, abc news. >> our bob woodruff does such a great job helping family member, service members and that organization really incredible. >> yeah, we do have to remember our veterans not just today on november 11th but every day, thank a veteran. >>> have a fantastic wednesday.impact on our weather today. it's currently gathering strength in the southern plains and looks to deliver showers by the mid morning with t- storms also possible! current temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. there's a wind blowing in from the northwest between 5 and 15 miles per hour which will intensify as we move into the second half of the day. here's the dayplanner where we'll make it to a high near 50 at noon before the bottom drops out with showers and thunderstorms transitioning into a snow mix later this evening and tonight. your complete forecast is coming up - your news starts now. " "

, abc news. >> our bob woodruff does such a great job helping family member, service members and that organization really incredible. >> yeah, we do have to remember our veterans not just today on november 11th but every day, thank a veteran. that's what's making news in america. >>> have fantastic wedsday.

direction. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm boot woodruff in new york. >> our thanks to my friend bob woodruff woodruff. we should say the woodruff foundation does great work. thank you for tuning in to abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in the morning. and as always, we're on 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and on abcnews.com. good night. heather: breaking news, the death toll rising from the fiery crash or a plane into a neighborhood. ed: also breaking, daily fantasy

direction. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm boot woodruff in new york. >> our thanks to my friend bob woodruff woodruff. we should say the woodruff foundation does great work. thank you for tuning in to abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in and as always, we're on 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and on abcnews.com. good night. tom: now at 11:00, the economy and the federal budget were the focus of tonight' s republican debate. the ways the 8 candidates tried to set themselves apart. shelley: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton campaigned in the granite state today.

, abc news. >> our bob woodruff does such a great job helping family member, service members and thate. >> yeah, we do have to remember our veterans not just today on november 11th but every day, thank a veteran. that's what's making news in america. >>> have a fantastic wednesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello and here's what we're following on this wednesday, november 11th. >> police in delaware need your help identifying the man who put a 71-year-old woman through a terrifying ordeal. >> a warning to parents in berks county. investigators say a man tried to lure a young boy into his car. >> a local company has developed a wearable device to ward off sexual assault. >> good morning, it's 4:30 on this wednesday. little bit of rain left out there. let's turn to david and karen. >> the rain is departing to the north and east of philadelphia. there may be something going on in south

. >> and bob woodruff sat down with ash carter who also and bob asking, could it be isis? >> do you think there's a possibility isis could have been involved in this? >> weather is always a possibility, and isis is me tas e sized around the world. but i don't have any information. it gives us an independent view. >> bob woodruff with the defense secretary. this, as millions of americans get ready to travel for thanksgiving. britain concerned because they take direct flights from that region. even here, there's word the u.s. is beefing up security in the next 24 hours. enhanced security for planes coming to america from other parts of the world. aviation. airlines estimating more than 25 million americans will fly over thanksgiving. nearly a million more than last year, will they see changes at security after the egypt crash? >> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the united states from certain foreign airports. >> reporter: a former homeland security official suggests tsa is

continue to sail, fly, operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: for "this week," bob woodruff, abc news, on the uss roosevelt in the south china sea. >> thanks to bob for that. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, nine service members were killed supporting operations in afghanistan and iraq. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. "good morning america." check out "world news tonight" "good morning america."show. the perfect way to find your next home. "good morning, i'm jd schlotterback, regional manager for iowa realty. in the next 30 minutes you will see a selection of today's open houses, great iowa homes and featured listings. iowa realty provides many ways for you to find your new home. whether online at

continue to sail, fly, operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: for "this week," bob woodruff, abc news, on the uss roosevelt in the south china sea. >> thanks to bob for that. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, nine service members were killed supporting operations in afghanistan and iraq. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." check out "world news tonight" "good morning america." we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that.

we're up all nightline with abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: united states marine corps veteran kirstieis is on a new mission. she's trekking 1,000 miles across britain along with five other vets to honor the sacrifice of fellow vets who can't walk with them anymore. they're placing dog tags with their names along the route. >> i lost 25 brothers. whether they were killed in action or they came home and they lost their fight to ptsd. >> reporter: kirstie nearly lost her own life in june of 2012. she was serving as an aerial gunner in afghanistan when her helicopter went down. >> the first six months after i got hurt my life fell apart and it was falling apart in front of me. i had no job. i had no teeth. i couldn't communicate to my family. i couldn't even identify who my family really was. >> reporter: the crash left her with a shattered jaw, a broken leg, damage to her spine, burns, a hearing impairment, and traumatic brain injury. doctors told her she would never but she did more than walk. after 38 surgeries to repair her body it was healing power of snowboarding that gave her life

pinot noir, which means >>> as we honor our veterans this week, bob woodruff's event is back, stand up for heroes, tonight. and right here now, a young woman who will be on that stage. >> my name is christy. i was a sergeant in the united states marine corps. >> reporter: an aerial gunner at just 17, six years into afghanistan, look at her face there. christy's helicopter crash-land d. she suffered multiple injuries, one of her legs crushed, part of her jaw destroyed. 38 operations. >> from the top of my head, all the way down through my lower left leg. it's been a long road to recovery. >> reporter: and just listen to how it started. >> i had no jaw. i had no teeth. i could not communicate to my family. >> reporter: but just last month, she took on an epic 1,000-mile walk. across england, scotland, wales, with other wounded warriors. >> i realize, you know, i gained the motivation from watching the people around me. >> reporter: raising money for charity, and our bob woodruff with his camera, asking her about another feat. she's now a paralimb peel yan. >> you had never gone snowboard

continue to sail, fly, operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: for "this week," bob woodruff, abc news, on the uss roosevelt in the south china sea. >> thanks to bob for that. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, nine service members were killed supporting operations in afghanistan and iraq. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create

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continue to sail, fly, operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: for "this week," bob woodruff abc news, on the uss roosevelt in the south china sea. >> thanks to bob for that. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, nine service members were killed supporting operations in afghanistan and iraq. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." "defense news," an update on efforts to commemorate the first world war. first, 75 years ago, britain won the battle of britain. it involved ousands of reddish forces but it was the -- britis forces. are like today and one of them is the only surviving ace with 14 kills. tom neil was a hurricane pilot. his only mishap, bailing out of his plane after his commander collided with them. he commended a training squadron and was the british liaison to the u.s 100 fighter wing. he also fought in the invas

continue to sail, fly, operate wherever international law permits. >> reporter: for "this week," bob woodruff news, on the uss roosevelt in the south china sea. >> thanks to bob for that. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, nine service members were killed supporting operations in afghanistan and iraq. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." check out "world news tonight" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." light rain is pushing into the bay area. 54 degrees downtown. we will talk about more rain to start the work week, how much you are going to get and low snow levels locally. that's all come up next on the abc7 morning news at 9:00.

. >>> and abc's bob woodruff the only american journalist to sit down with defense secretary, ash carter, who also acknowledged it bite be a bomb, and bob asking, could it be isis? >> do you think there's a possibility isis could have been involved in this? >> well, there's always a possibility in this case. and in fact, isis is now metastasized around the world, both by having branches in very just places as it has with cyanide. but i don't have any information to share with you on that. it gives us an independent view. >> bob woodruff with the defense secretary. this, as millions of americans get ready to travel for thanksgiving. britain concerned because they take direct flights from that region. even here, there's word the u.s. is beefing up security in the next 24 hours. enhanced security for planes coming to america from other parts of the world. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight with airlines estimating more than 25 million americans will fly over thanksgiving. and they expect to send that directive to increased security requirements for handling package ins

. >> our thanks to my friend bob woodruff woodruff. we should s the woodruff foundation does great work. thank you for tuning in to abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in the morning. and a always, we're on 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page good night. >>> the "insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> i'm usually not first one to throw the punch. when somebody hits me, i hit back very hard. >> trump better be ready for a throwdown as enters tonight's make or break debate. >> this is the o election in history where you're better off if you stab somebody. >> then khloe in middle. she's explaining her complicated love try triangle.

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. >> our thanks to my friend bob woodruff woodruff. we should say the woodruff foundation does great work. thank you for tuning in to abc news tonight. tune in to gma first thing in the morning. and as always, we're on 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page good night. music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, >>> didn't believe it, that a car would just go so fast. >> surveillance video captures a speeding car more than a day later, that car found underwater with a body inside. good evening at 11:00. i'm shirleen allicot in for sade. >> i'm bill ritter. a real mystery tonight in brooklyn. dramatic surveillance footage raising all sort of questions. was there something wrong with the driver? was it an accident? was it intentional? >> josh einiger is in gerritsen beach with the details. >> we have brand new information. police now actually have eyewitnesss who reported seeing this car flying down gerrits

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, abc news. >> our bob woodruff does such a great job helping family member, service members and that organization really incredible. >> yeah, we do have to remember our veterans not just today on november 11th but every day, thank a veteran. >>> have a fantastic wednesday. >>> making news in america this morning, high stakes debate. the gop candidates facing off once again showing deeper policy differences than ever before and donald trump with a tense exchange. >> why does she keep interrupting everybody? >> yeah. >> why? >> the key moments and analysis plus hillary clinton's tweet showing what she thought about the debate. >>> deadly crash, a small jet slamming into an apartment building. investigators sifting through the rubble all night searching survivors. >>> american hero on this veterans day honored, giving new meaning to the word inspiration. >>> and labor selfie. a dad-to-be posing for a picture while his wife birth and

as bob woodruff explains with visit to the south china sea with defense secrcretary ash carter. >> reporter: we met ash carter on the uss roosevelt. on parol in in the south china, the accept center of this new shows china on a building spree. one of the biggest back in 2012. here it is today. the new construction is making other countries nervous, this territory around the separately islands is claimed by many, including vietnam and the philippines. >> they built hundreds of meters in the past couple of months. >> reporter: u.s. military planes watching from the ai and this week going further, president obama sending a guided missile destroyer within 12 nautical miles of one island. cruising right by the roosevelt during our interview. what are we trying to accomplish this? >> well, what we're doing is what we have done for decades, a reflection of the u.s. military presence in this region. and we're strengthening that with president obama. because if the american strength here has kept peace in the region which has no nato, no securi structure that's the reason we're out he. >> reporter:r

here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: united states marine corps veteran is tracking a thousand miles across britain along with five other vets to honor the sacrifice of fellow vets that can't walk with the anymore placing dog tags along the route. >> i lost 25 brothers whether kill in action or came home and lost their fight to ptsd. >> reporter: kirstie nearly lost her own life in june of 2012 serving as an aerial gunner in afghanistan when her hicopter went down. doctors told her she would never walk again. but she did more than walk. after 38 surgeries to repair her body, it was healing powerer of snowboarding that gave her life new family on track to compete in the 2018 paralympics but kirstie still has another trial to overcome. en she finishes her trip doctors will amputate the lower leg that causes her so much pain. kirstie makes her way to london, the last stretch of her trip. >> are you finished? >> yes. >> presenting her final dog tag to prince harr remembering another marine who didn't survive when his helicopter kept down. >> please welcome, ladies and gentlemen, sergeant

. >>> up next, bob woodruff reports from the south china sea on that breakthrough between taiwan and china and what it meanfor the u.s. that breakthrough between taiwan and china and what it >>> there you see the first handshake between leaders of china and taiwan in 66 years, it lasted a full minute. opening talks to signal a new phase for those two countries. all of asia and the u.s., as bob woodruff explains from his visit to the south china sea with defense secretary ash carter. >> reporter: we met defense secretary ash carter on the "uss roosevelt." on patrol in the south china sea, the accept center of this new clash, america surveillance shows china on a building spree. one of the biggest back in 2012. here it is today. other countries nervous, this territory around the spratly islands is claimed by many, including vietnam and the philippines. >> they built hundreds of meters in the past couple of months. >> reporter: u.s. military planes watching from the air and this week going further, president obama sending a guided missile destroyer within 12 nautical miles of one island

. ♪ bruce springsteen joined abc's bob woodruff hosting his ninth annual stand up for heroes benefitrt. with a new wave of veterans serving in iraq, afghanistan, and elsewhere, for many this federal holiday is about more than just showing gratitude. >> support these men and women who basically provide our freedoms. >> reporter: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. and president obama is now calling on congress to pass a measure giving veterans easier access to health care and disability benefits. reena and kendis. >> so important, brandi hitt. thank you so much. >> we should point out there are currently over 2 million female veterans in the united states. growing numbers. >> as brandi mentioned about getting help, about 12% of our homeless population are vets. so they definitely need the help. >> yeah. >>> coming up, will smith hoping for a touchdown in his latest role. >> he's tackling one of football's biggest issues today. his role as a director making a discovery involving football and brain trauma. that's straight ahead. >>> okay. so it may be one of

overnight, in an exclusive interview with abc' s bob woodruff, the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was ' more likely than not' downed by a bomb. >> that is one possible reason. an explosive device. that is consistent with what we know. but i understand that there are other hypotheses. scott: those comments echoing those of other counter-terrorism officials. >> we have concluded there is a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. scott: meanwhile, russia' s foreign ministry is pushing back, saying it is shocked, calling such statements premature, and that the uk has yet to share any evidence that the plane was bombed. this all comes as the british prime minister david cameron and egyptian president met face-to-face today at 10 downing cameron saying british investigators are working closely with the egyptians on securty. >> i think it was right to stop airplanes and right to stop people returning until we have that security in place. scott: those concerns as thousand

concerns over what caused the airbus to fall out of the sky, overnight in an exclusive interview, bob woodruff agreed that the plane was more likely than not doned by a bomb. >> it's consistent with what we know but i understand there are otherhypothesis. >> there is a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explosion on the aircraft. >> they say the statements are premature and the uk has yet to share evidence that the plane was bombed. this after prime minister david cameron and the prime minister of egypt met face-to-face. >> i think it's right to stop our planes from going and stop people from returning until we have the security put in place. >> those concerns as thousands of british tourists remain stranded and causing the lufthansa group to follow the uk's lead, the terror group in the sinai is the suspect and they have posted a second claim of responsibility. >>> the state of pennsylvania could be changing vaccination requirements for school children, the secretaries of health and education announced their proposed provision, they want to get rid of a provisional period

here's abc's bob woodruff. >> reporter: united states marine corps veteran kristen ennis is on a new mission. she's trekking a thousand mile ace cross britain along with sacrifice of fellow vets who can't walk them anymore, they're placing dog tags with their names along the route. >> i lost 25 brothers. they were killed in action or they came home and lost their fight. >> reporter: kirstie nearly lost her own life in june 2012. she was serving as an aerial gunnar afghanistan when her helicopter went down. >> the first six months after i got hurt, my life fell apart and was falling apart in front of me. i had no job. i had no teeth. i could not xhurchin caught to my family. i couldn't identify who my family really was. so i really, really faced some extreme trials. >> reporter: the crash left her with a shattered jaw, a broken leg, damage to her spine, burns, a hearing impairment, and traumatic brain injury. doctors told her she would never walk again. but she did more than walk. after 38 surgeries to repair her body, it was healing power of snowboarding that gave her life new meanin

overnight come in the next lose of interview with abc's bob woodruff, the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was more likely than not down by a bomb. secretary carter: that is one possibility, and explosive device. i understand that there are other hypotheses. scott: the comments echoing those of other counterterrorism officials. that thereconcluded is a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explicit device onboard the aircraft -- explosive device on board the aircraft. scott: russia's foreign ministry premature statements and that the u.k. has had to share any evidence that the plane was on. british prime minister david cameron and the egyptian president met face-to-face at 10 downing street. cameron: i think he was right to stop our planes from going and this optimal from returning -- stop people from returning until we have the security in place. scott: thousands of british tourists are stranded, causing others to follow the u.k.'s lead and suspend flights out of the airport. the islamic state government in t