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incredible video here of a pro british surfer and his major wipeout, breaking his back on some huge surf there in incredible video here of a pro british surfer and his major wipeout, breaking his back on some huge surf there in portugal. andrew cotton was slammed back first onto a wave estimated to be 50 feet high, and he says that he's looking forward to getting back onto some more big waves. i'm not sure he wants one like that. doctors say his prognosis, though, is good. and we're now learning more about the severe brain disease suffered by former nfl star aaron hernandez. researchers in boston showed images of hernandez's brain to the public for the first time.

doctors have said the 27-year-old had the worst case of cte ever seen in someone his age. hernandez hanged himself in prison earlier this year while serving a life sentence for murder. the doctors believe the brain disease contributed to hernandez becoming a convicted killer. >> we can say collectively that individuals with cte and cte of this severity have difficulty with impulse control, you know, decision-making, inhibition of impulses of aggression. >> cte is believed to be caused by repeated head trauma. dr. mckee says preventing those repeated hits is one of the biggest difficulties in keeping football safe. she says harm is done to the brain even while wearing a helmet. >> it gets a sense we're just at the tip of learning more about this. all right. now to the case in new york involving a young boy who died tragically at his preschool. fire department officials say the preschool did not call 911. the 3-year-old suffered an

allergic reaction after eating a grilled cheese sandwich. >> the boy's parents say the school knew about his allergy. he was rushed to the hospital. she took the boy to the hospital and made a painful call to the boy's father. >> got on the phone and i called. the same gentleman picked up the phone. you need to get to the hospital right away. my wife gets on the phone, she's like you need to get here. he's not breathing. the only thing i can do is hang up and go. and when i got to the hospital it was too late. >> several city agencies are looking into what happened and the preschool has been shut down. an fbi supervisor is in trouble with his bosses after an exotic dancer stole his gun while he was drinking. >> robert manson's weapon, his rolex watch, and some cash were taken from his charlotte, north carolina, hotel room. according to the "new york

times" agents were there in july for training. no arrests have been made. the gun is still missing. >> that is not a good thing to lose. >> yeah, how do you explain that? when we come back checking the pop charts across the globe. >> a frenzy overnight. we have "the skinny" for you next. whipped into a frenzy overnight. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle it's got to be tide i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this.

♪ i have an apple ♪ uh, apple pen ♪ i have a pen ♪ i have an apple >> that's our new -- >> a pineapple, not the apple part. pineapple pen apple pen. ♪ >> it is called "pen pineapple apple pen", he is our favorite. new artist. by the great japanese poet laureate. >> we'll call him pico for short because we're on a nickname basis for him now that he showed he's down with the u.s. performing for president trump on his tour through asia. >> there he is with the president and the japanese -- >> and a killer leopard print scarf i might add. >> you got to coordinate. ♪

>> can't you just watch that all day? so, in our new-found love of pico who got us thinking about the other pop hits across asia we are all missing out on. >> let's head over to japan, shall we? rather from japan to china where the number one song on the chart is -- ♪ this is "dear memories." by will penn. many of the lyrics here are actually english. >> really? i like his look. how does he sound? ♪ not bad. >> not quite pineapple pen apple pen. >> i'd put it on my spot fy. it's actually he is american born in west virginia before moving to taiwan with his family when he was 7 he moved back to the u.s. for college before dropping out to pursue acting but it seems the whole music thing is working out well, because he's quite possible there in china. >> awesome.

now that the president has made his way from china to vietnam, let's see what's topping the charts there. >> oh, okay. it's got to be exotic. ♪ ♪ creeping around on me >> wait. >> wait a minute. >> wait. this is what's topping the charts in vietnam? charlie puth? ♪ >> he's from new jersey. >> yeah. >> all right. >> vietnam really went out on a limb there. keeping it original. >> was ryan adams busy? i do like the song. did they not like brian adams. it's the same thing. >> i bet they love taylor swift, though, and she has a new album that just officially dropped. >> yeah. and she just premiered her new music video in prime time right here on abc. >> she has already released the video for "look what you made me do." which broke streaming records on youtube. >> and then freaked all of us out in the video for her cyber self, "ready for it" but

but taylor hasn't been as visible with no real press tour to speak of. >> that's because for her new video she brought everyone to her house instead. >> i see. ♪ i'll be cleaning out bottles with you on new year's day ♪ ♪ hold on >> the whole thing was filmed at taylor's own home on long island where she invited some of her special fans, aka swifties. >> her parents there as well. apparently some of the other songs are so hot taylor's parents had to leave the room. >> okay. >> finally what tyler perry says has to happen before he quits making madea movies. >> people have to stop watching them. >> he was asked about his billion dollar madea empire and the lack of love critics have for the granny in drag. perry said what's important to him is the reaction from fans and what it does for them in their lives. >> perry also added the older i get, the less i care. >> the richer i get, the less i give. >> there you go.

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so, as always on a friday, ♪ so, as always on a friday, we end the half hour with a look back at some of the stories that shaped our week. >> it's been a long week, from that small town in texas to the far east, coverage there, to the heights of the human vocal range, all in your friday rewind. >> oh, boy. 26 killed and 20 others wounded in what is the deadliest shooting in texas history. the attacker identified by authorities as 26-year-old devin patrick kelley. >> there's so many that are gone. >> those survivors describing him walking back and forth from the altar to the back of the church, selecting targets, firing, reloading, doing it again. >> the gentleman with the rifle came to my truck, briefed me quickly on what had just happened and said that we had to get him.

so that's what i did. we hit about 95 going down 539 trying to catch this guy. he just hurt so many people. >> roy halladay has thrown a no-hitter. >> the ntsb is investigating what caused the plane crash that killed former all-star pitcher roy halladay. the two-time cy young award winner died when his plane crashed into the water off the coast of florida tuesday. phillies chairman david montgomery said halladay was an all-star pitcher, person, father and family man. >> president trump's new warning to north korea. putting kim jong-un on notice. >> do not understatement us. and do not try us. >> 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 paz de la huerta.

>> she put forth a credible and detailed narrative to us. we have an actual case here. >> and shalane flanagan is the new york city marathon champ. >> dreaming of a moment like this since i was a little girl. it is a dream sensation and definitely a pinch me kind of moment. ♪ >> that note has not been achieved in 137 years there at the metropolitan opera. ♪ ♪ >> yours was higher than mine. so we couldn't do it, but this guy can. check out tony. ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ >> so it's not pretty. ♪ ah >> oh, my gosh.

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good friday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. good friday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane mac # here are some of the top headlines we're following on world nows now. president trump outlined new trade rules in vietnam. he said unfair trade undermines the u.s. and he's refusing to tolerate any further abuses. we have a live report straight ahead. two tax reform plans may lead to one big problem for republicans on capitol hill. the gop hopes to move forward with a massive overhaul by thanksgiving. but differences in the house and senate may cause a delay. the texas church where 26 people were killed last sunday is going to be demolished. the pastor plans to build a memorial to the victims at the site and then construct a new church elsewhere on the property. >> it's time to flip the script on take your daughters and sons to work day. welcome to the fifth annual

bring in your parents day. now mom and dad can finally understand what you do to earn a living. those are some of our top stories on this friday, november 10th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. mom and dad are not here. they are away. all of our parents could not make it here today. but, we will celebrate with you nonetheless. we will start out this half hour with president trump putting his foot down on unfair trade practices saying america will no longer tolerate it. >> moments ago, the president addressed the asia pacific economic summit taking place as he arrived in vietnam this morning, he said that he will always put america first and seek trade relationships that are looted in fairness. karen traverse is traveling with the president and joins us from the coastal city of da nang looking beautiful this morning. good morning. >> good morning kendis and

diane. after spending several days meeting one on one with key u.s. allies president trump gets down to the summit portion of this 13-day trip. he is going to be spending the next several days in very large summit sessions here at apec in vietnam. but there's one meeting not on his schedule that's getting a lot of attention. president trump arriving here in da nang at the apec summit and trade and economic growth are on the top of his agenda. leaders here in the region are anxious to see what the president has to say and what his america-first policies mean for them. this is in the wake of him pulling the united states out of the trans-pacific partnership, a key regional trade agreement. >> we seek robust trade relationships, rooted in the principles of fairness and reciprocity. when the united states enters into a trading relationship with other countries, or other

peoples, we will, from now on, expect that our partners will faithfully follow the rules just like we do. >> reporter: diane and kendis, it is a very packed 24 hours here in da nang for president trump. but one thing not on his schedule, a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. just last week the president said he would be expecting to meet with putin and he wanted to get his help on north korea but the white house says scheduling conflicts are going to prevent that. diane and kendis, spokeswoman sarah sanders did say it's possible and it's likely that they could run into each other and say hello, so stay tuned. maybe they'll see each other in a hallway at some point over the next 24 hours. >> who knows. >> informal chat. >> absolutely. and speaking of sarah sanders, i see here that the white house is weighing in on that controversy back at home about the alabama republican senate candidate roy moore, being accused of sexual misconduct ahead of the special election. what is the president and white house saying right now?

>> yeah. the president is, of course, thousands of miles away, but he can't ignore that swelling controversy back home. sarah sanders told reporters if these allegations about roy moore are true he should do the right thing and step aside. she said the president also believes that an allegation that took place years ago should not be allowed to destroy a person's life. of course this is going to be something that is going to be hanging over republicans over the next couple of days as they wait and see what roy moore decides to do. >> many others will be waiting to hear that as well. karen, thanks. let's get roy moore's take now on those allegations. abc's serena marshall has those details. >> reporter: he's known in alabama as the ten commandments judge. but new explosive allegations that the gop senate candidate roy moore propositioned teen girls decades ago. in an exclusive "washington post" investigation, four women say they had romantic encounters with or propositions from moore in the late '70s.

he was in his 30s, and they were teenagers. one of them just 14 at the time. >> these aren't fuzzy memories. these are, you know, women who are very certain and confident about what happened to them. >> reporter: the 14-year-old leigh corfman, now 53, told the "post" the second time she met moore, he took off her shirt and pants and removed his clothes. he touched her over her bra and underpants, she says, and guided her hand to touch him over his underwear. >> she was worried people wouldn't think she was credible. she knows how powerful and popular roy moore is report moore calls the allegations completely false and a desperate political attack. his campaign writing, it is no surprise that the democratic party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind. moore, a hardline conservative christian won the primary from current alabama appointed senator luther strange. >> crime, corruption, immorality, abortion, sodomy,

sexual per version, sweep our land. >> reporter: the election just over a month away. and on capitol hill, outrage. >> if that's true, i don't believe there would be a place for him in the u.s. senate. >> if they're true he should step aside. >> reporter: considered a washington outsider, moore so far ignoring those calls. the vice president who praised moore's primary victory responding through his press secretary saying mr. pence found the allegations disturbing and if true it would disqualify anyone from serving in public office. serena marshall, abc news, washington. >> all right. our thanks to serena. there's no real reaction so far to the new sexual misconduct allegations against comedian louis ck. five women are accusing him of lewd conduct after their allegations were published, the premier of his new movie was abruptly canceled. the film's director -- distributor is considering whether it will be released at all. hbo in the meantime has removed louis ck's material from its on demand services and canceled his

appearance in a benefit show that was upcoming. according to the calendar, winter is still more than a month away. >> but someone forget to tell mother nature apparently. millions of americans will be digging out from a foot of snow in parts of the upper midwest. the snow along with record low temperatures will stretch from the dakotas to the great lakes and moves east. accuweather joins us with the latest. good morning. >> diane, kendis, we are going to really feel the chill here in the northeast, as we go through your friday. the coldest air of the season is moving in. as it does so we will see winds that will gust to more than 30 miles per hour. not only is it cold but you add in the winds and it feels like it's much colder. we're talking about real feel values that are really sometimes in the teens as you head out through your friday. make sure you have all those layers and be prepared to bundle up. it will be a cold one through the day. diane, kendis? >> sounds like a good time to go

to phoenix where it's in the 80s today. apple in the meantime has released a fix for the i-glitch. customers complained about the auto correct issue that caused the letter "i" to change to an "a" or question mark. or an exclamation point. the new version of ios clears up the problem and also corrects an issue that caused siri to stop working. consumer advocacy group says target is selling fidget spinners that contain dangerously high levels of lead and wants the chain to pull them from the shelves. target is responding saying the fidget spinners are not toys and target considers them general use products and are clearly marked for users 14 and older. police in arkansas advising shoppers to wipe down their shopping carts but not because of germs. they say drugs like fentanyl or similar substances can enter your system just by contact with your hands. the leechville police department recommends you use the wipes usually found at the front of most grocery stores. exposure to fentanyl can be

dangerous especially for children. the latest inductees into the national toy hall of fame are well deserving of the honor and some would say they're long overdue. >> the hall's 20th class will see the board game clue gain its place in the hallowed halls of rochester, new york. pretty cool. >> and also getting in this year, a long-time favorite, the whiffle ball. curved and dipped its way into the class of 2017. >> and the final honor. >> yes. >> went to a very high-tech toy. the paper airplane. >> that's not a -- that's not a toy. >> so we ask you, insomniacs, is the paper airplane a toy? let me add, if you invented the remote control car or the slinky, aren't you pretty angry right now. >> did you even try? >> can we get a better paper airplane. >> do you even lift? >> thanks. i don't even know.

i'm not sure what this was. i clearly did it wrong. >> paper airplane, one of the world's famous toys. hall of fame toys. >> if fidget spinner is no longer a toy, this is a toy. >> apparently not if you fold it like -- how do you -- >> all right, all right. coming up, a special delivery for our viewers, directly from amazon. >> via paper airplane. >> well, we're not giving you anything, but amazon will if you let them in while you're not home. how all of this is playing out. first, after the break, a unique look at the self-proclaimed most armed man in america. hear how he reacts to questions about recent mass shootings. you're watching "world news now."

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who helped so many during the fires. the event raised more than $15 million for charity. and turning now to an interesting character known unofficially as the most armed man in america. >> and with recent headlines involving horrific mass shootings abc went to find out what this weapons enthusiast had to say. >> my name is mel bernstine. they call me the most armed man in america. i have over 4,000 weapons in my name, over 200 machine guns. i have mortars, ba cozookas, ta, attack jeeps, flame throwers and everything i have is legal in the state of colorado. this is the front door of my gun store. you're not a trespasser you're a target. >> 3% of americans own according to a recent study own 50% of guns. you probably fall into the group. >> yeah. >> why do you think so few people have such a large concentration of weapons? >> you get addicted to them. >> i have six shooting ranges.

>> whatever the killer used that's what they want. they want to feel the fire power, they want to have the gun just like that to show people. >> they're inspired in a way? >> oh, yeah. >> it goes up. we've been selling more guns in the last three weeks than we did in the last eight months. >> do you think when you saw vegas and saw it on the news? >> the guy looked 100% normal. nobody could ever know that somebody like that is going to do something like that. to him to shoot that many people, people really probably pissed him off. he hated people all of a sudden. >> how much does your weapons collection cost? >> well just the machine guns are almost $2 million. and then the regular guns here the inventory is probably another million and a half dollars. military vehicles, maybe $3 million. >> your wife died in an explosion on this property. >> the discovery channel, we were doing a film for my own show, we were filming for months and months and just the last 30 seconds, all we had to do is walk through a whole barrage of smoke and one of the smoke

containers turned into a rocket and went right past me and right through her and killed her. here's my house over here. we're pulling up to it. i live by myself, and this is all i really need. come on in. i got did all fixed up like the oldies. brings back a lot of memories to me. when i grew up in new york. i have four girls that live with me. >> this is betty. we have betty, we have jill, we got jennifer. i need somebody to talk to, tell my problems. they never really ask to go shopping or out to eat. they're very polite. come home after work, i put the jukebox on, i talk to the girls, we have a cup of coffee. i start the fire if it gets cold. i play with my guns, watch tv and go to bed. this whole house fixed up like this puts me back in my era, back in the '60s where i belong. >> some house. >> i don't know what sort of reaction to have.

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♪ i want you to want me ♪ i want you to want me ♪ i need you to need me ♪ i love you to love me ♪ >> that's basically what i sing to diane every night. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and it doesn't work. as amazon continues its quest for global domination the company really wants you to want them more than you already think you do. >> the question is, would you let them come into your house when you're not home?

>> oh, yeah. >> now we're finally seeing this plan in action. bec becky worry checks out how amazon's new service is working. >> thanks. >> reporter: this is the optimal way to receive a package. this, less optimal. why? porch pirates, thieves who steal packages from your doorstep. it happened to jennifer henry norvich. >> it feels a little bit like an invasion of privacy or a robbery. >> reporter: it led her to test out amazon key. the retailer's new unlock the front door and put the package in your house delivery service. it rolled out for prime members in 37 cities. you need special equipment, a wi-fi connected lock, and this amazon camera connected to the cloud. >> does that make you feel uncomfortable at all that it's recording in your home? >> it is only recording in your home when the delivery is going on. >> reporter: once installed. >> you get a notification on your phone that driver is

coming. >> reporter: live video of the delivery. >> did it feel weird someone was walk pg into your house? >> you know a little bit but at the same time not really because it was so fast. >> reporter: when a delivery happens during our visit. >> there he is. >> pushes the package in and relocks the lock. >> reporter: jennifer is all-in. >> i love it. >> reporter: many consumers are hesitant. >> the idea of letting a delivery person in your home without any intervention from you that instinctively terrifies them. >> all the delivery people have been background checked and vetted. >> amazon has been careful in how the system works. it becomes part of every moment of your life that involves going in and out of your house which is a pretty powerful place to be. >> reporter: becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> thanks to becky. >> they used to say, don't talk to strangers online, don't get in a stranger's car. now we get online to let a stranger in to their car. >> what could go wrong. >> i just set up a delivery to my apartment. let me see.

why are they going through that drawer. >> they will be frightened what they find in there. >> don't wear that. >> it was for halloween. >> oh, boy.

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>> then there was a murderer. the murderer is with us and every one of you is a suspect. >> wow. so this is packed with hollywood stars like judi dench, johnny depp. michele pfeiffer, joseph long. yeah. critics are mixed. the "washington post" says it may lack urgency, but it does have style. the sets, the costumes and vistas are stunning, but it says it bounces along in a way that sometimes like almost entertaining. >> almost entertaining. >> way to be noncommittal committal. next up, "daddy's home 2". mark wahlberg and will farrell are two dads who decide their respective families should have a joint christmas and then their dads show up. >> this guy's raising your kids half the time? >> he hasn't seen his dad in a really long time. >> no. it's only been since thanksgiving but it feels like

forever. >> four weeks. it's been a few years for us. what should we do. you want me to take my pants off? >> "daddy's home 2", hasn't been made available to the critics yet, so for a little taste, we dug up some from the first "daddy's home." the chicago reader said it's too predictable to transcend mindless entertainment. barry called it a generic comedy, as lazy and aggravating as its title. that was the first "daddy's home". we will have to wait until this weekend to see if "daddy's home 2" compares. >> it's a similar concept to "bad moms 2" where their moms came into the picture. >> the moms show up. >> and that also didn't have -- wasn't available to critics ahead of time. >> maybe it's a strategy. >> not a good sign. that's the news for this half hour though. >> thanks for watching.

this morning on "world news now," the explosive new allegations of sexual misconduct against two well-known figures. >> first, the man known as the ten commandment judge, roy moore, running for u.s. senate. is now accused of sexual contact with a teenager decades ago. and a comedian, louis ck, is facing allegations of lewd conduct. this morning, more members of the president's inner circle questioned about russia. his long-time personal bodyguard you see him there on the left, testifying that russia offered women to trump on a visit to moscow. plus, special counsel robert mueller interviews a top white house aide. the president is in vietnam for a major economic summit where he could meet one-on-one with vladimir putin. but there's another question looming over the summit. will the leaders dress alike as in years past? and will the u.s. president go along with that? >> important questions. and later, would you do

this? see who is defying death by swimming to the edge of a 300-foot plunge. ♪ we're living on the edge on this friday, november 10th. >> that was beautiful. from abc news, this is "world news now." all right. friday. and we're already starting off with some singing. >> some tunes. yeah, absolutely. you can tell that it's fry-yay already. but we will start with the explosive and important allegations against a controversial alabama senate candidate, roy moore. >> he's the republican nominee in a special election being held next month to fill the seat once held by attorney general jeff sessions. moore is denying decades old allegations reporting in "the washington post" of sexual misconduct with minors. >> moore isn't getting support from republicans in washington, at least not so far. many of them are saying if the allegations are true, that he should step aside. abc's linsey davis with the details. >> reporter: explosive new

claims that republican alabama senate candidate roy moore preyed on teen girls more than 30 years ago. >> i believe in the second amendment. >> reporter: moore who famously flashed his gun at a rally is a hard-line, conservative christian. >> homosexual conduct should be illegal. >> reporter: according to a report in "the washington post" four women say they had romantic encounters with or propositions from moore when he was in his mid 30s and they were teenagers, including one who was just 14 years old in 1979. leigh corfman, now 53, tells the "post" she met moore when he offered to watch her during her mother's child custody hearing. at the time moore was an assistant district attorney. she says he took her to his house on two other occasions and on the second visit he took off her shirt and pants and removed his clothes he touched her over her bra and underpants and guided her hand to it touch him over his underwear. she says she remembers thinking i wanted it over with i wanted out. she asked moore to take her home

and he did. corfman's mother confirmed her daughter's account which she says she learned about in the mid-90s to abc news. moore calls the allegations by the "post" completely false and a desperate political attack, with his campaign adding it is no surprise that the democratic party and the country's most liberal newspaper would come up with a fabrication of this kind. moore was nicknamed the ten commandments judge after refusing to remove a ten commandments monument from his courthouse. >> immorality, abortion, sodomy, sexual per version sweep our land. >> reporter: outrage from fellow republicans. >> if there is any shred of truth to the allegations he needs to step aside. >> reporter: vice president pence's office released a statement saying he found the allegations in the story disturbing and believes, if true, this would disqualify anyone from serving in office. even if moore decides not to run his name would still be printed on the ballots and absentee ballots have been mailed out.

a new gop candidate would have to be a write-in. lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >> we do have this one footnote, to the story, the white house, the president is traveling in vietnam. sarah sanders releasing a statement saying if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. the white house initially saying like most americans, the president believes we cannot allow a mere allegation in this case, many, many years ago to destroy a person's life. >> and the overwhelming republican response has been, if the allegations are true he needs to step aside. but those already in the senate have approved some mandatory sexual harassment training. senators passed a resolution requiring all members and their staffs to undergo the training right before leaving washington for the veterans' day holiday. >> senate staffers must submit papers stating that training was completed and then there's this, the fallout against louis ck has been rapid after new allegations of sexual misconduct against the comedian.

five female comedians and performers are accusing him of lewd conduct without their consent. the premier of his new movie was canceled after the story broke and hbo has removed his past projects from its on-demand services and even canceled his appearance at an upcoming benefit show. no comment so far from the comedian. president trump is in vietnam this morning where world leaders are gathering from the apec economic summit. he's expected to deliver a major speech on trade and a talk of a possible meeting on the sidelines with russian president vladimir putin but the white house says there will be no formal meeting because of scheduling conflicts. as the president left beijing, he praised the chinese president in a tweet and described their meetings on trade and north korea as productive. back in washington, robert mueller's russia investigation is seeping further into the president's inner circle. the adviser stephen miller and the president's long-time bodyguard revealed details about his boss's trip to moscow and told congressional investigators he turned down an offer to send russian women to the president's hotel room.

here's abc's brian ross with the details. >> reporter: a former new york city cop keith schiller was the bodyguard at trump's side for years. he followed his boss to the white house and even hand delivered the president's letter firing fbi director james comey. we are learning what schiller says he saw on a trip to moscow with trump in 2013 for the miss universe pageant. that trip to moscow figured prominently in the uncorroborated dossier prepared for the clinton campaign, which include allegations that trump staying at the ritz-carlton hotel in moscow, employed a number of prostitutes. congressional investigators say schiller told them a well connected russian businessman offered him five women for trump but he rejected the offer, believing it was a joke and never told trump about it until several hours later. trump has denied the salacious allegations, saying he knew there were cameras hidden in the rooms. >> i was in russia years ago

with the miss universe contest which did very well, the moscow area, did very, very well, and told many people, be careful. because you don't want to see yourself on television. cameras all over the place. >> reporter: schiller told congress he stayed outside trump's hotel room for about five minutes that night and saw no one go inside. we've also learned the special counsel has now interviewed one of the president's inner circle, stephen miller. his task in the white house was to help prepare a defense for trump in his firing of james comey, the fbi director, something of great interest to the special counsel, brian ross, abc news, new york. >> thanks to brian there. >> and dueling tax cut plans are setting up a republican fight on capitol hill. the senate finance committee released its version hours after a house committee okayed its proposal. both plans include a cut in the corporate rate, but the senate version delays it for a year. the senate plan also gets rid of personal deductions of state and local taxes.

the white house is denying claims that both plans hurt the middle class and help the wealthy. >> i don't believe that we set out to create a tax cut for the wealthy. if someone's getting a tax cut, i'm not upset that they're getting a tax cut. >> republicans want both bills out of chambers by thanksgiving. senate rules may prevent them from meeting the self-imposed deadline. their goal is to reconcile the two versions before christmas. the season's first widespread deep freeze has many of us reaching for the winter gear and extra blankets this morning. snow falling across the upper midwest is creating dangerous road conditions. emergency crews have been responding to dozens of crashes like this one in fargo, north dakota, involving two cars and a school bus. windchills are helping drive those temperatures down to single digits and teens from the dakotas to the great lakes. by tomorrow morning those frigid conditions hit the northeast with record-breaking temperatures plunging into the teens and low 20s. a new power outage has dealt

a major blow to puerto rico. recovery from hurricane maria. electricity officials say a high voltage transmission line failed, plunging about 80% of the island back into darkness. they say repairs are under way, and they hope to have about half of that outage restored later today. but fema says it plans to relocate thousands of puerto ricans still sleeping in shelters to temporary housing in new york and florida. officials in the sunshine state have declared a state of emergency to accommodate the new refugees which gives the state much-needed access to federal funding. >> another power outage, definitely not what they needed. >> no. yeah, absolutely. so there's a very serious concern as president trump and other world leaders gather for the apec summit. yes, what will they wear? >> we must know. president clinton started a tradition of attendees wearing matching jackets. selected by the host. you can see bomber jackets for the choice in 1993.

they softened the look the following year going with a subtle pattern there, as you can tell. >> yeah, president george w. bush got into the spirit when he wore a poncho during the summit in peru. >> meat -- that's my favorite. >> president obama wanted to break the tradition, but he and chinese president xi did end up wearing matching red silk jackets three years ago. but obama made it clear he doesn't like this tradition. so the question is, what will happen today? will the tradition stand and will president trump go along with it? >> i absolutely think that he will. >> you do? >> i think that he will. >> i'm going to bet no for the sake of keeping things interesting. >> all right. coming up, o.j. simpson banned for life from a major las vegas casino. >> what we're learning about the drunken incident that forced security to kick him out for good. >> later, she helped push obama into running but will oprah convince joe biden into running as well and what biden said kept him from running last year.

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a suspect is dead and a a suspect is dead and a woman in critical condition after police in providence, rhode island opened fire on an out-of-control pick-up truck. witnesses say the truck rammed into other vehicles on i-95 before officers arrived. all this happened as police were searching for another man who stole a state police cruiser while handcuffed inside the car. that man is still on the loose. a louisiana college student claims he was hazed and kept awake three straight days before he was driving, while he was driving, and before he hit and killed another man. michael gallagher jr. is suing the fraternity and louisiana lafayette university. the crash last november left a 23-year-old man dead, his mother filed a wrongful death suit against the same fraternity in september. the justice department has begun distributing more than $700 million to victims of bernie madoff's $65 billion ponzi scheme. the first checks have gone out to 25,000 individuals, pension plans, charities and other

entities. they've been waiting nine years to start getting their money back, but most will only recoup about 25% of what they lost. tennis star venus williams gave a deposition as part of a wrongful death lawsuit against her. williams arrived at a palm beach attorney's office to answer questions about a car crash last june that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle. witnesses said williams ran a red light causing that crash, but after inspecting video of the crash, police say she was not at fault. o.j. simpson seems to be facing trouble following his release from prison five weeks ago. >> after an incident at a las vegas hotel bar simpson is banned from the establishment for life. here's jim avila. >> reporter: o.j. simpson banned from a las vegas hotel. simpson spent several hours at a bar restaurant before leaving at midnight. it's not known why the hotel has banned simpson. he could be arrested if he comes back on the property. >> i've never had an alcohol problem. >> reporter: since his release,

he's been seen in numerous vegas hotels, posing with fans. at his july hearing, parole conditions were made clear, one of them no excess drinking. >> i haven't drank in nine years and haven't missed it. >> reporter: the person who took this photo said simpson did not appear to be drinking, and she didn't hear a commotion. his lawyers say simpson did nothing wrong. >> everything else that's been reported, completely exaggerated, made up and false. >> reporter: las vegas police say they weren't involved. it was all handled by hotel security. the cosmopolitan has no comment. jim avila, las vegas. >> it is an odd case. >> it is an odd case. wonder if he will be able to find another casino in vegas. >> not enough to choose from. coming up, a sign of the times at the vatican, a popular product banned by the pope. >> oh. >> but first, former vice president joe biden opens up to oprah about why he didn't take on hillary clinton in the primary. that's next on "world news now."

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we're back now with a revealing new interview with joe biden, the former vice president is finally opening up about his decision not to run for president in 2016. >> so many are wondering now if he'll make a run in 2020. oprah got the exclusive with biden and shared some clips with our tom llamas who has this report. >> a month out i came back and said we're going to lose the election. >> reporter: exclusive clips from oprah winfrey's interview with joe biden. in the candid sit down biden sounding more and more like someone who may still want to run. >> i have a regret that i am not president because i think there's so much opportunity. >> hmm. >> i think america's so incredibly well-positioned. >> reporter: biden explained to oprah why he didn't run in 2016. >> oprah, no woman or man should announce they're running for president unless they can answer two questions, one, do they

truly believe they are the most qualified for the moment. i believed i was. but was i prepared to give my whole heart, my whole soul and all my attention to the endeavor and i knew i wasn't. >> reporter: at the time, the biden family was reeling from the loss of their son beau who died of brain cancer at the age of 46. biden says he hasn't made a decision yet about 2020, but on wednesday he came out hard against president trump. >> did any one of you ever think that you would see folks coming out from under rocks and out of the fields with torches, carrying swastikas and then have those who were protesting compared as the moral equivalent to those people? folks, this is eating at the fabric of this country. >> reporter: biden and president trump have tangled before. >> i wish i were in high school. i could take him behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> i dream of that. biden.

you know what you do with biden? you go like this. and he'd fall over. tough guy, mr. tough guy. >> reporter: right now, biden says challenges are what drive him. >> i wanted to be that person who, who was, no matter what happened, just got back up. >> think he's running? >> sounds like he's considering it at least. they always say no, i'm not going to run, i'm not going to run, until they declare. >> yeah. joe is well into his 70s now, but he does seem as if he regrets the decision. the other thing is while we're focusing our attention on joe possibly running, there are people who are -- who are educated who are saying, oprah might actually make a run for it. >> maybe that's what this is all about. >> yes. it would be like look at this shiny object over here. i'm running everybody. you get a candidate, you get a

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this morning on "world new this morning on "world news now" -- the deep freeze and record low temperatures blanketing the midwest, now sliding to the east, bringing with it snow and strong winds, but is it even winter yet? happening now, president trump is just now arriving in vietnam where world leaders are gathering for the apec economic summit. on air force one white house aides addressed the possible face-to-face meeting with president putin. hear what they said. >> new this hour, a boy with a severe allergy to dairy given a grilled cheese at school. >> little elijah died after eating that sandwich. his family says the school knew about his condition. this morning we're hearing from his father about what he wants done to save other families from that same pain. ♪

>> and love her, hate her, madea is a force to be reckoned with and possibly here to stay, with tyler perry grossing over a billion dollars across a good dozen movies for that character, but perry still being asked about his haters. so hear what he says, she, her, both of them, the man who plays the character who is a woman says about the haters in "the skinny." on this friday, november 10th. from abc news, this is "world news now." in is it madea or tyler or -- >> yeah. it's kind of confusing, you know. it's transitional. the character. boo. >> boo. first up this morning, ready or not, the season's first blast of cold and snow is roaring across the midwest and heading for the northeast. >> snow has been falling in michigan and it will move into northern indiana and illinois and then it's expected to lasts for the next few days. add subfreezing temperatures to all that snow and driving will

be very dangerous. >> yeah. we take a look at the live picture here. pretty enough. >> those single digit conditions are stretching as far south as chicago. there's a live look across grant park. the real-feel temperature as we speak is about 7 degrees. accuweather joins us to fill us in. good morning. >> diane, kendis, the coldest air of the season arrives today and yes, it is going to pack a powerful punch because not only are we bringing in the cold air, but we're also talking about some very gusty winds. winds could gust to more than 30 miles per hour. even though a lot of the highs for the day are in the 30s and 40s, again, that's afternoon high temperatures, so much of the day will be spent cooler than that, the winds will make it feel much worse. in fact, some places it will only feel like the teens across the northeast. and as we go into tonight, things start to quiet down, but the cold air stays, and that's when it really gets frigid.

as skies clear out, we're talking about actual numbers in the teens for saturday morning. diane, kendis? >> all right. we can accept numbers. it's just when you get outside. >> when they say real feel, it really cements the point. >> it's the dry cold. let's turn to president trump where the temperatures are in the 80s i believe in vietnam and quite humid. he's there for the apec economic summit. >> the president delivered a major speech shortly after touching down outlining his vision for free trade in the region. the president said he's there to offer new partnerships with america adding that from now on, the united states will compete on a fair and equal basis. >> we seek robust, fair trade relationships rooted in the principles of fairness and reciprocity. when the united states enters into a trading relationship with other countries or other peoples, we will, from now on,

expect that our partners will faithfully follow the rules just like we do. >> and before the trip, the president said he expected to sit down with russian president vladimir putin, but this morning the white house announced there will be no formal meeting between the two men due to scheduling conflicts. however, they're not ruling out an informal chat. in the meantime back in washington, robert mueller's russia investigation is moving further into the president's inner circle. sources say senior policy adviser stephen miller has been interviewed by the special counsel's team. he was reportedly grilled about the firing of fbi director james comey. more trump advisors are expected to face questions in the coming weeks. and the president's long-time bodyguard was also in the hot seat. this week sources say keith schiller told the house intelligence committee during a 2013 trip to moscow for the miss universe pageant he rejected an offer to send five russian women to donald trump's hotel room. schiller said he thought it was

a joke and didn't tell the president about it until hours later. that same trip is at the center of the salacious dossier alleging trump hired prostitutes in russia. controversial alabama senate republican candidate roy moore is firing back against bombshell sexual misconduct allegations. a woman in alabama tells "the washington post" that moore engaged in sexual activity with her in the 1970s. at the time she was just 14 years old. he was in his 30s. three other women say moore courted them when they were teenagers as well. moore is denying the report calling it intentional defamation. he's a republican candidate and special election next month to fill the seat vacated by attorney general jeff sessions. the president's press secretary and senate republicans are saying if the allegations are true, moore should drop out of the race. and accusations of sexual misconduct leveled as well at comedian louis ck. hbo has taken several steps against him, including removing all of his past projects from its on demand services. abc has the details on the new claims. >> reporter: more allegations of

sexual misconduct involving popular comedian louis ck, who has built a career about making crowds laugh about male hypocrisy. >> there is no greater threat to women than men, we're the number one threat to women. >> reporter: "the new york times" detailing accounts from five female comedians and performers all saying louis touched himself in front of them or asked to do so without their consent. chicago comedy duo dana and julia tell the "times" they met louis ck at a comedy festival in 2002 and thought he was joking when he offered to undress in front of them. he proceeded to take all of his clothes off and get completely naked and started masturbating. louis ck's publicist tells abc news in the coming days louis will issue a written statement. this comes on the heels of growing accusations against actor kevin spacey, now cut from

his upcoming movie "all the money in the world" just weeks before it was set to hit theaters after a boston tv anchor came forward before the cameras thursday to talk about an alleged assault involving her son. >> spacey stuck his hand inside my son's pants. shame on you for what you did to my son. >> reporter: the distributor canceling the premier of louis ck's new film saying there is never a place for the behavior detailed in the allegations. no word on when or if they will still release that film. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> thank you. a new video has surfaced from the aftermath of that deadly church attack in texas. it shows the end of the chase where the gunman was found dead behind the wheel of his vehicle. we can see an emotionally distraught stephen willeford talking to police. williford shot the gunman, jumped into a stranger's truck and pursued him for ten miles. after hearing the shots ring out

right across from where the church was located. the stranger whose truck that was that he jumped into, johnnie langendorff took this video. and the church where the attack took place is going to be demolished. the pastor says it would be too painful to worship in the place where 26 people were killed. he plans to build a memorial on the site and build a new church elsewhere on the property. the kentucky doctor accused of attacking senator rand paul has pleaded not guilty to an assault charge. dr. rene boucher is accused of tackling paul from behind after the senator stepped off his lawn mower. a judge ordered boucher to stay away from paul. the two have been neighbors for 17 years. and an aide to senator paul says he was the victim of a violent attack by a disturbed person. the senator is recovering from six broken ribs. don't expect to see much white smoke wafting from the vatican any time soon. pope francis has decided the vatican will no longer sell cigarettes in its duty-freep shop giving up an estimated $11 million a year in profit.

the pope made the decision because he says he cannot contribute to an activity that damages the health of the people. >> they will still have it when there's a new pope, still look for the white smoke. >> i don't think that comes from cigarettes though. >> okay. >> different kind of smoke. >> good to know. time for thursday night football. before we show you the highlights, you might want to put some shades on. >> yeah, because the seattle seahawks broke out neon green uniforms for their trip to arizona. >> can't even see the seahawks. are they there? >> they're glowing. >> russell wilson through two touchdown passes and both led to neon-colored celebrations in the end zone. no other way to do it, really. the seahawks won 22-16. >> jimmy graham having quite a season. in the nhl, there was a special moment on the ice. in new jersey. the devils brian boyle, number 11, in red, scoring his first goal since coming back from cancer treatment after being mobbed by his teammates, boyle went to the bench and he shed a few tears.

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incredible video here of a incredible video here of a pro british surfer and his major wipeout, breaking his back on some huge surf there in portugal. andrew cotton was slammed back first onto a wave estimated to be 50 feet high, and he says that he's looking forward to getting back onto some more big waves. i'm not sure he wants one like that. doctors say his prognosis, though, is good. and we're now learning more about the severe brain disease suffered by former nfl star aaron hernandez. researchers in boston showed images of hernandez's brain to the public for the first time. doctors have said the

27-year-old had the worst case of cte ever seen in someone his age. hernandez hanged himself in prison earlier this year while serving a life sentence for murder. the doctors believe the brain disease contributed to hernandez becoming a convicted killer. >> we can say collectively that individuals with cte and cte of this severity have difficulty with impulse control, you know, decision-making, inhibition of impulses of aggression. >> cte is believed to be caused by repeated head trauma. dr. mckee says preventing those repeated hits is one of the biggest difficulties in keeping football safe. she says harm is done to the brain even while wearing a helmet. >> it gets a sense we're just at the tip of learning more about this. all right. now to the case in new york involving a young boy who died tragically at his preschool. fire department officials say the preschool did not call 911. the 3-year-old suffered an allergic reaction after eating a grilled cheese sandwich.

>> the boy's parents say the preschool new about his dairy allergy and he was rushed to the hospital after school officials called his mother instead of emergency responders. she took the boy to the hospital and made a painful call to the boy's father. >> got on the phone and i called. i was like what's going on. the same gentleman picked up the phone. you need to get to the hospital right away. my wife gets on the phone, she's like you need to get here. he's not breathing. the only thing i can do is hang up and go. and when i got to the hospital it was too late. >> several city agencies are looking into what happened and the preschool has been shut down. an fbi supervisor is in trouble with his bosses after an exotic dancer stole his gun while he was drinking. >> robert manson's weapon, his rolex watch, and some cash were taken from his charlotte, north carolina, hotel room.

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♪ i have an apple ♪ my pen i have an apple ♪ apple pen i have a pen >> that's our new best. >> a pineapple, not the apple part. pineapple pen apple pen. ♪ >> it is called "pen pineapple apple pen", he is our favorite. new artist. by the great japanese poet laureate pico. >> we'll call him pico for short because we're on a nickname basis for him now that he showed he's down with the u.s. performing for president trump on his tour through asia. >> there he is with the president and the japanese -- >> and a killer leopard print scarf i might add. >> you got to coordinate.

>> can't you just watch that all day? so, in our new-found love of pico who got us thinking about the other pop hits across asia we are all missing out on. >> let's head over to japan, shall we? rather from japan to china where the number one song on the chart is -- ♪ this is "dear memories." by will penn. many of the lyrics here are actually english. >> really? i like his look. how does he sound? ♪ not bad. >> not quite pineapple pen apple pen. >> i'd put it on my spot fy. it's actually he is american born in west virginia but moving to taiwan with his family when 7, moves back to the u.s. for college, before dropping out to pursue acting but it seems the whole music thing is working out well,

because he's quite possible there in china. >> awesome. now that the president has made his way from china to vietnam, let's see what's topping the charts there. >> oh, okay. it's got to be exotic. ♪ creeping around on me >> wait. >> wait a minute. >> wait. this is what's topping the charts in vietnam? charlie puth? ♪ >> he's from new jersey. >> yeah. >> all right. >> vietnam really went out on a limb there. keeping it original. >> was ryan adams busy? i do like the song. did they not like brian adams. it's the same thing. >> i bet they love taylor swift, though, and she has a new album that just officially dropped. >> yeah. and she just premiered her new music video in prime time right here on abc. >> she has already released the video for "look what you made me do." which broke streaming records on youtube. >> and then freaked all of us out in the video for her cyber self, "ready for it" but but while promoting her new album

"reputation" taylor hasn't been as visible with no real press tour to speak of. >> that's because for her new video she brought everyone to her house instead. >> i see. ♪ i'll be cleaning out bottles with you on new year's day ♪ ♪ hold on >> the whole thing was filmed at taylor's own home on long island where she invited some of her special fans, aka swifties. to listen in. >> her parents there as well. apparently some of the other songs are so hot taylor's parents had to leave the room. >> okay. >> finally what tyler perry says has to happen before he quits making madea movies. >> people have to stop watching them. while promoting his new book perry was asked about his empire and the lack of love critics have for the granny in drag. perry said what's important to him is the reaction from fans and what it does for them in their lives. >> perry also added the older i get, the less i care. >> the richer i get, the less i give.

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so, as always on a friday, ♪ so, as always on a friday, we end the half hour with a look back at some of the stories that shaped our week. >> it's been a long week, from that small town in texas to the far east, coverage there, to the heights of the human vocal range, all in your friday rewind. >> oh, boy. 26 killed and 20 others wounded in what is the deadliest shooting in texas history. the attacker identified by authorities as 26-year-old devin patrick kelley. >> there's so many that are gone. >> those survivors describing him walking back and forth from the altar to the back of the church, selecting targets, firing, reloading, doing it again. >> the gentleman with the rifle came to my truck, briefed me quickly on what had just happened and said that we had to get him.

so that's what i did. we hit about 95 going down 539 trying to catch this guy. he just hurt so many people. >> roy halladay has thrown a no-hitter. >> the ntsb is investigating what caused the plane crash that killed former all-star pitcher roy halladay. the two-time cy young award winner died when his plane he was piloting crashed into the water off the coast of florida tuesday. phillies chairman david montgomery said halladay was an all-star pitcher, person, father and family man. >> president trump's new warning to north korea. putting kim jong-un on notice. >> do not understatement us. and do not try us. >> 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 paz de la huerta. who claims he assaulted her

twice in 2010. >> she put forth a credible and detailed narrative to us. we have an actual case here. >> and shalane flanagan is the tcs new york city marathon champ. >> dreaming of a moment like this since i was a little girl. it is a dream sensation and definitely a pinch me kind of moment. ♪ >> that note has not been achieved in 137 years there at the metropolitan opera. ♪ >> yours was higher than mine. so we couldn't do it, but this guy can. check out tony. ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ >> so it's not pretty. ♪ ah >> oh, my gosh.

america this morning. >> happy friday. making news in america this morning, republicans reeling. explosive allegations against senate candidate roy moore accused of sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old. >> these aren't fuzzy memories. >> overnight president trump in vietnam responding for the first time, also from vietnam today why there won't be a meeting between trump and putin. a new warning from homeland security. why armed drones could pose a threat to commercial airliners. growing fallout. comedian louis c.k. facing allegations from five women. >> there is no greater threat to women than men. >> this morning his tv bosses respond and a new statement from c.k.'s spokesperson. o.j. simpson in trouble again. the question is about what happened at a las vegas bar. two burgers, healthier than