sworn testimony will be sealed at least through december. and an important alert this morning pore parents with young children. about 35,000 high chairs being recalled. the highchairs are made by the company safety first. there were dozens of reports that children were able to remove the tray and fall out of them. at least 11 of them were injured with injuries ranging from chipped teeth to cuts and bruises. the chairs were sold over the past two years at toys 'r us, amazon, as well as walmart.com. a new were in the volkswagen emissions scandal. federal and california regulators looking into a second computer program in the diesel cars that affects the operation of the car's emission controls. of course, it is a different program that caused the scandal. the company's top u.s. executive had to answer for it all yesterday on capitol hill as bazi kanani reports. >> reporter: in the hot seat for his company's deception. >> i would like to offer a

sincere apology. >> the u.s. chief apologizes repeatedly as lawmakers vent hair anger over the auto makemaker's admitted cheating in nearly a half million diesel vehicles in the u.s. inserting software that would only turn on the emissions controls when the vehicle was tested. >> vw has betrayed a nation. >> i did not think that something like this was possible at the group. >> michael horn told congress he was just as shocked as they were and as disappointed as the millions of vw own ares around the world now seeing their car's value drop. it will be a costly mistake for volkswagen facing lost business on top of recalls and a raid on the company's offices in germany as prosecutors seek documents for their own investigation. >> the american people and counterparts around the world have been defrauded by volkswagen. the company's word isn't worth a dime.

>> volkswagen has still mot said how or when it will fix the recalled vehicles in the u.s. but promises to take full responsibility. >> we will find remedies for our customers and we will work to ensure that this will never happen again. >> michael horn said management at the company was not aware of the so-called defeat devices installed on the cars and said he believes it was something done independently by a couple of software engineers. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >> you probably saw him countless times right here on abc. one of the first celebrity chefs, paul prudhomme has passed away. the legend was known around the world for his creole and cajun cuisine. he had a popular new orleans restaurant, wrote about nine cookbooks and was in six cooking videos in addition to that popular line of spices. pauld prudhomme was 75. >> nasa says sending astronauts to mars is just a matter of time. the agency has released a coo he tailed report saying exactly what steps need to be taken among them are successful

long-term missions in space. first an orbit around earth and then even further out and one of the final steps is designing habitats for live on the red planet. but nasa says a mission to mars is now closer than ever. >> all right. cool. back here on earth, this can very simply be called every commuter's nightmare. it happened in china. >> this is one of 9/11's busiest roads. enormous traffic jam as hundreds of millions of people returned home from a week long national holiday. some apparently called this car pock lips. others carmageddon. >> the huge tie-up blamed on a new you checkpoint ha forces 50 lanes of traffic to american into 20. of course, it didn't compare to a 74-mile backup that happened five years ago which had people stranded for nearly two weeks. >> what? >> there's got to be another road. isn't there a side road you could take? >> it's a tough little area. this road connects makkah, hong kong and the mainland china.

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take a look at the overpass right over there. a distraught man was trying to jump off an interstate bridge in oklahoma city. but an officer arrives on the scene and gets ahold of him. the man was dangling as the officer held on. luckily some other policemen got there and helped pull the man to safety. the man was mot physically hurt. and police dash camera caught the moment a suspect jumped off a bridge. this is in kansas city. he survived the fall into the missouri river and made it to shore. that was when officers took him to the hospital while he complained about soreness, illegal process presumably then moved on. >> one of the heroes of the attempted train terrorist attack in france this summer is back in the news but this time he is a victim. >> yeah, he was stabb during a brawl of some sort and it happened not overseas but right here in the u.s. abc's kayna whitworth has the story. >> reporter: this surveillance footage shows spencer stone in a violent brawl in downtown sacramento.

the man on the left believed to be stone is seen fending off a group, then right there. he appears to be stabbed from behind. >> stabbing pending. 21st an at k king. first responders finding him with multiple stab wounds to the torso. police say two suspects fled in a car. >> it's believed to be related to a night club incident. we know it's not related to what occurred in france months ago. >> reporter: back in august, stone and two childhood friends stopped a gunman on a paris-bound high speed train during their european vacation. >> he seemed like he was ready to fight to the end. so so were we. >> an outpouring of support for stone who remains in serious condition. his fellow hero tweeting everybody send prayers out to the stone family today. this is the intersection where the fight broke out. his friends are telling abc news he's recovering from surgery.

his family thanking everyone for their outpouring of love and support. kayna whitworth, abc news, concentrate. >> still no arrests in that case. what a rough couple weeks it's been for alek skarlatos. last week he went to the same school in rose berg, oregon, and will he to deal with that while he's a member of the "dancing with the stars" cast. but now one of his good friends getting stabbed. we'll see how he reacts on monday. >> coming up, a number of ways to cope with hair loss. you can rock the kendis gibson. >> shave it all off. can't touch a man's head. alternative next on world news.

okay. for more than 56 million americans who suffer from some form of hair loss, and it is okay to touch, it's good luck, and approximately 40% of women, for many men and women losing their hair affects their confidence and self-esteem. a new treatment offers some hope. more from mara schiavocampo. >> move over hair club for men. >> i'm not only the hair club president but also a client. >> reporter: now a promising new hair loss treatment for women and men that may help to regrow and thicken hair without surgery, drugs or expensive

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this morning on "world news now," chaoses in congress. >> house republicans in search of a new speaker as ha jort leader kevin mccarthy backs out. his surprise decision sending shock waves throughout the political world and what it could mean in the face of a government shutdown. an escalating situation overseas as russian air strikes in syria continue. how it's interfering with u.s. coalition efforts to combat isis and what the russians are really after. scary moments as hike areas plunge from asus pension bridge as it snaps in half. their frightening fall into the water below. the bridge designed for ten people but did their heavy backpacks cause the collapse? >> and how far would you go to celebrate halloween? how about getting buried alive in a cemetery? we'll meet the three very brave people willing to g s