>> edson benitez worked at chilis. about this book that we found at your apartment. >> and as they approach, they notice that edson was wearing croc style shoes. >> edson benitez was wearing the same type of shoes as one of earl's killers. >> that certainly did stand out to our detectives. after our detectives saw that, we needed to have some more conversation with him. >> police have no idea who edson benitez is. they don't know what the connection to earl could be. all they know is that he has a murdered man's stolen bible. >> when they ask him about the bible, what does edson benitez say? >> he acknowledges that he had possession of the bible, but he said that he had gotten it from his friend hugo. >> when authorities go to talk to benitez at chilis, they're recording everything and we got a hold of that recording. >> he said his friend hugo gave him the book and a bag with some stuff in it. >> where does hugo live? >> in richfield. >> in richfield? >> yeah. >> richfield is a first-ring suburb of minneapolis. this i

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gio benitez on that and ginger zee tracking two systems this thanksgiving week. and it might be coming home that's most affected. >>> in colorado springss tonight, inside that deadly nightclub shooting. you will hear from the army veteran who took down the alleged gunman inside that lgbtq club. the veteran there with his wife, his daughter, and his daughter's boyfriend, who did not survive. they were there supporting a loved one. and what that vet, who tackled the suspect, what he's asking of everyone this thanksgiving. matt gutman is there tonight. >>> with thanksgiving here, tonight, what health officials are now warning about the triple virus threat. rsv, covid, and the flu. the children's hospital in texas taking in a child every two minutes. and it's not just children getting rsv. tonight, there's also news on the latest covid booster, how effective it is against covid right now. dr. fauci's final briefing. mireya villarreal tonight. >>> the search for the killer of four students from the university of idaho. and tonight, we learn that authorities are invest

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gio benitez on america's crowded airports. rob marciano is tracking two systems over the thanksgiving weekend. >>> the department of justice is now asking to question former vice president mike pence about the january 6th attack on the capitol. how mike pence is responding. >>> the war in ukraine. russia unleashing a new barrage of missile strikes. an explosion destroying a maternity ward, killing a child who was just two days old. millions are now without power in major cities including the capitol of kyiv. >>> news tonight about the brutal killings of four students from the university of idaho. authorities getting emotional before the cameras just a short time ago. >>> the new protest at the world cup. the team that sent a poignant message without uttering a single word. >>> and america strong. the two families giving thanks for two life-saving gifts this thanksgiving. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this busy wednesday night. i'm linsey davis, in for david. it has happened again. this time, t

with airfares soaring, this morning gio benitez is taking off on board business class on the road. >>the morning. >> are the new overnight luxury bus services worth it? ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ >>> thanksgiving rewind. how aldi is turning back tim help you upgrade your holiday. plus, the deals at more major grocery chains and how to score a free turkey. ♪ if i could find a way ♪ >>> and houston found a way. >> the astros have a world series no-hitter! >> overnight the astro pitchers untouchable. now the fall classic is tied up again with another showdown on the diamond set for tonight. ♪ love me like you used to do ♪ >>> good morning, america. houston with the big comeback last night. >> look at that big smile on your face. >> we're glad you're back. that's why i'm smiling. >> oh, yeah. i like when you and b. rad, a big phillies fan, go back and forth. even if you're not a fan of either, it has been a great series. >> oh, man. >> so much fun to watch. >> we'll have more on that coming up. >>> first, the prime time warning from president biden. with the final votes of the midterms

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gio benitez joins us now with the latest. gio, good morning. >> reporter: hey, t.j., good morning.here in the tampa bay area, and that passenger was arrested. but no doubt about it, this was an incredibly dangerous situation that many will now be demanding answers for. >> the bad guy is right there. >> reporter: this morning, a shocking tsa security breach. a passenger getting through the airport at cincinnati/northern kentucky international airport with not one, but two box cutters. >> how did he get a knife on the plane? >> reporter: the tsa telling abc its employee did not use a new 3d scanner properly, missing the box cutters, but the man's bag was flagged for more screening. an agent found one box cutter and removed the blade, but gave the box cutter back to the passenger. even without the blades, that breaks every protocol. the second box cutter went entirely undetected. >> wekt hear commotion and we were like what's going on? >> reporter: on board the suspect reportedly walking down the aisle swearing and scattering clothes even allegedly threatening others with the knife. t

gio benitez is going to break down what you need to know for the holiday travel. >>> we begin with theest on the shooting at the lgbtq club at colorado springs that left five people dead and we're hearing from the army veteran who helped take him down. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is on the scene for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin, you mentioned that hero. his name is richard fierro, combat vet, four tours in iraq and afghanistan. he said his training kicked in. he actually got the suspect from behind, yanking him down, then he began to pummel him, all the while yelling instruction to other patrons to get the gun away, call 911. he said in that moment instinct told him it was kill or be killed. overnight, the man police have called a hero speaking to reporters. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> reporter: the decorated 14-year army veteran credited with saving dozens of lives during the nightclub massacre in colorado springs, now describing t

belarus is a model for many countries, ambassador of cuba santiago and benitez noted this at a meetingthe chairman of the council of the republic natalya kochanova our state has long maintained friendly relations and lends a shoulder to each other in difficult times cuba has been under sanctions for more than 60 years. we supply them with both equipment and dairy products. last year, the export of belarusian goods to cuba amounted to 20 million 800,000 dollars. mutual trade from 22 million 900,000 dollars. support each other and in the international arena of interaction of the parliamentary activities of the vessel. working groups working friendship group with the cuban parliament drew attention to the fact that it is necessary to develop not only economic but also cultural. how can the youth do this , and precisely how should they retire? for the youth? and of course, the future belongs to the youth, and therefore the friendship between cuban youth and belarus, i think, is also a very good help to our relations. palestine should intensify trade economic cooperation, chairman of the ho

our gio benitez is back with how first responders saved the pilot and passengers.e air for a bit. >> reporter: t.j., this was an incredibly dangerous operation. the single-engine plane was flying from new york to maryland and it crashed just a mile away from the airport. this morning, a race against the clock for a harrowing rescue in gaithersburg, maryland. emergency personnel scrambling to reach a pilot and a passenger, the two stranded a hundred feet in the air, the small plane first smashing into a transmission tower before coming to rest in these high-tension power lines. >> at 12:25 the first patient was coming out of the aircraft and coming down to the ground. the second patient was out and coming down at 12:36. >> reporter: the pilot and passenger able to talk to rescuers. >> we're still in regular contact with the folks in the aircraft. out power to more than a 100,000 customers. >> we can see the light in the cockpit of the cell phone from the pilot. >> reporter: the rescue operation a delicate one involving multiple crews working to secure the plane and

abc's gio benitez is there. >> reporter: so much excitement at the kennedy space center in florida.t witnessed history. now the most powerful rocket in the world has taken flight. >> and liftoff of artemis 1! we rise together, back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: the sls lifting off with 8.8 million pounds of thrust, more powerful than the saturn 5 rocket used during the apollo missions to the moon. the orion capsule above that rocket is on its way to the moon. this is a test launch with no human on board because nasa wants to major sure they can safely orbit the moon and return next month. the goal is to establish a base on the moon and around it to serve as a pit stop to the rest of the universe, like mars. history made here as america heads back to the moon for the first time in five decades. byron? >> gio, thank you. >>> we move to the other big story out of florida tonight. just a little over two years after he lost the election, donald trump is hoping for redemption. tonight, the 45th president is all-in, beginning an unprecedented run for the white house. >> in order to

a bcs geo benitez was at cape canaveral for the big moment, geo hey there, rhiannon . good morning. it is such an exciting morning here at the kennedy space center. because now america has made history. yet again. the orion capsule is on its way to the moon after launching on the space launch system sls, the most powerful rocket in the world. the orion will then orbit the moon and come back to earth. it's going to take about 26 days, and the whole goal here is to test it out for humans to eventually use that and get to the moon to i want to bring in one of those humans. former nasa astronaut cady coleman or abc news contributor. katie we've already been to the moon. why is this so important? there is something so compelling about space and we saw it. i mean, it's not just going to the moon. we saw this rocket headed to the moon collecting this data, and next, we're going back to the moon to stay. we're going to have the first woman the first person of color walking on the moon, and that's just a start for us. heading to mars because this is our neighborhood. that's right. and we are

abc's gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, this terrifying scene playing out nearly 100 feet in the air. a small, single-engine plane slamming into a transmission tower sunday night, and then getting stuck amid high-tension power lines. >> i saw, like, two big flashes and i thought, oh, it's just lightning. >> reporter: on board, the pilot and one passenger on their way from white plains, new york, to maryland's montgomery county airpark, just a mile from the crash site. the pilot's hand seen gripping the window frame of the dangling aircraft. >> we took very deliberate and time-consuming steps to effect the rescue and the removal of those two folks. >> reporter: the crash temporarily shutting down power to nearly 120,000 customers and forcing the state's largest school district to cancel classes today. rescuers spending over seven hours meticulously working to secure the aircraft and then bring it down. >> they stabilized the plane by the crane, then segmented the plane and the engine as two pieces. >> reporter: david, one person is still in the hospital. and the ntsb i

tradition of dissension in ecuador dedicates all goals to the scorer of the national team, christian benitez, who died in a boat in 2013 from a heart attack, the whole team kneels and raises its hands to the sky, earned by playing on rolls-royce football players of the saudi arabian national team receive from the authorities a car and an additional two and a half million euros each for the victory over argentina. the forward of the portuguese national team cristiano ronaldo shared his impressions of the record he set for scoring at five world championships, an achievement that he would never have dared to achieve even dreaming at the same time is proof that nothing is impossible. these are the head coaches of the netherlands. the sinhalese journalist expressed his admiration for lui ivangalov and received a dose of volume from the mentor. everything was with you, kateryna oliynyk. see you tomorrow . and to be more informed about everything, subscribe to the espresso everywhere social network. and i also urge you to subscribe to the football -format social networks, this is instagram, especia

our gio benitez tracking the best time to head out if you're hitting the road for the holiday. >>> and storms ahead? the severe threat targeting the south. ginger is tracking that. >>> plus, celebration security. how police are protecting the biggest thanksgiving parade in the country. aaron katersky is live on the route of the macy's parade. >>> also this morning, new details on the deadly workplace shooting. the names of the six people killed in the rampage at walmart released. the company confirming the alleged shooter worked there as the mother of one of the survivors shares his story. >>> high alert.

our gio benitez tracking the best time to head out if you're hitting the road for the holiday. >>> and turkey day storms ahead? the severe threat targeting the south. ginger is tracking that. >>> plus, celebration security. how police are protecting the biggest thanksgiving parade in the country. aaron katersky is live on the route of the macy's parade. >>> also this morning, new details on the deadly workplace shooting. the names of the six people killed in the rampage at walmart released. the company confirming the alleged shooter worked there as the mother of one of the survivors shares his story. >>> high alert. the university of idaho ramping up law enforcement presence on campus. with the killer of those four students still on the loose, what police are saying about the possibility one of them had a stalker. >>> back to the theaters? amazon's billion dollar bet and why it could mean big business for the big screen. >>> paddington is on the move. royal staff collecting thousands of bears left in honor of the queen cleaning them up. after their stay at the palace, from sitting by t

let's go back to gio benitez at o'hare airport in chicago. one of the busiest airports in america right now. thousands upon thousands of people are traveling through here. that's essentially what we're seeing across the country at major airports this morning. today will be busy but sunday the absolute busiest day as everyone goes home. aaa predicting 49 million people will drive this week. the national average for a gallon of regular gas is now $3.63. that's actually down 3 cents from yesterday, down 12 cents from a week ago but still more than 20 cents higher than last year. now, the best time to drive, well, right now. or after 8:00 p.m. tonight, otherwise you'll be hitting lots of traffic. today will be the busiest day to drive, guys, so get ready. >> a lot are driving to celebrate with their families and counting down to thanksgiving. well, we're celebrating in the studio because today is robin roberts' birthday. happy birthday, robin. >> thank you so very much. >> 28. >> that's right. and holding. >> amazing. >> you gave me the perfect b

house of representatives vladimir andreichenko met with cuban ambassador to belarus santiago perez benitez, the speaker of the lower house congratulated the ambassador on the official start of the diplomatic mission in belarus, the parties discussed the interaction between the legislative bodies of both countries, in general, our relationship with cuba is reaching a new level of development at this historical stage. we see how active. uh, our contacts are in a wide variety of areas, from medicine to industry , agriculture and the it sect, of course. uh, these relationships need to be reinforced, uh, political some support. we, too, are constantly growing, so to speak, and the support of each other on the international platforms of the delegation of the belarusian government. led by the prime minister to iran in the program of negotiations with the leadership of the country participation in the belarusian iranian business forum visiting a number of iranian enterprises signing of cooperation agreements is planned today in minsk tehran express discuss all current topics in bilateral relations

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. >>> and you know, we'll go from the rocket man to the rocket that our gio benitez is excited about. have much more on that possible nasa launch. >>> plus, with the holidays around the corner, what the rail strike means for the supply chain across the country. >> we'll have more on that. >>> first, the latest on the midterms. katie hobbs projected to beat trump-backed kari lake as republicans closed in on control of the house. congressional correspondent rachel scott starts us off. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. this was one of the most closely watched governor's races in the country and it ended in a strong rebuke of the election denier. democrat katie hobbs projected to defeat kari lake by just about 20,000 votes. lake was backed by former president donald trump and she made those false claims about the 2020 election the cornerstone of her campaign. hobbs on the other hand was arizona's secretary of state who stood up to efforts to try to overturn the results of the 2020 election. she argued that democracy was on the ballot and now she will be the first de

transportation correspondent gio benitez is at reagan national airport with the latest.t they will come to an agreement, but with the holidays right around the corner, these pilots say they're serious. this morning with holiday travel weeks away pilots at some of the biggest airlines voicing frustration. united pilots announcing they'll start picketing soon and at delta nearly all of them voting to authorize a strike. >> we've worked incredibly hard throughout the pandemic to get our customers safely to their destinations. we continue to work hard to this day and will continue working hard, but we're ready and willing to strike. >> reporter: pilots say they're frustrated with pay and benefits as they put in long hours working record overtime. >> we are continuing to work longer days. we are spending more time away from our family and the ball is in the company's court. >> reporter: delta telling abc news we are confident that the parties will reach an agreement that is fair and equitable. vowing this won't affect operations. and overnight united pilots rejecting a tentat

abc transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with more.rning. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning. air travel has been incredibly smooth this week but that may be about to change as severe weather moves across the country. millions will be hitting the roads and skies this weekend heading back home. every airline, though, tells us sunday will be the busiest day of the year so far and that's because so many people who traveled over the past few days will all be going home on the same day. can you imagine that? so here's what to watch out for. snow today across texas, with winter storm warnings into new mexico and a flood watch for the houston area as heavy rain is expected through tonight. tomorrow, that storm moves through the south, passing through the midwest in the evening and overnight hours, and then that big day, sunday, that rain will reach the mid-atlantic and northeast just in time for that major travel day. so, if you are traveling on sunday, have that airline app already downloaded on your phone. use that first to make any chan

abc's gio benitez has been scoping out the sales.orter: we're just days away from the best travel deals of the year on travel tuesday, but some are already here and "gma" has your insider tips. this morning, the travel deals are here, even before those thanksgiving leftovers are gone. so, where you can get the best deals right now? let's start in the skies, travel app hopper. >> dlato lason35ff on travel deal tuesday. >> reporter: she says the best deals are for international bucket list flights. >> from new york city to rome is as long as $400 for some travel dates. on travel deal tuesday an additional $100 off. >> reporter: so once you get a little bit more difficult to find those deals on hotels. >> you got to go in knowing what you're looking for. >> reporter: the travel mom goes from hotel to hotel looking for great deals and says the secret is know what you want. >> if you want a big-city experience in times square, new york hilton times square has an offer of up to 25% off plus free daily breakfast, you don't have to be as spe

. >> among the first witnesses, wendy's heartbroken mother, miriam benitez.terpreter, the mother said she was shocked when she learned the couple had taken life insurance policies out on one another just before their marriage. >> translator: i did not feel good. i expressed to her, why insurance, they're not even married, they didn't have children. why insurance? >> on the stand, detective maria medero said she zeroed in on that insurance policy when she questioned escoto a day after the murder. >> i told him if he couldn't muster up a tear for his wife of four days to muster up a tear for the million dollars he was never going to see. >> what was his reaction? >> that lack of emotion was an indifference to wendy or a disregard for women in general. detectives say escoto was a man with a history of mooching off girlfriends. this former lover testified she supported escoto for years. >> how much money did you give him a month? >> approximately maybe $1,500. >> go figure, the state said. for whatever reason women threw gifts at escoto. one bought him the ducati

our next question, from univision's michelle benitez. >> talking about guns, for hispanic voters, a toponcern is safety, especially children's safety. and throughout the years of having bills that propose training for all georgians, the possession of firearms. ms. abrams, how would you ensure your own gun safety bills will become law through a general assembly that would likely remain in control of the other party? >> sadly, because gun violence is so rampant in the state of georgia, whether you're in peachtree city, or down in albany, or up in the georgia mountains, gun violence is now so prevalent and so rampant, that i believe georgians, especially legislators, are willing to finally take action, and we've seen it, we've seen this on the federal stage. democrats and republicans came together and finally passed common sense gun laws. georgia is known as part of the lead pipeline. it is so terrible in georgia, when it comes to the weakened gun laws in the state, that we were the subject of an episode of "fbi most wanted," because in georgia, it is so easy to get a gun and transfer a we

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our transformation correspondent gio benitez is tracking the latest for us.ors rejected the new wage deal brokered by the white house. the workers say it's not just about money, but also about working conditions. here's why it all matters. this could affect the transport of agricultural, energy and manufacturing goods, dramatically affecting so many industries in this country. supply chains could be paralyzed costing the economy billions of dollars a day and some unions have already accepted a new deal and some have not. if they don't reach a new deal soon we could see a strike by december 4th less than two weeks away. it's a big deal, robin. >> it is a huge deal. gio, thanks very much. t.j.? >>> now to the alarming rise in respiratory illnesses in children nationwide. some doctors, some groups calling for the biden administration to take action. erielle reshef is here with that. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, t.j. in a letter to the president and the health secretary the children's hospital association and american academy of pediatrics urging the a

transportation correspondent gio benitez watched it live from the kennedy space center.eporter: hey, george. good morning. it was a stunning launch and you could really feel the power of that rocket as it lifted off there. now the orion capsule is on the way to the moon with america makes history yet again. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: overnight after three delays since august, a major breakthrough in space exploration. >> we rise together, back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: the most powerful rocket in the world, the space launch system propelling the orion capsule toward the moon with 8.8 million pounds of thrust. orion already feeding back stunning images of the earth from space. it will spend 26 days getting to the moon, orbiting it, then returning to earth, splashing down off the coast of san diego on december 11th. launch director charlie blackwell thompson, the first female launch director, taking in the moment. >> on behalf of all the men and women across our great nation who have worked to bring this hardware together, to make this day possible and for

our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at houston's hobby airport with how to find the dealsome are available all week long but the best ones, they're only available today which means you've got to act fast. this morning, forget black friday and cyber monday. it's travel tuesday. get ready for the best deals of the year. >> if you're starting to think about next year travel or even some last-minute december trips, this day is the absolute best to get a really good deal on all of your travel. >> reporter: southwest airlines marking down its flights 30% for flights between january 10th and march 8th. >> last year domestic travelers saved upwards of $300 on airfare, international travelers, over a thousand dollars. so we're expecting to see similar deals this year with huge savings on domestic and international trips. >> reporter: some of the best, new york to rome, as low as $371 round trip in january. or even cheaper, new york to aruba for 310 bucks. >> typically on travel deal tuesday we see about 50% more deals available than on black friday and about 30% more than cyber mon

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