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new video just in showing an engine fire on board a hawaiian airlines plane as it landed in seattle. the fire was quickly put out by the plane's own fire extinguishing system. no one was injured. there were no passengers on board. this was a short flight from another airport in the seattle area. and the plane is now being checked out. and as the president arrives in china just as three ucla players have been arrested for shoplifting. >> the team is there to play its opening game of the season this friday. the three players, including liangelo ball, the younger brother of lonzo ball, were detained and questioned about allegedly stealing are from a louis vuitton store. >> the police came to georgia tech and ucla's hotel and took multiple players from each team, went to the floor, put them in rooms, sequestered the players for hours, trying to intimidate the players to get information

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♪ oh, yeah. >> a little k-pop for you this morning. we got an international skinny for you, as the president and first lady make their way through asia. >> yeah. and we're listening right now to k-pop, because while in seoul, k-pop, mrs. trump learned how much korean fans love their star

s >> watch what happened when the first lady was visiting a . school. one of the students erupts with excitement when she notices the young man behind her. she then forgets all about the first lady, just busy freaking out over this gentleman there behind her. >> his name is choi min hoh. and he's apparently a big deal there. he's huge. this is his group. one of the many popular korean groups with the music of k-pop in general expanding to american audiences. >> i think they won at the grammys this year. this song with an english title "tell me what to do." >> but another meeting with the star is getting a lot of attention. this guy with the pencil mustache and leopard shawl. his name is piccataro. and he was selected by prime minister shinzo abe to perform for president trump while in tokyo. >> and this is his song, a massive hit all over the world.

it's called pen pineapple apple pen with deeply emotional lyrics, as you can tell. ♪ apple pen ♪ pineapple pen ♪ pin pineapple, apple pen >> why didn't we come up with this? >> that is the greatest song ever. >> i can't believe we didn't write that. >> pen pineapple, apple pen. >> a totally missed opportunity. >> that is awesome. all day long your ear worm will be -- ♪ pen pineapple ♪ apple pen okay. all right. we settle down now we can all settle down by the way, everybody relax. . we can now call sean combs anything we want. >> it was only a couple days ago when diddy forbid us all to call him anything but love. if you were inspired by brother love and maybe you're changing your name, too. well, not so fast.

>> i was only joking, okay? i didn't change my name. it's just part of one of my alter egos. one of my alter egos is love. but to set the record straight -- >> what? >> so there, not ready to fully leap into the light, but it's a small step. he just wants to be diddy again. >> not puffy, not puff daddy, not p-diddy? >> you can call him what that. >> oh, they're all on the table. >> yep. call him baby daddy, call him anything. >> what's your alter ego's name? >> man, wow, no, i'm not going to go there. >> ooh, we hit a sensitive spot. next up, forbes is out with their list of the world's highest-paid television hosts. >> well, no surprise, we're not on the list. >> no. let's run down the top three, though. coming in third, ryan seacrest with $58 million. he joined kelly for live this year and has all those other red carpet and hosting gigs, too. he's a busy man.

>> no wonder he's smiling. dancing her way into the second place time slot, ellen degeneres with $77 million. >> ooh. who beat that? the top spot goes to -- >> fish or cut bait, buddy. did somebody slip-up and write stupid on my forehead? i'm a pretty good judge of horse flesh. we're going to go down there and have a donkey barbecue. i'm going to furnish the -- right? you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. >> yep. >> dr. phil mcgraw holds down the top spot again this year at $79 million. >> he may not be a practicing doctor anymore, but he's a practicing millionaire. >> he's following in oprah's footsteps. getting involved in producing, too. >> strahan was in the top ten list. $25 million. >> where were you on the list? >> nowhere. britney spears makes money. she may not be known for painting expertise, but she sold one of her paintings for

$10,000 at an auction for l.a. victims. >> the buyer of the artwork was robin leach, life styles of the rich and famous. nd famous.

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♪ tech know logic >> technologic ♪ >> this is not k-pop. ♪ >> yeah, it's the two mouse people. >> it's daft punk. i was just kidding. >> it's not the same without a glow stick. >> we can get this. >> okay. now to a man who turned his side hustle into a multi-million dollar company. >> it sounds pretty simple, too. >> buy items on sale in the store and sell them for full price online. abc's becky worleys has more on his secret to success. >> reporter: this is ryan grant. former job, accountant. >> i would say about six months into that job, i realized this wasn't the path for me. >> reporter: but he learned the basics of business, buy low, sell high.

with that idea, started a part-time job that he says now generates almost $4 million in revenue. the 28-year-old who lives in minneapolis found sale items in walmart, target, toys "r" us. then used the amazon seller app to compare them to online prices. he'd buy low, list on amazon, sell high and repeat. >> i was able to get to about $1,000 a month in profit working about ten hours a week. >> reporter: and that made him confident enough to quit his accounting job. he has a warehouse full of boxes, a staff of 11 people and he says you can do it too. okay. let's try it. i've already installed the amazon seller app. it took me five minutes online. now all i have to do is go into the store, find some clearance items, and then take them home to sell them online, hopefully at a profit. sure enough, i fire up the amazon seller app, and it has this camera. using that, i scan the bar code

for this toy. it costs $4 here in the store. online, it's selling for $9.49. that's a profit. these pens? buy it for $10, sell it online and make over $5 profit. finally, tire chains. $25 in store, but listed online for $59. even after taking into account amazon fees and shipping costs, i profit about $15. after a few months of learning what sells and how to factor in those shipping costs, ryan thinks you could make $1,000 to $2,000 doing this part time. >> i do think it's something anyone can do if you're willing to put in the work. >> i'll take an extra $1,000 to $2,000. >> gross sales of $4 million this year. >> i'd rather that. that's better than the $1,000 to $2,000. >> that's one way to get on the highest paid. >> i was going to say, maybe we'll make it. just has nothing to do with our hosting abilities. >> no, absolutely.

good morning good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on world news now. mixed signals. the gunman in the texas church massacre once escaped from a psychiatric hospital and threatened to kill his military superiors. authorities say he attended an event at the church in sutherland springs just days before opening fire. president trump is in china after issuing a stern warning to go north korea. he appeared to open the door to possible negotiations, but warned kim jong un, quote, do not try us. sourceses say barack obama will be reporting for jury duty today. he's not only a former president, but he is editor of the "harvard law adjourn." and it's country music's biggest night for the 51st annual cma awards. carrie underwood and brad

paisley host for their tenth time together. with performances from garth brooks, keith urban and pink among others. the show kicks off live at 8:00 p.m. on this wednesday, november 8th. ♪ from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hello, everyone, on this wednesday we're going to start this half hour with the many missed red flags long before the church shooting in texas. >> the killer had broken out of a mental hospital, threatened superior officers in the navy and served time for assaulting his family, and yet he somehow slipped through the cracks. we're also learning he paid a visit to that small church in sutherland springs five days before the attack. abc's maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: we're now learning that sunday's massacre wasn't the first time devin kelley came to this church. kelley attended the church's fall festival just days before he fired off all toss rounds in

the sunday church service. nearly every single person inside this small house of worship was either shot or killed. >> shooting them, ta, ta, ta, ta. >> reporter: now questions about how he was able to buy his guns. despite his convictions of domestic assault. and newly released police records that show kelley escaped from a new mexico mental health facility in 2012. the police report notes that he suffered from mental disorders, had been caught sneaking firearms onto holloman air force base. charges that should have prevented kelley from ever buying the weapon. but the air force admits it never shared the domestic abuse charges with the fbi. >> we've taken responsibility and we're going to find out what happened and fix it. >> reporter: and another challenge. the fbi acknowledges they have not been able to unlock kelley's encrypted smartphone. >> i can assure you that we are working very hard to get into the phone. >> reporter: that's the same problem that frustrated the fbi in the san bernardino massacre for weeks. the pentagon says it's now

reviewing how the air force could have made this mistake and they are questioning if other cases could also be falling through the cracks. diane and kendis. >> maggie, one more note from where you are right there. president trump is had in asia, so vice president pence is going to sutherland springs today in his place. he and his wife karen plan to visit with family members of those killed and injured as well as first responders. >> and now to the high-profile election races all of which were won by democrats. >> some analysts are calling it resounding democratic wins a strong rebuke of president trump. abc's serena marshall with details. >> reporter: in the first major election since president trump's surprise victory last year, democrats swept. >> in virginia it's going to take a doctor to heal our differences. to bring unity to our people. and i'm here to let you know that the doctor is in.

>> reporter: in virginia, current lieutenant governor ralph northam is the winner, beating out ed gillespie. the election tight in the closing weeks with both former president obama and current president trump backing their candidates. president trump immediately tweeting from korea, blaming the loss on gillespie, not embracing his policies. not embracing his policies. and while the republican never campaigned with the president, he did back presidential positions. the race in the end, ugly, with ads focusing on hot-button political issues, issues voters say weren't their priority. instead, most pointed to health care as the number one issue. but two times as many voters voting in opposition to the president than supporting him. >> and it is a state that critically in the past has foretold the story about the midterm election year. often it goes against the party in power and it speaks to serve the interest that the opposition party has. >> reporter: the president not as important in the other big race, new jersey. democrat phil murphy winning

with a sizable lead against the current lieutenant governor bringing an end to the chris christie era. also in virginia, democrat dana carhone voted into the state legislature. she becomes the first openly transgender official to serve in had any state legislature in u.s. history. contendy and diane. >> thank you. >> one other note, chris hearst was the boyfriend of alison parker who was murdered on two years ago along with her cameraman while doing a live report on television. hurst was backed by groups but he centered his campaign on other issues. >> he quit his tv job to run for office. and president trump arriving in china this morning with a forceful speech targeting north korea. before leaving seoul, the president trump blasted kim jong un for human rights atrocities. he said they were putting themselves in danger with their nuclear advances and he warned

them not to try us. >> all responsible nations must join forces to isolate the brutal regime of north korea, to deny it and any form, any form of it. you cannot support, you cannot supply, you cannot accept. because the longer we wait, the greater the danger grows. and the fewer the options become. >> well, the president also attempted a surprise visit to the demilitarized zone before leave the korean peninsula. but as you can see the there, heavy fog forced the pilot to turn around. press secretary sarah sanders had her camo on and said the president was frustrated over the aborted trip. french authorities say president trump is not on the guest list for the paris climate summit next month. more than 100 world leaders invited are in favor of the accord. french president emmanuel macron

is pushing his make our planet great again agenda months after president trump announced he's pulling the u.s. out of the deal. and a former trump foreign policy adviser now says he had more contacts with the russian government than he had previously disclosed. it does raise new questions about russian influence on the presidential election. abc's brian ross with the latest. >> reporter: the web of lies, half truths and memory failure involving russia and the trump campaign is growing larger. the latest threat, carter page and the disclosure of his congressional testimony about a trip to moscow to give a speech during the campaign. page told me he never talked about the campaign with anyone in the kremlin on the trip. did you meet with anybody in the kremlin and discuss the presidential race? >> not one word. >> reporter: not one word. and he said much the same to george stephanopoulos. >> i said hello briefly to one individual who is a board member of the new economic school where i gave my speech. >> reporter: but page under oath has now admitted that one individual was in fact the

russian deputy prime minister. and that page later wrote e-mails to campaign officials about the meeting, promising incredible insights and outreach from senior members of the presidential administration in moscow. >> those accounts are directly contradictory. so you have to conclude that what he was saying publicly simply wasn't true. >> reporter: the president has denied again and again anybody in his campaign had any contact with the russian government. >> no, nobody that i know of. >> so you're not aware of any contacts during the election. >> how many times do i have to answer this question? >> reporter: but page testified he was in direct contact with at least four senior officials of the trump campaign, either before or after the moscow trip. then senator jeff sessions and campaign aides corey lewandowski, j.d. gordon and hope hicks, now the white house communications director traveling with the president this week seen here at the state dinner in japan. with carter page's admission we

now count at least nine figures in the trump campaign who met with the russians, including attorney general jeff sessions, donald trump jr., son-in-law jared kushner, campaign chairman paul manafort and george papadopoulos , the campaign adviser who pleaded guilty to lying about it, the first criminal conviction in the russia investigation. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> brian, thank you. and the driver of the baltimore police van in which freddie gray was fatally injured has been cleared of all charges. gray's death while in police custody sparked riots two and a half years ago. cesar goodson had been accused of failing to make sure gray's seat belt was fastened. and not calling for medical attention. the trials of two other police officers begins soon. and a very special event took place at madison square garden right here in new york. >> kicking off this year's new york comedy festival, an a-list of comedians including cone unanimous o'brien, john oliver in the annual stand up for heros event. and the red hot chili

peppers were also there, adding to the event. the whole thing raises money for wounded veterans and their families throughout, through the woodruff foundation, founded by our own bob woodruff who was injured while covering the war in iraq back in 2006. >> i don't think i'd be alive right now if it wasn't for the doctors and the nurses and the medics and corps men who saved lives. so it inspired my family at that moment to -- me and my brothers and all that to start a great foundation to try to return something for those that have helped us so much. so this has been the most fulfilling thing. >> it really has. a great thing there for bob and his wife as you can see there. and there are many other abc-ers who were there for the event, a wonderful event there every year. >> raising money for a great cause, too. coming up, the mounting allegations against harvey weinstein. why the nypd believes prosecutors may have enough to

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♪ ♪ another hollywood heavyweight is now the target of a sexual harassment scandal. brett ratner, the producer and director behind such hits as "the revenant" and "horrible bosses" is now being aa cuesed by six women, including natasha hen had sin and olivia munn. ratner is denying the allegations. warner brothers has reportedly already severed ties with ratner and a liquor giant is considering the matter. police in new york city believe the manhattan district attorney has enough evidence to present to a grand jury. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: police sources say the manhattan district attorney plans to present its case against harvey weinstein to a grand jury.

at the center of the case, boardwalk empire actress who claims he assaulted her in 2010. >> she put forth a credible and detailed narrative to us. we have an actual case here. >> reporter: and now a scathing article published in "the new yorker" with allegations of just how far weinstein went to silence his accusers, reportedly paying spies to investigate their personal lives. >> what this story pulls back the curtain on is a set of tools that i truly did not know were available to the most powerful men in this country when they are bent on stopping allegations against them. >> reporter: contributor ronan farrow alleges that weinstein hired elite security agencies to gain and compile information to discredit his accusers before their allegations were made public. according to the article, two investigators from black cube, run by former israeli intelligence became friendly with rose mcgowan.

one disguising herself as a women's rights advocate, pressing rose for information. but that woman is a former officer from the israeli defense forces who had been secretly recording her conversations and allegedly reporting back to weinstein's team. >> rose mcgowan said everybody lied to me. she said it was like the movie "gas she said she was living for a light ". year in a world of fun house mirrors. >> reporter: weinstein's spokesperson says it is a fiction to say that any one was targeted or suppressed at any time. as for black cube, they say it is not company policy to discuss a client with any third party but that they act with high standards and in full compliance with the law. at this time, manhattan's district attorney says they have not decided definitively just how or if they will move forward. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> it does appear as if officials in london plan to proceed with charges. we'll see how it plays out.

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why are you buttering your face? >> i why are you buttering your face? >> i'm shaving with it. >> oh, moses smell the roses. >> jerry, it's vastly superior to any commercial shaving cream. the shave is close and clean and the natural emotionalents keep my skin silky smooth. feel my face. >> no. >> feel it. >> i don't want to. >> feel it. >> that is close. >> so besides shaving, butter is essential. smooth. >> very nice. >> essential to cooking, essential to any french movie starring julia benoche and right now, there is a shortage of it. >> no. and since butter is essential to french cuisine, this could be a crisis. abc's molly hunter clarifies the issue for us.

>> reporter: there's a culinary crisis of sorts. a war simmering in the grocery aisles of france, endangering the flakiest and the creamiest of french delicacies. this is butter gate. soaring demand and falling supplies have boosted butter prices. analysts say it's a direct result of last year's milk crisis. new zealand suffered droughts. european milk production dropped and the u.s. exported less dairy. at the same time, demand for butter increased everywhere. french dairy producer like guillon keywork says french super markets are now unwilling to pay the higher prices. and all of that leaves france without key ingredients for buttery pastries hike this. this croissant will run you just over a dollar at most bakeries. last year, france consumed 18 tons of butter per capita. more than three times the u.s. average. french media outlets are now

whipping up panic, showing readers how to churn their own better, asking are there substitutes and this dairy proout producer offering this mock hot line and tweeting, you are not alone, margarine is not the solution. this bakery owner says he'll soon have to raise his prices, especially for a holiday cake in france, declaring, you guessed it, a lot of butter. molly hunter, abc news, london. >> so before the meltdown, it isn't all of a sudden. dairy farmers, butter producers, pastrymakers, they've all been tracking the rising butter for a long time. >> you were supposed to say and don't have a meltdown. >> i see, before you melt down. butter jokes. that's great. >> what are you doing? >> i don't know, playing with butter. this is like valuable stuff now. >> by the way, butter is a good source of vitamin a, which is good for your hair, eyes and skin as well as -- did you just eat butter?

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worn polyester. >> good morning. welcome aboard. >> reporter: and happy time travel for this back to the past experience. once loaded, the plane taxied. and then oh, no, a technical problem. the crew knew how to vamp. >> 18, 32. anybody else? >> reporter: the departure a bit delayed. the exit route from san francisco a bit circuitous as the plane honored the the exit through the golden gate followed by a toast. so what is the attraction? ask an ad geek as most of these people describe themselves. >> for those of us who really love airplanes, it's saying good-bye to an old friend. >> reporter: the 747 was and always will be iconic. the first wide-bodied jet flying at capacity. boeing biltmore than 1500 of them. this particular plane has been flying since 1999, roughly 80,000 cycles as they call it.

but after this trip, it goes to the desert, probably will never fly again. so many stories. so many endings, and as we conclude, a beginning. in the upper desk just past the halfway point, sean worsely proposed to christine ellis. her answer? >> of course. >> reporter: that's a five mile high yes on the flight of a lifetime as one chapter ends and another begins. high above the pacific, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> so hard to say good-bye. it was beautiful. >> check on out the window seat. >> the pacific. careful. >> very nice. >> a throwback to the '70s. >> let's do it. let's do the hustle, shall we? let's get a -- if only we had a disco ball around here. >> we do need one of those. that's a good point. >> any day now. ♪ >> hey, disco ball. did they have a disco ball on the flight? >> pretty much. >> i can help you. >> by the way, delta is now --

this morning on "world news now," democrats win big. >> the party scoring a pair of victories in governors races in what's being seen as a setback for president trump. we're tracking results from key races across the country. also breaking overnight, the president's stern message to north korea. he just finished a major speech in south korea, warning the north, do not try us. but he also gave kim jong un a path toward peace. and now you have more space to express yourself. twitter is giving almost everyone double the room for your next tweet, but that's not sitting well for some people. who say brevity, it is the best. the debate is ahead. i don't know why i said that with an accent. and that was not very brief, either. and get ready to hit the high notes with us. an opera singer is topping the scales in a way that's never been done before. so kendis and i are warming up the pipes, la, la, la, la, to

see how close we can come. to matching the highest note ever sung live.to matching the ever sung live. it's wednesday, november 8. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> me, me, me, me, bumble bee. >> is that how you're supposed to practice? >> i don't know. i just remember from seeing it on one of those like "american pie" movies, you know? >> we are practicing and we promise you that your ears will hate you for it. >> probably. >> but we're going to start this half hour with the results from the first general election of the trump era. >> the high profile virginia's governor's race went to ralph northum beating ed gillespie 54% to 45%. but more than a third of voters in our exit poll said they cast to express opposition to president trump. abc's tom llamas is in virginia

with more on that. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. a huge win for democrats in virginia. so many people were watching this race. in this race for governor, it was the lieutenant governor, ralph northam who pulled off the victory for the democrats. he was running against ed gillespie, an establishment republican who was sort of embracing president trump in some regards but never actually campaigned with him here in virginia. in his remarks after his victory, northam said virginia would stay an inclusive state. here's what he had to say. >> it's going to take a doctor to heal our differences. to bring unity to our people. and i'm here to let you know that the doctor is in. >> reporter: now even though gillespie never campaigned with the president, president trump was active on twitter, supporting gillespie, and even recording a robo call. but on tuesday night when it turned out gillespie lost the race, the president did tweet this. ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for.

so the president taking a parting shot after this race here in virginia. i did ask northam earlier on tuesday what this would mean for trumpism if he won. and he said it would give momentum to the democratic party, that they can reject bigotry and hatred and racism and move the country forward in a different direction. we'll have to wait and see if if that happens. in fairfax, virginia, tom llamas. back to you guys. >> thanks, tom. and the other closely-watched governor's race was in new jersey. >> yeah. the democrat, phil murphy, won 56% of the vote, handily beating the run lieutenant governor kim gordagno. all during the campaign, he tied her to her boss, new jersey governor chris christie who will leave office deeply unpopular. >> yeah. so after christie cast his vote, he then got into a heated exchange with an angry resident. christie told the woman it's easier to complain than it is to run for office. >> 14% approval rating, chris christie.

>> not doing so well. >> not at all. quite a few cities, in the meantime, elected or re-elected mayors. >> but atlanta will have to wait for a runoff december 5th. there were a dozen candidates running and none got more than 50% of the vote. the two in the runoff are both women. >> seattle, however, already knows it's getting its first woman mayor since the 1920s. former u.s. attorney, jenny durkim, a mainstream democrat appears to be headed to a landslide victory over a bernie sanders-backed challenger. >> and in northern virginia, voters are sending the first transgender person to a state legislator. danica rome, one of the most socially conservative opponents in the battle. >> somebody who sponsored the bathroom bill she defeated. and president trump wrapped up his visit to south korea with a blunt warning to its neighbor to the north. do not try us. >> the president then arrived in beijing where he's expected to pressure china to turn up the heat over north korea's nuclear program.

in a speech before the south korean national assembly, he slammed kim jong un for his human rights record and pointed to the buildup of u.s. forces in the region, adding that he wanted peace through strength. >> today i hope i speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations. when i say to the north, do not underestimate us and do not try us. >> the president also said weapons are putting north korean regime in danger rather than making it safer, adding, quote, we are ready to offer a path to a much better future. and earlier, the president attempted a surprise visit to the demilitarized zone, but he never made it. he flew almost all the way there before thick fog forced marine one to turn back. you can see the south korean president was already at the dmz

awaiting the president's arrival. white house said the president was frustrated that the trip had to be called off. more disturbing details are emerging about the troubled past of the gunman in the texas church massacre. the close-knit community gathered last night yet again for a prayer vigil near sutherland springs as investigators reveal missed warnings signs from the shooter, including an escape he from a mental hospital as well as death threats. abc's pierre thomas with more. >> reporter: in april of 2016, devin kelley walked into this store and bought the ruger assault rifle used to kill all those parishioners. a routine background check came back clean. that should never have happened. >> i can tell you what is required, and there was nothing in our databases that precluded him from buying a firearm. >> reporter: more evidence shows kelley was potentially unstable and more dangerous than we knew, raising more questions about how he was able to buy multiple guns. newly released police records show kelley escaping from a new mexico mental health facility in june of 2012. the police report noting kelley suffered from mental disorders,

had been caught sneaking firearms onto holloman air force base and was attempting to carry out death let's made on his military command. the escape came as kelley faced charges for punching his ex-wife and his stepson. on the head and body with a force likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm. that domestic abuse conviction should have been shared by the air force with the fbi. blocking him from buying four guns. >> we've taken responsibility and we're going to find out what happened and fix it. >> reporter: the pentagon now reviewing what went wrong, whether other cases are also falling through the cracks. as investigators dissect every detail of the killer's life, the fbi acknowledging they've yet to unlock kelley's encrypted smartphone. >> i can assure you that we're working very hard to get into the phone. >> reporter: that's the same problem that frustrated the fbi in the san bernardino massacre

for weeks. the fbi says it's a major problem. nearly 7,000 mobile devices they've had difficulty opening. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> and the suspect had been to the first baptist church before. he attended the church's fall festival on halloween four days before the rampage. the pastor told the sheriff he had a bad feeling about him when he met him at the event but couldn't bring himself to turn someone away from his church. a state trooper is fighting for his life. after he was shot during a traffic stop in northeastern pennsylvania. the corporal was shot three times after what was described as a knockdown, draggout fight with a suspected drunken driver. the man was also showed and injured been a second trooper. he drove himself to a hospital where he was arrested. we have a health alert about the connection between cancer and alcohol. a new review of past studies of by the american society of clinical oncoming shows 3.5% of all cancer deaths in the u.s.er or about 21 is,000 a year are attributable to drinking alcohol. heavy drinkers have the highest

risk. however, a large body of studies also suggests that moderate drinking does have health benefits. that's up to one alcoholic beverage per day for women, two for men. so think about in this. if this story you're listening to was a tweet sent prior to yesterday, we would have run out of space at this moment. >> but not anymore. >> happy days. >> as of yesterday, twitter expanded the 280-character limit to the vast majority of users, including us. and you. >> but some users aren't sure it's a good thing. >> oh, boy. >> the atlanta motor speedway tweeted out this scrolling message saying so twitter now that we all have 280 characters, when can we talk about an edit button? >> it would be nice to have an edit button. >> no, no, no, no. >> you got to keep the typos out there? >> oh, my gosh. a former democratic comingman, john dingall of michigan kept his tweet brief, saying 99% of you don't even deserve 140 characters. so he's -- he's not running for

office at the moment. now he can afford to tell everybody how it is. >> there's something to be said for brevity. the gettysburg address was 270-plus words. >> it's the soul of whit. >> brevity. that's a good point, jack. it was a fun challenge to figure out how to make what you wanted to say fit into 140 characters. >> it will make the presidential tweets a little bit more. >> maybe we could just enforce it in real life. >> okay. we'll try. >> careful, don't go over your character limit. coming up, the growing danger from fake apps. more than a million people recently downloaded a fake version of whatsapp. and they are apparently just the tip of the iceberg. what you need to know before you download any apps. but first, the tragedy in the gulf. new details about the plane crash off the coast of florida that killed a major league baseball star. you're watching "world news now." baseball stash.

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oh, wow, look at that oh, wow, look at that video. that's a moment a woman was dragged through a parking lot by a suspected carjacker. it happened north of hartford, connecticut. police say the 34-year-old woman

had parked her car at a convenience store, leaving it running, keeping her keyless fob in her pocket. the suspect is still at large at this hour. the woman apparently suffered no serious injuries. >> not surprising, given that fall. and a baseball star has been killed in a plane crash. >> roy halladay's single engine plane went down yesterday around noon off the coast of florida. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: one of the best pitchers of his generation, roy "doc" halladay killed when his single engine plane crashed off the coast of there are. >> we know roy as a person. as a caring husband, who loved his wife randi. he loved his two boys tremendously. >> reporter: the eight-time all-star and two-time cy young winner played with the blue jays and philadelphia phillies. he retired from the big leagues four years ago with this big playoff no-hitter. and this perfect game on his

resume, done in the same season. >> spins, fires, a perfect game! >> reporter: after leaving the game, he took up flying, frequently posting photos and is videos are from the skies. >> i grew up around airplanes. >> reporter: this video shows halladay inside the plane. he was flying alone when his plane went down. he was 40 years old. the ntsb is investigating the crash. his former team saying they're overcome with grief and numb. major league baseball shocked by the news. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> by the way, he is eligible for the hall of fame in 2019. but, you know, we've seen these incidents before where these guys, they have this hobby and a passion for many of them, and they go out and get in these small planes and then things happen. unfortunately. >> it's a tragedy, and so soon to his hall of fame eligibility. coming up in the next half hour, three ucla basketball players, including one of the

famed ball brothers, are accused of shoplifting from a louis vuitton store in china. what it means for president trump's trip there. but first, more than a million phones could be vulnerable to hacking because of fake apps. we'll show you how easy it is to download a fake and how to protect yourself next on "world news now." download a fake and how to protect yourself next on "world news now." it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. daughter: uh oh. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect.

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doppelgangers, fake apps that mirror the real thing into the google play store. then millions of unsuspecting android users downloaded the bad apps 4.2 million times. one of those bad apps is a seemingly simple appear called "lovely wallpaper." you don't realize it's a fake. >> if you downloaded a nasty version of minecraft for example you actually seem to get minecraft, but in the background, the attackers are able to access your information. >> reporter: james is a cyber security expert at sophos, a global security firm, and he's given android phones to all five of our volunteers as part of our demonstration. we've told them to use the phones as they normally would. what they don't know is that james has already installed a malicious app on the phones. now watch with a group sitting in another part of the coffee shop. >> we can retrieve their text messages. >> reporter: there it is.

hey, it's me, stunning, there's a little emoji. next, james triggers one of their cameras. >> he's going to have no idea that the camera just activated. and there's a photo of one of our users. >> reporter: it turns out every one of our volunteers had signed in to their social media accounts. did anyone notice anything strange happening on your phones? not realizing james had stolen all of their passwords. the person who should have noticed something going on was you. >> oh, did you take that out on me? >> reporter: while you were on the phone. that is terrifying. this is the selfie cam. >> so scary. >> reporter: we decided to up the ante with one of the students, taking him outside. he had no idea that inside the coffee shop -- >> tracking him now to see exactly where he is. >> reporter: james was live streaming his camera and

pinpointing his location. he has access right now to this. >> oh, no. >> reporter: james can even control his text messages. what is this? hey, can you send me your password? >> i didn't text that. >> reporter: you didn't text that? >> no. >> reporter: but it says you did. >> yeah. >> reporter: and james says someone doesn't even have to be on their phone to be hacked. even when you weren't using the phone, we still got a picture of you. >> what? how? >> reporter: so the phone was just sitting there on the table looking right up at you. and experts say the danger is far greater than just a stolen selfie. >> once a cyber criminal is into your phone, they can access your user names and passwords, credit cards, basically to profit from your device without you knowing. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> on oh, heck no, that ain't happening to me. >> that's crazy. >> i've got some tape here. going to fix that. >> a high-tech solution. >> this will make selfies tough. >> i don't think you need that much. i think a little over the lens will do the trick. >> protection. >> well, to protect yourself from your camera being hacked, that's one option. you can change your passwords, delete suspicious apps, restore your phone --

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♪ okay, so there was a little bit of history that took place just a couple blocks from where we're standing right here at the metropolitan opera. of course opera singers are known for hitting massive notes. >> ah, ah. >> andre luna there has reached the a note, which is above the thigh "c" in the oprah, the exterminating angel. if you want to get a sense of how high that is, here it is. >> huh? >> hear it again. that note has been achieved in 137 years. there at the metropolitan opera. >> wow. i can't even sing the first note she's singing. >> we thought in pop music, we've heard this before, you

know mariah carey. >> she had hit a g sharp in whistle tones. and minnie ripperton. >> here's mariah. ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah >> yep, that will do it. oh, god. >> which one should i try, mini or the opera? ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah >> wow. it didn't go well. >> oh, yeah? well, you do it. >> minnie ripperton or the other note? >> whichever one you want. >> i'll try the opera one. ready? >> you even freaked out the pope. >> by the way, keep a little mirror next to my desk.

yeah, this is what happened with that. so let's not try that again, shall we? >> minnie ripperton is in my range, just for clarification. we should get one more story in the mix. check out phillip mould, restoring a painting by taking off the varnish. >> the painting is from the 1600s, apparently the painting underneath is fine. the varnish turned it yellow. it's one of those videos you can't help but stare at. who's not down for a keg stand? a year supply of ranch dressing now available in keg version. >> gross. >> chug it, chug it, chug it. >> oh, boy. >> it will begin shipping on december 11, just in time for christmas. >> there's about 2,000 calories in there. how's the pope doing?

this morning on "world news now," the president's stern new warning to north korea, telling kim jong un he's in grave danger. plus this morning's secret stop that never happened. a frustrated president trump grounded. also breaking right now, democrats score big victories in key governors' races. president trump is already weighing in on the election night results which some are calling it a big setback. one player is accused of shoplifting from a luxury store. in china. >> it's an embarrassing incident just as president trump arrives in beijing. >> soak this up. ♪ i have a pen i have an apple ♪ ♪ apple pineapple ♪ >> we'll tell you about the high-level meeting this is man

has been a part of. no, seriously. and why the secret service had to watch this as research. a painful song, some may say about pens and apples and pineapples. we're loving it, though, it is wednesday, november 8th. >> are we? >> uh-huh. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> kind of like "gangnam style" only not as catchy. >> hush your mouth. >> without the fun choreography. >> he is huge. >> the pineapple pen guy? >> yes, oh, man. wait till you find out. >> we'll get more on that a little bit later, but we're going to start things off with president trump taking aim at north korea with a sharply worded speech. >> the president has just arrived in china where he's discussing trade and ways to rein in north korea. but before leaving south korea he delivered a dramatic message. he called on china and the rest of the world to take a stance against kim jong un. and his growing nuclear program.

you see the president and the first lady arriving moments ago. the president pointed to the u.s. firepower in the area, but he's not ruling out negotiation easy. >> reporter: the president's wednesday began with a big surprise that wasn't meant to be. one the showman president seemed to promote hours before. >> we're going to have an exciting day tomorrow for many reasons. >> reporter: he devised a secret plan to visit korea's demilitarized zone by helicopter just after dawn, stepping inches from north korea. the white house had said for weeks he wasn't going to visit the heavily fortified border as other leaders had done, calling it cliche. this morning, marine one lifted off for the border, but the weather had other plans. heavy mist and fog forcing military pilots to turn around. president trump waiting in his limo another hour for the weather to improve. press secretary sarah sanders ready to go, seen wearing camouflage.

but the visit was called off, the plan exposed. his next stop at the korean national assembly couldn't be delayed. standing now 30 miles from north korea he delivered a message aimed directly at pyongyang. >> the regime has interpreted america's past restraint as weakness. this would be a fatal miscalculation. this is a very different administration. do not underestimate us and do not try us. >> reporter: the speech included a plug for his new jersey golf course. but avoided nicknames like rocket man as he outlined a way forward for kim jong un. >> the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting your regime in grave danger. >> reporter: the president said he's open to negotiation, but only if complete denuclearization is on the table and he called on russia and china to stop all support of the north. as the president arrived in beijing moments ago. >> and a couple thoughts there.

it's exactly a year ago today that the president was elected in that surprise victory. he did not discuss putting north korea on the list of state sponsors of terror, something he could have mentioned. north korean officials spoke out ahead of the speech saying we don't care what the mad dog may utter because we've ever heard enough. so i think they're taking it great. >> it was kind of odd to see sarah sanders in camouflage. >> she was ready. she was ready to be on the battle lines there. >> i'm going to the dmz. well, you were talking about the election. democrats are smiling this morning after a string of high-profile election day wins. so first the new jersey governor's race. democrat phil murphy defeated the republican lieutenant governor kim guadagno. exit polls show murphy decidedly won among independent voters.

in virginia, the lieutenant governor beat ed gillespie. by nine percentage points. the win was fueled by overwhelming support by young voters and women. northum said now is the time to bring the state together. >> whether you voted for me or not, we are all virginians. and i hope, i hope to earn your confidence and support as we move forward. the virginia way is to work together to get results. >> northam successfully tied his opponent, ed gillespie, to the president even though his never campaigned for gillespie. trump seemed to take a parting shot at gillespie from south korea. the president tweeted, ed gillespie worked hard but did not support me or what i stand for. >> so what does this mean going forward? that's the question that many are wondering today. >> that's right. let's check this with abc political director rick klein. good morning, rick. >> this was a repudiation of president trump and of trumpism. sweeping victories by democrats

in new jersey and virginia. and also in races across the country. this is going to go a long way to rebuilding the democratic bench and giving them a shot of momentum and a boost of energy into a year that's been pretty morbid on the democratic side. the party that needed to win has started winning again. but let me tell you, it is easy to overread these results. talking to democrats, they are already concerned and think they will read the wrong message from them. we live in an era of waves where the waves crash back and forth over each other. president trump has suffered a major defeat, the biggest defeat politically of his presidency. but that doesn't put him out. it means the democrats are positioned to take advantage of some of the weaknesses in the trump coalition, but it does not mean they are set to take control of the midterm elections. it will be quite a battle ahead. democrats for now, they can take a deep breath. but breathing in for the moment in the era of trump is a

dangerous proposition. >> indeed. and i'm sure there are many taking note of that. and there are local elections of note and one of the biggest upsets was scored on the new jersey shore by a veteran, a 93-year-old veteran. a world war ii veteran, veto parillo will be the next mayor. of tinton falls. he says he wore out two pairs of shoes going door to door campaigning. congratulations, veto. and in texas, investigators are digging out more details about the man behind the deadly shooting rampage at a church there. they say the 26-year-old air force veteran escaped from a mental hospital in 2012 and accused of making death threats against superior military officers. and he was suspected of sexual assault. that's in addition to the conviction for assaulting his wife and stepson. and we're now learning about a previous visit to that church in sutherland springs. abc's matt gutman has more. >> reporter: as authorities continue to process the scene at the first baptist church, we learn that the day of the massacre wasn't devin kelley's first time at the church. officials tell us kelley attended the church's fall festival on halloween, october

31st. and when he came back on sunday, he wore a skeleton mask over his face, blasting off hundreds of rounds in the deadliest shooting in texas history. >> there's a dead body right there. >> the wilson county sheriff's office arrived within four minutes. i can tell you four minutes is a long time during an active shooter situation. >> reporter: for the approximately 50 churchgoers, it felt like an eternity. was he just aiming at them or was he just spraying -- >> aiming at them, shooting, like ta, ta, ta, ta. >> reporter: the sheriff telling me that the pastor said when he met devin kelley at the halloween function at the church, he instinctively did not like him, thought he may be dangerous, but he thought to himself, how do you turn someone away from your own church? and it's chilling to think that kelley would end up killing many of the people he met that night. matt gutman, sutherland springs, texas. >> and members of congress want to know why they failed to notify the fbi of the shooter's history. it appears it's not an isolated

problem. the armed services have a 30% failure rate in submitting the fingerprints of convicted offendsers to the fbi. the pentagon began an investigation into this last february. a spokesman says it is still under way. and one of the youngest victims, 5-year-old ryland ward remains in the hospital overnight. he was shot in the arm, the leg and stomach. look at that face right there. his cousin has started a gofundme page the to raise money to pay for his hospital bills. so far the total is more than $84,000. we have no doubt it will go up quickly. >> wishing him a speedy recovery for sure. turning now to the weather. fall has arrived in the northeast with a vengeance. a cold front brought cooler temperatures across the region, including snow from central pennsylvania up into northern new england. but a second cold front is on the way, bringing the coldest air of the season so far. an arctic blast will bring snow showers to the region by week's end. so oftentimes, weather

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♪ oh, yeah. >> a little k-pop for you this morning. we got an international skinny for you, as the president and first lady make their way through asia. >> yeah. and we're listening right now to k-pop, because while in seoul, k-pop, mrs. trump learned how much korean fans love their stars. >> watch what happened when the first lady was visiting a school.

one of the students erupts with excitement when she notices the young man behind her. she then forgets all about the first lady, just busy freaking out over this gentleman there behind her. >> his name is choi min hoh. and he's apparently a big deal there. he's huge. this is his group. one of the many popular korean groups with the music of k-pop in general expanding to american audiences. >> i think they won at the grammys this year. this song with an english title "tell me what to do." >> but another meeting with the star is getting a lot of attention. this guy with the pencil mustache and leopard shawl. his name is piccataro. and he was selected by prime minister shinzo abe to perform for president trump while in tokyo. >> and this is his song, a massive hit all over the world. it's called pen pineapple apple

pen with deeply emotional lyrics, as you can tell. ♪ apple pen ♪ pineapple pen ♪ pin pineapple, apple pen >> why didn't we come up with this? >> that is the greatest song ever. >> i can't believe we didn't write that. >> pen pineapple, apple pen. >> a totally missed opportunity. >> that is awesome. all day long your ear worm will be -- ♪ pen pineapple ♪ apple pen okay. all right. we settle down now we can all settle down by the way, everybody relax. . we can now call sean combs anything we want. >> it was only a couple days ago when diddy forbid us all to call him anything but love. if you were inspired by brother

love and maybe you're changing your name, too. well, not so fast. >> i was only joking, okay? i didn't change my name. it's just part of one of my alter egos. one of my alter egos is love. but to set the record straight -- >> what? >> so there, not ready to fully leap into the light, but it's a small step. he just wants to be diddy again. >> not puffy, not puff daddy, not p-diddy? >> you can call him what that. >> oh, they're all on the table. >> yep. call him baby daddy, call him anything. >> what's your alter ego's name? >> man, wow, no, i'm not going to go there. >> ooh, we hit a sensitive spot. next up, forbes is out with their list of the world's highest-paid television hosts. >> well, no surprise, we're not on the list. >> no. let's run down the top three, though. coming in third, ryan seacrest with $58 million. he joined kelly for live this year and has all those other red

carpet and hosting gigs, too. he's a busy man. >> no wonder he's smiling. dancing her way into the second place time slot, ellen degeneres with $77 million. >> ooh. who beat that? the top spot goes to -- >> fish or cut bait, buddy. did somebody slip-up and write stupid on my forehead? i'm a pretty good judge of horse flesh. we're going to go down there and have a donkey barbecue. i'm going to furnish the -- right? you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. >> yep. >> dr. phil mcgraw holds down the top spot again this year at $79 million. >> he may not be a practicing doctor anymore, but he's a practicing millionaire. >> he's following in oprah's footsteps. getting involved in producing, too. >> strahan was in the top ten list. $25 million. >> where were you on the list? >> nowhere. britney spears makes money. she may not be known for painting expertise, but she sold one of her paintings for $10,000 at an auction for l.a. victims. >> the buyer of the artwork was

robin leach, "life styles of the rich and famous." >> the buyer of the artwork was robin leach, life styles of the rich and famous. nd famous.

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♪ technologic >> technologic ♪ >> this is not k-pop. ♪ >> yeah, it's the two mouse people. >> it's daft punk. i was just kidding. >> it's not the same without a glow stick. >> we can get this. >> okay. now to a man who turned his side hustle into a multi-million dollar company. >> it sounds pretty simple, too. >> buy items on sale in the store and sell them for full price online. abc's becky worleys has more on his secret to success. >> reporter: this is ryan grant. former job, accountant. >> i would say about six months into that job, i realized this wasn't the path for me. >> reporter: but he learned the basics of business, buy low, sell high.

with that idea, started a part-time job that he says now generates almost $4 million in revenue. the 28-year-old who lives in minneapolis found sale items in walmart, target, toys "r" us. then used the amazon seller app to compare them to online prices. he'd buy low, list on amazon, sell high and repeat. >> i was able to get to about $1,000 a month in profit working about ten hours a week. >> reporter: and that made him confident enough to quit his accounting job. he has a warehouse full of boxes, a staff of 11 people and he says you can do it too. okay. let's try it. i've already installed the amazon seller app. it took me five minutes online. now all i have to do is go into the store, find some clearance items, and then take them home to sell them online, hopefully at a profit. sure enough, i fire up the amazon seller app, and it has

this camera. using that, i scan the bar code for this toy. it costs $4 here in the store. online, it's selling for $9.49. that's a profit. these pens? buy it for $10, sell it online and make over $5 profit. finally, tire chains. $25 in store, but listed online for $59. even after taking into account amazon fees and shipping costs, i profit about $15. after a few months of learning what sells and how to factor in those shipping costs, ryan thinks you could make $1,000 to $2,000 doing this part time. >> i do think it's something anyone can do if you're willing to put in the work. >> i'll take an extra $1,000 to $2,000. >> gross sales of $4 million this year. >> i'd rather that. that's better than the $1,000 to $2,000. >> that's one way to get on the highest paid. >> i was going to say, maybe we'll make it. this morning.

making news in america this morning, president trump's new warning to north korea putting kim jong-un on notice. >> do not underestimate us, and do not try us. >> why trump says the north korean regime is in grave danger as the president arrives in china for a crucial visit with america's top rival. democrats sweep the key races and the big wins. >> this guy will be on call for the next four years. >> was it a trump backlash and this morning, the transgender candidate making history. school security in the spotlight. with a string of mass shootings in the news, one school takes a new step providing bulletproof gear to students. plus, airport scare