems

and links to antigovernment or anarchist groups. and the use of bump stock attachments have ignited a firestorm on capitol hill. they allow semiautomatic weapons to fire bullets like an automatic weapon. republican lawmakers in both the house and the senate are signaling a willingness to consider legislation banning bump stocks. the nra is calling for a review on whether they comply with federal law and says they should be subject to additional regulations. >> what the nra has said is, we need to take a look at that, see if it's in compliance with federal law and it's worthy of additional regulation. that being said, we didn't say ban. we didn't say confiscate. >> the president weighed in on possibly regulating bump stocks as well, saying it's something he'll be looking at or looking

into soon. one republican congressman from florida, carlos corbeya isn't waiting for that. he's drafting a bill now to ban bump stocks altogether. and louisiana is under a watch tonight. hurricane nate is already blamed for more than 20 deaths in central america where it's dropping heavy rain. forecasters say nate could make landfall in cancun tonight. then the models show it picking up speed and heading to new orleans where it's likely to become a category 1 hurricane. and puerto rico's governor says 91% of the island is still without electricity and slightly more than half of the residents have access to drinking water. in the aftermath of hurricane had irma. as of thursday morning those statistics are no longer on fema's website. a fema spokesman did not explain why the information is gone, instead noting that those updates are available on puerto rican governor's website and in daily news briefings.

and on wall street, rising shares pushed the s&p 500 index higher for an eighth straight day, its longest winning streak in four years. the dow and nasdaq also closed higher. some investors are concerned that even in the healthiest markets what goes up often comes crashing down. an economist won warned the monthly jobs report out later today will likely show a drop in hiring. more money will be streaming out of netflix users' pockets. the video service is raising prices on its standard tier from $10 a month to $11 a month. they are bumping up prices on its premium plan from $12 to $14 a month. the increases take effect next month had's billing cycles. and a baltimore school has discovered you can have too much of a good thing. even if it's pumpkin spice.

>> christo ray jesuit school was evacuated for a while thursday afternoon. students and teachers were worried about a strong odor. a hazmat team was called in. >> the source? a pumpkin spice-scented aerosol plug in. five people were apparently treated for upset stomachs. i guess they're not big fans of pumpkin spice. they say barring any other issues they see, they say school should be in session today. this happened on the same day that starbucks offered pumpkin spice whipped cream on top of the pumpkin spice latte. >> nobody got sick at starbucks. >> not that we know, but perhaps there's a conspiracy. right. the birth of a social media star. we're taking a closer look at the so-called thumbs down guy. >> that guy. >> he has essentially been adopted by the yankees as a mascot, reluctantly perhaps because he's a mets fan. we'll get to the bottom of this one. plus, the video apology just posted by cam newton. what is being said about the sexist comment he made to a reporter.

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game one of game one of the new nfl week did not bring any kneeling during the national anthem before the game. members of the new england patriots stood with their arms around each other's shoulders before they took on the tampa bay buccaneers. the playing of the anthem was not shown on that broadcast. as for the game, it had as many missed field goals, three, as touchdowns. one of the scores came when tom brady hit chris hogan. he didn't actually hit him. he connected with him on a pass. >> that would have been interesting. >> yeah. a td pass in brady's storied career. the game finally came down to one play. tampa bay had the ball deep in new england territory. that pass fell incomplete. patriots of new england winning 14-19. turning now to something that happened off the field, the nfl star who sparked a firestorm of controversy with a

single comment to a female reporter during a news conference. >> after at least one sponsor cut its ties with cam newton, the carolina panthers quarterback has issued a video apology. here is abc's paula ferris. >> reporter: cam newton apologizing. >> what i did was extremely unacceptable. >> reporter: the fallout was swift. >> triple zero is my new go-to snack. >> reporter: dannon pulling their ads. and gatorade calling his comment disrespectful to all women. it's all because of this exchange with a female reporter. >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes like -- it's funny. >> reporter: that reporter, 25-year-old jordan rodrigue shot back on twitter. i don't think it's funny to be a female and talk about routes. i think it's any job. newton immediately drawing sharp

criticism for the comments many felt were sexist. but rodrigue also in hot water. apologize for years' old tweets that surfaced this week. >> if you look at everything that has added up, the domestic violence issues, the national anthem controversy. they're having trouble with ratings. this is not something that the nfl needs. >> reporter: but the nfl with nearly half its fan base now consisting of women saying the comments are just plain wrong and disrespectful. paula faris, abc news, new york. >> it will be interesting to see if fans, some fans, accept that apology or not. quite a bit of hot water that cam newton got himself in. >> yes, he did. and coming up in had our next half hour, the hot water alleged that one hollywood producer is in. what he is now saying this morning. but first, we're talking baseball playoffs. we'll got ron's take on to to watch. that's coming up next on "world news now." her party perfect.

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we are very excited to have our own sports expert. ronny baseball is in the house this morning. >> thank you. >> just as the major league baseball playoffs get under way. >> by the way, that song is the new york yankees song. we have two division series already in the books. last night it was the yankees of the bronx in cleveland. facing the indians, the tribe was already up 1-0 when bruce hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning. >> meanwhile, the indians pitchers were in control all night holding the yanks to just three hits. and it that was more than enough. the indians take game one 4-0. game two is tonight also in cleveland. >> no joy in mudville or the bronx for that matter. earlier, it was the red sox of boston and the -- i was going to say house. the houston astros in game one

of their division series. and it was all about jose altuve. not only did he hit a solo home run in the first. >> and then again in the fifth and the seventh. those made altuve the fifth to hit two homers in a post-season game. houston beast boston, 8-2. game two is this afternoon in houston. >> and he's not a big guy. he's a great hitter. >> little guy with a lot of power in those arms. so ron, we've had 162 games throughout the regular season, i know you've watched many of them, but this is what it really comes down to. let's take a look at the american league picture. what's your take on who advances here? >> i'm a huge, huge, inveteran hard core yankees fan. >> you're not alone here. >> cleveland is tough. cleveland is a team as far as i can tell without any flaws,

without any weaknesses. so it's going to be tough for the yankees to come back. >> i thought we had an understanding here. >> i think cleveland's going to take it. i'm hoping for the yankees, but i think cleveland's going to take it. and look, houston demolished the red sox's best pitcher, chris sale yesterday. it doesn't bother me. i'm looking for houston to advance and cleveland to advance. that would be a fantastic series. >> more fantastic if the yankees are in it. let's move on to the national league. you have the defending world series, the chicago cubs taking on the washington nationals, the diamondbacks facing the dodgers. what do you think? >> dodgers have a terrific team. they were really hot mid season. i think they are better than arizona. >> they haven't lost their mojo? >> arizona's very good. the diamonds are are a powerhouse.

cubs, washington, flip a coin. you got a coin? i'll go with the cubs if i have to. cubs, l.a., cleveland. >> can we go back to the yankees? >> yeah. >> because even if you don't like the yankees as a baseball team, they've been doing some things lately that just has to put a smile on your face. check out a new way they are celebrating home runs. they hold this fake news conference in the dugout, and it start the with just some players holding cups of gatorade. now they've actually created their own mike flag. it says the toe-night show. so when a player makes a home run, all the teammates crowd around and pretend like they're interviewing him. they hold the water cooler as the camera. the toe-night show refers to ronald torreyes. it's another yankees tradition. the thumbs down celebration started with a mets fan actually giving the thumbs down. now it's been picked up by the yankees. yeah, there he is. yankees have adopted it now. and it's cool. , there he is.

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breaking news this morning on "world news now." tropical storm nate's deadly toll and the forecast showing a direct hit to louisiana, possibly as a hurricane. we have the latest update from the hurricane center just ahead. and we have new reporting out of las vegas, nevada, where investigators are piecing together the profile of the killer by looking at his girlfriend, the nature of their relationship before the shooting, including their financial ties. new details ahead. and new this half hour, the explosive allegations involving one of the most powerful men in hollywood. >> decades of sexual allegations from harvey weinstein coming to light this morning and how he's responding. >> i promise.

>> it might be one of the most memorable moments in hollywood history, but did it really have to happen that way? what one scientist is now saying jack did wrong. that's in "the skinny," this friday, october 6th. siri thinks i'm talking to her. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> ron, seriously pumped that you are here this morning. >> i'm in for kendis gibson. i locked him in his apartment. he's trying to get out to be here. we'll see about that later. >> and a good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. we begin this half hour with tropical storm nate. it is drenching rain right now in parts of central america and already responsible for more than 20 deaths. >> the storm is on the move heading for mexico's yucatan peninsula. it could make landfall in cancun tonight. >> forecasters say nate is taking aim at the gulf coast, stretching from louisiana to florida, likely hitting sunday

as a category one hurricane. >> and nate's projected path has new orleans once again preparing for a direct hit less than two months after hurricane harvey. the city is under a state of emergency. the mayor says power outages appear to be a greater threat with this storm than widespread flooding. >> and evacuations are under way for some coastal areas, barrier islands and oil platforms in the gulf. >> and accuweather's justin povick joins us now with nate's timeline. >> diane, ron, good morning to you. tropical storm nate back over the very warm waters here of the northwestern caribbean. and we're going to be looking at strengthening as we go throughout the day. a hurricane watch has been posted for the eastern portion of the yucatan peninsula. expected landfall later tonight. but then further north we have hurricane watches in effect currently throughout portions of louisiana and mississippi. timeline for you.

nate emerges into the gulf of mexico this weekend and landfall early sunday, again, as a category one hurricane near the mouth of the mississippi river. we're going to be talking about impacts here in terms of damaging winds, flooding rains and isolated severe weather. ron, diane? >> justin, thanks. and relief supplies are slowly making their way into more remote areas of puerto rico hit hardest by hurricane maria. >> members of the island's police force hand-delivered food and water where some people lost everything. the governor says getting help to those areas is a top priority. >> we established a priority. 50 municipalities across the middle of the island that are more likely to be incommunicative, so we can get there with priority. have food, water, fuel and security services, you know, deployed for them. >> and the governor says nearly 55% of island residents now have water service.

>> but restoring electricity is proving to be more of a challenge. only about 9% of the island now has power, and the governor warns it could take until next march, march of next year for the entire island to get power back. and now to the latest in the las vegas shooting. investigators say the gunman may have been eyeing potential targets in other cities before attacking the country music festival on the vegas strip. >> in august, the gunman booked rooms in a 21-story hotel overlooking the lollapalooza music festival in chicago. about 100,000 people attend it each day, but he never did check into the hotel. >> and the gunman's phone showing a google search for hotels around fenway park with, which holds nearly 38,000 baseball fans. but there's no evidence he traveled there either. and investigators are combing through every inch of the scene as they struggle to find a motive in all of this. >> the open field where the concert was held there in las vegas is frozen in time. you can see overturned lawn chairs, strollers and other belongings scattered across the grass left behind when everyone ran for their lives. >> and the gunman's girlfriend is still under scrutiny.

we're learning about a purchase the two of them made just two months before the shooting. here is abc's brian ross with more. >> reporter: new insights from an unlikely place, the reno car dealership where he bought this car on august 1st, paying cash with a check for $14,411. not a sign of someone with financial problems. employees here told us the fbi questioned them about what exactly happened with paddock and his girlfriend, marilou danley when they came to buy the car. >> marilou wanted to get a lexus, and he said he wasn't going to pay $10,000 more for a car with the same equipment. >> reporter: she told the female salesperson that paddock had saved her from a troubled marriage. >> she said she had a bad relationship prior to him and he had turned her life around and really helped her out. >> reporter: danley's relationship with paddock has now become a key focus of the investigation. on wednesday, she told fbi agents paddock was a caring man who showed no sign of violence. and the fbi also wanted to know

about the more than $100,000 that paddock wired to the philippines for danley before sending her there just two weeks in advance of the shooting. her lawyer read her statement. >> i was grateful, but honestly, i was worried that first the unexpected trip home and the money was a way of breaking up with me. >> reporter: four days into the investigation, the fbi says it has ruled out money problems and ruled out any connection to anarchist groups, to anti-government groups, to overseas terror groups. a full four days into the investigation and authorities say they are still stumped about the motive of stephen paddock. now they're drilling down further on his computer, his finances and mental health. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and the massacre prompted a

rare concession from the nra, announcing support for more regulations of those bump stock attachments that can convert semiautomatic rifles into fully automatic. but the organization is making it clear they are not calling for a ban. a growing number of lawmakers and president trump have signaled their willingness to consider restricting those devices. and a comment by the president is raising some eyebrows during a photo-op with his senior military staff at the white house. he called the moment the calm before the storm. take a listen. >> you guys know what this represents? >> tell us, sir. >> maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> could be the calm before the storm. >> what storm? >> we have the world's great military people in this room, i will tell you that.

and we're going to have a great evening. thank you all for coming. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. thank you, everybody. >> the president was asked three or four times what he was referring to as the calm before the storm and he would not answer. so far the white house has not clarified what exactly the president meant. meanwhile, a request shows that white house chief of staff john kelly's personal cell phone was compromised. politico reports that the suspected breach may have happened as long ago as last december, and this raises concern that hackers or foreign governments may have had access to data on that phone while he was secretary of homeland security and then after he went to work in the white house. the report gives no indication of who may have breached that phone or how think did it. russian hackers, meanwhile, are accused of using a popular antivirus software to steal secrets. sources say the classified material was compromised when a national agent security contractor took it home and put it on his personal computer. hackers allegedly identified the highly-sensitive documents from the kaspersky labs software.

the incident apparently occurred in 2015 but was just discovered last spring. and the tsa says this past summer was the busiest in the history of the tsa, which is 16 years, more than 239 million travelers and crew members were screened. between the wednesday before memorial day and the day after labor day. the busiest day was the friday before the fourth of july. it was also a number four all-time at 2.6 million screenings. >> wow. and holding a meeting on space exploration can be hard, using a high-priced escalator to get to that meeting is harder. >> saudi arabia's king salman had a little glitch. when he arrived in moscow. the golden escalator there leading from the 747 came to a grinding halt. >> ah-oh. >> the king and his aides look a little puzzled. what do you do next?

you walk, right? >> what do these stairs that don't move? they're just stairs. after about 20 seconds they finally decided to walk the rest of the way. >> don't you hate when that happens? >> i wonder at what point they thought, okay, just another second, they'll get it working. >> maintenance, it's all about maintenance. coming up, we're check in with jeopardy's newest star. can austin keep his win streak going? can austin keep his win streak going? >> we'll find out. but first, the new reaction from one of the biggest power brokers in hollywood amid allegations of decades of sexual harassment. you're watching "world news now".

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try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. a north ro a north carolina driver is facing charges this morning after a violent case of road rage caught on camera. watch as the driver of the pickup truck takes a couple swings at that cyclist. another driver at the scene gets involved. the attacker eventually drives off but police did catch up to him. he was charged with simple assault and reckless drive. and now the bombshell out of hollywood and allegations of sexual harassment out of one of

hollywood's most powerful moviemakers. the accusations leveled against producer harvey weinstein stretch back decades from assistants to an emmy-nominated actress. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: explosive allegations about harvey wine stain, known for producing block buster movies like "pulp fiction." >> because i am so much crazier than you. >> reporter: he has been lauded repeatedly by male and female oscar winners alike. >> harvey weinstein for believing in us and making this movie. >> my friends at mere max, especially harvey. >> reporter: now he says he's planning to take a leave of absence to deal with the issue head on. the "new york times" describes several sexual harassment allegations, including from ashley judd who told "variety" in 2016 i was sexually harassed by one of our industry's most famous admired/reviled figures. she did not name him at the time but "variety" describes how he kept summoning her to his hotel

room and tried to get judd to watch him take a shower. weinstein reached settlements with at least eight women. in response to the allegations, weinstein said in a statement, i kim of age in the '60s and '70s when all the rules about behavior in workplaces were different. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past has caused a lot of pain, and i sincerely apologize for it. attorney lisa bloom is advising weinstein and released a statement calling him an old dinosaur learning new ways but also says he denies many of the accusations as patently false. weinstein lawyer's tells abc news they plan to sue the "new york times," saying it is full saturated with false and defamatory statements. the "new york times" says they are confident in their reporting. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> in that statement, it was -- weinstein took a rather strange turn, too. he's apologizing, kind of defending himself.

and then he turns and starts talking about going after the nra. >> for lisa bloom, this is odd deposition for her to be coming to his defense. this is exactly the kind of narrow where she's normally on the other side, the first attorney defending women in these cases. >> which may be why he hired her. >> it will be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out. when we come back, we have another controversy to discuss. >> i bet it's titanic. >> the titanic controversy. why a scientist is picking apart the most famous scene. "the skinny's" next. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x.

♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> time now for "the skinny," starting with a titanic controversy involving leonardo dicaprio. >> it's become one of the most famous parting scenes in the history of hollywood. jack holding onto that floating door in the frigid north atlantic. >> i'll never let go, jack. i'll never let go. >> now astrophysicist says it's not whether jack could fit on top of the door near kate. that is not the question. the question is, would he really

have given up on living that soon? tyson says no. he tells the "huffington post," the human survival instinct is way stronger than that in everybody, especially in a character like jack's. >> he was freezing cold, though. >> all right. >> he added that if that character was matt damon from "the martian", he would have made an outboard motor and saved everyone. yeah, that's realistic. that is how science can help you. >> though mythbusters did a study on this. this couldn't both be on the board. they would sink it. but if they took kate's life vest and put it under the board they could have floated. >> they should have thought of that. >> that's science for you. now we know the next time we're floating in the north atlantic on a big board. >> there you go. now we know the next time we're floating in the atlantic. next, it could be the most we've ever seen of marilyn monroe. >> 12 intimate photographs up

for auction in new york city. >> a lot include her sleeping swimming naked in color and in black and white. and in addition to the provocative pool shot, there are photos of the star celebrating her birthday with sparklers and a birthday cake. one is believed to be the last taken of her before her death in august 5th, 1962. >> the photos are expected to fetch $35,000. >> how do they know what to expect? >> we have experts for these things. then when it totally beats the expectations, then it makes headlines and then we talk about it again. now a jeopardy update. austin. >> he's so excited. >> the bartender from new york city scored another big win last night. >> rogers appeared on gma yesterday morning and he shared the secret of his success. >> if you watch enough, you'll see things repeat.

if it says sculptor, it will be august rodan. if it says american sculptor,. it will probably be alexander calder. if it ever says romanian poet, it will be eoneschko. i have no idea who leoneschko is, but i've seen that come up three times in episodes across the decades. >> i'm taking notes for my big day on jeopardy. >> austin's win last night gives him an eight-day total of $306,900. here's a fun fact. this guy doesn't even own a tv. >> that's why he's so good at trivia. >> get a tv, man, taking away my job! >> here is the thing, though. i don't know if you noticed, but check out had his style here, right. that's part of what's made his him so famous. quirky hair and the beard. you see him on gma, he got a haircut. if you're superstitious, i wonder. >> you know what? you shouldn't tamper with -- that's a dangerous move there, austin.

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than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. i do mean it. it's been a pleasure to have ron claiborne with us this morning, especially given it was a very busy week of news, but one story dominated the headlines. >> that's right. this portion of the show is usually reserved for the friday rewind, but this morning we have a special look at the heroes of the mass shooting in las vegas. >> music fans looking for a fun night out now bonded by tragedy. here's a look back with a rendition of "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace >> what happened to your shirt? >> we used it to compress my buddy's wounds on his chest.

we tried to keep our finger in the hole to keep him from bleeding. >> there were many going over there, their wives, their girlfriends to block them. there were lives saved. >> and i rallied everybody out of that room. i was determined i said to myself, these girls aren't going to die. i'm not going to die. i need to get home to see my daughter. this is not happening. not happening. ♪ but now i see >> i jumped on my friend. she got hit in the back. i put my arm around her. i got shot in the arm, i'm glad i did. >> he said to me i've been shot. i need to help you. i said okay. he drop the tailgate on some random truck. he took my belt, tied off my leg and kept me from bleeding out. i would have died. ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ >> you know, you were hit hard as well.

how did you make it out? >> took off his shirt and started applying pressure. and his girlfriend just kept talking to me as i was still in shock. and we were running, running, him and his girlfriend like changed the way i look at life. >> you saw so many people who didn't even know each other just grab each other and go. >> some hero comes at me and saved me. >> and he came all the weigh to the hospital? >> yeah. he wouldn't leave my side. he saved my life. >> if it wasn't for that cabdriver, i wouldn't be here. >> everyone was communicating and working together. you got this person, i got this person. it was completely horrible, but it was absolutely amazing to see all these people come together. ♪

making news in america this morning, bracing for nate. >> we're going to hunker down and we're going to get through this and we're going to be fine. >> the killer storm moves north with states of emergency in effect from louisiana to florida. see where the watches and warnings are right now. ♪ >> and the emotional tribute for the officer killed in the vegas rampage as details emerge about the other city the shooter may have considered. plus the nra's new statement overnight about gun regulations. bombshell allegations against one of hollywood's most powerful men. a star actress is among his alleged victims. hear how the legendary producer is responding. also the strange sight on radar even the weather service couldn't explain.