this morning on "world news now" the headline from the storm zone. dozens of people are still unaccounted for. >> conditions are getting worse. people running out of food and water. and without cell service or electricity it's difficult to connect people with supplies arriving. also the new interview with president trump opening up about whether he thinks climate change is a hoax. plus, he explains that speech in which he appeared to mock brett kavanaugh's accuser. it's the video that is tough to watch. a boy with special needs dragged down hallways and up the stairs by a teacher and a nurse. what the adults are now facing. we have video evidence showing what kendis gibson was doing this weekend and why he's not here right now. he hopped on the longest flight in the world. more than 17 hours in the air.

so, how did it go? that's all ahead on this monday, october 15th. so was that punishment that they stuck him on a plane for 17 hours? i don't -- >> no, i mean that's historic. we've heard so much about this flight being the longest one ever. we get an inside look. >> i don't care because i get to be here with this lady right here, stephanie ramos. it's the d.c. takeover. >> d.c. >> d.c. takeover. we'll be here for a few days because kendis is somewhere overseas for 17 hours. diane is not here. we have a lot of surprises planned. what do we got planned this week? >> it's a surprise. we can't reveal the surprise just yet. >> that is true. >> you have to watch all week. >> you have to watch. speaking of this week, folks in the southeast are still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane michael. >> the official death toll is

now at 18, but dozens of people are still missing. hundreds of thousands of customers are without power and are not likely to have it restored for at least another week. >>he director of fema say this damage is the worst he's seen and president trump plans to visit affected areas in florida and georgia today. abc's rob marciano has more. >> reporter: parts of the florida panhandle being likened to a war zone days after hurricane michael carved a path of destruction across the region. the search for the dozens of unaccounted for continues. one family learning the fate of their relatives when looking online through an interactive help finding this, the word help spelled out in timber. >> i contacted emergency services and they went out there to do a welfare check. >> reporter: finding frustrated residents is as easy as finding destruction. >> i can't hardly eat or sleep. >> reporter: this man rode out the storm inside his home.

now struggling to clean up and salvage what he can. refusing to leave at night. where were you hanging out inside the house? >> mostly the front porch. >> reporter: michael left thousands homeless. this line of cars outside a fema distribution point where soldiers are giving out cases of water and other supplies. >> people have been smiling. some people have been crying that they're getting some help. >> reporter: with much of the aid delivered from places like these local churches. the problem is basic communication. text alerts letting people know where they can find food and water but many are without cell service or power to charge their phones. in mexico beach where michael's winds were most ferocious, some homeowners were returning to survey the damage and salvage what they can. as search and rescue teams look for signs of life, our will carr is there. >> with dozens unaccounted for there is an urgent search going on. crews pushed into this marshland looking at cars and boats and when they clear them they smack the green stickers on them. >> reporter: officials hopeful that number of missing will go

down as they find out where people have gone and are able to get in contact with loved ones. fema's director touring the devastation. 19,000 people registering for federal assistance. fema telling residents to only return when they're told it's safe and to expect extended power outages. still hundreds of thousands without power. but gulf power now promising to have 95% of their customers back online in less than ten days. the issue is a lot of homeowners will have to make repairs to their homes in order to accept that power when the lines get back up. rob marciano, abc news, callaway, florida. >> all right, our thanks to rob. as president trump prepares to head to the storm zone he's casting doubt on science linking the uptick in powerful hurricanes to climate change. in a wide-ranging interview with "60 minutes" the president claimed he's not denying climate change, but he said the scientists have a big political agenda. >> i think something is happening, something is changing

and it'll change back again. i don't think it's a hoax. i think there's probably a difference but i don't know that it's manmade. >> the president defended his warm approach to kim jong-un saying he trusts the north korean leader. he said he knows more about nato than defense secretary james mattis and remember that campaign rally where the president mocked brett kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford. well, trump says that speech is the reason kavanaugh was confirmed to the supreme court. president trump's job approval rating has climbed to its second highest since taking office. and the democrats are holding a double digit lead over republicans with the midterm elections three weeks away. tara palmeri takes a look at the numbers. >> reporter: boosted by strong ratings, the president has a 41% approval rating. up from 36% in late august according to a new abc news/"washington post" poll but still 54% disapprove. a potential problem for republican candidates. democratic candidates for the house lead republicans by 11 points among the registered voters.

53% to 42%. >> i think the house will be difficult for the republicans to maintain but i think given the last ten days the president's had now not impossible. >> reporter: that advantage by the democrats reflects a wide gender gap. women support democratic candidates by 59% to 37% with men split about evenly, 46% to 48%. women are also expressing a sense of urgency. >> 70% of women in our poll said this midterm election is more important than any other so far. that's not good for republicans. >> reporter: the number of americans who say they want democrats to control congress as a check on the president slipped to 54%. down from 60% in august but they are still a majority. >> democrats are feeling this resistance by focusing kitchen table issues like health care. i have to say this. young people, they're showing an interest. >> reporter: saturday night the president making his case. >> you can either vote for democrat mob rule or you can vote for a republican party that

stands proudly for law and order, fairness, freedom and justice. >> reporter: this latest poll also shows voters are more engaged than ever with 76% saying they are certain to vote. higher than normal for a midterm election year. tara palmeri, abc news, washington. some major developments in the case of missing journalist jamal khashoggi. he has not been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul nearly two weeks ago and turkish officials have said they have proof he was killed in that building. now saudi arabia's king has called the president of turkey, they are considering establishing a group to work on the case. that call came hours after saudi arabia's threatened retaliation for any sanctions imposed on it because of the khashoggi case. president trump told "60 minutes" last night that there would be severe punishment of saudi arabia if it is responsible for khashoggi's disappearance and suspected murder.

two people in chesapeake, virginia are in critical condition after a house explosion. it caused what officials are calling devastating damage to the house. seven other people were also injured including two firefighters. crews from the local gas utility are helping investigate the cause of that explosion. three northern california counties are in darkness overnight on purpose. pacific gas and electric plans to shut off service to 17,000 customers in the bay area to prevent the spread of potential wildfires. another 70,000 in the sierra foothills region are part of the planned outages. the goal is to restore power monday night. pope francis has named two new saints, first was pope paul vi who was pope from 1963 to 1978. francis credited him with turning the church's attention to the plight of the poor. also named was an archbishop from el salvador. oscar romero was killed while celebrating mass in 1980.

he angered el salvador's leaders by demanding an end to military repression. some breaking news this morning, sears has filed for bankruptcy. the legendary retailer has closed hundreds of stores and struggled with big losses for years. as part of its filing sears is expected to close at least 150 stores immediately and that's according to "the wall street journal." the paper also says lenders have agreed to provide up to $600 million in financing which will allow sears to keep operating while it restructures. all right, wine connoisseurs, a bottle of wine has smashed the sales record, 1945 bottle of -- is that romani. >> romani conti burgundy and sold for 17 times the estimate. $558,000. sotheby's sold another bottle of the rare vintage in the same auction for just short of a half million dollars. both sold for more than twice the previous record.

but scotch had them both beat. a bottle of the mcallen 1926 scotch whiskey, guess how much it fetched? >> a lot. thousands. >> 800 -- $800,000. at six glasses per bottle that's $93,000 a glass. thanks for the help on the math, everybody. >> i'm good with a $20 bottle. if you buy a lottery ticket you might be able to afford one of those. there's lots of money to be won if you have a couple of bucks and a dream. that's all you need. >> that's all you need. >> mega millions jackpot at an astounding $654 million and it is climbing, folks. by the time the numbers are drawn tomorrow night, it's expected to be well past the record of 656 million which was set back in 2012. >> meantime, powerball is only at just a measly $345 million for wednesday night's next drawing. that's a combined $999 million and rising over two days, a

billion dollar lottery. what are the chances you can actually win both of those? >> slim. >> slim to none? >> yes. >> slim to none. >> that's a lot of money. like what do you even do with all of that? there's plenty to do. >> i wouldn't be here. but for now, coming up, the vandals that struck a revolutionary war monument. >> someone got slapped with googly eyes. that statue. hear why officials are not laughing about it, though. and later the t-rex takeover later in "the mix." you can find us on facebook, you can find us on facebook, wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." ews now."

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store has led to charges of racism. this surveillance video shows the woman at the counter, you see her there leaning over, being grazed by the backpack of a 9-year-old boy as he's walking out with his mom. >> that led theresa klein to call police claiming she had been sexually assaulted by the child. police never arrived on the scene leading to speculation that the 911 call was never placed. klein has since watched the recording and apologized. she says the boy's mother threatened her so she still may pursue charges. in kentucky there is growing outrage over the alleged abuse of an autistic boy caught on video. >> it shows a teacher and nurse dragging the boy through school hallways and up a stairwell. here's the latest now from abc's janai norman. >> reporter: a kentucky mom wants answers about this surveillance video capturing her 11-year-old son thatcher seen here sitting on the floor of his

school, his service dog beside him before being dragged through the halls by a teacher and school nurse. at one point the pair even dragging him up a flight of stairs. thatcher's dog forced to follow along. thatcher who has nonverbal autism visibly uncomfortable. >> he's clearly screaming. he doesn't want them to do this. >> reporter: jo grayson says the teacher texted her saying teacher texted her saying thatcher refused to stand so they picked him up. at home she noticed bumps and bruises on her son's body and turned to the school for questions. it prompted investigations by school officials and state authorities. >> he'll remember this for the rest of his life. autism or no autism, any kid would remember that. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, the district said incidents of this nature are isolated and there is absolutely no tolerance for the conduct of the employee in this incident. adding that the teacher involved in this instance is no longer employed by the fayette county public schools. grayson says they should have better training to handle this. grayson says it has been a setback for thatcher and the

fact he's nonverbal and can't tell her when something happened makes her even more nervous about sending him back to school. janai norman, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to janai. a war hero is taking a wide-eyed look at the residence of savannah, georgia. >> one way to put it. police are trying to figure out who slapped a set of googly eyes on this statue. savannah authorities are not laughing. they're looking over surveillance images to see who did this. you know, it could have been a whole lot worse. >> my googly eyes, i really like -- >> that's not bad. >> it's not a bad look. coming up -- >> the world's longest nonstop flight, kendis takes us there. so excited for this story. that's coming up next on "world news now." iant get away

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in this latest installment of where in the world is kendis san diego, over the weekend a new milestone, the longest nonstop flight in the world. >> kendis was on board this singapore airlines flight. ♪ >> just got to the airport here at newark. our flight is in four hours which begins this long, long, long journey. here we go. brand-new plane. it is more fuel efficient which makes it more cost effective for the airline to operate this 19-hour flight. so the cabin is more comfortable. the food is fantastic. your entertainment. >> two classes to this plane. business class and premium economy but even the premium economy, i got to say, is pretty good. >> so they give you an amenities kit. a crease release.

do you see a difference? so we're basically about one hour into the flight now. i'm not tired yet but when i am i could just kind of tuck my legs in here, lay back, watch the 1200 hours of movies and tv shows. >> this would be the saute -- >> the meals were specially designed. supposed to be less than 2,000 calories on the day. we decided to take this flight why? >> because i'm kind of an aviation enthusiast and i'm always looking to try out a new type of aircraft and a new experience. ♪ >> i could laugh, i could cry. i never loved mother earth as touchdown,do right now. we made it. yeah. thank you. >> he was overdressed for the g.

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i want candy! it is time for "the mix." and iowa state, they went a different route with their halftime show. they nixed the dancers and cheerleaders and, tah-dah, they had dozens and dozens of inflatable t-rexs storm the field to dance to the theme song from "jurassic park". >> really? ♪ it worked. it's entertaining, they're not the most coordinated bunch. >> they aren't in sync. >> it's different. it's creative. >> the water in ames can keep nif e g becaus biggest upsets and become a habit for the team.

this is an ongoing thing. >> maybe it would have been better for them to do "thriller." ♪ thriller >> and probably dress up as -- >> you like my little t-rex arms. >> googly eyes down and t-rex arms down. >> you know what, speaking of dancing, do your kids floss? >> they're not flossing -- the floss dance. >> everybody is doing the floss including the iconic ohio state band. the ohio state, yes, during their halftime show over the weekend, marching musicians got in formation to do the dance of the backpack kid. >> look at that. >> it needs to be a little faster. >> i see. okay, i see it now. it's like three people that are doing the floss. >> everybody is doing the floss. you know who hasn't done the floss? >> they do it better than kendis.

>> has stephanie done the floss? >> i never attempted to do it. maybe after this. you can try and do it. that's not it. >> okay, so -- >> you like this? like my floss, everybody? >> all right. >> we can do something else. these schools are getting really creative. you did that on national tv. >> yeah. so there's a couple in houston, they created a beer for dogs. that's right. beer for dogs. now, megan and steve long said they learned how to brew beer for dogs that does not contain alcohol and learned this when their rottweiler mix, rocky, started to have digestion problems a few years ago and seem they call it beer but it helps out their dog. >> maybe the cat, the friend of that dog, was thirsty as well because take a look at that right there. thirsty cat. that's the way to toss to break. >> determined to get to the water. doesn't want to go around the shower curtain. he'll chew right

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this morning on "world news now" president trump in a heated interview pressed on his claims he and kim jong-un fell in love and what he found most surprising about the job of being president. the president heads to florida to the storm zone just hours from now. the desperation there on display. one family forced to spell out help using logs. new this half hour, the murder mystery involving a young model. >> she was struck by a bullet while driving to work. who fired that fatal shot? police are asking for the public's help. and she's no longer into him. ariana grande breaks free from pete davidson after only five months of dating him but are there any tears left to cry? we're taking a closer look at the couple's brief but intense romance.

it's monday, october 15th. say it ain't so. >> i was disappointed to hear that. >> this was going to be the love and marriage that would go for centuries, forever, eternity. >> i was happy for them. pete davidson has been through a lot but who knows. who knows, they may still be dating, be friends. we begin with president trump surrounding -- or sounding off on a wide variety of topics from climate change to his relationship with some of the world's most brutal and he talked about his newfound affection for north korea's leader kim jong-un. >> why do you love that guy? >> look, look, i like -- i get

along with him, okay. >> but you said you love him. >> it's like -- >> like an embrace. >> let it be an embrace. >> he's a bad guy. >> look, let it be whatever it is. >> people don't understand why you never have a harsh word for vladimir putin. >> okay. >> i don't understand. >> you don't know what i talked about with putin in the meeting prior to the press conference. >> i mean publicly you never say anything harsh -- >> excuse me, i didn't? i'm the one that gave ukraine offensive weapons. obama sent pillows and blankets. i'm not saying i trust everyone in the white house. i'm not a baby. this is a tough business. this is a vicious place. washington, d.c. is a vicious, vicious place. vicious place. the attacks, the bad-mouthing, the speaking behind your back. you know, and my way, i feel very comfortable here. >> intense interview.

on climate change the president questioned the motive of scientists sounding the alarm and suggested that the climate will change back. he did not deny the existence of climate change but said responding to it could put the u.s. at a disadvantage and cost millions of jobs. tension is rising between longtime allies because of the disappearance and suspected murder of "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi. he hasn't been seen in nearly two weeks since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. now saudi arabia's king and turkey's president have spoken about the case and may put together a group to work on it. janai norman has more. >> reporter: saudi arabia denying any role in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi and promising to push back against any severe punishment targeting its government. it's a veiled response to president trump's threat made in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we're going to get to it. >> reporter: he was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2nd.

>> there is a lot at stake and maybe especially so because this man was a reporter. there's something -- you'll be surprised to hear me say that. there's something really terrible and disgusting about that if that were the case. >> reporter: he insists even if saudi involvement is confirmed he will not cancel a lucrative arms deal with them. >> all these companies, i don't want to hurt jobs. i don't want to lose an order like that. there are other ways of punishing. >> reporter: the foreign ministers of germany, the uk and france saying there needs to be a credible investigation to establish the truth about what happened. global business leaders now reassessing their ties with saudi arabia. many sponsors and attendees pulling out of an upcoming conference. that doesn't include steve mnuchin. >> mr. mnuchin will make up his

mind as the week progresses. >> reporter: but senator marco rubio told jake tapper it's a poor choice. >> i don't think we should continue with business as usual. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, washington. the death toll from hurricane michael stands at 18. but that number is sure to rise. many of those who survived in the florida panhandle don't have food, water, electricity and other necessities. a family in a rural area about 20 miles from where michael made landfall used logs to spell out help. a relative spotted it and they were rescued. the president and first lady will visit the storm zone today to see the destruction firsthand. the fema chief says it's the worst he's seen. rob marciano is there. >> reporter: everything has to come in from the outside and we're certainly seeing a lot of that over the weekend. fema started to ramp up supplies. a huge influx of supplies from aid groups and church groups and

other volunteer groups bringing in food, bringing in water, bringing in clothes, diapers and that sort of thing. >> hundreds of thousands of people in five states are without power and many are unlikely to have electricity before next week. the president is considering revamping the controversial policy of separating migrant families at the mexico border. it comes as the administration released new video of a texas detention center housing 2400 unaccompanied minors. here is tara palmeri. >> reporter: just weeks ahead of the midterms president trump putting a spotlight on immigration. this amid a report his administration is considering a new take on family separation at the border. >> we have the dumbest immigration laws in the world. the world laughs at us but we're getting them changed. >> reporter: while the president says family separation could deter illegal immigration -- >> if they feel there will be separation, they don't come. you know, if they feel there's separation it's a terrible

situation. >> reporter: he cited no evidence and gave no proof they're bringing children into the country to bypass immigration laws. >> everybody wants to come in and they come in illegally and they use children. in many cases, the children aren't theirs. they grab them. >> reporter: the president is considering a plan that gives parents who cross the border illegally two choices, stay in detention for months or years with their children as they await immigration proceedings or allow children to wait in government facilities until relatives are located. >> and i said to him that i feel that's unacceptable and he felt the same. >> reporter: the crackdown on illegal immigration ended in june because of legal setbacks but many children remain in detention. u.s. officials say more than 200 are not eligible for reunification or release. the department of health and human services out with a new video from a texas detention center where 2400 children are

housed. here they're seen playing, eating together and bunking in tight quarters. tara palmeri, abc news, washington. tara, thank you very much. boston sports fans, they had a really big night. one baseball game and one football game equaled two wins. >> yeah, in baseball jackie bradley jr.'s three-run double put the red sox ahead to stay in game two of the american league championship series. the sox went on to beat houston 7-5 to even the series at a game apiece. 20 miles south in foxborough, tom brady ran for a touchdown and threw for another in the patriots 43-40 shootout win over kansas city. jack, how do you feel about that? >> sorry, chiefs. >> i failed to care about either game. did not care about either game. >> yeah, well -- >> you know what he does care about? he cares about "the bachelor" more than that game.

international bachelor and stateside bachelor. not many can throw a football like tom brady. we can agree on that. add mma star conor mcgregor to that list. >> ooh. look at that. mcgregor took a stab at tossing the pigskin in dallas before the jaguars/cowboys game and it didn't go well. one reporter described the lefty's throwing motion as rare. he can't throw a ball but he can throw a punch. >> would they say that to his face? probably not. >> he doesn't have the grip right. >> use the man for that 40-7 beatdown. >> maybe in ireland they don't -- they play rugby and other things but -- >> maybe he was just having a little fun with it. ah, i'm going to be sloppy wittt e's still an athlete. coming up, dirt bikers filling the streets of one major city and police forced to take dozens of those bikes. later in "the skinny" lots of improvement among the

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♪ well, look at this scene. di well, look at this scene. dirt bikers fill the streets of philadelphia to remember one of their own. kyrell tyler known as dirt bike rell was shot to death four years ago. he was known for posting his stunts to social media. but police confiscated at least 30 vehicles in this tribute to him. most are illegal to drive and ride on the city streets. officers also recovered at least two guns. turning to the deepening mystery in georgia over a bizarre death of a young model. >> she was driving to work when her car veered into oncoming traffic and crashed. well, when she got to the hospital doctors saw she had been shot in the neck. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: a mystery deepening as investigators hunt for an elusive suspect who opened fire as this model drove to work on this georgia road. >> we just have so many unanswered questions. >> reporter: police saying surveillance video from this gas station outside atlanta key to

tracking down a killer. cameras rapturing kelsey quayle's mazda as it suddenly swerves into oncoming traffic slamming into two cars before crashing. the model rushed to the hospital. >> upon her being transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, it was found that she had suffered a gunshot wound. >> reporter: doctors discovering a bullet wound in her neck. >> we have no reports of anyone reporting any gunfire. no reports of anybody driving erratically. >> reporter: quayle did not survive. her case, baffling. >> she was the sweetest person and just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: her family desperate for answers. >> i just want to know who did this. it's ridiculous. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: as authorities scramble to catch an unknown assailant. right now police say they don't have any credible leads, asking anyone who may have seen that shooting or crash to come forward. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> such an awful case. britain's prince harry and his wife meghan are in australia

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♪ ♪ ♪ ariana's feeling it. ariana's feeling it. >> ariana. >> time to -- >> you know who she ain't feeling. >> she's not feeling pete davidson. we're starting out with the -- >> breaking news, priana is over. grandison.

do you like that -- ariana and pete davidson are no more. they called off their engagement. no one saw this coming. >> there were some trouble signs i guess you can say. some are saying including the "snl" cast member covering up one of his grande related tattoos and deleting this instagram account. >> grande for her part hasn't posted photos of davidson for days. the couple have been dating for only five months but those 20 odd weeks have been a whirlwind. take a look. >> you didn't have to get engaged to ariana grande to come on our show. we -- >> but i did, though. ♪ in my life look in my mind ♪ no better place all the time >> jokingly said to my tour manager, i'm going to marry him 100%. i'm really marrying him.

♪ >> like if we break up but we won't, there will be a song called "pete davidson" in kmart and i'll be working there. >> was this play on? that was the song "pete davidson." i was happy to see them together. he's been through so much. >> he has and his clout on "snl" just went way up. everybody wanted to see pete davidson. >> he talked about their relationship. i mean we just saw a clip. he talked about his relationship at the start of "snl," you know, joked around, was it going to last and here we are. tmz is reporting sources say despite the breakup the two still have love for each other and -- >> you know what, we'll pray for them. next to the high energy and

high drama on the ballroom floor. >> week two of the "dancing with the stars: juniors" saw a marked improvement among the young stars. not everyone is coming back. >> among one of the most eye-popping performances was ariana greenblatt and pro partner art young, doing their jive, complete with a flip there. that earned them an impressive 24 out of 30. >> they're so good. all of these kids are so talented. they're great. miles brown from "black-ish" and riley arnold did an impressive, even acrobatic tango. >> that third couple tying for 24 was mackenzie zielger and sage rosen with their varsity themed quickstep. look at that. >> so cute. alana, honey boo boo, girlfriend, brought her trademark but only scored 19 points.

>> kameron couch and partner hudson west scored a 22 for their paso doble. >> unfortunately they got eliminated. all the kids -- >> you're all winners. >> they get emotional and they don't want to go. i can't watch this. overseas to the new development in that stunning turn on "the bachelor vietnam." >> back in september the rose ceremony made worldwide headlines when one contestant left the show to be with her. >> she came back telling "the bachelor" she wished to continue her bachelor journey with him. >> now the show's producer has confirmed the two women are now both off the show and together as a couple. >> all right, so they moved on.

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what the hell are you? what the hell are you? >> and "venom" took another giant bite out of the weekend box office pulling in more than $30 million for a second week in a row. "a star is born" also held its second place slot. "first man" barely getting off the launchpad in third place. >> if you spent the weekend at the movies or enjoying the fall weather, because it was a little chilly up here this weekend, you likely missed a few headlines. >> here's our "weekend rewind." >> 1700 search and rescue personnel converging on the florida panhandle working together in the hopes of finding storm victims still alive. putting canine units to work, the estimated loss from

michael's destruction reaching $6 billion and of course today still the high priority is the search for those that may be still alive. earlier today we secured the release of pastor andrew brunson from turkey. >> andrew brunson an evangelical pastor from north carolina was convicted by a turkish court who accused him of spying and aiding terrorists. brunson and officials deny the charges. he celebrated the end of his detention. >> from a turkish prison to the white house in 24 hours, that's not bad. [ applause ] "the new york times" reporting that president trump's son-in-law jared kushner likely paid almost no income taxes between 2009 and 2016. kushner whose net worth is believed to be around $324 million according to the report used a tax code loophole for real estate investors to minimize what he owed.

the report makes it clear that there was nothing ill. a spokesman for him says he paid all taxes due. princess eugenie got married today. the extended royal family on hand. her father helping with the train of her dress at st. george's chapel. i'm proud to welcome kanye west, yezus. he wants to make one or two brief lucid remarks. >> first, let me begin with the idea that time is a myth. infinite amounts of universe. i'm a prisoner in a different dimension. have i lost anyone so far? >> oh, this guy might be cuckoo. in the room with dennis rodman and kim jong-un and they made a lot more sense than him. >> alec baldwin back on "snl." "snl" having a little fun with the oval office. >> they've had plenty of material for this past year. slow news days, do they exist anymore? >> they're gone. >> that's a myth.

making news in america this morning, president trump travels to the storm zone today as we get a new view of the destruction caused by hurricane michael. the number of people missing and the biggest challenge right now in the search for survivors. breaking overnight, kensington palace announces duchess meghan markle and prince harry are expecting a baby. affirmative action on trial. a landmark lawsuit against harvard university is brought by asian-american students who failed to gain admission. what to expect today. plus, the murder mystery. after a young model is shot while driving to work. a government wildlife official comes under fire for the photos from his african hunting trip. should he lose his job?