long lines of lottery dreamers for tonight's mega millions drawing. the jackpot will be at least $970 million. that's the second largest lottery grand prize in u.s. history. if you don't win, tomorrow night the powerball jackpot will also be worth at least $430 million. that's a location there in southern california. turning now to the details we're learning about that dramatic mine shaft rescue we told you about yesterday. this happened in arizona. >> a 62-year-old man who fell ten stories down an old gold mine shaft and stuck there for more than two days. abc's will carr has more. >> reporter: for the first time we're seeing the daring rescue. search and rescue crews in arizona pulling a man to safety from this mine shaft after he went searching for gold. who wound up trapped for more than two days at the bottom of that dark and narrow hole. >> the actions of the folks

standing here with me and many others not present saved a life yesterday in a very challenging circumstance that had incredibly dangerous dynamics. >> reporter: according to authorities, he repelled halfway down the 100-foot shaft, lost control and plunged 50 feet to the bottom, breaking both legs. >> his legs broke all to hell and he's going to have to have somebody to repel down in there. >> reporter: making matters worse, his friend says he landed in a rattlesnake den. >> three of them he said he killed, i guess. >> reporter: he clung to life inside that shaft until his friend terry came to the rescue and called 911. >> he had called me monday and told me he was coming to the mine. we always had a deal, well, if he's not back by tuesday -- >> reporter: shrader would go looking for him. a deal that might have saved his friend's life. he was air lifted to a hospital in phoenix where he underwent surgery. he is now with his family and says he's thankful to be alive

and looking forward to a successful recovery. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> that deal was crazy intuition. they made a pact that one would look for the other. >> the important issue right now is did he get any gold? i mean, he was down there for two days. >> he got away with his life, which is the good news there. >> that's nice and all. >> you want the gold. >> yes. what did he bring up? good for him. kendall jenner is lashing out at tmz because it revealed the exact location of her home. >> tmz posted a story about her alleged stalker showing up to her pool and not only revealed the location of jenner's home but also posted pictures of it. gave everybody a tip there. in a series of tweets, jenner says she understands what she signed up for as a public figure, but she says tmz has gone too far and put her life in danger. that is terrifying to share the location, share the pictures. invasion of privacy at its best. >> there are star tours that take place all the time, people

can get on the tours and find out where they live. >> it's true. we're learning this morning that maroon 5 was likely not the first choice to headline the super bowl halftime show. >> according to "us weekly," rihanna was originally offered the high-profile gig but she turned it down to show solidarity for colin kaepernick's protest against police brutality and racial inequality. >> "entertainment tonight" is reporting that organizers made the same offer to pink and she said thanks but no thanks. >> they're great performers. >> they're getting millions of dollars. when we get back, the exciting new snack for "golden girls" binge watching. >> and john stamos is talking about his sex life. about sex, his sex life. "the skinny" is next. "golden girls" binge watching.

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beautiful and can sing as well. >> you took nice pills sdaid. >> we're going to start with the exciting new product that you can't actually find anymore in a lot of places, the "golden girls" cereal. >> it's a brand-new breakfast cereal inspired by dorothy, blanche, rose and sophia. it's not exactly the ladies' favorite cheesecake, but it's actually maybe even better than cheesecake, it's a cereal. >> yeah, it's multigrain loops and colored blue. it's made by a culture company called funko and it's available for only a limited time. funko says when they run out, that's it. they're available at some target stores but people are having a hard time finding them. >> mark saying because the ladies had blue hair. the box is cute. it comes with a collectible toy of one of the golden girls like a surprise in a cracker jack box.

this comes with a whopping $8 a box price tag. >> that's whopping? >> cereal is $8? i don't buy cereal that often. >> about 5 bucks for cereal. >> so a little premium. >> they already sold out of many, many stores. there's been this online thing where people have been like, hey, do you know where i can find one box here in this zip code and that zip code? the company says once they run out, that's it. now they are going on ebay for as much as $30. >> 30 bucks. >> yeah. >> now that's whopping. >> that is whopping, indeed. collector's item. okay. cardi b as she likes it in the warm embrace of many of her adoring fans. >> cardi turned out at a public housing project in brooklyn passing out winter coats, along with a lot of love. >> yeah. spreading the love there. hundreds of fans waited for hours for their idol to arrive. when she did, even she was overwhelmed by the size of the crowd. >> what's up, everybody? let's go!

people we thinking we're wild animals and we be wilding in the club, that we, you know, be doing music videos but we're always trying to make a change in our community. it starts with the kids, you know what i'm saying? what's popping? >> she's making a difference as only cardi could. cardi was also presented a key to the housing complex so she can return any time. good to see her out doing good. >> i'm watching her and trying to do the over-under on whether jack knows a single cardi b song. >> jack? >> i am alert and i cannot name any cardi b songs. >> not a single one? >> not a single one. >> tony, no? >> and i'm okay with that. >> you know who knows all cardi b lyrics? whit johnson. whit johnson knows all of them. next over to barbara bush.

move over, rather, we should say -- >> just three months after announcing their engagement, supermodel karlie kloss and josh kushner, jared kushner's brother, have tied the knot looking beautiful and happy there. karlie and the couple took to instagram to share the news. >> "people" magazine reports 80 guests attended the small jewish wedding ceremony which was held in upstate new york state. the bride who just converted to judaism in june we're told wore a dior gown. >> looking like a vision. congratulations. next, if you're going to photo bomb an engagement shoot, do it the right way and just get after it. >> amy schumer and her husband chris fischer did that to a couple in central park. so that's amy on the right. >> it's hard to see it there. >> yeah. speaking of married life and babies -- >> okay, so john stamos has revealed that his 6-month-old son is getting in the way, ruining his sex life. he appeared on "live" with kelly and ryan describing his son billy as a -- >> a c-block.

despite the lack of sex life, the "fuller house" star says he couldn't be happier with fatherhood. that's marriage after kids, though.

♪ so live your life ♪ instead of chasing that paper ♪ ♪ just live your life "live your life" was a top song ten years ago. i thought it was a recent club banger. that's sad. a lot of life lived. "roseanne," legalized pot, road trip anybody? canada? >> new royal baby news. there was "i'm every woman" like we've never heard it before and here is your "friday rewind." >> d'arreion toles says he was returning from work friday night to his loft apartment in downtown st. louis when hilary mueller tried to prevent him entering the building. >> ma'am, you're not security. you're not the property manager. >> but i live here. >> i live here, too.

you followed me all the way to the door. >> reporter: the video reeks of a phenomenon that is playing out all over the country, white people calling the police on black people doing everyday things. this woman, teresa klein -- >> i was just sexually assaulted by a child. >> go home. >> reporter: she claimed to be on the phone with 911 after she alleged this 9-year-old boy grabbed her inside a brooklyn convenience store. after watching surveillance video two days later which indicates it was his bookbag that grazed her backside, she apologized. >> roseanne's character died from an overdose of opoids. >> she must have taken the pills right before bed and with her health issues it was enough to stop her breathing. >> wait, what? mom overdosed? >> that doesn't make any sense. >> yeah, it was like there was a death in the family. we really missed her a whole lot. >> reporter: recreational marijuana is now legal across canada. >> reporter: the country now one

of only two in the world to legalize recreational pot. prime minister justin trudeau tweeted that regulating pot means profits out of the hands of criminals, protection for our kids. it could also mean an estimated $400 million in tax revenues. >> cannibis is legal in canada and everybody should come to canada and enjoy our cannibis. >> lots of excitement here over the royal baby news. >> reporter: the first day of harry and meghan's australia tour and a first mention of their new royal baby from the prince. >> we also couldn't think of a better place to announce the baby, be it a boy or girl. >> my favorite chaka khan song. >> let's hear it. ♪ i'm every woman, it's all in me ♪ >> oh, yeah, get that falsetto. ♪ i do it naturally i didn't co br this. diis glad that he mimore newne

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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo this morning. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now." president trump is warning that saudi arabia will face severe consequences if responsible for the apparent murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. a newly released photo, photos, several of them, show a man with close ties to the saudi crown prince at the alleged crime scene. government scientists are predicting higher than normal temperatures for much of the country this winter. they say el nino is expected to bring warmer weather from the pacific northwest to the rockies, milder temperatures in the northeast. the red sox are back in the world series. yep, there is the catch. boston knocked off houston 4-1 to take the alcs in five games. they will either face the dodgers or the brewers. and today's the day to buy some lottery tickets ahead of a pair of massive drawings.

tonight's mega millions grand prize will be at least $970 million. and powerball's jackpot tomorrow night will be worth at least $430 million. good luck, everybody. those are some of our top stories on this friday, october 19th. from abc news, this is "world news now." the chances are just as huge, 1 in 300 million to win the mega millions. together it's 1 in quadrillion. we do begin this half hour with the new fallout over the apparent death of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump is warning there could be major consequences. >> and the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo wants to give the saudis more time to wrap up their own investigation.

pompeo is denying a report that he heard a tape and saw a transcript related to the alleged murder. abc's ian pannell has the latest from istanbul, turkey. >> reporter: explosive new developments about the alleged murder of "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi. abc news has been told secretary of state mike pompeo was played an audio recording of the writer's murder during meetings in ankara, according to a turkish source. the officials said secretary pompeo was also given a transcript of the recording. separately, abc news has been told of allegations that khashoggi was killed in the consulate following a struggle that lasted eight minutes and that he died of strangulation. abc news reached out to the white house for comment, which referred questions to the state department. the state department's spokesperson says, quote, secretary pompeo has neither heard a tape nor has he seen a transcript related to jamal khashoggi's disappearance. the president asked, do you believe jamal khashoggi is dead? >> it certainly looks that way to me.

it's very sad. it certainly looks that way. >> reporter: the president also asked, are you considering possible consequences for the saudis? >> well, it will have to be very severe. i mean, it's bad, bad stuff. but we'll see what happens. >> reporter: his comments come after pompeo briefed the president for nearly an hour about his visits to saudi arabia and turkey. afterwards, pompeo saying the saudis promised him a complete and thorough investigation. >> i told president trump that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that. they are an important strategic alliance of the united states and we need to be mindful of that as well. >> reporter: investigators carrying boxes out of the saudi consulate as mounting evidence appears to tie a member of the saudi royal family's entourage to the incident. he is frequently seen traveling with the crown prince. the two men just a few feet from each other in houston earlier this year. now a pro-government turkish pu

of him in istanbul the day the writer went missing. he is seen apparently entering the saudi consulate at 9:55 a.m., october 2nd. a little more than three hours before khashoggi goes inside. at 4:53 p.m., he is seen outside the consul general's home. that residence becoming a key focus of investigators in the last 24 hours. turkish police searching for blood with ultraviolet lights. abc news has obtained flight records showing a private plane registered to a riyadh-based company left the airport some 50 minutes later. one of two private saudi planes that made one-day stops in istanbul that day. we're also hearing that u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin has now decided after much pressure and a lot of delay to

pull out of this conference in saudi arabia nicknamed davos in the desert. he follows a long list of ceos and major corporations who have now said they will not attend because of the controversy over the missing "washington post" writer. ian pannell, abc news, istanbul, turkey. and back in this country, president trump is on the road again trying to drum up support for republicans, hoping to retain control of congress in just a matter of three weeks or so. with polls showing immigration as the number one issue for republicans, the president at a campaign rally in missoula, montana repeating his threat to send in the military and shut down the border if mexico fails to block a caravan of migrants heading to the u.s. from honduras. he also took a swipe at senator elizabeth warren, who recently released results of her dna test to prove she has native american ancestry. >> i can't call her pocahontas anymore. right?with the name

pocahontas and they once said, you must apologize for that. i said why? well, it's not nice what you're doing. i said, okay, i'd like to apologize to the real pocahontas. but not to the fake -- not to the fake pocahontas. >> the president said that he will continue using the nickname to mock warren, who may be a challenger for the white house in 2020. well, elizabeth warren also came up in remarks from the president's outgoing u.n. ambassador nikki haley at a notorious annual fund-raiser right here in new york last night. haley was the star of the white tie al smith dinner. during her political comments she joked that last year's event featuring house speaker paul ryan was a little boring. >> this year you wanted to spice things up again, right? i get it. you wanted an indian woman but elizabeth warren failed her dna test.

actually, when the president found out that i was indian american, he asked me if i was from the same tribe as elizabeth warren. >> taking a little jab at her boss there. before haley started speaking, comedian jim gaffigan introduced her as the next president of the united states. she's leaving her post at the u.n. at the end of the year. >> it sounds like she's running. >> she says she isn't. we'll see. everybody says they're not until they are. >> interesting. a desperate search for a missing teen in wisconsin has so far turned up nothing. jayme closs has been missing for a week and police are urging anyone who might know anything about her to speak up. here is abc's alex perez. >> why do you think so many people came out? >> we want answers, i guess.

it's just -- you're trying to help the community. if they need us to look, we're going to look. >> reporter: authorities revealing they believe jayme was home when her parents were shot to death. police racing to the house after a suspicious 911 call about 1:00 a.m. monday. they say the background noise on that call makes them think jayme was there and is now in danger. >> there was no one on site, no vehicles in the immediate area when our deputies arrived on scene. >> reporter: authorities have the cellphone that was used to make that 911 call and are examining it but have not revealed who it belongs to. >> every tip that comes in is important to us. it's a piece of the puzzle that we're trying to build here. >> reporter: the people in this tight-knit community are not ready to give up hope. >> we don't know what's going on. we don't know what happened to her. it's not right. >> reporter: the number of tips coming into police growing, now at more than 800, but so far investigators say there have been no credible sightings of the teenager. alex perez, abc news, barron, wisconsin.

>> our thanks to alex. apparently the rainy forecast won't offer any relief to already saturated and flooded areas in central texas. >> they've just been inundated. packed with enough rain to last several more days. >> the colorado river near austin is so swollen officials have opened at least eight flood gates to allow some of the surging water to move downstream. though that could potentially offer some other problems as well. we head down under in the meantime, and the latest travels of harry and meghan took them to -- >> down under. >> -- one of australia's famed beaches. >> they're putting shrimp on the barbie. the duke and duchess of sussex -- >> -- stroedarefoot on bondi beach in front of a large crowd of screaming fans and they got

leis, they were beautiful and they also took part in an important mental health awareness event sponsored by a surfing group. also today, harry joined competitors in the invictus game in climbing 440-foot-high sidney harbor bridge. he's a bit of a daredevil. >> that's a really cool tour to go up there. >> he's been such a big supporter of the invictus games. >> it is. on the opera house they had all these images of the invictus games. >> that's cool. >> being played out there. back home in britain, there was some confusion in parliament in the meantime. >> some confusion here on this one. listen to the question by one scottish member to his colleague who has no idea what he is saying. >> in english. >> can i ask the honorable gentleman what is being done to make this more accessible, particularly for colleagues that have a disability. >> i'm sorry, it must be something to do with my background. could he please repeat the question because i didn't follow it. >> oh, wow. very popular today.

i'm saying that a number of parliamentary colleagues do find that getting around certain parts of the state -- what can be done to make sure those with a disability or able to move around more freely and the place is accessible? >> i'm really sorry. please could you do it very slowly and then -- >> i think the answer might be helped if you can reply in writing. >> he made him put it in writing. >> oh, man. >> no way. i completely understood it. >> yeah, i guess maybe from the distance -- we were reading it from up close. maybe from far away it was harder to tell. >> he had the emphasis on the wrong syllable. >> they say plain english. >> lock, stock and barrel. >> or follow premier league. >> okay.

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now to that teen who survived a great white shark attack in southern california. now to that teen who survived a great white shark attack in southern california. well, he's now back at school. >> yeah, we're glad he's okay. he's become kind of a celebrity. oh, he says he is ready to get back in the water. here is abc's amy robach. >> reporter: a round of applause making a triumphant return back to his classroom less than a month after being attacked by a great white shark. >> when i was in the water, i was like, this is probably a big fish and my mind instantly went to shark. >> reporter: just 2 1/2 weeks ago, keane was out diving for lobsters with a friend when out of the blue a great white attacked.

keane escaped the jaws of the great white, making his way to a nearby kayak. >> that's when i looked back and a shark was behind the kayak. >> behind the kayak and then tow in and then i'm on the beach for like ten minutes. then we get a helicopter. >> reporter: keane was air lifted to a nearby hospital where he endured five hours of surgery. his mother overcome with emotion, grateful that her son was still alive. >> i just want to tell him that i love him from the bottom of my heart. i just feel very lucky. >> reporter: keane is on the road to recovery. a process his doctors say is likely to take months. >> we've got to really start with baby steps and build our way up. >> reporter: but back inside the classroom, it was light-hearted banter between keane and his friends. >> the first thing that i said when my mom came up was, can you take pictures for instagram? >> his curious classmates also wanting to know about keane's

celebrity hospital visitors, including tony hawk and well-known shark attack survivor bethany hamilton. >> how was it to see bethany hamilton? >> it was really cool. she showed me how she plays pool. she holds the stick and hits it with her hip. >> reporter: asked the question when keane will take to the ocean again, his mother has a few safety tips in mind. >> hopefully really, really soon. definitely want to go back out there. >> he'll be wrapped in bubble wrap, though. >> wrapped in bubble wrap, i love that. >> understandably. amy robach there. thank you. coming up, cardi b takes a field trip. >> see her appearance that warmed the hearts and the backs of hundreds of fans. we'll explain coming up. i'm big and awesome, but this guy is little, can it really clean? heck yeah it can! it's concentrated detergent plus stain fighters plus odor flighers that fight for clean.

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♪ i don't dance now i make money ♪ i don't dance now i make money moves ♪ ♪ said i don't gotta dance i make money moves ♪ cardi b making some money moves but not for herself, this time for her community. >> that's not the normal cardi sighting. hundreds gathered on the streets of brooklyn, some wainfor hours to get a free coat from the new york city native.

here are the details. >> where is cardi b? >> reporter: on the first real cold snap of the season, hundreds of kids and their parents spent this school night pressed against barricades at this housing in grave's end, waiting hours for their idol. >> i love her music and she's a hero to me. and she's the one who inspired me to music. >> i love her. she wears beautiful outfits and i love her. >> reporter: born in the bronx, the rap sensation cardi b lifted herself out of poverty to become the hottest rapper around and a role model for millions. a new mom, she was on "jimmy kimmel. " >> you've got a little baby at home. are you enjoying that? >> yes, i am enjoying that. it's the best. oh, my gosh, should have had you when i was a teenager. >> reporter: she was headed here to south brooklyn to give away coats at the cusp of winter.

>> it's nice. it's very nice doing this for the people really. because us people over here, we need a lot of help. >> reporter: but for many it wasn't about the coats. they waited hours just for a glimpse. for awhile it seemed like she would never come, but finally -- there she was. >> i didn't know it was going to be so big and everything. my homeboy right here, chuck, he told me, hey, let's give out coats to our community. i know somebody that wants to give out coats for my community in marlboro and i said i'm pulling up, what's up? >> reporter: she spent hours here in the community center and on that cold line of metal barricades. a few more pictures and she was gone. a ray of light and hope for hundreds here. >> she cares about the community. >> and what does that teach you? >> to care about the community, too. >> reporter: channel 7, eyewitness news. >> nice to see her out and about. >> it is good to see her out and about. >> the kids are cute. >> it is a success story. it is the ultimate american success story. >> bootstrapped her way to the top. >> via poverty, stripper to

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okay. insomniac theater previewing the two movies hoping to unseat "venom" at the box office. >> this morning we're talking about the crime comedy film "the old man and the gun" stars 82-year-old robert redford in the true life story of forest tucker, a career criminal who escapes from san quentin and embarks on an unprecedented number of heists. >> the timing has to feel right. when it does feel right, you make your move. so you walk right up, look her in the eye and you say, ma'am, this is a robbery. then you show her the gun like this. >> excuse me -- >> he's aging backwards, i swear. >> does he play the old man or the gun? >> i think the old man with the

gun. critics are loving "the old man with the gun." giving it a 90% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. it has an ease that sucks you in. it's a mellow vibe of storytelling that isn't appreciated anymore but it's definitely worth revisiting. another says it feels both timeless and old-fashioned and intensely enjoyable. i actually want to go see it now. they sold me. >> the other end of the spectrum is "halloween" the sequel. forget the eight sequels over the past 40 years, "halloween" is a direct sequel to the 1978 classic with jamie lee curtis returning to her iconic role in her final confrontation with michael myers, four decades after she narrowly escaped his killing spree. >> you don't believe in the bogeyman? >> no. >> he's here. >> michael!

you should. >> can you close the closet door? >> oh, i could have predicted he was on the other side of that closet door. >> no suspense there. >> critics loved this. 82% certified fresh, rotten tomatoes. "new york post," what say you? finally hollywood has made a good "halloween" sequel. it only took them 40 years. another critic adds, this is the sequel "halloween" fans have been waiting for four decades. >> really? have they, though? >> i don't know. rex reed says jamie lee curtis lost her mind. >> are you a scary movie fan? >> scary movie, i don't know that "halloween" movies are scary movies. >> this is the sequel directly after the original. forget the other ones in the middle. and don't forget us. there is more news after this. and

this morning this morning on "world news now," president trump in campaign mode. >> the president's attention-grabbing comments at a rally just hours ago praising a representative who body slammed a reporter. plus his threat to send troops to the border unless mexico stops the caravan of migrants heading north. also this morning, the deadly flooding emergency in central texas. rivers are still rising, already at the highest levels in decades, and there is more drenching rain in the forecast. the season isn't over for the boston red sox, now headed to the world series. they clinched the league pennant with the amazing catch that you see right there. and tonight's the night. the mega millions jackpot is well cplreay, .1 billion.rts th

from abc news, this is "world news now." the thing is, i've been playing it all week long, assuming that i wouldn't have to come in at any point -- >> that's true. >> finally by now i'm like, i'll come in friday. >> our resident curmudgeon is back. we're happy to have you. we missed you. slow clap. there is jack in the back. >> i brought back gifts from singapore. >> can't wait to see mine. >> yes. all right. we're going to start with president trump on the campaign trail out west with some of his comments drawing criticism making light of an aault oi urnaam khashoggi is likely dead. trump later addressing thousands of supporters in missoula, montana last night where he praised congressman gianforte for assaulting a reporter last year, an assault that made national headlines.

>> any guy who can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- i had heard he body slammed a reporter. he was way up and i said, oh this was like the day of the election or just before, and i said, oh, this is terrible. he's going to lose the election. then i said, well, wait a minute, i know montana pretty well. i think it might help him. and it did. >> he won the election, apologized to the reporter and pleaded guilty to assault. he was spared jail time, though, but sentenced to community service and ordered to take anger management classes. >> president trump also took aim at a caravan of about 3,000 migrants heading to the u.s. from honduras. >> the president repeating a threat, saying he would call up the military and shut down the southern border if mexico fails to stop that caravan. he also thanked mexico for sending two planes filled with federal police to its border with guatemala. mexican officials say hondurans will need a passport or a visa to enter their country.

president trump is warning that saudi arabia will have to pay the consequences if it is responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi. >> the secretary of state mike pompeo wants to give the saudis more time to investigate the crime at their consulate. and he's denying claims that he listened to a recording of khashoggi's alleged murder. here is abc's lana zak. >> reporter: a senior turkish official tells abc news that u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has heard an audio recording and was given a transcript of the alleged murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in turkey. but the state department denies it, telling abc the secretary addressed he has not heard a tape. and now president trump is conceding that khashoggi is likely dead. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. it certainly looks that way. >> reporter: earlier, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo advised president trump to give the saudis a few more days. >> they also assured me that they will conduct a complete, thorough investigation.

>> reporter: but amnesty international says it makes no sense to trust an investigation led by the very government suspected of his murder. >> we cannot trust the saudi authorities to be conducting this investigation. >> reporter: turkish officials say they believe khashoggi was killed following a struggle that lasted eight minutes and that he died of strangulation. turkish media have published these photos of a man they say was at the consulate just before khashoggi disappeared, a man they say had previously traveled with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. in thursday's paper, "the washington post" published the last column jamal khashoggi ever penned. in it he writes, arab governments have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate. president trump saying if the saudis turned out to be behind khashoggi's alleged murder, the consequences would be severe. kendis, erielle? >> so much more to come.

lana, thank you. for the first time, the federal government has opened an investigation into alleged sexual abuse by a catholic clergy. the justice department is demanding secret files from catholic dioceses across pennsylvania. the doj also seeking testimony from high-ranking church officials. the investigation follows a scathing grand jury report that found over 300 so-called predator priests in pennsylvania molested more than 1,000 children since the mid-1940s. the report also said church leaders covered up for the offenders. well, there is more rain on the way to already saturated parts of west and central texas, creating the potential of more deadly flooding. take a look at this drone video of the colorado river near austin, hitting major flood stage there and surging through flood gates to relieve some of the pressure. the problem, that sets up another emergency far downstream. here is abc's victor oquendo in texas. >> reporter: the flood gates are opened on multiple dams across central texas. more than a foot of rain in the

last 72 hours has turns into raging rapids. families rescued by boat, high water vehicles bringing others to higher ground. at the buchanan dam, eight flood gates are open. in austin, officials hoping they don't have to open more flood gates on the mansfield dam. if they do, communities downstream will flood. it's holding back lake travis, which is 130% full, approaching record levels. bill lockett lives downstream. >> i have some concern that this is going to get more serious than we've ever seen it. >> reporter: much of that water coming from the llano river, already destroying this bridge. >> there it is right there. >> reporter: its fast-moving waters carrying pieces of it downstream. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: across the flood zone, at least two bodies have been found in the floodwaters. in the town of kingsland, the water receding, the cleanup beginning. the water levels at lake travis haven't been this high in decades. more water on the way. every drop is bad news for

people here. in flood-prone areas, a flash flood watch remains in effect. victor oquendo, abc news, austin. >> forecasters say it could be as much as 2 inches that fall there. >> not good news. julia weiden with accuweather is checking it out. >> no relief of rain in texas across the lower plains today. all this moisture continues to come in from the gulf of mexico. we're looking at a few extra inches of rain as we go through your friday. this will especially be the case down towards houston and corpus christi. dryer air will settle in for saturday and we should stay mostly dry for sunday. more rain returns on monday. meanwhile, in the northeast, it's incredibly cold this morning. temperatures below freezing in several spots. growing season has come to a close. it will be milder as we head into the afternoon with temperatures in the 50s to 60s. another front sweeps through on saturday.

that's going to bring in some showers in the form of a rain and snow mix. kendis? erielle? >> julia, thank you. yeah, rain and snow, we're back to that. most asian stock markets lost ground overnight following another serious tumble on wall street. the dow and s&p 500 both shed more than 1% yesterday. those losses wiping out most of the gains from tuesday's big rally. traders selling amid concerns of weak corporate profits. you're just back from a vacation -- >> that's why the asian markets tanked, by the way. >> because you left? >> yeah -- >> not because you went, because you left. >> a week ago took the longest flight on earth. >> but you did it in style. >> well, all right. there are only two classes to the plane there. singapore airlines launched the world's longest flight and we shot a behind the scenes look at it. it's -- it can be up to 19

hours. our flight ended up being just 18 hours long. i got to tell you, six hours into it i was, like, contemplating life choices. >> thinking about the meaning of life. >> exactly. knowing that i had 12 hours left. in the coming weeks we'll show you the behind the scenes of that and also we went to the hotel where the trump and kim summit was held and we learned some fascinating -- whoa. whoa. >> censored. >> why is the banner there? >> what is that? >> who did that? we were trying to be, like, journalisty and talk about real things like, you know, the singapore summit and there kendis was shirtless. ladies, gentlemen, you're welcome. >> that, in fact, is the hotel where kim and president trump held the summit. we'll show you the behind -- >> basking in the glow. >> that is creepy. >> the diplomatic glow. look at him right in the sun rays.

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to spring, texas where there is a new development in the bizarre case of the 2-year-old boy left on the front porch of a stranger's home. >> this gets you, especially as a mom. a woman was caught on camera ringing the doorbell, running off and leaving that toddler behind. he looks so confused. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: this 2-year-old is safe and will soon be reunited with his family. this was after 8:00 p.m., first houston area police thought the unidentified woman with the long hair was a mother abandoning her child, but the reporter at our local station in the city helped crack the case. >> that's my son. >> discovering that the boy's father lived at the house next door. >> who is watching him normally? >> he was with his mother. >> reporter: police say the mother, who had custody of the child, was supposed to bring 2-year-old royal prince simmons to his biological father's house wednesday afternoon, but mom ended up in the hospital.

the woman in the video is the mother's friend dropping the child off in the dark, hours late at the wrong home and then speeding away. >> had she waited just seven more seconds, the homeowner would have opened the door and maybe started a conversation, a dialogue to direct her to the right house to drop the child off. >> reporter: police say they're charging the friend with felony child abandonment. both parents are furious. police say they knocked on the father's door but no one answered. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> ours thanks to steve there. the lebron james era as a los angeles laker has officially gotten under way. >> yeah, last night king james stepping on to the court in portland to play his first regular season game in purple and gold. 2:39 into that game, james does this, makes the steal and picks up his first basket as a laker, soaring that one-handed dunk. >> first of many. >> there he goes. boom. not enough, though. l.a. lost by nine. >> you know, it's a start-up. >> it was a good debut. >> exactly. i should point out portland also

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this morning on "world news now," president this morning on "world news now," president trump threatens once again to call in the military and close the southern border. he wants mexico to stop a group of migrants from central america on the move toward the u.s. the desperate search intensifies for that 13-year-old girl missing since her parents were found shot to death. police call on volunteers to help scour for clues. and new this half hour, thanks but no thanks. >> nah, i'm good. it's one of the biggest performances of the year, the super bowl halftime show we're talking about, but there are new reports that rihanna turned it down with one big reason why. and it's the ultimate treat for any "golden girls" fanatic. it could be better than cheesecake. golden girls cereal is on its way to stores. we've got the details in "the skinny" on this friday, october 19th. ♪ and if you threw a party

from abc news, this is "world news now." will ganss is the biggest "golden girls" fan. as we do say good morning, everybody, on this friday, we're going to start this half hour with the president doubling down on immigration in hopes of energizing republicans ahead of the midterm elections. >> at a campaign rally in missoula, montana, the president accused democrats of supporting a caravan of migrants heading to the united states from honduras and he repeated an earlier threat to call up troops and close the border unless mexico stops that caravan. >> i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border, if necessary. all caused because of the illegal immigration onslaught

brought by the democrats because they refuse to acknowledge or to change the laws. they like it. they also figure everybody coming in is going to vote democrat. >> well, the president also implied that the immigration issue could jeopardize the trade deal that is drawn up to replace nafta, but it is still an unsigned deal. >> but he did thank mexico after learning that additional mexican troops had been sent to the border to intercept the influx of migrants from central america. abc's natalie brunell has the latest. >> reporter: with more than 2,000 migrants making their way north through mexico towards the u.s., president trump ramping up his reaction, tweeting he might call up the u.s. military and close our southern border. it's a threat he made earlier ildren, made the 2,000 mile ofd month-long trek from southern mexico. >> we need the wall and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice. we'll close down the country because we need border security.

>> reporter: several in that group were arrested for attempting to enter the u.s. illegally. others were able to cross the border and petition for asylum. president trump responding to this latest caravan, pointing the finger at democrats ahead of next month's midterm election. in a tweet calling this a democratic party-led assault and saying leaders are doing little to stop the large flow of people, including many criminals. the president also threatening to cut off aid to the northern triangle countries and calling on mexico to help stop the, quote, onslaught. and abc news confirmed that two boeing 727s full of mexican federal police were sent to mexico's border with guatemala to intercept the caravan. kendis? erielle? >> natalie, thank you. immigration a hot topic right now. also sparking quite a disagreement at the white house. >> yeah, it was like fight night or fight day at the white house. two of the president's most senior advisers got into an ugly and aggressive argument. here is abc's mary bruce.

>> reporter: the issue of immigration is reaching a boiling point here at the west wing, sparking that explosive shouting match between two of the president's top aides, his national security adviser john bolton and his chief of staff john kelly. the two men actually cursing at each other outside of the oval office, but the white house press secretary says while we are passionate about solving the issue of illegal immigration, we are not angry at one another. it comes, though, as the president is ramping up his rhetoric on this issue. the threat of military action. the president has made clear he thinks the issue excites his base and is good politics. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> thanks to mary there. secretary of state mike pompeo is flatly denying a report that he actually listened to a recording of the alleged murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. he told reporters, i've heard no tape, i've seen no transcript. a turkish official says khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate following an

eight-minute struggle believed to have been strangled as well. president trump said if the saudis are responsible and proven responsible, they'll face very severe consequences. and the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is told -- we're told right now is okay after a deadly attack that was claimed by the taliban. they had just ended a meeting about tomorrow's elections in that country when a gunman in an afghan army uniform opened fire. the american general, scott miller, was unharmed but two afghan officials were killed. the attack highlights the unstable security situation across afghanistan, even as voters there get to vote. a search for clues in the disappearance of a 13-year-old girl has come up empty so far, according to place. jayme closs has not been seen since last weekend. her parents were shot and killed in their wisconsin home. police believe closs is in danger. 100 volunteers combed through a 14-mile area, but authorities say they found nothing of value.

the community still is not giving up hope. >> this scared the hell out of all of us, you know? we don't know what's going on. we don't know what happened to her. it's not right. it's pretty scary. it could have been any one of our families. >> now police say they do have the cellphone that was used to call 911 early monday which led to the discovery of closs' deceased parents. they have not said who owns the phone. a state of emergency declared in texas for 18 counties swamped by days of rain and deadly flooding. apparently it's not over yet. take a look. you'll see why. the radar showing the storm system parked over the state. forecasters say rainfall could last through the weekend. officials have opened flood gates along the most swollen parts of the colorado river, this is near austin, texas. allowing some of that surging water to move downstream. rescues and evacuations are ongoing and are likely to continue for the next few days. hey, good news for you, kendis. you may not need your long johns much over the next few months.

government scientists are predicting higher than normal temperatures for much of the country this winter. that's pretty good news. they say el nino is expected to bring warmer weather from the pacific northwest, slow clap for that, to the rockies as well as milder temperatures in the northeast. wet weather is in store for the south. >> last week when i left, i left here in shorts on friday morning and i got back thursday afternoon, it was like 40 degrees in new york city. >> my husband, same thing. he left and said it was summer and he came back to winter all of a sudden. >> i'm waiting for the farmer's almanac to give us the definitive forecast. kleenex will no longer be manly in the uk. >> kleenex's parent company had been selling a larger version of the product which it dubbed, quote, man sized. that sparked outrage online, complaints of sexism. >> the name has changed to kleenex extra large.

the company says it didn't believe the man sizing branding endorsed gender inequality. i'm fine with the man sizing of a -- that is your kleenex. this is my version. >> that's your man size? >> this is my oversized man version. >> we have this -- what is it called, the nose sweater? what was it called before. i can't remember. we have these to protect us. >> this works. is this man sizing? >> thank you for the correction. >> a little mansplaining. in the "me too" era apparently you can't have a man sized -- >> female, male. this is just small and xl. glad we cleared that up. coming up, the dramatic mine shaft rescue.at o s uck down there for days. and cardi b spread some good will. ♪ that's ahead in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now."

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>> the actions of the folks standing here with me and many others not present saved a life yesterday in a very challenging circumstance that had incredibly dangerous dynamics. >> reporter: accng to authorities, he repelled halfway down the 100-foot shaft, lost control and plunged 50 feet to the bottom, breaking both legs. >> his legs broke all to hell and he's going to have to have somebody to repel down in there. >> reporter: making matters worse, his friend says he landed in a rattlesnake den. >> three of them he said he killed, i guess. >> reporter: he clung to life inside that shaft until his friend terry came to the rescue and called 911. >> he had called me monday and told me he was coming to the mine. we always had a deal, well, if he's not back by tuesday -- >> reporter: shrader whild go m.might aved his ie'sife. he was air lifted to a hospital in phoenix where he underwent surgery. he is now with his family and says he's thankful to be alive and looking forward to a successful recovery.

in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> that deal was crazy intuition. they made a pact that one would look for the other. >> the important issue right now is did he get any gold? i mean, he was down there for two days. >> he got away with his life, which is the good news there. >> that's nice and all. >> you want the gold. >> yes. what did he bring up? good for him. kendall jenner is lashing out at tmz because it revealed the exact location of her home. >> tmz posted a story about her alleged stalker showing up to her pool and not only revealed the location of jenner's home but also posted pictures of it. gave everybody a tip there. in a series of tweets, jenner says she understands what she signed up for as a public figure, but she says tmz has gone too far and put her life in danger. that is terrifying to share the location, share the pictures. invasion of privacy at its best.

>> there are star tours that take place all the time, people can get on the tours and find out where they live. >> it's true. we're learning this morning that maroon 5 was likely not the first choice to headline the super bowl halftime show. >> according to "us weekly," rihanna was originally offered the high-profile gig but she turned it down to show solidarity for colin kaepernick's protest against police brutality and racial inequality. >> "entertainment tonight" is reporting that organizers made the same offer to pink and she said thanks but no thanks. >> they're great performers. >> they're getting millions of dollars. when we get back, the exciting new snack for "golden girls" binge watching. >> and john stamos is talking about his sex life. s" binge watching. >> and john stamos is talking about his sex life. about sex, his sex life. "the skinny" is next. "golden girls" binge watching.

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beautiful and can sing as well. >> you took nice pills today. >> we're going to start with the exciting new product that you can't actually find anymore in a lot of places, the "golden girls" cereal. >> it's a brand-new breakfast cereal inspired by dorothy, blanche, rose and sophia. it's not exactly the ladies' favorite cheesecake, but it's actually maybe even better than cheesecake, it's a cereal. >> yeah, it's multigrain loops and colored blue. it's made by a culture company called funko and it's available for only a limited time. funko says when they run out, that's it. they're available at some target stores but people are having a hard time finding them. >> mark saying because the ladies had blue hair. the box is cute. it comes with a collectible toy of one of the golden girls like a surprise in a cracker jack box.

this comes with a whopping $8 a box price tag. >> that's whopping? >> cereal is $8? i don't buy cereal that often. >> about 5 bucks for cereal. >> so a little premium. >> they already sold out of many, many stores. there's been this online thing where people have been like, hey, do you know where i can find one box here in this zip code and that zip code? the company says once they run out, that's it. now they are going on ebay for as much as $30. >> 30 bucks. >> yeah. >> now that's whopping. >> that is whopping, indeed. collector's item. okay. cardi b as she likes it in the warm embrace of many of her adoring fans. >> cardi turned out at a public housing project in brooklyn passing out winter coats, along with a lot of love. >> yeah. spreading the love there. hundreds of fans waited for hours for their idol to arrive. when she did, even she was overwhelmed by the size of the crowd. >> what's up, everybody? let's go!

people we thinking we're wild animals and we be wilding in the club, that we, you know, be doing music videos but we're always trying to make a change in our community. it starts with the kids, you know what i'm saying? what's popping? >> she's making a difference as only cardi could. cardi was also presented a key to the housing complex so she can return any time. good to see her out doing good. >> i'm watching her and trying to do the over-under on whether jack knows a single cardi b song. >> jack? >> i am alert and i cannot name any cardi b songs. >> not a single one? >> not a single one. >> tony, no? >> and i'm okay with that. >> you know who knows all cardi b lyrics? whit johnson. whit johnson knows all of them. next over to barbara bush.

time to gush over -- move over we should say. but photos of another political couple. >> just three months after announcing their engagement, supermodel karlie kloss and josh kushner, jared kushner's brother, have tied the knot looking beautiful and happy there. karlie and the couple took to instagram to share the news. >> "people" magazine reports 80 guests attended the small jewish wedding ceremony which was held in upstate new york state. the bride who just converted to judaism in june we're told wore a dior gown. >> looking like a vision. congratulations. next, if you're going to photo bomb an engagement shoot, do it the right way and just get after it. >> amy schumer and her husband chris fischer did that to a couple in central park. so that's amy on the right. >> it's hard to see it there. >> yeah. speaking of married life and babies -- >> okay, so john stamos has revealed that his 6-month-old son is getting in the way, ruining his sex life. he appeared on "live" with kelly and ryan describing his son billy as a --

>> a c-block. despite the lack of sex life, the "fuller house" star says he couldn't be happier with fatherhood. that's marriage after kids, though. that's marriage after kids, though.

♪ so live your life ♪ instead of chasing that ♪ so live your life ♪ instead of chasing that paper ♪ ♪ just live your life "live your life" was a top song ten years ago. i thought it was a recent club banger. that's sad. a lot of life lived. "roseanne," legalized pot, road trip anybody? canada? >> new royal baby news. there was "i'm every woman" like we've never heard it before and here is your "friday rewind." >> d'arreion toles says he was returning from work friday night to his loft apartment in downtown st. louis when hilary mueller tried to prevent him entering the building. >> ma'am, you're not security. you're not the property manager. >> but i live here. >> i live here, too. you followed me all the way to the door.

you see my keys in the door. >> reporter: the video reeks of a phenomenon that is playing out all over the country, white people calling the police on black people doing everyday things. this woman, teresa klein -- >> i was just sexually assaulted by a child. >> go home. >> reporter: she claimed to be on the phone with 911 after she alleged this 9-year-old boy grabbed her inside a brooklyn convenience store. after watching surveillance video two days later which indicates it was his bookbag that grazed her backside, she apologized. >> roseanne's character died from an overdose of opoids. >> she must have taken the pills right before bed and with her health issues it was enough to stop her breathing. >> wait, what? mom overdosed? >> that doesn't make any sense. >> yeah, it was like there was a death in the family. we really missed her a whole lot. >> reporter: recreational marijuana is now legal across canada.

>> reporter: the country now one of only two in the world to legalize recreational pot. prime minister justin trudeau tweeted that regulating pot means profits out of the hands of criminals, protection for our kids. it could also mean an estimated $400 million in tax revenues. >> cannibis is legal in canada and everybody should come to canada and enjoy our cannibis. >> lots of excitement here over the royal baby news. >> reporter: the first day of harry and meghan's australia tour and a first mention of their new royal baby from the prince. >> we also couldn't think of a better place to announce the baby, be it a boy or girl. >> my favorite chaka khan song. >> let's hear it. ♪ i'm every woman, it's all in me ♪ >> oh, yeah, get that falsetto. ♪ i do it naturally >> next. >> i didn't come back for this. >> kendis is glad that he missed that. >> we're good. >> there is more news next. stay

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happy friday. y friday. making news in america this morning, president trump threatens to call in the military and close the southern border to stop these migrants from coming from central america. the new response from mexico deploying planes full of police officers and the new claim from the president overnight about democrats being involved. plus, what sparked a shouting match inside the white house west wing with top advisers swearing at each other. this morning, lottery fever. >> somebody's got to win it. it might as well be one of us. >> with nearly a billion dollars llions drawingl tip. if you plan to join your office pool and what you need to know if you're buying tickets today. riding high. the new warning about marijuana and the risk on the road.