this. sports, brought to you by sandersonford. >> we're one week away from the a biggie in glendale. todd boles returns to the valley. very close friend of bruce ariens. cardinals coming off a much needed win in santa clara. they've already lost two of their eight home games this year. can't afford another which is why ba sunday night's game in the win column. >> it'll be huge. every win is huge now. but we have to take care of our business at home. and i know the crowd will be great on monday night. so we have to do, we have to take care of our business for sure. >> channeling his own there. kick offset for 9:30 in glendale.

devils as they earn conference highlights. defensive back marcus boles who was just an animal out there was named defensive player of the week. congrats to both of those guys. the cards playing on monday night next week but tonight a match up of two, one of three teams. panthers hosting the bucks and without cam newton. carolina would struggle. it would all come down to a last second field good. tampa bay wins. tonight marking the end of what is certainly a hall of fame careers the cleveland indians are in boston taking on the red sox. they barely hung on beating david ortiz. cleveland advancing to the alcs. david ortiz. the end. one final look at your weather forecast. we're going to be staying in

95 tomorrow. 94 wednesday. we'll have a few patchy clouds. we have a disturbance moving up the high country. there will be some breezes north tomorrow. not going to see a lot here. we're really just going to be warm, dry, sunny. morning lows will be dipping into the 60s. get out early. >> similar pattern here. >> that's going to be nice. >> the moral of the story is get up early if you want to enjoy the nice cool weather. >> remember to stay cool. i know it's october but mid-90s

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>> that would be supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> dropping tunes. not really. >> yesterday, she released a new compilation of writings. my own words. we sat down with her weighing in on everything from the current presidential election to the controversy surrounding the national anthem. >> so couric asked her about the growing number of football players acro the country who are following the lead of san colin kaepernick. >> would i -- them for doing it? no. do i disrespect it? i would have the same answer if you ask me about flag burning. i think it's a terrible thick to do, but i wouldn't lock a person up for doing it. if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevented. if they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents them from that. >> all right.

>> no. and it was an all-encompassing interview. they talked about donald trump's proposed muslim ban and she mentioned she couldn't comment on that because it might be a real issue in front of the scattered showers. she's 83 years old, and many wonder how much longer she'll stay on the bench, but she seems to keep going. one more football-related item. a girl showing the boys how to make a hit. >> check out this play from a reverse, the returner is coming counsel the field. but right after he crosses the 50, he gets completely level. the player who delivered that hit, kicker kelly mcnamara. she's her team's first female player. i bet they are happy they recruited her now. >> that was a hard hit. >> lower the shoulder. off she went. >> yep. emotional roller coaster on "dancing with the stars." >> and see who is singing the presidential debate.

? skinny so skinny ? all right. time for "the skinny," starting with "dancing with the stars," kicking off most memorable year week. >> yes. so there were no eliminations, but plenty of revelations and tearful back stories, starting

fiery foxtrot honoring her husband who she married in 1985. and she credits saving her from a five-year cocaine addiction after her acting career ended with the brady bunch. >> perhaps the most touching moment of the night was terry dancing contemporary reflecting on the year of her father's untimely death and lifelon regret of not being at his side when he passed away. >> and cramer chose "this year" as the most memorable honoring the birth of her baby girl dancing to "my daughter's eyes." >> amber roads picked 2013 as her year, the year her son was born. she did a samba in celebration for women and moms. >> somebody say samba? >> you're going to do it? >> no, no. she did a good job, though. >> i think so. >> ryan lochte. >> she had training. >> yeah, she has.

barely shirtless. he chose 2008 when he won his first individual gold medal at the olympics. he dedicated his dance to his mother who stuck by him in the incident in rio recently. >> i can see how winning your first gold middle would be for a good year. >> he's done it, like, 12 times since then. >> a good job on the dance floor too. >> looked pretty good. >> by the way, he will soon be dancing at his own wedding reception. >> oh. the 12-time olympic gold medallist got engage over the weekend to playboy model kayla red reid as both shared versions of this photo on instagram. >> look at how huge that rock is. >> nice. >> you can see that from the space station. >> beautiful background too. >> yeah, it is. beautiful there. ryan's caption read, simply, memories forever, and kayla's read, speechless. absolutely beautiful. so in love with you. >> so what color will ryan dye his hair for the wedding? >> oh, that would be interesting.

after reading those captions, though. >> you just are so full of love and emotion. just such an open become right here. speaking of being young, beautiful, rich and in love -- >> yes? >> we love that topic. >> yes. >> now apparently married, shia labeouf. this might be your style. >> this is awesome. >> alive stream of what appeared to be a wedding between the 30-year-old actor and his long time girlfriend. >> they appeared to exchange vows at the las vegas chapel officiated impersonation. while it looks real, there's still no documentation of them officially getting married. >> huh. in other words, it could be another performance art prank, though, kendis, i would like to imagine if you do ever get married, something along these lines, exactly. live streamed by tmz, elvis impersonator, and the hoody.

that is a classic with wedding. class. >> is she leaving with elvis? that would be an interesting end to the wedding as well. >> yeah. next to some truly brilliant performance art. >> yes. sunday night's presidential debate was by any measure tense, but thanks to the musical genius of the gregory brothers and actor joseph gordon levit, we have this harmonious reboot. ? i can promise you ? ? i have big goals ? oh, what you gonna do we have unbelievable thing called ? ? what you going to do ? make college affordable ? who's going to work it out ? ? moving on now i write off everything i can ? ? whenever i do my taxes so how come every time april come, i pay a higher rate than daniel rad live ? ? who's gonna work it out, baby

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? now i had the time of my life ? ? no i never felt like ? now i had the time of my life ? ? no i never felt like this before ? ? yes, with i swear it's the truth ? >> whoever made this video wins. >> hillary's coming in. ? i had the time of my life and i owe it all to you ? bravo. they won the internet. so there was clearly no winner in the contentious presidential debate, but what emerged totally out of the blue was a brand new folk hero named ken bone and that duet. >> oh, yeah. and whoever made that video, an

all over social media. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: after 90 minutes of an r-rated bar brawl -- >> you would be in jail. >> racist lies. >> reporter: -- sweet relief. >> what steps will the energy policy take. >> reporter: a knight in knit wear. ? oh, kenneth bone you make us feel less alone ? >> i don't know why people are calling me all day. >> reporter: you're a human hu suit. >> when i went to get in my car to go to the debate can, i tore the seat out of the pants. >> reporter: many halloween costumes redrawn. >> grow the mustache now, fellas, it doesn't come in overnight. i tried to put a nice face on the debate. i promise not to be the internet guy who overstays his welcome. ? kenneth bone

>> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> i like that they're saying that -- one twitter user said he's the equivalent of a human hug. >> so ken bone facts is still trending on twitter and has been since he asked that important question about energy. >> which is what everybody's talking about. >> so many jokes about him being bad to the bone, and a star a bone. >> he now has, by the way, 72,000 followers on twitter. >> amazing. it's got to be the sweater. >> he's just so sweet, too. >> so cool. our favorite moment, really, is this duet. we -- ? with passion in our eyes there's no way we could disguise secretly ? ? so we take each other's hand because we seem to understand

good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following on "world news now." a now poll shows hillary clinton has widened her lead over donald trump by 11 points. that poll was taken after the the tape came out with trump making lewd remarks about women, but before sunday night's debate. 2,000 e-mails reportedly showing intense strategizing by clinton's inner circle long before she declared her candidacy. a kidnapped florida girl is expected to be reunited with her family today. 4-year-old rebecca louis was rescued in tennessee after being allegedly taken by a family friend. millions of jews around the

of the holiest days on the jewish calendar. those are some of our stories on this tuesday, october 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everybody. we're going to start with president politics and congressional politics for that matter. donald trump facing more fallout after a weekend that started with a political bomb shell and ended with a nasty debate. >> house speaker paul ryan will no longer defend donald trump nor campaign for him. ryan did not withdrawal his endorsement, but told house republicans to do what's best for themselves in their districts. >> ryan's decision came days after the release of the recording in which trump is heard making lewd comments about women, including entertainment tonight's host nancy o'dell. she addressed the tape on her show saying women shouldn't be ob objectified even in the locker room. >> they are both going to

we have more on the explosive events that played out over the weekend including the behind scenes drama at the debate. here's tom llamas. >> reporter: donald trump set the tone for the night less than two hours before the debate, luring reporters to his hotel. promising a glimpse of his last-minute preparations. what they got instead, a shocking stunt. trump at a table surrounded by women who claimed they were abused by former president bill clinton. we're learning trump had more in store. he wanted to seat the women in the vip box reserved for trump's family. his close adviser, rudy giuliani, telling the washington post we wanted to have them shake hands with bill to see if bill would shake hands with them. but the commission on debates threatened to call security. the women sat elsewhere, and bill clinton shook hands with members of the trump family instead. but when the candidates finally took the stage, would they shake

just minutes in, trump, grilled on his graphic comment about women from that bus ride with tv host billy bush. >> i'm oomly attracted to beautiful women. i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. and when you're a star, they let you do it. they let you do anything. >> grab them by the [ bleep ] do anything. >> you bragged you sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? >> no, i didn't say that at all. i don't think you understood what was -- this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologize to the american people. >> reporter: five times, trump used that phrase, "locker room talk." >> just for the record, though, are you saying what you said on that bus 11 years ago, that you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope women without consent? >> i have great respect for women. no one has more -- >> so for the record, you're not saying that?

said, and i was embarrassed by it, but i have tremendous respect for rim. >> have you done those things? >> women have respect for me, and -- >> no, i have not. >> reporter: clinton's turn. she said the comments would come at the debate. >> what we all saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women. what he thinks about women. what he does to women. and he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is. but i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> reporter: and then trump let loose. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words. his was action. his was what he did to women, there's never been anybody in the history of politics in this nation that's been so abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those same women and attacked them

back. >> when i hear something like that, i'm reminded of what my friend, michelle obama, advised us all. when they go low, you go high. >> reporter: the tension building. trump then threatening to investigate clinton's use of e-mail. >> if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation because there has never been lies, so much deception -- >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton -- >> reporter: but the dark debate ended. >> we sneaked in one more question. >> reporter: with this moment. >> would either of you name one positive thing that you respect

>> i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted, and i think that says a lot about donald. >> i will say this about hillary 37 she doesn't quit. she doesn't give up. i respect that. i tell it like it is. she's a fighter. i consider that to be a very good trait. >> reporter: trump sending a warning to the clinton campaign saying if anymore warnings or vide inappropriate things, he'll keep talking about bill clinton and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. tom llamas, abc news, wilks bury, pennsylvania. >> thanks to tom there. thousands of people in north carolina are waiting for help in the wake of hurricane matthew. take a look at this drone footage, which sums up what many

line. matthew is now blamed for 27 deaths from florida to virginia, and more than a million people still without power in the storm zone, and it could be days or even weeks before power is restored. more than 1,400 people in north carolina have been saved by high water rescue teams and hundreds of roads remain flooded including parts of busy interstate 95. the u.s. navy is in haiti, trying to help residents there recover and rebuild aftermath ewe. this naval mission was joined by a marine unit. efforts are eing concentrated on haiti's southwest peninsula. the u.n. says 750,000 people in that region will need life saving help through the end of the year. the death toll in haiti has risen above 1,000. new details on the shooting that killed two palm springs' california police officers. the father of the alleged gunman reportedly told a neighbor that his son was armed and, quote,

here's more. >> reporter: through this door, a seemingly perfect california afternoon, but listen. gunshots and sirens. two palm springs' police officers killed responding to a domestic disturbance call nearby. the investigation intensifying as more than a thousand community members show support for the fallen. lesley zerbny, the mother of a 4-month-old and jose vega, b the father of eight. he was set to retire in a few months. >> we would joke around, and he would tell me you have the remain silent, and then he would say will be held against us in court. >> reporter: police say the officers negotiated with the suspect, john felix, and then gunfire bursting through the door. police say felix killed vega and zerebny and wounded another. then officers moved in using a robot and a chemical agent. that injured officer is out of the hospital, and authorities say john felix will be charged with two counts of first degree

abc news, los angeles. now to a health alert and new warning about working out when angry or upset. >> that's all of us. >> a new study finds exercising while stressed or mad triples the risk of having a heart attack within an hour. researchers say emotional stress and exertion can can raise heart rate, change the flow of blood in the vufls and reduce the heart's blood supply. but i thought we were supposed to w >> who works out happy? >> i'm confused. >> we don't work out because we like it. >> working out makes you angry? >> it just makes me angrier. basically hangry. on to baseball. the american league championship is all set. cleveland swept its way into the alcs for the first time in 19 years. the indians knocking off boston last night, 4-3, in fenway park. cleveland hosts toronto in game

that's it. not so happy ending for big papi. monday's game marked the end of david ortiz's 20-year career. he spent 14 seasons in boston helping the red sox win three world series titles. they had, like, 15 good-bye parties for him. >> do you think that's why he's crying, the parties are over for him now? on monday night football, the buccaneers visited the carolina panthers. quarterback because cam newton is recovering from a concussion. and the game tied at 14. anderson throws and interception in the end zone. tampa bay got in field goal range with the help of a face mask penalty. kicker roberto came on and nailed a 38 yarder as time expired giving the buccs a 17-14 win. the loss leaves carolina, the defending nfc champs, at 1-4. a little vermont boy is getting to know his new special

aiden heath had been saving his pennies since he was 4 years old to get a service dog to help him monitor his type i diabetes. >> after an earlier story aired on abc, help came pouring in. more than $20,000. his mother found a match in a chocolate lab in angel. and after training in nevada, angel is home with vermont for the first time. >> look at that. he's cute. a good advertisement for southwest airlines, as well. >> they plan to head to school. look at that dog. cute. they plan to go to school today to meet the staff and students as well. >> the family is amazed by the outpouring support, and he's feeling the love as well, and she just says, mom says there are no words. >> i'm sure angel's feeling the same way. coming up, new call from samsung to power down the galaxy note 7 smartphones, and that includes both the original phones and the replacements

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we've all heard of hyposuction. it's been around since the '70s. while some people boast its results, there's drawbacks. it can be painful, expensive, and it can be invasive. now there's something new. >> yeah. it involves lasers. it promises to change all of that.

abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: it's the latest weapon in the battle of the bulge. sculpture. a brand new nonsurgical procedure that melts away stubborn fat. >> something you can do on your lunch break, takes literally 25 minutes. >> reporter: this is the first ever to use laser, and supposed to be less painful than other alternatives. here's how it works. first, these plates are attached to the patient. >> so far so good. >> reporter: next a laser penetrates the skin, heating up fat cells and destroying them so they can be eliminated by the body. >> once you remove that most outer part of the fatty layer, wait six weeks, go back in the same area to repeat the procedure. >>eporter: this 34-year-old said her tummy's always been a trouble spot and turned for help. >> did it to jump start the diet and wanted results right away.

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? ? ? wait for them to ask you who you know ? ? things please don't make any sudden moves ? norah jones. norah jones is back. >> and wings was that show with the people who worked on the airline. >> no. >> that's not the same? >> not quite. >> not the same wings? okay. >> i made fun of norah jones, but she's back. a voter who turned into an overnight sensation. >> against the backdrop of sunday's contentious debate. a man in a red sweater stood up and asked the candidates a question about energy, and just like that, an instant household

>> ladies and gentlemen, ken bone. >> joining us now from st. louis on the big screen, ken bone. hi, ken. >> how are you? >> do you have any idea how adorable you are, first, i wanted to say? >> that's a definitive yes. >> okay. did you know your fans call themselves bone heads? >> that's fantastic. i called my family that for years. >> okay, good. >> before you go, one question i'd like to go to the studio audience, someone in the audience has a question for ken. yes, go ahead, sir. >> yeah, last night, when you asked about energy policy, there was something i knew i needed to ask you. how did you get such a fresh and cool style? >> i think the short answer is that my wife dresses me, like all great americans.

the red sweater. you originally were not supposed to wear that, right? >> no. it was going to be an olive colored suit that i like very much. my grandfather helped me pick it out a few years ago, and i thought, wow, grandpa would be proud if i wore this suit. but apparently i have gotten somewhat more fat since then. and when i got into my car, i split the seat out of my pants and destroyed my olive suit. and i had to do an emergency wardrobe change. >> if the smithsonian asks, will you give that sweater to them? >> give is a strong word, jimmy. >> i really appreciate your time, and thank you for chatting with us tonight. i want to get you a suit from casual male xl and a digital camera. >> that's the best thing i've ever heard. thank you very much, jimmy. please get out and vote. >> ken bone, everybody. >> bravo to ken. >> his answers, so great. and a digital camera, of course, because he had one of those old

this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," four weeks until election day, and both trump and clinton campaigns facing distractions. >> after sunday's debate, republicans feeling out whether to continue backing trump or turn away after house speaker paul ryan said he'll no longer defend the republican nominee. this as a second batch of is released. and as leaders and politicians argue over how to handle the humanitarian crisis in syria, the thousands still remaining and still alive in aleppo are dealing with nonstop bombing. doctors plead for a halt to the violence as yet another young face is 15 grim reminder of the tragedy of war. the desperate search across the south for a kidnapped young girl that could have ended very differently. amber alerts going out across the region, but one state's supposed delay in taking action could have spelled a different

the overnight sensation taking the nation by storm. the red sweater, the moustache, the kind disposition. it's ken bone, of course, the hero, so-called, of the debate who is inspiring thousands this morning. so what does it take to bring out your inner ken bone? find out with us on this tuesday, october 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> really? talking about bone at this early morning hours? >> ken bone. >> ken bone. >> the cute man with the red sweater. >> yes. he's awesome. a star is bone. that's what they are saying. ken bone. >> good morning, everyone. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. i now know my halloween costume. >> ken bone. >> it is. >> bingo. >> all right. >> we begin this half hour with the latest round of mudslinging presidential battle for the white house, which ken bone was

>> no. donald trump is stepping up attacks on bill clinton as trump faces fallout over the lewd tape. house speaker paul ryan refusing to defend his party's nominee, and hillary clinton is slamming trump for using the debate to attack instead of apologize. >> with election day exactly one month away, clinton has an 11 point lead in a new poll taken after the trump tape came out, but before the debate. eats your voice, your vote. here is abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: hillary clinton claiming victory after the second debate showdown with donald trump. >> did anybody see that debate last night? well, you never saw anything like that before. >> reporter: clinton is trying to gain more supporters. trump is working to keep them. >> we had a lot of fun. i would say that hillary is highly overrated. highly. >> reporter: house speaker paul

he's decided not to campaign with the party's nominee. trump fired back on twitter, paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration, not waste this time on fighting the republican nominee. this after a tape revealed trump's vulgar comments. >> when they are -- they let you do anything, grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> reporter: making crude comments about nancy, talking about nancy o'dell. she spoke t night. >> there is no room for objectification of women, or anyone for that matter, not even in the locker room. >> reporter: it is said now trump did enough with the debate performance to stop the gop exodus and he invited bill clinton speaker ryan's endorsement of trump stands. 's accusers to the debate. a spokesperson says he's not conceding the race to clinton, but focused on keeping the house and senate. >> another batch of e-mails

strategizing by hillary clinton's inner circle before the bid for the white house. it's from the campaign chairman, and they reveal aids were concerned that bill clinton's business dealings could damage his wife's presidential aspirations, and other e-mails show how they grappled with the best way to position hillary clinton as a change agent. now to the growing crisis in the middle east. there's a plea from a humanitarian group to end the violence in syria. doctors without borders wants russia and the syria government to stop bombing in aleppo to reach the wounded. it says there are only 35 doctors serving a population of 275,000 people. meantime, we're seeing another young face of the conflict. take a look at this. this 4-year-old girl crying and calling for her father after she was injured in a mortar strike. they were eventually reunited. and here is a haunting video of

aleppo. the images coming from a drone shows homes and other buildings reduced to rubble by air strikes and bombings. more than 200 people have been killed since the latest offensive began only three weeks ago. also a call for more aid in haiti as that country tries to recover from hurricane matthew. the death toll from the storm surpassed 1,000, and haitian officials say more than 1 million people are in need of makeshift clinics are treating dozens of people for cholera and there's fears that the disease will kill more people than the hurricane. at least 10,000 people died from cholera after the 2010 earthquake. in this country, the flooding from hurricane matthew in north carolina is not getting any better. authorities say more than 1,400 people were saved in emergency rescues in the last day. president obama has signed a disaster declaration for north carolina making federal funding available to flood victims there. abc's matt gutman found out there are plenty. >> reporter: the unrelenting deluge from hurricane matthew bursting dams across north carolina.

world. about 2,000 people stranded. helicopters plucking some to safety, so many rescued by boat, others rescuing themselves. >> but we just had to do what we could think of doing, swimming out of our houses to get to dry land. >> reporter: the governor surveying some of the hardest-hit areas. >> a lot of people hurting in this region. >> reporter: mandatory evacuation orders for others. >> mandatory evacuation. please leave. >> reporter: the storm taking at least 27 lives in the southeast. many have died in cars on the road. >> get out of the way. >> reporter: and we saw firsthand how dangerous it can be. >> there's a partnership truck right beside the dam. just went into the water. these two guys are going to edge their way in there to get that person out. someone else called 911. >> reporter: crews across the region racing to restore power. over a million people in five states still in the dark. damage estimates for this storm are in the billions of dollars,

all of these businesses swamped, but, perhaps, what's most astounding? this scope of this flooding, that water goes all the way back a mile and a half. the state cut in half by washed out roads. parts of the major interstate, i-95 shut down. eight dams burst in this county alone. i want to give you a sense for the power of that flooding using that live drone shot right now. this was once a bridge completely blown out. you can see debris hurled hundreds of yards in that direction. more bad news for folks living here. the rivers are only expected to rise. matt gutman, abc news. a settlement reached in connection with the nation's deadliest landslide. 43 people died when the slide wiped out a rural neighborhood north of seattle back in 2014. the state of washington and the timber company that logged an area above the collapse agreed to pay survivors and family members $60 million.

after being attacked by a bear while hiking. police in sierra madre say the man was in the ang less national forest encountering a bear on the trail. as he backed away from the bear, another one attacked him. >> at that time, he did not see a second bear off to his left who came up and started attacking him. he was able to fight the bear off, and he eventually the bear went in the other direction. >> the victim was able to make it home and call 911. wildlife officials are looking for the bears. >> luckily the victim made it out okay. now, what a great story. i fought off not one, but two bears. speaking of good stories, by the way, stop me before if you heard this one. a naked guy's riding a motorcycle. actually, just check out this video. >> is this the ken bone story? >> no, it's not. you're loving that one. >> we pick up the action in a traffic circle in the czech

there's the guy on the motorcycle. yep. you see him. he was wearing just a helmet and pair of sneakers. so he drives up, gs in front of that red audi. the whole episode doesn't last very long. when the audi pulls over, you can see the motorcycle has actually crashed. no red sweater, by the way, you see? just completely naked. and he then takes off on foot. he was caught, by the way, and arrested. not very safe to right around a motorcycle naked for the record. >> no. i'm not going to make any more jokes about that one. just leave that there. >> just leave that one later. >> yes. >> okay. >> later in the mix, how to get the look of a true life debate hero. speaking of our friend. also head, more on how the trump campaign is diving into hillary clinton's past. we'll go behind trump's latest move involving women with accusations involving bill clinton.

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the car believed to have been used by the kidnappers. a 4 y50er8d florida girl's cad napping over the weekend set off amber alerts across five states and has been found hundreds of miles away from her home now safe. >> the big question now is the delay over one of those amber alerts and whether it could potentially have resulted in a different outcome. here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: relief for a florida family after a two-day ordeal, hospital workers in memphis spotting the girl and 4-year-old rebecca lewis and her alleged abdomuctor in a parking lot and called police. 31-year-old wes hoggs, a former family friend, now in custody. the family to be reunited. >> the family is going to get together and throw her a welcome home party when we come home with her. >> reporter: the little girl disappearing from her lakeland, florida, home on saturday. surveillance footage tracked them from a local mcdonalds to a georgia gas station. amber alerts spreading from georgia to alabama, but not to tennessee where a park ranger

by the time the ranger saw a police bulletin, they were gone. the sheriff blasting tennessee. >> the state of tennessee chose not to do an amber alert when we asked them to. here's a news flash, tennessee, he was there. >> reporter: tennessee put the amber alert monday morning. they say they had no reason to believe the child was in their state over the weekend. that's why the first bulletin was only to law enforcement. eva pilgrim, abc news, lakeland, florida. >> rebecca's suspected kidnapper has an unusual name. legally changed his name to west wild hogg. he is this custody this morning. >> what a relief she was safe. coming up, tough words from a supreme court justice for colin kaepernick and his followers. hear why she says taking a knee during the national anthem is,

latest set of hurdles. the nagging questions about her husband's past and new probe of leaked e-mails. what do they mean for her campaign? you're watching "world news now." "world news now" continues

so it remains to be seen this morning how damaging that "access hollywood" tape may or may not be to donald trump's run for the white house. >> but hillary clinton has new struggles of her own including nagging questions about her husband's past and a fresh batch of leaked e-mails. we're up on nightline with byron pitts. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago -- >> what he did to women, no one in the history of politics in

abusive to women. >> reporter: trump on the attack since his own comments came back to haunt him. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: last night, the republican nominee painting former president bill clinton as a sexual predator. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words. his was action. >> reporter: at the pre-debate press conference, cathy shelton, who was raped by a man who hillary clinton was later assigned to defend as a young lawyer, and two others accused the former president of sexual misconduct. clinton denied the charges and settled the sexual harassment suit with jones for $850,000. then there was juanita broderick. >> bill clinton raped me, and hillary clinton threatened me. i don't think there's any comparison. >> reporter: bill clinton's lawyer denied the allegation

that the president assaulted mrs. broderick more than 20 years ago is absolutely false. allegations of sexual assault are not unfamiliar territory for the republican candidate. during their divorce in 1991, trump's ex-wife accused him of raping her before she withdrew them. the clinton accusers were not the only threat to the democratic nominee last night. >> if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. there's never been anything like it, and we're going to have a special prosecutor. >> reporter: clinton's e-mails back in the spotlight. the former secretary of state has called the handling of her e-mails a mistake, but not careless. >> that was a mistake, and i take responsibility for using a personal e-mail account. >> you should be ashamed of yourself.

after getting a subpoena. >> reporter: clinton's camp dealing with more e-mail dumps. on friday, the state department released another 273 pages of e-mails from when clinton was secretary of state. wikileaks released another set of e-mails, showing the infighting in clinton's campaign. a one-time adviser says chelsea is acting like a spoiled brat. another says that bill clinton's past sex life could be damaging to hillary. what do yo next 29 plus days? >> i think i anticipate that which we don't anticipate. >> reporter: day 28 starts in the morning. for "nightline" i'm byron pitts in new york. >> it starts, indeed, and they both have campaign events today. donald trump will be in panama city, florida, and hillary clinton this afternoon in miami with al gore. >> i like that line, anticipate what we can't anticipate. i'm sure. >> what everyone's trying to do, right? >> yeah.

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? all right, time now for "the mix," starting with a man who we're guessing is an unexpected celebrity this morning, talking about, of course, ken bone. >> ken bone. >> bone is a trending topic on twitter after his appearance -- >> he's bad to the bone. >> -- asking a question in the debate. and get this, the famous red sweater that he was wearing, it's now sold out, sold out within hours. it's a red izod sweater and apparently now everybody wants to look like ken bone. >> and do you know why he wore the sweater? >> he was supposed to wear an olive green suit, he said. >> and? >> he split the pants. >> split the pants. >> gained weight and tried to try the olive green suit he was excited to wear, and split the pants. >> poor ken. mustache, red sweater, ken bone

since yesterday. he just seems like a nice guy overall. >> people are loving ken bone. >> he's what america needs ask wants. >> apparently jimmy kimmel told him, you know, people are now calling themselves boneheads and associating themselves as your fans. and he said, that's what i call my family all the time. that's why people love him. what better answer than that? >> that man alone will bring back the disposable kodak camera. because that's what he had. >> one friend shaved his beard into a moustache today and wore a red sweater to work to embrace the spirit of ken bone. >> a popular costume, no doubt. to this, in oregon, every october, we have stories about the giant pumpkins, and in oregon, there's a woman with a giant pumpkin that weighs 1,900 pounds. >> wow. >> this is in oh olympia, washington, rather. so guess what? she won nearly $11,500 for that because it's $6 per pound in a contest there. it's not the biggest overall.

pounds overseas in germany. >> if you beat that, you get 30 grand. >> yes. >> no one beat it, but 11 grand not bad. if you're not ready for fall, there's a trend now. >> okay. >> carving jack o'lanterns from pineapples calling it a hawaiian style halloween. and this is the next thing. this october. pineapple jack o'lanterns. >> not the season for that at all. genius dad here. found the perfect way to fit triplets all in the backseat. in these kid cubicles he built for the triplets from foam to keep them from fighting. >> no more, he's looking at me. he's connecting me. >> all he has to do is hear them.

this morning on "world news now," back to basics were both candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump play to massive crowds after the second debate and wasting no time taking shots at each other. widespread flooding and the in north carolina is prompting emergency rescues as the president declares the state a disaster. we'll show you the devastating effects of hurricane matthew and the deadly storm surge that's left entire regions under water without power. new this half hour, ginsberg in her own words. >> why she calls kaepernick's protest dumb and disrespectful, but why it should not be illegal. and move over, ken bone. could your 15 minutes already be up? >> no. >> a day after that was filled with tributes in an unlikely debate hero, another star has

i give you mini trump. mini trump meets the real trump. it's tuesday, october 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. doesn't that kind of seem like a scene from "the lion king." all right. we begin with hillary clinton opening up a double digit lead, 46-35 over donald trump in the latest poll, just four weeks ahead of election day. our water today. >> yeah, sorry. >> clinton drew the biggest crowd of her campaign in columbus, ohio, last night rallying 18,000 people, and called donald trump an equal opportunity insulter and blasted him for dismissing a 2005 recording in which he brags about groping women without their consent as locker room talk. >> you know what's happened today, which is so interesting, is that a lot of athletes and coaches from the nba, from major

ask more have been coming forward tweeting. they've been saying, no, that's not what happens in our locker rooms. >> clinton said trump spent his time during the debate attacking when he should have been apologizing. >> trump continues a line of attack against bill clinton against unproven sexual allegations from decades ago. he's now threatening to go after damaging tapes turn up. >> saying inappropriate things will continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> well, as trump dips in the polls, he's, again, warning about a rigged system. he told supporters in pennsylvania to keep a close eye

vote is counted and the election isn't stolen from them. and we're now hearing from the woman donald trump was referring to in that tape 11 years ago. television host nancy o'dell has broken silence and she's not the only one talking. >> republican house speaker paul ryan says he will no longer defend trump. john carl with the latest. >> reporter: the woman donald trump was talking about on that bus is speaking out. nancy o'dell addressing these comments. >> i moved on her, and i failed. i'll admit it. i did try and [ bleep ] her. she was married. now i see her, she's got the big phony [ bleep ]. she's changed her looks. >> o'dell is taking trump on. >> there's no room for ob even in the locker room. >> reporter: dozens of room negligent republicans have denounced him, many calling him to drop out. his effort to divert attention by bringing out women who accused the clinton's did not impress speaker of the house, paul ryan. he said he's not defending trump or campaigning for him. his spokes woman saying the speaker is going to spend the next month focused entirely on protecting our congressional majorities. at least trump's running mate is

>> it takes a big man to know when he's wrong and to admit can it and to have the humility to apologize, be transparent, and be vulnerable with people. >> reporter: will the stunt work given past comments? >> the whole group, paula jones, lewinski, it's just a really unattractive group. and i'm not talk just physical. >> reporter: he now calls clinton a predator. but listen to what he said in the height of the clinton sex >> i don't necessarily agree with the victims. the victims are terrible. he is really a victim himself, but he put himself in that position. >> reporter: trump call the republicans leaving him hypocrites, and now he's going after speaker of the house, paul ryan, tweeting, quote, paul ryan should spend more time balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration and not waste time

right now, it looks like war between the republican presidential nominee and some of the most prominent figures in the party. jonathan carl, abc news, new york. well, the ratings are in from clinton-trump, the rematch. the viewership for the second debate did not reach record levels set for the first head-to-head meeting last month. an estimated 66.5 million people watched sunday night. that's down from 84 million two weeks ago. however, sunday's figure was slightly above the viewership for the second debate between president obama and mitt romney in 2012. the third and final debate is next wednesday night. moving on to the disaster left by hurricane matthew, this video is from the fayetteville, north carolina area. it might sum it up best. water surrounds the houses all the way up to the roofline. some rivers in this area are not expected to crest until friday. >> as a result of all this, hundreds of roads are closed in the state, incoming parts of

>> reporter: the post storm skies are now clear, but hurricane matthew is still dishing a devastating blow to north carolina. >> we've not hit the most serious point of the flood in north carolina as of yet. >> reporter: a desperate effort underway to save people stranded by the flood waters. >> back up. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: 1,400 rescued so far. >> rescued him. i am grateful. >> reporter: after the storm's heavy fast falling rain left rivers overflowing their banks, add to go already overwhelming damage -- >> this is the worst we've seen. >> reporter: -- and more deaths.

more than 20 lives. several other people are still missing. while in hardest hit haiti -- the death toll estimates now top 900. meanwhile, back in florida, the mcmullin family is now cleaning up. the severity of the storm's impact elsewhere bringing them perspective. >> we feel lucky and blessed. >> reporter: a lesson in loss. >> what's the lesson? >> all the stuff can be replaced, right. we can't be replaced. >> reporter: and those kids getting a lesson in hard work. they were out here much of the day dealing with all of this damage. there's some of the more than 1 million people from here to the carolinas still without electricity. kendis and diane. >> thanks to marci there in north carolina. the federal government is warning samsung galaxy note owners turn off the phones now. the advice comes after samsung temporarily stopped production of the device due to safety issues. more than 2 million recalled last month after some just burst into flames. the new guidance to power down affects both the original and the replacement phones. >> and there's a new consumer alert this morning. turkey hill is pulling containers of dutch chocolate ice cream that contain rocky road made with eggs and nuts

allergies. the packages have the correct lid, but the containers is mislabeled. the recall affects 25 states. more information on our website, wnnfans.com. donald trump called it the 8th wonder of the world, but now the trump taj mahal is the fifth atlantic city casino to close in two years. the casino shut down amid a union dispute on monday. carl icahn bought the property out of bankruptcy two years ago. speaking of trump, as you we've seen so many things, it's unlike any other presidential election we've seen before. and here's another example of why. >> so during donald trump's rally in pennsylvania, he was joined on stage by a special little guest. check him out. >> look at that. >> dressed to lock exactly like the republican nominee. the hair, the hair's the best. styled just perfectly to look like trump. so he's now nicknamed mini trump.

>> name. >> now, he's supposed to look like donald trump, but he's actually much too good looking. you are really handsome. where's your daddy and your mommy? do you want to go back with them or stay with donald trump? >> trump. >> he had fun poking fun of himself and enjoying the kissing of the baby. that one is a little older than most. >> the kid has more hair than donald trump himself. >> his pin said vote. he might be a little too young for that, but good advice new england the less. >> the three words he said were name, night, and trump. as youngsters do, he repeated the last things he heard. >> but that hair. >> the hair is everything. coming up, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in her own words talking tough

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justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> dropping tunes. not really. >> yesterday, she released a new compilation of writings. my own words. we sat down with her weighing in on everything from the current presidential election to the controversy surrounding the national anthem. >> so couric asked her about the growing number of football players across the country who are following the lead of san francisco 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick. would i arre no. it's dumb and disrespectful. i would have the same answer if you ask me about flag burning. i think it's a terrible thick to do, but i wouldn't lock a person up for doing it. if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevented. if they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents them from that.

she's not mincing words on her opinion on it. >> no. and it was an all-encompassing interview. they talked about donald trump's proposed muslim ban and she mentioned she couldn't comment on that because it might be a real issue in front of the scattered showers. supreme court. she's 83 years old, and many wonder how much longer she'll stay on the bench, but she seems to keep going. one more football-related item. a girl showing the boys how to make a hit. >> check out this play from a reverse, the returner is coming counsel the field. but right after he crosses the 50, he gets completely level. the player who delivered that hit, kicker kelly mcnamara. she's her team's first female player. i bet they are happy they recruited her now. >> that was a hard hit. >> lower the shoulder. off she went. >> yep. emotional roller coaster on "dancing with the stars." >> and see who is singing the presidential debate. "the skinny" is next. "world news now" continues

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>> perhaps the most touching moment of the night was terry dancing contemporary reflecting on the year of her father's untimely death and lifelong regret of not being at his side when he passed away. >> and cramer chose "this year" as the most memorable honoring the birth of her baby girl dancing to "my daughter's eyes." >> amber roads picked 2013 as her year, the year her son was born. she did a samba in celebration for women and moms. >> somebody say samba?

>> no, no. she did a good job, though. >> i think so. >> ryan lochte. >> she had training. >> yeah, she has. >> ryan lochte chose to go barely shirtless. he chose 2008 when he won his first individual gold medal at the olympics. he dedicated his dance to his mother who stuck by him in the incident in rio recently. >> i can see how winning your first gold middle would be for a good year. >> he's done it, like, 12 times since then. >> a good job on the dance floor too. >> looked pretty good. >> by the way, he will soon be dancing at his own wedding reception. >> oh. the 12-time olympic gold medallist got engage over the weekend to playboy model kayla red reid as both shared versions of this photo on instagram. >> look at how huge that rock is. >> nice. >> you can see that from the space station. >> beautiful background too. >> yeah, it is. beautiful there. ryan's caption read, simply, memories forever, and kayla's read, speechless. absolutely beautiful. so in love with you. >> so what color will ryan dye his hair for the wedding? >> oh, that would be interesting. i just threw up in my mouth after reading those captions, though. >> you just are so full of love and emotion.

here. speaking of being young, beautiful, rich and in love -- >> yes? >> we love that topic. >> yes. >> now apparently married, shia labeouf. this might be your style. >> this is awesome. >> alive stream of what appeared to be a wedding between the 30-year-old actor and his long time girlfriend. >> they appeared to exchange vows at the las vegas chapel officiated by an elvis impersonation. while it looks real, there's still no documentation of them officially getting married. >> huh. in other words, it could be another performance art prank, though, kendis, i would like to imagine if you do ever get married, something along these lines, exactly. live streamed by tmz, elvis impersonator, and the hoody. >> and the hoody. that is a classic with wedding. class.

that would be an interesting end to the wedding as well. >> yeah. next to some truly brilliant performance art. >> yes. sunday night's presidential debate was by any measure tense, but thanks to the musical genius of the gregory brothers and actor joseph gordon levit, we have this harmonious reboot. ? i can promise you ? ? i have big goals ? oh, what you gonna do we have unbelievable thing called ? ? what you going to do ? make college affordable ? who's going to work it out ? ? moving on now i write off everything i can ? ? whenever i do my taxes so how come every time april come, i pay a higher rate than daniel rad live ? ? who's gonna work it out, baby who's gonna work it out ? >> the youtube mashup include the series auto tune the news and autofy this.

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? now i had the time of my life ? ? no i never felt like this before ? ? yes, i swear it's the truth ? >> whoever made this video wins. >> hillary's coming in. ? i had the time of my life and i owe it all to you ? bravo. they won the internet. so there was clearly no winner in the contentious presidential debate, but what emerged totally out of the blue was a brand new folk hero named ken bone and that duet. >> oh, yeah. and whoever made that video, an undecided voter in a red sweater, ken bone is exploding

>> reporter: after 90 minutes of an r-rated bar brawl -- >> you would be in jail. >> racist lies. >> reporter: -- sweet relief. >> what steps will the energy policy take. >> reporter: a knight in knit wear. ? oh, kenneth bone you make us feel less alone ? >> i don't know why people are calling me all day. >> reporter: you're a human hug. you planned to wear an olive suit. >> when i went to get in my car to go to the debate can, i tore the seat out of the pants. >> reporter: many halloween costumes redrawn. >> grow the mustache now, fellas, it doesn't come in overnight. i tried to put a nice face on the debate. i promise not to be the internet guy who overstays his welcome. ? kenneth bone oh, ken bone ?

>> i like that they're saying that -- one twitter user said he's the equivalent of a human hug. >> so ken bone facts is still trending on twitter and has been since he asked that important question about energy. >> which is what everybody's talking about. >> so many jokes about him being bad to the bone, and a star a bone. >> he now has, by the way, 72,000 followers on twitter. >> amazing. it's got to be the sweater. >> he's just so sweet, too. >> so cool. our favorite moment, really, is this duet. we -- ? with passion in our eyes there's no way we could disguise secretly ? ? so we take each other's hand because we seem to understand

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