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some areas got as much as 9 inches, but today's high is expected to be 52 degrees. >> 54 in utica as well. >> great. so, the weather will be clear in central new york, but for most of the east coast, thanksgiving travelers will find wet roads. otherwise, travel today will be pretty good in most of the country, except for the pacific northwest. another major storm is moving in there as you can see, bringing heavy rain and possible flooding, as much as half a foot of rain could fall. so that nasty weather couldn't come at a worse time for thanksgiving travelers. aaa predicts americans will travel 50 miles or more away from home. the highest travel volume since 2005. and as black friday steadily expands to include other days of the week, shoppers not only need to know where to find the best deals but when to find the best deals.

all made to think you're getting a great deal now when you should actually hold out. here's rebecca jarvis with some useful tips. >> reporter: more than 164 million americans gearing up to shop this holiday weekend. >> timing is everything. >> absolutely. this season you have to pay attention to when things go on sale. >> reporter: adobe analytics, crunching the numbers, finding before thanksgiving, you'll land the deepest discount on holiday decor. at target, up to 40% off christmas trees. on thanksgiving day, some of the best deals on video games, computers and sporting goods. and if it's tablets and tvs you're after, black friday might be your best bet. walmart already slashing $200 off this 55 inch samsung 4k. >> with deals across every department. >> reporter: shopping for toys? hold out for cyber monday, and you're likely to find some of the lowest prices of the season. and there are some categories

like clothing where prices continue to drop as we get closer to christmas. prices on apparel can go as low as 60% to 75 pvc off by christmas eve. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. coming up, victoria's secret angels in china. >> plus a bonus skinny round coming up, stay with us. th us. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ let's dance the last dance ♪ ♪ let's dance the last dance ♪ tonight >> where's our disco ball. that's like a 98 degree. >> there you go. so it is the last dance before tonight's massive season finale on "dancing with the stars." >> but last night, the remaining contestants left it on the floor vying for the three final spots and the party started as any party should, with pit bull, never failing to find a stage to perform on. >> mr. worldwide. former judge and pro, julianne hough returned to the judges

bumping the possibility of a perfect score to 40. >> there were quite a few of voice. the front runners, stunts, accompanying the lightning cues as you can see there, not hard to believe, they pulled a flawless score of 40. i got to admit although i think he's a ringer because he's from "hamilton" so dancing is on his cv, his resume, he's actually pretty good. >> wow, a ringing endorsement. that's what a ringing endorsement sounds like. the other heavy favorites to win, lindsey and mark showed off their love of music and their talent. lindsey plays the violin, so she multi-tasked this time, playing while dancing, even playing while being lifted in the air, pretty cool. >> everybody can do that. >> oh, yeah? >> next to the risky move for

frankie and embracing more of frankie's manly side. instead of the producers asking that he embrace his boyish fun side, well, the judges gauge it a 38. a rough score for a free style especially at this point in the round. 1 >> maybe they didn't appreciate him not heeding their advice? >> no, they're like, frankie, we don't need you in the middle but just to go with what we're saying. >> drew did not get a perfect score either for his freestyle dance. he was very entertaining. some of the lifts were a little off. carrie ann pointed out he was a little off sync at times. >> maybe it was the group out of synch with him. do you think about that? >> i don't think he said that. >> so which is why this property brother was sent packing. >> oh. >> all three finalists return tonight for the big

extravaganza. culminating with the mirror ball trophy being handed to the winner. >> frank was rooting for drew. >> you were rooting, i'm sorry, frank. >> because his pro's dress was orange and it made him think of carrots. >> it made him i guess. in tribute, the world's 1 biggest lingerie fashion show. >> the victoria's secret annual fashion show got off without a hitch in china last week. bella hadid was there along with other angels. >> details. harry styles was there. performing in place of harry styles making a lot of eye contact with the ladies. we're looking at this year's fantasy bra, the brazilian model donning the fancy golden underwear worth $2 million. it used to be $1 million. >> oh, i see. and the chinese model kept the momentum going even after this tumble.

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♪ >> it's a little different. >> i don't remember this. >> i don't know that version, do you? not at all. >> bonus round. >> and a friend of the show coming out of his corner, throwing serious shade at anyone who tries to slander his name. >> that's right, we are talking about weird al yankovic. the king of parody songs has now officially trademarked the name weird al and he tweeted out a letter along with the caption. >>ful you are roker, gore or

pacino, please use a different nickname. you can call him creepy, odd, boring or silly, but you can't call them weird. >> you think he picked those adjectives specifically? over to barbra streisand who is sharing with us why we probably won't see her performing live again. >> she doesn't like stardom. she admits to stage fright. in fact, she didn't form for 27 years after forgetting some lyrics in 1967. >> you can stream her latest show available on netflix. i'm sure it has nothing to do with her announcement. it's titled "barbra." the muse, the memories, the magic. but now we know, barbara streisand too humble to perform live again. and can you say ♪ bye, bye, bye, bye, bye ♪ to 'n sync's christmas merchandise.

>> they put all kinds of 'n sync holiday gifts on sale. the gear was so popular it sold out in hours. is this what i'm getting for christmas? >> sorry, everybody. >> and finally, we are hearing from pink on her incredible performance at the amas. she called this stunt, hanging off the side of a skyscraper, performing her song live the scariest thing she has ever done. apparently, she and the group of yarl dancers had just five days to put this together. >> rece weatherspoon said she was mesmerized by it. el again degeneres saying just when you think you've seen it all, pink outdoes herself, wow. and the first time they were up there testing out the ropes was monday, just hours before or days before the performance. >> what did she say about our performance? >> she said it -- >> did reese witherspoon comment on that one?

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following on this tuesday morning, on good morning. i'm diane macedo. the veteran tv host, charlie rose is facing allegation of lewd and inappropriate behavior from eight women, mostly former employees. rose has issued an apology for his behavior, and he's been suspended by cbs, pbs, and bloomberg tv. a full report coming up. the justice department is suing to block at&t's proposed purchase of cnn's parent company time-warner. the government's lawsuit reports that the deal would result in higher prices for consumers. at&t is calling the suit inexplicable and is promising a fight in court. jury members are expected to begin deliberations in the kate steinle murder trial.

a mexican man is accused of killing the woman on the water front. a case that has drawn attention of immigration enforcement. and this is thanksgiving week tradition. president trump is set to pardon two turkeys. after the ceremony, wishbone and drumstick will live out that lives in peace at virginia tech. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, november 21st. from abc news, this is "world news now." we're going to start this half hour out with breaking news out of michigan. >> a powerful gas line fire burned for hours just out of detroit. these are some of the scenes we're getting in overnight. officials say the fire ignited in a high-pressure gas main which is unusual, since flames usually can't burn through the sheer force of the gas pressure. >> and other reports of homes

being threatened, the gas company did shut down the line so that the gas could burn itself out. >> the fire was so massive, the flames could be seen more than 30 miles away. and there were heard more than a quarter mile away as well. we'll keep an eye on that situation north of detroit. here in new york state, a factory worker is dead and dozens injured after an explosion at a cosmetics factory north of new york city. some of the injured were among firefighters. gio benitez is on scene. >> reporter: here in windsor, new york you can see that plant still smoking. you can see firefighters still working to control this fire. this all started as a blaze, an explosion at around 10:15. then another one at around 10:40 a.m. and we don't know exactly what caused these explosions, but we know that this particular plant produces a lot of nail polish. and we know that this plant has at least nine safety violations over the past year. investigators are going to be looking at that, especially because some of those violations were about flammable liquids.

gio benitez, abc news, new windsor, new york. i want to show you the cover of new york's "daily news" this morning, "charlie gross." not what you really want to hear. he has sexual allegations from at least eight women. >> the fallout was immediate as rose was suspended from cbs and his long running show halted. lana zak has the details. >> reporter: eight women are telling the "washington post" that charlie rose, the host of pbs's "charlie rose show" and co-host of "cbs this morning" made sexual advances toward them. all the women wanted to work for the pbs show. this woman was one of them. while she worked as an assistant to rose, there were at least a dozen instances where he walked nude in front of her. and alleges she was fired after she told a mutual friend about

rose's behavior. earlier, he spoke about the sexual allegation claims made against bill o'reilly. >> all of these cases that raise the issue of sexual harassment is just a terrible thing. it's probably not been exposed enough not enough attention in the past. so people are afraid to come forward. i think people are coming forward now. >> reporter: now accused of his own action of impropriety he composed this statement, writing it is essential that these women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior, i am greatly embarrassed. he went on to say, i always felt that i was pursuing shared feels, even though i now realize i was mistaken. one woman described vega's response as a shrug and that's just charlie being charlie. vega says i failed. it is crushing. i deeply regret not helping them. lana zak, abc news, washington. >> in the meantime, the other

new york tabloid "the new york post" has another shocking cover. in it, senator al franken appears to be groping ariana huffington. huff daddy as you can see the title. >> the post says the pictures were taken for a magazine 17 years ago but never published. a source from the shoot tells us that huffington was pushing franken's hands away but huffington herself denies that he did anything inappropriate, calling the claim absurd. and president trump is failing to say where he stands on alabama candidate roy moore who's accused of preying on teenage girls when he was a young attorney. the president avoided questions about moore, and the white house has repeatedly said it's up to the people of alabama to decide moore's fate. but white house adviser kellyanne conway issued an apparent endorsement of moore saying republicans need his vote on tax cuts. here's what she said and then a clarification from sarah sanders. >> i'm telling you that we want the votes in the senate to get this tax, this tax bill through.

>> position of the white house hasn't changed. we feel like the people of alabama should make the determination on who their next senator should be. but she made a clear suggestion on who they should vote for. >> i'm telling you, i'm giving you the position of the white house. >> moore has denied the allegations. leigh corfman says he inappropriately touched her when she was 14, saying she didn't come forward earlier because moore was so powerful. and president trump is making good on a promise to shut down his charitable foundation. the trump foundation spokesperson says the charity will make its last donations as soon as possible. it has been under investigation since a donation to a political group last year. new york's attorney general says the foundation can't legally dissolve until his investigation is over. we've learned that border patrol agent killed this past weekend in west texas and his partner suffered traumatic head injuries. one official says the agent may have fallen into a culvert. but the unit for the agent says

they were actually ambushed after seeing signs for a group in an area. a second agent is hospitalized this morning and reportedly doesn't remember exactly what took place. and a 29-year-old suspect accused of killing a police officer near pittsburgh remains on the loose. police say rahmael holt murdered officer brian shaw during a traffic stop. another man who fled the scene has been arrested. argentina's navy says sounds heard from beneath the ocean's surface were not from its missing submarine. there were hopes that it was members of the crew banging on the vessel to raise attention. the navy says the sub had reported battery failure and was trying to return to base. here at home we're marking the passing of a star who became a fixture of prime time television in the '90s. the family of singer and actress della reese said she died on sunday at her home in encino, california.

she is best known for tess on "touched by an angel." her career spanned six decades including a hit record in 1957 and became an ordained minister in the '80s. she was 86 years old. if you drink while you're working on your car, perhaps you shouldn't test drive it right away. >> that's a lesson a michigan man learned. he took his dodge durango for a test drive and mightily crashed it into his house. >> how did that work out? >> his blood alcohol level when arrested was allegedly three times the legal limit. >> no one was injured in the crash, including him, and now the durango needs more repairs and the house is a fixer-upper as well. >> maybe he was fixing the gear shift, reversing the drive and the brake in the gas. >> maybe he just should not have had a drink. >> hire a mechanic next time. and the holiday season kicks off at the white house and find out what we're learning about the christmas tree. and the american mother and her family held captive by the

taliban for five years, what they're now saying in this first television interview since their release. our brian ross with the interview. but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather, brought to you by my pillow. r, brought to you by my pillow.

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so this is a family trip to the pharmacy that turned into a deadly shooting in brazil. off duty military policeman rafael desusa opening fire on two suspected robbers while carrying his young son after he says they pointed a gun at him. at one point he hands off the son to his wife. both suspects were killed at the scene. >> that's an eerie scene, you can see his wife panic, feet away from her, and he comes over and hands over their son. turning now to the american mother and her family who were held captive for years by the taliban. >> in their first television interview, they describe brutal treatment to abc's brian ross as he also asks them what they were doing in afghanistan in the

first place. take a look. >> reporter: everything is new to these children. playgrounds, sunlight, real toys, pizza. until just a few weeks ago, they were being held hostage with their parents by the taliban. born in captivity. >> we can only ask and pray that somebody will recognize the atrocities these men carry out against us. >> reporter: their parents, american mother caitlyn boyle and father joshua, had been kidnapped five years ago when they traveled to afghanistan. she was six months pregnant, somehow thinking they would be safe. they tell abc news nothing could have been further from the truth. >> i was shackled the entire five years every day. kaitlyn still wearing a hijab, told us that a guard sexually assaulted her and beat them regularly, including their son. even as she tried to protect him. >> that's how i would get beaten or hit or thrown on the ground.

>> reporter: and she described how she tried to give her children as normal a life as possible. >> we just teach them to use things like bottle caps or bits of cardboard and tell them these are toys. my wish for them now is that they never have to face fear in their lives again. >> reporter: her father in pennsylvania has yet to see his daughter, still unable to understand how her husband got her into the situation. a question joshua boyle would not answer for us. disappointed about, obviously, he wanted his daughter to come back home. >> it was a very strange story, and there continue to be so many stories about why they were there in afghanistan. initially, he said he wanted to take her on a hike, then they

said they were there to do missionary work. and then the u.s. was going to fly them out of that area initially, and he said no. >> he wouldn't get on an american plane. >> he wouldn't get on an american plane. weird, weird story. they were apparently unhappy with brian's interview, because it focused on too much how they and their children are adjusting to life of freedom. coming up, we're going to take a look at uber's parent company, facing a nearly $9 million fine in colorado over questionable background checks of its drivers. >> it comes after the state found uber allowed dozens to work there after histories of assault, fraud and drunk driving conditions. uber says it's taking corrective action. and we're two days away from the macy's thanksgiving day parade and the nypd is ramping up security.

>> mayor bill de blasio says despite a lack of credible threats to this year's parade, there will be a very forceful nypd presence this year. >> security will include bag checks of spectators along the bleachers as well as heavy weapons, beefed up technology. radiation technology, k 9sssss out, mounted patrol, even aviation teams. >> yeah. coming up right here, how you can stay on budget for black friday. >> you can save on shopping this year, stick around, you're watching "world news now." because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ all right, so retailers have ♪ all right, so retailers have tried to keep it a secret, but black friday will be here soon. and we want you to be ready. we're here with the tips to save you money, with us is vera gibbons. thank you so much for being with us. >> it's been a week long, it's been a month long. so you've got to start your research as soon as possible if you haven't already done so. >> what do you mean? >> you've got to find who's got what at what price point, sign up for alerts, check out what's going on on social media.

it's a lot of work. it used to be so easy. now it's gotten seriously complicated. >> it's not just rolling up in your pajamas at the walmart, down the street and just running in as fast as you can? >> no. you won't get what you want at the right price point. i would suggest you time your purchases. it's an excellent time to buy electronics, really good time for that. but for things like fashion, beauty, shoes, you're better off on cyber monday when you have the site wide sale. and if you're in the market for toys, the two weeks leading up to christmas are actually the best time to buy unless you're trying for the hatchimals. >> so in essence, don't necessarily do it for black friday itself, you might want to wait until the following monday. >> this goes back to the whole research thing. >> christmas morning at the 7-eleven. or cvs.

that's the best time. >> don't knock going there, you can get great gift cards. but also know where to buy? >> know where to buy. this is where it does get complicated too. how to buy, where to buy, what price point, do you go in line? do you go to store? this is where apps come in handy, it will help you shop and compare. there's alerts when the price actually drop on specific items on your list. it's all about being prepared and ready. >> you mentioned that there are great deals on electronics, but also, should you limit yourself to just electronics? >> a lot of people fixate on electronics for black friday. and there are great deals on tvs and laptops in particular this year, but there are good deals on other stuff. i've seen very good deals on vacuum cleaners, luggage, sports apparel, on pet supplies, petco

and petsmart have really good deals there. pet grooming, teeth cleaning and things of that nature. >> did you now costco started a deal on vacuum cleaners well before black friday. so, the deals are out there, and it's not just necessarily electronics to worry about in the meantime. evaluate deals as they come or whether or not they're too good to be true. >> yeah, just because it's a deal doesn't necessarily mean it's a great product. some of the door busters, for example, are no-name brands, just a way to generate hype and to get you in there. so you want to read the opinions of other people, amazon, e-opinions or the ratings and reviews on "consumer reports." keep in mind, the average rating on black friday is 39%. >> 39% or better. happy shopping. >> back at ya. >> check out nonpolitical news.com. you're watching "world news now"

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christmas tree on monday. a tradition dating back over 50 years. now she ushered in the first christmas tree of her husband's administration alongside son barron. this year's tree as you see there on that horse-drawn carriage, a wisconsin industry and it is a whopping 19 1/2 feet. it's not easy for growers to get this tree displayed in the white house. the national christmas tree association holds an annual contest where industry experts and consumers vote on the tree. the winners are jim and diane chapman who are no strangers to this. they presented white house christmas trees in 1998 and 2003. now christmas did come a bit early this year for the trumps. typically, these trees arrive friday, the day after thanksgiving. the first family is expected, though, to spend their holiday at their mar-a-lago club in florida. though needless to say, the holiday traditions will continue here later this afternoon at the white house where president trump is expected to use his presidential pardon power to

pardon two thanksgiving turkeys. diane, kendis. >> thanks to kathryn there. those turkeys right now are spending the night across the street at a fancy hotel. >> bo and tie are hanging out. >> i get it, bow tie. >> or tae bo, not to get confused. >> good point, jack. >> let's look at the rival. the anticipation building there, but then the cameras are rolling. they make the announcement. and then some dude walks through. everybody was like what is going on? they're ready to do the viking clap, i think. >> an inauguration-sized crowd. >> christmas as arrived or at least joe has. inauguration-sized crowd. >> christmas as arrived or at least joe has.

this morning on "world news now," sexual harassment rocks the media world. >> at least eight women say veteran broadcaster charlie rose harassed them. he's now suspended, off the air and plus the silence from president trump on accusations leveled against senate candidate roy moore. why is the president taking no questions. also breaking right now, an air force training jet going down in texas. what we're hearing about the fate of the pilot. then the early morning implosion. people wanting to witness history with camera crews waiting to capture it, and then fate intervened. >> [ bleep ]. and we're bringing back abc's wide world of sports just for this, slippery stairs, humanity at its finest, the incredible feats of athleticism, the thrill of victory and the

agony of defeat on this tuesday, november 21st. how does it end? from abc news, this is "world news now." we do say good morning, everybody on this tuesday. we're going to get started this half hour with charlie rose, the latest prominent figure to face sexual harassment allegations. >> rose was suspended from "cbs this morning" and pbs and bloomberg are halting distribution of "the charlie rose show" after eight women accuse him of groping and lewd phone calls. one says he repeatedly walked nude in front of her and called her late at night to recall fantasies of her swimming naked. several who worked for the show say he put his hand on their mid or upper thigh, possibly to gauge their reaction. >> and rose says it is essential that these women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior

and i am greatly embarrassed. he went on to say i always felt i was pursuing shared feelings, even though now i realize i was mistaken. meanwhile on capitol hill a new sexual harassment claim this morning. >> buzzfeed reports congressman john conyers settled a complaint two years ago from a woman who claims she was fired for rejecting his sexual advancements. she was reportedly paid more than $27,000 to settle the allegations on the disagreement. and one of the women accusing roy moore of sexual misconduct is responding to his denials. leigh corfman reiterated her claim that moore initiated a sexual encounter with her when she was 14 and denied allegations that she is politically motivated. but while the president has yet to comment on the allegations against moore, one of his top aides is seemingly urging alabama voters to choose moore. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: it has been days since roy moore was hit with allegations of sexual misconduct with teenagers. but still, no word from

president trump. your thoughts on roy moore, mr. president. do you believe his accusers? do you believe roy moore's accusers, mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: until now, the line from the white house, alabama voters will decide. but senior counselor kellyanne conway went beyond that, bashing the democrat in the race while offering what sounded like a roy moore endorsement. >> he's strong on raising your taxes. he's terrible for property owners and doug jones is an indoctrinated liberal. which is why he's not saying anything and why the media are trying to boost him. >> so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you, we want the votes in the senate to get this tax, this tax bill through. >> is that the position of this white house? that voters are better off voting for someone accused of assaulting teenage girls than a democrat? >> the position of the white house hasn't changed. we feel like the people of alabama should make the determination on who their next senator should be.

>> but she made a clear suggestion over who they should vote for. >> i'm giving you the answer of the white house. >> reporter: moore has repeatedly denied the allegation, allegations by eight women, some of whom were teenagers at the time. leigh corfman tells nbc news she was 14 when moore assaulted her nearly 40 years ago. >> he basically laid out blankets on the floor of his living room and proceeded to seduce me. but i was a 14-year-old child, trying to play in an adult's world, and he was 32 years old. >> reporter: rather than weigh in on the scandal, president trump spent the week tweeting about everyone from hillary clinton to jeff flake over this hot mike moment. >> become the party of roy moore and donald trump. we are toast. >> reporter: the president tweeted, flake was caught saying bad things about your favorite president, adding his political career anyway is toast. president trump has also tweeted about minnesota senator al

franken. he is now facing a second accusation of sexual misconduct, this one from 33-year-old lindsay menz. she says he grabbed her backside when they were posing for a photo at a fair. back in 2010. al franken says he does not remember taking this picture. he says he feels badly if ms. menz came away from that photo feel b feeling disrespected. he has no plans to resign. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. the trump administration has put north korea back on the list of states that sponsor terrorism. president trump called the move well overdue. the administration used the assassination of kim jong un's half brother at kuala lumpur's airport in malaysia as part of the justification for the move. the president said the sanctions against north korea will be announced later today. those are part of an effort to stop north korea's nuclear

weapons program. >> the north korean regime must be lawful. it must end its unlawful nuclear ballistic missile development. and cease all support for international terrorism, which it is not doing. >> so this is nothing new. north korea was on the list of state sponsors of terror for 20 years, until 2008. and then president george w. bush removed it, in hopes of spurring peace talks, but that didn't happen. and ever since a powerful earthquake struck haiti seven years ago, the u.s. has allowed about 60,000 citizens to live and work in the united states. they were allowed to stay in a temporary residency permit program. the trump administration is ending that program, saying living conditions in haiti have improved significantly. the program will run until july 2018 in order to give haitians time to return home. the government sued to block

the purchase of cnn's parent company time-warner. they say it would decrease competition and result in higher prices for consumers. some analysts expressed surprise because at&t and time-warner are not direct competitors. the government's antitrust chiefs say president trump was not involved in the decision to challenge the deal. at&t's top lawyers say the company is confident it will defeat the suit. and breaking overnight, an air force pilot is dead and another injured after a crash in west texas near the lachlan air force base, not far from the mexican border, and about 150 miles west of san antonio. the crash involved a t-38 talon jet and is assigned there for lachlan. you see some of the images coming in overnight. the plane usually has a crew of two, and the student and instructor. lachlan is the largest training base. environmental health officials north of new york city are worried about the air quality in a rural community after a series of deadly explosions agent a cosmetics

factory. the explosions took place at the verla plant in new windsor. approximately 50 miles from new york city. and it leaves one person dead and dozens injured, including several firefighters, abc's gio benitez with more. >> reporter: those dramatic images of the cosmetics plant in flames. the roof consumed by fire, smoke billowing. new york's governor launching an investigation after two explosions rocked verl.a. international plant, the first at 10:15 a.m. >> we got multiple victims down. i want to advise the hospital. >> reporter: the second blast less than half an hour later. officials at one point issuing a shelter in place for residents in the area. together the explosions injuring 35 people. some of the injured, firefighters trying to help. investigators are still searching for a cause, and the big concern, potential toxins in the air from the burning plant that mostly produces nail polish. >> carbon monoxide exposure and cyanide exposure are two that come to mind for those people who had direct chemical exposure. >> reporter: we know this plant

also has at least nine safety violations over the past year. instators are going to be looking at that, especially because some of those violations were about flammable liquids. gio benitez, abc news, new windsor, new york. >> gio, thank you. and now to the moment atlanta had been waiting for. >> a moment more than two decades in the making. downtown atlanta at a standstill for the implosion of a monument. ludacris has rapped about this. it's hosted two super bowls, the olympics. nearly 5,000 pounds of explosives were brought in to bring down the building. >> camera crews gathered on the ground. they were trying to get that perfect shot. and then here it comes! >> the moment. wait for it! >> what? >> what? >> a little to the right, down in front! >> this is a live picture from the weather channel as they're trying to broadcast it. >> [ bleep ].

>> come on! >> the whole moment blocked by a bus. >> by the marta bus. >> oh, wait, it's moving. >> just in time. ah, ah, thanks, marta. >> just a cloud of smoke. >> wow. >> wonderful. >> history. observing it live there on tv. >> so, yeah, we didn't get to see the big moment, but the georgia dome is now gone. mercedes benz stadium nearby will be the new home. >> but all those people on that rapid transit bus got a great view. all five of them. >> their instagram accounts are blowing up right now. >> ah, oh, well, there's always 25 more years when the new dome goes down. all right, coming up, the big story you won't want to miss. >> oh, till a bus comes. >> until another bus comes and blocks the way. >> we'll show you the pup in a

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pay millions after poisoning a family on vacation in the virgin islands. the government sentence the company for spraying a banned pesticide. terminix has paid the family reportedly a $90 million settlement. officials say they and their two sons suffered permanent paralysis. in argentina, hopes now turning to disappointment. the argentine navy says sounds that had been detected did not come from that submarine that's missing for nearly a week. >> the sub had reported a battery failure and was returning to base when it just disappeared. abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: rescue teams facing these fierce winds and massive waves, focussing their search zone after an argentine naval ship picked up underwater noises, while looking for the missing submarine. officials urging caution. those noises were described as sustained, now being analyzed by

the u.s. navy. >> the u.s. navy aircraft have very powerful computers to analyze these sounds to make sure this is the submarine. >> reporter: the "ara san juan" was last heard from five days ago, its commander reporting an electrical fault. now it's a race against time to save the 44 crew members on board. including argentina's first female submarine officer. eliana maria crawchuck. the family of the crew members gathering at the naval base. carlos mendoza waiting for news of his brother fernando. he says the truth is, the days go by and not knowing anything at all just kills you. it kills you. the argentine navy is saying in the worst case scenario, if the submarine has sunk, it has enough oxygen on board to last the crew one week. it is truly a race against the clock. linzie janis, abc news, mar del plata, argentina.

coming up, the texas woman arrested for anti-trump decal on her truck. >> she has a new message for the sheriff. that's next on "world news now." hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ all right, if you're familiar with the original song, original version, i should say of "forget you." you know there's a certain word in there we can't use on tv. hence, the clean version. >> forget? >> yes, it's in place of the word "forget." >> but a woman who used that word on an anti-trump sticker was arrested and then arrested for something else, actually, is literally doubling down with more stickers. abc's elizabeth hur with her story.

>> reporter: first came a sticker on her truck reading f-you, trump and f-you for voting four him. then came the sheriff, he went to facebook trying to locate the driver of the truck who he said might be in violation of the law. karen fonseca is now exploring her legal options. >> i feel we are all entitled to freedom of speech. >> reporter: fonseca was arrested on an outstanding warrant. she wasn't arrested until last week, just one day after the sheriff posted pictures of fonseca's truck on facebook, writing her anti-trump sticker could lead to a disorderly charge. but the district attorney said this case would never be prosecuted. the sheriff quickly took down the posts. >> in my opinion, this was an abuse of his power as a law enforcement officer.

and it was an abuse of authority. >> reporter: fonseca and her supporters are claiming the sheriff used the stickers for his own political ambitions, adding since that post, fonseca and her children have become the target of cyber bullying. >> we have been getting extra family and stuff. that's disrespectful. >> my mom has always taught us to stand for what we believe. >> reporter: for now, fonseca is out on bond, accused of identity fraud in 2014. as for the sheriff, he calls her behavior disgusting but maintains neither the facebook post nor the arrest has anything to do with his political aspirations. kendis and diane. >> thanks elizabeth. but the daughter saying they're getting messages from people saying f your family and then said that's disrespectful? but your sign -- >> if you're saying it on a bumper sticker. >> oh, but if it's just a message that it's just like -- uh-huh, that is disrespectful. coming up, the latest game

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resolve carpet care with five times benefits hello! it is time for "the mix". and we have our senior animal correspondent frank with us, because we have an animal story coming up for you. >> excited. >> but first, we have to start with what is now our favorite game show. sorry, abc. it is on a japanese network called slippery stairs, and the objective is pretty straightforward. six people, put them in slick bodysuits, put them in front of a staircase. >> simple enough. >> cover the staircase in something very slippery, and off you go. >> so there's a strategy. >> this show runs for an hour. this is the whole thing. >> is that right? >> so let's move on in the mix and then check in and see how they're doing. >> fascinating in the meantime. in the meantime, everybody loves

santa claus, don't we? >> yeah. >> frank loves santa claus. >> except the brits are having a problem with the name santa claus. so, britain's national trust which is the organization that runs 300 historic buildings, here -- >> aka, a bunch of uptight british people. >> okay. you can say it because you know one personally. they have banned the use of the word santa claus. they say it is too americanized. now they prefer the term "father christmas." >> oh, please. >> they're banning santa, st. nick or santa claus. >> so, all the songs are now ruined. ♪ father christmas is coming to town ♪ forget the brits, let's check back on the stairs, how are those guys doing? >> oh, ho, ho! >> i think santa would approve of that. >> yeah, totally. >> good thing this isn't how he gets up the chimney. >> i'm curious to hear the play

by play. [ speaking in japanese ] >> that must be the tony romo of japanese broadcasting there. we do have one more animal story to get to, and frank is insisting on this one. see how frank enjoys his nice, spacious bed? well, he may have stolen it from a larger animal based on this story. check this out. this is a golden retriever trying desperately to fit into this tiny, tiny little bed. have you seen why? check out the nice golden retriever-sized bed next to him, tiny little bed sleeping in his bed. instead of saying hey, get out of my bed. >> that's like "tommy boy". ♪ that guy in a little coat >> he's going to make it!

>> this morning on "world news now," charlie rose suspended. this morning on "world news now," charlie rose suspended. the tv icon is the latest prominent figure to face sexual harassment allegations, rose addressing the claims from eight women. the details ahead. president trump is putting north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terror, calling it a murderous regime. and promising new sanctions. this as the subject's leader asserts more control over his people. and new this half hour, the super bowl of shopping. >> but there's no need to wait until friday to find the best deals. we're talking to some experts to help you find the best deals tomorrow, thanksgiving and black friday. and later in "the skinny," the ball room blowout on the season finale of "dancing with the stars". some of the most insane dances we've ever seen and the final elimination before three of

arguably the biggest stars in america today go for the mirror ball trophy tonight. it is tuesday, november 21st. from abc news, this is "world news now." it's the finale, but, because the finale's tonight, but the finale was last night? >> the first part of the finale, so the final was last night, and we add the "e" tonight. >> the final wasn't the final. >> no, it's ratings month. we have to stretch it out for two nights. >> okay. got it. >> it pays the bills. >> the finale! >> is tonight. we can't wait to break it down for you. but we're going to start this half hour with the allegations against veteran tv host charlie rose accused of making unwanted sexual advances toward at least eight women. >> all of the women either worked for rose or tried to work for him at "the charlie rose show. and they detail some incidents

involving groping, nudity and harassing phone calls. now rose has been suspended by cbs, pbs and bloomberg. linsey davis has more. >> reporter: stunning accusations of sexual harassment and assault against iconic journalist charlie rose. eight women have come forward in the "washington post" with damning allegations against the host of the prestigious charlie rose show. one of rose's assistant in the late 2000s tells the paper about at least a dozen incidents where rose walked nude in front of her while she worked in one of his new york city homes and would repeatedly call her late at night to describe his fantasies of seeing her swimming naked. another anchor saying, another woman described that he put his hand on my midthigh. i tensed up. i pulled my legs to the other side of the car, i tried not to get in a car with him ever again. i think he was testing me out. several of the accusers said they told yvette vega, rose's

longtime executive producer about their experiences. one described their response as a shrug and saying that's just charlie being charlie. rose is also a co-host of "cbs this morning." but none of the accusers worked with him at cbs. rose said it is essential that these women know i hear them and i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior, i am greatly embarrassed. he went on to say that i always thought i was pursuing shared feelings. even though i now realize i was mistaken. cbs news has suspended rose and pbs announced will halt production and distribution of his show. his long-time producer says she should have stood up for the women and she regrets she didn't help them. linsey davis, abc news, new york. in the meantime on capitol hill, there's a new sexual harassment claim this morning. john conyers, the longest-serving democrat in congress settled a complaint two years ago from a woman who claims she was fired for rejecting his sexual advances.

she was reportedly paid more than $27,000 to settle the complaint under a confidentiality agreement. and president trump is heading to mar-a-lago this afternoon to spend thanksgiving with his family, but he's still not uttering a word about alabama senate candidate roy moore. the president refused to say if he supports moore after women accused him of sexual misconduct when they were teenagers. and when moore was a prominent attorney. but white house adviser kellyanne conway suggested that republicans should choose moore because they need his vote on tax reform. well, a new government lawsuit claims that the companies joined forces, and they would decrease competition and increase prices for millions of americans. the head of the justice department's antitrust division says president trump was not involved in the decision to file the suit. but the president's opposition to the deal goes all the way back to last year's campaign. listen.

>> at&t is buying time-warner and thus cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administration, because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> okay, right there, that could be a problem. some believe statements like that could potentially undermine the justice department's legal case in this. the ceo of at&t says he doesn't know if the government's lawsuit is all about the president's dislike of cnn which is known, but he says at&t won't agree to any deal that will result in it losing control of the news network. and now to a legal blow to president trump. a federal judge has permanently blocked his executive order targeting sanctuary cities, calling it unconstitutional on its face, that means the administration will not be allowed to cut funding to cities that limit cooperation with immigration officials. the judge said the president cannot set new conditions on spending with congress.

north korea is back on the u.s. list of states that sponsor terrorism. one of the events used to justify the return to the list was the assassination of kim jong un's brother at an airport in february. new u.s. sanctions aimed at forcing north korea to stop its nuclear program will be announced today. secretary of state rex tillerson says the move is not a signal to kim jong un that diplomacy is off the table. >> this just continues to tighten the pressure on the kim regime, all with an intention to have him understand this is only going to get worse, until you're ready to come and talk. >> president george w. bush removed north korea from the state sponsored terror list in 2008. meanwhile, kim jong un has made a new move to control his own people. he banned gatherings that involved singing and drinking. the united states took part in an air strike at a taliban drug lab in afghanistan. it's the first since last august. the top u.s. general in

afghanistan says the taliban generate about $200 million a year from poppy cultivation and opium production. and opium production in afghanistan has nearly doubled this year. the union for border patrol agents is calling the death of an agent in texas an ambush. a spokesman tells the "el paso times" they had found signs of a group near the border but doesn't know how many attacked him. the agent's partner reportedly doesn't remember what happened either. the governor of texas is offering a $20,000 reward for information. and breaking overnight, one u.s. airman is dead after the crash of a jet used for training in west texas. the t-38 talon was flying out of lachlan air force base. the plane went down in a rural area not far from the mexican border and about 14 miles from the base. you see the smoke in the distance. the talon usually carries an instructor and student. it's not clear who may have died and who may have been injured in the crash. and the ntsb is investigating two more incursions.

at san francisco airport. both incidents involved planes on runways where they shouldn't have been in the first place. one of them forced an aborted landing. the news comes amid ongoing investigations into two other incidents at the same airport involving air canada planes. the faa says over the past year there were more than 1700 runway incursions. federal investigators released new details about the small plane crash that killed former all-star pitcher roy halladay. a preliminary report says halladay was flying over 100 miles per hour just over the gulf of mexico and his plane climbed slightly before diving into the water. the preliminary report was based on information from eyewitnesses and the plane's data recorder. okay. "monday night football" action now and a lot of drama straight up until the very end with the falcons. leading the seahawks by 11. seattle's russell wilson throwing his second touchdown pass of the game.

>> they also added a two-point conversion, love these and just with seconds to go, seattle had a chance to tie it at another but -- >> ah! >> blair walsh failed that attempt at the kick. atlanta wins a thriller, 34-31. >> so close. >> it's all about that two-point conversion, you see? >> okay. sure. >> i love when they go for two. >> or if blair walsh had just gotten one extra yard. the history of that from minnesota, right? let's get to the bromance that continues between joe biden and the former president barack obama. it continued on the 75th birthday of joe biten. >> they've known for pretty chummy for their time at the white house. president obama upped the ante, with his new wish of happy birthday to joe biden. of course, appropriately done with a meme. so, the president posted this

photo where he's giving a speech and the caption reads, me, joe, about halfway through the speech i'm going to wish you a happy birthday. biden, it's my birthday! me, joe. >> happy birthday to my brother and best friend anybody could have. >> happy birthday, uncle joe. coming up, the black friday deals are starting to get a little complicated. it's no longer just about the moment the mall doors open on friday morning. we'll tell you about the deals you should jump on right now and those you should wait for. and later in "the skinny," the catwalk fail at the victoria's secret fashion show in china! wait until you see, hear how this model recovered from this. but first, here's a look at today's forecast. "world news now" weather, brought to you by points of light. light.

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much of central new york is digging out from its first major snowfall of the season. some areas got as much as 9

inches, but today's high is expected to be 52 degrees. >> 54 in utica as well. >> great. so, the weather will be clear in central new york, but for most of the east coast, thanksgiving travelers will find wet roads. otherwise, travel today will be pretty good in most of the country, except for the pacific northwest. another major storm is moving in there as you can see, bringing heavy rain and possible flooding, as much as half a foot of rain could fall. so that nasty weather couldn't come at a worse time for thanksgiving travelers. aaa predicts 51 million americans will travel more than 50 miles away from home. the highest travel volume since 2005. and as black friday steadily expands to include other days of the week, shoppers not only need to know where to find the best deals but when to find the best deals. all made to think you're getting a great deal now when you should actually hold out.

here's rebecca jarvis with some useful tips. >> reporter: more than 164 million americans gearing up to shop this holiday weekend. >> timing is everything. >> absolutely. this season you have to pay attention to when things go on sale. >> reporter: adobe analytics, crunching the numbers, finding before thanksgiving, you'll land the deepest discount on holiday decor. at target, up to 40% off christmas trees. on thanksgiving day, some of the best deals on video games, computers and sporting goods. and if it's tablets and tvs you're after, black friday might be your best bet. walmart already slashing $200 off this 55 inch samsung 4k. >> with deals across every department. >> reporter: shopping for toys? hold out for cyber monday, and

you're likely to find some of the lowest prices of the season. and there are some categories like clothing where prices continue to drop as we get closer to christmas. prices on apparel can go as low as 60% to 75% off by christmas eve. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. coming up, victoria's secret angels in china. >> plus a bonus skinny round coming up, stay with us. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ let's dance the last dance ♪ ♪ let's dance the last dance ♪ tonight ♪ let's dance the last dance ♪ tonight >> where's our disco ball. that's like a 98 degree. >> there you go. so it is the last dance before tonight's massive season finale on "dancing with the stars." >> but last night, the remaining contestants left it on the floor vying for the three final spots and the party started as any party should, with pit bull, never failing to find a stage to perform on. >> mr. worldwide. former judge and pro, julianne

hough returned to the judges bumping the possibility of a perfect score to 40. >> there were quite a few of voice. the front runners, stunts, accompanying the lightning cues as you can see there, not hard to believe, they pulled a flawless score of 40. i got to admit although i think he's a ringer because he's from "hamilton" so dancing is on his cv, his resume, he's actually pretty good. >> wow, a ringing endorsement. that's what a ringing endorsement sounds like. the other heavy favorites to win, lindsey and mark showed off their love of music and their talent. lindsey plays the violin, so she multi-tasked this time, playing while dancing, even playing while being lifted in the air, pretty cool. >> everybody can do that. >> oh, yeah? >> next to the risky move for frankie and embracing more of

frankie's manly side. instead of the producers asking that he embrace his boyish fun side, well, the judges gauge it a 38. a rough score for a free style especially at this point in the round. >> maybe they didn't appreciate him heeding their advice? >> no, they're like, frankie, we don't need you in the middle but just to go with what we're saying. >> drew did not get a perfect score either for his freestyle dance. he was very entertaining. some of the lifts were a little off. carrie ann pointed out he was a little off sync at times. >> maybe it was the group out of synch with him. do you think about that? >> i don't think he said that. >> so which is why this property brother was sent packing. >> oh. >> all three finalists return tonight for the big extravaganza.

culminating with the mirror ball trophy being handed to the winner. >> frank was rooting for drew. >> you were rooting, i'm sorry, frank. >> because his pro's dress was orange and it made him think of carrots. >> it made him a little hungry, i guess. in tribute, the world's 1 biggest lingerie fashion show. >> the victoria's secret annual fashion show got off without a hitch in china last week. bella hadid was there along with other angels. >> details. harry styles was there. performing in place of harry styles making a lot of eye contact with the ladies. we're looking at this year's fantasy bra, the brazilian model donning the fancy golden underwear worth $2 million. it used to be $1 million. >> oh, i see. and the chinese model kept the momentum going even after this tumble.

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♪ >> it's a little different. >> i don't remember this. >> i don't know that version, do you? not at all. >> bonus round. >> and a friend of the show coming out of his corner, throwing serious shade at anyone who tries to slander his name. >> that's right, we are talking about weird al yankovic. the king of parody songs has now officially trademarked the name weird al and he tweeted out a letter along with the caption. >> okay. if you really feel compelled to insult roker, gore o o o o o o o

please use a different nickname. you can call him creepy, odd, boring or silly, but you can't call them weird. >> you think he picked those adjectives specifically? over to barbra streisand who is sharing with us why we probably won't see her perform live again. >> she doesn't like stardom. she admits to stage fright. in fact, she didn't form for 27 years after forgetting some lyrics in 1967. >> you can stream her latest show available on netflix. i'm sure it has nothing to do with her announcement. it's titled "barbra." the music, the memories, the magic. but now we know, barbra streisand too humble to perform live again. and can you say ♪ bye, bye, bye, bye, bye ♪ to 'n sync's christmas merchandise. >> the group split up in 2002

but fans still love them. they put all kinds of 'n sync holiday gifts on sale. the gear was so popular it sold out in hours. is this what i'm getting for christmas? >> sorry, everybody. >> and finally, we are hearing from pink on her incredible performance at the amas. she called this stunt, hanging off the side of a skyscraper, performing her song live the scariest thing she has ever done. apparently, she and the group of aerial dancers had just five days to put this together. >> reese witherspoon said she was mesmerized by it. some of the reaction we're getting, ellen degeneres saying just when you think you have seen it all, pink outdoes herself, wow. and the first time they were up there testing out the ropes was monday, just hours before or days before the performance. >> what did she say about our performance? >> she said it -- >> did reese witherspoon comment on that one?

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