as the president explains his debate performance to diane sawyer. >>> deadly collapse. a massive parking garage crumbles. an all-out battle to rescue a man trapped in that wreckage. >>> governor's goof. hoping to ease the meningitis scare, he offers a phone sex hotline, instead. >>> good thursday morning. i'm sunny hostin. >> i'm john muller. rob and paula are off this morning. we begin this thursday with a grim discovery in a desperate search for a colorado girl missing since last friday. >> abc's clayton sandell has been following the jessica ridgeway case from the start. and has the latest on the tragic turn from westminster, colorado. >> reporter: late wednesday night, police announced a body had been found near a park in the denver suburb of or vanna. at this point, they won't a officially confirm it is 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. but multiple sources tell abc news, they believe it is the girl's body. positive identification may take several days. the fifth grader was last seen friday morning as she headed out to her short walk to school. over the weekend, her ba

here is diane sawyer with a look at word news and we'll be right back past their break. >>> this is a special edition of with "world news tonight." blasting the east coast. winds gusting to 86 miles per hour. a crane blown off a skyscraper. the incredible images from americans under siege and entire towns underwater. a house collapsing and a pier crumbling and the dramatic story of the ship that sailed into the heart of sandy battling 18-foot waves until it capsized and sank. a passenger saw a heroic helicopter pilot coming to save them and new york city watching the waters rise. the busiest city in america, landmark like a ghost town and on this night when 60 million americans are feeling the effects of hurricane sandy, the abc news team is out in force in every corner of the storm. tonight, the moment it crashes on land, our team in the storm zone bringing you what's happening at this hour as "world news" begins. >> this is a special edition of the world news with diane sawyer. good evening and welcome to the one-hour edition of world news and as we come on the air, it is happening

and diane sawyer asked what happened in denver? >>> also coming up, how could it happen?st packing an arsenal managed to get on a plane. >>> and just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, tigers. the wild idea, latest up close nature adventure at a florida zoo. >>> we begin with breaking news from colorado. a devastating end to the search of missing 10-year-old girl jessica ridgeway. >> a body has been found in arvada, colorado, a few miles from where jessica ridgeway went missing last friday. sources tell abc news police believe it is jessica. the grim news came hours after investigators cleared jessica's parents. >> i want to come out today and tell you that at this point in the investigation, after thoroughly looking at the parents, we are confident they're not involved in the disappearance of jessica ridgeway. the focus shifts to an unknown suspect as we think she was abducted. >> the day jessica vanished she was supposed to meet up with friends to walk to school together, but she never made it. police say it will take team to get a positive i.d. on th

speaking to diane sawyer, president obama conceded that he did poorly in last week's debate.d the election to romney, the president replied "no." >> breaking news this morning in the search for a 10-year-old girl. her remains were found a few miles from jessica's home. sources tell abc news, it is believed to be jessica. it could take a while to make a positive identification. hours earlier, police announced jessica's parents were not suspects. >> i want to come out today and tell you that at this point in the investigation after thoroughly looking at the parents, we are confident that they are not involved in the disappearance of jessica ridgeway. the focus shifts to an unknown suspect as we think she was abducted. >> a big delay in reporting jessica's disappearance. her mother works overnight and was sleeping when the school left a voice mail saying jessica didn't show up. police were called eight hours later after her mother retrieved the message. >>> now to the house hearing, stemming from last month's attack in libya. a former u.s. security official told lawmakers it was

as the president tells diane sawyer about why he stumbled in last week's debate. >>> and 600 miles per hour on a death defying ride. >> just another day at the office. the best office in the world. >> we are flying high with one ground breaking female fighter pilot. >>> plus, we bite into the most expensive burger on earth. who is buying it? what are the ingredients that get sandwiched inside this gold-leaf bun. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline." october 10th, 2012. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. thank you for joining us. the presidential race is tightening this week with polls shifting in mitt romney's favor as president obama's widely criticized performance at the first presidential debate. my colleague diane sawyer spoke with the president in the first television interview since that night. to find out what happened on stage. >> that debate, what happened? >> well, governor romney had a good night. i had a bad night. >> how bad? >> well not the first time i have had a ba

tonight, my colleague and "world news" anchor, diane sawyer, joins us with the latest in on ongoing abc news series, hidden america. this one, from the streets of chicago. diane, the powerful report we're about to see really takes us inside what can only be described as a hidden american war zone. >> it is true, but we want to say at the outset, as we know, chicago is simply a great city, filled with wonderful people. but as we're going to show you, there are some areas, where small children really do live, as we said, in a kind of battle zone. so, listen to this number. at least 419 people were killed this year, across a dozen neighborhoods in chicago, and that is more than all the u.s. troops killed in afghanistan this year. the cause? rival gangs, creating anarchy. and, so, "nightline" and "world news" decided to try something different, something unprecedented. we gathered 38 members of rival gangs, past and present, from hispanics to their black rivals, to talk about the slaughter and how to make it stop. tonight, in america, tens of thousands of children are living in a war zone.

he and diane sawyer anchor tonight at 9:00 eastern. tune your tv to abc and your digital to get your monday night football fix. and tonight we remember a race in which george mcgovern ran on a campaign of a divisive war. >> i oppose the senseless bombing of china on inaugural day. >> that was 1972, the first time the governor spoke out on the war, mcgovern lost. this weekend, he died at the age of 90. >>> new photos may put to rest questions about the health of former cuban leader fidel castro. this picture appears to show castro on a mini bus, along with several other people, including a visiting official from venezuela. that official confirmed that he met with castro for five years yesterday. and overnight, this photo shows the former cuban president holding a newspaper with friday's date. >>> two americans are among the seven new saints named by pope benedict. the first native american saint from the u.s. and the other is a franciscan nun who lepers in hawaii. >> don't try that at home, folks. >>> well, time now for the weather from

. >> and and how the president sits down with abc diane sawyer and to explain his debate performance. >> and in sacramento good news, gas prices appear to have stopped going up. the bad news >>> good evening, we'll begin with breaking news on bart right now, trouble for people heading to the a's game. >> there are average price of gas has fallen to $4.67 a gallon, san francisco, los angeles and san luis obispo still have prices of $4.70, and higher, oakland and san jess yeah sitting at the state line after rinl there is why prices probably won't come down as fast as they went up. >> you can credit this man representing state independent oil marketers association for stopping gas prices from going higher. and he convinced them to let refiners release winter blend fuels earlier than normal and there is is that fuel merchants purchased expensive gas line. they have to sell that. >> and there is and it hasn't cut production since early august and the company says one unit will be out until the rest of the year. some worry that is a sign, but they are optimistic. >> market is adapted to th

the president gave diane sawyer his advice for joe biden. >> i think joe just needs to be joe. >>> and breaking overnight, a body found. a grim discovery in the haunting case of what happened to 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. police ruling out her parents as suspects. now manhunt is on for a killer. >>> 30 days ago, i walked through these doors and i'm going home. i'm going home. >> homecoming. a huge milestone for robin on her road to recovery. finally leaving the hospital after weeks of grueling treatment. her doctors, friends and family cheer her on. and we have her message for everyone this morning. ♪ hey, hey oh, you feel it now ♪ amen, amen ♪ amen >> going home now! >> whoo! >>> and how is that for a start to the morning? [ applause ] wow. amen. amen, robin. we are so happy for you. everyone on team robin, so thrilled that you are finally home, waking up this morning, after so many weeks in the hospital. we're going to talk to robin's doctor, in just a little bit. we see those fist pumps up in the air. we're going to learn about the next steps in robin's journey. >> she's back. sh

and just before, the president sat down with diane sawyer for his first big interview.e didn't sugar-coat it. he promised to bring a better game next time. and our friend and colleague will be moderating the debate. >>> and we have a big reunion today. "st. elsewhere." >>> and, robin, this is for you. kiss. sam is getting the makeup. >> why me? >> it may not be. >>> we're turning to serious news. a stunning overnight rescue in florida. a man pulled from the rubble, hours after a deadly parking garage collapsed. abc's matt gutman is in miami with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, amy. over the past couple of hours we heard this has shifted from a search mission to a recovery mission. officials here telling us that the last person they felt was trapped in that rubble, may have died. >> we feel at this time, the chances of survival of anyone still left in that debris is minimal. we never want to give up. we never want to end the search. but at this time, we are moving forward with a recovery operation. >> reporter: there's still one person mis

on world news with diane sawyer on abc. krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for schools...from gaming revenues that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. >>> remember the lottery winner who sparked controversy when it was discovered she was on welfare. she was found dead. >> she continued to collect food stamps. friends found amanda clayton dead in her home. she only had $67,000 left. >>> if you can gets through this, you can get through everything. amy and jason wright's dream wedding turned into a nightmare after somebody stole $10,000 in gifts. the couple acci

. >> here is what president obama said to diane sawyer. >> we look forward. it makes you that much more determined. >> the president also accused the romney campaign of confusing voters on several issues, including women's health rights. >> mitt romney spent his day in ohio which is perhaps the most important battleground state of them all. he was northeast of columbus. romney has additional appearances scheduled for the buckeyes state later this week. we invite you to watch the debate right here. you can go to wjla.com/react, and if you have a smartphone or tablets, you can give instant reaction which we will share with people tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the number of a phone sex line. >> a major train route was blocked for hours today. remarkable ways that people made it home. >> in the belfort furniture weather center, cool weather for baseball. let me tell you how i will crereate 12 million jobs when president obama couldn't. first my energy independence policy means more than three million new jobs. many of them in manufacturing. my tax ref

diane sawyer, chris cuomo will take you inside the special storm. that's tonight on abc. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase. and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. >>> move your cars in fells point. there's still a lot of runoff. most of the bay between 7 and 9, except port deposit, which will come later. a few flakes as a party gift from sandy. otherwise, weather gets better over the next several days. >> kids can go trick or treating, hope fli. we'll see if that's still on. >> keep with us all night long for the latest on school clays and close -- delays and closings. >> see you tonight at 11.

president obama and do i an -- diane sawyer. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. >>> contestants whipped up their favorite dishes using squirrel meating. they made things from bacon wrapped squirrel wings to poppers. they eve chopped up whole rodents. >> it has its own unique taste. it has a rougher texture and a game mier taste -- gameyer taste but it's good. >> the winning dish -- squirrel sliders. >> will's not enough bless you's to help this dog. oliver came down with a serious case of the sneezes. she said oliver is sensitive to the black pepper in his family's

. >> right after diane sawyer delivers the news, we'll deliver the list. let's take a sneak peek of the show. >> baltimore makes its way on to a heartbreaking list and we have a list of three fun events happening around town all months long. details coming up on the list at 7:00. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on abc2. >>> here's a look at what we're looking at. >> if you're one of the million with an iphone 5, you may be thinking about buying one soon. the real cost, the things you don't plan on paying but that you need will continue to be business as usual. >> a staple to the community for years. those stories and more coming up on abc2 news at 11. >> can we cut out some of this rain? >> hey, take a look. you can see a couple showers to the south and east. overnight what we're watching for is dense fog. watch out for that. >> watch out for us at 11:00. >> we'll be right back. >> we'll see you then.

. >> diane sawyer. "e.t."ith the latest video and what's next for the victims. >> here's what "e.t." viewers need to know. >>> plus -- ♪ your hometown >> i have already donated to the american red cross. >> to new jersey. >> no electricity. no internet. >> to hollywood. >> videos, pictures. it's horrific. >> how the country is coming together in the wake of the tragedy. "dancing with the stars" champ, an american hero, j.r. martinez. >> how hard is it to look at this photo? >> the shocking pictures that

president obama told diane sawyer information came in, information was put out.coming in from? white house is the only one singing off a different song sheet. the second part, these are people i know. it's something needs to be fixed, it will get fixed. why didn't he say that? >> dana: what was the followup question to that? there were so many openings. there is breaking news. not just an interview okay, let's hit all these things. so then what happened? what went wrong? >> andrea: how can you fix spontaneous attack caused by a video? >> dana: exactly. greg, you had thoughts on this. >> greg: i want to formally apologize to stephanie cutter for discussing a terrorist act. it didn't realize discussing it would be political. i apologize making that an inconvenience for her. every political issue, logically can never be discussed by that logic. this is coming from the administration that to them flossing is a political act. evening they do is political. like i said before, they got to cut her loose. i want to know, you have to think about this. how would this admini

we'll find out where the candidates, presidential candidates next with diane sawyer. we'll see you at 11. >> have a good night. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. incredible opportunity forvoting for qubaltimore.en is an... jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ulman: and increased tourism will mean more business... for maryland's small businesses. jim smith: and instead of marylanders spending... five hundred and fifty million in other states... ken ulman: question seven will keep that m

nightline" michelle obama will tell about her life on the campaign trail as the president tells diane sawyer what he says happened at last week's debate. plus, we are sky high with the first female pilot t >>> when negotiating to buy something, one of the best techniques is to walk away. many times the seller will follow you offering a lower price. >> as it turns out walking away is as good a bargaining technique as it is in person when you are on-line shopping and michael finney is here. >> that's the key right there. this all started when i noticed that i would decide against an on-line purchase and hear from the on-line retailer offering me a better price. could i depend upon it? there was only one way to find out. >> the sound of seven on your side inturns hard at work. i asked noel garcia to go shopping, so they visit the websites of on-line retailers, picking out items and putting them in the cart and going out the checkout process almost. you see, right at the end, just before clicking the buy button they abandon the cart. >> signing up, backing out and then waiting for the e-mail. >>

my colleague diane sawyer will have an exclusive interview with president obama.we'll be with the first lady on the campaign trail.

. >> obama himself made clear to diane sawyer he knew what he had to do. >> is it possible you handed him the election that night? >> no. >> you're going to win? >> yes. >> tonight, could you see that determination, competitive fire. >> you're the last person who will get tough on china. >> romney didn't back down and he adroitly turned the debate back again and again to the grim statistics of the great recession and the recovery. >> he's great as a speaker and describing his plans and his vision, that's wonderful, except we have a record to look at. >> on libya, romney may have stumbled, claiming it took the president 14 days to recognize the attack as a terrorist incident. >> i think it's interesting that the president said on the day of the attack whept on the rose garden and said this was an act of terror. >> that's what i did. >> you said in the rose garden, the day after the attack it was an act of terror? it was not a spontaneous demonstration? >> please proceed, governor. >> i want to make sure get that for the record because it took the president 14 days before he called the

my colleague diane sawyer will have an exclusive interview with president obama.we'll be with the first lady on the campaign trail. >> see you then, thanks. >>> we hope you will check out our friends at "good morning america." and we'll meet you back here tomorrow night.

you can hear from the president himself tonight as he sits down with diane sawyer. >> you can watch the vice- presidential debate tomorrow night at 9 right here on abc seven. we invite you to go to wjla.com on your smart phone, a tablet or browser. we're using new technology on our web site so you can give us your instant reaction to the debate. >> the supreme court is taking up a challenge to a university of texas program that considers race in college admissions. people rallied at the court this morning after abigail fisher filed suit against the school cleaning she did not get admitted because she is white. the university says it uses race and on many factors to determine about a quarter of its incoming classes and that it necessary to have such a standard to provide diversification. people on both sides of the issue are talking about this one. >> i hope the court would not in effect turn back the clock on racial equality and diversity in this country. >> i hope the court rules race and ethnicity should not be considered when applying to the university of texas. >> the justices are n

. >> the president reiterated that message with diane sawyer. >> governor romney had a good night, iad a bad night. >> how bad? >> well, it's not the first time i've had a bad night, but i think what's important is that the fundamentals of what this race is about haven't changed. you know, governor romney went to a lot of trouble to try to hide what his positions are, because he knows that those ideas have been rejected. >> is it possible you handed him the election that night? >> no. >> you're going to win? >> yes. >> joining me now is howard fineman, nbc news political analyst and the editorial director for the "huffington post" media group and the road warrior of debates. coming to us tonight from louisville, kentucky. >> my old hometown, ed. my old hometown. >> there you go. what do you make of the president's remarks there? saying that he was -- on that radio interview, that he might have been too polite against mitt romney? what about that? >> well, that's the most benign explanation he could have given. i think the more important thing was he sounded pretty emphatic when diane

we will have much more on this story coming up on "world news with diane sawyer" at 6:30. >> more news in the trial for the prince george's police officers accused of beating a university of maryland student. it seems to show the students singing happily and appearing to be nonthreatening. he was given no police orders other than a quiet command to back up. the video was shot by another university of maryland student. >> i lost a lot of sleep over it. i really did. it really bothered me. >> the judge threw out the first degree assault charges because they did not hit him over the head. they're still facing second- degree assault charges in misconduct in office. >> tyson's corner can see in it -- expect to see an increase in property taxes to fund the redevelopment of the metro corridor. they approved an 8% real-estate increase as a part of a 40-year plan. residents and developers opposed the move and it will not happen until the end of this year or next. >> a major blow for the u.s. postal service. they will not be able to borrow any more money. they have reached the $15 billion debt l

. >> we'll talk up until the first block of diane sawyer.e'll have her tell what the national outlook is and we'll come right back. >> this is a storm affecting over 60 million people. >> can i get an estimate how much time, ballpark time? >> about two minutes. >> this is amazing. it's kind of, you see it's pivoting around. this will probably come south to north, you know. >> so much information. it's unbelievable. a couple things, first off, the center will be crossing over northern delaware and northern baltimore county. we're going to have a period up to hurricane force winds from now until 6 a.m. so we're far from done. technically we're having landfall occur, don't read much into that. that's not all that critical. one other thing eight to 12 inches of rain. we had about half of that. we're on our way to a foot of rain. if there's any silver lining, the direction on the rain bands, that will help drain the bay and create a blow outside tide for today and tomorrow the winds will not be due north. there's a better chance tomorrow and we'l

diane sawyer gives us a preview 's show.ht' the talk of the day still last night's vice prisons and shall debate. as a vice-presidential debate. we will tell you not only learned in the campaigns but we asked doors, the moderate to tell us what she saw sitting at the table that the rest of us cannot see from home. >> she did a great job, by the way. >> schuster did. you also have to be the -- >> driving at 200 miles per hour concussion. that could play a role in one of the seismic crashes. nascar cost big hero is finally coming forward with it. -- nascar's big hero is finally coming forward with it. >> you can watch those stories tonight after abc7 news. >> 2013 will see the price of sending a letter or package the post office increase again. the cost of a first-class letter up to 46 cents, one penny. coast guard's loss of " a penny to 33 cents. delivery confirmation will now free. d the prices take effect january 27. >> now for the traffic situation his getaway friday. it is beginning to step up. >> they are, especially 395 bounnorthbound. south capitol street is already starting to see

nightline" michelle obama will tell about her life on the campaign trail as the president tells diane sawyer what he says happened at last week's debate. plus, we are sky high with the first female pilot to lead a >>> when negotiating to buy something, one of the best techniques is to walk away. many times the seller will follow you offering a lower price. >> as it turns out walking away is as good a bargaining technique as it is in person when you are on-line shopping and michael finney is here. >> that's the key right there. this all started when i noticed that i would decide against an on-line purchase and hear from the on-line retailer offering me a better price. could i depend upon it? there was only one way to find out. >> the sound of seven on your side inturns hard at work. i asked noel garcia to go shopping, so they visit the websites of on-line retailers, picking out items and putting them in the cart and going out the checkout process almost. you see, right at the end, just before clicking the buy button they abandon the cart. >> signing up, backing out and then waiting for the e-

the president even admitted to diane sawyer that he had a bad day. can biden save the day or will ryan add to romney's recent boost? you have to decide for yourself. watch the debate live on abc7, starting 6:00 tonight. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> ross mirkarimi's as sheriff may not be as secure as he hopes. a san francisco supervisor says she may back a recall effort against him. supervisor kim is one of the four who voted against mirkarimi's removal because the city charter did not clearly spell out terms for removal from office of someone for official misconduct. kim said in an e-mail that her faith in mirkarimi as a person and sheriff has greatly diminished and support a recall effort. >>> assemblyman hill and some san bruno residents plan to appear before this morning's meeting of the public utilities commission to demand open hearings into dealings with pg&e pg&e. the commission is holding proceedings to determine how much pg&e should be fined for the san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010 and how much rate payers would have to pay to fix the

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. >> the president also was asked in that interview by diane sawyer about his performance in last week's performance in denver. he said the issues of the election are still in his favor. >> that debate, what happened? >> well, governor romney had a good night. i had a bad night. >> how bad? >> well, it's not the first time i've had a bad night. but i think what's important is that the fundamentals of what this race is about haven't changed. governor romney went through a lot of trouble to try to hide what his positions are because he knows that those ideas have been rejected. they won't work. and if you make an honest presentation about what he's proposed, he will lose. the american people are not going to go back there. >> tonight though belongs to the running mates. joe biden will face off gong congressman paul ryan making his debut on a national debate stage. the vice president, of course, has more experience. polling shows his opponent has the advantage of popularity. a new poll shows a majority of voters view the vice president unfavorably. the congressman ryan, 40% view him unfavor

diane sawyer asked the president about the white house's initial claims that the incident began with a protest against that anti-muslim video. >> as information came in, information was put out. the information may have not have always been right the first time. look -- diane, these are people i know. and if there's something to be fixed, it'll get fixed. >> reporter: the commander of a security team pulled from libya weeks before the attack said that when he heard about the attack, it was instantly recognizable that it was terrorists. "i almost expected the attack to come," he said. "we were the last flag flying. it was a matter of time." diane? >> all right, jake, thank you so much. >>> and tonight, we also want to pay attention to a very young and very courageous girl struggling for her life. a 14-year-old who decided to take a stand and speak out in pakistan on behalf of all the little girls there who dream of a future, and just want to go to school. she told this to "the new york times." >> i want to get my education and i want to become a doctor. >> reporter: that is malala you