bernie a comb and they're like, sir, i think they could help. and then he swallowed it. >> have a great weekend. >> take care. happening now in america this morning, debate night fallout. the big moments as the gloves came off in the third democratic debate. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? >> from health care and guns. >> hell, yes, we're going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. >> to education and immigration. >> we didn't lock people up in cages. we didn't separate families. >> the analysis and fact checking. who won and the big surprises from andrew yang's big money giveaway to joe biden's push to put the record player on. we're live in houston. also right now, the bahamas bracing. a new storm brewing in the

caribbean targeting the same area slammed by hurricane dorian. what the u.s. is doing now to prepare. judgment day for felicity huffman. will she face prison time for her role in the college admissions bribery scandal. the support she's getting as both sides make their case. spying at the white house? the mysterious spy devices reportedly found and who's being blamed for planting them. plus, how google earth helped find a man missing for more than 20 years. and football star antonio brown accused of rape making headlines again live streaming from tom brady's gym. good friday morning, everyone. i'm will reeve in for kenneth moton. >> and i'm janai norman. we begin with the big debate in houston. the top democrats gathered on the same stage for the first time. >> everyone was waiting to see if elizabeth warren would attack joe biden. that moment never came. >> but there were plenty of other confrontations on stage

and the question now is, will it matter? did anything shake up the race? abc's serena marshall begins our coverage. she's at the debate hall. the last woman standing in houston, serena. you've got the highlights. good morning. >> reporter: janai, will, good morning to both of you. definitely the last one standing or maybe the first to arrive but when you look at this debate, the one thing these candidates could agree on was they want to see donald trump out of the white house. a single night of debate. the smallest roster yet and for the most part the punches not landing on each other but the president. one of the night's biggest moments when beto o'rourke was asked, are you really in favor of confiscating guns. >> hell yes, we're going to take your ar-15, a--47. we're not going to let you use it against fellow americans anymore. >> reporter: gun control, kamala harris blasted president trump claiming he played a role in the recent mass shootings in el paso. >> i mean obviously he didn't pull the trigger but he's certainly been tweeting out the

ammunition. >> reporter: early in the debate vice president's closest competitors avoided attacking the front-runner except for julian castro. >> i'm fulfilling the legacy of barack obama, and you're not. >> reporter: the 44-year-old texan appeared to touch on concerns about his age when he accused the 76-year-old of forgetting a detail about his own health care plan. >> they do not have to buy in. >> you just said that. you just said that two minutes ago. you said that two minutes ago. you said they have to buy in. >> you do not have to buy in if they can't afford to buy in. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> reporter: that moment quickly went viral. it appears castro was the one who got it wrong because biden did not appear to say people would have to opt into his plan. here's what he really said. >> anyone who can't afford it gets automatically enrolled in the medicare type option we have. >> reporter: biden who's in favor of improving on obamacare said his opponent's plan

for medicare for all is too expensive. >> my plan for health care costs a lot of money. it costs $740 billion. it doesn't cost $30 trillion. >> reporter: coming to medicare for all's defense, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren arguing the cost will not be felt by the middle class. >> how do we pay for it? we pay for it. those at the top, the richest individuals and the biggest corporations are going to pay more, and middle class families are going to pay less. >> reporter: late in the debate biden taking some punches as sanders blasted him on the war in iraq saying he was right and biden was wrong. >> one of the big differences between you and me, i never believed what cheney and bush said about iraq. >> you're right. >> i voted against the war in iraq and helped lead the opposition. >> reporter: andrew yang who's enjoyed a recent surge in popularity made a surprise offer during his opening remarks. the entrepreneur saying his campaign will randomly select ten families, give them each

$12,000 over the next year, all part of yang's universal basic income plan. >> this is how we will get our country working for us again. the american people. >> reporter: already there's questions isetr vte federal election law. the trump campaign pouncing this morning saying yang is, quote, openly buying votes and the debate as a whole offered nothing new adding president trump will dominate any of them. now, another moment that got a lot of people talking was when joe biden said people at home should leave the record player on so kids could hear more words apparently part of his pitch to address racial inequality in the education system. janai, will. >> certainly had people talking on twitter. serena marshall in houston. thank you for joining us. we asked our team who won the debate and will it change the race. >> we begin with our congressional correspondent mary bruce. >> i do think joe biden had a good night in that he came out more forcefully than he had in the believe -- previous debates.

the second debate, did not harm but i don't know if he did himself too many favors and today he sort of -- he was more aggressive. >> i don't think it changed the race. that's good for biden and warren and good for bernie sanders because i don't -- i think they remain the top three but if i were to pick a winner, i'm going to go outa limb and say mayor pete. mayor pete had a really solid debate. >> in general i don't think it's going to move the needle that much. >> any losers? >> julian castro. he came to play, no question about it. very talented politician but he took a shot at biden going there on his age and he was wrong. it was he who forgot, not biden. >> now it's back to the campaign trail. the next debate is in october, the 15th in ohio, and we have more analysis of last night and more fact checking of the candidates on abcnews.com. and in other news a spy mystery at the white house. israel's prime minister is denying a report that says israel planted cell phone surveillance devices near the white house and other sensitive locations in washington.

according to the website politico, the so-called stingray devices were planted in the last two years. it's unclear if any information was collected. israel's prime minister calls the report, quote, a blatant lie. and president trump issuing reports he going to ask mike pompeo to pull double duty as secretary of state and national security adviser. the president says pompeo will not be asked to replace john bolton. his third national security advisers who was ousted this week. the president says more than a dozen people are interested in the job. >> a lot of people want the job and we -- it's a great job. it's great because it's a lot of fun to work with donald trump and it's very easy actually to work with me. you know why it's easy? because i make all the decisions. >> the president says he's focusing on five candidates to replace bolton and he plans to announce his pick next week. now to another big story we're watching, the bahamas on alert again because of another storm threat. a tropical warning -- a tropical storm warning is posted for part

of the country that was devastated by hurricane dorian. the u.s. sending an additional $4 million in aid to the bahamas. that brings the total amount of american assistance to $10 million. the number of people listed as missing after dorian has now been lowered to about 1300. and with that storm brewing in the caribbean, let's take a closer look at the forecast for this friday morning. and a good morning to you. we are keeping an eye on the radar here and the future forecast with the potential of tropical development here. could it become humberto? along the southeast coast of florida by saturday morning or do we have the system going into the gulf of mexico? that is the concern as we roll forward. yes, the southeast coast heron alert as we roll forward. for the accuweather network i'm meteorologist chris nallan.

coming up, the suspect who tried to make his getaway in a golf cart. also ahead, what happened to the pilot during a terrifying hot air balloon crash in nevada where four passengers were thrown out of that balloon. and later, popeyes with a new idea to address the chicken sandwich shortage across the

we're back with this suspected car thief who got trapped during that golf cart getaway in palm city, florida. detectives stay he stole the cart from a couple of golfers on the course while he was trying to escape from police. it didn't work. he's now charged with a string of car thefts. investigators say the crew members on that dive boat that

caught fire off the coast of california were sleeping when the fire broke out despite regulations requiring a watchman to be on duty. the boat company says a crew member checked the area about a half hour before the fire started on labor day. 34 people were killed. officials are looking into whether electronics caused the fire. the coast guard has issued a warning about charging lithium ion batteries on boats. new details about a terrifying hot air balloon crash in the nevada desert. four passengers thrown from the balloon when it skidded along the ground for about half a mile while trying to land. the pilot was also ejected. when it was over, seven people were injured. one woman in serious condition. the faa investigating the cause of the crash. frightening moments on a busy highway near washington, d.c. when a small plane came crashing into a car. an instrument problem during takeoff forced the pilot to abort the flight, but the plane ran off the end of the runway and the wing slammed into the roof of that car.

>> we're not hurt. it's still overload. we're still on adrenaline but we're doing okay. >> yeah, i mean we could have got hit by a tractor trailer and like you said, the way the plane spun, i think it absorbed a lot of the energy so i think we were lucky. >> fortunately the two men in the car were not seriously injured. and a coffee spill forced an emergency landing on a transatlantic flight. the condor airlines flight had to be diverted to ireland. the pilot placed his coffee cup on the tray table without a lid and spilled onto the controls creating smoke in the cockpit. popeyes' attempt to soften the blow from its chicken sandwich shortage has fallen flat. the company releasing a video urging customers to byob or bring your own bun. it wants customers to make their own sandwiches by buying some chicken tenders then you put the tenders between the buns. the idea might have been a joke but it was met with angry criticism. of course, this coming on the heels of the company running out of chicken sandwiches last month

because of surging demand. >> byob. >> i guess. coming up, a new message from nfl superstar antonio brown from tom brady's gym. but first what we're expecting today as actress felicity huffman learns her sentence in the college admission bribery scandal. and how a satellite image on google earth helped find a man missing for more than 20 years.

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confinement but prosecutors want jail time. this morning judgment day for felicity huffman. the actress will be sentenced in boston after admitting to paying $15,000 to have an s.a.t. proctor alter her daughter's scores. prosecutors are pushing for one month in jail telling the judge huffman's conduct was deliberate and manifestly criminal. neither probation nor home confinement in a large home in the hollywood hills with an infinity pool would constitute meaningful punishment or deter others from committing similar crimes but huffman is asking for probation and community service along with a $20,000 fine. in a letter to the judge she claimed her decision to pay the money was out of desperation to be a good mother, believing that all i was doing was giving my daughter a fair shot. >> based on her own upbringing where she felt like she didn't necessarily have a lot of support and was kind of on her own she wanted to go the extra mile to make sure they had

every advantage. >> reporter: huffman is also getting support from many friends and family would have written letters to the judge on her behalf. >> 27 friends and family members wrote impassioned letters to the judge vouching for felicity's character and talking about her as a friend, as a mother, as a wife, and just about what a good person she really is. >> reporter: huffman and her husband are among 30 other parents including "full house" w acsed of paying large sums of prestigious colleges. while huffman pleaded guilty, loughlin and her husband pleaded not guilty and are now preparing for trial. as for huffman she tells the judge, i have a deep and abiding shame over what i've done, shame and regret that i will carry for the rest of my life. in making their case for jail time, prosecutors said huffman's efforts were, quote, not driven by need or desperation but by a sense of entitlement. the judge's dig on huffman's sentence is expected this afternoon. singer r. kelly is facing new legal troubles.

an arrest warrant has been issued after he failed to show up to a minnesota courtroom to face sex crime charges. he's currently being held at a facility in chicago on federal sex crime charges. kelly's attorney denies he was a no show claiming kelly was never told about the court date. a decades old mystery in florida has been solved by google earth. a man was looking at satellite images of his development near west palm beach when he spotted a car in a pond, so he called police. they found the remains of a man who's been missing for 22 years. william moldt seemingly vanished in november of 1997 when that development was under construction. authorities aren't sure how the car ended up in that pond. and a daring rescue in charlotte, north carolina. bystanders braved an out-of-control fire to pull a person to safety from that home that was engulfed in flames. the person was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the cause of that fire still under investigation. in sports new england patriots receiver antonio brown has spoken out for the first

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that. 89. >> 89? in the city of san francisco? i'm moving. >> everybody's melting. it's going to be puddles of goo all over the street. you see the heat advisory goes from 7:00 this morning to 7:00 this evening. temperatures right now running in the mid- to upper 60s. we have mountain view, santa fe and san francisco in the upper 80s. 80s near the coast and 90s. we'll talk more about that. more coming up. here's sue. >> this morning we talk about a fatal fatality. this is north of evelyn. they're expecting that to be out there until at least 6:00 this morning, so it will affect your commute as you make your way northbound. there areal ter gnat routes in place, but chp has it shut down

and diverting folks off at evelyn. >> all right, sue. thank you. happening today, sad face emojis will have to replace social media photos on san francisco's world famous cable cars. >> all the lines are shut down for maintenance and their replacement is not exactly instagram-worthy. maybe you can javena is with us. good morning. >> early this morning, but not this early you'll see tourists lined up, hopping on to take the cable cars. but that won't be happening today or the next ten days. they're all being pulled off the lines and their replacements are smta shuttle buses. not the same. here's the situation. all of those cable cars are getting their gearboxes repaired, which help propel the cable cars up the hills. it's the final step in a

three-year $6 million restoration product. the muni shuttle buses will run along all the cable car stops, following the powell mason, powell hyde and california cable car lines. buses will stop at cable car terminals -- excuse me. buses will not stop at the cable car terminals, but they will stop nearby. also they'll shut down at 5:30 this morning and it's expected they'll all be back online by september 23rd. reporting live, joe vena fordson, abc news. >> all right. jovena. the bus doesn't do it. it's just not the same. it's 4:30. if you're just joining us, let's get you caught up on traffic. hi, mike. >> one of those areas that could have some unhealthy air as we head into another spare the air this afternoon. inland east bay is also another one of t