. >> president trump tweeting new york city, looks like another attack by aic sick and deranged person. law enforcement following this closely. not in the usa, he says. despite the horrifying number of the people kill and injured here it could have been far worse. an officer stationed nearby stopped the carnage moments after it began. we'll continue to monitor for the latest. nancy chen, abc7 news. michelle: a lot of folks calling that heroic officer a hero tonight. this statement coming from the d.c. police department. they said as a law enforcement agency responsible for protecting the nation's capitol we are actively working in coordination with the local and the federal law enforcement partners as well as homeland security agencies to ensure the safety of all visitors and the residents d.c. if you see something, say something. jonathan: nancy chen will update us as we learn it and "world news tonight" will have extensive coverage starting at 6:30. you can get alerted to breaking news immediately on the smart phone, especially away from the tv. michelle: incidents like the one in ne

corker who now says the president is so reckless the nation could be on a path to world war iii.as it aice ccost the ta >>> the las vegas shooter. tonight, what the note reveals in that ho melaniading tonigh ivana trump tells our amy robach i'm the first trump wife, i'm the first lady. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with california burning tonight. states of emergency as the fires now turn deadly. we're watching fires outside l.a. and north of san francisco tonight. homes, ne acres burning. 0% contained. families escaping through the flames in hard-hit santa rosa. the fires unstoppable, all day flames. and look at this tonight.et after street just the of homes. abc's matt gutman is right there tonight, where the speed of these fires still burning is of great concern tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that swarm of fires consuming northern californiawhole. those powerful winds propelling the flames. >> we're really at the mercy of the weather right now. this wind is making a serious push. and that is out of our control. >> reporter: at leas

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. -- today, aice federal judge is excited to make a decision on federal subsidies. this lawsuit was filed by attorney general's from 18 states including d.c., maryland and virginia. they want the government to keep paying those subsidies. however, the judge in this case statethat almost every could prepare in advance. now to a live look at the capitol where today the senate will vote on more than $36 billion in hurricane relief money. go to $19 billion would replenish the fema disaster account. more go to the federal flood insurance program to pay for the influx in harvey claims. and rico which would help immensely because most of the power is without island. 1/10 of the schools have reopened despite not having power in classrooms. many students have left the island and have enrolled in schools in miami and orlando. to the weather in our area, we had a wet start to the morning but it us since cleared up and dried out. josh: it is turning into a beautiful tuesday afternoon which is the headline today. low-andback up into the mid-by this afternoon. tomorrow and thursd

lou: that is lost a lot, this is a president, who had to sacrifice aic ar a extraordinarl of comforte that most of us ca can conley dream - only dream of. and now to allege latest -- legislative initiative on the ways and means committee, i know you and congressman brady working hard on the tax cut tax reform, if you want the speaker let'speaker's version, it is not ready, it is not baked. >> no, but again, we've talked about this, we went to from a blueprint to a framework, there has been nobody more open to the discussion than chairman brady. he keeps telling members come and talk to me. and that is something that i think is really refreshing from the 7 years that i have been here, i have never seen it this open with this much involvement. lou: yet we have so many questions, how are you going to incentivize repatriation of 4 trillion will do ashes that is parked over -- dollars that is parked overseas in bank accounts and bring parody for small, and why, if this is a middle class tax cut, don't we see the middle class getting the preponderance of the tax cut. lou: i'm not talking t

the distribution network which was aic focus of the story is a huge part of it. the prescription drug monitoring act that again i encouraged members to cosponsor let's get the darn thing passed requested seven prescription drug monitoring program that holds the pharmacies and the doctors responsible on the prescription side to stop the overprescribing. also car states too get involved with the interstate compact so that your interoperability. people get the prescription and the nay to west virginia, kentucky, indiana, kentucky is a roast get another prescription filled it with got to stop that. and then obviously on the treatment and recovery side, narcan and the enforcement side. we have another bill, maggie and i, a bipartisan bill that deals with how do you keep the illegal drugs getting back in. >> i want to talk about the stop act later. senator hassan, let me ask you, what your reaction to these revelations? you had some tough questions for the dea. you would expect the agency that's enforcing these laws to speak up whenn congress is about to act to take to

. >> it's looking it's aic. if if it you're a golfer, get out and golf.ks and the pumpkin drinks, you're so busted. 72 was our official high today. our highest gust was 21 miles per hour. that was out of the. the sunset if you want to catch it, 6:15 this evening. we have a fabulous fall weekend ahead. anything you want to do outside it is going to be perfect weather for it. it will be warm too. plenty of sunshine out there. a few high, thin clouds. nothing that's going to really kind of hamper your lovely weekend. very dry. the next rain moves in late monday night and tuesday. and we have a big cooldown. the only places stretching into northern california. there's a cold front coming in there. there's not enough rain to put them out, but at these temperatures. 83 right now in rapid city. the warmth just continues eastward. look at this. cincinnati at 72. right here in philadelphia, we're above average. we're at 71. 70 in wilmington. and 69 in wildwood. nothing showing up on the radar. everything is quiet. we do have this big dome of high pressure pulli in

president and the first lady for reaching out and addressing this issue and letting the strugglinged aics incompetents of this country know something's going to happen, i wish he had spoken more about what he -- how he plans to attack the epidemic by not providing additional funding. >> reporter: the president also renewed his call to build a wall on the border with mexico to help block drugs from coming into the u.s. >> an astonishing 90% of the heroin in america comes from south of the border where we will be building a wall which will greatly help in this problem. >> reporter: meanwhile today, the white house is looking ahead to try to deliver on another campaign promise, cutting taxes. big news, budget just passed the president hailed on twitter. the house passed a new budget today following a senate last week. now paving the way for a full debate on tax reform. and wolf, that full debate is going to happen in the coming weeks, we are going to see the first bill exactly the specifics of this tax reform pledge released next week by the house. the president, i'm told, is going to become

accidental conflict or at least hurting the president's chances of ratcheting the rhetoric down and pursuing aics important to remember that president trump at any moment is messaging not only to kim jong-un and north korea and our partners, but also sending a political message. part of this is about his supporters and trying to portray himself as a strong president. >> when he says he's tougher than his add strivisers, i assus referring to the secretary of state, rex tillerson, maybe james mattis and other who's are advising him. how does this play? >> a come of things. what i find disturbing, somebody who has not served in the military, that being me, i find it disturbing to hear the president talk about his generals as if they're toy soldiers. the idea, you know, that's absolutely false. the generals will tell you. talk to my four-star general, he's a smart guy, a good guy. the idea he treats them that way is just beyond me and it really is disrespectful. as for the relationship, there is it no question that the tillerson reasons is fractured, if not entirely destroyed. jim mattis, though, mi

this is police body cam footage we have which captures the pan aic and chaos, the confusion as those bullets were raining down into the concert ground. when you think about this, there were 22,000 people. they were inside a space, think weren't able to run away. almost every person there that we have spoken to has said they did not know where the gunfire was coming from, so they didn't know which way to run and so many ran towards it instead of away. also tonight, president trump an the first lady were here in las vegas. they met with officials, first responders and some of the victims. >> our soles auls are stricken grief for every american who lost a husband or wife, a mother or father, a son or a daughter. we know that your sorrow feels endless. we stand together to help you carry your pain. you're not alone. we will never leave your side. >> i want to go to sara sidner with me here in las vegas. we are now learning a lot more about the shooter's girlfriend or at least what she knows. >> there's more information tonight now that we've just got after looking through the statement t

. >> aice cream is emotional.ample, you go to the ice cream. maybe it's indulge ent. >> fans of reality shows or political dramas, you know what they reach? potato chips. >> i don't snack on chips when i watch tv. it's more of a -- i guess po tate to chips are more of a football snack. football, i've got to have something. >> how many scoops of ice cream. >> that's 12. >> what am i supposed to do with that? >> are you going to share? >> you know how she is with germs. >> i don't really like to talk about ice cream. i'm sorry. >> who doesn't like ice cream? >> i like cookies and cream. >> anyway, let's get to pop star. first up, there's a big scare for simon cowell. he was rushed to the hospital friday after fainting and falling down a float of stairs in his london home. he spent a few hours in the hospital but was released on friday afternoon. thumbs up for photographers outside his house. cowell said he's got i a bit of a concussion but he feels better. he's in london filming "the x factor." next up, grab your gi

aices in china will have reflationary impact rotter has well in terms of the u.s. and eu.e year on year. there are a couple of fact or's in this pickup in producer prices, a pickup in energy and metal prices have picked up, and that question of how much capacity has been cut back. bloomberg intelligence saying there is a debate has to how much is stimulus-led, and how much is real capacity cuts in steel and cement. they think it is more stimulus-driven demand. of where they saw ppi going, most expected prices to soften. that hasn't have to in. predictedlysts accurately the 6.9% number. they say it is not sustainable because deleveraging will take center stage after the party congress. forecasts, with 1.6%. standard chartered said they expect consumer prices pick up in 2018. today, it is that ppi number that is in focus. means corporate's may find it easier to pay down debt loads and bolster balance sheets going forward. rishaad: we also had the pboc governor speaking. what did he have to say? how does the chinese economy differ so much from the rest of the world? prices ti

so i want to follow up if i can on this question about athe tack aices on voting systems. seems like the russians are pretty happy with those efforts, and i don't see any reason to believe they won't try again. in fact, mr. krebs, your predecessor at homeland security recently urged congress to quote, have a strong sense of urgency about russian tampering in the up coming elecks. and i know homeland security designated our cyber security as a critical infrastructure earlier this year. so i would like to follow up on a question that the senator was just asking. and what i think i heard you say, are are you confident our nation is prepared to fully prevent another round of cyber intrusions into our election systems in 2018 or 2020, mr. krebs? >> so what i would say is we have structures in place, this is not an overnight event. we are not going to flip a switch and be 100% secure. >> so we're not there now? >> we are working towards our goal of securing -- >> it's a simple question. so we're not there now? >> i believe there's work to be done, yes, ma'am. >> okay, so we're n

. >> in this parlor game of who may be the next fed chair, do you have aic two view?ble of doing the job. let the brez make the choice, and i'm happy with the people he is talking about >> would you be happy with one over another are you more hawkish or dovish >> he has had the discussions with them. it's his decision to make. why should i -- i don't have a play in this i trust what the president will do i've waufrpd the selections it that it is president made. you look at his cabinet. you look at his national security team. probably the best national security team in my lifetime this individual makes kwood decisions be when he is gin all the information. i think he is spending his time looking at this, and this is an individual that comes from the business world i trust this is -- >> the other thing that's happening in washington this week, the big tech companies and media companies, including facebook, there are going to be hearings about the russian investigati investigation, about russia trying to make their way in temz of how the election came out there's a big q