emergency crews found a emergency crews found a pleasant surprise awaiting them as they descended on the great miami river in dayton, ohio. they were responding to 911 calls about someone in the water who might be in danger. instead, they found river surfer shannon thomas catching a wave. >> not in trouble at all. no. and new information from the tech companies about how to keep americans safe from data breaches. former yahoo chief, melissa mayer testified that the threat from state-sponsored hackers is so enormous, even the most secure companies can fall victim. executives from yahoo! and equifax apologized once again to their consumers for past data breaches saying they are focused on trying to improve protection without violating privacy.

and at&t says its $85 billion deal to buy time-warner could be in jeopardy over anti-trust concerns. published reports indicate the giant has offered to sell cnn to resolve those conditions, which at&t flatly denies. and president trump expressed opposition to the deal saying it gives one company too much media control. there are new reports about airport security. >> and tsa failed to find weapons or explosives most of the time. abc's david kerley with the details. the threat to jetliners from terrorists from laptop bombs or other weapons remains high, which is why the new test results, finding vulnerabilities in tsa screening some say are alarming. >> vulnerabilities every member found disturbing. >> reporter: while we saw a man breach airport security earlier this week, these tasks look at checkpoints. while they did better than two

years ago, it still failed most of the time. when we asked if the new failure rate was 80%, a source familiar with the classified report said you are in the ballpark. the source says the inspector general did not use security experts. instead secretaries, administrative workers were able to sneak high-tech contraband through. while they were secret, they could be components for bombs, guns and other weapons. one member had a direct message for the tsa administrator. >> this agency that you run is broken, badly. >> reporter: passengers pay a security fee every time they buy a ticket. a large portion goes to pay the national debt, not security. democrats are arguing if that money was used for new high-technology scanners u some of these security gaps could be closed. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> our thanks to david. and next, carrie and brad go after president trump's twitter habits at the cma awards. and that moment when the price really is right. we'll show you in "the skinny," next. ou in "the skinny," next.

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♪ from the privacy of a gold-plated white house toilet seat ♪ ♪ he writes little bob corker, nfl and covfefe ♪ >> co-fefy? gazundheit. thank you. ♪ and it's fun to watch you, that's for sure ♪ ♪ until little rocket man starts a nuclear war ♪ ♪ then maybe next time they'll think before he tweets ♪ >> bravo. >> i think they've got a hit right there. ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he tweets ♪ >> sounds familiar. well, in the meantime, let's check out some of the fashion choices on the red carpet. miranda lambert looked a little

cinderellaesque, this icy blue embroidered gown with a belted waist. >> you came up with that on your own. >> pink looked awesome. autos usual. also rockin' the belt look. she went a little fluffier motif. >> there with her daughter as you can see. daughter looking beautiful as well. >> the newly engaged kelsey balance reason ya sparkled with a michael kors gown with intricate floral embellishments, of course. >> beautiful. and reba mcentire looking stunning as always in a sleeveless gown. she had tassels on her earrings that matched the gown. >> i like the lines. >> yes, very figure flattering. >> i need those for my suit. >> i don't know if it would have the same effect. but i'd love to see it. an awkward moment on "the price is right." he seemed to blow a shot at the

new car. >> so he rolled four cars. on the die. and all he had to do was roll two more. he has two rolls left. and turn that $1500 die into a brand-new car. here's the thing, though, the odds were in his favor, yet, instead, he shocked the audience, decided not to roll. check it out. >> you don't want to roll that one to try to win the car? >> no, i'll do the $1500. >> are you sure? >> i'm sure. >> but you get two more rolls, two more chances to turn that $1500 into a car. >> i want the $1500. >> okay, i have to let you know that it's like a freebie. you can roll this and is there's no penalty.

you might get $500 or $1,000, but you might win a car. >> oh, hell no, $1500 will be fine. >> he's going to take the $1500, folks. i'm not going to talk him out of it. >> man. >> what the, what? >> just to clarify. the worst possible scenario he could do in those two rolls is win $500 or $1,000. but, he apparently just wanted to walk away with the $1500 in cash, rather than the possibility -- >> the possibility of winning a car. he doesn't even know what kind of car it was. >> the audience was not happy. >> maybe he didn't understand. i don't get it. jennifer aniston is heading back to television, kind of. she hasn't had a regular role on tv since "friends," but she's coming back with a friend that we already know. >> yes, her co-star will be reese witherspoon, and they will be teaming up in a new drama that apple has already ordered. two seasons already in the books. the series is described as an inside look at the lives of

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in helmund province. 12 of them stepped over it. but when he did, everything went into a gray haze. it severed his right leg below the knee. >> tried to figure out what just happened and just really tried to calm myself down, and i was going down a dark hole that i didn't want to go down. >> reporter: determined to change that, he quit the pain meds, then the rehab, the running. the reaching for the top. climbing to the summit of antarctica's mt. vincent, and then climbing kilimanjaro. you've been an underachiever. an audience waiting. >> we all have our own challenges when we return home. our own mountains to climb. >> reporter: bob woodruff and his wife leigh celebrating, 11 years now, standing up for heroes. after bob's accident reported, a roadside bomb in 2006, and now years of helping others. >> i mean, it's been the most

satisfying thing i've ever done in any life. >> reporter: his dedication and those wounded warriors, pulling in jon stewart, every year. >> you get to see people progress through their recovery and follow the ups and downs. it becomes personal. >> reporter: trevor noah joining the fight. >> i think it makes you realize that you can't control what happens to you, but you can control how you react. >> reporter: and john oliver, whose own wife, an american army medic, a veteran of the iraq war. >> don't allow their mu millty to allow the rest of us -- >> they don't whine. they're unlike me. i'm a natural whiner. >> reporter: back on that stage, a beaming retired corporal and a message. >> but we are not alone. >> reporter: determined to help the warriors coming home behind him. >> it's a wonderful story there from david. our thanks. and we thank you for watching. don't miss our updates on facebook. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this thursday morning on "world news now". >> president trump is no longer blaming china for unfair trade practices. he now says previous u.s. presidents are the ones at fault. he praised the chinese president and expressed confidence that he'll put the squeeze on north korea. we have a live report from beijing, up next. apple is offering technical advise to those authorities trying to unlock the phone of the texas shooter the fbi hasn't identified the phone's make or model. three ucla basketball players, one of them including the brother of a star nba player for the lakers are right now under arrest. basically, right now in china. they can't leave their hotel until the legal process in an

alleged.shoplifting case takes its court. that, perhaps, could take days, weeks or even months. and there's a help wanted sign in minneapolis. the city is now hiring workers to work during the weeks leading up to the super bowl. you'll get $14 an hour, but you don't get a ticket to the game. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, november 9th. from abc news, this is world news now. >> don't get tickets to the game? >> no. you can work to help them out with the super bowl. you don't get to actually see the game live. we're going to start with a stunning aboutface by president trump. after slamming china for bad trade deals he's laying the blame somewhere else. >> the bromance between the president and his chinese counterpart was on full display as they held a joint news conference in beijing. the president has never shied away from slamming china, but this time around he was

overflowing with compliments. karen travers has the latest from beijing. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. president trump says he has a great relationship with president xi. he says they have great chemistry. and he is talking about it at every single event here in beijing. as you say, there was a remarkable change of tone from president trump on the issue of trade. the president no longer blaming china for the massive trade deficit but blaming his predecessors. the two presidents started off their day with.an elaborate welcome ceremony at beijing's great hall of the people. then they got down to business. president xi was a favorite boogeyman for the president during his campaign. he said china was raping the united states and getting away with murder. but sitting next to president xi here in beijing, a major change in tone. >> i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for

the benefit of its citizens? i give china great credit. >> reporter: president trump also using these meetings with president xi to push for a greater commitment from china on north korea. the trump administration says china has significant influence over north korea as its biggest economic partner. today the president once again called on all responsible nations to stop doing business with north korea as a way to force it to change its behavior. diane, kendis? >> and the president really has been pushing, since he's been in office, his relationship with world leaders. you know, he's besties with macron and now what is he saying about the bff burgeoning romance? the. >> reporter: poor japanese prime minister shinzo abe, he was the best friend at the beginning of the week and now it's the pushed aside because it's all about

president xi in china. he's emphasized they have a great relationship, great chemistry. there was a fun moment when the president said last night they were supposed to have dinner with their spouses. but it was a very short window, 20 to 25 minutes was scheduled for dinner. but they were having such a great time it went nearly two hours. all of this, the president says, is why he thinks that the u.s. and china can now do tremendous things for their countries. diane, kendis. >> just imagine shinzo abe at this moment thinking, i thought we had something. >> maybe they can all -- >> some taps. meant something the to me. >> maybe they can all do something together. all right, karen, thank you. so the son of president trump's former national security adviser is coming to his father's defense. michael flynn jr. is tweeting never forget those who played a major role in getting donald trump elected 45th about the of the united states. flynn jr. also makes reference to make america great again and america first. and it comes amid questions over whether flynn might be the next trump associate indicted by robert mueller.

and vice president vice president mike pence paid a visit to sutherland springs, the texas, and assured them that faith is greater than evil. apple is now offering to help unlock the killer's cell phone. abc's maggie rulli has more. ♪ never alone >> reporter: in the face of an unfathomable loss, the small community of sutherland springs, texas stand side by side with vice president mike pence in prayer. >> no attack, no act of violence will ever break our spirit or diminish the faith of the american people. >> reporter: the vice president comforting the victims. the same day we learn the names of all 26 lives lost inside this small church. many from the same family. one lost three generations that day. nine of those who died were under the age of 16. >> i want my daughter back. i want to see her walk through the door. >> reporter: now the vice president is calling for justice.

>> we now know it was a crime that the assailant was ever able to purchase a firearm in the first place. >> reporter: the shooter, an air force veteran, was convicted in the military court of domestic abuse, a charge that should have prevented him from buying his guns. but the air force has admitted it he made a mistake ask never passed the information along to the fbi. >> there are enormous problems with the background check system. >> reporter: there are concerns other cases may be slipping through the cracks. >> the air force is moving aggressively to review why this error occurred and that review will be completed in days, not weeks. >> reporter: and for the first time we're hearing from investigators who watched a video of the shooting break out, they described a grisly and graphic scene wherefore seven minutes the gunman methodically walked into every single pew, executing his victims. officials say what shocked them most was that anyone inside this tiny church was able to survive. diane and kendis.

>> that was the incredible part, maggie, thank you. the lawmaker responsible for the original assault weapons ban is pushing another one. dianne feinstein has introduced a measure to outlaw the sale and possession of military-style assault weapons. feinstein says she wants americans to know a bill to reduce tragedies like the one in texas is ready for debate. and a bizarre twist in an alleged case of racism involving air force cadets. in september, an investigation was opened into racial slurs written on the dorm room message boards of five black cadets. now one of those cadets has admitted being responsible for writing the messages. that cadet is no longer at the school. and we're tracking a nasty blast of frigid weather this morning carrying heavy snow and cold temperatures. >> a cold front is hitting the upper midwest right now and will move into the northeast. accuweather meteorologist justin povick joins us with the details. >> kendis and diane, thanks and good morning to you.

we are talking mid-20s today in minneapolis, 25 for the high, but get this, 12 degrees later on tonight for that overnight low. and look how quickly this arctic front is blasting its way to the south and to the east. by the time we get into our friday, big changes. but notice today, high pressure is in control. so it's the calm before the cold as we're looking at high temperatures into the 40s and also the lower 50s. but friday will feature much cooler temperatures. in fact, some will feel like it's this the teens. kendis, diane. >> then you will need something, justin, to warm you up. how about some bread and a pair of bakery chains right now, rejoining forces to become one giant, giant carbohydrate company. >> and i am looking forward to it. panera bread is buying au bon pahn. >> the deal reunites the bond back in the 1990s. no word yet on what that deal is worth. but if you've ever walked by either one of them in the morning, mm-mmm, so good.

a new study finds breast cancer can return 20 years after the initial diagnosis. researchers found the risk of return is high, especially among women with the most common type of breast cancer. but they say continuing to take suppression medications significantly reduces that risk. senator rand paul has tweeted an update about the injuries he suffered when his neighbor tackled him from behind. he says he appreciates all the support from everyone, a medical update, final report indicates six broken ribs and new x-ray shows a pleural effusion. by the way, a pleural effusion is excess fluid around the lungs. paul's neighbor is set to be arraigned later today on assault charges. apparently, this was all over trash and leaves. >> leaves and shrubbery. >> political things, fall fight. very bizarre, two republicans were on a roll in a rough race in congress. >> take a look. that's texas representative sam

johnson on the left and house majority whip steve scalise on the right. and the scooter challenge was on. come on. >> we had a flag in the beginning. scalise threw down the gauntlet wednesday morning. he, of course, is using a scooter as he recovers after being shot during that congressional baseball practice in june. johnson has been using one for a while because he's 87 and he has a little trouble getting around. so they decided it's time to see who is the is better man on the scooter. >> and it appears scalise took the checkered flag first. congratulations, congressman. >> he also, by the way, had his helmet on. you know, safety first. nice to see them taking that into account. coming up, in the market for a '96 honda accord? well, get in line. bids are flooding in after a man made a must-see ad for the 20 year old car. plus, we're taking an inside look at the pricey treatment center where kevin spacey and harvey weinstein are said to be getting treatment. you're watching "world news now." spacey are said to be receiving treatment. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew?

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accusations of assault against harvey weinstein and others in hollywood. urban describes the song as purely reaction, expressing female roles, empowerment and consent. >> but it's not just women who were alleged victims. kevin spacey is being completely cut out of a movie scheduled to be released next month. >> sony pictures is confirming that spacey's scenes in "all the money in the world" are being reshot. spacey's role is being taken over by 87-year-old christopher plumber. the movie comes as new sexual misconduct allegations are being made against spacey. >> they come from a former boston news anchor who says her teenage son met spacey at a restaurant last year and she claims spacey bought her son several drinks. >> the victim, my son, was a star struck, straight, 18-year-old young man. who had no idea that the famous actor was an alleged sexual predator. or that he was about to become his next victim.

>> she also claims that spacey stuck his hand down her son's pants. and then when spacey went to the bathroom, her son ran out of the restaurant at the urging of another patron. no comment yet from spacey about those allegations. >> we do have more now. an inside look at the exclusive recovery center linked to spacey and weinstein as they try to get help. abc's juju chang with the details. >> and this chamber chooses to debate me? >> reporter: house of cards" actor kevin spacey says he's taking the time necessary to seek evaluation and treatment. and disgraced movie mogul, harvey weinstein, told the press last month -- >> guys, i'm not doing okay. i'm not trying. i got to get help. >> reporter: spacey reportedly checked himself into this $55,000 treatment facility called gentle paths at the

meadows in arizona. weinstein is also reportedly attending the program. according to tmz, the movie mogul spotted sporting a blond wig, dining in a restaurant an hour and a half from the clinic. the elite facility seen here on their website runs a 45-day mens in-treatment program for sexual addiction issues and sexual compulsion. where patients undergo counseling and experential therapy to deal with their issues. the secluded desert spot boasts a fitness center, pool with yoga and has hosted other celebrity clients over the years, reportedly tiger woods and david duchovny. >> there's four people to a room and a shared bathroom. >> reporter: this doctor worked for willow house, the women's counterpart to gentle paths. >> this is not a day spa. this is not a vacation.

if anyone thinks they are going to chill out and get massages that is the furthest thing from the truth. >> reporter: an estimated 15 million americans battle sex addiction, but experts say there is no clear comparison between addiction and assault. >> to some extent, it's.apples and oranges. on the one hand, we're trying to describe a behavior. on the other hand, we're trying to get to what's motivating a person to act in that tagz. and those are really two separate issues. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. coming up up, the epic commercial used for a used car. >> and why it's earning more than just a few laughs. you're watching "world news now." 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. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours.

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>> you don't need things. you're happy with who you are. you don't care about money. you've had everything you ever wanted. you don't do it for appearances. you do it because it works. >> i thought it would be hilarious to make a high-end car commercial for a really junky car. and she had just the car. >> reporter: value, $1432. >> we had the ebay bid up to $150,000. >> reporter: then ebay shut it down due to concerns of illegitimate bidding. now back up and running. when america, when you sell more than 40 million used cars a year, how do you get the best price? that's where kelly bluebook comes in. carl, top three tips on how to sell this. >> know its value. you don't want to sell your car and find out later that you gave it away. >> reporter: this is my dirty chevy colorado pickup. number two, wash the windows. >> windows are key. you look out the window, and it's this clean, unobstructed view, it can psychologically make the car seem newer. when you see litter, all you're thinking is i'm getting someone

else's car. >> reporter: treat it like a dating profile. >> make this car look beautiful and the other chevy colorados on the list are the ugly people. >> reporter: carl says his tips can get you a 5% price jump. since he made the commercial, max and his girlfriend got engaged. >> i don't know if it made her fall deeply in love with me, but the process definitely tested our strength. >> introducing a used 1996 honda accord, a car for people who have life figured out and just need a way to get somewhere. luxury is a state of mind. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news. >> can he do some commercials for us? >> can you imagine? >> how much would you charge for a commercial about a budget news

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this is richard browning from england and set the new record for the fastest speed in a jet suit. i didn't know there was a new record or record to break. but anyway, this was in the english city of reading. he built the suit himself, flew around in it and set a new record at 32 miles per hour. the suit has attracted attention from search and rescue agencies, military researchers, hollywood producers. he made the record attempt as part of guinness world records day. >> very cool. even our own james longman i think tried it on for size. >> awesome. >> didn't set a world record. this isn't a record, but this is still very, very impressive. yo, do you even lift? she says yes. so that's 200 pounds. and while you might be like, of course, any woman can lift 200 pounds as a dead lift. >> that's tough.

>> she's 76 years old, ann buzzard lifting that. >> that is impressive. >> one of her coaches says she has gone from not being able to get out of a chair to dead lifting 200 pounds. >> whoa, bravo. congratulations. over to cincinnati where nile, the baby nile hippo there, fiona. remember, she was premature. we were worried about her when when she was firstborn. but she is doing more than fine. she was showing off underwater acrobatic skills the other day. she was just 29 pounds when she was born, 30 pounds lighter than normal. now she looks like she's pursuing a career in ballet, maybe in a remake of "fantasia." disney gets around to that one. >> she would be good as a synchronized swimmer. >> i want to swim with fiona. >> yeah, all right, well, this is the news for this half hour, this happened, like the whole thing. this is the news for this half hour, this happened, like the whole thing. na.

breaking this morning on world newsow breaking this morning on world news now, the president's surprising new comments in china. >> president trump said moments ago he doesn't blame china for the trade imbalances that he repeatedly brought up during the campaign and he lavished praise and touted great chemistry between him and the chinese counterparts. and an arctic blast on the move. it's about to get very cold from the midwest to the northeast as winter makes an early entrance. records held for decades are about to fall. we have the latest from accuweather. and he's decades past retirement, but he has a new job. not your wall motor greeter. meet the 93-year-old world war ii veteran who is now mayor of a nmg new jersey town after a door to door campaign. and it's good for your soul in more than one way. this mom and son is team are here to show us how to cool soul food favorites with a vegan

twist. insomniac kitchen is cooking on this thursday, november 9th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> looks pretty good. >> it does look good. but then how do you have soul foods -- when you think of soul food, you think -- >> you're confused, right? >> yeah. you think of ham hocks, fried chicken. >> mac and cheese. >> yes, mac and cheese. so just imagine how difficult that could be. >> not only are we going to find out, we're going to taste test some of those favorites. coming up, we're going to start things off with that breaking news. an interesting moment on the world stage. president trump has declared china is not to blame for the trade imbalances he has repeatedly denounced. >> so the president standing there right next to the chinese

leader, xi jinping after a day of high-stakes meetings and red carpets. he praised the chinese leader saying they have very good chemistry, after he accused china of raping the u.s. as a candidate. you may recall those words. he is now pointing the finger at his own predecessors. >> i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. but in actuality, i do blame past administrations for allowing this out-of-control trade deficit to take place and grow. >> so the president also called on china to do more to pressure north korea to give up its nuclear weapons. he said he and president xi have agreed on the need to implement all u.n. resolutions on north korea. >> china can fix this problem easily and quickly. and i am calling on china and your great president to hopefully work on it very hard.

>> the president said the time is right to forge a stronger alliance between the united states and china, to stand united against what he called the shared menace of north korea. >> you know who's among one of the more popular stars in china within the trump family? his granddaughter. he showed a video of his granddaughter speaking mandarin. and many, many chinese citizens know that his granddaughter speaks mandarin. >> interesting. when he arrived in japan, the front of the newspaper had ivanka's photograph on it. maybe when he leaves, the photograph will be of his granddaughter. >> yes, absolutely. she's the rock star there. also happening right now, we are tracking a blast arctic air that could bring heavy snow and record cold from the midwest -- it's november. it's about time, come on. >> i'm not ready! so it's happening from the midwest to the northeast, trucks loaded with salt and de-icing liquid will be on the roads across the upper midwest today where some areas could see up to a foot of snow. and forecasters say temperatures

will plunge into what will be the coldest air mass since march. accuweather's justin povick joins us with the details. i don't even want to know, justin, but good morning. >> diane and kendis, thanks and good morning to you. we are tracking the coldest air of the season. high temperature in minneapolis, only 25, get this, down to 12 degrees for tonight. similar temperatures are going to be felt throughout the northeast as we venture into friday. 10 to 20 degrees below norm ya with gusty winds, mind you. the core of this will occur on friday night when some low temperatures are going to be in jeopardy. how cold you might ask? teens and low 20s. diane, kendis? justin, thank you. we have new developments in the texas church shooting. apple is now offering to assist the fbi in unlocking the killer's iphone. meanwhile, more details have surfaced about his teenage years. high school records show he was repeatedly suspended for disciplinary problems and diagnosed with adhd and we're learning that video from inside

the church shows the gunman going through the pews and unloading round after round on worshippers. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: nerves still raw here as we learn that the camera that regularly filmed the little chapel's sunday services was rolling last sunday, too. law officials describing a joyous service turning into a bloodbath. for seven minutes, the gunman methodically walked into every single pew to execute his victims, echoing what survivor rosa solis told us. >> you could hear a pin drop in there, quiet, real quiet. >> reporter: so the only sound was the sound of bullets. >> yeah. >> reporter: officials say the about 400 bullets were fired. eight children and an unborn baby executed, including charlene mule's 16-year-old daughter, haley. >> they isn't haven't let me see my daughter, so to me it's not fully real yet because i still haven't seen her. >> reporter: is it important for you to see her?

>> part of me hopes that they're wrong and it's not her and maybe she's just in the hospital. but i want my daughter back. i want to see her walk through the door. >> reporter: as mourners place flowers at makeshift memorials, the names of all 26 victims released. they include the eight members of the holcombe family, plus an unborn child. the had holcombes call their neighbor nana. >> they're wonderful people. you couldn't help but love them. >> reporter: now the healing here is starting to begin. that congregation so decimated in that massacre. we understand that they will hold church services here in floresville on sunday, obviously missing the the majority of its members. matt gutman, abc news, floresville, texas. authorities in tennessee say three inmates who escaped from a jail should be considered armed

and dangerous. 20 year old dylan ferguson is accused of murdering a man in august of last year. matt white and jeffrey strong were awaiting trial on drug and theft charges. the men stole a white pickup truck that's already been found. a new contract with nfl commissioner roger goodell is being questioned by cowboys owner jerry jones. he's threatening to sue the nfl if goodell's contract is extended the he claims goodell has mishandled many scandals, including the league's anthem controversy and the pending suspension of cowboys star ezekiel elliott. goodell's current contract expires in 2019. and a new jersey town went with an experienced candidate in this year's mayoral race, like nearly a century's worth of experience. >> vito parillo's term starts in january.

>> so parillo will be 97 when his four-year term ends, but he says age is nothing but a number. >> i don't think of 93 being old. really. >> he doesn't act like he's 93, and he doesn't feel like he as 93. >> by the way, this was perillo's first shot at politics. he didn't think he had a chance especially because, by the way, he was up against an incumbent. >> yeah. his logo was full time fiscally prudent mayor. >> he said he wore out two pair of shoes going door to door during the campaign. >> surprising victory there. coming up, our insomniac kitchen gears up for vegan soul food. but first, cma awards brought out the biggest stars of country music. we'll head to nashville for a look at some of the more powerful performances. and later, whether it's country, pop, hip-hop or soul, watch some of the best known holiday songs. may bring something painful from within. >> what? >> yeah.

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music's biggest night, the cma awards. >> there were a lot of familiar and fresh faces ot there, including our own marci gonzalez who's in nashville for the big party. ♪ amazing grace >> this has been a year marked by tragedy. so tonight we're going to do what families do. come together, pray together, cry together and sing together too. >> reporter: and that, they did. ♪ hold my hand >> reporter: some of country music's biggest stars sharing the stage to kick off the 51st cma awards. a night packed with powerful performances. ♪ >> reporter: and for the tenth year in a row with carrie underwood and brad paisley hosting -- >> the cma has given us some guidelines. this year's show is a

politics-free zone. >> reporter: some so-called guideline breaking jokes. ♪ maybe next time he'll think ♪ before he tweets >> reporter: lighthearted moments between some serious songs. ♪ somebody laughs and implies that she asked for it ♪ ♪ just because she's wearing a skirt ♪ >> reporter: and all of those big-time honors. >> and the cma award for vocal group of the year -- little big town. >> male vehicle list of the year goes to chris stapleton. >> and the cma award for entertainer of the year goes to garth brooks. >> reporter: and quite a night for miranda lambert who was tied for the most nominations this

year. she took home female vocalist of the year for the seventh time. marcy gonzalez, abc news, nashville. >> do the others even bother writing a speech at this point? just go, miranda. >> how about 1989 calling with garth brooks. >> hey. he was the hit of the show all the way around. >> he was, yeah. >> total eclipse of the garth was even one of the songs they sang. marci will have more for us coming up in the next half hour, as well as some new concerns at the airport. we're going to go looking at an undercover operation that found tsa officers failed to detect weapons or explosives most of the time. see what's being done. but first, when you think of soul food, not many vegan options come to mind. but we have a mom and her son here to tell us live that you don't northeast need meat to let your soul glow. ♪ let your soul glow ♪ let your soul glow and that's not a tissue protection. lysol kills over 100 illness-causing germs and viruses, even those that may cause runny noses. lysol. what it takes to protect.

okay, so we're celebrating world vegan month. >> we are? >> yeah. by heading to a unique eatery that proves that apparently, you don't need meat to have a tasty meal. >> we go into the insomniac kitchen to see how this mother/son team are veganizing some delicious dishes.

♪ >> reporter: i'm here with aaron, the co-owner of seasoned vegan. your slogan is all your favorite foods veganized. >> the beauty is the season. so we focus on taking everybody's favorite dishes, taking out the animal products and making them taste really great. if you love chicken parm, we have that for you. if you love a chopped cheese sandwich because you're from harlem, we have a vegan version of that, too. >> reporter: it seems to be a lifestyle trending among a millennials. >> veganism is the way. people want to be healthy. they understand what they put in their bodies is paramount to that. >> reporter: this sounds delicious. the chef is waiting for us in the back. she's going to show us how it's done. so we are here can with chef v. in this very busy kitchen.

they're getting ready to open soon. so we are going to help them prepare. we've got our hair nets on, gloves on. what are we making today? >> today we're making smothered chicken. the difference in my smothered chicken is the fermented soy. you put them in water. >> put all of them? >> put all of them. >> let's do this. >> take that gluten-free flour, pour that in this bowl here. you're going to add onion and garlic powder. no, this is the salt. like i said, i don't cook often. >> some of these are like my special ingredients that i do in orderer to really capture that home made chicken flavor. mix them all together. take the chicken and you're going to dip it into the flour. >> how long do you have to soak the chicken? >> not very long, just long enough to get it so the flour

will stick. it's not prepared in oil. it's prepared in a vegan butter. and you're making a wonderful gravy. do you see how it looks? >> it looks just like breaded chicken. >> mm-hm. now you're going to add the smothered chicken into this pot. just place it in. we're going to cover that and let this cook. >> so while we're waiting for the chicken to stew, we're going to make the ultimate favorite, mac and cheese. >> mm-hm. >> how do you get mac and cheese to be vegan? >> we start out with a vegan cheese. it takes about eight cups of milk. i like to start off on the corners to make sure that all the mac and cheese is covered with it. then we mix it. and you see how creamy it is. >> yeah. >> so as it bakes, it's going to bake down. it's going to be yummy. >> i can't wait to try it. >> then a bread crumb topping. >> my mother does the same thing, she tops it with breed crumbs to give it a nice crunch at the top. >> and a nice coloring also.

top it with a little parsley and a little paprika, and then we're going to place it into the oven, voila. >> oh, wow, this looks amazing. >> that's your smothered chicken with macaroni and collard greens. >> this is the best part of the whole process. we get to eat. >> yes, indeed. >> this is amazing. >> thank you. >> it is so creamy and savory. you don't miss the dairy at all. >> wow. >> and is we have brenda, aka chef v. i couldn't wait. i had to try it. >> this is a tough thing, like in my family, we know that one family member is a vegan. and he's sort of like the black sheep. >> everybody talks about him.

>> exactly. it's not a usual thing, especially in a black community. what made you guys to decide to do this. >> my children have never had red meat from the womb. >> really? >> what happened was my husband said we're no longer doing chicken, fish nor dairy. at that point i had to figure out how to cook vegan foods. >> how did you react at the time? >> we're already the black sheep of everyone. >> we have some things that are supposed to be chicken, but this is like soy. >> mm-hm. >> that's a soy fish. >> fermented. >> fermented soy. >> tell us about the desserts. that we didn't see in breanna's piece. tell us about the desserts. >> this is what we call our cupcake sandwich. >> ice cream cupcake. what is this one? >> a chocolate cupcake. >> it's not real ice cream, though, right? >> it's made from almonds. >> oh, this is good. >> genius. >> i don't know what you did,

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♪ feliz navidad ♪ feliz navidad ♪ feliz navidad >> si, si. >> how does this music make you feel? the first time you hear christmas music back on. the season is here. >> makes you feel bilingual. >> or happy or full of cheer, excited for the holidays? >> makes you feel great. >> apparently, you're in the minority if that's the case. a new study shows christmas music can be psychologically draining. if you listen to it too much or start listening to it too early. it can have psychological side effects. >> even "feliz navidad"? >> yes. the american psychiatric association did not comment on

the association of "feliz navidad." they say 61% of people experience stress during the christmas season and only 34% of americans according to the "huffington post" look forward to hearing christmas music in stores. you may want to wait until after thanksgiving to listen to the holiday tunes, and don't listen to them too much. if you happen to work in retail, you're just screwed. >> just bring earplugs to work. so we had the vegan restaurant idea in harlem. but here's an interesting concept for a restaurant. in paris. it looks lovely enough, doesn't it? a nice little sit-down restaurant called au naturale. it's a nudist restaurant, like for real. >> oh, wow, top of the photo. so you go to this restaurant naked? >> they will not serve you unless you are naked. i think you walk in and strip when you're there. >> so it's like the opposite of the restaurants that make you wear a jacket and they even have

jackets in case you need one. this is the opposite. if you happen the to bring clothes, we're going to take them off of you. the coat check must make a killing in tips. >> it's amazing. you think they need a hair net? >> okay. moving on, quickly, quickly. to the next story. >> just health codes. >> i don't want to sit on those seats, that's the thing. where somebody else has had their bare butt, i don't need to sit there either. i just don't. nothing about it. >> there are so many thoughts. >> no, we should -- we should really move on. i should have moved on when i said i was moving on. okay. behold the most confident, premature championship tattoo. >> i hope it's kind of climate controlled in the restaurant. because it would be -- >> oh, man! >> check out the tattoo, look! forget about the naked people. super bowl champs, eagle, 2018-2020. >> wait. >> that is quite a prediction. by the way, they're 8-1 right now.

th this morning on "world news now," an emotional mother. a former tv news anchor with powerful allegations against kevin spacey. she says spacey sexually assaulted her teenage son a year ago. plus a shocker from hollywood, spacey's being removed from a movie due out in just weeks. and breaking news this morning, president trump declared moments ago that china is not to blame for the trade imbalances. hear who he's blaming for those issues now. and new this half hour, video of that plane crash that killed baseball star roy halladay. >> was he showboating moments before the crash? we'll bring you the latest in the investigation. and dust off that cowboy hat and grab your partner, partner. it is time for a full-sized helping of it and what brad paisley and carrie underwood sang about president trump that's getting so much attention.

we reckon it's thursday, november 9th. from abc news, this is "world news now." that will not be welcomed in several parts of the country for that horrible accent. that i did. we'll get to the country music -- >> you were trying. >> trying. all right. we'll get to that a little bit later. but let's start with the breaking news involving actor kevin spacey as sexual assault allegations grow. >> sony pictures has just confirmed he's being replaced in a movie coming out next month. all the scenes in the film "all the money in the world" are being reshot right now. director ridley scott decided to replace his role with actors christopher plumber. and we are learning allegations from a mother. of an alleged victim. linsey davis has all the details. >> reporter: tearful moments as a former boston news anchor came before the cameras to talk about what her son says kevin spacey

did to him. >> first i want to let you know that i'm here not as a journalist today but as a mom. in july 2016, actor kevin spacey sexually assaulted my son. the victim, my son, was a star struck, straight, 18-year-old young man. >> reporter: heather unruh said her son told spacey he was of legal drinking age, even though he was just 18. >> whether he was 21 or not, kevin spacey had no right to sexually assault him. there was no consent. kevin spacey bought him drink after drink after drink.

and when my son was drunk, spacey made his move and sexually assaulted him. i want to make it clear, this was a criminal act. >> reporter: unruh on what her son told her. >> spacey stuck his hand inside my son's pants and grabbed his genitals. this was completely unexpected and my son's efforts to shift his body to remove spacey's hand were only momentarily successful. the violation continued. my son panicked. he froze. >> reporter: she says spacey insisted that her son go with him to a party. then the actor left to use the bathroom. >> a concerned woman quickly came to my very shaken son's side and asked if he was okay. she told him to run. and he did. he ran as fast as he could, all the way to his grandmother's house. >> reporter: she says he woke up his sister, and together they called their mom.

>> nothing could have prepared my son for how that sexual assault would make him feel as a man. it harmed him. and it cannot be undone. >> reporter: she says her son filed a police report last week and handed over evidence. and she says that the family is eternally grateful to the woman who told her son to leave. she says that when she saw something that she thought was wrong she acted. and they would like to thank her in person. she likely would also serve as a witness. also want to mention that we reached out to kevin spacey with regard to these latest allegations, but did not hear back. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and over the last couple weeks we have heard that kevin spacey says he was seeking treatment as a result of all these new allegations. didn't respond about this one, but many in hollywood are running, cutting ties. netflix is running away from kevin spacey. >> it's just such a disturbing story. >> yeah. and raw emotion there on display

in the boston area. we're going to turn, in the meantime, our focus overseas to an extraordinary declaration from president trump overnight announcing that china is not to blame for the trade abuses that he railed against during the campaign. president trump and chinese president xi jinping had fond words for one another at a joint news conference in beijing. as a candidate, trump had famously accused china of raping the u.s. with unfair trade deals, but he nous now says the u.s. is actually at fault. >> i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i do blame past administrations for allowing this out-of-control trade deficit to take place and to grow. >> the president also expressed confidence that china can easily fix the problem with north korea by exerting more economic

pressure. he said, quote, i do believe there is a solution. house republicans hope to have a final version of their tax reform bill finished by today. the $6 trillion piece of legislation is being written by the house ways and means committee. members have spent three full days making changes, rejecting democratic amendments. a nonpartisan report says an old version of the house bill would add $1.7 trillion to the deficit over the next decade. senate republicans are set to unveil their version of that same tax reform bill today. fbi agents looking into the deadly church shooting in texas may soon get help accessing the killer's cell phone. apple is now offering to provide ordeal.al assistance as we leary the camera that routinely records the sunday service in sutherland springs was rolling when the gunman opened fire. sources say he is seen methodically walking up and down the aisle, going to each pew,

executing panicked worshippers. and vice president mike pence spent the day in texas consoling families devastated by the shooting. during a prayer vigil last night, he declared that faith is stronger than evil and he called the gunman deranged. the ntsb is not commenting on claims that roy halladay was showboating before the plane went down on tuesday. new video obtained by tmz shows the plane making abrupt movements before the crash. investigators yesterday said they had not seen the images. ntsb officials say his plane krshed when he made a high-energy impact into the gulf of mexico. both data recorders have been recovered. and the state department is keeping an eye on an incident involving a brother of l.a. lakers guard lonzo ball. liangelo ball was among three ucla basketball players charged with shoplifting in china. all three are free on bail. the bruins are in china to face georgia tech on friday. ucla's head coach says ball and his two teammates will not play in that game. just going out on a limb here, and i'm sure that people who showed up for jury duty yesterday in chicago were happy

that they did. because of who was there. >> yeah. former president obama just walked into the daley center yesterday morning to perform his civic duty. nothing to see here. >> just here for my $6. >> the appearance was met with lots of security and a line stretching around the block. mr. obama shook lots of hands while he was there. >> and signed lots of copies of his book. >> look at this. did you know i was coming? >> yes, i did. >> it must have leaked. he brought my book and everything. >> no, i just happened to have it on me. the former president was dismissed from jury duty after a few hours, i'm guessing to everyone's dismay. >> he probably didn't walk away empty handed. potential jurors in chicago earn $17.20 for a day of service. >> oh, all right. >> don't spend it all in the same place, mr. president. >> just put that with the rest. coming up, as millions of americans prepare to fly over the holidays, new concerns at

the security line. tsa agents failing to detect weapons and explosives. so what's being done about it? later in "the skinny," the cma awards. we'll show you the hosts celebrating ten years on the show. the boy band super star taking the stage, plus the legend who took home entertainer of the year. you're watching "world news now." ching "world news now." ld news now."

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emergency crews found a emergency crews found a pleasant surprise awaiting them as they descended on the great miami river in dayton, ohio. they were responding to 911 calls about someone in the water who might be in danger. instead, they found river surfer shannon thomas catching a wave. >> not in trouble at all. no. senate lawmakers say they need solutions from tech companies about how to keep americans safe from data breaches. former yahoo chief, melissa mayer, testified that the threat from state-sponsored hackers is so enormous, even the most secure companies can fall victim. executives from yahoo! and their users for past data breaches that affected billions saying they are focused on triegs to improve protection without violating privacy. and at&t says its $85 billion deal to buy time warner could be in jeopardy over

anti-trust concerns. published reports indicate the telecom giant has offered to sell cnn to resolve those concerns, which at&t flatly denies. and president trump expressed opposition to the deal saying it gives one company too much media control. there are growing concerns about airport security this morning. >> an undercover operation found tsa officers failed to detect weapons or explosives most of the time. abc's david kerley with the details. the threat to jetliners from terrorists from laptop bombs or other weapons remains high, which is why the new test results, finding vulnerabilities in tsa screening some say are alarming. >> vulnerabilities every member found disturbing. >> reporter: while we saw a man breach airport security in this video earlier this week, these tests looked at check points smuggling items through. while they did better than two years ago, it still failed most of the time. when we asked if the new failure

rate was 80%, a source familiar with the classified report said you are in the ballpark. the source says the inspector general did not use security experts. instead secretaries, administrative workers were able to sneak high-tech contraband through. while those details remain secret, it could be components for bombs, guns and other weapons. one member had a direct message for the tsa administrator. >> this agency that you run is broken, badly. >> reporter: passengers pay a security fee every time they buy a plane ticket. a large portion of that goes to pay the national debt, fought security. democrats are arguing if that money was used for new high-technology scanners, some of these security gaps could be closed. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> our thanks to david. and next, carrie and brad go after president trump's twitter habits at the cma awards. and that moment when the price really is right. we'll show you in "the skinny," next. next. ou in "the skinny," next.

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♪ and i can't believe my eyes ♪ oh, i must be seein' >> we're back with country music's biggest night. up and coming superstar marin morris performing with former boy band heartthrob from one direction. >> it's not the same without zayn and louie. you don't know louie tomlinson? >> that was the first big tv performance since disbanding, and i'd say they nailed it. >> yeah, he sounds great. >> yeah. >> before all those performances, brad paisley and carrie underwood came together for their tenth co-hosting. and they did not disappoint, take a look. ♪ right now he's probably in his pjs, watching cable news, reaching for his cell phone ♪ >> really? ♪ right now he's probably asking siri, how in the world do you spell pocahontas ♪

♪ well, here we go ♪ in the middle of the night ♪ from the privacy of a gold-plated white house toilet seat ♪ ♪ he writes little bob corker, nfl and covfefe ♪ ♪ covfefe >> co-fefy? >> co-feefe. gazundheit. thank you. ♪ and it's fun to watch you, that's for sure ♪ ♪ until little rocket man starts a nuclear war ♪ ♪ then maybe next time they'll think before he tweets ♪ >> bravo. >> i think they've got a hit right there. ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he tweets ♪ >> sounds familiar. well, in the meantime, let's check out some of the fashion choices on the red carpet. miranda lambert looked a little

cinderellaesque, this icy blue embroidered gown with a belted waist. >> you came up with that on your own. >> yes. didn't read the prompter for that. >> pink looked awesome. as usual. also rockin' the belt look. she went a little fluffier motif. >> there with her daughter as you can see. daughter looking beautiful as well. >> the newly engaged kelsey ballarina sparkled with a michael kors gown with intricate floral embellishments, of course. >> beautiful. and reba mcentire looking stunning as always in a sleeveless gown. she had tassels on her earrings that matched the gown. >> i like the lines. >> yes, very figure flattering. >> i need those for my suit. >> i don't know if it would have the same effect. but i'd love to see it. an awkward moment on "the price is right." he seemed to blow a shot at the new car. >> so he rolled four cars.

on the die. and all he had to do was roll two more. he has two rolls left. and turn that $1500 die into a brand-new car. here's the thing, though, the odds were in his favor, yet, instead, he shocked the audience, decided not to roll. check it out. >> you don't want to roll that one to try to win the car? >> no, i'll do the $1500. >> are you sure? >> i'm sure. >> but you get two more rolls, two more chances to turn that $1500 into a car. >> i want the $1500. >> okay, i have to let you know that it's like a freebie. you can roll this and is there's no penalty. you might get $500 or $1,000, but you might win a car. >> oh, hell no, $1500 will be fine.

>> he's going to take the $1500, folks. i'm not going to talk him out of it. >> man. >> what the, what? >> just to clarify. the worst possible scenario he could do in those two rolls is win $500 or $1,000. but, he apparently just wanted to walk away with the $1500 in cash, rather than the possibility -- >> the possibility of winning a car. he doesn't even know what kind of car it was. >> the audience was not happy. >> maybe he didn't understand. i don't get it. jennifer aniston is heading back to television, kind of. she hasn't had a regular role on tv since "friends," but she's coming back with a friend that we already know. >> yes, her co-star will be reese witherspoon, and they will be teaming up in a new drama that apple has already ordered. two seasons already in the books. the series is described as an inside look at the lives of people who help america wake up

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12 of them stepped over it. but when he did, everything went into a gray haze. it severed his right leg below the knee. >> tried to figure out what just happened and just really tried to calm myself down, and i was going down a dark hole that i didn't want to go down. >> reporter: determined to change that, he quit the pain meds, then the rehab, the running. the reaching for the top. climbing to the summit of antarctica's mt. vincent, and then climbing kilimanjaro. you've been an underachiever. an audience waiting. >> we all have our own challenges when we return home. our own mountains to climb. >> reporter: bob woodruff and his wife leigh celebrating, 11 years now, standing up for heroes. after bob's accident reported, a roadside bomb in 2006, and now years of helping others. >> i mean, it's been the most satisfying thing i've ever done in any life. >> reporter: his dedication and those wounded warriors, pulling in jon stewart, every year.

>> you get to see people progress through their recovery and follow the ups and downs. it becomes personal. >> reporter: trevor noah joining the fight. >> i think it makes you realize that you can't control what happens to you, but you can control how you react. >> reporter: and john oliver, whose own wife, an american army medic, a veteran of the iraq war. don't allow their humility to allow the rest of us -- >> they don't whine. they're unlike me. i'm a natural whiner. >> reporter: back on that stage, a beaming retired corporal and a message. >> but we are not alone. >> reporter: determined to help the warriors coming home behind him. >> it's a wonderful story there from david. our thanks. and we thank you for watching. don't miss our updates on facebook. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

made the trek to chicago where he was summoned. that's what's making news in america this morning. making news in america this morning, blame game. after once accusing china of raping the united states, president trump in beijing overnight changes his tune. >> i don't blame china. >> this morning, trump's message to the chinese and who he's now blaming for the ballooning trade deficit. sounding the alarm on airport security. an undercover test reveals just how often the tsa is failing to detect threats and what's to blame. breaking overnight, kevin spacey replaced. the actor now pulled from his upcoming movie. >> spacey made his move and sexually assaulted him. >> as a new accuser comes forward. plus, country music's night to shine. the big winners at the cmas. >> i love you, guys. >> and the megastar who admits to lip-syncing at the show.