this morning on "world news now," the growing impeachment probe. the lawyer for the first person to sound the alarm about the president's call with ukraine says a second person has come forward. the white house in full defense mode. what happens next? also this morning, new details in the mysterious death of a key witness. his testimony helped convict a former dallas police officer in the murder of her neighbor just days ago. now his fa'slymillstedue q himn. and new this half hour, a stunning air force security breach. >> a woman with no boarding pass or i.d. manages to make it inside a delta passenger jet about to take off. the airline and authorities want to know how she managed to sneak through all the layers of security. ro the pond by rocket man himself. what sir elton john is

reportedly saying in his new book about queen elizabeth delivering a royal slap. details in "the skinny" on this monday, october 7th. hello, everybody. happy monday morning. if you are one of the many fans of the team of janai and kenneth, there's many of them out there, we have some wso sta monday. they're both off today. >> but they're enjoying perhaps a well-deserved morning off. >> a little bit of rest. kenneth will be back tomorrow, m eli f najaand bwi elizabeth hur. >> good morning everyone. >> and we get jack. we're going to try to get jack involved as much as possible. >> let's be honest, i don't know that the two of us can carry it all but we're going to try our best. we begin this half hour witr enides

he's launching fresh attacks against democrats conducting the impeachment inquiry after a second whistle-blower emerged. >> in a flurry of late-night tweets the presintde auscced speaker nancy pelosi and house intelligence chairman adam schiff of treason and high crimes and misdemeanors over their handling of the e the ones who should be arhey impeached. abc's rachel scott has more on the second official to come forward. >> reporter: abc news has learned that the legal team representing the first whistle-blower is now representing a second whistle-blower. >> their attorney telling us that second person is described as an intelligence official with firsthand information of some of the allegations outlined in the original whistle-blower

complaint. >> we are tremendously dependant on people of courage steing forward. >> reporter: it was the first whistle-blower's complaint that triggered the impeachment investigation. it alleged president trump abused his power by repeatedly urging the leader of ukraine on a phone call to investigate his potential 2020 rival, joe biden, and his son. just last week the president also called on china to investigate the bidens. >> you really think he was serious about thinking that china's going to investigate the biden family? >> he said it right there in public. why can't you answer yes or no? do you think it's appropriate? >> because i don't think that's what he did. >> reporter: republican senator susan collins joining a small group of republicans publicly condemning the president, calling the president's request to china completely inappropriate. but not commenting on the ukraine phone call. >> i don't want to prejudge the evidence. >> reporter: the president lasen sent, whhad er d fosecu business dealings while his father helped carry out the obama administration's foreign policy as vice president. biden penning an op-ed in the "washington post" saying the president slanders anyone he sees as a threat. >> it's only a benefit for joe biden to stand up in a forthright, very energetic way and take the fight directly to donald trump day in and day out. >> reporter: there has been no

finding of wrongdoing by either joe biden or his son. the white house press secretary telling abc news it doesn't myo call themselves whistle-blowers about a call the president has made public, they say it doesn't change the fact that the president did nothing wrong. rachel scott, abc news, washington. >> rachel, thank you. let's take a look at what happens next. two top diplomats are heading to hiinl tovesthiigllation forward >> tuesday lawmakers will hear from gordon sondland, u.s. ambassador to the european union who was a key player in recently released text messages focused on president trump's dealings with ukraine. >> and the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, will testify on friday.pt recalled her in may amid allegations of . there are new details after a witness in a high-profile case was murdered himself. 28-year-old joshua brown was a key witness in the trial of former dallas officer amber guyger. brown was gunned down over the weekend. he lived in the building where guyger killed botham jean. our dallas affiliate reports brown was the victim of gun violence last year. he was shot and another man was killed outside a strip club. abc'kaylee hartung has more. >> reporter: dallas police

trying to piece together a murder mystery that some are calling an execution. >> the only thing we heard was one shot, then a double tap after that. >> reporter: a silver sedan seen speeding away from a parking lot turned crime scene. the only victim carrying no form of identification. but police revealing that victim was joshua brown, a key witness whose testimony may have helped convict former dallas officer amber guyger for the death of botham jean inside the apartment building where the three lived. brown testified less than two weeks ago, at times emotional, remembering how he would hear his neighbor singing gospel hymns from his apartment across the hall. he also described hearing jean's fan thge du llr coinl tanfntroat someone say, hey, put your hands up, in a loud tone? >> no. no, ma'am. >> reporter: it was what brown didn't hear that night that gave prosecutors reason to challenge guyger, who testified that after she mistakenly entered jean's apartment thinking it was her

commands to show his hands before shooting. >> not one of them heard you say that. >> i can't tell you why. >> it's because you s'tdn it. >> reporter: activists calling for justice for brown, and offering a $100,000 reward. his family speaking through an attorney saying brown was a reluctant witness and question if his death was connected to his testimony. >> he was shot and left to die by someone who clearly had an ax to grind. it's important that we answer who that person is, because right now there are strong implications, at least, no evidence, but strong implications, that this may be retaliation for his testimony in the amber guyger trial. et enep r>> brown's testimony and his murder. they've been very tight lipped about this investigation. that silver sedan the only lead they're sharing. there's no physical description of any suspect. kaylee hartung, abc news, new york.

>> kaylee, thank you. in ohio, devastated cleveland residents will hold a march and vigil to remember a 6-year-old shot to death in her sleep. lyric lawson died early saturday. police say someone fired gunshots into her home as she edinstt eps. a b ath least one of the bullets h her in the head.s e in shock. >> they were sleeping neck and neck together. together. the other kids have blood spatter on their faces, right? this is not right. it's not right. >> officials don't have any suspects in the killing. police are offering a $25,000 reward in this case. former president jimmy carter is back on his feet after hitting his head in a fall at his georgia home. carter had a black eye and 14 stitches above his brow, but hours later he traveled to nte .llvia fo he took the stage with his wife. carter survived cancer in 2015.

he had a hip replacement in may but he still teaches sunday school. last week he became the first u.s. president in history to turn 95. britain's young royals are teaming up to promote mental health. >> kate and william and meghan and harry narrate a three-minute public service announcement that airs tonight on british television. >> it promotes "every mind matters," an online program to help people deal with depression and other mental health issues. the so-called subway soprano whose underground performance in los angeles went viral has made her public debut. >> a week after being unknown and homeless, emily zamourka appeared at the grand opening of a little italy district in l.a. zamourka sang the same thing she was performing when she was first spotted by a member of the lapd. ♪ she says she was a little bit

nervous but when it was over zamourka said she felt grateful for the opportunity. >> eventually i did touch your spirits and i'm so glad about that. that i could touch your hearts with my music, with my voice. thank you so much. for all of this, what's happening right now. i really thank you. i'm so overwhelmed. >> good for her. zamourka might have a record deal in her future. two gofundme accounts have raised more than $95,000 to help her ckblbat stheorn oy. >> what a wonderful story. it was just last week we were asking, police are trying to identify this person, then she's identified. then yay. >> it can happen that fast, pretty cool. coming up, the security breach aboard a delta airlines flight. plus an update from alex trebek. down on cancer.ime "jeopardy!" what president trump just did for nickelback with just one

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look at this wild scene. okay, this is a hair salon on long island. that deer crashing through the window. it hits a woman who's sitting on the couch. that woman suffered minor i mean, i've heard of getting a blowout, but this is ridiculous. thank you, thank you. t loa >> that deserves a slow clap. that is incredible, wow. turning now to a stunning f o,nd lo>>ri ada w. oman boarded a de flight to atlanta without a she authorities asked for her ticket because she was in somebody else's seat. the woman said she threw the ticket away and didn't have any identification. she was removed from the plane, and after that other passengers

had to leave and then were rescreened as a precaution. >> at first i was giving her the benefit of the doubt, maybe there's an explanation, maybe she's on the wrong plane, maybe s e'sh that tsa was concernbo auted really concerned. >> flight ended up being delayed for three hours. delta's now apologizing to passengers. they say they're cooperating th authorities on the wi investigation. it's still unclear how that woman was actually able board the plane. >> that is incredible. now to the candid new revelations from alex trebek. >> the long-time "jeopardy!" host is sharing new thoughts as he resumes his battle against stage 4 pancreatic cancer. "jeopardy!" host alex trebek determined but realistic about and his own mortality. ic cancer >> no. no.

say at my funeral as a part of o soon. >> reporter: t revealed his diagnosis in march. >> this week i was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, i'm going to keep working. >> reporter: by may, after the first wave of chemo, he appeared to be in remission. >> we thought i was finished with chemo. that was a bit premature. >> reporter: the 79-year-old now undergoing a second round of chemotherapy, having a revelation. >> i have some regrets about having gone public with it, because a lot of people are coming to me and looking for help, reassurance. and that's tough. >> reporter: the host telling abc about his struggle. >> there are moments when for no reason at all i feel a surge of sadness, depression. >> reporter: but trebek has maintained his sense of optimism, still bravely fighting. >> hey, i've lived a good life,

a full life. i'm nearing the end of that life. so if it happensapra hit o.f nse it? >> trebek has kept his word, continuing to host the show as he's undergoing all this treatment. he says the way that his body has reacted to the chemotherapy makes it difficult for him to speak, but through all of this, he hasn't taken a day off. >> not a day off. >> even with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> what an inspiration. >> it's kind of incredible. looking up what he's done, so he's been on "jeopardy!" 35 years. he had a medical procedure done on his brain in 2018. that was the first time he took a sick day. >> oh, my. >> yeah, leading up to this. incredibly tough guy, and we certainly wish him the best. >> wish him the best, absolutely. when we come back what queen elizabeth did right in front of elton john. plus we got the "friends" reunion. reunion.

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>> yeah, according to "the sunday times of london," in his new book elton john writes that queen elizabeth once slapped repeatedly right in front of him. >> it's apparently not as bad as it sounds. the rocket man reportedly writes that when viscount linley refused a request to keep an eye on his younger sister, the queen lightly slhim across the d ap face saying, "don't argue with me, i am the queen." >> simple but effective technique. after the gentle slapping the viscount reportedly complied with the queen's request. >> why, of course. elton john reportedly also discusses princess diana detailing the time richard gere and sylvester stallone allegedly fought over the newlsingle princess at a party. >> those royals, never behaving. we also have some adorable snaps of prince george. >> prince william and duchess kate took their two eldest kids,

george andha crlteot, a >> fans went pretty wild, especially over the young prince going wild himself over his tea. there is some fresh cheeri gor alinve oonr otan media snap. >> fans have been celebrating the 25th anniversary of the iconic sitcom "friends" with chatter of a possible reunion or >> over the weekend a real-life "friends" reboot played out. courteney cox shared this sefmy with matt leblanc and jennifer aniston. >> apparently they were having a low-key night in with cox who captioned it, a rare night and i love it, aww. >> you asked me which "friends" character i was. i think i'm pretty clearly a an you didn't say what you were. ss i would sayro c a >> i was going to say definite m monica. >> so i've been told. >> yeah, i think that the way that monica thinks'she skyac w,

i think that's how you think that you're phoebe. but i don't know that it's all the way there. celebrities are just like us. >> including 55-year-old supermodel elle mcpherson, who's just revealed her latest key to on>> tdy yeah, who can't relate this? in an instagram post she says flat stomach is due to lymphatir o ai s that's what it is. in case you're asking what that is, it's a type of massage treatmenthat's said to speed up the removal of wastes and toxi. okay. >> all right, if it works, it >> it enokedtr numicp,e. w hat ted out a video of a meme of with joe biden, his son hu t viol, tweet went viral beforeh ation. but in the meantime this song

"photograph," it earned nearly 800,000 new streams, which is a >> "photograph" hit number one >> oh, man, getting old. speaking of a spike in ere was a bit of apopulathrity, coup over the weekend at the box >> so "joker" actually b ke some box office records as the highest-grossing opening in the history of october openings. it took in a record $93.5 million. >> while "joker" shatted the record held by "venom," which made $80 million last october worldwide, "joker" took in $234 million. the gritty backstory about the origins of the crazed batman nemesis is one of the most talked about movies of the year. >> joaquin phoenix, he can perform. >> yes, absolutely. i haven't seen it, maybe, i don.

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a retired u.s. secret service dog that helped protect president obama in t white house has now been given a special honor across the pond. >> the british veterinary charity pdsa has given its order of merit to hurricane. >> the group's director says hurricane had an outstanding career and went above and beyond the call of duty when an intruder scaled the north lawn october 2014. hurre leapt at the intruder anic and took him off his feet, pushing the intruder back to the perimeter fence. >> despite suffering a ferocious assault, hurricane never faltered from his duty, also an outstanding dog named hurricane.

>> love it, love it. turning to another remarkable canine and his amazing "tail" of survival. >> nicely done, liz. rescuers pulled him out from under a pile obbzoruf in n il here's abc's rob marciano. if>>e reporte mira that's right, this is miracle. the 1-year-old dog who was nearly crushed under a collapsed building in marsh harbor, bahamas, after dorian came roaring ashore with wind speeds the team at big dog ranch rescue says a heat signature was detected under a pile of debris using a drone. when rescue workers raced over they found a malnourished male dog whose only way of survival was drinking rainwater. miracle rightfully earnifighte >>hi ts ttli and he's been there for three weekwith- hohe has

survived is a miracle. >> reporter: the foundation has been searching the island since the cat 5 storm for any signs of dogs separated from their families. tabc news, the organization's president and founder crediting the technology for discovering miracle saying the drones played a life-sg inav role. miracle's discovery is a signal of hope to everyone as the bahamas' recovery and rebuilding effort begins. and miracle is receiving treatment, therapy, food and expected ahead.ull recovery >> wow. just wow. our thanks to rob marciano for that report. three weeks on rainwater. >> yeah. i mean, you could see the ribs on that dog, it's so sad. >> he's going to pull through. >> yes, kind of an unbelievable finish there. >> i know, yay. don't miss our updn oes facebook at wnnfans.com. >> we've got a whole lot more news next,p it right here.ee k

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making news in america this morning, the major development in the impeachment saga. a second whistle-blower now coming forward. what it means for the investigation and overnight president trump lashing out. why he is accusing nancy pelosi and adam schiff of possible treason.ight now, the search for a killer. a key witness in the murder trial of a former daas police officer turns up dead outside taking the stand against former cop amber guyger. is his killing tie htod testimony in that high-profile case? the new information overnight. also new this morning, we hear from this man struck by lightning while walking his dogs left unable to breathe. his shoes and socks blown off