all right. but i didn't know how to make him ready for this world and see it clear. everybody tells you, put your hands on the wheel, stay away from this, don't do this. >> tamron: you were worried, he has special needs, how is he going to be able to take care of himself? he's grown, he's worked for your show, you pay them to work for your show. he's super talented, look at him. did you ever imagine? >> no. my son, knows that i love him ad he knows that i expect him to make good for himself. i never agree that you have to win in every circumstance. you have defied and i don't mean all the time physically but i think we have such a result oriented society where i have to be a hero, i have to win. sometimes standing up for yourself and doing things you are afraid of, the most difficult thing i've ever seen them do was go get gas in my car

when he thought he couldn't do it. i am blessed to have him as a son. >> tamron: he is awesome. >> he's pretty lucky to have me as a father. [applause] wait a minute, how the hill is john legend the sexiest dude -- >> tamron: john legend has set off a twitter firestorm. i am never talking to you again. they name from your heart. he's handsome, for the record, he is handsome. i think what they were also saying is that sexy can't just be your exterior, it's in your heart. you don't think that's what they meant? >> no. [laughter] you have a nice heart but the fact is -- >> tamron: you have been married for 33 years. when you and your wife married,

i've seen pictures of you, you will be involved, let's just put it nicely. you have evolved, your look and everything. >> i'm funny looking. >> tamron: you are not funny looking. funny. [laughter] she fell in love with your humor and your heart. it's not always the outside. >> that's what you've got to do, baby. you are so funny. >> tamron: i'm not looking. did you think i have my eyes close? i've seen him do that little act before, i know what's coming up. but listen, she fell in love with your heart. i think the point of that "people" magazine article is that you can have your opinion about someone's exterior but we know a good heart when we see it. [laughter] okay. you've been married 33 years, what's the secret? it can't just be exterior. >> heart. i think you have to marry

somebody that understands you and knows exactly who you are. and i think the only reason people stay together is because they know you. if you don't want to stay together you won't. but ultimately it's on her. i think -- i know that -- i don't like me. i think a person finds you in situations, i have a woman who -- women in the bible don't match up to me but i think she wouldn't say that. i'm so happy for you. >> tamron: thank you. d.l. has been by my side when i made the big leap in my life and i'm so proud of you. you have this syndicated show, you always rise to the occasion except when you tell your jokes about john legend. i'm not playing with him. >> he has a beautiful heart.

>> tamron: up next, d.l. shares his thoughts about comedians, sensory, everyone says we are in a culture that -- some people say we are in pc culture. does he agree with it? we will be right back. ♪ want to be

♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> tamron: we are back with my friend d.l. hughley. so many people are talking about comedians, they are not allowed to be funny anymore. what was the complaint? >> i don't understand why you feel the need to apologize for a

prospective. >> tamron: he's unapologetic as was john weatherspoon, we recently lost, one of your mentors. these are comedians who thrive. >> i think we live in a society where we pretend we should all feel the same way. listen, if you don't dig what i say, i understand. you don't have to hear what i have to say. but that doesn't mean i don't have the right to say it. why do i need to make excuse -- out of the guy need to. i think those things have always appealed to the comedians i love and respect, a certain kind of mind they have. it's unflinching. john was on my show about four days before he passed. the best thing about it was that we got to drink together and laugh, he was strong and healthy. and then -- this is sad to say but he died with gigs in the

books, he died when people wanted to see what he did. and he died -- he didn't suffer. like an old man withering away and hospice care. that dude died without suffering. no one wants to go but if you don't go, i'd rather burn out then fade away. my fondest memory of him is i never like to go out. he would have him and his wife, would have these functions, we would go over and they would bee pasadena, we'd be in the house he bought drinking good wine. they he had good wine. he didn't let everybody have it, just me. >> tamron: you got the special line? of this happened with me and patti labelle. that's how you know you been anointed. the we both love hats, that's our passion. he always tries to steal my ha hats. today i hear you are going to repay all the times you try to

swipe my hats. it's your hat line. this one you bought especially for me? all right. [cheers and applause] wait a minute. this is not my hat. my hat is a melon. >> it was her hair when you are on nbc but now... >> tamron: d.l. hughley, thank you! be sure to catch him in oakland, california, december 30th. for real. you've got me acting bad. wilmer valderrama is doing something very special for the troops. he's also here to talk about his hit show "ncis." up next, wilmer valderrama and i'm going to take this hat off. [applause] ♪ >> tamron: on the next

"tamron hall," "love & relationship week" week continues with real housewife cynthia bailey. she will be here with her fiance mike to talk about finding new love. it's never too late, next "tamron hall."

♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ [cheers and applause] >> tamron: at 39 years old, wilmer valderrama has grown into his roots. he's an activist with a production company and he's putting his voice to great work.

tonight he's entertaining our uso troops and starring in season seven team, a very busy man, of "ncis." please welcome wilmer valderra wilmer valderrama! ♪ >> high! >> tamron: how are you? i was going to say, i never know. >> i didn't think it was awkward. >> tamron: [laughs] it was good for me to it, you very much. welcome to new york, baby. you are on your way to d.c. after this. you are with uso supporting the troops. let's going on there tonight? speak i you, thank you. >> i've been a long time member of the uso for the last two decades. i've done over 45 uso events and

tours, i've been to iraq, afghanistan, everywhere. he had always all kind of started here in new york city, i was going to an airport and a serviceman came up to me and said hey, we traded dvds of "that 70s show," getting a laugh at the end of the day is important to us. and i was like, it's important to me that you keep wearing that uniform. it's because of you that we have the beautiful country we have today. i called my agent right away and my wife and i went out there and just said hi. i heard they liked the show and whatever and as soon as i met them and understood the value and the importance of us reminding them that we not only think about them, not only we remember but we appreciate the sacrifices because it's ridiculously crucial and critical for not only their morale but when they come home. >> tamron: veterans day is not one day, it's every day. [applause] we were just talking to d.l. hughley about "people"

sexiest man. they have you in the all grown up. look how far you've come. [laughs] >> i've come so far. i'm about to be 40 in january. [applause] i know, i know what you're thinking. >> tamron: you are 40, that's a baby. >> look, we grew up in this industry, you grow up. i'm really excited about welcoming that pepper in my hair. >> tamron: the great? >> the ongoing joke i had was first of all, that's very flattering, i appreciate the glow up. >> tamron: you are in good company, will smith is on it, it's when you get older and just get better looking. >> wow, okay, thank you so much.

i don't know what to say. >> tamron: we were talking about how people can look at on the outside at their heart is what matters in one of the things i love about you, everybody knows i'm obsessed with demi lovato. when you supported her and continue to support her publicly as she is healing, i just think that that form he made you just even more beautiful. she is an expert you supported her. [applause] was that important to show that love publicly? >> you know, i've said things and support for her in the past. i will tell you, first and i will just say this, we will always have a friendship. no matter what. and i just want nothing but joy and happiness for her life. [applause]

you know? >> tamron: that's why. we can talk about what someone looks like on the outside but it's your heart that shines through and it did at that moment. you're awesome. we're going to stick around, you won't leave because we are going to talk about your mother being a great influence in your life and the gift that wilmer gave his mom and the new season of "ncis." what is nick up to? a rebel without a cause. we will find out, we will be right back.

♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ [applause] >> tamron: we are back with wilmer valderrama. ncis, your character nick, this rule breaker, lone wolf, trying to have dates. this new season we've got this click clip of nick going out on a date. his story line is getting personal and professional, let's see how things are going for him. we don't have the clip? oh, darn. tell me about the character. >> will tell you what it is. as we know, he was more of a lone wolf, he didn't play well with others. he still today hasn't said time at his desk. he actually sits on his desk.

being lone wolf, one of the things he did was not build any relationships with anyone. it keeps him on his feet and he can do what he has to do without thinking of home. once he learns to be part of a team, he understands the value of family. and now building relationships and friendships, other emotions coming into his life. >> tamron: we are seeing the vulnerability in him. your character is nothing like him, you are not alone wolf, you are social, i watch you on instagram. i see what's going on. but your mom popped up on your instagram. >> she hates it. >> tamron: she hates being on the 'gram? >> i build her an account because i travel so much, that is only so many face times you can have with your mom. i have her follow me on instagram so she checks in with me. the thing i laugh at the most, randomly i will be driving and i get a notification on my phone

and i see my mother liked a picture -- just so you know, she has a colombian mother, she bearing barely knows how to answer a phone. >> tamron: but she is on your instagram liking your pictures. you just bite your mama house? >> i did, i did. [applause] >> tamron: that's like every mom's dream. >> it's dream. >> tamron: why was that important for you? >> it was super important to me, family means everything. they sacrificed so much for my sisters and me to come to america, right? they sold everything they had in venezuela so we could come here and have a better shot. and have the education that they never had. so i don't want them to be that far. to be front row to what they made possible and made happen, right? it's hard to keep your parents up to date with what you're doing sometimes, you keep living your life. >> tamron: you are the best

son ever, congratulations. "ncis" every tuesday night on cbs and of course "sexiest man alive" issue, check it out tomorrow. thank you, wilmer.

♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> closed captioning provided by... >> tamron: i love and relationship week continues with the realous and cynthia bailey and her fiance. love after 50, cynthia

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anton was found dead in her apartment tuesday. police have detained eight people possibly linked to the case. turning to a frightening ordeal for a teenaged pilot who survived crashing into a lake. >> it was after the crash the real test of his endurance began. cole miller of our seattle station has the story. >> reporter: soaring above washington in that open cockpit is brett easter. no stranger to flying, the 19-year-old had recently bought this bright yellow ultralight and went for a practice run on monday. >> my plan was just to do one lap before going to work. i fueled up, took off. my first turn in the pattern i looked back at the airport, looked forward again, my propeller's not moving. >> reporter: that run would end like this, that aircraft and easter down in lake morton. the engine had gone out. >> the first thing that goes through your head is, nobody else deserves to be hurt because your engine failed. >> reporter: so the water it was. he unbuckled his harness and held on. underwater, the clock ticking,

kayakers came to his rescue. >> the numbers i heard were 10 minutes. it seemed like 10 hours. when you're sitting there in the water, your arms are behind your back, trapped in your jacket -- my biggest issue is i got out of the plane pretty quick, but i realized with the heavy-duty jacket i had on, i didn't swim. the first thing i tried to do is take it off, naturally. in the midst of trying to get it off my arms are tied behind me in this heavy water-logged jacket. that's not good swimming conditions. they said my core body temperature was so low my brain shouldn't have been coming back like that. >> reporter: he spent a night at harbor view, he had his stomach pumped and the water still in his lungs. all of that not enough to keep him grounded for long. >> i'm definitely not done flying. you're not going to keep me out of the sky. one little engine failure is not going to do it for me. >> wow, incredible details for us. thanks to komo's cole miller, our affiliate in washington. >> engine failure isn't going to do it for him. it would have done it for me but i commend him. >> i can't even imagine. ntsb releases a report showing

an increase in aviation fatalities last year. >> 393 people died in plane crashes in the u.s. last year compared to 347 in 2017. but 97% of those deaths involved small private planes. >> the faa says on average there are around three small plane crashes in the u.s. every day. >> that's really interesting because a lot of times when we cover these stories, we have sat here specifically and said, does it seem like we're seeing these plane crashes more often? now we know there are more and more deaths in the last year, on average three every day, incredible numbers. details are emerging about the new motorola razor. >> the razor reboot has a 6.2-inch internal display which bends in half, 16 megapixel camera, comes with night vision. the most noticeable element is the price tag. $1,500. >> oh, that's razor sharp, that will cut you. >> the new razor hits stores january 9th. there it is, $1,500 for that. >> it's hard to trust people who don't have the blue bubble but

they're probably cool if they've got the new razor. >> if i fold it in half, is it half the $1,500? >> that's hilarious. with that delicate screen can you still snap it shut to hang up on somebody? what did you say? coming up, one of the real housewives of new jersey. >> teresa giudice opens up about her marriage.

one of the real housewives of new jersey is getting real. >> teresa giudice is sitting down with paula faris, and no question is off limits. >> reporter: teresa giudice is the vibrant, outspoken, as real as you get real housewife of new years ago with this. >> when i first started this show, they said, where do you see yourself five years from now? never did i expect myself being in legal problems and going to jail. like never in a million years. >> reporter: giudice spent almost a year in federal prison for multiple counts of fraud while husband joe served more than three years for mail, wire, and bankruptcy fraud.

now out of prison, joe who is not a u.s. citizen is living in italy while he awaits the ruling on his deportation appeal. teresa sitting down with us just days after visiting him. just go back to italy, you get off the plane. tell me about what happens next. >> i was so overjoyed seeing my daughters, how happy they were seeing their dad. this trip was like all about focusing on our daughters. like it really wasn't about us. >> do you still feel anything for him? >> there's always going to be a place in my heart for joe. i'm always going to love him no matter what. >> even together or separate? >> always, yes. >> reporter: rumors of infidelity making headlines and plaguing their marriage. can you say without a doubt you have been completely faithful to joe? >> yes. >> throughout the marriage, even incarceration, everything? >> yes. >> you don't believe he's been faithful to you? >> i mean -- >> how are you able to move past that, though? that can be a deal breaker for a lot of marriages. >> because i never caught him. like i never caught him, so it's like hearsay.

>> are you planning on filing for divorce? >> not any -- no. >> do you see a future with him? >> i don't know. imagine he lives in italy and you lived here? i mean -- i don't know. i don't know if that's like a feasible relationship. >> do you think that you could find happiness and love again with joe? >> to be determined. >> you haven't ruled it out? >> we're taking it day by day. >> do you feel like you could love again and give your heart to somebody again? >> of course i do. i mean, i'm young. i'm still young. if it does go that path, i want the same for joe. >> you'd be okay seeing him happy with another woman? >> of course. if that's the path we choose, yes. >> do you think he would be happy seeing you with another man? >> we only really want the best for each other. we really do. and like see, i'll start crying. because we both do. and like that -- i kept crying on the trip. because -- because of that. >> do you need to go back to italy and just the two of you spend some time together? >> i don't know about that.

we'll see. i don't know. >> reporter: for now her daughters are her priority. you must take a great amount of pride seeing your four daughters grow into strong independent women. >> as a mom you don't know if you're doing a good job. but when you see your children and how they are and how they present themselves and how they speak, then you're like, wow. i did do something right. >> how tough is that for joe to miss so many milestones in his daughters' lives? >> i'm sure that's something -- a guilt that he has to live with every day. i do want happiness again. i want joe to be happy. i want -- my daughters, they are happy. >> reporter: looking ahead, it's all about, as she says, namaste and standing strong. you've probably learned a ton about yourself the last three years and eight months? >> i've learned i have powers i never knew i had. >> like what? >> i'm unbreakable. unbreakable. >> interesting one on one. our thanks to paula faris there. >> she's come a long way from that table flip.

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♪ti nmniac r" previewing two mo opening at the box office this weekend. >> starting with the third installment in the charlie's angels film series. kristen stewart, naomi scott, ellen balinska starring as the new generation of angels pressed into action after a systems engineer blows the whistle on a new and dangerous technology. >> welcome to the townsend agency. we exist because traditional law enforcement can't keep up. ♪ i don't like that boy >> you guys are like lady spies. >> what did you do to sven? >> i compressed his carotid and deoxygenated his brain stem. >> that sounds painful. >> don't worry, he's going to wake up. unless he doesn't. >> "charlie's angels" is scoring a 62% on rotten tomatoes and critics are not impressed.

one critic writes, writer/director elizabeth banks has chucked the bikinis but not the foundational fairytale that women's power is a matter of low stakes, cute outfits, and sassy you go girl attitude. and christian toto says hollywood's latest reboot is as awkwardly woke as you'd expect. >> i enjoyed all the charlie's angels movies. cameron diaz. ♪ all the women throw your hands up at me ♪ >> next to a sports drama starring matt damon and christian bale. the two oscar winners star in "ford versus ferrari," the true story of how a visionary car designer teamed up with a fearless driver to build a revolutionary car for ford and take on ferrari race team in 1966. >> mr. ford, ferrari has a message for you, sir. >> what do they say? >> he said ford makes ugly little cars in ugly factories.

and -- called you fat, sir. >> we're going to bury ferrari at le mans. >> so the great cal shelby is going to build a car to beat ferrari. with a ford. >> correct. >> and how long did you tell them you needed, 200 or 300 years? >> 90 days. >> ha ha ha! >> "ford versus ferrari" is scoring a 91% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. peter travers writes, vroom, damon and bale bring engine-roaring life to this true tale of two racing legends, fasten your seat belts. and kyle smith calls it a delightful throwback in superbly entertaining fashion. >> i thought i told the producer that i wanted the movie that was scoring better. >> nope. >> they gave me the chick flick. >> must be the hair. come on, "charlie's angels," whip the hair. ♪ all the women independent whip your hair at me ♪

this morning on "world news now," another horrific and deadly school shooting. >> this time in southern california. police say the alleged gunman, a student, opened fire on fellow students on his 16th birthday. what investigators have found on social media possibly hinting something was coming. >> also this morning day two of the historic impeachment hearings. the former ambassador to ukraine is set to testify in public. this as the president held a campaign rally slamming those who testified against him. fight night in the nfl, three players thrown out after this brawl between the browns and steelers. some are even calling for one player to be suspended for the rest of the season. the rematch on "jeopardy!." james holzhauer up against emma boettcher who ended his 32-game winning streak. see who's ahead before tonight's

must-win match. it is friday, thank goodness, november 15th. >> this is "world news now" with janai norman and kenneth moton. the announcer said janai norman. but on this freaky friday we say good morning to you. >> are you guys going to see kenneth's reaction when he walked in and saw my hair all straightened. >> wait, what? i literally -- i lost it. what is happening? >> we built a whole brand on these girls. >> i'm like, why? she is keeping them on their toes. you do you. you do that. >> you've got to get a new wig to match me. >> i sure do. we've got a fun this morning to talk about -- >> it started on a light note.

>> we are starting also on a serious note, another school shooting in america. we begin for the search for a motive in that deadly high school shooting in a los angeles suburb of santa clarita. >> after the shooting officers led students, many with their hands in the air, a scene we have seen before. students and teachers blocked doors with desks and chairs as you see there. they had practiced during that during two lockdown drills already this fall. >> last night a vigil was held in santa clarita for the two teenage victims and the three who were wounded. the 16-year-old suspect who tried to take his own life remains in critical condition this morning. all schools in the district will be closed today. abc's matt gutman is on the ground and has the details. it was just before 8:00 a.m. at this school north of los angeles when police say the teen walked up carrying a backpack and opened fire. >> we've got an active shooter, saugus high school. >> reporter: dozens of cruisers and s.w.a.t. teams racing to saugus high school in santa clarita. >> male asian wearing a black hat and blue jeans. >> reporter: students were congregating in the quad near the entrance when the alleged gunman, also a student,

approached and opened fire. >> detectives have reviewed the video at the scene which cheerily show the subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack, shoot and wound five people, and then shoot himself in the head. >> reporter: killing a 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl. officials say it was the suspect's 16th birthday. some of the 2,000 students there barricading rooms with chairs. others running for their lives. >> we heard what sounded like binders dropping. because that happens. >> or a birthday balloon popping. >> especially by the library where it echoes. then there was still something in our gut that told us that was wrong. >> that doesn't sound exactly like a balloon. >> then it went quiet, then we heard two more. >> then we realized. >> something is wrong, this is not normal. >> then another pause, then three more. that's when we grabbed our friends and we just ran.ac iel e >> reporter: 17-year-old hayden said his parents have been preparing him for this since he

was 4 years old. >> i did have my water bottle just in case, that's a deadly weapon. >> reporter: choir teacher kaitlin holt finding herself doing triage in her classroom. >> i put whatever i could on it, tissues and stuff, had another student hold pressure. then we laid her down. she was very responsive. >> reporter: hundreds of students led out with heavy security, some with their hands in the air. >> my daughter texted me saying, i love you, mom, i hope i get to see you again. so -- yeah. it was heartbreaking. >> my hands were shaking. i was crying. i didn't know what to say, i didn't know what to do. do i go to work, do i turn around? >> reporter: waiting for what seemed an eternity for news and those embraces. >> as parents you go to work every day to provide for these kids. the last thing you want to hear is they've taken a bullet. they're just kids trying to get an education. >> reporter: in the aftermath outside the suspect's house, police taking up positions.

guns drawn, peering through the window with automatic weapons. we are told that suspect is now in critical condition in the hospital. the entire shooting lasted only 16 seconds, according to police. they say he was a troubled young man whose father died two years ago of a heart attack. they have now interviewed his mother and an ex-girlfriend who apparently have cooperated. and they are investigating an instagram message he posted saying, saugus, have fun at school tomorrow. matt gutman, abc news, santa clarita, california. >> a bit more about that online posting. authorities say a social media account has been reported as possibly belonging to the suspect. they say that account posted quote saugus, have fun at school tomorrow. >> investigators also say the account has yet to be authenticated and it's unknown at this time if this message was posted by the suspect. chilling accounts coming from there. hearing those children, these young adults talk about the fact that their parents had been getting them ready for this pretty much essentially their

entire school lives. >> 4 years, as you're starting kindergarten, essentially. to think the students a the this school had already done two lockdown drills this fall alone. at least that means they were prepared for something like this, but it's so unfortunate that that is the case in this day and age. >> we will continue monitoring that story throughout the morning. president trump blasting house democrats and impeachment witnesses. >> at a rally in louisiana the president slammed the top diplomats who testified this week as never trumpers. he called the impeachment inquiry a witch hunt and praised republicans for sticking together. >> the campaign event came hours after house speaker nancy pelosi described the president's actions toward ukraine as bribery which the constitution identifies as impeachable. abc's mona kosar abdi has more. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi accusing president trump of an explicit impeachable offense, bribery. >> the bribe is to grant or withhold military assistance in return for a public statement of a fake investigation into the elections. that's bribery.

>> reporter: the speaker pointing to the surprising new testimony delivered by ambassador bill taylor, the u.s.'s top diplomat to ukraine, and george kent, a senior state department official, wednesday. both men testifying publicly for the first time that they believe president trump with held $400 million in aid from ukraine to pressure the country's leader to announce investigations into the 2016 election and the bidens. >> it's one thing to try to leverage a meeting in the white house. it's another thing, i thought, to leverage security assistance, security assistance to a country at war. >> reporter: taylor also testifying his staffer overheard president trump inquiring about quote the investigations one day after his now infamous phone call with ukraine's president. the associated press reporting a second state department staffer also overheard that call. but republicans on the hill have

dismissed taylor and kent's statements at hearsay. >> nothing happened here. we're not going to impeach this president over this. >> reporter: and on friday the house will depose the staffer that taylor mentioned, david holmes. holmes will be deposed behind closed doors, but also today marie yovanovitch, the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, will take the stand and publicly testify. >> our thanks to mona. another big day on capitol hill. stay with abc news as the former ambassador testifies before the cameras this morning. our live coverage of the house impeachment hearings begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on abc. meanwhile president trump is taking his fight to conceal his tax records all the way to the supreme court. the president's legal team filed a petition teard b high court in an effort to block new york's district attorney fromngig years of his tax records as they investigate hush money payments to a porn star and a playboy model.

house democrats are also trying to get ahold of trump's financial records. lower courts have rejected the argument that he is immune from investigation while in office. former massachusetts governor duvall patrick is running for president. patrick joins a crowded field of democrats looking to replace president trump. he rejected a 2020 bid last year because his wife diane was diagnosed with uterine cancer. she's now cancer free. patrick told our whit johnson that his candidacy was not about the viability of the other candidates. >> no, that's not it. it's that i think we have this incredible moment where the public's appetite for solutions that will meet the size of the challenges we're facing -- >> you see your own lane in this crowded field? >> i do, i do. >> patrick may not be the only late entry candidate. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is hinting at a run and hillary clinton says people are encouraging her to join the race. "jeopardy!" james has gotten his revenge. ♪ here comes "jeopardy!" james last night's episode on the tournament of champions found

james holzhauer in a rematch with emma boettcher, the chicago librarian, who ended his 32-game winning streak. night one of the two-part finals found him with a $24,000 lead on boettcher heading into final jeopardy. both answered the final question correctly. heading into tonight "jeopardy!" james is up just under $23,000. whoever has the most money after tonight takes home $250,000. >> so before the match, james joked, emma, it's payback time. you know, james, you are great at "jeopardy!" but i got to say, i hope james stops winning just so we can stop hearing you sing that little tune you came up with. ♪ here comes "jeopardy!" james here comes "jeopardy!" james ♪ >> right, jack? we've had enough. >> what is, we want the curls back this. new details on colin kaepernick's workout tomorrow in atlanta. plus the stunning revelation of one of the doctors who voted to approve lasik eye surgery back in the '90s.

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we are back with this deadly and terrifying accident in slovenia. the truck plunged about 66 feet. the truck driver died. the car driver allegedly had too much speed for the road conditions and lost control. >> hard to see that. back here at home we are hearing from the student allegedly attacked by a texas teacher in a viral video. >> substitute tiffany langford faces an assault charge in last friday's shocking beating. the 15-year-old alleged victim says moments before the teacher was joking with the class. the student says langford got closer to her face. she told the teacher to move away. langford allegedly said, what are you going to do about it? then it turned violent. langford was fired the same day. we'll hear from the student later on "good morning america." >> you will be following that

and will have details on times square later. a community in virginia was put on lockdown after the sighting of a marine wanted for murder. authorities believe he may be on foot. >> reporter: investigators searching for suspected murderer michael alexander brown finding his rv, opening up the walls of the vehicle to secure the scene and look for clues. >> mr. brown has not been located. we do believe that he is on foot. >> reporter: city schools in roanoke, virginia, closed after a report that brown was seen in the area, first spotted knocking on his grandmother's door for hours, later reported walking. >> he could be here just walking around, like no one would even notice. >> reporter: residents urged to shelter in place. >> a lot of us are stuck inside with our kids right now, trying to convince them and explain to them why they can't go outside. >> reporter: the 22-year-old marine is wanted for the murder of his mother's boyfriend just weeks after he deserted his post at camp lejeune. police say he took weapons from the home of the victim. >> we have reason to believe that he may be, continue to be armed and dangerous.

and if he is confronted or pushed into a position to where he feels like he has no other alternative, then he may be use force. >> reporter: authorities have moved brown's rv out of the area to continue their investigation. police are urging residents to remain vigilant, to lock up their doors, their cars, also their outdoor sheds. school is back in session for kids but if there are any new developments that could change. adrienne bankert, abc news, roanoke, virginia. >> our thanks to adrienne in virginia. one of the doctors who voted to approve lasik eye surgery now says it should be banned. >> the procedure corrects vision by reshaping the eye's cornea. an estimate says less than 1% of patients suffer serious complications from the surgery, but a member of the agency's advisory committee which approved lasik says the real complication rate is up to 30%. he also claims at least 17 people have taken their lives after years of pain from lasik. wow, up to 30%. almost 1 in 3, wow.

the christmas controversy. why this family was forced to take down their decorations that had just gone up. but first the crushing defeat for the pittsburgh steelers as a fight breaks out on the field.

♪ you're going to bop along to that beat, huh? >>, you it's my jam, "world news now." >> time for some sports and more details on colin kaepernick's workout in atlanta. >> representatives of 11 teams are scheduled to attend. espn is reporting two others may also show up. don't who don't go will receive a video of both the workout and an interview with kaepernick. the 32-year-old hasn't played a game since the end of the 2016 season, the year he protested racial and social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem. week 11 in the nfl began

along the shores of lake erie. >> pittsburgh paid a visit to cleveland. the play of the night came from the browns. baker mayfield with the scramble. carlson, his first catch in the nfl. later on things got ugly. >> whoa. >> pittsburgh's mason rudolph and the browns' miles garrett get into it. garrett rips off rudolph's helmet and hits him with it. garrett and two other players were ejected and will likely face additional punishment. cleveland won 21-7. unbelievable. >> where's that terrible towel, jack, that you like to wave? >> oh my gosh. >> jack, that was ugly. >> really. really. >> it was a disgraceful incident that capped off a really bad football game. >> yeah, you don't want to see something like that. >> my goodness. >> as a fan of the game you sit there and say, nobody's talking about that game this morning. >> nope, not at all. >> talking about that mess on that screen we're seeing right

now, terrible. >> what did you say earlier, one of the ugliest things you've seen on a football field? >> most definitely was, absolutely. when you've got guys kicking each other and all that nonsense. >> awful. win or lose, pittsburgh wide receiver juju smith-schuster knows he is someone who loves home. >> he as doting father to his 2-year-old $6,000 french bulldog bougie. the frenchy may be as popular as his dad. bougie has more than 200,000 instagram followers. smith-schuster told espn there may be another dog in his future. >> when are you going to get another dog? is that in the future? >> obviously, yeah, another frenchy. obviously another space. i want a backyard with a fence. definitely want another dog. >> bougie doesn't only have human followers, he also has a girlfriend named portia. >> because she's bougie. >> juju you know better than that.

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time for "the mix" on this friday. >> it is national clean out your refrigerator day. time to get that spring mix out of there that you've had in there for weeks all soggy. >> those leftovers you knew you weren't going to eat. avocados. >> definitely bad. >> you keep avocados in the fridge? >> i do. sometimes when they're not ripe yet. >> that's interesting. you don't get them at the grocery store in the fridge. >> that's true. there's a lot of things you don't get at the grocery store that you throw in there. >> i'm just curious. >> not putting correct foods in the correct places. not making the most of the space. >> your fridge is not the right temperature. >> okay. >> yep. >> look at this little girl all

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this morning on "world news now," the search for a motive after another deadly school shooting. this time a 16-year-old gunman allegedly opening fire on his classmates in southern california. investigators closely looking into social media posts. historic flooding that has now turned deadly in venice. water levels rising with no end in sight. our team is there. new this half hour, taylor swift going public with a battle over her music rights. speaking of music, the stars were out in force last night in las vegas for the latin grammys. we're checking out the big moments both on stage and on the red carpet. how early is too early to decorate for christmas? one family is being told that their display has to come down. the debate over this christmas controversy on this friday, november 15th.

from abc news in new york, this "world news now" with janai norman and kenneth moton. happy friday, everyone. >> happy friday, everyone. it's good to see all of you. it's good to see janai norman in all of her illustrious -- >> i'm mixing it up today. >> flowing -- >> k-mo's still getting used to it. >> do you want to flip it for us? >> are you surprised how long these curls are once they're straightened out? i saw it i was like, goodness. >> oh wait, so those curls were actually yours? oh, they are. >> oh my goodness. >> i want to make sure people know. >> it's a lot of hair to deal with, you wouldn't understand.

>> i really wouldn't. >> it's friday, thank goodness, it's the middle of the night and we wanted to give you something to laugh about. we start with a serious and somber note with the latest on that deadly high school shooting in santa clarita, california, north of l.a. >> two teenage students were killed, one girl and one boy. the 16-year-old suspect, who turned the gun on himself, is in critical condition. in an online posting reported as possibly belonging to the suspect that's being investigated, the unauthenticated account stated, saugus, have fun at school tomorrow. it's unknown if it was posted by the suspect. >> a vigil was held in santa clarita last night to honor the victims. their school and other the schools in the same district are closed today. >> counseling is being offered to the students and staff who were escorted from the school by armed guards. abc's elena gomez has more. >> reporter: authorities racing to saugus high school in santa clarita north of los angeles. >> we've got an active shooter, saugus high school, we need all units to respond. >> reporter: gunfire erupting just as the school day was beginning. >> one down inside the office and i need paramedics right now. >> reporter: the horror unfolding in the quad, a popular outdoor gathering spot for students. >> male asian wearing a black hat and blue jeans. >> reporter: the alleged shooter a student at the school. >> detectives have reviewed the

video at the scene which clearly show the subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack, shoot and wound five people, and then shoot himself in the head. >> reporter: a motive still unclear. >> is identified as a 16-year-old male whose birthday is today. >> reporter: some students using desks and chairs tbathselves in >> i yelled at my teacher, we got to lock the doors right now. >> reporter: k-9 units checking abandoned backpacks for other weapons. authorities clearing the building. hundreds of students let out amid heavy security. victims transported to a nearby hospital. >> there are more victims than just the ones in the hospital. there are families, classmates, and the community. and we'd like to offer the hospital as a resource. >> reporter: the community now in shock. >> as parents you go to work every day to provide for these kids. the last thing you want to hear is they've taken a bullet. they're just kids trying to get an education. >> reporter: the school remains closed. in the meantime the community has been coming together and placing flowers at a memorial in

honor of the victims. a heartbreaking day for this community. in santa clarita, elena gomez, abc news. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to elena. definitely a heartbreaking day. news of the shootings in california broke while senate democrats were calling for action on gun control. >> senator richard blumenthal was handed a note on the senate floor about what was happening. he was supporting a universal background checks bill that's already been passed by the house. you see his reaction. >> blumenthal announced the santa clarita shooting and said, the loss of life is our responsibility. >> how can we turn the other way? how can we refuse to see that shooting in realtime, demanding our attention? >> the motion to pass the house-supported universal background bill was blocked by senator cindy hyde-smith. she said colleagues need time to debate it. to texas and the walmart in el paso where 22 people died in a mass shooting in august has reopened. a new banner is displayed on the store's front. it says "el paso strong."

the manager says most of the store's 400 employees are back on the job. president trump is taking aim at the impeachment investigation telling supporters it's been very hard on his family. >> the president held a rally in louisiana last night ahead of today's public testimony from the u.s. ambassador to ukraine who was forced out of her job. he attacked congressional democrats, joe biden's son, and the career diplomats who testified this week, labeling them never trumpers. >> the president praised republican lawmakers and claimed they're actually benefitting from the impeachment inquiry. >> but it's been very hard on my family, very, very hard. but i'll tell you what i found, the republicans, they stick together. i mean, they have really stuck. but you know what they're doing now? the republicans are coming. sir, our poll numbers are going through the roof. do you think we could keep this going? ey said, but let's keep it

going, president, it's so great. >> the president insists he did nothing wrong in his dealings with ukraine and called the impeachment inquiry another pelosi the same day she used the word bribery to describe his actions. >> the bribe is to grant or withhold military assistance in return for a public statement of a fake investigation into the elections. that's bribery. the cover-up makes what nixon did look almost small. >> the state department official who said he overheard a phone call where the president talked about investigating former vice president joe biden will take questions from lawmakers today behind closed doors. now there are reports that a second official also overheard that conversation. stay with abc news this morning for live coverage of the impeachment hearings resuming at 9:00 eastern with testimony from the ousted u.s. ambassador to ukraine. turning overseas to italy

where officials declared a state of emergency in flood-ravaged venice. the deadly flooding is the worst the city has seen in 50 years and it's far from over.el is expected this morning. abc's james longman is there. >> reporter: venice's watery gho the city bracing itself for more misery. the worst floods in half a century causing millions of dollars of damage. >> it's hard to see the businesses that are struggling, and they're cleaning, and the next day it just floods again. >> reporter: a new attraction for tourists perhaps, but for local businesses it means ruin. what can venice do? this is the moses barrier. it's at the mouth of the venice lagoon. it's supposed to be a wall that rises out of the water blocking the sea, going from there all the way over there. after years of delay it still doesn't work. locals blame c political apathy on the failed multibillion-dollar project. the government promising to get it working. with hundreds of years of history at stake and a threat of

rising sea levels looming large, venice has rarely felt so vulnerable. the state of emergency has released over $20 million of immediate relief and compensation, but with rain coming down and continued high tides, that might be just a drop in the ocean. james longman, abc news, venice. >> the regional council office located on venice's grand canal was flooded for the first time ever. >> this happened tuesday just moments after councilmembers rejected measures to tackle climate change. the city's mayor has blamed climate change for historic flooding. the council was forced to move their meetings to another location for the rest of the week. and back here in the states a texas family is in the middle of a christmas decoration controversy. >> sounds like something out of a hallmark christmas movie. their homeowners' association in san antonio has told them to take down their decorations because they put them up too soon. the family decorated its front yard november 1st with an inflatable snowman, reindeer, santa helicopter. mom and dad are expecting their third child on christmas day. they wanted to make sure their two older kids could enjoy the holiday.

they've got a good reason -- >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what? >> they haven't even had thanksgiving yet, folks. >> how can you be upset at lights? who's upset at lights? >> it's too much. >> unplug it till black friday. >> unplug it till black friday as jack says. >> oh my goodness. >> take 'em down, take 'em down. i love christmas. i'm excited about being here in new york for christmas because i hear it's beautiful. >> so beautiful. >> can't wait for the lights. >> right. >> if those lights were in july? >> it's not july. november 1st. they're expecting a baby. >> yeah, there's plenty of time. >> what is she supposed to be, 9 1/2 months pregnant hanging up some lights? >> she's going to be hanging the lights anyway. >> you want to fight about it? i'm on the family's side. >> not with your hair like that. >> i can tie this up. hold my earrings! coming up be, why taylor swift is asking for her fans' help in her latest battle for her music rights. >> that's fight hair right there. later in "the skinny,"

another night, another red carpet, this time in las vegas. we'll check out the big moments from last night's latin grammy awards. plus the most hated christmas song in one new poll, can you guess what it is? >> it's not that one. >> not this one. >> i like that one. >> i do like this one.

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check out the explosive moments outside san antonio. police in san marcos say a series of blasts yesterday morning was triggered by a propane tank explosion in a food truck. multiple explosions destroyed at least four trucks. seven buildings were affected. nearby college students said they thought their dorm was collapsing though fortunately no one was hurt. authorities in los angeles are investigating a mysterious call for help that was caught on a doorbell camera. >> the images reveal a woman's scream and a car pulling away. here's abc's will carr. >> somebody help me! >> reporter: a mystery behind that terrifying call for help. police say a possible kidnapping caught on a doorbell camera in

los angeles. >> somebody help me please! >> reporter: after that blood-curdling scream, you can see what's believed to be a white prius with its trunk open race away as panicked neighbors run outside. >> i'm all shook up, i'm shaken now just talking about it. like her screams, i can't forget it. >> reporter: police releasing this video saying witnesses saw a man pulling a woman's hair as he sped off in that car. listen and you can hear a man say i'm sorry. detectives scoured the area going door to door, looking for more information and more video. lapd is reviewing that ring doorbell video but says at this point nobody has been reported missing. one neighbor says he tried to use his own car to chase down that white car before it got away. authorities are asking for the public's help. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> those screams are just haunting. hope they get answers quickly. new jersey is demanding $649 million from uber for failing to

pay employment taxes. >> the state argues that the debt comes from uber misclassifying workers as independent contractors and not employees. it's reportedly the first time a local government has demanded back payroll taxes from the ride hailing company. taylor swift is asking for her fans' help in a fight over her music rights. >> swift went on social media last night to say her planned performance at the american ineopay.e sa t m who o o songs, scooter braun and scott borchetta, won't allow her to sing them. swift is asking fans to reach out to braun and borchetta in hopes they'll change their minds. >> this will be interesting. she said she was going to re-record a lot of her songs so that she was able to own them. this will be an interesting fight. you need to calm down. i don't know any of the words. you need to calm down. when we come back, big moments and big fashion at the

latin grammys. plus the christmas song that a whole lot of people love to hate. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny just gimme the skinny time now for "the skinny" starting with the biggest night of the year for latin music. >> the latin grammys were held at the mgm grand in las vegas and the red carpet was jam-packed with some of the biggest names. >> singer and disney star sofia carson turned out in this pink hot, hot pink ensemble featuring exaggerated ruffles and a giant train. bad bunny turned heads with a midnight blue crunch velvet jacket. interesting eyewear. >> yeah, it is. and he really leans into that widow's peak that he's got. >> he does. >> ricky martin emceed the event hitting the red carpet in a classic tux with a twist, a pale gray suit. ricky looks great. >> that looks incredible. but the real twist came on stage

in a black and white marbled tux. >> oh! >> ricky bringing it. >> oh that makes me think of cake. >> i literally was about to say that. i want some cake cake cake. >> that's my kind of cake. >> meantime the real action was taking place inside the mgm grand. >> colombian superstar juanes performed several of his biggest hits and was also presented the person of the year award by a surprise guest, metallica drummer lars ulrich. >> juanes. i want to hear you say that again. alicia keys also performed bringing it out, the r&b star for her new single. and the recording academy is showing keys herself quite a bit of love announcing her as the host for next year's grammy awards for the second year in a row. >> congratulations, alicia. go, girl. next to the most hated christmas songs, at least in britain. >> so that's important to know. it's not here. >> at least in britain. >> it's in britain. according to a poll published in "the mirror," the jackson 5 made it into the top 10 with their

version of "santa claus is coming to town." the brits, come on. >> no, no. >> along with eartha kitt "santa baby." ♪ santa baby >> what are they listening to over there? and the classic "baby it's cold outside." >> what? >> what are these, the best songs? >> i know. well, it is. they drive on the wrong side of the road, so it's all flip-flopped and everything else like that, uh-uh. but this song is the most hated christmas song across the entire united kingdom. ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas there is just one thing i need ♪ ♪ and i >> we needed some of those. we need james longman and ian pannell to weigh in, we need answers now. >> i know they're in war zones and whatnot but i -- >> get them on the phone stat. >> on the cameras from the

london bureau right now. >> you have 'splaining to do. >> james longman loves mariah carey so i know he's not about that. >> who voted for this? >> the brits. this is why we threw the tea in the harbor, this is why we said you can keep your queen, we got our own. >> you know, they also say that a number of them didn't vote for brexit but it's happening. >> that is true. >> so can we trust these polls over there? >> wow. >> all right, all right. >> calm down, calm down. next we hope the final development over the chrissy teigen saga and the sexiest man alive. >> the supermodel's husband john legend was named "people's" 34th sexiest man alive. idris elba next to a '95 version of her husband to highlight their different brans of sexiness and hinting idris wasn't quite as sexy back then. >> to which elba responded with this snap of him in 1995, looking just as sexy as ever. okay, stringer bell. teigen tweeted back her defeat

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her kids. >> the head of mass transit in the san francisco bay area is apologizing to a rider after an incident involving a breakfast sandwich. >> steve foster was eating his sandwich when a transit officer told him riders aren't allowed to eat on platforms. foster refused to show his i.d. and was eventually handcuffed. he was cited for eating on the platform and has gotten an apology from the system's general manager. >> after rushing to the hospital days away from death, detroit doctors are touting success after their life-saving measures to keep this teenager alive. >> this young patient would have died. there is no doubt about it. >> his family says he was an otherwise healthy 16-year-old high school athlete admitted to the hospital with pneumonia-like symptoms after vaping. his is the first known double lung transplant on a vaping patient. the teen asking doctors to show pictures of his damaged lungs. the white indicating scarred and inflamed tissue.

>> the launch of disney plus. a once in a generation shift in entertainment putting disney's treasure trove of content all in one easy to stream place right at your fingertips. analysts now predicting the service, which is available for $6.99 a month, will have 75 million subscribers within five years. >> he was certainly this season's underdog. consistent low scores but avoiding the bottom two every week. until last night. the judges deciding to send sean home. >> i exceeded my own expectations. i've had a blast. it was the right decision that the judges made. >> the spice reign has ended on "dancing with the stars." it's done. >> wonder when we'll see him next? we will see. >> we have to take that shot being shady.

making news in america this morning, the deadly school shooting in california. what we're learning about the gunman and how quickly he carried out the attack. why first responders were so quick on the scene and just how prepared some students and parents were for another school shooting in america. day two of the historic impeachment hearings hours away. this morning the new testimony we're now expecting and overnight president trump's defiant message to democrats. fight night in the nfl. >> whoa! hello. whoa. gosh, that's one of the worst things i've ever seen on a professional sports field. >> thursday night football turns into a nasty brawl. what star quarterback baker mayfield is telling his teammate this morning. a teen pilot crashes into this