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>> ooh, i like that, too. >> great effects in all of this, i would say. >> directed by joseph khan. >> who of course has done -- >> that's not my area of expertise. >> well-known director. >> a big music video director. >> exactly. let's go to news about my other boyfriend, chris hemsworth and the revelation that he's a man of many talents. >> in other words, happy day two of ratings month. it turns out the mortal behind "thor", could actually swap out his war hammer for a sewing machine. >> hemsworth recently revealed in a magazine interview that he once did cross-stitch and considered a career in fashion. he says at one point he was determined to be a designer, even picking out different rolls of fabric for his designs. >> and speaking of fabric, lucky for us, hemsworth says the fashion designer thing did not end up going anywhere, so he

soon followed his older brother luke into acting. >> and then he decided that fabric stuff isn't so cool, i'll just stop wearing it. >> and less and less clothing. >> no one's complaining. >> we are not shameless at all. speaking of less clothing, pamela anderson is back in action. she's doing something we've never seen before. >> even though the "baywatch" movie was a flop, pam's red bathing suit can be studied for science for how it has defied the laws of science worldwide. >> so like kendis, you may also remember anderson doing nude photo shoots for "playboy", and now she is going nude for the cover of "king kong" magazine for its monumental, fourth edition. >> to which you are probably wondering, what the heck is "king kong" magazine? i guess it's like modern-day "mad" magazine. she is seen posing with a royal ballet dancer there, often dubbed the bad boy of ballet,

which is a phrase that sounds slightly paradoxical. >> bad boy of ballet. >> yeah. >> i like it. >> sergei. finally, patrick stuart wants to remind everyone that he's been going apple picking long before it was cool on instagram. his words, not mine. >> he posted a pic. and his devoted fans on reddit got busy with their meme workshops. so here he is as red riding hood. >> and the captain from "star trek", with the whole world in his hand. >> check him out holding a skull in homage to "hamlet." >> and here he is, the evil queen lurking around snow white. okay. we had a big competition yesterday. that's yours. >> where's mine? >> pumpkins, we did a pumpkin carving. >> this is the first time i've ever carved a pumpkin. >> this is really heavy. >> i think mine came out great. >> no contest. >> and wait, especially when you

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why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ ♪ my emmy pumpkin. so as we get ready for the weekend, it is time, so classic, for our weekly look back at the headlines, and the brighter spots in the news this week. >> including the greatest airline employee we've ever seen. here now, your friday rewind. >> serial killer on the loose. authorities racing against time to find the murderer, terrorizing a tampa neighborhood. >> we will hunt this son of a [ bleep ] down until we find him. >> gunning down three people in ten days. the mayor says that he and the chief will be out on the streets during halloween. there will be an extra police presence. they know how scary this is, and they want to do everything they can to make sure everyone is safe. >> what he said was --

>> the president. >> yes, the president, said that he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway. he couldn't remember my husband name. >> i respect her. i respect her family. i certainly respect la david, who, by the way, i called la david right from the beginning. >> two top senators turn on president trump, jeff flake delivers that stunning speech on the senate floor. >> i rise today to say enough. >> calling the president's behavior dangerous to democracy after senator bob corker accused him of debasing the nation. >> the final batch of documents from the assassination, teams of reporters waiting more to find out about that fateful day. >> more confusion and drama surrounding the assassination of on jfk. president trump announcing some of the documents scheduled to be released will not be because they pose a danger to national security. 2800 other documents released tonight.

to shed more light into the killing. >> am i mad at god? yeah, i'm mad at him. i wish i had more protection. >> bill o'reilly now blaming for his troubles. he's facing renewed scrutiny over a "new york times" report that he settled a lawsuit for $32 million. o'reilly insists he did nothing wrong. and says he's being targeted because of political and financial motives. >> look at that. there's something -- it needs something else. >> yeah, it's missing something. ♪ everybody dance now >> there we go. >> yeah! he also scans boarding passes in the terminal. ♪ >> who's worried about his pat down at tsa? that would be -- >> he's still -- that's my favorite video of the week, i think. >> that is the most awesome guy there on the tarmac. >> almost as awesome as my pumpkin. >> let us know on facebook or on the twitter machine who won this contest. mind you, this is my first time ever carving a prime minister pumpkin.

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good friday morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories we're following this morning on "world news now." thousands of jfk files have been released, but some of those documents are still sealed in the interest of national security. the batch of records on the kennedy assassination reveal an extensive and broad investigation but no bombshells. we have a full report up next. a delta airlines flight from atlanta to amsterdam forced to make an emergency landing in newfoundland. a pilot declared an emergency right after saying one of the plane's engines had failed. there were no injuries. the reckless driving case against tiger woods comes to an end today. woods had five drugs in his system when he was found asleep at the wheel in may. and after an eight-home-run thriller in game two, the

dodgers and astros are now in houston for tonight's big game three. see them getting off the buses. now the series this time, one game apiece. the astros have not lost a home game so far this post season. you can see that all the players are ready. those are some of our top stories on this friday, october 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i was going to go with yosemite sam. but it's batting practice and justin turner. >> i love how he has a different identity every day. >> a different one every day. >> we will have more on justin's evolving identities. but we're going to start this half hour with the much-anticipated released jfk files. >> so president trump cleared the way for the national archives to publish more than 2,800 documents last night. but some documents remain

shrouded in secrecy at the request of the investigation community. >> they detail lee harvey oswald's travels and communist sympathizers, but no big bombshells. abc's brian clark has more. >> reporter: president trump declassifying nearly 3,000 documents surrounding the kennedy assassination. yet holding back others for further review because of national security concerns. those still-secret records under review for the next six months. november 22nd, 1963, president kennedy and the first lady arrived in dallas on a day that would forever change america. the first couple riding through dealey plaza in the back seat of a convertible. the top down, the president an open target for assassin lee harvey oswald. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: a nation in shock, finding it hard to believe that a lone gunman had killed the leader of the free world. then two days later on live television. >> there is lee oswald.

he's been shot. >> reporter: oswald, shot and killed himself while in custody. the improbable sequence of events becoming fodder for speculation and doubt. >> assassins need payrolls. schedules, times, orders. >> reporter: it was the film "jfk," and its fictional plot surrounding a conspiracy to kill kennedy that pushed congress to into passing a law, calling for the release of all assassination related records by october 26th, 2017. it will know months maybe years before all the documents are thoroughly mined, with most looking for an answer to the inevitable question, did oswald act alone? >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer. realistically, that's never going to happen. >> reporter: brian clark, abc news, new york. >> so the search proved that the documents proved that this is really an extensive investigation as you can understand. one document by the way from

1964 indicates investigators looked into claims that oswald was working with the fbi as an informant. they concluded he actually was not. >> the thing is, now the documents have been released and people still do not believe that lee harvey oswald was working alone, even though the investigations lead in that direction. but of course some of these documents are still unsealed at the request of the fbi and cia for at least six months, so that's fueling a new round of conspiracy theories. >> it will continue. it will be had a sequel to the oliver stone movie. moving on. president trump has declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency, not going quite as far as he had promise 37. >> the president is now vowing to overcome addiction in america. but the move starts short of pledging new funds to combat the epidemic. ear's abc's lana zak. >> we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic. we can do it. >> reporter: in announcing that

the opioid crisis will be an official public health emergency, president trump invoked the memory of his brother fred who suffered from an addiction to alcohol and encouraged his younger brother not to drink. >> to this day i've never had a drink. i learned because of fred. i learned. and that's what i think is so important. this is an idea i had, where if we can teach young people not to take drugs, just not to take them. >> reporter: the president's public health declaration means patients in rural areas can reach doctors and obtain prescriptions to treat addiction by phone or internet. and it lifts bureaucratic red tape for treatment centers in all 50 states. back in august, the president made headlines for calling the opioid crisis a national emergency. >> it is an emergency. it's a national emergency. >> reporter: but at that time, he didn't sign a declaration to make the national emergency designation official. that would have made additional new federal funds that are usually reserved for disasters like hurricanes or tornados.

some democrats are arguing that the public health declaration isn't enough. >> what i would say to the president on that is "show me the money." >> reporter: the white house says they intend to work with congress to allocate additional funding to help battle the opioid crisis because as it stands right now, the public health emergency declaration does not carry with it additional funds. it would, however, allow the government to reindicate some grant money. it would allow the government to >> one more note from washington, the house is turning its attention to tax cuts. now that a republican-backed budget has narrowly passed. 20 republicans voted against the resolution, along with every democrat on capitol hill. but now that it's approved, lawmakers can start hammering out the details of a $1.5 trillion tax cut. several tough issues must be decided, including possible changes to 401(k) retirement plans. republicans want to introduce their tax cut bill by next wednesday.

secretary of state jim mattis is sending a strong message overnight to visit korea's dmz. he got a brief look into north korea before receiving a briefing from u.s. military commanders. mattis said his visit reaffirms the u.s. iron-clad commitment to the south korean people and accused the kim jong un regime of denying freedom in pursuit of nuclear weapons and echoed the secretary of state saying the goal is a nuclear-free korea. lawmakers are calling for an investigation into how a small power company was awarded a $3 million contract to restore power in puerto rico. with nearly three quarters of the island still in the dark nearly a month later, the contract has come under increasing controversy. gio benitez has details. >> reporter: new questions about the montana company hired to restore power in puerto rico, landing the $300 million contract with just two full-time employees at the time, they are bringing on subcontractors and dozens of workers. >> we're here ready to light up puerto rico. >> reporter: there's new

controversy after a twitter dispute between that small company and the mayor of san juan. the mayor asking questions about whether they were up for the job. tweeting if whitefish energy feels that asking for transparency is misplaced, what are they afraid we will find? that montana company fired back with what appeared to be a threat. we have 44 linemen rebuilding power lines in your city and 40 more men just arrived. do you want us to send them back or keep working? the company is now apologizing. three quarters of the island is still without power. the governor of puerto rico says if there are problems, they will look into the company and how they got the contract. president trump's interior secretary, ryan zinke, is from the same hometown. but zinke claims he had no role. >> we will push forward. if there is wrongdoing, you know, in this process or in any process, there will be hell to pay. >> reporter: and the interior secretary does know the ceo from

the same small town, but he says he played no role in them getting the contract. meanwhile, right now, congressional democrats are calling on the department's inspector general to investigate. gio benitez, abc news, new york. twitter is blocking ads from two russian-sponsored outlets. twitter's move to ban the ads comes ahead of next week's testimony by company officials on capitol hill for its part, rt claims twitter pursued them as clients to buy advertising during the campaign. a blockbuster deal involving two major health-related companies could be in the works. cvs is reportedly in talks to buy aetna, the third-largest health insurance company. it could be worth $60 billion. so far neither company has commented on the proposal. and a new study suggests that expectant mothers who have a dog in the house for at least

one hour every day may be protecting their babies against eczema. researchers found that children of mothers with dogs had roughly half the rate of childrens eczema than those in dog-free homes. they believe early exposure to allergens decreases the likelihood of autoimmune diseases. morrow bots will be roaming the aisles in walmart. they have been tested in arkansas and california. the company says they free up real-life workers to help customers and don't worry, the job of a greeter is still going to be there. >> oh. >> yeah. >> okay. >> it will not be taken over by a robot. here's a riddle for you. how many state police officers does it take to catch a rabbit? >> hmm, well, here's the answer. massachusetts officers turned into the bunny brigade after a rabbit got loose on a highway. one lucky guy armed with a box and some patience did the

honors. >> he tries sneaking up on it, tries running after it. eventually, the rabbit just decided, okay, enough. i'll sit still and let you catch me. >> how did frank end up in new england? >> i think frank needs a little friend. maybe we should bring that little bunny to new york. >> it's cute. >> that looked like a little wild bunny, though. he belongs in the woods somewhere. >> look at you being all judgmental to the other bunnies. >> no. i mean wild as opposed to domestic. also he looks like he had a really fun night. >> yeah, that's the sort of bunny i'd hang out with. coming up, insomniac theater plus a test at a major movie chain. should ticket prices be based on the popularity of the movie? would you pay more to see a hit. and we'll have new developments in the search for a killer in tampa. police hope new images may lead them to a suspect. first, here's a look at today's temperatures.

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>> reporter: it's the new surveillance video released by police showing a person running away. >> we believe this person has ties to the incident. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clue. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clnc. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clnc. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clei. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clnc. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clgi. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clhin neighborhoodincident. >> reporter: police going frame by frame, pointing out one clue. the mystery man appears to be flipping his cell phone. >> is that a habit? does someone know a friend that -- i see them do that all the time? >> reporter: moments after the shooting, that same man running away from the direction of the crime scene. the police say he's come up with four reasons he might be running >> one, they may be out for dinner. two they're out exercising. three, they heard gunshots. and number four, they just murdered benjamin mitchell. >> reporter: police want the public to discover every detail from the way they dresses to the

way they walk, even the flip of the phone. they're hoping someone recognizes something familiar that can help crack the case. victor oquendo, abc news, tampa. an activist group known as the monument removal brigade is claiming responsibility for vandalizing a statue of former president teddy roosevelt. >> they splashed red paint on the monument. they're calling the vandalism a work of public art. the hate crimes task force is investigating. >> protesters call the statue a symbol of colonialism and white supremacy. coming up, how certain movie ticket prices may rise depending on their popularity. >> it means you could also get a discount if the movie tanks at the box office. we'll explain the new system next on "world news now." we'll explain the new system next on "world news now." ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal

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to learn more. go long. ♪ just like movie newscast today. time to check out what's happening at the box office, brand-new this weekend. >> are you going to talk about boo? >> "boo 2 and the madea halloween." >> this one's about the struggle of returning from war. "thank you for your service" is about a young man coming back to his wife and kids but haunted by events in iraq. the film focuses on the difficulty of homecoming, but also the brotherhood created on the battlefield. >> it was multiple choice, and you said you wanted to die. was that a lie? hmm? adam. >> i don't know.

>> the cast includes comedian amy schumer, playing a widow desperate to know how her husband died. the reviews are mixed. julian roman calls it a sen sear harrowing journey through post traumatic stress disorder and the havoc it wreaks on families. but another says the rather flat story never breaks new ground nor does it fully explorer the deaths of ptsd. >> that's tough to review that one. knowing it's such a tough journey for so many people. but now to a movie involving some people you may have heard of. one of them, his name is damon. thor other, moore, with a director clooney. >> oh, okay. >> matt damon, julianne moore, george clooney. this is "suburbicon," a town hiding a seriously disturbing underbelly. >> so any new progress on the

investigation? >> a mobster got killed a come couple days ago. >> sorry for his loss. >> of life? yeah, i guess he probably is, too. >> this is getting serious splat action on rotten tomatoes. brian telerico saying in this startling misfire is a total disaster from start to finish. >> not a fan. >> not at all. what about brian truitt, usa today, what say you? in the grand scheme of coen brothers scripts. fargo exists on one end while "suburbicon" ends with a hardy the thud somewhere on the other side. of course none of this matters, because "jigsaw" is going to slash both of these at the box office this weekend. it's this sequel to "saw." but now they just add jake to it. >> so a nice family flick. >> it's a comedy.

this morning on "world news now," president trump declares war on the nation's opioid crisis. >> calling the epidemic a public health emergency. the president says it's a winnable war and he offered a very personal story about his brother's battle with addiction. breaking overnight, some tense moments for passengers on a delta flight to europe forced to land due to engine failure. we'll have the latest. and we're tracking a winter-like storm. pounding parts of it is midwest right now with heavy snow and a deep freeze as a major storm system is threatening the east coast bringing with it powerful rains and winds through the weekend. and we want to pump you up. we hit the streets for our second annual high heel race. >> times square never saw it coming and hasn't recovered since. one of the greatest displays of athleticism the world has never seen on this tri, october 27th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you think they took the wanted posters down yet? >> i think they did. i think the police -- that's the reason why nypd is stationed there in times square. in this proof, this is one of the shoes that will go on action after -- >> did the other one survive it? >> the other one is stuck in a subway grate somewhere. we will get to that a little bit later on, but real men do wear pumps. >> all right. >> that's what i'm told. but we're going to start this half hour with the war on opiates and the presidential declaration to fight the epidemic. that has millions of americans hooked on drugs. >> the president vowed to overcome addiction in america and shares a deeply personal story about his own brother but stopped short of releasing new federal funds to battle the growing crisis. abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump declared the opioid crisis the worst

epidemic in all of history. >> i am directing officials to use every appropriate authority to fight the opioid crisis. >> reporter: the declaration means patients in rural areas can reach doctors and treat addictions by phone or internet. unemployed workers who lost their jobs because of addiction will receive job training and assistance and it lifts bureaucratic red tape, allowing more funding for treatment centers in all 50 states. but the president stopped short of declaring a sweeping national emergency, something he has repeatedly promised. >> it's a national emergency. we're going to spend a lot of time, a lot of effort, and a lot onof >> reporter: he said something slightly different, calling it a public health emergency. that means his action does not

include emergency federal money to address the crisis that kills nearly 100 people a day. for nearly four years, abc news followed families battling the effects of addiction. addiction. in new hampshire, we sat down with rory smith who found his son aaron in the basement overdosed. >> he was gray. i yelled for the phone to call 911. and i proceeded to give him mouth-to-mouth. he was not breathing and i could not feel a heartbeat. >> reporter: can you tell me what that is like? >> it's probably the worst thing i've ever had to do in my life. was giving him mouth-to-mouth. i said is this how it's going to end? right here in my basement? >> reporter: that time they were able to revive aaron, but after another overdose he died. now from president trump, a familiar call to action targeting young people with a "just say no" style ad campaign. >> if we can teach young people and people generally not to start, it's really, really easy not to take them. >> reporter: the president said

his own wake-up call came from his older brother fred. >> great guy. best-looking guy. best personality. much better than mine. but he had a problem. he had a problem with alcohol. and he would tell me, "don't drink! don't drink." he would say it over and over again. and to this day, i've never had a drink. >> reporter: this all comes at a time when the health secretary was fired for questions about his use of corporate drugs. the nominee for drug czar withdrew his name for consideration. no replacement for him has been named. and now democrats are sounding the alarm about funding. nancy pelosi says "show me the money." but president trump is calling this one a winnable war. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. >> it is an ongoing war. let's step back and explain a little bit about what opioids are. >> they're a class of drugs that includes heroine, but also legally-prescribed painkillers

like codeine, morphine, vicodin, oxycontin and many others. >> they are generally safe when taken for aer short time, but misuse leads to overdoses and deaths. but there are effective medications to help people recover from that addiction. we've said it a lot. a lot of people have no idea what we're saying with opioids. >> obviously, as this all unfolds, we'll get to learn more and more about the drugs, their effects and hopefully how to battle these addiction issues. >> absolutely. now to the other big story we're talking about this morning. the release of the jfk files and the last-minute scramble to keep some of the records under wraps. >> last night, president trump released more than 2800 documents to the public, honoring a deadline set by congress 25 years ago. but after some appeals by the fbi and cia, he agreed to withhold some files for six months pending review. >> intelligent agencies argued

they needed to remain secret because they could endanger national security. historians, journalists and conspiracy theorists waited all day for new insight into the assassination which has captivated the country for more than 50 years. >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer, where americans could look at this case and say this is what happened. but realistically, that's not going to happen. >> and polls show that some most americans don't believe the government's conclusion that lee harvey oswald acted alone. some files detailed oswald's trip to mexico city where he visited the soviet embassy and cuban consulate. they may shed light on what the fbi and cia knew about his intentions. and we'll have. more in our next half hour. house lawmakers are in for a few days of intense negotiations on a tax cut bill now that they've narrowly passed a budget. 20 republicans voted against the budget resolution along with every democrat. the passage clears the way for

work on a $1.5 trillion tax cut plan. republicans want to introduce that legislation by early next wednesday and they hope to have it passed by thanksgiving. and breaking overnight, a delta airlines flight from atlanta to amsterdam was forced to make an emergency landing. it finally landed safely in newfoundland, canada, after the number two engine failed. no one on board was hurt. and delta's now sending a replacement plane and the passengers will continue their trip later today. and newly-released surveillance video may offer much needed clues for the search for a killer. the person on this video may be the key to solving the murders of three people over a 11-day period in the seminole heights neighborhood. they say that in the video, he's seen running away from the scene of the first murder. >> we believe that this person has ties to this neighborhood. >> these images show some new angles of that same person, walking toward the spot where the first victim was gunned

down, flipping what appears to be a cell phone. they're hoping that detail may trigger someone's memory and help lead police to that person. two georgia 17-year-olds charged in an alleged columbine-style plot on their high school are being held without bond. neither teenager entered a plea yesterday in court outside atlanta. they planned to kill teachers and students by setting out an incendiary device. the details were allegedly found in dupree's diary. the season's first major snowfall has created whiteout conditions in northwestern minnesota. really you can't see much there. winter storm warnings and advisories are out from the dakotas east to the great lakes lasting well into the weekend. you can hear the wind whipping up as well. so here's what's happening. a windy, drenching rainstorm is on tap for the east coast this weekend. exactly five years after hurricane sandy or superstorm sandy, one of the deadliest and most damaging storms in u.s.

history. and where does a 450-pound seal sleep? anywhere it wants. >> and in this case, anywhere was a runway at a remote alaskan airport. the big, blueberry animal was chilling out in the town formerly known as barrow. >> workers finally managed to get the seal out of the way. but workers there weren't super shocked that an animal in the area. they say we've seen birds, caribou, polar bears and musk ox. >> musk ox? >> this is the first time they've seen a seal. how about that? >> fascinating. >> polar bears like runways. seals? not so much. except that one. coming up, our long-awaited rematch race wearing high heels. also ahead, they say location is everything in real estate.

so is this recently-listed arizona ranch an enter galactic hot spot? we'll explain in "the mix." ashley judd's exclusive interview with diane sawyer. opening up about being the first woman to come forward against harvey weinstein. her message of hope and healing, next. you're watching "world news now." news now."

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♪ we're back now with a bit of a twist. harvey weinstein is now suing his former company, the one bearing his name, for records, including his e-mail and personnel file as he prepares to defend himself against allegations of sexual abuse. >> this as we hear from ashley judd in her first television interview since being the first to come forward about weinstein. she sat down with diane sawyer. >> reporter: she's a girl from kentucky. she's also written about the sexual abuse she endured in her young life before she went to california just wanting to be an actor.

towering producer harvey weinstein called. >> i remember the lurch when i went to the desk and i said harvey weinstein on the patio. and they said he's in his room. and i was like, uh. you're kidding me. >> reporter: but you went up because? >> i had a business appointment. which is, as that's his pattern of sexual predation. that's how he rolled. >> reporter: we've heard a pattern in the allegations from other women, asking to give her a massage, asking her to give him one and watch him in the shower. >> he came at me with all this other stuff, and finally, i just said when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay? and he is like, yeah, when you get nominated. and i said no, when i win an oscar, and then i just fled. and i just fled. am i proud of that? i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself says no. the part of me that understands the way that shame works says that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid. you got out of there. well done.

we all do the best we can and our best is good enough. and it's really okay to have responded however we responded. >> reporter: a message for women across the country, some of whom sent us audiotapes. we promised not to reveal their names. >> i have no face in this. i have no name. you know nothing about me. but i'm still scared and i can't lose my job. >> we're doing this for her. if this isn't her moment yet, we're helping create the moment when she can. >> reporter: should he go to jail? >> if he's a rapist, he absolutely should go to jail, yes. >> reporter: what would you say to harvey weinstein today? her answer surprised us, but she wants to make it clear she'll never forgive what he did to women, but something else comes from her deep faith. >> when i spoke at the united nations on the modern slave trade, i said my prayers

beforehand. i said my prayers before i did the this. i prayed last night and i said, dear god, in case i forget to pray, please let this be the prayer. and what i would say to harvey is i love you and understand that you are sick and suffering and there is help for a guy like you, too. and it's entirely up to you to get that help. >> not the usual response you would expect from a victim. >> no, not at all. weinstein, of course, has denied all the allegations. his spokesperson says any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. >> they say say he's getting counseling. >> he's out of counseling. he was there for a week. >> you heard her encouraging him to get help. ashley judd said the only way this gets better is if men and women work together to try to achieve real change. but our thanks to diane sawyer for a great interview. coming up in the next half hour, stranded at sea. you'll see how two women managed to survive and how they were finally able to be rescued.

but first, on your marks, get set, and go! kind of. the race is on. and we'll see how kendis did this year. >> my calves look great. >> in the high heel race. >> my calves look great. >> i know last year didn't end very well for him. >> no. >> we'll show you the epic rematch on "world news now."

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♪ the party's in houston this weekend, a little beyonce, houston native. as we check out a chopper shot over minutemaid park. and you can see them getting the logo on the field just right. >> it looks kind of like the "world news now" logo, actually. the astros and the dodgers left las vegas yesterday after splitting the first two games of the seven-game series. but the time has finally come for the competition we know you really have been waiting for. we're just going to call it the "rematch."

>> we're not talking about the astros and dodgers. i had to redeem myself after my first pathetic performance in the first annual high heel race last year. this year, we took it to the streets and we recruited some star power. >> you'd think my experience in heels would give me a little bit of an edge, but this time -- >> no, no, no. >> -- kendis came out for blood. ♪ >> from times square! >> i'd like to report a crime. i'm about to put a beat down on somebody right here in times square with these heels. all right, let's do it. >> set, go! >> woo!

♪ >> hot dog. >> you got hot dogs? i love hot dogs. >> sucker. oh, no! i love -- >> and they're on sale! >> love this place. oh, the race! >> so i won again. >> i won! >> i won! >> i redeemed all those men.

>> i call a tie. >> a tie? >> there is no tie. >> looked like a tie from the videotape. >> we'll just have to do it again next year.

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why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. the "mix." we're going to start with a lovely desert ranch up for sale, with ten acres, an in-ground swimming pool, a barn. >> a rainbow. >> a rainbow. the only problem with it, it is infested by extra terrestrials. by aliens. the owner of this ranch in arizona says he has extra terrestrials who have been passing through a backyard portal there. so he's had enough. he's selling it for $5 million. takers? anybody? >> they just want to phone home and eat reese's pieces. all right. for anyone having a bad day at work, at least you're not this guy. check out the surveillance video from a car wash that is making many people laugh. >> oh. ♪ at the car wash >> the poor guy was working back

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this morning on "world news now," top secret files on the jfk assassination are now available to the public. they reveal the frantic efforts by investigators to track down possible leads. and that's not all. we have full coverage ahead. and the president declaring the opioid epidemic the worst health crisis in american history. we'll tell you how those words could determine how much money the federal government will spend to fight had this crisis. and new this half hour, rescued after five months at sea. >> we're going to see how two american women ander their dog stayed alive in a sailboat as they drifted for thousands on of miles across the pacific, facing storms and sharks until finally being rescued. their incredible story ahead. ♪ are you ready for it >> we're not sure we're ready

for taylor swift's new video. it dropped overnight with so much imagery, we're still trying to figure out some of the symbols. we'll do this together when "the skinny" hits hyperspeed on this friday, october 27th. from abc news, this is world news now. >> no doubt, future country music classic that she just put out there. >> her genre's changed a little bit over time. >> just an a little bit. so we begin this half hour with the release of the jfk files. 2,800 documents. >> but some of the jfk papers are still being held secret at the request of the cia and fbi. president trump placed the remaining records under a

six-month review saying he has no choice. that decision is stoking some conspiracy theories. let's get more details now from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: more confusion and drama surrounding the assassination of jfk. president trump announcing some of the secret documents scheduled to be released will not be because they pose a danger to national security. 2800 other documents just released to shed more light into the killing. >> and mrs. kennedy -- >> reporter: on november 22nd, 1963, president kennedy and the first lady arriving in dallas, that tragic trip through dealey plaza. the first couple, riding through that winding road in dallas, the president an open target for assassin lee harveys oswald. >> president kennedy has been shot in dallas, texas. >> reporter: from the get-go, the news was so hard to believe. a single man, with a rifle, killing the protected leader of the free world. then just two days later on live television. >> there is lee harvey oswald. he's been shot. >> reporter: the man who pulled the trigger, shot and killed in the custody of police officers. all of this sparking intrigue

and doubt. this newly revealed document from 1964 says investigators looked into claims oswald was working with the fbi as an informant. they concluded he was not. >> assassins need pay rolls, schedules, times, orders. this was a military-style ambush from start to finish. this was a coup d'etat. with lyndon johnson waiting in the wings. >> reporter: the film "jfk", in its fictional plot to kill kennedy fueling even more speculation and, in part, leading congress to pass a law to release all federal assassination records. experts say some of those secret documents concern oswald and his trip to mexico city seven weeks before the killing. and everyone will be mining the documents for any clues to the big question. did oswald act alone? >> i would like to think that these documents would be a final answer where americans could look at this case and say, okay,

this is what happened. but realistically, that's never going to happen. >> reporter: the president felt there was a danger to national security with the other secret documents. they're going to be re-examined and possibly released at a later date. but the incredible thing about happened was congress initiated that act to make sure all those documents would go out into the public to clear the air. but with what happened with this holding back of some documents, this is going to add more fire to those conspiracy theories. tom llamas, abc news, washington. and president trump also declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency. labeling it the worst drug crisis in u.s. history. the declaration allows the government to redirect resources to combat opioid abuse but does not earmark new money to address that growing problem. recovering addicts and parents who lost children to drugs gathered at the white house as the president signed the declaration and called for a massive advertising campaign, similar to the "just say no" promotion of the '80s. >> it is time to liberate our

communities from this scourge of drug addiction, never been this way. we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic. we can do it. we can do it. >> the president's commission on opioids, which is chaired by new jersey governor chris christie, is promising to put forth a comprehensive plan next week. defense secretary jim mattis was at the korean dmz overnight. during his brief visit, he looked into north korea and received a briefing on the situation from the top u.s. military commanders. mattis says the u.s. stands shoulder to shoulder with south korea in confronting kim jong un's north korean regime. his visit to the region is laying the ground work for president trump's upcoming asian tour. and the prototypes for the president's proposed border wall are now complete. next up is testing. workers will use sledgehammers,

torches, climbing gear and other tools to determine how they will hold up, even testing against dragons. a dragon can get over any wall, can they not? >> i think so. they can freeze it, if not. >> the results of the testing will determine whether any of the mock-ups are chosen for possible wall construction which has not yet been funded for congress. a military judge is hearing emotional testimony in the sentencing hearing for bowe bergdahl. bergdahl pleaded guilty to desertion. the desertion then led to his capture by the taliban. he was held captive for five years as his fellow soldiers searched for him. and those soldiers testified about life-threatening injuries they suffered while searching for bergdahl. when you hearing resumes on monday, the wife of another soldier will testify on behalf of her husband who was so badly injured during the search, he lost his ability to speak. bergdahl could face a sentence of up to life in prison. and a 10 year old with cerebral palsy is facing deportation in texas.

rosa maria hernandez was brought illegally from mexico to the u.s. as a baby. her status was discovered at a check point as she was being taken for emergency gallbladder surgery. hernandez is now in a san antonio refugee shelter in the custody of border patrol agents. homeland security will determine whether she goes back to her parents, who are also undocumented. and lovers of the iphone are up right now. very excited as apple begins taking preorders for the new iphone x. they're being accepted on the apple website and on the apple store app. >> the problem is, analysts say supplies are limited. so most people trying to preorder may actually be unsuccessful. if you miss out, you can try again next friday, when sales of the $1,000 phone will begin at apple stores around the world. >> did you get your order in already? >> i am not going to buy that. >> that's a first. >> i already got suckered to get the 8. and amazon ceo jeff bezos could replace bill gates as the world's richest man today. amazon stock surged in after hours trading with bezos'

personal fortune growing by $7 billion to $90 billion. gates was worth $88 billion when the stock market closed last night. now if the gains hold through today's trading, bezos will have another reason to smash a champagne bottle on top of a wind turbine. this has happened before. he didn't hold the title very long, though. >> yeah, it was very brief, and then bill gates came roaring back. >> even briefly, i'd take that title. >> pope frances has spoken to the heavens and someone actually answered back. >> the pontiff held a video conference with astronauts on board the international space station. wednesday's chat lasted 20 minutes. there was a glitch when the call dropped. >> an italian member of the crew served as a translator, as the pope posed for celestial questions to nasa commander, randy bresnick. >> translator: what do you think about referring his love as the force of the universe?

>> your holiness, in my personal opinion, what gives me the greatest joy every day is to be able to look outside and see god's creation maybe a little bit from his perspective. >> so the commander, bresnick, said from space there are no borders and no conflict. >> the italian astronaut told the pope, he made them think of things that are bigger than us. so when's the pope going to space? that's got to be where we're heading with this? >> no, not quite yet. lance bass has to get to space first. >> oh, okay. coming up, the survival story of two women and their dogs on a sailboat for months at sea. they faced life-threatening storms, even shark attacks. now they're heading home. >> and later in "the skinny," what chris hemsworth reveals he might have done if he didn't go into acting. the sexiest man alive's first passion. but first, a look at today's forecast.

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you see that car speeding through the ditch on the right? ohio police say the driver was a 10-year-old. the boy's mother told officers her son had stolen the family car for the second time this month. he took them on a chase through two counties at speeds near 100 miles per hour. it ended when he tried to get back on the road and officers boxed him in. how do you do it twice? >> not exactly as planned. now to the astonishing rescue of two american women stuck at sea for more than five months. >> this week they were finally spotted when they called for help and were rescued. a u.s. navy ship was heading their way. we'll take a look at the rescue. >> reporter: for months, jennifer appell, tasha fuyaba and their dogs were alone, drifting in the mass of the pacific ocean after their sailboat engine broke around memorial day. they had set sail from honolulu in the spring, headed for tahiti. but with no engine and a broken sail rigging, they eventually

drifted 5,000 miles to a completely different part of the world. they were hit by three massive storms and even survived two shark attacks. >> and at both of them, we actually thought it was lights out. and they were horrific. >> reporter: jennifer says in one attack, seven tiger sharkers came at night, slapping their tails against the boat. meanwhile, the women kept using their marine radio to call for help, but there were no boats in range, until this week when the fishing boat heard their distress call and the "uss ashland" was sent to pick them up. as the small navy boat approaches, you can see the pure joy, clapping, huge smiles. even the dogs, valentine and zeus, seemed excited. they survived, thanks to having water purifiers on board and a year's worth of food like oatmeal, pasta and rice. as they climbed on board the ashland, tasha smiles from ear to ear. then the ashland crew welcomed

zeus, still in his life jacket and shaking hands with officers. jennifer describes the moment they finally realized they were safe. >> it was actually quite mind-blowing. and incredibly humbling. >> humbling is right. they're on that navy ship now until it reaches the next port of call. and then they're planning to get back on their sailboat after it's repaired and sail back to hawaii. >> wow. i spent a semester at sea once. >> oh, yeah? how did it go? >> college. >> were you at sea for the entire semester? >> no, you know one of those traveling semesters. i assume it's similar to their experience. >> i think it's probably a little bit different. not quite, we drank something different than what they were drinking. >> different kind of purifier. coming up in "the skinny," taylor swift's eye-popping video just released overnight. and pamela anderson bears it all once more. >> wonder how --

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♪ are you ready for it

♪ are you ready for it ♪ are you ready for it >> are you ready for it? we have breaking skinny news right now. >> okay, so it's the midnight release of what some are calling taylor swift's wildest music video to date. let's get right to it. are you ready for it? >> i am ready for it. >> no, that's the name of the song. >> but we're ready for it? roll it, just roll it. ♪ >> is that what you were looking for? ♪ are you ready for it ♪ begin, >> ooh. >> it's like thor. >> i like it. ♪ i see how this is going to go ♪ ♪ catch me and you'll never be alone ♪ >> she's walking like naomi

campbell. >> i'm surprised you're not a sports announcer with these narrations. ♪ in the middle of the night >> tony romo. >> ooh, i like that, too. >> great effects in all of this, i would say. >> directed by joseph khan. >> who of course has done -- >> that's not my area of expertise. >> well-known director. >> a big music video director. >> exactly. let's go to news about my other boyfriend, chris hemsworth and the revelation that he's a man of many talents. >> in other words, happy day two of ratings month. it turns out the mortal behind "thor", could actually swap out his war hammer for a sewing machine. >> hemsworth recently revealed in a magazine interview that he once did cross-stitch and considered a career in fashion. he says at one point he was determined to be a designer, even picking out different rolls of fabric for his designs. >> and speaking of fabric, lucky for us, hemsworth says the fashion designer thing did not end up going anywhere, so he soon followed his older brother

luke into acting. >> and then he decided that fabric stuff isn't so cool, i'll just stop wearing it. >> and less and less clothing. >> no one's complaining. >> we are not shameless at all. speaking of less clothing, pamela anderson is back in action. she's doing something we've never seen before. >> even though the "baywatch" movie was a flop, pam's red bathing suit can be studied for science for how it has defied the laws of science worldwide. >> so like kendis, you may also remember anderson doing nude photo shoots for "playboy", and now she is going nude for the cover of "king kong" magazine for its monumental, fourth edition. >> to which you are probably wondering, what the heck is "king kong" magazine? i guess it's like modern-day "mad" magazine. she is seen posing with a royal ballet dancer there, often dubbed the bad boy of ballet, which is a phrase that sounds slightly paradoxical. >> bad boy of ballet.

>> yeah. >> i like it. >> sergei. finally, patrick stuart wants to remind everyone that he's been going apple picking long before it was cool on instagram. his words, not mine. >> he posted a pic. and his devoted fans on reddit got busy with their meme workshops. so here he is as red riding hood. >> and the captain from "star trek", with the whole world in his hand. >> check him out holding a skull in homage to "hamlet." >> and here he is, the evil queen lurking around snow white. okay. we had a big competition yesterday. that's yours. >> where's mine? >> pumpkins, we did a pumpkin carving. >> this is the first time i've ever carved a pumpkin. >> this is really heavy. >> i think mine came out great. >> no contest. >> and wait, especially when you

see what it is. >> mine is so much better. >> who has a better pumpkin. >> let us know who won on facebook. .

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>> the president. >> yes, the president, said that he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway. he couldn't remember my husband name. >> i respect her. i respect her family. i certainly respect la david, who, by the way, i called la david right from the beginning. >> two top senators turn on president trump, jeff flake delivers that stunning speech on the senate floor. >> i rise today to say enough. >> calling the president's behavior dangerous to democracy after senator bob corker accused him of debasing the nation. >> the final batch of classified documents from the assassination, teams of reporters waiting more to find out about that fateful day. >> more confusion and drama surrounding the assassination of on jfk. president trump announcing some of the secret documents scheduled to be released will not be because they pose a danger to national security.

2,800 other documents released tonight. to shed more light into the killing. >> am i mad at god? yeah, i'm mad at him. i wish i had more protection. >> bill o'reilly now blaming for his troubles. he's facing renewed scrutiny over a "new york times" report that he settled a lawsuit for $32 million. o'reilly insists he did nothing wrong. and says he's being targeted because of political and financial motives. >> look at that. there's something -- it needs something else. >> yeah, it's missing something. ♪ everybody dance now >> there we go. >> yeah! he also scans boarding passes in the terminal. ♪ >> who's worried about his pat down at tsa? that would be -- >> he's still -- that's my favorite video of the week, i think. >> that is the most awesome guy there on the tarmac. >> almost as awesome as my pumpkin. >> let us know on facebook or on the twitter machine who won this contest. mind you, this is my first time ever carving a pumpkin. >> oh, i couldn't tell. at all.

making news in america this morning, the jfk files revealed. overnight historians poring through thousands of previously secret documents about the kennedy assassination. what we've learned. ceo busted. on the same day president trump announces a health emergency, a billionaire drug company's ceo is arrested accusing of bribing doctors to overprescribe painkillers. what could happen to him now? ashley judd with a surprising message. >> he kept coming back at me. >> as another scandal explodes involving another hollywood director and two more actresses coming forward. new this morning, we hear from the boaters stranded at sea with their dogs for nearly five months. >> i have tears in my eyes as i