making n making news in america this morning, one-on-one with donald trump. overnight the republican candidate discussed a number of issues paul ryan, voter fraud and his treatment of women. >> have you crossed the line in the past with women ever? >> i don't think so. >> see his answer plus melania trump talking about her husband's past remarks on that 2005 leaked video on a bus. the moos sul offensive. second day of a campaign to retake the iraqi city. a live update in the critical battle against isis. some computer programs for a

affected reservations. a man dodges death when a huge piece of glass falls from the ceiling. a a good tuesday morning. we begin with donald trump's wife coming to his defense and dismissing his 2005 comments about grabbing women as boy talk. >> breaking her silence melania trump also rejecting the say her husband groped or kissed them against their will. and she's echoing his claim that the media is trying to derail his campaign. meantime, trump talked to abc news about the allegations and he's still telling supporters that the election is rigged. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest for us from washington. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. melania trump sitting down for the first time to talk about donald trump's sexually aggressive comments on that bus

the election agreeing with her husband that it may be rigged. melania trump hasn't said much throughout the campaign season but she's speaking out now about her husband's infamous hot mike moment. >> i said to my husband that, you know, the language is unappropriate. it's not acceptable. >> reporter: melania speaking to cnn about trump's so-called locker room talk on that "access hollywood" bus. >> i'm wondering when you first saw it, when you first heard it, what did you think? >> they were kind of a boy and he was lead on like egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: in an interview set to air on "good morning america" donald trump says he's never crossed the line with women ever. >> i don't think so. i have great respect for women. i have tremendous respect for women. these people come up, maybe for

they're a part of the clinton campaign. >> reporter: the gop nominee insisting with no proof that there's a conspiracy to rig the election. >> people are coming in to vote and they're not registered. people are coming in as illegal immigrants, they don't have the right to vote and coming in and voting. and you're not surprised to hear this. there's tremendous voter fraud and we really want it stopped and can make the difference between winning and losing in an election. >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton is behind closed doors practicing for the presidential debate. her husband and daughter stepping in for her at this glitz is star-studded fund raiser in new york city last night. >> in three weeks after 240 years and 56 elections, the united states will have its first woman president. >> reporter: a new national cbs poll shows clinton with an 11-point lead over trump. a day before they face off on the debate stage for one last showdown. kendis, diane. >> those polls wills showing

where donald trump has several events today, stephanie, thank you. trump has been lashing out at house speaker paul ryan since he said he would no longer defend him. >> during that interview conducted in his home state he took another swipe suggesting he may want him to lose. >> i think he can be more supportive to the republican nominee. we're doing well. i think we'll win the election. >> do you think he wants you to win. >> well maybe not because maybe he wants to run maybe he doesn't know how to win. who can really know? >> trump also slammed other republicans who spooled their support or expressed confidence that the election will not be fixed. happening right now it is day two of the battle to's capture iraq's second largest city from isis and about 30,000 iraqi government troops and kurdish fighters are outon the outskirts of mosul. >> progress is slow as they're met by rockets and in some cases

phone from iraq. alex, how is it looking right now? >> reporter: good morning, kendis, good morning, diane. well, you're absolutely right. there is progress but it is slow. both american officials at the pentagon and iraqi military sources are telling us that everything is going according to plan, but that the progress is slow. this is a battle, keep in mind, that was expected to take weeks or months so the initial push towards mosul was to liberate villages in the plains around there's still around 1 million people and understand around 25 villages have now been liberated both between the kurdish forces who we have spent time with as well as the iraqi forces. the kurds now say that after the initial advance on the first day they're going to dig in. they're going to hold back and let the bulk of the forces who are iraqi make that push so what we're hearing this morning is that a new push is under way but as you noted that can be slow.

forward and they claim to have sent around a dozen of them to meet the incoming advance yesterday, but it's also extremely slow because there are ieds all along the roads and in the fields, so it's very complicated and it's very slow going. >> alex, i know you're at a refugee camp right now. what's the situation like there? >> reporter: well, i'm in a refugee camp outside of there maybe of the people who we have spoken with have come from the ville agos and towns under isis control. we spoke with a man named hussein who is an english teacher. he was saying he and his brothers were on a list of 250 people to kill in their village by isis because they did not support isis. now, the u.n. has warned that around a million people could

so far we have not seen that happening yet. keep in mind the battle is barely 36 hours old. so in the coming weeks and possibly months there could be hundreds of thousands, even up to a million people who do flee that fighting. the u.n. and other aid agencies warning this could be the biggest humanitarian crisis this year. the u.n. officials who are speaking with now are certainly bracing themselves for it. we know that the emergency camps that have been set up by the u.n. and other agencies can only thousand so there's still a great need and there's a great fear, in fact, that that million dollar -- sorry that million person number could be reached. >> abc's alex marquardt joining us from iraq where isis is not giving up easily. thank you. more breaking news from that region. overnight russia announced it has stopped air strikes on the syrian city of aleppo. yesterday moscow promised an eight-hour pause on thursday so

that wasn't enough time and wanted 48 hours. also yesterday russian and syrian air strikes killed at least three dozen people, 14 of them members of one single family. one of the country's top former generals will be sentenced in january after pleading guilty to making false statements to the fbi. retired marine general james ca cartwright is a former vice chairman of the chiefs of staffs and admits to them during an investigation into a leak of classified information about a facilities. now the offense carries a sentence of up to five years in prison. but under a plea deal prosecutors will recommend cartwright spend no more than six months behind bars. cartwright is a former abc news contributor. now to the summerlike warmth from texas to new york. they're threatening to break records. 86 in atlanta, 81 in new york, 83 in philadelphia and here's a

it hit 101 in dodge city, kansas, some places that had never seen triple-digit temperatures in october. timing is everything when it comes to working out. a new study revealing the best time to exercise. and look out below. a man narrowly escapes a glass ceiling as it comes crashing down. a messy rescue covered in soot. a man pulled prosecutor a

the the stepdaughter of a man who allegedly tried to kill two california police officers says he may have been trying to commit suicide. police in vallejo identified the suspect as adam powell. the ex-con is currently being treated for life-threaten injuries he suffered in the aftermath of the attack at a starbucks. family members say hours before

himself. the infant is expected to survive. the officers were not injured in the attack because powell's assault weapon jammed. grim statistics this morning are shedding new light on the crisis in chicago. according to the "chicago tribune" 3,475 people have been shot in the city this year. that's 1,000 more people shot compared to this time last year. and there's been deadly shootings. 186 more than this time last year, as well. a former caregiver accused elderly couple's home has been arrested and removed from the house. she was hired as a live-in aid but when alan bestlawyer died she refused to leave. she not only didn't pay rent she took in other tenants and charged them rent. the rest ser vegas system problems for several airlines have been resolved. southwest, virgin america, jetblue and other airlines are

working at all. the exact problem depended on the airline. sabre says it was a technical error, not a hack. to medical news now and when it comes to exercise, apparently timing is everything. so get this, researchers in new zealand found that diabetics who exercised after dinner brought their blood sugar levels down by 22%. they say the results are probably more pronounced at that time because dinner usually has the highest level of >> go for a walk after dinner. >> yep. when we come back video of a man getting arrested after he says he was just walking down the street. this morning, the officer explains the encounter. and why an nfl player wore a dinosaur costume to warm up

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delays are possible in philadelphia. now to the growing outrage over the arrest of a black man who was walking on the street in suburban minneapolis. >> he was in the street because the sidewalk was closed for construction but the officer says he was impeding the roadway and there's a lot more that happened before the video starts. a controversial encounter sparking outrage. >> you can't just put your hands on me like that. >> reporter: that's a plainclothes police officer stopping this black man for walking on the shoulder of a road in an suburb as the nearby sidewalk is closed for construction. you can see the officer lieutenant hole stone holding on to his jacket as he keeps walking. >> you're going to take me to jail for this. >> reporter: he quickly grows agitated. >> can you put your hands off me. >> reporter: the officer says thomas was impeding the roadway but janet rolls, the woman recording the video says he was hugging the right side of construction. the officer who appears to remain calm refuses to let go of him. >> he's scared, sir.

jacket and later his shirt before another officer arrives handcuffing him and citing him for disorderly conduct. >> there should have been more communication. more de-escalation and that wasn't taking place. >> the town's mayor says the officer was following established protocol which is being reviewed. we'll have much more on "good morning america." a young man in argentina calling it a miracle after he narrowly escaped a terrible accident. the university student chatting with the secury now, the student follows suit just in the nick of time. take a look here. as he dodged a glass ceiling that was crashing down, he thanked god for all of that happening, the timing there. an arizona man is both lucky and perhaps a little embarrassed this morning after he had to be rescued from his chimney. so the 26-year-old tucson man forgot his keys in the house and decided to enter through the chimney. but got stuck.

and called 911. >> probably figuring out where to put his spare keys outside the house. >> now to sports, the national league championship series resumes in los angeles and the dodgers and cubs tied at 1 apiece. >> the highlights from espn. good morning, america. cameron and matt from istanbul are in the studio audience. let's play baseball. terry francona right there, probably sunflower toronto, best of seven and cleveland is already up -- partying in napolese. mike napoli, strohman, cleveland up 2-1. jason kipnis, he'll hit anything. hits that solo. cleveland up 3-2. bottom nine, andrew miller, darwin barney, beaver nation.

monday night football as seen on espn, david johnson went to northern iowa. so did kurt warner. kurt warner used to be the quarterback for this team, the arizona cardinals. kurt warner once bagged groceries, david johnson bags the jets' defense. 58 yards right there. look at this. walk in the park. great blocking. two offensive guards got the ryan fitzpatrick has a great beard. s that anot helping him there. d.j. swearinger and fitzpatrick got replaced by geno smith late. the cardinals win 28-3. arizona with seattle next sunday night. we're already getting ready for that one. >> i'm sure the folks from istanbul are excited about it, thank you. it was a curious scene on the field. inside that dinosaur suit is cardinals defensive back patrick peterson.

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