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las vegas and the opportunities that -- and also the challenges. let's face it. is there a better fit in the nfl than the raiders in las vegas? you know it. the nfl knows it. raiders owner mark davis can't wait to get there. roger goodell says just today the nfl stands against gambling on sports but i'm willing to bet come january the league will approve the raiders move to sin city. the money is just too there. the state is chipping in 750 million through hotel taxes. mark davis is getting 500 million himself and sheldon adelson the owner of three casinos is pledging 650 million. how in the world could the nfl snubbed their collective noses at that kind of money? they won't. within four years the raiders will be playing in las vegas. that's a bet i'm willing to make. game four between the cubs

up 2-1 in the best-of-seven series, this one would be scoreless until the fourth inning when the cubs tack on the runs, putting 10 on the scoreboard. they hold on winning 10-2. series is now tied, the winner will play cleveland to advance to the world series earlier today. a lot of happy people out there tonight. let's take a look at your forecast tomorrow. 60s again, 90s are back tomorrow and every day as we

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>> unfit and proves it every time he talks. >> you're unfit. >> hard to understand what anyone is saying at this moment. >> what were they saying? >> started as a discussion on retaking mosul that turned into a shouting match. he claims mosul fell to isis as clinton accused him of conspiracy theories. clinton accused him of conspiracy theories. the commander of the u.s. forces in the middle east warns the fight to retake mosul could take months. iraqi special foes to the east and north of mosul . isis is not going down easy torching oil fields to fend off the advance. we are on the front lines near mosul. >> reporter: almost apocalypse scene, the sky is black because all across this battlefield, like right there, isis has been setting fire to oil wells for cover. >> iraqi commanders say the closer they get to mosul city

will become. extreme weather in the philippines, dealing with a second storm for the second time in a week. a super typhoon crashed into the northern province of that country with sustained winds of 127 miles an hour. gusts reached over 175 miles per hour. at least four people were killed. thousands fled to shelters as the storm approached. of course, there was flooding in the philippines, but also in hong kong. even before the super typhoon arrived there. one witness was caught on a public bus as rain ran down the street. the super typhoon is expected to come within about 60 miles of hong kong tomorrow. the fbi arrested a russian man accused of hacking into the professional networking service linkedin and others. investigators believe he hacked into servers in 2012 and may have compromised the credentials of 100 million users, more than first thought. the information includes user names and passwords and may have

back here, police in san francisco say that shooting near a high school was gang-related, and the 15-year-old female victim was the target. they are now looking for the four suspects who fled after spraying gunfire in the parking lot. extra security ordered for the school and grief counselors were on hand. >> i went home last night, and i hugged and kissed my kids so tightly. i have a heavy responsibility to create safety. >> the three students who were wounded been released from the hospital. this was the scene as a school bus burned outside an elementary school in south carolina. the driver got a group of children off the bus after smelling smoke while arriving at the school. no one was injured, but the bus is considered a total loss. a 62-year-old woman from spain shows off a bouncy baby

>> lena alvarez off a nationwide debate on limits of ivf treatment when she announced her pregnancy earlier this year. she's encouraging other older women to pursue their dreams of motherhood. she says that she feels fine and that the baby is healthy. congratulations. when we come back, get to "the skinny." celebrities weighing in on last night's presidential debate. and now how janet jackson got drawn into the debate

? skinny, so skinny ? your thursday morning skinny kicking off with celebrity reaction to last night's debate. >> the twitter verse, as you can imagine, was lighting up like a christmas tree last night as celebs went into overdrive live tweeting throughout debate. ellen degeneres since real housewives is not on, a cat fight the old fashioned way by watching the debate. >> chelsea handler weighed in as well saying this is the least amount of fun anyone has ever had in vegas. that's saying a lot. >> comedian josh gad predicted "snl" is considering just reairing the debate. >> there was a cute back and forth between bette midler and

with that bottle and she responded cab or malbec. >> she is ready to come in and serve. >> the answer's both. next to the comment by donald trump last night calling hillary clinton a nasty woman. >> practically immediately the twitter net erupted with references to janet jackson. ? my first name is not baby ? ? nasty ? ? >> janet could wake up to a lot more downloads because "nasty woman" has been trending all over twitter, even memes coming out about the song, tweeting, who is that casting them nasty votes? nasty women. >> nasty women is now officially a hashtag on twitter. can you believe it? teen vogue magazine tweeted rt if you're a nasty woman headed to the polls to vote for your rights.

campaign slogan, make women nasty again. >> interesting. perhaps the funniest response is from the self proclaimed -- as a mexican american boy who transitioned into a trans woman, i've been both a bad hombre and a nasty woman. >> that's diversity. >> that is so many layers of deep. that is awesome. hats off. >> congratulations to janet jackson, she won the debate. >> she did, yes. n unrelated to the debate. >> yes. ashton kutcher took his wife, mila kunis to the ball game in los angeles to the dodger stadium, and moments before the dodgers took on the cubs, the hollywood power couple walked on the field to announce the dodgers starting lineup. >> batting third at third base, no. 10 justin turner!

delay is between the microphone and speakers. the couple, kunis is pregnant with their second child. they were decked out in dodger attire, of course, but it wasn't enough for the home team. game four of the mlb national league championship series. he took her to the ball game. did he buy her peanuts and cracker jacks? >> and then some probably. ? i don't care if i ever get back ? >> trying everyone to replace vin in l.a. finally a brand new movie is in the works for willy wonka fans everywhere. >> building the harry potter franchise and rebooting with fantastic beasts, warner brothers are reviving the capricious confectioner. >> nice. sources tell variety magazine the movie will not be a remake, rather a stand alone telling the back story of willy wonka and

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speaking of parents, one very special couple from omaha, nebraska is also closing a bittersweet chapter of their lives. >> wowed by that story, that video. amazing there. so now to sandy and bud who are married for 52 years, spent the last 46 of those years as foster parents to 168 children, and now the final two boys currently living in their home are going back to their parents. >> both bud and sandy admitted 's forged lifelong bonds with all of their children. >> one of the little boys was not going to take the baby, i can't, i can't, promised just for the weekend. if you don't want to do it monday, and he stayed for four years. he still comes back. he's 17 now. he's adopted. says he's going to come back and live with me someday. >> oh. they are hoping to spend more time with the four children of their own along with 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now". hillary clinton and donald trump made their case on the same stage for the last time. they clashed over policies and political scandals in the debate filled with heated exchanges. we have a full rereport coming up. the commander of u.s. forces in fight to retake mosul could take several months. this morning kurdish and iraqi special forces opened a new front in that fight, attacking the east and north of mosul. a super typhoon brought sustained winds of 130 miles per hour and heavy rain to the northern philippines. the storm is being blamed for at least four deaths and is expected to pass 60 miles from hong kong tomorrow. the cleveland indians used a couple solo home runs to defeat the toronto blue jays last

the 3-0 win wrapped up the american league championship series booking cleveland's first trip to the world series since 1997. cleveland is rocking on this thursday, october 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". we do say good morning to you, everybody, on this thursday, and, of course, we'll be talking about the debates. i want to show you this photo in the debates. this was a cross country flight last night. >> oh, wow. >> can you see it? on the backseat, all about one person watching the debate on this virgin america flight. >> i wonder what the one person was watching? >> maybe asleep. let's hope. >> oh, yeah. >> that shows a lot of interest in the campaign season on the debate, and, boy, what the folks saw last night were tensions

hillary clinton as they squared off for the last time. >> clashing laying out dramatically different visions, and clinton slammed trump as unfit, and he called her nasty, and they sparred over the scandals plaguing both campaigns. lauren lyster has the latest from las vegas. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. regardless of the virgin america slacker, the headlines in vegas were the two vying for president of the united states. it was not long before the gloves came off and trump he would accept the outcome of the election. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate foregoing a handshake greeting like the last time around. clinton and trump duking it out over immigration. >> well, first of all, she wants to give amnesty. we have bad hombres here, and we're going to get them out. >> you're right. i don't want to rip families

dealers and criminals. >> reporter: the democratic candidate facing tough questions on wikileaks. >> the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans. then they have given that information to wikileaks, finally, will donald trump admit and condemn that the russians are doing this. >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. >> reporter: the businessman responding to allegations of sexual misconduct. >> i didn't know any of these women. i think they want either fame or her campaign did it. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth, that's who donald is. >> reporter: the republican candidate answering tough questions on his claims that the election is rigged. >> do you make the same -- sir, you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. >> okay.

democracy works. >> reporter: and despite all the tension on stage, the candidates won't be able to get away from each other just yet. there is a big annual charity dinner in new york tonight, and both of them are scheduled to speak there. kendis, diane. >> luckily the dinner is meant for laughter and jokes there. >> a contrast. >> exactly. contrast to last night with a number of serious topics props to chris wallace who got a number of thing out there, including both talking about their foundations. they went back and >> reporter: they absolutely did. that was a heated moment and a lots of exchanges. no evidence there was a pay to play at the clinton foundation, but however there are e-mails revealing a top clinton official asking the secretary -- the top state department official for special consideration for friends of bill clinton after the 2010 haiti earthquake. donald trump calling it a criminal enterprise. hillary clinton throwing it back

foundation. talking about him using people's money to buy she says a six foot portrait of himself saying who does that? that was definitely a highlight or low light of the debate. >> and, lauren, they got on to the topic of experience. they seemed to both land blows there. what was the reaction in the spin room afterwards? >> reporter: yeah. they absolutely clashed on that topic, and after the debate in the spin room, which is what the campaign manager kellyanne conway had to say. >> i didn't hear much new from her today, but a lot of defense, and i think tonight what donald trump proved on is not all experience is good experience. if you've been there for 30 years and yet you have millions of people in poverty and millions of people who don't have health insurance, you have so much unfinished business, even she was admitting -- >> reporter: and she was responding to some really choice one-liners in the section of the debate where trump said clinton

it's bad experience. and clinton rattled off a couple dates over her 30 years of service, what she did versus donald, culminating saying when i was in the situation room seeing bin laden brought to justice, you were on "celebrity apprentice." >> lauren, thanks. >> we heard there from the trump campaign, and for the clinton campaign, a take on the debate, we are live in the spin room, josh? >> reporter: as we know, hillary clinton prides herself in preparation and spent the past month studying donald trump's record. that was evident tonight. donald trump was prepared with his own opposition research to show what's the clinton campaign's spin on his attacks? they called trump's performance erratic and feel the bad hombres line and calling hillary clinton a nasty woman overshadowed any preparation the republican nominee did. the clinton campaign thinks the defining moment is when trump

the election. communications director jennifer paul mary called it stunning, saying trump is a bad loser. the campaign manager said, trump, quote, doesn't have respect for the democratic process. campaign staff also pushed clinton's final answer about party unity. >> i would like to say to everyone watching tonight that i'm reaching out to all americans, democrats, republicans and independents because we need everybody to help make our country what it should be. to grow the economy to make it fairer, to make it work for everyone. >> reporter: spokesman brian fallon saying after the debate their goal in the final week is to give voters something to stand for, not stand against. diane and kendis? >> our thanks to josh in vegas. a live update in the next half hour. later on "good morning america" reactions from kelly anne conway. we're going to turn to other news right now, california's attorney general has opened a

scandal that rock ed wells farg. investigators are collecting names of the managers and employees who opened accounts for customers without their permission. along with the names of those customers as well. they are accused of opening 2 million of the banks and credit card accounts in order to meet sales goals. >> the cdc recommending all pregnant women who spent time in miami-dade county be tested for the zika virus. the county is in the only area in the continental u.s. where the mosquitos have been spreading the virus. previously, they recommended testing only for pregnant women who had been in on neighborhoods where zika had been found. last week, you may have seen video we showed you of a shark getting into a diver's cage in the waters off mexico's west coast. it happened again. take a look. 15-foot great white stuck in a cage along with four divers. before it got in, the shark bit through the divers' air supply hose. all four escaped out the bottom and swam to safety to a nearby

so in case the first video was not enough to make you want to stay out of the water and away from sharks, does this help? oh, my god. that is cringe worthy. >> unbelievable. and this is one of those incredible small world stories we tell every now and then. this took place in oklahoma. >> that's where this guy came across a camera two weeks ago at an auction, and he bought it for $6. >> then he saw a name, leon, and vietnam printed on it. he researched and found henry who also lives in oklahoma. they just met, and he passed the camera along. >> amazing. >> good to know there is wonderful people in this world that are willing to do for others. >> so he said the camera was stolen from him in vietnam in his time over there while in the

you get to see him with the vietnam veteran hat as well. he's worn his veteran aspect proud. >> unbelievable it was found by someone who lived so close to him, and he'll likely end up pass it on to one of his grandchildren. >> all the memories after so many years. good times. coming up, taking a bite out of those airline fees. the new rules that the white house is proposing to make airlines more accountable to their passengers and to help fliers keep more green in their wallets. the high end car maker that's now giving all of its cars self-driving capability, but are american drivers really on board with the idea of giving up the wheel to a computer? >> yep. >> first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >> announcer: "world news now's" weather brought to you by musinex dm max sprent.

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aleppo is a disaster. it's a humanitarian nightmare, but it's fallen from any stand point, i mean, what do you need? a signed document? take a look at aleppo. it's so sad when you see what's happened. a lot of this is because of hillary clinton. >> satellite images released last night are allowing us to take a look at aleppo. looks like there's no doubt trump's claim that the city is a disaster. >> you have the before and you have the after photos that will likely be taking center stage later today here in new york at a u.n. meeting on the crisis over there. defense secretary ash carter arrives in turkey today one day after the turkish president blasted the u.s.-backed campaign to remove isis from neighboring iraq. president erdogan is demanding that turkey and its forces play bigger role in the offenses and threatening to take action if turkey's interests are

a sheriff's deputy in northern california has been shot to death while responding to a call. he joined the department just last week. a suspect is in custody, but no information released until a news conference is held later on today. turning now to a growing outrage in an affluent minnesota neighborhood in a viral video showing a white police officer walking in the road. >> this is the naacp demanding a formal apology. this as the mayor and city counsel members faced a heated krout of community activists. here's the story. >> reporter: residents frustrated and outraged -- >> a human being, and you treat him like a human being. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate, i think, that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first council meeting since this video went viral, two people in the now

there. >> you can't just put your hands on me like this. >> reporter: thomas and lieutenant olson, the officer claiming he stopped thomas for walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet, saying he was hugging the right side of the construction. >> you're going to take me to jail for this! >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner, shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: according to official, thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct, released later, and citation dropped. >> we can't deny that officer olson maintained his calm. >> reporter: the mayor announced because the officer followed protocol, he will not be disciplined. for some, that was clearly not the answer. >> now there were calls from the public to have the officer suspended, but the mayor said that is not happening. he did apologize at the end of the meeting and added this protocol will now be reviewed. kendis and diane? >> thank you.

friendlier skies perhaps. >> we are all hoping so. the new rules the white house hopes will give airline passengers a little more control over their wallet.

big news from tesla this morning. the company says it will be outfitting all the new cars with the technology to make them fully self-driving, but the systems won't be activated until further testing is done. the new technology includes eight surround cameras and censers to operate without a human driver. there's no specific timetable for the auto pilot but says the system needs millions of miles of real world driving before they are o nearly 200,000 jeep wranglers in the u.s. are being recalled because of faulty wiring that affects the air bags. it affects 2016-17 models. more information on abcnews.com. t-mobile paying a fine over the dispute over unlimited data plans. that fine follows the fcc complaint that t-mobile didn't let customers know about data

slower usage speeds. the company said they improved the data plan disclosures in june last year. the company said they reached a good settlement with the fcc. the white house is throttling up new protections for airline passengers who are feeling increasingly nickel and dimed by growing litany of airline fees and gotch ya charges. >> addressing the baggage fees and bias travel books websites. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: if you ever waited and waited -- >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: to reunite with your luggage after a flight, your time might be worth some money. president obama nudging airlines to start refunding baggage fees if luggage is, quote, substantially delayed. no word yet on when fliers will see refunds, but there are ways to save time and money as you book those holiday flights. >> you got all these apps and tools and resources you can use.

and the hopper app, claiming 95% accuracy telling you exactly when to book your flight it says it can save the typical traveler $50 or even as much as $1,300. >> it sends you notifications when the prices go up or down in price and tell you the prime time to book it. >> reporter: plus, freebird, an insurance for your trip. $19, it automatically rebooks you if the flight is cancelled or missed due to delays. look at two one-way flights, not just round trip. it used to be round trip was the cheapest. now that's not necessarily the case. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> you know the number one complaint that many airlines actually have about the passenger bill of rights? it's one thing that's on the side that you have a 24 hour period in order to cancel a reservation. they lose a lot of money based on that. we are all whining for them. >> 24 hours, not that much time.

coming up the late night comics weigh in on last night's debate.

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saw mom and dad fight before the divorce. >> i want to make sure i heard that correctly. >> i'll keep you in suspense. >> oh! oh, suspense. it's going to end with a cliff hanger. >> i'm sorry, keep us in suspense. am i the only one freaked out by this? dismissing democracy like dressing on a salad. i'll look at it later, put it on the side. >> it wa baldwin doing an impression of him. he said mexico, hombres, bigly. >> hillary clinton came dressed as star trek deep space pope. >> that is because he'd rather have a puppet of president of the united states. >> no puppet. >> no, you're the puppet! >> you're the puppet! >> that was less juvenile than the debate. >> president obama has deported millions and millions of people

>> yeah, obama deported millions and millions and donald trump thinks that's bad? that border wall better be tall to keep out the flying pigs. >> the last two weeks trump said the election is rigged, the election is rigged, and then sure enough, look at this. >> whatever it is, it's rigged against him. >> yes, right there. look at that word, circle that. rigged. she had it written on the wall. have fun with that crazy people on the internet. >> i love to have been the fly on the wall when they figured that out. >> absolutely. >> is it bigly or big league? >> bigly. >> that's a word? >> apparently it is. gly.

this morning on "world news now" -- no love lost in the third and final presidential debate. >> mr. trump's turn. go ahead. >> he proves it every time. >> you are the one that -- >> such a nasty one. >> wait. >> tense moments in las vegas as trump and clinton battled it out on stage for the last time. we'll have the highlights and the low lights in our full team coverage straight ahead. one of the big topics of the debate, the conflict in the middle east. we have new developments from iraq as we learn how long the fight to take back mosul is expected to take and new details regarding russia's involvement in syria. a massive explosion in portland, oregon, sends people running from that blast. the fire chief saying it's the worst destruction he's ever seen. we'll tell you why no one was injured. the cleveland indians are off to the world series for the

so can fans still hope for the ultimate underdog showdown? we'll have a preview on this thursday, october 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >> it would be great, indians and cubs. >> for a world series, that would be fantastic. >> man, congratulations, cleveland having quite a year so far after the cavs and now this. well, there were fireworks on the west coast. >> quite a bit. nothing to do with baseball, though >> we begin with the contentious final debate, and hillary clinton and donald trump repeatedly clashing on every hot button issue. >> no love lost, you might say. battling it out over immigration, sexual assault, and there was no handshake before or after the showdown. trump sparked a social media frenzy by referring to certain immigrants as bad hombres. >> he refused to commit to accepting the results of the

debate hall in las vegas, good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning. the biggest headlines in vegas last night, the two competing to be president of the united states. it wasn't long before the gloves were off, as you mentioned, trump refusing to say whether or not he would accept the outcome of the election. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate, foregoing a handshake greeting like the last time around. clinton and trump duking it out over immigration. >> first of all, she wants to give amnesty. we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> you're right. i don't want to rip families apart. we started this campaign bashing immigrants, calling them rapists and criminals and drug dealers. >> reporter: the democratic candidate facing tough questions on wikileaks. >> the russian government has engaged in espionage against americans then they have given that information to wikileaks.

and condemn that the russians are doing this? >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. >> reporter: the billionaire businessman responding to allegations of sexual misconduct. >> i didn't know any of these women. i think they want fame or her campaign did it. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. that's who donald is. >> reporter: the republican candidate answering tough election is rigged. >> do you make the same commitment, that you'll -- sir, that you'll absolutely accept the result of the election? >> i'll look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. >> no. that's not the way our democracy works. >> reporter: and despite the tensions, the candidates won't get away from each other just yet. thursday night is a big charity dinner in new york. it's an annual event. in line with tradition, both of

>> we have another heated night to look forward to. but at least they won't be debating each other directly. speaking of heated moments, lauren, a big one last night when they discussed abortion and roe v. wade. >> reporter: yeah. in the beginning of the debate, chris wallace, the moderator, got in a discussion about the supreme court, and two issues tackled were the second amendment and abortion, an issue that divides clinton and trump, in which wallace pointed out. he really pushed them on roev. wade, trump that is, on wh or not he would push the supreme court to overturn the decision that made abortion unconstitutional. he pushed and pushed and pushed, and trump kept reverting and repeating to the same line that if it goes to the state, and they would season, and clinton using the position that she has reiterated many, many times on the trail, fully support roe versus wade and would fight for it and for women to have the power over their own

into late term abortion with trump saying it's unacceptable, and clinton said it's the most difficult decision for families to make. >> quite a few fireworks in the bay, social media reactions, what are some of the ones that you saw that got your attention? >> reporter: oh, more than just what i saw, kendis and diane. we got stats. some of the biggest moments included a tweet that we have. this was the most retweeted one of the night, and it has to do with donald trump and miss universe and if he would be best friends with clinton. do you think putin is going to the miss universe pageant in moscow. if so, will he be my new best friend? there was a spat in the debate having to do with everyone's relationship with vladimir putin. at one point, both clinton and

puppet. that one a big one. in addition, trump and women was heavily trending topic on twitter. one of the heavily searched on google, fact check topics, what is roe v wade and another big moment on facebook, and all four topics on facebook had to do with trump including with him clashing with the moderator over alep aleppo, his comments about alpo and he said, we should have won, and so all of those top moments having to do with trump. >> yeah, that it did. that putin tweet from trump, from several years ago and the miss universe pageant in russia. vladimir putin tweeting it overnight. >> lauren lyster in las vegas for us. thank you very much. hillary clinton was already picking up momentum ahead of the debate making the stakes high for donald trump. >> analysts say she's within striking distance of states that haven't gone democrat for years. clinton is leading in all the

pennsylvania, virginia and georgia and gaining in republican strongholds, arizona, texas and georgia, places that haven't gone democrat in a generation or longer. >> we could have a land slide on november 8th. did trump get the boost that he desperately needed? >> for a closer look at how the candidates stacked up, let's turn to rick kline. rick, good morning. >> reporter: donald trump needed a big moment and got it, but it was the wrong moment campaign turn around he needs right now. a singular moment in history when he said he would not necessarily respect the election results, even his own campaign supporters are questioning that aggressively, all in all, hillary clinton prosecuted the case against donald trump, needling him, prodding him, much like the first debate, walking away a much more clear and decisive victory than at that exchange. hillary clinton able to make that case and leave donald trump in a flustered position to

trying to explain his policy positions, but overall, this seemed like an debate in an election that's already kind of over. both candidates weary of each other, the name calling, and donald trump walking away without the game changer needed. diane and kendis. >> rick, thank you. just before the debate was underway, trump made an unorthodox broadcast experience. >> shocking for the trump campaign and that man. it was a highly produced newscast that went live on facebook complete with new style analysis and anchors as well when the debate was over, there were interviews in the spin room with some of trump's top supporters including his sons and former new york mayor, rudy giuliani and there was a graphic saying trump scored a decisive victory. the show actually got, at one point, up to 200,000 viewers at one point. >> you know when you see facebook live, you think of someone holding up the cell phones, but this was a production. ahead in this half hour, a look at what's to come in the final two weeks of the campaign.

america" live from the trump campaign manager, kelly anne conway. and moving on to other news now, the commander of u.s. forces in the middle east is warning that the fight to retake mosul could take months with some periods of fierce combat. this morning, iraqi special forces joined kurdish forces to open a new front to the east and north of mosul. the pre-dawn advance is supported by heavy artillery. the overall offensive is the largest launched by iraqi forces since the u.s.-led invasion in 2003. secretary of state john kerry says he does notav expectations for a new syria cease fire deal with russia. kerry is ordering russia to be serious with talks right now about finding ways to isolate what he calls general terrorists from more moderate opposition fighters. this morning, the russian president, putin promised for today could last indefinitely. during the first four-way talks

of russia, ukraine, germany and france have agreed on a road map toward reviving the stalled peace process in eastern ukraine. among the items discussed, the creation of so-called disengagement areas to separate the warring parties and ways to improve the humanitarian situation. back here at home, a deputy sheriff has been killed in a rural area near the oregon border. deputy jack hopkins was fatally shot while responding to a call. a suspect is in custody, but police aren't releasing a name or a news conference later today. the deputy is the fourth law offer to die in the line of duty in california in the past two weeks. scary moments for the pilot of a small plane when the landing gear failed. the pilot made an emergency landing at the oklahoma city airport. without a front wheel, the front of the plane then tipped forward on the tarmac. the pilot was the only person on board the plane at the time.

there from when it landed. the portland oregon fire chief says it's the worst destruction he's ever seen. a gas explosion blew apart this building in downtown portland. the blast happened less than an hour after a construction crew called the utility to say it hit a gas line. amazingly, no one killed, and a handful of injuries that were not life threatening. coming up, how you can own a piece of papal history. >> one of the modest fiats he pope francis cruised through the city of how much might it cost you? that's later in "the mix." first, our top story, last night's presidential debate, we will dive into each candidate's performance and where their campaigns go from here in this final stretch. and you can dive into our behind the scenes pictures on instagram @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." your ducks in a row. now's the time to get to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything -

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>> i want to ask you on the stage tonight, will you make the same commitment that you will absolutely -- sir, that yo absolutely accept the results of the election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. she's guilty of a very, very serious crime. she should not be allowed to run, and just in that respect, i say it's rigged. >> are you saying you're not prepared now -- >> what i'm saying is that i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> well, chris, let me respond

horrifying. >> wow, suspense. alfred hitchcock. one of the exchanges from last night's final presidential debate. donald trump saying he might not accept the outcome of the election. >> abc's deputy political director she shan that walsh joins us now. how significant is that moment that we just saw? >> i think it's really significant. i mean, this is a hallmark of american democracy. the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another. he's saying he's going to wait and see. >> they also clashed about experience. they clash about that moment, and that's grabbing of headlines, but clash on experience quiet a bit. hillary clinton obviously came prepared for this moment. take a listen. >> i asked a simple question. she's been doing this for 30 years. why the hell didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years? the problem is you talk, but you don't get anything done, senator. when you become president, this country is going to be in some

situation room monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting the "celebrity apprentice." >> so that got a lot of attention. obviously, he just set that up. how effective was her response in that back and forth? >> i think it was very effective. see, this is a point that what seems strong for donald trump, what supporters love him for, that he doesn't have traditional experience, outside the box, outside of washington, but she really turned it on its head, so much so that i think we're going to see that celebrity apprentice line again and again over the next just over two weeks. >> yeah. just over two weeks, not a lot of time left in all this. let's talk about strategy. clinton seems to be changing hers up at the last minute here. where do each campaigns go from here? >> that's right.

we're going to see november 8th and the clinton campaign is reaching out to traditional red states. states like arizona, utah, georgia, and even texas. they are spending money there and sending big name surrogates including bernie sanders, michelle obama and chelsea clinton. >> back to the debate, a lot of moments got traction from social media when he mentioned bad hombres and number of men and women tweeted about mentioning nasty woman. your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is that donald trump has a serious gender gap. you see that in polling. that remark, he just spit it out, is not going to help close that large gender gap. >> all right, our political director shashena walsh. always great to have you on. >> thank you. >> almost at the finish line. >> almost there. >> two and a half weeks. >> how many weeks have we been together? >> i know. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now"

? we're back with sports now. oakland raiders owner mark davis has told nfl owners that he's planning to file papers in january to move his team to las vegas. this is according to espn. davis says that he has not completely closed the door on staying in oakland, but he says the city of oakland continues to drag its feet with coming up with a viable plan to keep this team. >> it's unfair for people to keep bringing up, what if oakland does this or what if >> nevada lawmakers approved the deal to increase hotel taxes in the area, which raises $750

$400 million to expand and upgrade the convention center. let's talk baseball. the national league championship series is now a best of three between dodgers and cubs. that's because chicago's bats finally woke up from their slumber last night in l.a. the cubs broke the game open in the fourth scoring four runs including a two-run home run from shortstop addison russell. >> chicago adding five more in the sixths inning, too much for dodgers to handle. they are tied at two games a piece. game five is tonight. >> cleveland with runs on their on on the way to eliminating the toronto blue jays, santana homered in the third and cocoa crisp did the same in the next inning. cleveland wins the game, 3-0. they took the series four games to one. the indians are going to the world series for the first time since 1997 they will host game one next tuesday.

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? we're back and keeping with the political theme sort of ? we're back and keeping with the political theme sort of right now with "the mix" and kind of merge it with the times we have right now. everyone is doing pumpkin carvings, but this artist in brooklyn eats the cake. look at this time lapse of this together. can you guess? >> oh, wow. >> what it is? based on the other one you see there. you get a sense of what he's doing. it took three hours to carve out trumpkin, a carving of donald trump. and he did the hillary clinton one as well. it's called a hallowery clinton pumpkin. he's been carving presidential candidates since 1976, and this

>> i can't believe he does it free hand. unbelievable. >> yeah. takes three hours. politics to religion, shall we? we all remember when the pope came to visit? this is just -- i don't think anyone is disappointed by this story. remember when the pope came to visit? >> yeah, he traveled around in this fiat. there were six of them. two in each city. turns out philadelphia has one for sale. they already sold the cars went to the archdiocese of philadelphia. they sold one at auction that went for $80,000, $82,000 to be exact. >> that's not bad. >> now they are selling the second one privately in hopes of bringing in more cash. the fiat goes for $18,000 typically, but when it's the pope's ride, you get more value out of that. >> holy ride. >> you could own the pope's fiat. >> pope francis was here. >> maybe he initialled it, carved it into the backseat or something. >> exactly. quite a heavenly finding in

they're trying to renovate their house, and look at what's in the ceiling there. that's a lot of cold hard cash. >> oh. >> so $23,000 was hidden in the walls of their home in a suitcase. now, based on a newspaper that was found in that suitcase, they believe it was placed there in 1951. all the bills, though, interesting, date back between 1928 and 1934. that's fascinating. they just plan to pay off their mortgage and have a vacation. >> wonder if the bills are worth more money? >> you'd think because of the date. >> put those on auction with the pope mobile. and now to -- remember picture day?

this this morning on "wor this morning on "world news now," the final push to election day gets underway. last night's debate seeing donald trump and hillary clinton hoping the third time would be the charm, and this time, neither had charming words to say about each other. we'll take you live to the debate hall. extreme weather battering parts of asia. a monster typhoon bringing heavy winds and rain stranding people in vehicles as the rapids brought by flash floods threatened to sweep people away. the woman who gave birth to the third child 27 years after her first. >> this 62-year-old welcomed her third child at the age of 62. the message of hope she has this morning for women around the world to think they're too old to have children.

the wild wagers that vegas bookies were taking on everything from words to gestures as celebrities also weigh in with their reaction. it is thursday, october 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good thursday morning, everybody. well, what a debate it was. it started out with the fake -- >> the no handshake that didn't happen. >> it started with the handshake that didn't happen and ended with the handshake that didn't happen. donald trump and hillary clinton both in vegas for the third an final debate facing off on that debate stage. >> after defending positions on everything from abortion to the economy, clinton surprised supporters at a post-debate watch party and said she is relieved and grateful. and trump took to twitter saying he made all his points and posted a poll that says he won the debate. your voice, your vote, david wright with the highlights from vegas.

>> she should have never been allowed to run for presidency. >> reporter: dust up in the desert. >> he is denigrating, he is talking down our democracy. >> reporter: las vegas, nevada, host of plenty of prize fights, but none quite like this. >> such a nasty. >> reporter: clinton called trump a hypocrite on the issue of saving american jobs. >> in fact the trump hotel was made with chinese steel. right near las vegas. >> i asked the simple question. she's been doing this for 30 years. over the last 15, 20 years? you were very much involved -- excuse me, my turn. >> reporter: trump questioning the value of her experience. >> you do have experience. i say the one thing you have over me is experience, but it's bad experience because what you've done has turned out badly. >> we know nine women who have come forward and said you either groped them or kissed them without their consent. >> first of all, those stories have been largely debunked. those people, i don't know those

i have a feeling how they came. i believe it was her campaign that did it. >> secretary clinton? >> reporter: clinton hit back. >> held a number of big rallies where he said he could not possibly have done those things. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. nobody. nobody has more respect. >> please, everybody. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin -- >> rather have a puppet. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> reporter: trump and clinton debated abortion, sharp differen >> i am pro life and i will be appointing pro life judges. >> i strongly support roe v. wade which guarantees a constitutional right to a woman. >> reporter: on other issues, they went straight to the jugular, immigration, for instance. >> when it comes to the wall that donald talks about building. he went to mexico, had a meeting with the mexican president. didn't raise it. he choked. >> we're going to secure the

determine the rest, but we have some bad hombres here, we'll get them out. >> reporter: trump tried to use leaked e-mails from clinton's own campaign manager against her. >> john podesta you have terrible instincts, sanders said you have bad judgment. i agree with both. >> reporter: in an astonishing moment, trump refused to say if he'll accept the results of the election. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now but t prepared now -- >> i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> well, chris, let me respond to that because that's horrifying. >> reporter: trump accused clinton of conspireing with the media against him. >> she shouldn't be allowed to run. it's crooked. she's guilty of a very, very serious crime. she should not be allowed to run, and just in that respect, i say, it's rigged. >> reporter: clinton suggested trump is just a sore loser by

didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and and he tweeted that the emmys was rigged. >> should have gotten it. >> this is a mindset. this is how donald thinks. it's funny, but it's really troubling. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, new york. trump and clinton appear at an annual dinner in new york tonight. >> that dinner features a lot of laughs, for at least one night, vitriol will be gone and a lot of comedy. to look back at some of the memorable moments there from the face-off in vegas. lauren, there was a lot of buildup surrounding the guests that were brought on both sides. did that have any effect on the room at all? >> reporter: yeah. well, there was a lot made over the course of the day over the fact that donald trump was inviting president obama's half brother who lives in kenya, a trump supporter, that's malik obama. and on clinton's side, she brought a couple billionaires in

troll and noted trump critic. and also meg whitman, a republican defector and hewitt packard ceo. matt dowd said mind games don't work in this regard, but vegas stunts. they are fitting for having the debate right here in vegas and i would have to say that did seem to be the case. once the debate started, that was not something talked about, heard about, or make a difference. i will say that mark cuban drew a lot of attention in the he was making the rounds in here. >> there were a number of times when the moderator chris wallace asked the crowd to settle down. we couldn't hear that much going on on tv, but what did you hear in the room? >> reporter: so, a few things. being in the spin room is an interesting place to hear the debate because the reactions. this is where all of the press from around the world sits and watches it. it's not the audience. we watch it on tv monitors similar to probably you guys, but a few moments, when trump

hombres, a derogatory term, there was a audible gasp in the spin room. one thing that was kind of interesting to me being here covering a debate for the first time this campaign season, was that there were a lot of laugh lines. it's not really what you would expect for an event that's this serious with so much at stake, but a number of the interchanges between or -- the exchanges rather between clinton and trump had a comical turn and there was laughter at what kind of read as jokes at times with their spats. and as far as inside the debate hall and chris wallace, one thing that stood out to me during the part of the discussion over the allegations of sexual misconduct that trump is facing, which he continues to deny and denied tonight, once trump asserted that he has the greatest respect for women or so much respect to woman, something to that effect, chris wallace needed to say something to the crowd, asking them to settle

there. wasn't sure what he was reacting to. >> all right. lauren lyster there. should point out our cecilia vega was reporting that the term hombre is equivalent to calling an african-american poi. quite a controversy there with that term. something on the lighter side of the debate in the meantime. of course, it was held in las vegas where you can bet on just about anything. >> so now we understand there was some informal betting about last night's debate. among the wagers we're told co whether donald trump said the word "rigged" five times or more. >> we have to go back and count on that one. one thing we know for certain, those who bet that the candidates would not shake hands were winners. >> no handshake in the beginning or end. >> i thought there might have been one at the end. an awkward little moment. >> i suppose if they go after each other, if they don't feel they feel that way about each other, not affectionate enough

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>> you're unfit. >> hard to understand what anyone is saying at this point. >> what were they saying? >> started as a discussion on retaking mosul that turned into a shouting match. trump claims mosul fell to isis as clinton accused him of conspiracy theory. the commander of the u.s. forces in the middle east warns the fight to retake mosul could take months. iraqi special forces joined kurdish forces to open a front to the e americans are helping the iraqis in their defenses, but isis is not going down easy, torching oil fields to fend off the advance. alex marquette is on the front lines near mosul. >> reporter: almost apocalypse scene, the sky is black because all across this battlefield, like right there, isis has been setting fire to oil wells for cover. >> iraqi commanders telex the

limits the more intense fighting will become. extreme weather in the philippines, dealing with a second storm for the second time in a week. a super typhoon crashed into the northern province of that country with sustained winds of 127 miles an hour. gusts reached over 175 miles per hour. at least four people were killed. thousands fled to shelters as the storm approached. of course, there was flooding in the philippines, but also in hong kong. even before the super typhoon arrived there. one witness was caught on a public bus as rain ran down the stre come within about 60 miles of hong kong tomorrow. the fbi arrested a russian man accused of hacking into the professional networking service linkedin and others. investigators believe he hacked into servers in 2012 and may have compromised the credentials of 100 million users, more than first thought. the information includes user names and passwords and may have

back here, police in san francisco say that shooting near a high school was gang-related, and the 15-year-old female victim was the target. they are now looking for the four suspects who fled after spraying gunfire in the parking lot. extra security ordered for the school and grief counselors were on hand. >> i went home last night, and i hugged and kissed my kids so tightly. i have a heavy responsibility to create safety. >> the three students who were wounded in the shooting have all been released from the hospital. this was the scene as a school bus burned outside an elementary school in south carolina. the driver got a group of children off the bus after smelling smoke while arriving at the school. no one was injured, but the bus is considered a total loss. a 62-year-old woman from spain is showing off her latest

debate on limits of ivf treatment when she announced her pregnancy earlier this year. alvarez, who is a doctor, is encouraging other older women to pursue their dreams of mother hood. she says that she feels fine and that the baby is healthy. congratulations. when we come back, get to "the skinny." celebrities weighing in on last night's presidential debate. and now how janet jackson got drawn into the debate twitter talk. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now"

? skinny, so skinny ? your thursday morning skinny kicking off with celebrity reaction to last night's debate. >> the twitter verse, as you can imagine, was lighting up like a christmas tree last night as celebs went into overdrive live tweeting throughout the debate. elldegeneres kicked the night o by tweeting since real housewives is not on, a cat fight the old fashioned way by watching the debate. >> chelsea handler weighed in as well saying this is the least amount of fun anyone has ever had in vegas. that's saying a lot. >> comedian josh gad predicted "snl" is considering just reairing the debate. >> there was a cute back and forth between bette midler and katy perry tweeting katy perry

>> she is ready to come in and serve. >> the answer's both. next to the comment by donald trump last night calling hillary clinton a nasty woman. >> practically immediately the twitter net erupted with references to janet jackson. ? my first name is not baby ? ? it's janet, miss jackson if you're nasty ? >> janet could wake up to a lot more downloads because "nasty woman" has been trending all over twitter, even memes coming out about the song, tweeting, who is that casting them nasty votes? nasty women. >> nasty women is now officially a hashtag on twitter. can you believe it? teen vogue magazine tweeted rt if you're a nasty woman headed to the polls to vote for your rights. >> amber ruffin suggested a new campaign slogan, make women

perhaps the funniest response is from the self proclaimed -- as a mexican american boy who transitioned into a trans woman, i've been both a bad hombre and a nasty woman. >> that's diversity. >> that is so many layers of deep. that is awesome. hats off. >> congratulations to janet jackson, she won the debate. >> she did, yes. next to something completely unrelated to the debate. >> yes. ashton kutcher took his wife, mila kunis to the ball game in los angeles to the dodger stadium, and moments before the dodgers took on the cubs, the hollywood power couple walked on the field to announce the dodgers starting lineup. >> batting third at third base, no. 10 justin turner!

delay is between the microphone and speakers. the couple, kunis is pregnant with their second child. they were decked out in dodger attire, of course, but it wasn't enough for the home team. which was clobbered by the cubs. game four of the mlb national league championship series. he took her to the ball game. did he buy her peanuts and cracker jacks? >> and then some probably. ? i don't care if i ever get >> trying everyone to replace vin in l.a. finally a brand new movie is in the works for willy wonka fans everywhere. >> after helping build the harry potter franchise and rebooting with fantastic beasts, warner brothers are reviving the capricious confectioner. >> nice. sources tell variety magazine the movie will not be a remake, rather a stand alone telling the back story of willy wonka and

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ditch the misery. let's end this. ? rescue me, take me in your arms ? ? rescue me ? ? i just want to hear the song a little bit. surprised by the music selections. >> i know. this is perfect because it's about a rescue. >> i wouldn't have thought that. >> i know i know. surprises. the family was facing a life or death crisis in a restaurant parking lot. >> so the panicked parents called 911 after the incident, and after their 3-year-old son suffered a seizure and stopped breathing, but what happened next earns that officer an honor from the town's mayor. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: a police officer rushing to the scene in texas, a young mother and father just called 911.

breathing. we're at kfc. >> okay. not breathing at all? >> he's not responding. >> reporter: officer chase miller pulling into that lot. on the scene within one minute, the first there. when he pulls in, you see that worker there in red, the parents to the right, holding their 3-year-old who stopped breathing. his mother carries him over. you see the officer hold the boy, and then place him on the ground giving him cpr. the parents pacing, grief striken. the officer then shows the father how to do compressions, how to keep the cpr going while the officer gets a breathing mask from the patrol car. this would continue for several agonizing minutes. there was brayden standing next to the officer first on the scene after saving his life.

>> amazing. speaking of parents, one very special couple from omaha, nebraska is also closing a bittersweet chapter of their lives. >> wowed by that story, that video. amazing there. so now to sandy and bud who are married for 52 years, spent the last 46 of those years as foster parents to 168 children, and now the final two boys currently living in their home are going back to their parents. >> both bud and sandy admitted it's a big adjustment, but forged lifelong bonds with all of their children. >> one of the little boys was not going to take the baby, i can't, i can't, promised just for the weekend. if you don't want to do it monday, and he stayed for four years. he still comes back. he's 17 now. he's adopted. says he's going to come back and live with me someday. >> oh. they are hoping to spend more time with the four children of their own along with 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. >> the adoption agency says they

making news in america this morning, a final face-off. the presidential nominees were on stage together for the last time. >> the personal attacks overshadowing policy. >> mr. trump's -- >> i think he's unfit, and he proves it every time. >> no, you are the one that's unfit. such a nasty woman. >> a moment political experts are calling unprecedented. a challenge toward tradition in american >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. >> and russian president vladimir putin's unseen presence. >> he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> and it's pretty clear. >> you're the puppet. team coverage right now on the final debate with just 19