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news in 2017 when her mother claimed the 7-year-old was terminally ill with cancer. olivia died that summer. kelly renee turner has been indicted for murder and child abuse in olivia's death. she's also facing fraud charges for gofundme fraud charges. prosecutors have said lori loughlin and her husband paid $500,000 in bribes to get their two daughters into the university of southern california. now the university says olivia jade and isabella are no longer enrolled at the school. >> it comes as four more parents have changed their pleas to guilty. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: four more parents embroiled in that college admissions scandal now changing their pleas to guilty, including manuel and elizabeth enriquez, who prosecutors say gloated with their daughter about getting away with cheating on her college entrance tests. 19 of 35 parents have pleaded

guilty, including felicity huffman, who was spotted over the weekend outside federal prison in her inmate jumpsuit walking to meet her daughter and husband for a visit more than halfway through her two-week sentence for paying $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. scores. lori loughlin and her husband are still fighting charges they paid $500,000 to pose their daughters as rowing recruits for usc. the prosecutors saying loughlin would receive less time if she reached a deal. >> if it's after trial i think certainly we'd be asking for something substantially higher. if she resolved her case short of trial, something lower than that. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are saying additional charges are possible for those who opt against a plea bargain. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. future engineers in washington, d.c. got a big surprise. >> high school students in the nation's capital received a visit from amazon ceo jeff bezos. they were taking part in an amazon-sponsored science initiative. bezos encouraged them to keep working hard. >> took a lot of computer

science, and i learned to be a programmer. and i strongly encourage you guys to keep at this. you learn these kinds of skills and it will change your life. >> bezos also told the sdents their leadership will move the world forward. the amazon program has put computer science courses into more than 2,000 high schools across the country. i would have some questions for mr. bezos there. >> such as? >> i'd be like, can you give me a job? half a million dollars? >> don't you know one of those kids might have been like, can i intern for you? >> you really should. that's how i got an internship back in the day. >> we need that story later. coming up, after being bitten by a snake, singer mike posner's journey across the country on foot. catching up with a -year-old runner who's not too far behind him, 170 days into his own run across america.

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haven't heard that one in a while. the singer/songwriter behind that party anthem may very well be changing his tune this morning. >> mike posner definitely has something to be happy about this morning, though. ♪ haven't heard that one in a while. the singer/songwriter behind that party anthem may very well be changing his tune this morning. >> mike posner definitely has something to be happy about this morning, though. he's not the only one. will ganss is here. now tell us all about it, good morning, will. >> you got it, good morning. after walking nearly 3,000 miles, mike posner has accomplished what he set out to do six months ago, walk across the country. bread silverwood, a friend of our show, isn't too far behind him. for the past 5 1/2 months brady silverwood has been running -- >> look at this beautiful horse. >> reporter: and running -- >> training my mind to become stronger, become harder. >> reporter: and running. >> i'm on day 170 today. there's been so many, so many different battles, mental, physical. >> reporter: just days ago, singer mike posner finished his cross-country journey. reaching the pacific ocean after

six months, walking 2,800 miles from new jersey. >> i can definitely appreciate what he did. so it's an amazing accomplishment. i'm really proud of him. yeah, gives me motivation that the end is near and that i'm going to do the same thing soon. >> reporter: during mike's week and y'ru the two have kept in touch. >> we started messaging. we've had a nice little rapport back and forth. thout out there this journey. >> reporter: neither has been throughout difficult while walking through colorado in august, mike was bitten by a rattlesnake and airlifted to a hospital. for brady the most difficult part of his journey happened on day 103. >> probably the hardest challenge has been in arkansas. i really hurt my achilles. you know, that was the hardest because i think i was at about halfway. i had been through so many miles and put so much into this thing. >> reporter: brady took two days off to recover, and thankfully it worked. this morning he's just past las cruces, new mexico.

>> i've ran in some rain, i've been in a real bad wind. all types of weather, really. >> reporter: but brady's still running. he and his buddy nate, who's been driving the rv and serving as the hype man -- >> oh, baby! >> reporter: can feel the finish line fast approaching. >> we're kind of joking, like a couple of days after we're going to have separate anxiety from each other. >> reporter: as far as the highlight of their trip so far? both guys agree. >> the people that we've met have been so supportive. so kind to us on our journey. >> brady wants to invite all of those people and anyone else who may be watching to join him in san diego when he crosses the finish line on december 8th. >> brady looks a little different than when we first saw him. >> he's got the forrest gump vibes going on the beard, the hair, yeah. >> i'm not a runner and i'd never be interested in walking across the country but how far can he go in a day? >> his most that he's gone in a day is one mile farther than a

full marathon. it was after he spent time with his mom, he said he was feeling very inspired. it was right outside of memphis. he ran more than a marathon. >> that is incredible. thank you, will.

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mine tasted like poopoo! mine tastes like broccoli, yuck! i want candy! ♪ ♪ so this happened. on to the next segment that i'm learning for the first time. >> first time. we're going to let her kick it off. >> with this happening in the uk when a father left his 3-year-old daughter unattended for just 10 minutes. >> yep. a lot can happen, i've heard. >> apparently, we wouldn't know, neither one of us are parents. but this is a cautionary tale. this little girl downed 18 cups of yogurt. >> 18? >> i don't even know why you'd want to do that. the dad apparently went looking around the house after he saw this scene, all these empty yogurt cups, thinking maybe she used it for finger paints on the walls. no, it wasn't anywhere, it was

all gone, he said she looked very proud as he asked, did you really just do this? >> when he found out she couldn't go for 19 he was like, loser! no, he did not say that. he's like, you ate all the yogurt. >> who keeps 18 cups of yogurt? >> because you have a kid and they love the yogurt. uncle k-mo knows, i know. also this happened, medical students in the philippines got pretty creative with a black panther cheer routine, take a listen. >> bringing it. >> that is impressive. they are medical students from st. louis university in the philippines. they performed this eye-catching display based on "black panther" which took home top prize at a campus-wise cheering competition. >> fun facts about me, i was on

the dance team in high school. a seven-minute routine? oh, no. >> there's a few things i know. we'll talk about it later. i was in the marching band, so there you go. >> a seven-minute routine is a long routine. >> that is a very long routine. >> but these band members and med students -- >> i used to cheer that hard when the south carolina gamecocks would take on lsu. >> oh. >> it didn't work. >> i was just about to ask if it ever worked. >> so that happened. >> then this happened in italy. now italian soccer games can get pretty rowdy, but how about this fan parachuting onto the field during the game. this wasn't -- >> what, it wasn't planned? >> -- like the military paratroopers bringing down the game ball in ceremonial fashion. as three guys wonderfully did before the lsu game. this is just a fan. the motive unclear. and of course he was quickly escorted. well, thissal happened.

a really, really big pig in washington state. you know how we call them pigs down south? >> yep. >> sooie!

this morning on "world news now," a fierce firefight. >> crews are battling a kick moving blaze in southern california. people are seen running from the flames as it gets dangerously close to their homes. what firefighters are worried about today. also this morning wicked weather on the move. a dangerous storm system that spawned tornados and left a trail of destruction in six states is headed to the atlantic coast. we have the storm's latest track. the impeachment showdown continues today. a key witness is headed to capitol hill to testify in the impeachment inquiry. what presint tru is telling republicans to do in the meantime. what's it like to be a late night host in the time of the trump administration and this hyperpartisan atmosphere we're in right now? >> as a journalist i had to ask jimmy the tough questions. hear his answer to this one in

part two of "kenneth and kimmel." it's tuesday, october 22nd. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i don't know who we had to ask for this favor, what strings we had to pull. but look who we've got in the seat for janai norman, kaylee hartung, everyone! >> well, that is a welcome i will take anywhere. can i just take you with me? >> yes, i can be your hype man, just ask janai. we are so pleased to have kaylee here. so, you've been at abc for just a few months now. you can tell us just a few friends talking, how is it? >> it's been such an incredible experience. everyone has been so welcoming. case in point, you right here, right now. i'm so glad to be here with you, my friend. >> let me show you how welcoming we are because we always have to do a little something for those who fill in for the first time as guest cohost. so tell us a little about yourself.

five years at cbs news under the legendary bob schieffer. then s.e.c. network sideline reporter i understand as well. espn, cnn. i mean, you are the real deal. >> this is why you're good at your job. this man does his homework. >> so you -- a sideline reporter. >> oh my gosh. >> it's actually good to have someone here who actually knows a little bit about sports because they write it for us, janai and i say words that are on the prompter there. sometimes we actually get the names right in sports. >> you know, i think working in sports for the seven years that i did, it was such an incredible training ground because you learn how to do live television. >> yeah. and you did it. you're also a big deal. you did commercials as well. she did like a buick commercial, you guys. kaylee does it all. journalism, buick commercials. you are talented, you are skilled. you're also beautiful as this fan right here will tell us. >> thank you so much, have fun today.

>> thank you, espn, we love you, and you're gorgeous. >> he said it, he's right, you're gorgeous and you're smart and you're talented and you're skilled and we are so happy to have you here, my friend. >> and clearly i have bribed this man to say all of these wonderfully nice things about me and welcoming me to the set. >> she knows sports, she knows news and we've got to get to some news as well. >> let's get right to it. a serious wildfire threat across southern california right now. >> a brush fire broke out among hopes in san bernardino county. only about 20 acres burned but at least six houses were damaged by the flames. >> about 60 miles east in the pacific palisades area of los angeles a different fire consumed 40 acres of hillside brush. residents of about 200 homes were ordered to evacuate. some were seen running around their property in panic before leaving. abc's kayna whitworth reports. >> reporter: the all-out assault. firefighters desperately trying to keep flames from burning down

some of the most expensive homes in southern california. residents watching in horror, some with hoses in hand until they too run for it. this chopper putting out a fire on the cusp of engulfing a home. seconds later police walking out the front door. a plane known as the super scooper later dropping water with laser precision. look how low they're fly to these homes, it's so close, they're flying so low, right on top of these homes. the wildfire sparked just before noon in the pacific palisades neighborhood of los angeles. you can see one woman running to her car as the fire closed in. >> they will not sleep, they will not rest, until they get this fire out. >> reporter: this father going on foot to pick up his daughter from a nearby school. >> i'm here, the fire's there, she's on the other side. >> reporter: 40 acres burned. miraculously, no one was injured. we actually saw the police officers going door to door,

telling people to evacuate. they say right now is the time to evacuate because they're concerd thathe winds could shift in the afternoon. onshore winds could actually push theire heseills and into these homes. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. two dallas schools are a complete loss after three tornados struck the metro area. >> many other buildings, homes and businesses were also destroyed by the twisters. thousands of people are without power overnight. the strongest of the storms had winds as high as 140 miles per hour. amazingly there were no deaths or major injuries. another tornado touched down in memphis, sending airport passengers and personnel scurrying for shelter. again, no deaths or major injuries reported there. oklahoma and arkansas weren't so lucky, though. four people died in those states. >> that severe storm system has moved east but it's still a threat to the south. >> accther's adam del rosso is tracking it along with the fire danger in the west. good morning, adam. >> kaylee and kenneth, good morning. thor storms expected across the southeast making their way along

a frontal boundary. damaging wind gusts are going to be the main threats for the all the way up to shington, d.c. beyond that we will still see some rain. however, the threat for it to be severe across the northeast and into new england a little less likely. across the southwest it is warm, dry, windy, that means another day with fire threat across uthwest california. kaylee, kenneth? >> so much to look out for there, thank you. anger and frustration boiling over in syria as american troops withdraw from the country in droves leaving their kurdish allies behind. >> crowds threw potatoes at armored military vehicles as u.s. convoys passed throug kurdish towns en route to iraq. this morning the cease-fire negotiated by the u.s. is about to expire. mona kosar abdi has more. >> reporter: president trump made it clear his decision to keep a small number of troops in syria is not about the kurds. >> good relationship with the kurds but we never agreed to protect the kurds. >> reporter: instead, the president said the move was partly a request from israel and

jordan, as well as, quote, secure the oil. >> so we have a small group there, and we secured the oil. other than that, there's no reason for it. >> reporter: the president's message breaking with republicans on the hill, including trump allied senator lindsey graham who says the u.s. should not abandon its kurdish allies. on the ground, u.s. troops leaving northern syria were blocked by desperate kurds holding signs, one reading "thanks for the u.s. people but trump betrayed us." some expressing their frustrations by throwing potatoes at armored vehicles and hurling insults. trump remains unmoved, at one point insisting the turkish incursion may have helped ease negotiations. >> if they didn't go through 2 1/2 days of hell, i don't think they would have done it. i think you couldn't have made a deal. >> reporter: under the u.s.-brokered cease-fire the kurds are supposed to withdraw from a safe zone on the syrian side of the turkey/syria border. but over the weekend both sides accused the other of violating that agreement with turkey offering this warning. >> if they don't withdraw, our operation will restart. >> reporter: according to the "new york times" the pentagon is

looking to possibly keep around 200 troops on the ground. a u.s. official tells abc news one idea is for a mix of u.s. and european forces to stay in the area. kaylee, kenneth. >> thank you, mona. president trump is now urging republicans to get tougher and fight against impeachment as lawmakers hear today from the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. >> bill taylor took over the u.s. embassy in kiev after the president abruptly removed the ambassador. as the president pressed for an investigation into joe biden, taylor said in a text message it's crazy to withhold aid for help with a political campaign. >> the closed door testimony comes after the house rejected a republican resolution to censure intelligence committee chairman adam schf over his handling of the impeachment inquiry. it appears justin trudeau has won a second term as canada's prime minister. projections had trudeau's liberal party losing some seats, meaning he'll have to have

enough seats to maintain control of canada's parliament. bud trudeau's hold on power will be weaker than in his first term. his campaign last was threatened by controversies, including evidence he had worn blackface in the past. a viral picture shows what can happen when you make a dare with a 9-year-old. >> jay was wondering what he should wear for his i.d. picture for school in maine. his mom jokingly suggested a hot dog suit. his dad said he would give him ten bucks if he did it. the only question came from the photographer who asked if he wanted help with the costume so his parents could have something nice. >> when the parents first saw him, they just laughed. parents know these kids. most of the time they're running around the house with the costumes on anyway. it's weeks before halloween. >> jake's dad told "usa today" jake was just bummed out it was only a half day at school so he couldn't wear the costume the whole day. really wanted to maximize it. >> there's always tomorrow. moving on, you saw it here on abc, jimmy kimmel in brooklyn what he says keeps him coming back to b.k. first, the nba is cracking down on fan behavior. what you absolutely cannot do or

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we're back with an update on the small plane that disappeared we're back with an update on the small plane that disappeared off radar as it approached raleigh durham international in north carolina. the small plane did crash. the wreckage was found yesterday. a 72-year-old husband and wife lost their lives in the crash. investigators are looking into what went wrong. nba fans will have to wait to see top pick zion williamson's debut. >> fans in new orleans are dying to see it but the much hyped overall number one draft selection out of duke will miss six to eight weeks after surgery on his right knee. zion is expected to be ready to play by the time his new orleans pelicans visit denver on christmas day. that is a christmas gift for pelicans fans. nba is cracking down on fans incidents like a warriors executive shoving toronto's kyle lowry during the finals have prompted the league to adopt a zero tolerance policy. abusive or hateful behavior will including racist, sexest or

lgbtq comments will lead to ejections or month. the league said the number of fans sitting courtside last year kicked out doubled. new york city transit workers have come up with a trashy way to fight back against cuts to their cleaning staff. >> the union is inviting riders to post pictures of the dirtiest subway cars. pictures so far show more than just coffee cups or newspapers. some reveal human waste. yep. i just said that. blood and infectious debris. the person who posts the "winning" photo gets $500, and they might need a tetanus shot. >> we've seen people get onto the subways with just about anything, but you've got to take it off with you, folks. that's nasty. that's so gross. oh my goodness. >> i'm new to new york, i'm trying to navigate the subways. that makes me not even want to try. >> no -- yeah. uber, please. still ahead, the dramatic escape attempt and the police takedown caught on camera. >> the handcuffed sut jumping through the window of a police cruiser.

we will show you how it all ended in our next half hour. first jimmy kimmel opens up to me about why he almost feels a duty to take on president trump night after night.

♪ we are still on the fr ♪ we are still on the front end of a very special week here in new york city for the abc family. >> jimmy kimmel taking his show on the road from l.a. back to his hometown of brooklyn, and yesterday we told you about how we sat down with him. but today we wanted you to hear his answers to some tough questions. >> from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! >> reporter: j.k. back in the b.k. "jimmy kimmel live" kicking off another week of shows at the brooklyn academy of music. >> this is our second home. this is my mar-a-lago in a way. >> why keep coming back to brooklyn? >> we love it here, love being here. the audience is excited and we get excited. this beautiful venue here in the

brooklyn academy of music, is a great place to do a show. and we get great guests, and we eat like pigs. >> you eat your weight, your weight. >> at least my weight. >> i heard when you touched down here in new york, went straight to get some pizza? >> we went right to get pizza, yeah. we tell the kids, wait till you have pizza in brooklyn and they love it. my son who's only 2 years old did something incredible last night. he folded his pizza in half and ate it the way -- i've never been more proud. >> cry a little bit? >> a tear came, yes. >> reporter: night one. >> bruce springsteen! >> reporter: a-list celebrity heavy hitters took the stage. the boss, bruce springsteen. and new york's own alicia keys. >> i'm calling it a journey. >> a journey! >> reporter: sidekick guillermo by his side, jimmy is promising high jinks and some surprises. >> we have a bunch of surprises, don't even ask what they are -- >> i will not ask. >> go ahead and k. >> jimmy, what's one of the surprises? >> i can't tell you.

>> okay. okay. >> reporter: the 51-year-old late night host in his 17th season. did you even imagine, 17 seasons? >> no, i never imagined we'd be on this long. it's weird, i sometimes think about this. i've been doing this show for longer than i went to school. because if you count kindergarten and then go through high school, that's 13 years. and then college, which i did three years of college, mostly unsuccessfully. i've now been doing this longer than i went to school, which is a very strange thing to think about. >> reporter: the brooklyn native a student of the late night greats from carson to letterman, opening up about the challenges of late night in the age of trump. we're in this hyperpartisan, divisive time in our country. i think for the late night hosts we go to you for a little levity, some comedy as well. what's it like to be a late night host in the time of the trump administration and this hyperpartisan atmosphere we're in right now? >> we are so focused on what's going on in politics now.

and maybe that's probably better tofoseon politics rather than nonsense. now in this particular situation, we'll probably, once this lunatic is out of the white house, go back to our regular lives. but in the meantime, it's -- sometimes it's exhausting. >> trumpapalooza made a stop in lake charles, louisiana, on friday, where once again he used all the best words. >> unconstitutional [ bleep ] impeachment. >> he really is the abraham lincoln of our time, isn't he? >> i always look at it this way, we let america decide what w talk about. and we decide the way we're going to do it. >> do you feel you have to cover it? >> yeah, i do and i don't. i do think it makes it harder in some ways but also easier in some ways. i have a friend whose name i won't mention, works for one of the cable news channels. when he took the job he was kind of despondent.

he's like, the ratings aren't great. i don't know what we're supposed to be talking about, you know. like this terrible tidal wave, in came donald trump and just all that changed. >> don lemon, you can say it. >> it's not don lemon. >> i still don't know who that person is. i've got my guesses but it wasn't don lemon, apparently. >> what are the surprises? did you do investigative journalism? >> we had a surprise last night. i was at the show in brooklyn. alicia keys was on and that is me at an alicia keys concert with andre, who works here at "world news now," in the background there. he wanted to go to jimmy, i pulled some springs, i got him there. alicia keys surprised everyone with tickets to a show at barclays for rock the vote. she was there performing and it was incredible. the show was fun. tomorrow night -- i should say tonight he's got benedict cumberbatch, kelly ripa, eddie murphy later in the week. we really had a lot of fun with jimmy kimmel there. >> clearly.

good job by you. a really thoughtful conversation on a lot of levels. like you said, some fun too. i'm not -- >> you can come back any time but we've got to go right now. sation on a lot of levels. like you said, some fun too. i'm not -- >> you can come back any time but we've got to go right now. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85,

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>> what's the "deer hunter "? >> you've got to watch the movie. >> apparently the fiery food, people are doing this stuff on youtube, it became viral sensations of them trying to eat these ghost peppers and them dying. dying as in like, oh, i need some water, the water's coming out my eyes, the snot is coming. >> why not take advantage, dominos. >> only in japan. >> i will not be calling for one of those. if you need to get in the halloween spirit in ohio, go check out this rain forest car wash in brunswick, ohio. not something i would participate in. >> oh no. >> no thank you. clowns, goblins, ghouls just outside your car as you get it washed. the screams. i mean, that's like another version of a haunted house, again on a level i don't want anything to with. >> does the car have to be off? i'd run everyone over. >> right. that's a really good point. i think some feet might try to hit the gas pedal.

mine certainly would. >> i would be racing out of there. apparently it was a california woman who was not racing to return this overdue library book. it took her 74 years to return this book. california woman there, i'm going to call her out, jean durham, she brought in a copy of sir walter scott's "lady of the lake" her mother had checked out in 1945. they said there was no fine because the facility did away with fines in 2018. >> thank goodness, what would that fine be? >> a million dollars. >> $1 million. you know what won't cost you a million dollars, the newest item on dunkin' donuts menu. >> what is it? >> it's a meatless sandwich. >> here you go again. >> if you're going for a breakfast sandwich, here's the new meatless sausage sandwich, one of those beyond meat -- >> no. >> no? >> there is nothing beyond meat, there is just meat. janai norman must have something

to do with this, here and her meatless crusade -- i tell you,

this morning on "world news now," another day of severe weather threats. the powerful storm that spawned at least nine tornados in the south is on the move possibly bringing damaging winds, large hail, and even more twisters. accuweather has your forecast. also this morning the serious cease-fire crisis is intensifying. new images show angry kurds pelting u.s. troops with potatoes and more as they withdraw. all while the clock ticks down on the cease-fire. what happens when it expires today. new this half hour, a handcuffed man jumped through the window of a police cruiser and tried to get away. why he was in custody to begin with. the big surprise and the stunning upset last night on "dancing with the stars."

you want believe who got the boot even after racking up one of the night's highest scores. we'll have a complete recap in "the skinny." it's tuesday, october 22nd. a big surprise on "dancing with the stars" and a big surprise for us here on "world news now." kaylee hartung in the seat, everybody. what's up? >> oh, the slow clap. >> the pride and joy of baton rouge, louisiana. >> i like having a fellow s.e.c. football fan sitting next to me, i feel right at home. >> another southerner. that's my little southern accent. a little southerner here. it's great to have you here, friend. you've been doing great work at the network. now you get to it will in for janai norman. >> i am so happy to be here. appreciate the warm welcome. let's have some fun and give you

guys the news this morning. >> let's talk about some. we begin with the severe storms plaguing the southern states. at least four people were killed in arkansas and oklahoma but the greatest destruction seems to have been in northern texas. >> that storm system has now moved east and stretches from louisiana up into the ohio valley. >> it spawned at least nine tornados, three of them in the dallas area. there was significant damage in the north texas city with buildings destroyed. abc's marcus moore shows us. >> reporter: severe storms on the move after a terrifying night in texas. >> we're in the tornado! >> reporter: multiple twisters touching down in the dallas area. >> guys, this is no joke, this is a tornado touching down right now. >> reporter: including an ef-3, winds of 140 miles per hour. drivers right in the middle of the storm. >> lots of debris flying. it is right in front of us. >> reporter: first responders racing to the scene, going home by home, bringing elderly residents to safety. by daybreak the destruction visible from above. >> this storm blew through heavily populated areas right through the middle of several cities.

>> reporter: a home owned by dallas stars player tyler seguin among those sustaining heavy damage. we're hearing harrowing tales of survival including abc photo journalist juan renteria and his family. >>nt i we weo my daughter's closet and we all just hunkered down. >> oh my god. >> reporter: taking us inside their damaged home. >> we felt like whatever happened, we were going to be together. >> reporter: as the dangerous storm moved east, the concourses at memphis' airport evacuated. >> run, run, run! >> reporter: travelers racing to shelter. in arkansas an ef-1 tornado confirmed there, the storm claiming at least one life. back in dallas, the mayor of this major american city grateful. >> we should consider ourselves very fortunate that we did not lose any lives. >> reporter: and this is what is left of a fire station here in dallas. there were four firefighters inside an engine that was parked right here when the tornado hit. you can see it tore the roof away entirely.

but despite all the destruction we see here, no one was hurt. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to marcus for that reporting. as we mentioned, that storm system has moved east but still threatens to spawn more tornados today. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has details. adam, good morning. >> kenneth and kaylee, good morning. more storms across the southeast. damaging wind gusts would be the main threats. we'll have some rain into new england as well, however, not expected to be severe. breezy winds across the midwest into the plains. could have gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour for our tuesday. breezy winds across parts of southern california combined with the dry and warm conditions. that means another day with the fire threat from santa barbara all the way down to san diego. kenneth, kaylee. >> adam, thank you. the main utility in northern california says it may cut power to more than 200,000 customers tomorrow night to prevent wildfires due to downed power lines. crews have been battling stubborn wildfires across southern california. one in the pacific palisades

area in l.a. forced the evacuation of 200 homes. none of them were damageth evaci been lifted. at least six houses were damaged in a small brush fire about 60 miles away. in san bernardino county, high winds there were pushing the flames. turning to capitol hill where another key witness is test to testify today in the impeachment inquiry. bill taylor has been running the u.s. embassy in ukraine since the ambassador was ousted and he had voiced concern president trump was holding up aid for personal political gain. as the investigation intensifies the president is pointing the finger at his old rival telling fox news he hopes attorney general william barr will investigate hillary clinton's potential ties to ukraine. >> then you hear about ukraine and you've been hearing about it. i heard clinton was involved. i heard they got somebody who wrote the fake dossier. was it out of ukraine? all of the things that happened. and i assumed that the attorney general, i would like the attorney general to find out what's going on. because you know what?

at the white house corruption. the presidened ot call republicans to get tougher and fight against his impeachment, and he slammed senator mitt romney for criticizing his interactions with ukraine. u.s. forces in syria have gone from friend to foe in the eyes of the kurds left to fend for themselves against forces from turkey. as the troops headed off in the country to reposition in iraq, angry crowds hurled potatoes at their convoys. now a u.s.-brokered deal is about to expire. abc's james longman is in the region. >> reporter: u.s. troops leaving northern syria, their path blocked by desperate kurds holding signs. one reading "thanks the u.s. people but trump betrayed us." there were times the kurds would celebrate u.s. soldiers as heroes, not now. this u.s. convoy pelted with potatoes and screams calling americans liars. the ident unmoved. >> i never agreed to protect the

kurds. we fought with them for 3 1/2, 4 years. we never agreed to protect the kurds for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: in those four years, 11,000 kurds have died fighting isis. the president has repeatedly said american forces would come home. with some u.s. troops remaining in syria -- >> that's a totally different section, that's a totally different mindset. we have a small group there. and we secured the oil. other than that there's no reason for it in our opinion. >> reporter: reports say 200 to 300 could go to eastern syria to protect those oil interests while others leaving syria will not be going home. they're now heading to iraq to monitor isis. i spoke to a kurdish commander. he said he's wary of intensification between the two sides because they don't agree how far into syria the kurds must retreat. vladimir putin meets with president erdogan to discuss next steps. russia increasing its influence here even as america backs away. james longman, abc news in northern iraq.

>> thank you, james. chicago's public school students will have at least one more day off. >> the teachers union says there's little chance of a quick settlement to the strike. the mayor earlier had asked the teachers to return to their classrooms while talks continued but she added the city has no more money to offer. now to football. four weeks ago the patriots jumped out to a 30-point lead on their way to beating the jets. >> monday night in new jersey the game was worse. new york quarterback sam darnold, he was responsible for five turnovers and was caught on camera saying he was seeing ghosts in new england's 33-0 rout. it was the pats' largest-ever shutout win over the jets. >> that's nothing you want to say on a hot mic, that you're seeing ghosts. >> jack says it was embarrassing. kaylee knows sports. you know a little bit of something about sports. >> a little bit of something. you don't need to know anything about sports to know a 33-0 loss is a bad thing. >> there you go, there you go. >> it was one of those games that was close, and then it started. >> there you go. moving on.

someone who's had more success than sam darnold in the last couple of days, an 11-year-old from illinois has run his way into the guinness book of world records. >> over the weekend aidan hauquez completed a half marathon in iowa. that made him the first person to run a half marathon in all 50 states. he started running when he was 2. aidan's grandmother says he took part in a kids race because he wanted the medal. >> get the medal. now, he's got a whole bunch of them. his first marathon was five years ago when he was just 6 years old and it's been a passion ever since. >> i love running half marathons. it's fun to run. i find it easier to run long distance for me because when i run short distance i try to run too fast. >> his grandmother says aidan has never asked to quit and she's not forcing him to do it. he finished sunday's race in just under 3:35. >> he's a cool kid. coming up, the brazen escape attempt that you have to come to your tv and see, it's incredible. >> the suspect in handcuffs leapt out of the window of a

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we are back with this handcuffed man who jumped through the window of an nypd cruiser and tried to get away before being tackled by a cop. other officers helped subdue the suspect who was originally taken into custody because of a crowd control issue at the scene of a shooting. it's unclear why he tried to escape. apparently, we had a reporter on the scene by the name of jack sheahan. jack, you know a little bit about this. >> yes, that was right in my neighborhood. i actually, let's be completely clear here, i was not on the scene, i was close to the scene. >> that's close enough. >> in fact, i was asleep at the time that it happened. >> okay.

>> but obviously it did happen. walking to work from the area, i can confirm that everything was fine. >> okay. >> the situation has quelled itself. >> okay. >> thank goodness. >> a reporter who walked by the scene minutes -- >> hours. >> hours after it happened, yes. >> yes. >> got it. well, they got it. >> great reporting, jack. >> appreciate it, jack. moving on, across the pond we're hearing new details about an american airlines flight from philadelphia from dublin. >> it happened after two crew members and a passenger suddenly felt ill. >> reporter: dramatic audio from inside an american airlines flight moments after two crew members and a passenger were briefly incapacitated. >> the cabin staff have actually lost consciousness. i think they're back to a state of consciousness now. >> reporter: a pilot flying from london to philadelphia radioing in from over the atlantic saying a cleaning product containing ammonium chloride has spilled, the fumes too much for some. >> there are general complaints about burning eyes and other problems with mucous in the nose, skin problems. >> reporter: the flight with 287 passengers and 12 crew members diverting to dublin, ireland, because of that strong odor.

when the plane landed the three sickenede tranorted to the hospital. >> every airplane recirculates its air completely every two minutes so the possibility of this affecting people nearby was quite low. >> those crew members and passenger have been released and the hospital and the cleaning product that spilled had been accidentally left behind on the plane, causing all of that panic. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> thank you, gio. this year's rockefeller center christmas tree that's right here in new york will come all the way from florida. >> florida, new york, that is. it's a small town to the northwest about 40 miles away from the city. the norway spruce will be cut down early next month with the tree lighting a month later. >> from florida, new york. >> who knew. did you know? >> i did not know. >> i didn't, either. when we come back, the stunning elimination last night on "dancing with the stars." and our first look at the new "star wars" trailer. ♪ "the skinny" is next.

wewith some healthy halloween treats today. these are called veggie fruit chews.mi toopo mine tastes like broccoli, yuck! i want candy!

♪ ♪ time now for "the skinny"

starting with the stunner last night on "dancing with the stars." >> it's impossible to hear that music and not dance, by the way. after no eliminations last week for disney night, the stakes were high for the nine remaining couples going into week six. >> among last night's top scores, "the office" star kate flannery and pasha stunned the judges with their viennese waltz to whitney houston's "i have nothing." ♪ >> bring it. ♪ >> you'll learn. we'll sing a note or two here. they earned 27 out of 30. >> you could at least like 20 points for dancing to whitney. also -- oh, don't let me interrupt. also scoring a 27, sailor brinkley-cook and val woke up the judges with their high-energy quick step to a cover of wham!'s "wake me up before you go-go." >> and the other top scoring couple james van der beek and emma performed a samba step to the edi track also

earning 9s across the board. >> the low score of the night, let us take you there, showing marked improvement we should say, sean spicer and linsey with their viennese waltz to queen's "somebody to love" which spicer dedicated to his wife of almost 15 years, very sweet of him. they scored 7s across the board, a solid 21. >> he didn't dedicate that to president trump? that's okay. and then the moment of truth and the surprise twist. after combining the judges' scores with live viewer totals and votes, among those couples marked safe were sean and linsey. >> i mean -- he looks stunned. >> they're like, wait, what? are you sure? >> he looks stunned. then came the real stunner, the judges having to choose between the final two couples and it all came down to bruno's choice. >> but i have to make the decision from the past few weeks. and because of that, i think the couple that has the edge -- ally and pasha. >> oh my goodness.

sailor was too choked up to speak. st tom bergeron brought ev up ner a group hug. next week will be the halloween special. >> oh, all the drama. next to the other big reveal last night during "monday night football," from our parent company disney. >> last night on espn during halftime for "monday night football" we got our first peek at the first trailer for "star wars: the rise of skywalker." >> what are are you doing there, cpo? >> taking one last look, sir. at my friends. >> presale tickets to "rise of skywalker" went on sale last night, and the movie hits theaters on december 20th. >> you're a fan. >> you and i admitted to each other neither one of us -- we're going to call each other out. >> don't bring me into this. i need our "star wars" insomniacs to stay on our side.

so i love it! wookiee and all, chewbacca -- wait -- chewbacca is a wookiee. i got it. >> if you say so. next to the big news from dennis quaid. >> the 65-year-old actor has confirmed to "extra" he's proposed to his 26-year-old girlfriend laura savoie after dating several months. >> if this seems familiar that's exactly what quaid's character was planning to do on "the parent trap," marry a 26-year-old named meredith, but his daughters intervened. >> but they did intervene, if you'll remember. elena hendricks heard the news and tweeted, watch out for those twins. >> hilarious. that's a good one. and finally, a major upset in the world of music. >> iggy set the record for the longest reign ever for a rap song by a female artist in 2014 with "fancy." but that record has now been matched. >> rapper lizzo has landed atop the billboard hot 100 for the seventh week with her "truth hurts" matching iggy's record. lizzo took to twitter saying she

was crying over the achievement. >> time will tell if she beats it. >> i love lizzo, she is nothing but light, fun, i love her so much.

♪ i'll be there for you when the ♪ i'll ♪ i'll be there for you when the rain starts to fall ♪ i'll be there for you and with the frenzy around the 25th anniversary of "friends" there's an increase in foot traffic around the building here in new york city that served as the exterior of the "friends" apartment building. >> that's not necessarily good news for the neighbors or even the building itself. here's wabc's kimberly richardson. >> i think my restaurant might be one of the highest photographed restaurants in the world. >> reporter: like a flock of migrating canada goose, they move through the village, necks poised, eyes to the sky. >> it spikes. it comes in waves. >> reporter: when they reach

their final destination, the little owl restaurant, owner joey campanaro is 99.9% happy to see them. >> i think that's wonderful, i think it's great to have something to do when you come to new york city. >> reporter: come here to bedford and grove to see, pose in front of, the corner eatery and apartment building next door. this family visiting from italy found it on page 143 of their guide book. >> when i was young, it's lovely to remember. >> reporter: shared by millions. fans of the hit tv show "friends." the characters hung out in the fictitious central perk coffee house. and lived in cool apartments. although it was filmed in l.a., exterior shots were taken here. the crowds not a problem, but this is where many here draw the line. >> it's illegal. it's a pretty hefty fine. and there's jail time involved as well. >> reporter: folks for some reason are compelled to write on the building, leave quotes and messages from the episodes.

things really picked up after the recent 25th anniversary of the show. >> whenever i've seen anybody doing it i make them stop immediately, tell them i'm going to call the cops. >> reporter: joey tells me that sometimes when fans don't have something to write with, they actually ask his staff for markers to pen the wall. he politely says no. >> it does belong to other people, not to the fans of the show. so i don't like that for our neighborhood. >> reporter: cameras are now tracking their every move. birds of a feather for sure. kimberly richardson. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> that's what happens with a popular show. i mean -- people are going to go there. by the way, i'm a big fan of "friends" but that apartment is so big. here in new york city -- apparently they only paid $200 a month for it on the show. >> right. but as we learned it's because monica's grandmother was willing to give her a rent-controlled lease. still, 200? it doesn't make any sense. >> do you think people flocking by them to take those pictures? leave them alone. >> we can't stop them. do we call this the one with the graffiti? >> i know what we need to do.

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making news in america this morning, impeachment showdown. the crucial witness testifying before congress today as president trump lashes out in a new interview overnight. why he says republicans need to get tougher and what he wants the attorney general to investigate when it comes to hillary clinton. the new firefight in california. >> san manuel fire. 241 knocking this down right here saving this home. >> flames threatening multimillion dollar homes and more flames erupting near los angeles burning houses. the new warning about more blackouts on the way. shocking allegations of fraud and murder. the mother of a young girl who stole the hearts of so many