>> lshgts adrienne bankert live up on the hill tonight, a very windy night there. adrienne, thank you. >>> and there was a deadly plane crash today, right into a highway, crashing into a suv in florida. at least two people were killed. the plane coming down shortly after takeoff. david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: trouble after take off, the small plane crashing to the ground, hitting that suv, and careening into power lines. >> i looked down and saw a bunch of flames everywhere. >> reporter: the two people onboard did not survive. the suv driver, an elderly man, taken to the hospital. the beechcraft baron, similar to this one, had just taken off wneed tre tthe florida, airpo field, sir. >> roger, en 1r left dnw8. >> reporter: the twin engine plane, similar to this one, going down less than a mile east of the airport on a six lane road. >> exit the aircraft if you can. exit the aircraft if you can. >> reporter: this is the third plane crash in three days hitting a vehicle or a home. wednesday, outside atlanta, a plane crashed into a townhouse. tuesday in ne

i'm looking to see who will emerge from the middle pack and get into that top tier status. >> adriennelrod in westerville, thank you. mariaer bean nah, thank you as well. >>> despite elizabeth warren's rise, are the female candidates having a harder time breaking through? i'll talk to someone who recently made that case on this program. >>> also, imposing sanctions and calling for a cease-fire, the white house trying to change course as the situation in syria turns dire on the heels of that decision made by president trump.ack with shrimp now! steak & lo are you paying too much and getting too little with your current medicare plan? as a person with medicare, you have an important choice to make. you can purchase a separate drug plan for an additional cost, or you can choose a humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan. an affordable, all-in-one plan, that includes your health benefits and drug coverage in one. in fact, last year, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $7400, on average, on their prescription costs. with these humana plans, yo

here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, one giant leap for women in space. >> hello, united statesr: astronauts jessica meir and christina koch venturing outside the international space station and into history. the first all-female spacewalk. >> oh, wow, the baja peninsula. nice, wow. >> reporter: meir and koch spending more than seven hours working in outer space replacing a controller that helps distribute power to the space station's batteries. the milestone was supposed to happen back in march, but nasa only had one suit configured for a spacewalk that was the right size. >> this is president donald trump. do you hear me? >> reporter: the president >> you'r b, brilliant women. >> reporter: meir now recognizing her place in history. >> there has been a long line of female scientists, explorers, engineers, and astronauts and we have followed in their footsteps to get us where we are today. >> reporter: back on earth, the girls in this classroom were watching in awe. >> it's really cool seeing someone with the same gender as we being out there in space and, like, doing something

here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, three major retailers are taking the moamatic stepepopular heartburn medication zantac from store shelves. riteneoi js cvd its generic versions. this, after an earlier fda alert reported that low levels of ndma, a potentially cancer-causing substance, were allegedly found in the medication. the fda announced a voluntary recall. cvs says they removed zantac out of an abundance of caution. tonight, zantac's manufacturer, sanofi says, "we're working closely with the fda and are condu tindcouc robust investigation." adding, "the possible carcinogen detected in tests barely exceeds amounts found in common food." the makers of the generic drugs say they're cooperating. the fda says it is still investigating if low levels of ndma pose any real risk to patients, but they advise patients who wish to stop using zantac or its generic versions talk with your doctor about other alternatives. and customers who purchased the drugs from rited, cvsr walgreens can receive a full refund. >> but as you said, check with your doctor. >> reporter: absolutel

carol, mike and adrienne, thank you. sorry brew crew. that's all we have tonight.s" tomorrow hopefully with the nats still in the playoffs. >> any predictions on the spread? >> dude, i just don't want to see wanderswearo pitching. >> good luck to you and the whole town to be unified for a whole evening. we wish you well. >>> good evening to everyone joining us at home. we are tracking several developing stories in the other big story in this town other than baseball, that is of course the united states congress making real moves towards impeaching donald trump.

adrienne: toledo, ohio, is known as the glass capital of the world. up next, we learn about edward libbey and his role in turning toledo into the glass city. ms. wright: toledo is known as the class capital of the world because from that one company that came here in 1888, the libbey glass company, came all of these tertiary companies that have built this economy of glass here in toledo. so we are standing in the glass pavilion, which is part of the toledo museum of art. the purpose really is to showcase the glass collection, which is one of the significant parts of our collection. it is actually almost a third of the overall collection here in toledo. it is also one of the larger collections of glass in the united states. and the city has a wonderful history of glass both in terms of the industrial contribution in toledo and in terms of what the museum presents. ms. mcmaster: edward drummond libbey was our founder. and edward drummond libbey was the proprietor of the libbey glass company. and it was through his ties at the libbey glass company he mad

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here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: three major retailers are taking the dramatic step removingn zantac from shelves. rite aid joined cva and walgreens pulling the drug and its generic versions after an earlier fda report of ndma were allegedly found in the medication. the fda announced a voluntary recall. cvs said they removed zantac out of an abundance of caution. zantac's manufacturer sanofi said we're working closely with the fda and are conducting our own robust investigation. adding they have not halted sales. the possible carcinogen tested barely exceeds amounts found in the common food. the makers of the generic drugs say they're cooperating. and the fda says it's still investigating whether low levels of ndma pose any real risks to patients. but they advise patients who wish to stop using zantac or its generic versions talk to your doctor about other alternatives. customers who purchased from rite aid, cvs and walgreens can receive a full refund. >> thanks to adrienne. >>> challenging the conventional wisdom about the dangers of eating red meat. >> red meat has long bee

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adrienne bankert has that story for us. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning.ng. now medical experts are say e-cigarettes have become a habit that is far too dangerous. this morning, another vaping-related death. alabama announcing their first fatal case marking the 18th death nationwide. the cdc also reports nearly 40% of the more than 800 probable cases of vaping-related lung injury are aged 21 or younger. the first to connect all these illnesses and deaths to vaping were doctors in wisconsin. >> most of the patients that came into the hospital and required more intensive services were having breathing problems and that was being presented as shortness of breath, coughing, unexplained weight loss, fatigue. >> reporter: the physicians fighting four teenagers worried they may have an outbreak on their hands. >> the concern that this was a potential public health issue, and we were concerned that it was bigger than just children's hospital of wisconsin. >> reporter: doctors ran tests conducting a social history, asking the teens about their lives and habits to d

thanks, adrienne.han on that abc television event, "harry & meghan: an african journey." it airs next wednesday at 9:00, 10:00 central. over to you, michael. >> thanks, cecilia. >>> we turn to a "gma" health alert. a new study suggests skipping breakfast before working out may help burn fat. here with the details is abc news chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. why are you -- you're giving me that already? i'll be honest, doc, i'm hungry already. you talk about no food before you work out? >> reserve judgment. this is a very small study and they looked at 30 overweight men fasting for ten hours. fed one group and did not feed the other before a moderate intensity workout and then did muscle biopsies and things like that, and their findings were interesting. while neither group lost weight, they found that the group that was fasting before their workout and did not eat had some beneficial changes in their sugar metabolism and in their fat metabolism. this is a very complex issue in the world

africa's penguin colonies are endangered the population is decreasing rapidly our correspondent adrienne creech visited an organization in cape town that is trying to stop this alarming decline. one last chance to relax together before things starts to get uncomfortable. an appointment with dr roberts is not something these penguins seem to be looking forward to so at the moment put are doing is we're just taking the penguins and making sure that they're all ready for release so we each one has his own thing cause this is made of this what he had he was 70 percent oil and he was emaciated he was really underweight the conservationists take in sea birds in peril and try to prepare them to be released back into the wilds thousands of injured animals come here every year some will stay here forever as they would not so wife in their nature will have the tents. but these birds might not be here in the long term. they are in danger of extinction it's quite possible that anyone can go extinct in the future and we've had a dramatic declines in training with numbers even between the concert last

that was rape survivor caroline peters who spoke to did adrienne krrish. to west africa now and the violent conflict in mali between government forces and she harvests musicians have long been caught in the middle is honest self imposed bans on music and the government has limited public gatherings due to security concerns didn't is funny for charm met with one performer in bomb ago who has determined to be heard despite the threats. the sound of peace and hope. is you has wanted to sing all her life but when she wanted to sing the most she had to stop that was 7 years ago when the war started the jihad is to ban music and the money in government still limits public gatherings so no music faster most rubies you could play. is a must it's not like it was before the war for us artists but we can't we play in bamako. the artists are scared to sing at certain places this stops us suffer because of. the issue is singing again in this studio working on a 1st album she does not know where she will perform it in mali but she keeps scoring. we have to stay together

seen as a key test of a cease fire signed in august between the government and opposition rebels adrienne krrish is in mozambique's capital reporting on what is at stake the queues have been long since morning. where 13000000 registered voters are expected to cast their vote today in a very tight election because mozambique is still one of the poorest countries in the region almost every 2nd person here lives in poverty and therefore there are high expectations for the next government spread of course and of course. i hope everything will get better. we need more schools they should invest more in education to reduce poverty. there is a lot of corruption and. i wish our country could be more developed. than what this in mind was a because still recovering from 16 years of civil war a fight between the socialist truly more and the anti communist. there's been peace since 1902 but it's a very fragile one just in august peace agreement was high and between both sides but this was already the 3rd peace agreement and once again it's a very fragile one because some of the rain still refusing to

adrienne krishna reports. that. the ruling botswana democratic party or b d p has won every election since sports one i gained independence in 1966. now there's a fighting chance that this could all change more than 30 percent of the young population of the country are unemployed and especially in the rural areas the village people are complaining that the government is not giving them enough attention they have to be used to it you don't have to stay in this really they're like this is you. these. it's not true that everything's fine inequality is a huge problem suffering here. form of d.d.p. president is visiting the village of. people living here where strongly critical of him during his 10 year rule but now calmer has defected from the governing party and has thrown his support behind the opposition religious eager to hear what he has to say. he wants to destroy the way we do things here in botswana. wants to kill democracy and the rule of law. comma is referring to president must sisi the man he personally pick

jo joining us now or adrienne elrod. what do you make of this poll and especially mayor pete?, mika, mayor pete definitely had a strong debate last week and i think we're now seeing that bounce from the debate reflected in this poll. mayor pete has been laying the groundwork in iowa for months. he's got a strong team there, a solid operation, some of the best operatives in the business. he's sit twonting on $23.5 billf the we know he had one of the strongest fundraising quarters that day after the debate in the is good news for him. i think a lot of people have been speculating, including myself, that there's got to be somebody else who will seep into that top three, top four status of tier one candidates. we're now seeing that person at least in iowa, that person being mayor pete. if you talk to anybody who's been in iowa, reporters covering iowa, campaign operatives from other campaigns, they will tell you that the buzz on the ground, the person who's getting the most buzz in iowa and has been since the debate and even before the debate has been mayor pete. so big news for h

adrienne, let me ask you about the focus. how narrow is the ukraine?gs. >> -- that the democrats are going tot narrow scope. but it is in that narrow scope most likely where democrats will be able to have the cleanest, most unambiguous argument about donald trump violating his oath of office. >> yeah, exactly, joe. think that's what speaker pelosi is trying to focus on right now. zroi democrats don't want this going on. we don't want to be dealing with impeachment when the 2020 caucus gets underway in february, which is slightly less than 15 weeks away. if you start expanding the scope of the investigation well beyond ukraine, this could drag on for god knows how long. for the short-term, i think speaker pelosi is doing exactly what she needs to be doing, which are is keeping the focus on ukraine. there's so much material on this issue for democrats to work with when it comes to impeachment. russia investigation for so many people was confusing because there were so many elements. this is pretty straightforward when it comes to what donald trump was tr

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adrienne: toledo, ohio, is known as the glass capital of the world. up next, we learn about edward libbey and his role in turning toledo into the glass city. ms. wright: toledo is known as the class capital of the world because from that one company that came here in 1888, the libbey glass company, came all

adrienne bankert is here with that. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: yes, let's have some good news and talk about it. simone biles now being called unbeatable by some. she's known for her fierce focus, addictive energy, twists and flips that few others, if any, can pull off. with an unrivaled medal count, now many say she's the greatest of all time. she could barely catch her breath. simone biles now the most decorated gymnast, male or female, in world championship history standing just 4'8" tall, biles is a formidable giant in the world of sports. with her parents cheering her on, the superstar delivered this history-making performance in germany on sunday, her mom overcome with emotion. >> ah, in tears. >> reporter: the u.s. superstar broke the previous record of 23 medals with this epic performance on the balance beam. then she added another gold to her collection with this gravity-defying floor exercise routine bursting onto the mat with one of her signature moves, the biles 2. >> here we go. >> reporter: three

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to adrienne's point, there's a reason that the biden campaign is waiting until the 15th.want it to be a big story going into the debate, or they want it to be buried by what goes on at the debate. one of the two. and we just don't know which one it is. the more interesting question is where's elizabeth warren's number? she should be competing with bernie sanders on this grassrootsstuff. her contribution, her average contribution should be down there like bernie's, below $25. did she do as well as bernie? and that really is the fight that's going on right now. she went up 8 points in the monmouth poll but biden went up six. this is a horse race between people who are known very well verses somebody perceived as a fighter, who is more of an outsider. i don't know yet how it is all going to come down. i know as long as she is considered the front-runner she will have more incoming, there will be a lot more negative -- it is just the nature of the beast. it will be forced on her. so we will see how she withstands the pressure of being a front-runner. >> and as you say, bernie

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carol, mike and adrienne, thank you. sorry brew crew. that's all we have tonight. more "meet the press" tomorrow hopefully with the nats still in the playoffs. >> any predictions on the spread? >> dude, i just don't want to see wanderswearo pitching. >> good luck to you and the whole town to be unified for a whole evening. we wish you well. >>> good evening to everyone joining us at home. we are tracking several developing stories in the other big story in this town other than baseball, that is of course the united states congress making real moves towards impeaching donald trump. this includes how two trump officials are more deeply ensnared in a scandal they're clearly running from, as well as speaker pelosi stressing it involves committee chairs. maxine waters joins me later tonight. i'll also be joined by a documenta documentarian, michael moore live on "the beat" tonight. we'll also cover an important story out of dallas, a police officer found guilty of murder. a rarity in america. we bring that to you as well. as you can hear me explain, we have a lot in the

and i'm glad that you mentioned adrienne sims. what is her rank? >> incident support specialist. >> she was the commander in chief for the day. she had everybody doing everything, and everything went off without a hitch whatsoever. so very, very good. and thank you, 798 as well for that. so chief velo, i'm wondering about the succession planning, if the you can give us more information, not today but at some point? >> absolutely. >> and i'm also wondering if there is a committee that is assigned to review the succession planning as it goes on? >> there's a committee called career workgroup that actually is meeting next week. and they are going to review all the ranks and what qualifications and prerequisites we would like them to have with the current standards the state fire marshal's office or the classes available to them. that's the closest to the succession plan we are looking at. and when you get to the management level what kind of courses will be required or desired for those folks to have to succeed when they get promoted. >> how long has

adrienne bankert had a chance to sit down with will and the director ang lee in budapest. >> it was soe and, again, will smith, there's nobody like him. funny, action hero, multiplatinum grammy winner. for the man who's done it all he did something very new, playing two leading roles. >> they chose me because there's never been anybody like me. >> reporter: a dramatic double take. will smith stars in "gemini man" as not one but two assassins. director ang lee combines cutting-edge cgi technology with the power of 4k 3d. >> of all the people in the world to come after me, why would he send you? >> reporter: we traveled to budapest, hungary where some of the most intense combat scenes in the movie were filmed. now, the last time you were here i think somebody was trying to kill you, will. >> people have tried to kill me before. i'm okay with it. >> reporter: i met smith and lee here, a backdrop in the movie and one of the most well-known bath houses in europe. >> did you try this when you were in budapest? >> no, hungarian thermal water. >> to budapest. >> the hot threw me off. it's more

mobile payment accounts and adrienne bankert has details of our investigation. >> hey, george, good morninginesses so we decided to get an inside look at how this crime is committed by meeting a former hacker as well as a special task force working to stop more people from being electronically robbed. they weren't your average criminals. prosecutors using this video in court showing excessive partying at a las vegas nightclub pouring $15,000 bottles of champagne over a $50,000 watch. that money stolen in minutes with the hacking technique now on the rise. it's called sim swapping. >> it's become a pretty big problem. we're aware of in excess of $50 million that's been stolen. >> reporter: so what exactly is a sim swapping crime? well, it's a form of i.d. theft where a hacker convinces your phone provider often through trickery or bribery to move your phone number to a sim card to a phone in the hacker's possession. they'll just call somebody at a store and they'll convince them they're the customer and get people that are willing to do it for money. >> reporter: once the hacker has stolen t