the nhl's newest franchise played an emotional home opener in las vegas. the golden knights paid tribute to the victims of last week's massacre. they replaced all the advertising on the boards with the message you see there, "vegas strong." >> they escorted first responders onto the ice, and a moment of silence, one second for every victim killed. and the nfl is preparing to take on the take a knee national anthem protest. >> roger goodell sent a letter to team owners that reads in part, we believe everyone should stand for the national anthem. we need to move past this controversy. it goes on to say that the nfl has developed a plan that will be reviewed next week. goodell's statement came on the same day the president asked on twitter why the nfl gets massive

tax breaks while, in his words, disrespecting the anthem, flag and the country. meantime, former chicago bears star mike ditka has jumped into the national anthem debate. he told jim gray on westwood one's radio pregame program that all of a sudden it's become a big deal now about oppression. there's been no oppression in the last 100 years that i know of. ditka insisted that he wasn't condemning anyone but urged players to protest when the game is over. >> and the rapper eminem is criticizing the president for inflaming the nfl protest. >> this is getting a lot of attention overnight. he actually went beyond that issue. lots of reaction, including from colin kaepernick and lebron james to this. this is all at the b.e.t. hip-hop awards, eminem calling out his form of distraction.

in a rap he said the president gets an enormous reaction when he attacks the nfl so we focus on that instead of talking puerto rico and gun reform for nevada. the four-minute rap, vulgar at times, actually, he called out his fans who are supporters of the president. no reaction from the white house but a lot of reaction from many of the president's supporters. all right, when we come back, don't mess with seth rogen's mom. plus, something oprah hasn't done in 29 years. "the skinny" is next. skinny" is next. "the skinny" is next. are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect.

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> it is skinny on this wednesday and more proof this wednesday. the stars, they're just like us, and that includes star moms, including seth rogen's. >> so seth rogen's mother didn't think it was very funny when the actor wasn't answering his phone. so she did what any mother would do. she went to twitter. >> amazing she knew what the twitters was. putting her son on blast asking, b where are you? >> so the next day, seth tweeted, when you don't answer your mom's phone calls for a day, and he links to the original post. >> so the question everyone is

wondering, did he ever call her back? >> yeah, seth, did you call mom? >> which she later confirmed on twitter he did. so good. there you have it. whew. i'm glad my mother is not on twitter. >> i thought parents were all on facebook nowadays as opposed to the twitters. >> my mom makes comments on other people's photos, and she thinks that all her friends can see them, so she's writing in portuguese on people's facebook posts. i'm like, mom, your friends can't -- no one understands what you're writing. but maybe we'll just keep it that way. the this way i don't have to worry about this kind of a situation. >> miley cyrus has been having a pretty good year so far, and she released her new single, reinvented herself again. and now she's hitting the road. >> yes, i love these. all right, buckle up, everybody, because miley's teaming up with james corden in the latest edition of carpool karaoke. ♪ they're playin' my song ♪ i'm nodding my head

♪ and i'm moving my head like yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ it's a party in the usa ♪ it's a party in the usa >> little do people know that you actually have choreographed this music video for miley cyrus. >> well, i actually develop my own choreography to this song. it is not miley cyrus approved, but i do quite enjoy it very much. do you want to learn it? >> yes. >> my hands up, playin' my song. butterfly fly away. nodding my head like yeah. moving my head like yeah. hands up, playin' my song. you know i'm going to be okay. yay, yay, yay, yay. it's a party in the usa. it's a hit at weddings, i tell you. do that baby in the dance circle, everybody will want to be your friend, right? right guys? >> exactly.

jack's got it. >> i got it down, i'm doin' good. >> corden had a lot of fun. he did not learn my choreography, but they did enjoy something else. >> whoa. whoa. >> he made fun of miely's tongue, and then he had her lick some stamps so he could hit the post office. he said your tongue makes less of an appearance today than it used to. so this was a good way for him to get it back in the spotlight. >> holy cow. that's crazy. look at the size of that. >> do they still make adhesive stamps now? don't you not have to lick them anymore? >> he's british. he doesn't know these things. when's the last time you went to the bank to deposit a check? >> ooh, it's been a while. it has been a while. >> well, oprah hadn't been inside a bank since 1988. >> it hasn't been that long for me. just recently, though, she decided she needed a reminder, so she walked in to make a deposit. and do you know want to know what she was depositing?

>> maybe $200. >> a $2 million check. uh-huh. >> she said she just wanted to go in to do it. she stood in line or online, everything like that. the whole thing came up because she was asked if she knew her pin number. she doesn't, by the way. when you're oprah, you don't need a pin number. >> the last time she went to the bank, you probably didn't. >> there was no pin numbers back then. >> i'll tell you, if i had a $2 million check to dpeft deposit, i'd want to deposit it in person, yep, that's my $2 million check and you can just put that with the rest. >> i can deposit a $2 million check. it will just -- >> it will just bounce. >> yeah. j. lo has reportedly put her penthouse had on the market. according to page six, it's so she and a-rod can find a place together. >> the 6500 square foot duplex boasts four bedrooms, six bathrooms, two of which are in

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janel said she was better than you. >> all right, let's see. let's take a look. debbie says kendis, lol, a little stiff. but she says, not too bad. endeara has your back. she didn't say you were good. she said keep practicing my belizean brother. >> thank you, endeara. that's as good as it will get. >> keep practicing. >> do you want to practice? >> all right if i got any better. i have my usa pants on. >> he would need music. ♪ >> i think i nailed it. nailed it. >> a little more hip, no? >> exactly. >> all right, we'll keep working on it. viewers who haven't seen the other shows are wondering, why is he wearing red pants. >> we'll have more on that coming up.

next up, in case you missed yesterday's show, which i know you never do. there was a story about kit harrington playing a plank on his fiancee. so, of course one our staffers did the same thing to me. >> you were very brave. putting a fake head in their fridge. i reacted very manly. >> you were very brave. >> mm-hm. >> so we all saw kendis scream like a baby. >> that's an insult to babies. >> that's true. what you didn't see was my reaction to his reaction, but we did post it online. and some of you had a good laugh. >> oh, yeah. >> but then this was the cleanup mode. i was trying desperately to get the popcorn off the desk before the end of the commercial break. >> we need to get to our new viewer. our new family member, our producer of america this morning has a new baby. >> baby ashton to the family. congratulations.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of our top headlines we're following on "world news now". more bombshells in the harvey weinstein sexual harassment scandal. >> even more women are stepping forward with their own harrowing accusations. including three oscar-nominated actresses. and the wildfires sweeping across california are blamed for at least 17 deaths. more evacuation orders were issued overnight as the fires continued to rage. wineries, hotels, more than 2,000 buildings have been destroyed, including many homes. the nfl commissioner, roger goodell telling owners that players should stand during the national anthem, he went on to say that the controversy has proven to be divisive for the league and the fans.

and the u.s. soccer team believed it would win and head to the world cup, the trouble is, the opposing team had different ideas. and they carried through during last night's match in the caribbean. those are just some of our top stories here on this wednesday, october 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so much for our usa we believe that we will win. we can believe we will win. the reality of it might not be. oh, well, there's always five years from now. all right, let's get to the big scandal, the hollywood mogul, harvey weinstein coming under fire. >> the number of women accusing him of sexual harassment is growing by the day. and that now include three oscar-winning actresses. his wife is leaving him due to what she calls unforgivable actions. >> the obamas and hillary

clinton are joining a growing list of those condemning the producer. >> and his company is launching an investigation and denying prior knowledge of this. >> this comes as two unidentified women were spotted leaving weinstein's new york city home with luggage. >> reporter: in 2015, as part of a police sting operation, a filipino-italian model secretly recorded an encounter with half very weinstein in which he appears to admit groping her. >> why yesterday you touch my breasts? >> oh, please, i'm sorry, just come on, i'm used to that. >> reporter: the case was presented to prosecutors who called the recording horrifying to listen to but insufficient to prove a crime. other women have now come forward with other stories of sexual misconduct, including gwyneth paltrow who says she was 22 when he harassed her. angelina jolie says she had a bad experience with weinstein and, in a news conference,

screenwriter luzette geists explained what happened to her. >> he started following me and telling me he could introduce me to bob weinstein, i could get a three-picture deal and he would green light my script but i had to watch him masturbate. i was on the verge of tears, but i pulled it together and quickly exited. >> reporter: weinstein has been fired and a spokesperson said that any allegations of nonconsensual sex are denied. but as the stories mount, so does condemnation. ben affleck said it made him sad and angry a man he used to work with used his power and position to manipulate women over decades. hillary clinton said she was shocked and appalled. hollywood is still facing questions over how much others now about weinstein's behavior. the manhattan police detectives' office is asking any potential victims to call prosecutors. >> tmz is reporting that he is

flying to europe overnight to go to sex rehabilitation. >> interesting scandal. and it just continues to grow by the day. this was a really, really big moviemaker and a power maker in hollywood. of course he was responsible for so many big movies, including "good will hunting", "shakespeare in love." >> so the nypd is saying that the prosecutor wasn't able to prosecute those groups but anybody with allegations is asked to come forward. it is possible he could still see a criminal case against him if they get more people coming forward. right now to the wildfires tearing through california. they've claimed 17 lives and the number could go up. >> hundreds of people are unaccounted for after the fire scorched more than 100,000 acres in and around california's wine country. they do continue to burn even at this hour. some of the missing people may be unable to contact friends and

family because the flames have taken out cellular sites, making it tough to communicate. >> many residents are returning to nothing but ashes after the fires decimated entire neighborhoods. the winds died down a bit but they are expected to pick up again today. >> and there are more red flags going up almost to the oregon state line. and firefighters are now getting a handle on a brush fire that destroyed dozens of building in southern california. >> mm-hm. that fire burning near disneyland is 40% contained and most of those evacuated residents have been allowed to return home. marci gonzalez is there. >> reporter: after that anaheim inferno tore through these california subdivisions, firefighters finally getting the upper hand, dowsing hotspots in the charred skeletons of homes. the fire so random and

unpredictable. this house destroyed. then look in this garage, these two cars untouched. ron johnson shooting this video of embers raining down before stepping in to help a firefighter overcome by smoke. >> he was coughing and coughing, and he stayed there until we could get a police car up here. >> reporter: and nearby ashley, one of thousands evacuated, watching coverage on facebook live of her own home being destroyed. >> we just lost everything. all we have is what's on us right now. >> reporter: her house and this one are among the two dozen destroyed in this fire. some residents are still waiting to get back here to see the damage. marci gonzalez, abc news, anaheim, california. >> marci, dhaung. and as the fate of so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers is still undecided, most americans believe they should be protected from deportation. that's according to a new poll that showed 60% of americans say the young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children should be allowed to stay in the country. 22% were opposed to granting them legal status. president trump ended the daca

program and gave congress until march to come up with a compromise. but this week he hinged any new daca legislation on a list of hard line requirements, including a border wall. and one of the allegations regarding the travel ban has been dismissed. the supreme court set aside a suit from maryland that took issue with the policy's so-called anti-muslim language. the white house argued against the case going forward because a new version of the ban takes effect next wednesday. 4/ a separate case from hawaii relating to refugees was not addressed. a new report by the world health organization finds global obesity rates among children have increased 1000% since 1975. the largest study of its kind published ahead of world obesity day which is today and finds the most rapid increases are in parts of asia and in low to middle-income countries. they point to an increase in factory-produced food that is dense in calories but poor in nutrition. crack open the safe. you will need serious cash to

take home a leonardo da vinci painting up for auction next month. >> the work, entitled "savior of the world" is expected to get $100 million. it is the last-known privately owned da vinci work. >> it is one of 15 da vincis in existence. it was thought to have been destroyed but was rediscovered in 2005. >> a bargain price. >> at $100 million! and a story that almost defies common sense. >> we told you earlier this week about mcdonald's disastrous attempt to provide fabs of the rick and motory cartoon with their special szechuan dipping sauce. it resulted in mob-like stampedes. >> some ebay sellers are offering framed photos of the mcdonald's szechuan packet.

>> what? >> they're not even high-quality photos, printed on normal paper out of an hp deskjet. >> oh, come on, that looks like a frame that was painted gold. that's not even a gold-plated frame. people are going nuts over this sauce. take a look at this video. this guy jumps on the counter and starts chanting "where is my szechuan sauce". i'm hoping this was a prank just done to get some attention. >> what is he -- oh, wow. >> yeah, he really wanted that sauce, apparently. >> i guess. what is in that sauce? >> i think it was just to get some attention. >> i want some of that sauce now. all right, coming up. the surveillance video that caught a couple of alleged arsonists red-handed and what police are saying about this video. and the new approach to stop bullying. the new penalties that parents of bullies could face in one

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surveillance video captures surveillance video captures an attempted arson at a new jersey butcher shop. the suspect sprays what appears to be an accelerant. and they light a match. they quickly run from the scene. the store and nearby businesses were damaged by the flames. police posted the video on social media. and a town is taking on bullying by passing a law saying parents could be punished for their child's bad behavior. >> they could face fines in the hundreds of dollars, jail time or both if they don't step in. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: a small town mom whose son was bullied is turning her heartache into action. her son was ruthlessly attacked by an eighth grade classmate right in front of her. >> he sucker punched him right in the face. hit him as hard as he could. >> reporter: crego set up this facebook page, calling out pervasive bullying in her town. the incident with her son sparking outrage. >> what really alarmed me about

this situation was the brazen act of violence in front of a parent. >> reporter: and prompting lawmakers to pass a law that puts responsibility squarely on parents. >> the judge could give a fine up to $250 and/or 15 a days in jail. in reality, what we're trying to do is engage the parent in the process and try to work on a solution. >> reporter: it's a steep penalty some say goes too far. one moment commenting on the facebook page, you can't make parents parent their kid. >> we hope to never use this law but it's there in extreme cases. but we need to do a better job and we're continually trying to do that. >> reporter: the new law modeled after a similar push to hold parents accountable in wisconsin. according to a study, 28% of students from sixth to 12th grade say they've been bullied, most common in middle school.

for crego, the new law sent a message, parents will pay the price for their kids' bad behavior. erielle reshef, new york. and fall isn't just a time for pumpkin spice but financial planning. >> kendis will have all the information you need coming next. ll the information you need coming next. ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life.

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♪ ♪ fall fashion week has just wrapped up which of course gave us gems like the see-through shirt and the bedazzled beard for ladies. but what's hot in fall financial fashion? i knew you were asking that. how can it benefit your bottom line? consumer expert, vera gibbons and our own fashionista is here. with those answers to you. good morning to you. and obviously, leopard is in. >> yes. >> but it never went out. >> we were told animal prints are very in for fall and corduroys and florals. so i'm going with the trends, kendis, i'm going with the trends. >> i'll be back with a bow tie. what is in overall? >> fall financial trends are not as sexy as the fashion trends. one of the big trends, spending,

halloween spending is projected to be up over $9 billion. holiday spending projected to be up anywhere from 4% to 4.5% according to estimates by deloitte. this is, you could say a good thing because people have jobs and are confident, but we're getting a little carried away. there was a study down by pure point financial showing that one third of americans spend on impulse and three in ten often spend more than they have available. so it's problematic. spend, spend, spend. as we get into the holiday season now, people buy plane tickets, hotel reservations, gifts. they go overboard. >> yes, they do. they go on amazon, have a few drinks late at night. >> maybe you do. >> yeah, that accounts for a lot of my spending. buying or renting, i faced the same question earlier this year. what's more in style? >> what's in style now is renting. >> okay.

>> the american dream of home ownership has changed. millennials have set the tone on that precedent. it's not even within their wheel house. they're not even thinking they can buy a home. but if you look at the rates of home ownership, they've gone down across all generations, and the percentage of households that are now renters are at the highest level since the 1960s, since 1965. isn't that amazing sign of the times? >> i interviewed a realtor who said that the market is softening a little bit. >> there's no inventory and the prices are ridiculous. what is gigging? >> everyone's doing it now. >> okay. >> even if they don't know what it is? >> 34% of the workforce is gigging. that number is projected to go up -- >> it's taking on those gigs, uber, lyft, airbnb. >> we call that the side hustle. >> so everyone is doin' it. and this is the time of year when things really pick up. because everybody's looking to make that extra bit of cash for

the holiday season, so gigging is very much in style for fall. >> i'm going to gig as an ups driver. >> there you go. it's not even the millennials, we're seeing a growing percentage of retirees and pre-retirees. the money's pretty good. over $200 billion made gigging, hustling. >> correction made, i'll gig as a walmart greeter. >> betting is big. >> betting, we saw this over the summer. lottery fever was very much alive this summer. people are betting big on the stock market, too. what worries me a little bit is people getting into digital currencies, bitcoin in particular. people seem to know what it is. they've heard about it, read about it, seen it on tv, but to jump in blindly, when you don't know how it actually works is

completely crazy. people have seen the upside. it goes up and down, it crashes and goes back up again. and they want to jump in on that bandwagon. that's just a really bad idea of betting. putting more money in than you can afford to lose is never a good idea. >> that's true. why's travel all of a sudden in style? >> it's getting to that time of year. millennials are going through the experiences over traditional travel and then borrowing is now another big trend. borrowing levels are now at record high levels. $1 trillion in credit card debt. so that's a problematic fall trend that's only going to escalate, again, as we get into peak spending period, which is right about now. >> okay. that it is. vera gibbons, thank you. >> thanks, kendis. >> we thank you so much for joining us. next time, what's hot in summer wear. you're watching "world news now."

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champion for weeks. >> speaking of homecoming, a new jersey high school student is getting a lot of attention after being elected homecoming king. >> but it's not as much because of his incredible title but because of his incredible story. >> reporter: patrick petro, number 49 is the manager of the woodbridge baron's team. >> he's the heart of the team. >> reporter: and he as adored. so much so that on friday night during halftime he was crowned homecoming king, and the fans in the stadium, including his family, erupted into cheers. were you nervous about becoming homecoming king? >> a little bit. >> reporter: did you think they would pick you? >> no. >> reporter: his teammates had other ideas. >> for like an entire week i told him he was going to win. he didn't believe me. i knew he was going to win. >> reporter: a winner everyone could agree upon.

>> it just shows that the kids here are unbelievable. they're just awesome. they love everybody. >> reporter: but patrick isn't letting his crown go to his head. >> after he won, he was back on the side line, screaming "go woodbridge ". he was more excited about us winning than him winning the homecoming king. >> reporter: next year he will enroll in a vocational training program in the district, but he plans to return to the high school to continue managing the football team. >> because they need me. >> reporter: because they need him, they sure do. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> his classmates say he's super friendly. he high-fives everyone, great team spirit, he's a shoe in. >> he's going to be a great coach. >> and a great homecoming king. great homecoming king. -in. >> he's going to be a great coach. >> and a great homecoming king.

this morning on "world news now," the massive fires burning across northern california. >> the fires devouring more than 2,000 homes and businesses, and sending thousands of people from their homes. there are new evacuation orders overnight and the weather forecast does not look good for fire crews. we have the very latest. >> plus new details in the scandal surrounding harvey weinstein. his wife is now weighing in as more a-list actresses claim he harassed and in some case abused them. hear what he plans to do mow. and in puerto rico, facing a health care crisis. three weeks after hurricane maria struck the island, hospitals are desperately in need of medication and patients are not receiving needed treatment. and i believe is that we will win, i believe that we will win!

with world cup right around the corner, we'll take a look at what will happen, what didn't happen, what certainly won't happen as we break out our vuvuzelas for some football. >> football. >> on this wednesday, october 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's tough to say vuvuzela. even sober, you sound drunk. vuvuzela. >> so which one is it? >> exactly. i've got my tickets booked for russia. i can't wait to see team usa in russia. but we'll start this half hour with the growing devastation in northern california. those wildfires taking out entire neighborhoods and incinerating everything in their path. >> the death toll is rising, more than 100,000 acres have

burned so far, leaving piles of smoldering debris where homes once stood. those flames instantly turned world famous wineries and vineyards into just charred ruins. at least 7 people have died. many are still missing and more than 2,000 homes and other buildings were destroyed. >> new evacuation orders have been issued. a va hospital has just been evacuated, as well. and today, those high winds are expected to kick up once again. abc's matt gutman has the latest from hard-hit santa rosa. >> reporter: firefighters stretched to the brink trying to get an upper hand in some of the most destructive and deadly wildfires in california history. >> we have firefighters working on their third shift who have not been relieved. >> reporter: the fire now twice the size of washington, d.c. and still growing. at least 2,000 structures destroyed, including entire neighborhoods, shopping centers, restaurants and hotels. this was a hilton hotel complex. you can feel the intensity of the heat coming off of it.

firefighters are so strapped they're not worried about the flames inside, but they are concerned about are those embers flying out of it. fire crews in santa rosa forced to let homes burn because they didn't have enough water. >> we didn't have enough water, so the water supply is difficult. it's just better to let it burn. >> reporter: the fires erupted sunday night as strong so-called diablo winds pushed hot, dry air across california wine country and exploded in size, now well over 100,000 acres. when you look at this scene you get a sense of the explosions that this fire triggered. this engine block belonged to that car. the explosions flipping car after car after car. >> it's with sorrow that i tell you today we have confirmed two fatalities. charles and sara rippey, ages 100 and 98. >> the couple, married 75 years. their son, mike, helped sift through their home. >> my father, i was sleeping in

a different room and we found him halfway to her room. and so he never made it to her room. but even if he had made it, there was no way he was going to leave her. >> reporter: there was nearly 200 people reported missing. one of them, steve liner. we met his brother al earlier. >> i am very worried about him. >> reporter: they served in vietnam together but al hasn't been able to get into the destruction zone, but our press passes gave us access, so we drove him in. >> i've called him god knows how many times, and the phones are all down. >> reporter: then turned on his brother's street. is that him? >> that's him! i've been looking for two days for you guys! >> reporter: and then that reunion, brothers in arms. sheriff's officials tell me they expect most but not all of the missing to be found alive. these fires have been catastrophic for these communities. this was a k-mart. and you can see aisle after charred aisle behind me.

one city official saying it will take years to rebuild santa rosa. matt gutman, abc news, santa rosa. >> just unbelievable to see those images. and we hope to see more reunions like that with these people who are missing. meanwhile, firefighters in southern california are having a better time battling brush fires near disneyland. >> thousands of people evacuated from the anaheim area were allowed to return home. that fire is now 40% contained after dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed. firefighters are hoping to go on the offensive hoping to keep any embers from igniting again. >> and the firefighters are hoping for cooler weather and calmer winds. >> accuweather's paul williams is here to tell us what they are in store for. good morning paul. >> good morning kendis, diane. we still have a high pressure system that's keeping it bone dry throughout the southwest as a whole.

it would be nice if this cold front would meander and bring a little wet weather our way, but that's simply not happening. there will be a deeper dip in the jet stream, which will drop the temps and a little more moisture from los angeles to san diego. but still mainly staying dry. a little relief possibly as we go into friday, but even this little bit of onshore flow will dissipate as we go into a drier weekend. and tensions with north korea may actually be rising after another show of force by the u.s. two bombers flew over the sea of japan in a nighttime mission and in an unprecedented move, they were escorted by south korean and japanese fighters. the mission came as the white house said the president and military officials discussed options to respond to north korea. and the supreme court has dismissed one of two challenges to the trump administration's travel ban. the suit from maryland took issue with the anti-muslim language of the policy. the white house said the case should be set aside because of a new version of the ban which takes effect next wednesday. the high court did not address a separate case from hawaii related to refugees. the white house says president trump was just joking when he appeared to suggest he was more intelligent than

secretary of state rex tillerson. the president dismissed reports that tillerson called him a moron, but added that if it were true they should compare iq tests. the president also escalated his feud with senator bob corker, calling him liddle bob corker, that follows his criticism that the president could set the country on a path to world war iii. mr. trump insists the spat would not affect his efforts to pass tax reform. we have new information in the movements of the las vegas shooter. sources tell abc news that he had access to a service elevator at the mandalay bay hotel, and it's believed that could be one reason he went there. the news comes amid a change in the timeline that revealed staff at the hotel knew about an active shooter six minutes before the rampage started. now there are some questions as to whether the hotel could have done more the to stop him. >> you have that human factor, where it goes to a person and they end up logging into computer and they may call dispatch at the same time he may have already started firing.

>> we have some new video overnight of items being removed from the home the shooter shared with his girlfriend. authorities have searched the property twice since the massacre. on capitol hill, bipartisan legislation was introduced to ban the bump stock devices used in the las vegas shooting. the house bill bans the manufacturer, sale and use of bump stocks and similar devices that essentially allow you to convert a semi automatic weapon to fire like a fully automatic weapon. the legislation has 20 original cosponsors, ten republicans and ten democrats. meanwhile, a gun control group is suing the top maker of those bump stocks on behalf of the shooting victims. three weeks after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, the island is facing a health care crisis. hospitals are in desperate need of medication and overwhelmed by patients. in some cases, seriously ill patients are not receiving urgently needed treatment. half of the workers have returned to work. in the meantime, the white house is asking congress for $5

billion for the cash-strapped territory. first lady melania trump says she wants to be an advocate for victims of the opioid epidemic. >> she visited a west virginia clinic that treats babies born addicted to drugs. she says she wants to break down the stigma attached to opioid abuse by starting a conversation. she toured the clinic and spoke to a mother and former patient who shared how the clinic has helped her family. meanwhile, duchess kate has made her first appearance since announcing she's pregnant with baby number three. she turned out with princes william and harry for world mental health day, she showed off her baby bump, looking amazing as always. severe morning sickness has kept her out of the public eye for a well. so fans are delighted to see her out in public. >> her morning sickness has improved we're told. >> yes. >> she's still suffering from cases, as approximately. >> and the three of them have done so much work with mental

health. nice to see her being able to come to an event that clearly is so important to the three of them. coming up, the brand-new bombshell in the harvey weinstein scandal. hear the new audio released audio recording during a police sting. it was never prosecuted. and later we're getting geared up for the world cup with team usa fighting for a chance to go to russia next year. we'll see hoe they did. find us on facebook, wnn fans.com and on twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." fans.com and on twitter, @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."

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the 2012 nominees for best performance by an actress in a supporting role, congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >> and we laughed at that comment at the oscar nominations four years ago, but nobody's laughing now. >> no. the harvey weinstein sexual harassment scandal is widening by the day with three more actresses coming forward with new allegations and some go well beyond whats harassment. >> weinstein's wife of ten years has announced she's leaving him, saying that his actions are unforgiveable. >> and the obamas and hillary clinton are joining a growing list of celebrities condemning

the hollywood mogul. >> and weinstein's production company is now launching its own investigation denying any prior knowledge of this. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the newest bombshell accusation against harvey weinstein from gwyneth paltrow. she was 22 years old. weinstein had just cast her in a role that would catapult her career. paltrow tells the "new york times" the movie mogul summoned her to his hotel room for a meeting and then allegedly placed his hands on her and suggested they head to the bedroom for massages. the actress says she refused and then later told boyfriend brad pitt who confronted weinstein. a source tells abc news, pitt told him to never touch her again. several years later, paltrow thanked weinstein when she won an oscar in had one of his other films. >> i would like to thank harvey weinstein. >> reporter: now she's coming forward saying this way of treating women ends now. and more accusations. angelina jolie also says she had a bad experience with weinstein in her youth and that his behavior is unacceptable.

and now new questions about how much hollywood knew about harvey weinstein. this joke by seth macfarlane. at the 2013 oscar nominations ceremony. >> congratulations you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >> reporter: and now possibly more damaging evidence against the former studio chief. >> i'm going to take a shower. you sit there and have a drink. >> reporter: "the new yorker" magazine obtained this secretly-recorded audio during a 2015 sting operation by weinstein is heard admitting to inappropriately touching an the nypd. italian model. the audio has been verified by abc news. >> yud you touched my breast. >> i'm sorry, come on, i'm used to that. >> you're used to that? >> reporter: this misdemeanor sexual abuse case was never prosecuted. according to the d.a.'s office, the audio was insufficient to prove a crime under new york law. rhonen pharaoh wrote the expose. >> there is an evident problem

with the understanding of no. >> reporter: pharaoh says three women claim they were raped or forced into a sex act. ten others told him weinstein sexually harassed them. including mira sorvino. >> it's a travesty that this behavior goes on in this industry for decades. >> reporter: weinstein's wife tells "people" magazine, she's leaving him. weinstein has been fired. and a spokesperson told "the new yorker," quote, any allegations of non-consensual sex are unequivocally denied by weinstein. if they could have prosecuted weinstein for his conduct back in 2015, they would have. now they're urging anyone who feels they were victimized by weinstein to contact them. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> we'll have more on that throughout the morning. in the meantime, coming up in the next half hour, the nfl appears to break with its players over the national anthem protest. >> abc news has obtained a copy

of the memo roger goodell sent to nfl teams saying players should stand. a shift in in a previous stance that seemed to support the players who protested. but first, if you're boycotting the nfl, how about soccer! team usa's big moment! we are going do the world cup! >> woo! >> we think. highlights next. let's see how this all worked. that's next on "world news now." let's get dressed. how this all worked. let's get dressed. why do the best things in life create so much mess! tackle it all with finish® quantum. even on the toughest messes you get an unbeatable clean. and now get 25% more loads then cascade® platinum™ switch to finish® quantum. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.

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i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win! >> i believe that we will win. >> yes. of course. >> usa. time for some football. >> football. we are talking world cup soccer, baby. next summer, it's in russia and we are getting pumped to root for team usa. we are going to russia. so our squad took on trinidad and tobago last night for a qualifying match. >> uh-huh. >> so let's go to the highlights, shall we? >> so there were concerns the field would be too wet. it even had a moat around it.

some players had to be carried onto the field. >> the usa couldn't get in a good practice. but that shouldn't be a problem, it's the number 99 team in the world. there's a cross to the center and american omar gonzalez scores! usa! usa! >> oh, wait, he's a defender. >> what do you mean? >> that was the other team's goal. all right, all right, all right, 1-0 trinidad. no worries. totally fine. 20 minutes later, oh, that was trinidad's alvin jones, 45 yards out. that didn't look like it was going in, but it did. okay, 2-0, trinidad, we got this. >> two goals, zero problem. the united states christian paliisic, knocks one home. >> we are back, baby! we are back! we are back! >> so the soccer star delivering

for team usa, plenty of time left until there is a 2-1 trinidad in the end. that's okay. that's all right. it's all right. it's okay. >> we'll do better in the next round. >> yeah, we'll get you next time. >> can't win them all. we'll get you in the next round. we're still in this thing. >> what do you mean? >> what do you mean? >> usa is out. they lost previously. >> so we're not going to the world -- no chance we're going to the world cup? >> we're not going to russia? >> no. >> so what -- >> but we bought the suits. >> i know. >> we were all ready to go. >> i already, like i started drinking the moscow mule. we'll just have to figure out a different team. the french are in it. >> how's your viking clap doing? >> oh, yeah. >> because iceland's still in it. we got that part. >> there we go. >> iceland is our team. >> there's always team portugal. >> there's always team portugal.

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shares i'll turn myself in along with a dozen donuts, and that's a promise. >> ooh. >> the redford township police department says it's amazing the support we will get from the community. so mr. tareno, hold our beer. we accept your challenge. within an hour, more than a thousand shares, and tareno was remanded. >> so is he locked up? >> so that was since friday. more than 4200 shares now. he hasn't turned himself in. the suspect, not a man of his word. >> didn't hold up to his end of the bargain. shocker. now to another man. those two should go bowling together, maybe. because this one got arrested for or accused of public intoxication. >> oh. >> and remember the dog ate my homework excuse? >> yeah. >> how about the aliens got me hammered excuse. police brought him in and he claims, no, no, it's not his fault he's drunk. you see, he traveled from the year 2048 to warn mankind of an impending invasion by extra terrestrials. the reason he smelled of alcohol

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this morning on "world news now," the deadly and destructive wildfires sweeping across northern california. homes and businesses burned to the ground, and there are new evacuation orders overnight and high winds returning today. and new tension between the president and his secretary of state. days after rex tillerson was accused of having called the president a moron, the president is now challenging tillerson to an iq test. and new this half hour, a couple discovers a hidden camera in an air b&b home they were renting while on vacation. >> and the camera was pointing right at their bed. hear what they did next. and there's no hiding from mom, especially if you're a big star like seth rogen. hear what she did to shame him into calling her back. that's in the skinny on this wednesday, october 11th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." we're going to start things off with the overwhelming devastation in california. it is now blamed for at least 17 deaths. and still many people are unaccounted for. >> and this is what one neighborhood looked like before the flames erupted. a little of vegetation there. and take a look now. home after home burned to the ground there. it's hardly recognizable. and the fires are still raging after devouring more than 2,000 homes and businesses and sending thousands fleeing. abc's donya bacchus has more from santa rosa. >> reporter: the out of control fires now twice the size of washington, d.c., stretching firefighters thin. >> we have folks on the fire line starting their third shift right now that have not been relieved. >> reporter: sunday, the fires sparked strong so-called diablo winds pushed hot, dry air across

california, exploding in size so quickly many didn't have time to evacuate. >> we got out without anything except for our dogs and medicine. >> reporter: nancy cook returns to what's left of her home, sifting through the rubble, trying to salvage anything she can find. >> this was the kitchen. >> reporter: across sonoma county, entire neighborhoods are now unrecognizable. at least 2,000 residences, businesses like this winery and even hotels destroyed. >> it's with sorrow that i tell you today that we have confirmed two fatalities. charles and sara rippey, ages 100 and 98. >> reporter: the rippeys were married for 75 years. tuesday, their son mike helped sift through their home.

>> my father, he never made it to her room. and even if he had made it, there was no way he was going to leave her. >> reporter: in southern california, firefighters finally getting the upper hand, dowsing hotspots in the charred skeletons of homes. everywhere you look behind me you see signs of the intensity of this fire. just days ago more than 100 mobile homes were in this park. now you can't tell where one begins and the other ends. diane and kendis? >> unbelievable to think that is a neighborhood behind her. >> it is absolutely striking looking at those images. and those fires burned with such intensity, they even melted glass. >> families returning to the scorched remains of their homes found many of their belongings scorched beyond recognition. >> armageddon. >> it looks like a bomb went off in this whole area. it's devastating. >> and the winds were blowing so hard. the gusts were coming directly south like 60 miles an hour. there's nothing you can do. >> every house was on fire, including mine, as i was driving through here, driving through flames. that tree was down the road on fire. and yeah, couldn't see the front of my truck. smoke and embers just pounding. >> when i ask the police there,

they said i cannot get in. i said my son, i'm not sure if my son is still there and i need to make sure that he's really out there. i'm so happy, thank you. >> reporter: her son was safely outside the evacuation zone. >> it can't get any worse, you know, despite everybody's safe, but literally, everything's gone. >> reporter: it's your business and your home. >> yeah. it's not every day you lose both, you know, so it's been tough. my dad was raised here. there's just -- there's just so many memories. there's so many, i think about all the pictures that were lost and all the, just irreplaceable things. >> now i don't know where to go from here. be a long road. >> the strength of the winds could make all the difference for thousands of firefighters on the ground trying to get that under control. >> we turn now to paul williams for a look ahead. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we have a serious scenario coming up in a few days, actually. right now it remains dry for wednesday with cooler breeze along the coast, scattered showers but unfortunately well

to the north and away from the most problematic area. by friday we'll have more moisture, that's a little bit of a help for us to not have to deal with so much dry air and so much of the dry winds with onshore wind returning with cooler air. but now here's the monkey wrench to the whole thing. unfortunately, the flow changes. the high pressure system strengthens, the offshore winds change and the coast warms back up and it becomes even drier, once again, increasing the fire danger as we go into the weekend. kendis, diane? >> thank you, paul. we have new images of an unprecedented show of force by the u.s. against north korea. the pictures show two bombers taking off from guam on the way to the sea of japan. it's the first time japanese and south korean fighters flew alongside u.s. planes. president trump and military officials have been discussing options on dealing with pyongyang. and the u.s. navy has fired the commander and executive officer

of the "uss mccain." the warship's top two officers. it collided in august killing ten sailors and injuring five more. in a statement, the navy called the collision preventable saying the commanding officer exercised poor judgment and the executive officer exercised poor leadership. president trump is firing back at republican senator bob corker, mocking him with a new nickname. the president appeared to take a swipe at the secretary of state. but the white house insists he was only joking. abc's jonathan karl with details. >> reporter: president trump seemed to lob a new insult at his new secretary of state after the report that rex tillerson called him a quote, moron. i think it's fake news, the president told forbes, but if he did that, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests, and i can tell you who's going to win. the president was asked if he was undercutting his own secretary of state. >> no, i didn't undercut anybody. i don't believe in undercutting people. thank you very much everybody. >> do you still have confidence? >> yes. >> reporter: but the new comments come after the

president said he would like tillerson to be, quote, a little bit tougher. >> why would the president want someone he thinks is not tough nor particularly smart as secretary of state? >> the president never implied that the secretary of state was not incredibly intelligent. he made a joke, nothing more than that. >> reporter: the white house insists the relationship is fine, but that's not what they're saying about republican senator bob corker, who infuriated the president by saying this to the "new york times." >> he doesn't realize that, you know, we could be heading toward world war iii with the kinds of comments that he's making. >> the failing "new york times" set liddle' bob corker up by recording his conversation, the president tweeted, was made to sound a fool and that's what i'm dealing with. and we're now learning it was corker who asked the interview to be recorded. and now two republican senators, the only two so far, have come forward to defend the president. both of those republican senators are up for re-election

had next year. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. police say a texas tech student has confessed to the murder of a campus police officer. 19-year-old hollis daniels was arrested for drugs. inside the station he pulled out a gun and shot officer floyd east jr. he is charged with capital murder and held on a $5 million bond. we're learning new details about an alleged airport bombing plot in north carolina. prosecutors say the suspect confessed to leaving a bomb at the asheville airport. michael estes told authorities he wanted to, quote, fight a war on u.s. soil. in indiana, a couple vacationing found hidden cameras in their air b & is & b bedroom. they noticed something weird about the smoke detector in their bedroom. it was a camera pointed directly at their bed. they quickly called police. the homeowner, wayne natt has been charged with one count of

video voyeurism. he said the cameras were for his personal use. he'd been renting the property through airbnb for two years. >> good thinking on their part. i don't think i would have noticed something like that. turning now to one young girl in utah whose priceless reaction was caught on video when she heard the news that her life was going to change forever. >> so this is the moment right here. that 11-year-old, tanna butterfield was told that a judgment had just allowed her foster parents to become her forever parents. >> that school manager, jackie alexander posted the video to instagram saying in 12 years of this job, this is by far my best moment ever. >> what a wonderful moment there, you can see the happiness. >> i think she's a little excited. >> i think so, too. >> good for them. congratulations to the whole family. coming up, the nfl commissioner officially weighs in on the whole national anthem debate, saying he wants players to stand. the new reaction overnight. and miley cyrus like we've never seen her before, belting

out "party in the usa." we'll tell you why, ahead in "the skinny." first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather, brought to you by mypillow.

the nhl's newest franchise played an emotional home opener in las vegas. the golden knights paid tribute to the victims of last week's massacre. they replaced all the advertising on the boards with the message you see there, "vegas strong." >> they escorted first responders onto the ice, and a moment of silence, one second for every victim killed. and the nfl is preparing to take on the take a knee national anthem protest. >> roger goodell sent a letter to team owners that reads in part, we believe everyone should stand for the national anthem. we need to move past this controversy. it goes on to say that the nfl has developed a plan that will be reviewed next week. goodell's statement came on the same day the president asked on twitter why the nfl gets massive

tax breaks while, in his words, disrespecting the anthem, flag and the country. meantime, former chicago bears star mike ditka has jumped into the national anthem debate. he told jim gray on westwood one's radio pregame program that all of a sudden it's become a big deal now about oppression. there's been no oppression in the last 100 years that i know of. ditka insisted that he wasn't condemning anyone but urged players to protest when the game is over. >> and the rapper eminem is criticizing the president for inflaming the nfl protest. >> this is getting a lot of attention overnight. he actually went beyond that issue. lots of reaction, including from colin kaepernick and lebron james to this. this is all at the b.e.t. hip-hop awards, eminem calling out his form of distraction. in a rap he said the president gets an enormous reaction when he attacks the nfl so we focus on that instead of talking

puerto rico and gun reform for nevada. the four-minute rap, vulgar at times, actually, he called out his fans who are supporters of the president. no reaction from the white house but a lot of reaction from many of the president's supporters. all right, when we come back, don't mess with seth rogen's mom. plus, something oprah hasn't done in 29 years. "the skinny" is next. y" is next. "the skinny" is next. are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> it is skinny on this wednesday and more proof this wednesday. the stars, they're just like us, and that includes star moms, including seth rogen's. >> so seth rogen's mother didn't think it was very funny when the actor wasn't answering his phone. so she did what any mother would do. she went to twitter. >> amazing she knew what the twitters was. putting her son on blast asking, where are you? >> so the next day, seth tweeted, when you don't answer your mom's phone calls for a day, and he links to the original post. >> so the question everyone is

wondering, did he ever call her back? >> yeah, seth, did you call mom? >> which she later confirmed on twitter he did. so good. there you have it. whew. i'm glad my mother is not on twitter. >> i thought parents were all on facebook nowadays as opposed to the twitters. >> my mom makes comments on other people's photos, and she thinks that all her friends can see them, so she's writing in portuguese on people's facebook posts. i'm like, mom, your friends can't -- no one understands what you're writing. but maybe we'll just keep it that way. the this way i don't have to worry about this kind of a situation. >> miley cyrus has been having a pretty good year so far, and she released her new single, reinvented herself again. and now she's hitting the road. >> yes, i love these. all right, buckle up, everybody, because miley's teaming up with james corden in the latest edition of carpool karaoke. ♪ they're playin' my song ♪ i'm nodding my head ♪ and i'm moving my head like yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ it's a party in the usa

♪ it's a party in the usa >> little do people know that you actually have choreographed this music video for miley cyrus. >> well, i actually develop my own choreography to this song. it is not miley cyrus approved, but i do quite enjoy it very much. do you want to learn it? >> yes. >> my hands up, playin' my song. butterfly fly away. nodding my head like yeah. moving my head like yeah. hands up, playin' my song. you know i'm going to be okay. yay, yay, yay, yay. it's a party in the usa. it's a hit at weddings, i tell you. do that baby in the dance circle, everybody will want to be your friend, right? right guys?

>> exactly. jack's got it. >> i got it down, i'm doin' good. >> corden had a lot of fun. he did not learn my choreography, but they did enjoy something else. >> whoa. whoa. >> he made fun of miely's tongue, and then he had her lick some stamps so he could hit the post office. he said your tongue makes less of an appearance today than it used to. so this was a good way for him to get it back in the spotlight. >> holy cow. that's crazy. look at the size of that. >> do they still make adhesive stamps now? don't you not have to lick them anymore? >> he's british. he doesn't know these things. when's the last time you went to the bank to deposit a check? >> ooh, it's been a while. it has been a while. >> well, oprah hadn't been inside a bank since 1988. >> it hasn't been that long for me. just recently, though, she decided she needed a reminder, so she walked in to make a deposit. and do you know want to know what she was depositing?

>> maybe $200. >> a $2 million check. uh-huh. >> she said she just wanted to go in to do it. she stood in line or online, everything like that. the whole thing came up because she was asked if she knew her pin number. she doesn't, by the way. when you're oprah, you don't need a pin number. >> the last time she went to the bank, you probably didn't. >> there was no pin numbers back then. >> i'll tell you, if i had a $2 million check to deposit, i'd want to deposit it in person, yep, that's my $2 million check and you can just put that with the rest. >> i can deposit a $2 million check. it will just -- >> it will just bounce. >> yeah. j. lo has reportedly put her penthouse had on the market. according to page six, it's so she and a-rod can find a place together. >> the 6500 square foot duplex boasts four bedrooms, six bathrooms, two of which are in the master suite. can you say "lifestyles"?

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there is not a friend that i have that will not own this product ♪ oh, yes, wait a minute, mr. postman ♪ ♪ wait, wait, wait, mr. postman ♪ >> all right, it is time to open the in box, baby. >> from our mailbox. >> well done. >> let's kick things off with the punta dance. >> i came back from my native belize. i wanted to teach you the dance. >> you did great. >> i showed you, it's mostly a hip thing. >> you were an excellent teacher. >> those my roots on display. >> they loved seeing you do that dance. >> they absolutely did. so let's see what they did say. marsha on facebook said omg, she is better than you. the gal, the punta.

>> oh, well thank you. >> okay, that's fine, might be biassed. janel said she was better than you. >> all right, let's see. let's take a look. debbie says kendis, lol, a little stiff. but she says, not too bad. endeara has your back. she didn't say you were good. she said keep practicing my belizean brother. >> thank you, endeara. that's as good as it will get. >> keep practicing. >> do you want to practice? >> all right if i got any better. i have my usa pants on. >> he would need music. ♪ >> i think i nailed it. nailed it. >> a little more hip, no? >> exactly. >> all right, we'll keep working on it. viewers who haven't seen the other shows are wondering, why is he wearing red pants. >> we'll have more on that coming up.

next up, in case you missed yesterday's show, which i know you never do. there was a story about kit harrington playing a plank on his fiancee. so, of course one our staffers did the same thing to me. >> you were very brave. putting a fake head in their fridge. i reacted very manly. >> you were very brave. >> mm-hm. >> so we all saw kendis scream like a baby. >> that's an insult to babies. >> that's true. what you didn't see was my reaction to his reaction, but we did post it online. and some of you had a good laugh. >> oh, yeah. >> but then this was the cleanup mode. i was trying desperately to get the popcorn off the desk before the end of the commercial break. >> we need to get to our new viewer. our new family member, our producer of america this morning has a new baby. >> baby ashton to the family. congratulations. we love you guys. good morning. i'm diane macedo.

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