>> and as the president was recapping his journey at the white house yesterday, he got a little cotton mouth that threatened to derail his report. >> stay thirsty, my friends. >> there's something to be said about staying thirsty. but this makes it seem like the president has been through a desert in the last two weeks. in fact, it was actually southeast asia and the president here at the white house touting his trip and pausing for a sip and couldn't find a bottle where it normally is located. >> they don't have water, that's okay. >> reporters were forced to finally give him an assist. before the sweet relief. for senator marco rubio it was payback. in 2013, rubio suffered his own water bottle moment. which got candidate donald trump's attention, saying rubio should have used a glass. and last year the candidate didn't let anyone forget. >> when they put marco on to

refute president obama's speech, do you remember that catastrophe? it's rubio! >> it was a moment rubio was waiting for. tweeting, similar, but needs work on his form, has to be done in one single motion and eyes should never leave the camera, but not bad for his first time. luckily for the president, he did it twice. enough for people to criticize his technique. >> i'm sorry. when a natural, graceful, effortless way to open a bottle, grasped with both hands like a baby and take a sip. >> oh, and late night comics had a field day. >> i don't always drink water, but when i do, i look super weird. >> he's not ohm bringing jobs back to america, he's drink ago bottle of fiji water. it's fiji water. >> i got this. okay. >> others wondered why a man with his own line of water would

drink fiji. while another twitter user pointed out that some presidents drink water right from the source. >> oh, some shade there. >> a little workout. >> how do you drink from fiji water? >> oh, you're going the glass method? >> the pinky has to be up. >> is that the deal? i think the key is the st momentum. you have to get the upswing. one, two, and -- >> very nicely done. ah. the ceo for the fiji company reacted and was like, everybody likes drinking from this source. >> yeah, sure. delightful. >> uh-huh. all right, when we come back, the growing outrage over the newest sexiest man alive. i bet he drinks lots of water. >> plus the sexiest newsman alive, one of them is not back there. "the skinny" is next. there. "the skinny" is next.

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apparently, it is getting worse. this morning, blake gate. >> blake gate. >> uh-huh, it's a thing, is widening with more backlash on "people" magazine's newest sexiest man alive. you hear him there, mr. blake shelton. >> many are simply refusing to believe that no other man alive is sexier than the country singer. check out this assessment. blake shelton is at best the sexiest divorced dad at this barbecue. >> ooh. true. yeah. yeah. that's probably true. and more write-ins. this tweet showing us four men sexier than blake shelton. spoiler alert, those are all jason minimum mow what. >> he is rather beautiful. >> but there are words of encouragement, hugh jackman tweeting, take it from me, humble only gets you so far. milk the sexy status as as far as you can. the reign goes all too quickly. ask ryan reynolds. he knows that as well.

>> i was going to say, blake's also getting a lot of attention. he seems to have a favorite pose which he used in the cover shot. >> and inside. the hand thing. >> and pretty much every time he takes a photograph. >> is there an itch behind his head? >> that's the question. is there something he's hiding? what's going on with the whole behind the head pose? it seems to be his signature move. >> so the rock's signature move is as if he's adjusting his cuff links. >> that doesn't work for me. >> not at all. but blake's is more like -- >> maybe he likes his armpit. maybe that's his big feature. >> i did not reup my deodorant today. we have to move on though, because that's not the only list causing controversy this morning. "people" also has a preview list of its sexiest news men alive. and we are outraged.

>> outraged. >> the list is kind of weak. so before the list hits newsstands, should we say we're offering our own nominations from here at abc news? >> absolutely. >> unbiassed nominations, starting with the sexiest man at 6:30 p.m. look at that hair, world news tonight david muir, always looking good in the field. and on the red carpet. >> don't forget, by the way, our own magic michael strahan. >> oh, is it laundry day? >> showing off his moves in magic mike and his abs. come on. how does that not top the list. >> how about our miami bureau correspondent, victor oquendo. >> hey, victor. >> he's ready for that triathlon. >> he's even got a ribbon. give the man a prize, will you? >> and can't ever forget about our foreign correspondent, james longman. he is just an instagram treasure trove. people, this is just one example of many on why james longman should definitely top this list. >> treasure trove. >> but if you really want sexy, how about our very own blake shelton of news men, kendis

gibson. he didn't know that one was coming. >> they actually put that photo out. >> the wig and the wings really add a nice touch. >> once you see it, you can't unsee it, can you. >> are you wearing a diaper? >> a cloth diaper. it was like 30 degrees out at the time. >> come on, people! "people" magazine, this is gold! >> yeah, all right, maybe next year. next to the other big headline this morning, for fans of "titanic." >> the movie is marking its 20th anniversary by rereleasing a new fully remastered version starting december 1st. >> it will be shown at 87 amc theaters with 20 of them in 3d. james cameron says it's beyond even typical 3d and quote, "titanic" has never looked

better. >> so we can really watch rose be selfish and hog that piece of driftwood. sorry, jack. i'll never let go until your hand gets too cold. >> and you're just annoying me. bye, jack. or the classic scene where she wants to be drawn up like a french girl. >> oh, yeah. that was a perfect depiction. way to go, jack. >> no wonder she ditched him. finally, if you are looking for a fabulous vacation home for next summer, now is your chance. >> yeah. so the owners of the chillmark house in martha's vineyard where president president obama and his family stayed in 2013 have dropped the price. it is down to just $18 million. >> ooh, the sprawling 7,000 foot modern home, six bedrooms, five baths, gym, basketball court, infinity pool sits on nearly ten acres. panoramic views of the ocean. >> it's been on the market. now it's priced to move. act fast.

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biography at the top on the same day one of his paintings sells for a lot of money. >> $450 million. >> a little bit. finally this half hour, the story of a girl who grew up thinking she's an only child, finding out a lifetime later there's much more to her family history. >> it's all because she and the nephew she never met mailed a saliva sample to a popular website. david muir has the story. >> reporter: sylvia was adopted when she was a toddler, growing up, raised by a schoolteacher and farmer. she always thought she was an only child. but a few months back, now 66, she got a phone call, after what she had done with her daughter, they both submitted a dna test on ancestry.com. their test results revealed a quote, extremely high match to someone else. sylvia's biological nephew, who revealed to her, his father is sylvia's brother. in fact, she has three brothers and a sister. and they all met this past

weekend. first, her older sister nancy. >> it's so nice to see you! >> reporter: then sylvia's older brother ralph and her younger brother billy. >> i don't have any words. >> reporter: all of them speechless. they pored over a family album. >> that was me? >> reporter: many of her siblings thought she had died years ago. she says this thanksgiving will be a lot different. >> i'm ready for thanksgiving and christmas. i have a lot to be thankful for and i have never been this happy in my life. >> reporter: and what a gift she says, worth waiting for. >> ask god for a small miracle and i got a big one. >> reporter: david mu ir, abc news, new york. >> can you imagine what that ga for them? >> a lot more turkey will be needed on the table. >> and a lot of tissue for the tears that are going to be shed together. >> thanks so much for watching. tears that are going to be shed together. >> thanks so much for watching.

good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." police in tampa say they have a suspect. as they release new video in the investigation of four murders. the alleged serial killer spotted near the first crime scene nearly a month ago now caught on camera again. we have full details, ahead. president trump heads to capitol hill to deliver remarks on tax reform with house republicans poised to pass his sweeping cuts. but the bill faces an uncertain future in the senate. and wisconsin senator ron johnson is a no and several others are undecided. and tonight, we find out this year's most valuable players in major league baseball. so will the american league do the right thing and all rise to honor yankees rookie of the year aaron judge. and a painting of jesus by

leonardo da vinci has sold for a record $450 million. that's more than four times as much as its expected price tag. the buyer is still anonymous. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, november 16. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i wasn't editorializing at all with the aaron judge thing. it's just generally agreed the right thing to do. >> no altuve, not editorializing or anything like that. >> we will get into the that a little bit later. >> they had a great season. >> they did, indeed. we're going to start things off with a more serious note with that manhunt for a suspected serial killer in tampa, florida. >> the person on the video is the suspect. they believe it is the same guy spotted last month at the scene of the murder that started the entire case. abc's victor oquendo is in tampa. >> reporter: this is the new video tampa police want you to

watch closely, showing a person walking moments before the latest victim of an apparent serial killer was gunned down early tuesday. police believe it's the same person spotted near the scene of the first murder and they're now confirming this is their suspect. >> same manner of walking. same manner of dress with the hood up. >> reporter: the fbi seen here going door to door after 60 year old ronald felton was murdered. the fourth victim shot to death in the last month, all within a half-mile, all walking alone in the dark. >> i don't sleep at night. >> reporter: for the people who live in this neighborhood, no reprieve from fear. >> we thought it was over, that we'd probably scared the person out of the neighborhood because the police presence is so great now and then this happens. >> reporter: police have gotten thousands of tips. they're hoping by increasing the rewarder to $91,000, someone with concrete information will come forward. victor oquendo, abc muss, tampa. >> tense moments in tampa. and tense moments this week in northern california and school staffers are being praised for a life-saving

decision. they made it during this week's shooting rampage. they ordered their young students inside and locked the doors just seconds before the gunman opened fire. police say the school's custodian distracted the shooter who had rammed his truck into the building. >> it is monumental that that school went on lockdown. that's -- i mean, i really truly believe that we would have had a horrific bloodbath in that school if that school hadn't taken the action when they did. >> and police did raise the death toll to five, saying the first victim was the gunman's wife. her body was found under the floor of their home. it's believed she was killed monday night. the army's top general has revealed some stunning news about crimes committed by soldiers. general mark milley estimates up to 20% of criminal acts in the army aren't reported to authorities. the shooter in the texas church massacre was able to buy weapons because the air force didn't report his violent past. general milley said it's not

just an air force problem. and thousands came together to remember eight members of the same family who were killed in that sutherland springs church shooting. a public memorial was held yesterday for the holcombes. the crowd was so large hundreds of people had to be turned away. three generations in that family died in the massacre. >> just unbelievable there. two additional women have now come forward to accuse republican senate candidate roy moore of sexual assault. one woman told "the washington post" that moore gave her an unwanted yet forceful kiss when she was a high school senior in the late '70s. another woman said moore groped her in 1991 as she was leaving his law office. with the senate race only a month away, moore is not backing down. his attorneys appeared on camera questioning her claim that roy had signed her yearbook. >> look at the 1997 after

christmas, look at the two sevens and look below at the '77. and i want to ask you, do you think it was written by the same person? >> nelson's attorney gloria allred says she's contacted the senate judiciary committee. she wants her client and moore to testify about the allegations earn oath. and a new case of sexual misconduct in congress has surfaced after jackie speier revealed there were allegations against two of her colleagues. speier said a congressional staffer just told her that a congressman rubbed up against her and stuck his tongue in her ear. mary bruce has more on the call for change. >> reporter: members of congress are on a mission to clean their own house, taking on sexual harassment after that bombshell allegation. >> there are two members of congress, republican and democrat, right now, who serve, who have been subject to review -- or not have been subject to review -- but have engaged in sexual harassment. >> reporter: this is what

allegedly happened to one staffer dropping off research at a member's home. >> the young staffer is a young woman. went there and was greeted with a member in a towel, it was a male. who then invited her in. at that point, he decided to expose himself. she left, and then she quit her job. >> reporter: some lawmakers want names. >> well, i think it's good to get this stuff out. name them. just get it out and lay it out. >> reporter: currently, victims go through 30 days of mandatory counseling. sign a nondisclosure agreement and undergo mediation and a month-long cooling-off period. before filing any legal claims. over the last 20 years, congress has settled 260 cases, costing american taxpayers more than $16 million. >> it is opaque, not transparent and is set up to protect the perpetrators. >> reporter: but a new bill would make counseling and mediation optional, allow anonymous complaints and eliminate the non-disclosure

agreements. the new bill aims to beef up transparency and accountability. if a lawmaker settles a claim they would be named publicly and have to pay that settlement out of their own pocket. mary bruce, capitol hill. and hillary clinton is talking out for the first time about the possible appointment of a special counsel to investigate the uranium deal. she says it would be an abuse of power that would move the u.s. away from being a nation of laws and toward a nation of men with political agendas. attorney general jeff sessions was noncommittal about appointing a special counsel in his recent congressional testimony. we are tracking a storm system that is pounding the west coast right now and moving across the country, hitting the east coast by this saturday, in fact. and it comes just as millions of americans are getting right side to take off for the thanksgiving holiday.

abc's rob marciano with the details. >> reporter: pretty active weather pattern setting up from coast to coast. we'll start with the west coast where active weather is settle in from vancouver and the west coast. we are concerned about flash flooding across the burned areas of wine country, maybe mudslides. pushes inland tomorrow. one to three feet of snow at the highest elevations. by friday through minneapolis, chicago friday night, d.c., new york, eventually saturday and sunday. snow on the backside of this. by the time the weekend is done, the entire east half of this country is going to get a piece of this storm. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> so nice of seattle to share with us. >> thanks for the great news, rob. glad we checked in with you. a man who spent more than 40 years behind bars is now experiencing his first taste of freedom since he was 19. >> 65-year-old wilbur jones walked out of that louisiana prison yesterday. i would have ran. jones was convicted of kidnapping and rape in 1974.

last month a judge ruled that prosecutors withheld evidence that could have implicated someone else. he says he's just looking forward to the future. >> just enjoy life. >> his case isn't over. prosecutors are appealing the ruling that overturned the conviction. he's free on $2,000 bond. the louisiana supreme court will decide whether he remains free. >> his family said he was looking forward to some home made gumbo. >> gumbo. looking for a new place to call home? how about ross 128-b. >> that's what scientists are calling a planet they've just discovered which is about the size of earth. they also say ross 12-b may be able to support life, but it's not exactly close by. >> where is it, near the moon? >> it's 11 light-years away, which is about 700,000 as far away as the sun.

pretty far. >> but that will change. scientists say it could be earth's closest neighbor in about 79,000 years. >> we are not going to be moving to ross 128-b. >> you never know. with the way elon musk is going. >> we will have a hyperloop to take us there. it will be fine. >> yep. coming up, the anti-glam face of stardom. meet alessia cara who chose to dress down for one of the most glamorous nights in music. plus the apologies and thank yous for those three u.s. basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. you're watching world news now. glamorous nights in music. plus the apologies and thank yous for those three u.s. basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. s. 're watching wo basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. you're watching world news now. basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. you're watching world news now. basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. you're watching world news now.

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inside a georgia school bus moments after a fire. the driver scrambled to get the students off the bus after it was hit by a pickup truck. the truck caught fire and spread to the bus. the driver and students are all physically okay. >> glad to hear that. >> quick thinking. now to the three basketball players accused of shoplifting in china. >> they are back in los angeles where each made a special thank you to president trump for his part in getting them back home. here's lindsey davis. >> reporter: the three ucla basketball players at the heart of an international shoplifting scandal, giving president trump what he asked for -- a thank you. >> so president trump and the united states government, thank you for taking the time to intervene on our behalf.

>> thank you to united states government and president trump for your efforts to bring us home. >> i would also like to thank president trump and the united states government for the help that they provided as well. >> reporter: the thank yous come after president trump tweeted do you think the three ucla basketball players will say "thank you president trump"? they were headed for ten years in jail. >> i know i let my school down but the entire country down. >> reporter: they were arrested in china during the president's asia trip after stealing from three different stores. the president asked the leader of china for help, and on tuesday they returned to american soil. all three apologized. >> i've learned my lesson from this big mistake, and i'm 110% sure that i'll not make a bad decision like this one begin. >> reporter: the ucla basketball coach described the three players as good young men before announcing that they are suspended indefinitely. lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >> the coach says while that suspension is in place, they won't practice with the team, won't travel with the team, they can't even work out with the team. >> good move on ucla for their actions. coming up, the young singer who's challenging the notion of what it means to be glamorous. >> alessia cara next on "world

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♪ all you have to two ♪ all you have to two ♪ is take a minute ♪ take your time ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ so stay ♪ all you have to do ♪ is take a second ♪ your hands on mine ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ away >> that's alessia cara. i'm still working on the lyrics to that one. but we'll get to hear them once again because she is taking the stage this weekend at the amas. >> which are right here on abc. and she's just 21 years old, but already make we're up all "nightline" with abc's nick watt. ing serious waves in the music industry. >> reporter: starry, spangly night in l.a. the video music awards. ♪ >> reporter: alessia cara, rips off the glam, makes a bold statement about body image, where there's no need for

trappings. ♪ >> it was my way of saying, here i am at the vmas, just like everybody else, in my regular clothes, with no makeup on, regular hair, and i'm still singing my song and people are still listening to me. >> reporter: people are listening. most streamed female artist of this year. six platinum singles so far, among them "stay" and "scars", "you're beautiful." ♪ you don't have to change a ," "you're beautiful." ♪ you don't have to change "you're beautiful." ♪ you don't have to change a thing ♪ ♪ the world can change its heart ♪ ♪ no scars ♪ we're beautiful >> reporter: cara, this girl is from ontario, always wanted to sing. >> at first i never really thought i could make a career out of it, especially because i was very shy.

i couldn't even sing in front of my parents at first. so i started posting videos on youtube to, i guess learn how to sing in front of people without actually being in front of them. ♪ ♪ money, money, money, money ♪ ♪ forget about the price tag >> reporter: a management company contacted the then 16-year-old cara via twitter. >> i kept in mind that it could be dangerous to talk to people i didn't know, so i asked my dad to talk to them instead. and when he got off the phone he was like okay, we're going to go to new york because they want us to meet them and to sing for them and whatever happens happens. >> reporter: what happened is a platinum top ten debut album and her latest single, a collaboration with logic raising suicide awareness. just went double platinum. ♪ ♪ it's holdin' on ♪ see your light in the dark >> reporter: she says she's blessed to have this chance,

loves the music and deals with the rest. >> social media is a blessing and a curse as we all know. if i ever take some time to look at the comments and stuff, especially from other women, which kind of sucks. it's kind of unfortunate that -- >> reporter: saying? >> saying that i dress very horribly and i don't look the part. they call me names. they say i look homeless, because i have a pair of jeans on. that's how we all dress. >> reporter: dressing like that on tv, performing to millions at the vmas, that takes a maturity well beyond her 21 years. >> i'm a normal person in an abnormal situation, let's just say that. ♪ you're beautiful >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> she is beautiful. a positive. >> her example. let's remove our makeup. you are beautiful the way you are. just take it off. >> you are beautiful just the way you are. >> i'm going for it. here, here you go. here, let me -- >> i'm going to do it too. i got it.

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>> there you go. in hopkinton, massachusetts, here's a fake license plate posted by the police department. >> they tried hard for that one. >> they captioned it, a, don't, and b, if of do, make sure not to use cardboard from a pizza box and magic markers. >> recycling. are you planning your new license plate? >> license plate, if i could spell my name. okay, well, a couple in california found a new way to recycle. they decided to participate in this contest and designed a taco bell wrapper wedding dress. so this was back in february she designed the dress. now they decided, because they lost the contest this is how they're going to feel better about that whole process. they torched the dress.

this morning on "world news now," the list of accusers against roy moore grows. >> several more women have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against the embattled republican candidate. he remains defiant. despite the growing pressure for him to step aside. and police are zeroing in on a suspected serial killer. we have the latest on the manhunt. and wait until ape. the growing movement for parents to hold off on giving their kids cell phones until eighth grade. but with all the peer pressure, is it really practical? and the breaking news from here in new york, a painting by leonardo da vinci was just sold at auction. it was supposed to go for $100 million. but the final price wasn't even close. it's thursday, november 16th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> that painting depicted jesus. >> uh-huh. >> and i think a lot of people were thinking holy -- when they saw the price tag. >> holy crikey indeed. apparently, there were loud gasps that were heard in the room right there in new york city as that leonardo da vinci painting went for this unbelievable price. >> that's right. it was purchased for more than $450 million. >> i didn't hear that right. >> $450 million. >> the piece is sold! >> so the piece is called salvator mundi, which is latin for savior of the world. we can call it the most expensive painting ever sold in the world. >> i know we keep waiting for the second coming of christ, but this painting is not going to give them that. so bidding opened at $75 million. sky rocketed within minutes there.

it lasted 19 minutes. the large auction crowd was stunned when an anonymous person placed a final bid over the phone. >> the last one bid is directly from like 370 million to 400 million. >> i see. >> yeah. so that's -- you can see they didn't want to waste time. >> i guess not. what do you get for $450 million? a painting that might not actually be a da vinci. >> what? >> for centuries, it was believed that a student of his painted it in 1490. but christie's, where the painting was sold, now says it was, in fact, done by leo. the painting was sold in 1958 for just $60. >> that was a good investment. though i wonder. christies is the one who has a scholar saying it was da vinci. they make a cut there? next up i'll be applying for a job at christie's.

we will turn to alabama where new a accusers are coming forward against republican candidate roy moore. >> one woman said she went on a date with moore when she was a senior in high school and he gave her an unwanted forceful kiss. a woman who worked at the mall in 1977 said she complained to her manager about moore asking her out. another woman says he groped her in the early '90s. >> earlier, moore's attorney disputed the tearful account of another woman accusing him of sexual assault and suggested the roy moore signature in her yearbook was forged. >> reporter: president trump refusing to turn his back on roy moore. our cecelia vega at the white house pressing him on whether moore should drop out. >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? do you believe his accusers? >> reporter: silence from the president, but his daughter ivanka is speaking out, telling the associated press there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children.

i've yet to see a valid explanation and i have no reason to doubt the victims' accounts. one of those accounts from beverly young nelson who says moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16. she said he told her nobody would believe her story. >> he said you're just a child. and he said i am the district attorney of etowah county. >> reporter: nelson says that's the last contact she had with roy moore. moore has said he never met her and does not know her. but moore's lawyer fighting back saying moore was one of the judges in nelson's divorce case in 1999. >> there was contact. judge moore signed an order in that case. >> reporter: the lawyer also wants a handwriting expert to evaluate the inscription nelson says moore wrote in her high school yearbook. to a sweeter, more beautiful girl. i could not say merry christmas. signed love moore, d.a. >> look at the 1977 after merry christmas. look at the two sevens, and look below at the 77.

i want to ask you, do you think it was written by the same person? >> reporter: moore denies any inappropriate sexual conduct with teenage girls but not that he dated teenagers when he was in his 30s. >> do you remember dating girls that young at that time? >> not generally no. if i did, you know, i'm not going to dispute anything, but i don't remember anything like that. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who calls moore unfit for the senate is urging a write-in candidate to move forward. >> totally well known and extremely popular in alabama. >> reporter: moore tweeting the quote, washington elite will do whatever it takes to stop him. >> they've spent over $30 million to try to take me out. they've done everything they could, and now they're together to try to keep me from going to washington. >> reporter: in moore's hometown of gadsden, alabama, republicans i spoke with are torn. >> i find it strange that after 40 years somebody comes forward. i mean, why would you wait for

40 years? >> if i'm roy moore i get out of this race. my advice to roy moore, get out of the race. >> reporter: now the lawyer, for beverly young nelson has gotten back to us. fwlor ya allred has said she's sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee requesting a hearing that her client would testify under oath and roy moore should also testify under oath. if that happens, she will release the yearbook so independent experts can look at that handwriting. we also want to mention there is a new accuser, someone who went to roy moore looking for legal help in the 90s. she said roy made her feel very uncomfortable complimenting her looks, but at the enof the meeting, he grabbed her by the backside. rye moore has denied any allegations of misconduct. tom llamas, abc news, hoover, alabama. >> and the republican party is looking to take desperate measures and possibly have the current senator resign abruptly. in the meantime, president trump is heading to capitol hill to boost momentum for the tax reform bill. that could become his first legislative victory. the president will meet with

house republicans who are expected to approve the bill. but the senate version is facing an uphill battle. senator ron johnson of wisconsin is already a no, saying the measure benefits big corporations over small businesses and susan collins of maine is among the undecided, concerned that the repeal of the obamacare mandates could leave millions uninsured. and democrats took a long shot to impeach the president. they accused the president of obstruction of justice, stemming from the russian investigation. even democratic leaders opposed this efforts saying it would energy the president's base. police in tampa say they have new evidence indicating a serial killer is on the loose. he is labeled a suspect in four murders after this latest video appears to show the same person spotted near the scene of the first murder last month. the police chief pointed out the person's casual manner. the reward for information is now up to $91,000. and tmz is reporting a convicted mass murderer charles

manson is in a california hospital. sources tell the website that he's been battling serious health issues and that his condition has been deteriorating. the 83-year-old former cult leader has been in prison since 1971 for masterminding the murders of seven people. a southwest airlines pilot is charged with trying to carry a loaded gun on to a flight. the 51-year-old was stopped just before getting on the plane. it was a flight from st. louis to las vegas. the .9 mill mighter gun was if the areaon bag. southwest hasn't said whether the pilot was part of crew or a passenger. pope francis finds himself with something a little more sporty than the popemobile in the vatican driveway. >> check out the lamborghini. >> oh, yeah. the italian automaker gave the pontiff a special edition of the eurocon. base price about $200,000. >> is that all? >> yeah, that's it. >> so the pope gave the car a blessing as you do and then put it up for auction. >> what? he didn't go for a ride?

>> negative. no test drive. proceeds will go toward rebuilding christian communities in iraq. >> oh, okay. well, not bad. coming up, the world's oldest prenup. so old that it actually predates paper. but first, the growing number of men who are saying "me too." terry crews stepping up saying he was sexually assaulted by a hollywood executive. you're watching "world news now." assaulted by a hollywood executive. you're watching "world news now."

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[ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. if you don't stop, if you don't stop touching, girls, i'm going to come [ bleep ] you up. >> so that is drake. this video is just coming in, stopping a club performance in the middle of a song. he told in the middle of the audience and told a guy to stop touching the girls. he said if he didn't stop he would come and beat him up. apparently, he didn't have to. >> the guy stopped. >> no, he immediately stopped. now to a stunning new allegation of sexual misconduct out of hollywood. >> terry crews, known for comedic and macho roles is coming forward, naming the powerful hollywood agent he says groped him in the middle of a hollywood party in front of his wife.

crews sat down exclusively with abc's michael strahan. >> reporter: terry crews, the former nfl linebacker turned actor. adding his voice to the tidal waive of people sharing concerns of sexual assault in hollywood. in february of 2016, crews said he and the producer adam bennett were at the same party. he has worked with some of the biggest names, liam hemsworth, emma stone, adam murphy and adam sandler. but instead of a professional meet and greet, crews claims bennett hered at him from across the room. >> i reached my hand out, and he takes his right hand and under mine and immediately squeezes, grabs my genitals. and i'm like, hey, hey, whoa. and he still, and he jumps back, and he still does this tongue stuff. and he's making weird noises and comes back again and grabs me again. i slap his hand away, push him back more forcefully and i'm like, what are you doing?

>> reporter: according to crews, the alleged groping happened in front of his wife, rebecca king crews. she confirmed her husband's account to abc news. so she's witnessing the whole thing. >> she's witnessing the whole thing. i can't even begin to describe to you how bizarre this is. >> reporter: crews says his wife's calming influence prevented the incident from escalating. >> my wife kept holding my hand. she kept grabbing my arm saying i'm proud of you. mike, i'm telling you, man, i know how close i came to losing it all. just when you get emasculated like that. >> reporter: do you think it was a way of him maybe exercising power? >> it was. first of all, this whole thing, from weinstein to all that's happening in hollywood is about an abuse of power. an abuse of the position you have.

and what happens is, they have fooled everyone into thinking it was part of the job. >> reporter: while he didn't go public with the alleged incident, crews insists he sounded the alarm immediately. >> i get a call from my agent saying that bennett's going to call you. i get a call. it's him on the line. i'm sorry. i was drunk. i wasn't myself that night. i said man, you got to understand the depth of what you did. you were in front of my wife. i said, man, you don't even mow how close you got to really being hurt. i said, you need some help. you need to go get help. and is he was like, yeah, okay. >> reporter: was it sincere? did you feel like it was sincere? >> no. no. it's like when people are sorry because they got caught. >> reporter: since going public, crews filed a police report. law enforcement sources confirmed to kabc that bennett was named as crews' alleged harasser on the report. >> i have been victimized, but i

made the choice to not be a victim. >> reporter: terry crews says he ended his relationship with the agency last week. william morris endeavor says bennett has been suspended following an investigation into the matter. bennett himself declined to comment. crews hopes that going public will force hollywood to change. >> hollywood doesn't even get the morals to his own movies. that's what's so crazy. >> reporter: this hollywood strong man, stronger than ever. >> you cannot violate any boundaries anymore. look. life has no limits, but it should have plenty of boundaries. >> reporter: i'm michael strahan in new york. >> it seems like increasingly those boundaries are becoming defined in all this. >> at least we're learning more about it. coming up in the next half hour, the brain disease plaguing former football players, it has been found for the first time in someone alive. what it means for future treatments. but first, the smartphone debate. when should kids get their first cell phones. that's next. 's next. cell phone debate.

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>> poet in you. >> here is the situation. my parents went away on a week's vacation. >> poet. nobel laureate. >> that's true. but they're talking about parents not understanding, of course. and one of the big issues for parents and kids today is when should the kids get their own smartphone. >> that is the question. & campaign is now growing among parents to wait until the eighth grade. here is abc's paula ferris. >> reporter: the pressure is on for kids to have smartphones. >> do you know any preteens that don't have smartphones? >> no. >> reporter: and the pressure is also on for their parents. is there one word you can give me to describe the thought of buying your kid a smartphone? >> dread. >> regret. >> frightening. >> and it is addictive. >> it was this pressure to start austin mom sharon to start wait until eighth, to wait until eighth grade to get a smartphone. >> before that, they could be

one of the only quote/unquote mean moms or dads that weren't getting their kids a phone and it felt isolating. >> reporter: now more than 4,300 parents from all 50 states have signed the wait until 8th pledge. >> awesome how you can watch videos. >> texting and sharing photos. >> reporter: and this week, there was a screening of the documentary screen-agers, about the impact of screen time on young minds at my children's elementary school. all across the country, parents get together along with the children and say we're going to wait. how effective do you think this movement can be? >> i think the more people that can join together and say we're going to delay this, it's a minute knew device with a computer and camera. and they're not ready to handle the depression and anxiety that comes with it. >> reporter: in fact, a new study shows a link, teenagers

thinking about suicide are more likely to be users of social media. and experts say there are some real dangers to smartphones, exposing children to cyber bullying, sexting and sexual predators. >> kids struggling anxiety, depression, adhd, are much more likely to use the devices in a way that they get negative feedback. they get depressed. their grades go down. >> i think it would be better and no stress. >> reporter: why? >> smartphones are kind of a distraction during school. it can lead to bad grades. and bad study habits. that leads to much worse things. >> his parents promised him an iphone upgrade if he gave that answer. >> the kid's got the new iphone x. >> there is one suggestion out there, which is you can give the kids a flip phone. this way, you can still get in

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okay. time for your mix here, and talk about your throw-back thursday. you know, we talk about kim kardashian and how she has a surrogate, she's going to have a daughter and all this stuff. apparently, surrogacy is nothing new. science and researchers have found the oldest-known marriage contract dealing with fertility ever. you can see it all laid out. >> what? is that hieroglyphics? >> yeah, something like that. it clearly states that the man here and his wife, if she does not provide a wife for him within two years -- >> child? >> a child within two years, it says she will hire him a slave woman to bear children -- >> what? >> -- for him. >> and she signed that? where's her signature? >> right at the bottom.

>> i do not think so. she did not have an attorney present for this. >> she didn't have an attorney. lawyers are the oldest profession, well. >> times have changed gentlemen. and let me remind you, adultery violates most prenups, which brings us to our next story. friday, november 17th, is the most popular day for affairs. so the site -- >> you're not supposed to celebrate that? >> the website listed encounters.com apparently surveyed over 500 adulterers and found almost 80% have plans in place to see their "other" extra marital partner on friday. the reason why this is one of the busiest times of the year for affairs is the last time to get away before christmas break. you have thanksgiving, you have to spend it with the family, christmas with the family. the whole christmas break when

the kids are home and so on, you have to hang out with the family. time management, time management. >> to which i say debunk that theory and go ahead and have your favor today, on thursday. >> kendis! that is not the moral of the story. >> why wait till friday to do what you can do today. >> if i see you anchoring the news today with smblomebody elsr tomorrow -- we move on. here's dad of the year, this dad who is in charge of his 3 month old daughter for the first time, films her, just going around there on their robotic vacuum there. april evans had been left in charge of the 3-month-old. surprising his wife by cleaning the house. >> multi-tasking. the baby's entertained and the floor is clean. let's go to another house where the walls aren't clean, but dad went along for the ride. his kids decided to draw a picture on the wall. instead of getting upset, he decided to frame it. it looks like a work of art. he put a label next to like in a museum. >> oh, wow, he did.

this morning on "world news now," new accusers come forward with groping allegations against senate candidate roy moore. but the embattled republican remains defiant in the wake of growing pressure from top leaders who want him out of the party's race. president trump heads to capitol hill to boost momentum for the tax reform bill, this as the senate version faces an uphill battle. and new this half hour, a thirsty president trump channels marco rubio. >> why you shouldn't throw stones if you live in a glass house or drink water on camera if you live in the white house. and while the world comes to terms with the newest sexiest man alive, people had the newest sexiest newsman alive. >> who is on the list? >> we'll help them out with some of our nominations on "the skinny" on this thursday, november 16th.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> are you feeling a little thirsty? >> i am a little thirsty. let's see. >> making sure to stay hydrated this morning? oh, that's a lot of water. >> oh, this should work. >> okay. >> just in case. you never know. you never -- too much? >> i would love to see you try. >> too soon. >> i would love to see you try and drink that on camera. >> that's the kind of water that requires two hands, not what the president had. >> all right. >> that was a workout. >> we're glad you and the president are staying hydrated this morning. >> thirsty on this thursday. let's start with the scandal that is rocking alabama. new allegations against roy moore, the embattled republican senate candidate accused of preying on young girls when he was a powerful attorney. >> moore's lawyer attacked the

credibility of his only accuser to go before the cameras so far. even as more women came forward. ivanka trump meanwhile tweeted that she has no reason to doubt the victims and her father is refusing to address the controversy. abc's maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: president trump's remaining silent on roy moore. >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? do you believe his accusers? >> reporter: as fellow republicans push him to drop out of the alabama senate race. moore's campaign is fighting back hard, denying allegations of sexual impropriety with teenage girls years ago when he was in his 30s had. earlier this week, beverly young nelson went public, claiming moore assaulted her when she was

just 16. nelson says that's the last contact she had with roy moore. but moore says he's never met her. yet moore's attorney says moore was a judge in nelson's divorce case in 1999. >> there was contact. judge moore signed an order in that case. >> reporter: moore's lawyer saying the two were in court together. moore's lawyer also asking for a handwriting expert to evaluate the inscription nelson says moore wrote in her yearbook. to a sweeter, more beautiful girl i could not say merry christmas, signed love roy moore, d.a. >> look at those two sevens. and then look below at the '77. and i want to ask you, do you think it was written by the same person? >> reporter: and late wednesday at least two more women coming forward. tina johnson kuhn firm to go abc news that moore groped her in his law office. gena richardson, saying he pursued her, calling her at her high school and forcibly kissing her. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. house republicans are expected to vote today to pass a sweeping tax reform package that president trump hopes to sign by christmas. after tweeting that tax cuts are getting close. but the senate's version of the bill appears to be in jeopardy.

senator ron johnson became the first republican senator to oppose the measure, saying it favors corporations over small businesses. and a last-minute vote to roll the repeal of the obamacare individual mandate into that bill is triggering even more disagreement. >> the mandate has been a pretty ineffective tool. it hasn't prevented premiums from sky rocketing, nor has it kept insurers from leaving markets. >> this is not just another garden variety attack on the affordable care act. this is repeal of that law. >> senate republicans can only afford to lose two votes on this. several gop senators are still undecided, including susan collins and bob corker. tampa police say they're closing in on that suspected serial killer. releasing new video of a

possible suspect linked to four murders. they say this video shows a person walking moments before the latest victim was shot and killed early tuesday morning. it's believed to be the same person spotted near the scene of the first murder last month. a manhunt is under way in baltimore and around for a suspect who shot a veteran homicide detective in the head. police say the officer was conducted an investigation in the western with part of that city when he was hit by gunfire. doctors say he is critically ill and on full life support. the fbi and others are offering a $62,000 reward for any information leading to the gunman's arrest. and there may be a major breakthrough in detecting the brain disease cte when a patient is still alive. researchers in illinois say a brain scan revealed the disease in a living former nfl player four years ago. the diagnosis was confirmed after he died. if it holds up, it could be a big step toward finding help for cte patients and ultimately developing a cure. travelers hoping to get a head start on the thanksgiving holiday could run into delays both on the road and in the air, thanks to a major storm system

moving across the country. western mountain ranges could see up to four feet of snow and the wind-driven rain is falling on the west coast from oregon to northern california. areas near san francisco ravaged by last month's wildfires will be especially vulnerable to flash flooding and mudslides. the stormy weather will move eastward, and by saturday bring lake effect snow to the upper midwest along with rain and wind to the east coast. now to the photos putting the treasury secretary and his wife in the spotlight. >> so steve mnuchin has been criticized for use of government planes. you might recall the backlash over his wife, louise linton's social media posts. now there's this. shots of the couple holding a fresh sheet of dollar bills. this is the first batch with ma mnuchin's signature on it and the couple looks pretty pleased with the whole thing. >> that look, that is the look of love right there. that's how you want your significant other to look at

you. just happens that money is there. the image caused a caption contest on twitter like ma mnuchins choosing wallpaper for the bedroom. >> and another asks why is louise dressed like kylo ren from "star wars"? why do they insist on posing for photos that make them look like bond villains. >> there was this photo shopped scene from "goldfinger." >> people really went all out with this. someone else was saying this is their introduction of their new luxury toilet paper. >> oh, yes, he is worth millions and millions and millions of dollars. and some others were joking that's the first time they have seen one dollar bills in a long time. >> oh, they still make these? >> they're still making these? get out of here. what are these things? >> still, it would be cool to have your signature on money. >> i'll take anybody's signature if they have the money. coming up, the trump payback for senator marco rubio. >> after mercilessly teasing

rubio during the campaign about this scene where he was taking swigs of water from a bottle during a speech, well, the tables have now turned for president trump. >> why two hands? and it's back, the movie that changed the game. but will you be able to sit through all 200 minutes of "titanic" again? it was long. but first, here's a look at today's forecast. ♪ the heart does go on ♪ once more "world news now" weather, brought to you by active style. ♪ and you'll

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>> i wonder if he could do the book balance on his head that the models do to practice. >> and as the president was recapping his journey at the white house yesterday, he got a little cotton mouth that threatened to derail his report. >> stay thirsty, my friends. >> there's something to be said about staying thirsty. but this makes it seem like the president has been through a desert in the last two weeks. in fact, it was actually southeast asia and the president here at the white house touting his trip and pausing for a sip and couldn't find a bottle where it normally is located. >> they don't have water, that's okay. >> reporters were forced to finally give him an assist before the sweet relief. for senator marco rubio it was payback. in 2013, rubio suffered his own water bottle moment. which got candidate donald trump's attention, saying rubio should have used a glass. and last year the candidate didn't let anyone forget. >> when they put marco on to refute president obama's speech, do you remember that catastrophe? it's rubio! >> it was a moment rubio was

waiting for. tweeting, similar, but needs work on his form, has to be done in one single motion and eyes should never leave the camera, but not bad for his first time. luckily for the president, he did it twice. enough for people to criticize his technique. >> i'm sorry. when a natural, graceful, effortless way to open a bottle, grasped with both hands like a baby and take a sip. >> oh, and late night comics had a field day. >> i don't always drink water, but when i do, i look super weird. >> he's not ohm bringing jobs back to america, he's drink ago bottle of fiji water. it's fiji water. >> i got this. okay. >> others wondered why a man with his own line of water would drink fiji.

while another twitter user pointed out that some presidents drink water right from the source. >> oh, some shade there. >> a little workout. >> how do you drink from fiji water? >> oh, you're going the glass method? >> the pinky has to be up. >> is that the deal? i think the key is the the momentum. you have to get the upswing. one, two, and -- >> very nicely done. ah. the ceo for the fiji company reacted and was like, everybody likes drinking from this source. >> yeah, sure. delightful. >> uh-huh. all right, when we come back, the growing outrage over the newest sexiest man alive. i bet he drinks lots of water. >> plus the sexiest newsman alive, one of them is not back there. "the skinny" is next. there. "the skinny" is next.

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apparently, it is getting worse. this morning, blake gate. >> blake gate. >> uh-huh, it's a thing, is widening with more backlash on "people" magazine's newest sexiest man alive. you hear him there, mr. blake shelton. >> many are simply refusing to believe that no other man alive is sexier than the country singer. check out this assessment. blake shelton is at best the sexiest divorced dad at this barbecue. >> ooh. true. yeah. yeah. that's probably true. and more write-ins. this tweet showing us four men sexier than blake shelton. spoiler alert, those are all jason mimoa. >> he is rather beautiful. >> but there are words of encouragement, hugh jackman tweeting, take it from me, humble only gets you so far. milk the sexy status as as far as you can. the reign goes all too quickly. ask ryan reynolds. he knows that as well. >> i was going to say, blake's also getting a lot of attention. he seems to have a favorite pose

which he used in the cover shot. >> and inside. the hand thing. >> and pretty much every time he takes a photograph. >> is there an itch behind his head? >> that's the question. is there something he's hiding? what's going on with the whole behind the head pose? it seems to be his signature move. >> so the rock's signature move is as if he's adjusting his cuff links. >> that doesn't work for me. >> not at all. but blake's is more like -- >> maybe he likes his armpit. maybe that's his big feature. >> i did not reup my deodorant today. we have to move on though, because that's not the only list causing controversy this morning. "people" also has a preview list of its sexiest news men alive. and we are outraged. >> outraged. >> the list is kind of weak. so before the list hits newsstands, should we say we're offering our own nominations

from here at abc news? >> absolutely. >> unbiassed nominations, starting with the sexiest man at 6:30 p.m. look at that hair, world news tonight david muir, always looking good in the field. and on the red carpet. >> don't forget, by the way, our own magic michael strahan. >> oh, is it laundry day? >> showing off his moves in magic mike and his abs. come on. how does that not top the list. >> how about our miami bureau correspondent, victor oquendo. >> hey, victor. >> he's ready for that triathlon. >> he's even got a ribbon. give the man a prize, will you? >> and can't ever forget about our foreign correspondent, james longman. he is just an instagram treasure trove. people, this is just one example of many on why james longman should definitely top this list. >> treasure trove. >> but if you really want sexy, how about our very own blake shelton of news men, kendis

gibson. he didn't know that one was coming. >> they actually put that photo out. >> the wig and the wings really add a nice touch. >> once you see it, you can't unsee it, can you. >> are you wearing a diaper? >> a cloth diaper. it was like 30 degrees out at the time. >> come on, people! "people" magazine, this is gold! >> yeah, all right, maybe next year. next to the other big headline this morning, for fans of "titanic." >> the movie is marking its 20th anniversary by rereleasing a new fully remastered version starting december 1st. >> it will be shown at 87 amc theaters with 20 of them in 3d. james cameron says it's beyond even typical 3d and quote, "titanic" has never looked better.

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good morning bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. the bay area waking up to the wind and rain. look at the san mateo bridge and 6890 in walnut creek. the morning commute could be tricky for you. >> a more urgent concern in the north bay as crews are working around it is clock with the threat of flash floods. you can see the green as it's been moving in. mike, i know you've been watching this closely. what are we seeing right now? >> the drive in, that was awful, just terrible. so much standing water, rolling sideways across, so the good news right now. the flash flood wash, gone, expired at 3:00,