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customers and drivers. it happened last year but only came to light this week. the hackers were reportedly paid $100,000 to destroy the stolen information. now to an abc news exclusive. our continuing coverage of the shopping season in part 19, why many dealerships will be just as busy as the malls. >> abc's clayton sandell explains how car shoppers can save thousands this weekend. >> reporter: this black friday, carmakers are hoping buyers drive right past the mall and on to the dealer lot instead. >> looks like it's going for 26,510. >> reporter: taylor robinson is shopping for his first new car at this nissan dealer in denver. >> price is a big thing and black friday's got good deals. >> reporter: she's in luck. >> get a great deal during ram black friday sales event. >> reporter: this year car sales are slightly down, so the number of incentives and bargains are going up. >> right now we have $9,000,

almost $10,000 off of msrp. on this vehicle, so about 20% to 25% off.on this vehicle, so aboo 25% off. >> reporter: does it come in red? consumer reports best black friday deals include $5600 off a kia optima hybrid and $7500 off a hyundai sonata. the car buying experts at edmunds say do your research early. take test drives before the friday rush and have your financing locked in. and edmunds also says it's key to find out exactly what the dealer paid for the car. they may be willing to sell it to you for just $200 to $300 profit. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> pretty good deal. >> we'll have a more in that series tomorrow. when we come back, the new dancing champ. "the skinny" is coming up next. series tomorrow. when we come back, the new dancing champ. "the skinny" is coming up next. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny we start with the end. it is over! debbie gibson, we wish it was you, but "dancing with the stars" has a new champion. >> sorry, debbie.

but before we tell you who won, spoiler alert, but we'll warn you. let's take a look at how the season finale got under way. >> with some holiday spirit and snow and 70 degrees at the grove mall. everyone was decked out in christmas gear, especially santa. >> got to love when lynn dresses up as santa. we saw the return of our "world news now" favorite, barbara corcoran got her groove back with shirtless dudes. >> yeah, that will do it for her. let's get to it. the remaining contestants, lindsey and mark went first, combining the cha-cha and the tango in a fusion there. the couple seamlessly blended the two and pulled off a perfect score. >> next, let's go over to franky and whitney. they had the foxtrot and the tango. they really looked like they were having a great time. they were fun to watch. >> yes, but judges gotta judge though, and they gave them a 28 out of 30.

>> boo! >> then it came down to the ringer, the guy who sings and dances for a living. jordan, he is in the salsa with partner lindsay. the judges gushed over the performance, loved his blond hair. lynn calling him the most complete male celebrity dancer ever on the show. you are amazing. perfect score. >> no surprise, on that note, spoiler alert, the season 21 champion, jordan fisher, which pas , cause it means kendis was right. i was right. danya bacchus was right there and caught the winners backstage. >> i think this has been the most incredible season. thank you to everybody who voted for us. oh, my gosh. i'm sorry. i'm really just speechless right now. >> we are both speechless. it's hard to put it into words. you work so hard for so many weeks and you do things that scare you, and you spend every day together, dancing, and

pushing to get better and better and better. and to be rewarded for that at the end, we can't thank america enough. everybody who voted for us, thank you. >> you're a ringer. our congrats to jordan fisher and lindsey arnold and a reminder that all three finalists are on the red eye to new york. >> the after party is going on in times square live on gma later this morning. and that means a countdown is on to the next season of "the bachelor." jack is so excited. the analyst cannot wait. >> new year, new bachelor. same old guy. >> i can't wait, i can't wait to talk about the whole thing, and i know this was unscheduled, but whatever. >> yeah. >> i'm goin' for it. i'm ready to go. >> the silver fox talking the about the silver fox. >> we're going to move on, jack. >> i got excited.

>> chrissy teaguen and the few things she needed help with this week. first, she needed help figuring out who canceled her wakeup call in china causing her to miss the victoria's secret fashion show. >> but this is fake news, she was never going to the show, and she was chopping onions. when she shot the video. hence the tears. >> second, chrissy really needed help with what she describeds as a major live dilemma. 40% of her followers say she should get bangs. she ended up going with bangs. >> thanks for advice, followers, not going to take it. >> the third thing chrissy needed help with. >> oh, what is it? >> a major family announcement. >> not in here. me. >> baby. >> is it a baby? >> it's a baby. >> yes, that is chrissy and john legend's daughter, luna,

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giving everything in my heart and soul. because i know i'm a loving, caring, human being. i don't mind being remembered for being an alcoholic. i don't mind being that. >> and while cassidy is being remembered for facing down his demons, he also leaves behind a legacy of making people happy through his music. >> that's right. our own world music polka maestro, barry mitchell, spent some time with cassidy back in 1997. take a look. ♪ hello, world, here's a song that we're singin' ♪ ♪ come on, get happy ♪ a whole lot of love is what we'll be bringing ♪ ♪ come on get happy ♪

you. ♪ we're going to travel together ♪ ♪ we spread a little love and keep movin' on ♪ ♪ something always happens whenever we're together ♪ ♪ we get a happy feelin' when we're singin' this song ♪ ♪ travelin' along ♪ there's a song we're singin' ♪ come on, get happy ♪ come on, get happy ♪ come on, get happy >> boy, i'll tell you what, one of the highlights of my entire television career right here just happened. >> i genuinely think that's probably one of barry's. >> definitely one of barry's. >> but it does make you happy, seeing all their songs, so lighthearted, and hearing his voice, it does put a smile on your face. >> it really does. and so many around the music world are remembering him and many who aren't in the music world. harry connick jr. says he's sad to hear of the passing, by the way. >> tom arnold said who didn't want to just be him when they were young.

good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the list of men facing sexual harassment claims is growing by the day. president trump is siding with alabama senate candidate roy moore, but charlie rose was promptly fired and the longest-serving congressman is now under investigation. we have a full report up next. the pentagon investigating the alleged actions of three u.s. military members. they've been removed from a special white house communications unit. amid accusations of improper contact with foreign women during that trip. millions of teenage girls swooned over david cassidy in the '70s, and today we're remembering the life of the man who gained fame as keith partridge. david cassidy has died at the age of 67.

and they'll be inflating the giant balloons for the marci's thanksgiving day parade a little later on today just a few blocks from where we are. the radio city rockettes are getting ready for their part in the parade. millions will be watching around the world. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, november 22nd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to all of you. we begin this half hour with the latest allegation of sexual misconduct, pouring in from hollywood to capitol hill and beyond. >> the tv host, charlie rose, facing a dozen accusers and is now out of a job. claims against congressman john conyers have triggered a formal investigation. and after more than a week, of silence, zip-o, president trump is weighing in on embattled senate republican candidate roy moore. abc's elizabeth hur with the latest.

>> reporter: president trump speaking out and defending roy moore, who, as the former alabama judge faces accusations of sexual misconduct by eight women, some were teenagers at the time. >> he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen, and, you know, you have to listen to him also. >> reporter: the president suggesting sendsing an accuse dollars pedophile to the senate is better than electing a democrat. >> we don't need a liberal person in there. >> reporter: meanwhile in michigan, democrat john conyers now facing an ethics committee investigation, this after he reportedly paid more than $27,000 to a woman who claims she was fired for refusing his sexual advances. conyers acknowledges the settlement, but denies her claim. and despite facing a new accuser, this woman says al franken groped her while taking this picture, franken says he is fought stepping down. but the fallout for this tv icon was immediate. >> let me be very clear. there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. >> reporter: cbs news has fired

charlie rose. pbs and bloomberg are dropping "the charlie rose show." after nearly a dozen women told "the washington post" rose made unwanted sexual advances towards them. rose first apologized to his accusers but later said this to the tmz -- >> you want to say anything to those accusers? the people that's accusing you of all these wrongdoings? >> it's not wrongdoing. >> reporter: finally, the head of disney animation and co-founder of pixar, john lasseter, says he will take a six month leave of absence citing what he calls missteps, lassetter saying in part, i want to apologize to anyone who has ever been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or gesture they thought was out of line in any way, shape or form. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> and disney's parent company has released a statement saying we appreciate john's candor and fully support his sabbatical. in the meantime, there is

a show of support for senator al franken. it's now being met by criticism online. 36 women who once worked for "saturday night live" signed a letter backing their former colleague. they called what he did to leanne tweeden foolish, but they said they felt compelled to stand up for him. they say franken never treated them inappropriately and described him as a family man and honorable public servant. new this morning, robert mueller's russia probe is reportedly spreading. mueller's investigators are now looking into contacts between the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, and foreign heads of state. that's according to the "wall street journal." they said kushner's involvement in a dispute and meeting with a russian banker are now being looked into. we take a look overseas to the korean peninsula where a soldier who defected from the north to the south is recovering from his wounds that he suffered during his dash for freedom. >> the machine defected last monday, but we're just seeing this video now of the incident for the first time.

>> reporter: what you see here is the northern territory above the dmz, the demilitarized zone. that jeep spotted on surveillance camera, racing down the road to the south that leads to the demarcation zone. in that jeep is the defector. that white building is controlled by the north koreans, and we're told there is a barricade there that we can't see in this video because of the camera angle. the jeep seems to slow down for a moment then quickly speed the up now with headlights on. don't know if you caught that moment just now. but there's a soldier that runs after the vehicle. it looks like the defector broke throughout bars, then races past this bridge known as the bridge of 72 hours. now watch this video. these are the north korean soldiers on guard at the joint security area. after noticing that jeep, four of them running to the jeep on the left side of the screen are fully armed. now this shows the jeep falling into a ditch, stuck there, he jumps out, sprints for life to the south.

at the same time, north korean soldiers firing guns, one that looks like he's fallen is diving into a crouching position to shoot. then here is the moment where a north korean soldier steps across the white line, which would be a violation of the cease-fire agreement. after a few steps, he quickly realizes that he's crossed, then hurries back to their side. this infrared imagery showing two south korean troops trying to rescue the fallen defector, carefully crawling, then dragging this man to safety. judy cho, abc news, seoul, south korea. >> the video is seven minutes long and is absolutely captivating. our thanks to julia. one more note about this. the defector has two bullets in his body but is recovering. when he regained consciousness, he reportedly asked if he was in south korea. and when doctors told him that he was, he said he wanted to listen to some korean music.

the power of korean pop. >> very cool. >> bts. today the head of the fcc releases his plan to end net neutrality. the obama era rules ensures equal access to the internet for all americans. opponents say ending them will allow providers to block or slow down some websites unless consumers pay more. the fcc says the change will lead to more innovation. the agency votes on the plan next month. an iranian national is charged with the hack into hbo's servers earlier this year. prosecutors say mesri stole confidential data and unaired episodes of hbo shows and demanded $6 million to keep him from making them public. the hack included scripts for award winning "game of thrones." it's not clear if hbo paid any money. the busiest travel time of the year is under way. >> there were only a few dozen canceled flights for today. the airlines have added hundreds flights for the day. but a 5% increase in air travel this thanksgiving. >> more people are going to drive this weekend, despite the

highest gas prices in three years, and it appears the weather is going to cooperate as well. accuweather's paul williams with the forecast for this morning. good morning, paul. >> good mourning, diane, kendis. travel along the east coast, a problem now near laguardia and southern portions of the new england states. we're going to have problems with travel in florida. and that's where we're looking at problems in the southeast. for the central plains not a problem for travel on wednesday. the northwest will run into travel delays, as well, going into oregon. in the southwest, you should be free and clear and warmer as usual with record highs, as well. kendis, diane? >> i guess that's where we have to go is the southwest for record highs. paul, thank you. coming up, we're going back stage at the "dancing with the stars" finale to talk with the newest winner of the mirror ball trophy. we're also going behind the scenes at southwest airlines to see how its social media team keeps passengers happy during the busiest travel week of the year. you're watching "world news now." during the busiest travel week of the year. you're watching "world news now."

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society. they're the result of unhealthy lifestyles, apparently. 19% of the cancer cases result from smoking. alcohol causes 25% of the liver cancers in men, 12% in women. and obesity is responsible for 8% for all cancer cases. ikea has issued a second recall for millions of its dressers. the company recalled about 29 million dressers last summer because they can tip over. now an eighth child has been killed by one of those dressers. the government says more than 90 children have been injured by them. ikea is repeating the recall to alert consumers about the danger. all right, so with the tsa expected to screen more than 24 million passengers this week alone, there are sure to be headaches for passengers. >> and when there's a problem, people turn to social media. so here'serley with an inside look at how southwest airlines handles it all in realtime. >> reporter: heading home, lines

are longer. airlines expect 3% more flyers this weekend. >> i didn't think it with be this busy. >> reporter: if there's trouble, these days expect a tweet. and the airlines are listening. in dallas, southwest calls this their listening center where you hear the sound of fingers tapping keyboards. so what did he say, we fly? >> we fly with you all the time and today has been the worst day yet. >> reporter: that from a father with three young children trying to get to cancun. we've seen those disturbing social media videos. the passenger dragged off a jet. passengers coming to blows, and nasty tweets about missed flights, poor customer service. every day southwest is tagged 3,000 times on social media. airlines at first worry when social media burst onto the scene but now see this as a way to solve problems. >> to really see something's brewing and get on top of it a lot faster. >> reporter: oh, good, you just responded. >> we started off with hem being extremely frustrated. now he's in a better spot.m bei

extremely frustrated. now he's in a better spoim being extremely frustrated. now he's in a better spot. >> reporter: they have a team of 40 covering 24 hours a day. getting involved in about half of those 3,000 posts. >> things that you may not think were a big issue now can become a monster issue if you are not responding in an expedient manner. >> reporter: passengers are so fast on social media, they may be the first to tell the airlines something's wrong. >> we'll be able to take it to the mechanics, or we'll be able to take it to the pilots, and they'll be able to hear about it for the first time. >> reporter: and that father with three children made it to cancun. a couple of tips if you want to talk to the airline on social media. on the other side, there are operations so they can try to solve your problem. use the airlines handle in your tweet. and give them specifics about what your problem is, and don't forget, you can take the conversation private after you get the airline's attention. david kerley, abc news, dallas, texas. >> all right, coming up, more

travel insight before booking your next trip. >> the destinations offering deals right now, that's coming up next on "world news now." now, that's coming up next on "world news now."

a caribbean vacation sounds pretty nice right about now. >> i would say so, and after the hurricane season we've had, places that depend on tourism, they want everyone back, so potential deals meet be out there. >> ooh. >> here's expedia's courtney scott. >> reporter: the holidays are quickly approaching which means everybody's a little more price conscious than usual. but luckily, there are a lot of places to escape the winter cold on a budget. there's a misconception that the entire caribbean has been sidelined by recent hurricanes. but 70% of the caribbean was not impacted and is still very much up and running for tourists. one of the best places in the caribbean to find deals is in the dominican republic. beginning thanksgiving day all the way through cyber monday, there will be coupon savings on expedia.com of up to 75% off select hotels in the da men can republic.

try scheduling a visit around laromana. you can head to aruba for your winter get away. where expedia is seeing a dip in flight costs. you can explore the gorgeous beaches on the sandy side of the island or take an off-road detour to the volcanic side of aruba. while miami suffered during hurricane irma, the city is open for this holiday season. over black friday and cyber monday you'll see up to 75% off select hotels from expedia.com in this hot spot. a popular place to stay is along the south beach strip. but there are plenty of other neighborhoods to explore, including the art scene and the nightlife. if you prefer to escape the cold in mexico, consider traveling to

cancun. if you book your flight and hotel at the same time into a vacation package, you can get up to $900 off. there are so many adventures to have once you touchdown. a must-see is one of the most gorgeous islands in all of mexico. and only an hour from cancun airport. or you can head to telum. the ultimate bohemian escape. a little hippy haven less than two hours from cancun. black friday and cyber monday are right around the corner, a great time to book one of these winter deals. back to you. >> i don't know about that. >> no? >> i just looked at aruba on their website. $928 for a weekend in december. >> is that not a bargain? >> that's not a bargain at all. >> investigative journalism. our thanks to courtney scott from expedia nonetheless.

>> san juan, puerto rico, expensive as well. let's turn to the white house where president trump made headlines with a holiday tradition. >> two of his feathered constituents are now pardoned. >> reporter: good morning. president trump put his presidential pardon power to work on tuesday, sparing two lucky turkeys, wishbone and drumstick from the thanksgiving table this year all thanks to an annual presidential turkey pardon. there were some questions as to whether president trump to continue the tradition but seemed to enjoy it, taking a chance to crack a joke at president obama. >> as many of you know, i have been very active in overturning a lot of executive actions by my predecessor. however, i have been informed by the white house counsel's office that tater and tot's pardons cannot be under any

circumstances revoked. so we're not going to revoke them. so tater and tot, you can rest easy. >> reporter: drumstick was named 2017's national turkey, beating wishbone in an online poll therefore receiving the official turkey pardon, but his side kick was pardoned, as well. they will go to gobbler's rest. on the campus of virginia tech university. >> oh, drumstick, i think is going to be very happy. i'm pleased to report that unlike millions of other turkeys at this time of the year, drumstick has a very, very bright future ahead of him. >> reporter: this is a white house event steeped in history and tradition. president h.w. bush was the first president to formally pardon a thanksgiving turkey, but these stories of spared birds date back to president lincoln who possibly provided the inspiration for it all. >> kind of made you hungry, right? why do we have to pardon those two birds? >> so sensitive.

>> let's get our dancin' shoes on. ♪ dancin', yeah our dancin' shoes on. ♪ dancin', yeah

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there to see the battle for survival on the dance floor. she has the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: it was down to the wire until the very end. but after ten weeks of dancing, only one champion could be named, and that was jordan and lindsey. the season 25 finale kicked off with a christmas spectacular reunion with all 13 of this season's stars. ♪ wake me up before you go go >> reporter: and then the final competition started with lindsey and mark doing their favorite dance from the season. >> and a real sizzling part there by the guy. >> reporter: landing a perfect score. >> there we go again! >> reporter: frankie and whitney wowed the judges with their argentine tango from disney night. >> that is a fantastic argentine tango. >> reporter: also landing a perfect 30. jordan and lindsey turned up the competition with a red hot samba. >> you sort of take ownership of every bit of movement you take. >> reporter: tying the score

board with another round of tens. and all three couples had one last chance to win the mirror ball, performing a 24 hour fusion challenge. ♪ >> reporter: but in the end, the judges and fans voted, and there was one champion. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" are jordan and lindsey! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and there will be no sleep for the season 25 champions. right now they are on a plane heading to new york for a special appearance on "good morning, america." >> they do not get a break for a while after all that dancing. >> jordan tweeting overnight, oh, my god! >> do not miss them on gma later this morning. >> that's it for this half hour.

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this morning on "world news now, this morning on "world news now, the president breaks his silence. >> after 12 days of being asked about republican candidate roy moore, the president finally weighs in on the assault allegations moore is facing. plus, charlie rose speaks for the first time about the claims being made towards him as more women come forward. dramatic video coming in from north as a north korean soldier risking his life to reach freedom. he was shot several times. what he had to say once he got to florida. and breaking news, the partridge family star, david cassidy has died. we'll look back at his life and career and hear in his own words what he wanted to be remembered then we're going to long island, but not that long island, gatsby's long island, the land of millionaires and me. for the latest edition of lifestyles of the rich and kendis.

i'm looking big baller, not like lavar baller, but big baller. >> you look okay. >> it's wednesday, november 22nd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> there was a lot bit of shade in there. >> you cleaned up pretty well. >> thank you. it was the calamine lotion. >> why don't you till everybody what you just said to me. >> i said you look like a bedazzled turkey. >> yep. >> she kind of does, doesn't she? >> i'm not touchin' that. >> smart man, jack, smart man. we will get to more on your fashion conscious lifestyle. but we're starting with roy moore. >> the alabama senate candidate went on cable tv in his home state last night and vehemently denounced the allegations against him. moore said that he never dated underage women and never engaged

in sexual misconduct with anybody. >> those statements came just hours after president trump all be endorsed moore in his race against jones. the special election is just 20 days away. abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: on on his way mar-a-lago for thanksgiving vacation, president trump finally broke his silence, answering questions about roy moore. >> mr. president, is an accused child molester better than a democrat? >> he denies it. if you look at what is really going on, and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen, and you know, you have to listen to him also. you're talking about -- he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. so, you know -- >> reporter: the president coming to moore's defense as the former alabama judge faces accusations of sexual misconduct by eight women, some of whom were teenagers at the time. >> what is your message for

women, sir, during this pivotal time in this country when we're talking about sexual misconduct, you've had your own allegations against you -- >> let me just tell you, roy moore denies it. that's all i can say, and by the way, he totally denies it. >> and that message to women? >> women are very special. i think it's a very special time because a lot of things are coming out, and i think that's good for our society. and i think it's very, very good for women. and i'm very happy a lot of these things are coming out. and i'm very happy -- i'm very happy it's being exposed. >> reporter: the president faces his own accusations of sexual misconduct. more than a dozen women came forward during the campaign alleging everything from sexual assault to harassment and inappropriate behavior. he called all of them liars and promised to sue, but he never did. the president sent a clear message, electing an accused child molester would be better than electing a democrat.

>> i can tell you one thing for sure. we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat. jones, i've looked at his record. it's terrible on crime. it's terrible on the border. it's terrible in the military. i can tell you for a fact, we do not need somebody that's going to be bad on crime, bad on borders, bad with the military, bad for the second amendment. >> reporter: and president trump was asked whether he would be out campaigning for roy moore. he has not ruled that out. he said he would get back to us on it next week, but the roy moore campaign is certainly viewing president trump's comments as a boost to their campaign. it did not take long before president trump even landed in mar-a-lago. they had already turned his comments on doug jones, the democrat in this race, into a political hit on their opponent. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. >> thanks, cecelia there in washington. and the longest-serving congressman in d.c., michigan's

john conyers is facing a house ethics investigation as sexual harassment allegations emerge from a second accuser. according to the website buzzfeed, a 40-year-old sued conyers over unwanted sexual advances but later dropped that suit. conyers says they paid $27,000 to settle another complaint. and new overnight, conyers' hometown paper calling for him to step down. three more women have come forward with sexual allegations against veteran journalist charlie rose after he was fired by cbs and dropped from pbs. rose's co-hosts on cbs this morning, gayle king and nora o'donnell, opened their show by denouncing his actions to at least eight other women. rose has apologized to his accusers, but he is not characterizing his behavior as wrong. >> do you want to say anything to those accusers, those accusing you of wrongdoings? >> it's not wrongdoings. >> cbs called the allegation quote, extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior.

and gayle king says rose does not get a pass, because she can't stop thinking about the anguish of the women. and the avalanche of sexual harassment allegations is also hitting our parent company, disney. the head of pixar is taking a six-month leave of absence. john lasseter apologized to those who may have been on the receiving end of an unwanted hug or gesture. he said it was manufacturer his intent to make anyone feel disrespected or uncomfortable. the holiday getaway is now under way. millions of americans are traveling today. aaa does expect nearly 51 million of us will travel 50 or more miles for thanksgiving. that's an increase of more than 3% on of the last year. and there are nearly 900 more flights scheduled today than yesterday. >> gas prices are 30 cents more than a year ago. but the auto club says 89% of travelers will still be driving. now let's find out if the weather will cooperate. accuweather's paul williams is

here. good morning, paul. >> good morning, diane, kendis. as we take a look at thanksgiving travel, it will be wet down into the deep south. generally speaking, we're looking and expecting travel delays in seattle. however, down in l.a. as well as san francisco should have no problems whatsoever. it's going to be a big soggy for us down in miami. loor for a low pressure system swinging rain that way and slowing down for the east coast particularly at jfk. thank you. kennis, diane. >> our thanks to paul. ♪ i think i love you ♪ so what am i afraid of ♪ i'm afraid i'm unsure of ♪ a love will is no cure for >> i've never started a story like that, but so many of us will be singing like that today as we remember david cassidy. >> reporter: david cassidy, pop singer, teen idol. cassidy, catapulting to national prominence in 1970 with the tv

series "the partridge family" ♪ spread a little love and it will keep moving on ♪ >> reporter: songs on the tv sitcom topped the pop charts. ♪ i think i love you ♪ i think i love you ♪ i think i love you >> reporter: cassidy produced numerous albums with the partridge family and solo ones. he continued his music career into his later years when he began to suffer from substance abuse. earlier this year he announced he had been diagnosed with dementia, describing how he realized he may suffer this the disease. >> when family members or

friends begin to say to you, remember, i just told you this two days ago, and there's no memory of it. that's when i began to be very concerned. >> what do you most want to be remembered for? >> spreading love. bringing light into people's lives. giving everything in my heart and soul. because i know i'm a loving, caring human being. i don't mind being remembered for being an alcoholic. i don't mind being that. >> reporter: david cassidy was 67 years old. adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. ♪ i want to make you happy >> and so many people, it's not just the passing of david cassidy, but so many people are saying, good-bye childhood. diane warren among them, with him passing away, it's a sad chapter in their -- or a happy chapter in their lives going away there. more news ahead, including the race to find that missing submarine in the atlantic and why today could be a turning point. and then kendis takes us to a place where you can still live like gatsby. you're watching "world news now." like gatsby.

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seventh day the sub has been underwater. officials are worried this could be the day the crew's objections again supply runs out. the pentagon says it has recovered more remains of sergeant la david johnson who was killed in niger. the news comes more than a month after his casket arrived in the funeral. his widow was upset because she said she wasn't allowed to see his the body. the defense department is still looking into the deaths of all four soldiers killed in the ambush. and breaking overnight, an escaped inmate from alabama has been captured without incident in georgia. he was considered armed and dangerous at one point. shane verman was accused of kidnapping one man and hijacking vehicles. he had been on the run since sunday. it's the second time in the past month that turner had escaped from the same jail. coming up in our next half hour, why lagging auto sales could mean thousands of savings if you're in the market for a new car. but first, kendis heads to long island. >> long island.

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>> this is the life. straight out of the great gatsby. >> you know i might find the host. >> flashy waterfront on the north shore. but leo's life in the movies is my reality. let me take you back to the beginning. my first day here. not sure why i'm talking like that, but i digress. driving into my new home in lloyd harbor for the first time brought back flashbacks of a different movie. this looks like my sunken place. thank you, jeeves. ooh, this is fantastic. well, good morning. >> good morning, kendis. welcome to your new home! >> yes! >> maria has been my realtor through this process. >> you have arrived. this is your key to your

beautiful castle. >> check it out. this place is incredible. ♪ my new home was a relative bargain. only $8 million. for 25,000 square feet on ten acres of pristine north shore, long island land, featuring 30 separate rooms and one massively heavy front door. voila. >> every single inch of space is unique and special. the previous owner, as you can see, artfully restored this mansion to its original glory. >> i love this room. you see, i've already moved in. painting of my biological father. >> well -- >> called the fourth hills house has been owned by just a few families over the the years, the site of a revolutionary war battle. >> these are cannonballs. >> they were found on this property. the original house built in 1879. >> incredible, isn't it?

>> this is huge. it is beautiful. the views are great. i love it. i could just kind of sit here, ring my bell and the food will come? or -- my future wife. ♪ >> i would like to take you to the formal garden. >> the formal -- well, i'm dressed for the formal garden. >> correct, you're dressed for the formal garden. >> it's a walk. >> it's a short walk. but you can skip the gym today. >> ah-oh. >> are you okay? >> this is a wow moment. >> it is a wow moment.

and it's very symmetrical, and there are so many beautiful enclaves. how was your ride from new york city in this morning? >> it was a good hour and a half to get here. >> well, the most amazing thing that you can approach this property by water. >> oh, yeah, of course. >> we have a deep water dock. or land your private helicopter. >> a helicopter. >> a helicopter. >> well, of course. >> congratulations. >> thank you, i'm really, really happy here. >> that was a very manly sound you made while hanging off the helicopter. >> you should have seen me in the voice booth going wheeee! >> the graphics department never disappoints. >> they did a great job. they all did a great job, breanna and chris. >> speaking of great job, you dressed the part. >> sadly, it was all a dream. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah, this is the reality of it. i sat back and came to reality. no tuxedo. just a tuxedo shirt. >> what happened to the champagne? >> it turns out it was just a 40. oh. >> that's really how i roll. >> on old english or colt 45? >> old english, baby. it's still on the market. >> $8 million.

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flight time with this. the plane, by the way is, ooh, it costs $300 million. >> not too shabby. all right, over to some more modest accommodations. colonel sanders wants to give you a hug and take away your cell phone service. they have built this internet escape pod. it's got colonel sanders draped over the front. looks like he's giving you a hug. has a drumstick shaped door handle. go into this tent and it blocks out your wi-fi, your cell service, you will not get any kind of a signal. but if you do want the tent, they actually only made one of them, so it will cost you $10,000. >> all of that to just go into a -- >> a weird colonel sanders tent and not have your cell phone look. >> really kind of disturbing looking colonel sanders tent.

>> and it doesn't come with fried chicken. you know these contests in the uk can end up being a bad thing. yeah. i will hug you, but i will not give you any fried chicken. i'm sorry. >> sorry, i interrupted you. >> no, no, no. >> that image of colonel sanders is -- >> okay, so uk, they have, they wanted this town to put it out to the universe, please name our salt spreader here. the names that came up from some of the people out there was david plowy, and gritsy bitsy. teeny-weeny, yellow anti-slip machine. >> that's a long name. >> they were pretty creative. some that didn't make it, spready mercury and walter the salter. guy orders bubble wrap on amazon, this is how it comes packaged. bubble wrap, surrounded by one

this morning on "world news now," the holiday rush is under way. millions of us will take to the roads and skies today as we keep a close eye on two storm systems on both coasts. charlie rose responds to allegations of sexual misconduct against him, saying it's not wrongdoing. cbs fired him as three more women have come forward with accusations against the journalist. and the breaking news, pop icon david cassidy has died at the age of 67. >> we're going to look back at the life and legacy of the former teen idol. and we will dig into our own vault, barry and david, right there, good times. and the season of "dancing with the stars" has come to the end. so we'll go backstage for the big finale on the skinny this wednesday, november 22nd.

from abc news, this is "world news now." and good morning, everyone. we're going to get to the "dancing with the stars" finale in just a melt, but we have some breaking news from overseas that we have to get to right now. the u.s. military is launching a major search operation overnight after a military plane crashed in the ocean off of japan in the philippine sea. >> the navy plane had 11 crew members and passengers on board when it went down. it was flying to the "uss ronald reagan" when it crashed. other planes prosecute that aircraft carrier have been launched to loor to that plane. >> the military is in the process of notifying the next of kin. and no matter what the condition, that is probably a difficult call for any family member to get on the eve of thanksgiving. >> and the cause of the crash is still unclear. but, again, a navy plane carrying 11 people has gone down off the coast of japan.

we'll continue to monitor this breaking story for you, and we will have the latest ahead on america this morning. but back here in this country, we're going to turn to the concerns about the this will this will day traveling, the great getaway. >> the busiest travel day of the year. this was the scene in l.a. a few hours ago, the bumper to bumper traffic. more than 50 million people are expected to travel this year, the most in 12 years, david kerley has more. >> reporter: two days to thanksgiving dinner and airports are jammed. and your biggest challenge over the next few days? >> just handling the sheer volume of people going through. >> reporter: what you don't see behind the scenes is the mad dash to get you on your aircraft. in charlotte, we watching cleaners, maintenance workers, scrambling, preparing a jet that just arrived to leave. >> everything has to be done in 120 minutes. otherwise, we don't make our time. >> reporter: while weather may not be an issue this year, that doesn't mean there aren't problems. we went behind the scenes in dallas at southwest airlines

where a team of 40 watches social media, fixing problems. that passenger was worried about making a connection. let's see what he says. >> he says, oh, good, we were really worried about it. >> reporter: american airlines workers continue to work on this very busy tarmac here. passengers started traveling on friday. wednesday, a very busy day. all that leaving was spread out. everybody wants to come back on sunday. that will be a very busy travel day. david kerley, abc news, charlotte. >> and it should be noted. in case your bag does not make it on that charlotte flight, blame david kerley. hit him up on twitter personally. >> he had the vest out, and he wasn't quite sure what to do with it. >> exactly. the weather may also have a say in whether your bags and more importantly, you, make your connecting flights. >> yeah. we get the forecast right now from paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane, thanksgiving travel, wednesday before you head off to grandma's house.

if grandma is in the northwest, soggy weather. we're expecting problems throughout florida as well as right along the east coast for wednesday travel. on thanksgiving day, high pressure to the west and east, not a problem. cooler in the east, but still thunderstorms rumbling through florida and the northwest corner of the country for thanksgiving day. and mow, the big day, the one that really counts, the shopping day. scattered showers around the great lakes region but clear every where else. kendis and diane. >> we know where paul's priorities are. the big day. we turn now to charlie rose, facing a new wave of sexual harassment allegations after being fired. the latest accusers are cbs staffers who came forward after reaction from rose's two female co-hosts. and there's a new response from rose himself. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: he's out at cbs and out at pbs. he's apologized to his female accusers, but in this new video from tmz, charlie rose doesn't

characterize his actions as wrong. >> do you want to say anything to those accusers, the people that's accusing you of all these wrongdoings? >> it's not wrongdoing. >> reporter: nearly a dozen women would likely beg to differ. and rose's cbs co-hosts took their side. >> it takes a lot of courage for these women to come forward. >> reporter: in interviews with "the washington post," former employees of the charlie rose show detail unwanted advances made, they say, by the veteran broadcaster dating back to the early '90s. one describes a job interview at rose's country home, telling the post, he reached down her pants, and she pushed his hands away. as she wept, rose asked her, baby, oh, baby, why are you crying? she says she did not get the job. kyle godfree ryan, the anchorman's former assistant at his production company, says rose would repeatedly walk in front of her naked. >> she reported this to the show's executive producer, and she was told that's just charlie being charlie. >> reporter: vega now says i failed. it is crushing. i deeply regret not helping them. cbs news fired rose and released

a statement, saying it followed the revelation yesterday of extremely disturbing and intolerable behavior said to have revolved around his pbs ram. but the network reported that three women who worked at cbs also say they experienced unwanted sexual contact from rose. >> this is a moment that demands a frank and honest assessment about where we stand and more generally, the safety of women. let me be very clear. there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. >> reporter: and from rose's other co-host, gayle king -- >> he doesn't get a pass because i can't stop thinking about the anguish of these women, what happened to their dignity, what happened to their bodies, maybe even to their careers. >> reporter: rose has apologized while disputing some of the accounts, adding i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings, even though now i realize i was mistaken. and now word that the face of disney animation, john lasseter, also faces allegations of sexual misconduct. he sent a memo admitting

missteps and plans to take a six-month leave of absence. linsey davis, abc news, new york. and president trump seems to be defending alabama senate candidate roy moore as moore goes on the offensive against his accusers. in an alabama cable tv appearance, moore denies ever dating underage women and says he never engaged in sexual misconduct with anybody. meanwhile, the president all but endorsed moore while discounting the sexual claims against him. >> well, he denies it. look, he denies it. he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. you know you have to listen to him, also. >> the president hasn't ruled out campaigning for moore. he said he will announce next week whether that will happen. voters will decide between moore and democrat doug jones in just 20 days. and the house has launched an ethics investigation into allegations against congressman john conyers after he acknowledged to using taxpayer money to settle a sexual

harassment complaint from an aide. this morning, the free press is calling on him to resign as a new report arises of him making unwanted sexual advances toward another staffer. meanwhile, jackie speier says conyers is not one of the two she referred to last week as in engaging in sexual misconduct. >> it would seem to indicate there are others on capitol hill. olympic gymnast gabby douglas is joining two teammates in accusing a former gymnastics usa doctor of abuse. her claim came days after she was accused of victim shaming aly raisman. she says she didn't go public against dr. nasser until now because the memories were too painful. she also says she supports her teammates. >> and larry nassar has a court hearing in michigan. he's expected to plead guilty to multiple charges of sexual assault unrelated to his work

with usa gymnastics. he could face at least 25 years in prison. he's also awaiting sentencing on child pornography charges. we do say some congratulations in the meantime this morning to "the view" co-host, meghan mccain and her new husband. mccain and the conservative pundit, ben dom niche were married at her family's ranch in arizona. >> she was given away by her father, 81-year-old senator john mccain. meghan mccain tipped her hand earlier posting a pair of slippers that said "i do," and the #almosttime. about 100 attended the ceremony and celebration that followed. must have been quite a party. and coming up, why the best deals this weekend might not be at the mall. if you need a new car, you might be in luck. and chrissy teigen seems to be having a bit of a weird week. we're traveling her ups and downs in the "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." weird week. we're traveling her ups and downs in the "the skinny." s now."

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customers and drivers. it happened last year but only came to light this week. the hackers were reportedly paid $100,000 to destroy the stolen information. now to an abc news exclusive. our continuing coverage of the shopping season in part 19, why many dealerships will be just as busy as the malls. >> abc's clayton sandell explains how car shoppers can save thousands this weekend. >> reporter: this black friday, carmakers are hoping buyers drive right past the mall and on to the dealer lot instead. >> looks like it's going for 26,510. >> reporter: taylor robinson is shopping for his first new car at this nissan dealer in denver. >> price is a big thing and black friday's got good deals. >> reporter: she's in luck. >> get a great deal during ram black friday sales event. >> reporter: this year car sales are slightly down, so the number of incentives and bargains are going up. >> right now we have $9,000, almost $10,000 off of msrp on this vehicle, so about 20% to

25% off. >> reporter: does it come in red? consumer reports best black friday deals include $5600 off a kia optima hybrid and $7500 off a hyundai sonata. the car buying experts at edmunds say do your research early. take test drives before the friday rush and have your financing locked in. and edmunds also says it's key to find out exactly what the dealer paid for the car. they may be willing to sell it to you for just $200 to $300 profit. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> pretty good deal. >> we'll have a more in that series tomorrow. when we come back, the new dancing champ. "the skinny" is coming up next. he new dancing champ. "the skinny" is coming up next. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny we start with the end. it is over! debbie gibson, we wish it was you, but "dancing with the stars" has a new champion. >> sorry, debbie.

but before we tell you who won, spoiler alert, but we'll warn you. let's take a look at how the season finale got under way. >> with some holiday spirit and snow and 70 degrees at the grove mall, everyone was decked out in christmas gear, especially santa. >> got to love when lynn dresses up as santa. we saw the return of our "world news now" favorite, barbara corcoran got her groove back with shirtless dudes. >> yeah, that will do it for her. let's get to it. the remaining contestants, lindsey and mark went first, combining the cha-cha and the tango in a fusion there. the couple seamlessly blended the two and pulled off a perfect score. >> next, let's go over to franky and whitney. they had the foxtrot and the tango. they really looked like they were having a great time. they were fun to watch. >> yes, but judges gotta judge though, and they gave them a 28 out of 30. >> boo! >> then it came down to the

ringer, the guy who sings and dances for a living. jordan, he is in the salsa with partner lindsay. the judges gushed over the performance, loved his blond hair. lynn calling him the most complete male celebrity dancer ever on the show. you are amazing. perfect score. >> no surprise, on that note, spoiler alert, the season 21 champion, jordan fisher, which pains me, because it means kendis was right. i was right. danya bacchus was right there and caught the winners backstage. >> i think this has been the most incredible season. thank you to everybody who voted for us. oh, my gosh. i'm sorry. i'm really just speechless right now. >> we are both speechless. it's hard to put it into words. you work so hard for so many

weeks and you do things that scare you, and you spend every day together, dancing, and pushing to get better and better and better. and to be rewarded for that at the end, we can't thank america enough. everybody who voted for us, thank you. >> you're a ringer. our congrats to jordan fisher and lindsey arnold and a reminder that all three finalists are on the red eye to new york. >> the after party is going on in times square live on gma later this morning. and that means a countdown is on to the next season of "the bachelor." jack is so excited. the analyst cannot wait. >> new year, new bachelor. same old guy. >> i can't wait, i can't wait to talk about the whole thing, and i know this was unscheduled, but whatever. >> yeah. >> i'm goin' for it. i'm ready to go. >> the silver fox talking the about the silver fox. >> we're going to move on, jack. >> i got excited. >> chrissy teaguen and the few things she needed help with this

week. first, she needed help figuring out who canceled her wakeup call in china causing her to miss the victoria's secret fashion show. >> but this is fake news, she was never going to the show, and she was chopping onions. when she shot the video. hence the tears. >> second, chrissy really needed help with what she described as a major live dilemma. 40% of her followers say she should get bangs. she ended up going with bangs. >> thanks for advice, followers, not going to take it. >> the third thing chrissy needed help with. >> oh, what is it? >> a major family announcement. >> not in here. me. >> baby. >> is it a baby? >> it's a baby. >> yes, that is chrissy and john legend's daughter, luna, revealing the family is expecting another baby. >> tiegen later posted the first shot of her baby bump, as you

can see there with caption, so glad i don't have to hide this anymore. everyone i told first was like, oh, yeah, we knew. thanks. >> she also captioned the original announcement, it's john's, just to be clear. >> just so we know. finally, to a mixup. we all look alike. >> it's left actor lavar burton feeling a little under attack. >> uh-huh. >> we're talking about the man behind "reading rainbow." >> butterfly in the sky. >> people are mistaking him for another lavar, with even a different spelling. remember basketball dad lavar ball, he's been feuding with president trump over his son's shoplifting arrest on china? lavar burton here, you're a has-been actor with a thief for a son. and trump is the president of the united states, get the picture? >> how about another washed up actor, check. son caught stealing in china, check.

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dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. ♪ ♪ hello, world ♪ hello, world ♪ there's a song that we're singin' ♪ ♪ come on, get happy ♪ a whole lot of lovin' >> ah, yes, so this morning we are celebrating the life of david cassidy. the lead singer of the partridge family and one of the original teen heartthrobs, and you can see why in some of those magazine photos there. he died overnight at the age of 67. >> a representative of cassidy confirmed the news last night saying he was surrounded by those he loved with joy in his heart and free from the pain that had gripped him for so long. earlier this year, cassidy said he was retiring from touring, shortly before revealing he was battling dementia. >> the years following his meteoric rise, he was asked about his legacy by dr. phil. >> what do you most want to be

remembered for? >> spreading love, bringing light into people's lives. giving everything in my heart and soul. because i know i'm a loving, caring, human being. i don't mind being remembered for being an alcoholic. i don't mind being that. >> and while cassidy is being remembered for facing down his demons, he also leaves behind a legacy of making people happy through his music. >> that's right. our own world music polka maestro, barry mitchell, spent some time with cassidy back in 1997. take a look. ♪ hello, world, here's a song that we're singin' ♪ ♪ come on, get happy ♪ a whole lot of love is what we'll be bringing ♪ ♪ come on get happy ♪

you. ♪ we're going to travel together ♪ ♪ we spread a little love and keep movin' on ♪ ♪ something always happens whenever we're together ♪ ♪ we get a happy feelin' when we're singin' this song ♪ ♪ travelin' along ♪ there's a song we're singin' ♪ come on, get happy ♪ come on, get happy ♪ come on, get happy >> boy, i'll tell you what, one of the highlights of my entire television career right here just happened. >> i genuinely think that's probably one of barry's. >> definitely one of barry's. >> but it does make you happy, seeing all their songs, so lighthearted, and hearing his voice, it does put a smile on your face. >> it really does. and so many around the music world are remembering him and many who aren't in the music world. harry connick jr. says he's sad to hear of the passing, by the way. >> tom arnold said who didn't want to just be him when they were young.

making news in america this morning, president trump siding with roy moore. >> he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. >> reports this morning that the president privately doubted moore's accusers. also new this morning, additional accusers coming forward accusing tv icon charlie rose of sexual misconduct. rose's unexpected response to the scandal that got him fired. new video shows the moment a north korean soldier speeds in a jeep for the border then makes a run for south korea before being shot multiple times. this morning, see how he made it. remembering a '70s teen heartthrob. >> look, i didn't ask those girls to chase me. >> david cassidy dies at 67. how he captivated a generation and the wish he made as he took on dementia. pl