offers a lottery to programs with few immigrants to america. >> here's some of what they're saying this morning. >> he lived here for about two to three years. his wife, a newborn and two young children and the husband. and i believe there was a mother-in-law involved, because i did see an older muslim woman who was also there. the man drove a white van with new jersey plates. and he wasn't very friendly. he just came in and out of his apartment to his van and that was it. no chance for contact or hi or anything. i saw the couple a couple times. he would be with his family. the children would play with other children in the complex. it was like he didn't want anyone to know him or know that he was here. that may have been what struck me as strange. >> what was your reaction when you realized this was the guy? >> i was surprised but not surprised. i was surprised that it actually happened, and i felt very shocked when i heard

people who died. but then it just seemed to kind of make sense when i thought about how he was and what happened afterwards, like in hindsight i can see how this could happen. there was something peculiar about him. i couldn't put my finger on it, but there weighs something peculiar about him. >> uber said he had been working as a driver and a commercial trucker in ohio. >> he came to the u.s. from uzbekistan but back in 2010 on that visa. we'll have more. the rollout of the tax bill was slated for today but now it will be released on thursday. last-minute negotiation over the tax proposal are being blamed for the delay. house members are still discussing possible changes to 401(k) retirement accounts. and there are a few

state and local tax deductions. in the meantime, we're learning more about george papadopoulos who's pleaded gy i guilty of i lyilying to the fbi. he met with people he thought had close ties to the roiussian government. the white house is denying any complicit. >> i think papadopoulos is an example of somebody doing the wrong thing while the president's campaign did the right thing. all of his e-mails were voluntarily provided to the special counsel by the campaign. and that is what led to the process we're in right now is the campaign cooperating with that. what papadopoulos did was lie, and that's on him, not on us. and we scant specan't speak to . >> and john kelly

>> coming up, his controversial comments on the civil war. >> what the white house chief of staff said about compromise that's outraging many americans. plus a parent who held a teacher hostage in an elementary school in a standoff with police that dragged on for nearly seven hours. we'll show you how it ended. but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan,

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♪ we're following some other breaking news, this time from the west coast. a suspect who allegedly held a teacher hostage for seven hours at the elementary school has now passed away. >> the suspect, who has not been identified, later died at this hospital. police say he assaulted a worker before barricading himself inside a classroom. >> it's one of our first grade

parent and just pray for her. >> we do have our s.w.a.t. team is on scene. this is a tactical situation, along with our emergency negotiations team. when they arrived, they learned that there was some type of altercation that occurred, and now a parent was barricaded inside one of the classrooms with what we believe is a teacher. >> the teacher, identified as linda maupt gomry was taken to the hospital as a precaution after being rescued. the 70-year-old montgomery has taught at that school for decades. the parent has a daughter at the school. it's not clear whether he was carrying a weapon. family members say he has a history of mental health issues and relapsed white house chief of staff john kelly coming under fire about comments about the civil war. he was asked about civil war monuments and whether they should be taken

historical figures by today's standard and shared his view on the cause of the civil war. >> the lack of the ability to compromise led to the civil war. and men and women of good faith on both sides made their stand where their conscience had them make their stand. >> many men and women on both sides. many historians are baffled by kelly's comments. they say the war was over slavery and many compromises were attempted before it started. the white house defended him. >> all of our lawmakers have flaws. jfk, roosevelt. it doesn't diminish their contributions. just because history isn't perfect doesn't mean that it's not our history. >> there's actually more. kelly

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looked like in central kansas. >> is that not what it's supposed to look like? >> it looks like winter. those kids earned their candy, every bit. >> hey, we've had it good. it's been a good fall. coming up, we're heading back to that party in new york. a halloween celebration that wouldn't be silenced by terror. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like.

♪ welcome back to world ani"w now," the suspect in the deaths of eight people on a manhattan bike path is in the hospital this morning. he was shot by police after

into a crowd of people. >> authorities believe that the former uber driver acted alone. and sources say he acted on behalf of isis. he moved to the new york city area with his family about three months ago. and #new york strong trending overnight on twitter. and in greenwich village, people came out in force. >> thousands packed the parade route hours after the attack and i have close very close by to where it happened. here's lucy yang with more. >> reporter: the 44th annual greenwich village halloween parade kicked off as planned despite the deadly attack a few hours earlier. the city deciding it was more important to show resiliency and strength in numbers. leadling t leading the march, the mayor, the police commissioner. so many faces are hidden. there were even more

security. >> we've add more resources. more police officers, heavy weapons teams, blocking vehicles on the street leading to the route as well as more sand trucks. >> reporter: thousands that came to entertained. and there were plenty of ghouls, puppets and fantasies and families and people eat together. >> i think we wanted to show we can still come out to the streets and celebrate our city. >> reporter: the parade was not canceled. >> i think it's awesome. in a time like this, we need to come together. >> we need this parade to lift the spirits of the people. it was unfortunate what happened. >> reporter: even kids with dressed up wheelchairs loved the show. >> i'm having a great time. and i really like it. >> reporter: despite this being a school night, we saw lots of families out here, lots of young children. perhaps nothing underscores just how well this city rebounds than the fact that so many parents felt comfortable,

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here's kgo's wade freeman. >> reporter: if you believe in miracles, look no further than the ashes of coffey park. >> god is saying the ashes will not win. >> reporter: susie hewlett, she and her husband fred went looking for an apartment to rent. they did so feeling blessed and walking on air. among others, they may think krista weir who lives eight blocks away, whose home did not burn. >> this was literally standing here looking there. . >> reporter: she calls this an earthly representation of hell. >> pages of books. >> reporter: in this, this of a couple holding their baby. she picked it up. put it on facebook, thinking it

returned in the form of a message from the baby girl in the photo. she's susie and fred's daughter. >> they were just jubilant. >> reporter: and it wasn't the only one. these came back too, they were all in one box on the second floor of the house, they landed in one neighborhood and 22 people returned them. the burn marks add to the stories. >> you can see the picture around the singe. and to me, that's special. >> good things can come out of bad things. >> reporter: loud and clear and charred. abc 7 news. >> good things come out of bad things when good people respond in ways like that. >> so many wonderful stories coming out. >> and what a cool photo album she's going to have now. >> that's if tor tt for the new this hour. >> follow us on wnnfans.com.

this morning on "world news now," an act of terror. >> the halloween horror in manhattan, steps from ground zero. a truck turned into a lethal weapon, we're following breaking developments, new reporting on the suspected attacker and about the people who were killed. also breaking overnight, a whose strate hostage standoff inside an elementary school. see how this finally ended in gunshots. and breaking sports news. there will be a game seven of the world series. the dodgers battling back to stay alive in front of a hometown crowd. a world series for the ages