luther strange that once belonged to jeff sessions. and that got 11th hour support from mike pins ence as well, bu is facing a stiff challenge from roy moore. moore pulled out a gun in support of the second amendment at a rally with his biggest supporter, former white house chief strategist, steve bannon. and several cities will have consecutive 90 degree-days. records were set over the weekend including 91 degrees in concord, new hampshire. it will be slightly cooler in some of those areas, but the temperature will still be around 90 in chicago and detroit. former president bill clinton commemorated a civil rights event. the nine students had to be escorted into the school by federal troops in

of course you now clinton is an arkansas native and former governor who said the teens didn't just seek a better education, they taught an important lesson. >> you taught us that economics and social policy and politics, addition is better than subtraction. and multiplication is better than division. we could have learned it in grade school, but if we didn't learn it from them in central high, we will never learn it. >> clinton warned their fight is still not over. the ninth member of what was called the little rock nine died seven years ago. >> and the white house is gearing up for christmas. >> it's not even october. >> charistmas baby. >> so officials traveled to wisconsin to pick out the tree that will stand. it is the third time the fm

has won the national contest. >> it will be trucked to washington and delivered to the white house by horse and wagon the week before thanksgiving. >> all right. so they only have like six weeks. >> what about the white house halloween decorations. >> that's probably a whole -- >> that's not a thing? >> i'm sure that's started already. traffic in russia. this is the scene when a car pulled up to a light. yeah, that's a bear, riding in a motorcycle sidecar. the new addition of "this happened" coming up. >> and it has nothing to do with halloween. >> first, why coffee in one state could come with a cancer warning label. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather, brought to you by my pillow.

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per hour. and there's new technology designed to put parents at ease when their teens are behind the wheel. >> it might mean no more waiting to tell your mom or dad you got into a fender bender because they already knew and you're already grounded. here's david curl eye. . >> reporter: a teen driver, distracted by her phone, then this. none of the teens in these incidents died. but fourtee teens will die in crashes. could technology cut those statistics? the car patrick harley is driving has been programmed by his parents. seat belts, speed, even radio volume. >> that's as loud as it goes. >> reporter: general motors and ford now offering teen driving options in vehicles. >> you can limit the speed of the

>> reporter: freelance writer, patrick's father was given a car for a couple weeks and write an article. it has a report card. not only limits for the car but where the teen travels to as well. for a monthly fee, a parent can see if their teen stays within the agreed boundary. >> it's going to text you when they arrive at home or their friend's house. >> i know he's going to see whatever i'm doing later on the report card. >> he's doing a whole bunch of hard braking and tailgating. >> reporter: sounds a bit big brother. parental hovering? possibly, if not used correctly. >> spying does not work. and i do think that having texts and apps that relates to driving is going to be a part of our kids' growing

that it be done collaboratively. >> we think this is the future when it comes to the next level of insuring our teens are safer. >> reporter: national safety council ceo debbie herzman believes it will save lives. and she has it herself. >> gives me a little more freedom. >> they're not with you the entire time. and they can only see how you're doing from a distance, which is through the report cashed. >> reporter: david kerley, abc news, washington. >> what would your driving report cash report cashed look like? >> fail, fail, fail. >> do not pass go. a pool side contestant walking like naomi campbell and swimming like michael

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all right, time for another " "this happened." if you thought traffic in l.a. was bad, here's scene from russia. this came from a fellow driver when there next to home is a bear in a sidecar. and it doesn't stop there. apparently the person riding with the bear hands the bear a horn. the bear puts the horn in his mouth and gives it a nice little honk. >> he does tricks? >> oh, yeah, check it out. [ laughter ] >> i love the idea of someone in front of him being like hey! oh, just kidding. this may or may not be this performing bear with the circus. >> you think? >> kind of famous for doing tricks in a sidecar, but what a scene. this would be a good way to challenge road rage. drive around with a bear. all the other drivers are

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♪ top of the world, every girl and every boy ♪ ♪ people of the world ♪ >> all right, we'll start spicing up our life for this fall with pumpkin spice. it's pretty much everywhere. >> i thought we were going with spice girls reunion. pumpkin spice it is. mark hyman in casper, wyoming on this case. >> reporter: oh, boy, pumpkin spice latte. this is a whole season in a cup of coffee, isn't it?

>> questio >> yes. >> reporter: will you take a sip for us on camera? it's a coffee drink disguised with allspice. are people ordering them? >> yes, they are. >> reporter: they can't get enough. but has it gone too far? you try this one, wouldn't you? come on, dan, open it up. we'll try one. frosted mini. >> no. >> too much? >> reporter: take the gum out, dan. not bad. >> not bad. >> it's on facebook that they have pumpkin spice toilet paper. >> reporter: that's too much. pumpkin spiced -- >> these are pumpkin pie, but kind of the same. >> reporter: same deal. what about the pumpkin spice hummus? >> now i like hummis, but i like the spicy garlic, so. >> reporter: even for the

enlightened psl drinker, there are lines they will not cross. pumpkin spice goat cheese. in or out. >> out? >> reporter: what are we thinking of pumpkin spice chicken sausage? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: pumpkin spice salsa. >> that sounds disgusting. >> reporter: you could probably eat the whole thing. thank goodness, it's only one season. >> when it first comes out, you've got to get after it right away, because you only have 30 days, flavor fatigue. >> reporter: pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins. two weeks into it. pumpkin spice is everywhere you go. >> yes. >> reporter: pumpkin cinnamon broom? i'm done. make it go away, okay? >> okay. you're gone. >> reporter: in casper, mark

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