skylar howard airs it to gibson. i think gibson found himself a cheerleader. ouch! . 28-0 west virginia. terps can't get it right. man to beat. ross fumbles the ball. third interception of the day. he had four. he finds jarvis davenport. 46 yard t.d. mountaineers win it 45-6. maryland hosts michigan next saturday. east carolina hosting virginia tech. not so fast. pirates up a touchdown when the quarterback finds jones. worth another look. one-handed touchdown. one final chance for virginia tech. hail mary time. clock ticking down. heaves the ball one last shot. knocks it down, game over. virginia tech to drops to 2-2. uconn hosting navy. navy up 7-3. second quarter finds tillman. reynolds known for his work on the ground. 10 yard t.d. run. second in ncaa history. navy wins. 3-0 on the season. montreal beats d.c. united tonight >> we are going to start off with cloudy skies. a cool start. >> maybe a nice light jacket. it may be starting to feel like fall. that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is next. see you again tomorrow. >> oh, gosh, what a perfect d

>> reporter: the humane society calls it the world's largest wildlife slaughter and opposes gibson's about this stinks. i think it's meant to be done in secrecy. >> reporter: gibson did not follow a normal procedure of introducing early. he took a bill on gambling and gutted it and amended it, turning into the kangaroo bill. he will need a two thirds vote by friday to pass the measure. >> very to get a 54 vote in the state assembly and 29 votes, i believe, in the state senate in order for it to pass. >> reporter: in three days? >> three days. >> reporter: is that a rush? >> no. >> reporter: gibson believes he'll hold a committee meeting. >> sometimes, ten other bills will join them. and it will be a quick hearing. >> reporter: sacramento state government studies professor says gut and amend is a california concept. not seen in other states, or the federal government, that oversight is weakening. >> there used to be a process where they can review the changes and it had to be at least the same topic. that has gone away. if you're going to do a gut and amend, it's disappeared. >> repor

>> reporter: the humane society calls it the world's largest wildlife slaughter and opposes gibson's efforts. >> i think everything about this stinks. i think it's meant to be done in secrecy. >> reporter: gibson did not follow a normal procedure of introducing early. he took a bill on gambling and gutted it and amended it, turning into the kangaroo bill. he will need a two thirds vote by friday to pass the measure. >> very to get a 54 vote in the state assembly and 29 votes, i believe, in the state senate in order for it to pass. >> reporter: in three days? >> three days. >> reporter: is that a rush? >> no. >> reporter: gibson believes he'll hold a committee meeting. >> sometimes, ten other bills will join them. and it will be a quick hearing. >> reporter: sacramento state government studies professor says gut and amend is a california concept. not seen in other states, or the federal government, that oversight is weakening. >> there used to be a process where they can review the changes and it had to be at least the same topic. that has gone away. if you're going to do a gut and am

he's william gibson. this is "overheard". [ cheering and applause ]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. [ laughter ]. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work, and it's controversial. >> without information there is no freedom, and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, it goes to 11. [ laughter ]. [ music playing ]. >> william gibson, welcome. >> thank you. >> so nice to meet you and very nice to have you here. >> very nice to be here. >> and congratulations on this book. >> thank you. >> another big one. a big winner, i think. >> i hope so. >> sell a lot of books. but i think also your fans -- 30 years after "neuromancer", i think your fans are going to see something of a return to form. that's one of the early reactions to this book, is that it feels very much like some of the earlier books that you'v

gibson who has written about the gentrification. good to have you here. i was going to ask you about the in new york. you started giving me some statistics that blew me away. >> it's more about the businesses that are leaving the city, roughly a thousand small every month. eight to 9,000 jobs associated with those businesses closing. about 488 evictions of small businesses every month. a lot of them are immigrant-run businesses, not exclusively, but a lot. ernie: these are frightening numbers. issues. the high rent is a big problem, not only in manhattan, but in >> yeah. the money has been coming to the city for several years, particularly in brooklyn. i would venture a guess you have areas where the rents are higher than sections of manhattan. ernie: tell me something positive. we like to look for that silver lining. there are some things going on we can talk about. share that. >> i think there's artisanal manufacturing going on in the city which is exciting. people roasting coffee beans, doing small scale clothing design and also take back nyc, a group

later, shelton gibson, look at this. i don't think you would have been tackled in touch football.d of day for west virginia. they were rolling. this is how bad it got for maryland. watch shelton gibson make the catch. poor young lady, lookout. she was okay. maryland not so much. they get run over 45-6. ouch. 45-6. maryland hosts michigan next saturday. by the way, that won't be easy. virginia lost friday night and last night to boise state, 56- 14. so on the virginia tech, frank beamer spoiled fans, i'm surprise the losses has the faithful grumbling, sort of one of those surprising losses last year to east carolina. the rematch down in greenville, watch ryan malik right here. the old toe tap by the tight end, 14-0 virginia tech. later on, the pirates who was big today, five yard run. 21 straight points. later on, summers, look at that guy. summer breeze makes me feel fine. 41 yards, east carolina, upsetting virginia tech again, 5-28. navy uconn, that's reynolds approaching the record for most rushing td's all time. here he passes the football. this topper, navy's first touchdown p

i'm kendis gibson. good to be with you all. >>> we have a lot of wildfire action still continuing in the west. the absolute devastation in northern california. ferocious wildfire still burning out of control and whipping out 00 wiping out hundreds of homes. >> more than 60,000 acres have been scorched as thousands of people escape the flames and elderly disabled woman passed away, trapped in her home unable to evacuate on her own. abc's david muir got a firsthand look at the widespread destruction. >> reporter: authorities stunned at the speed and strength of the valley fire. the first moments captured as it erupts on saturday. on the ground they tell us faster than any fire in recent history. families fleeing on the roads as is sky coo disappears filled with smoke. 40,000 acres engulfed in the first 12 hours and the fire is still burning. entire neighborhoods up in flames. this video capturing one person's attempt to escape the flames. trapped by calls of fire in every direction. more than 1,000 homes

new orleans pastor john gibson committed suicide after he was outed as a user of the site from peoplegibson's wife and children sat down with my colleague, cnn's money lori siegel for an exclusive interview and joins us now from new york. just the strength it must have taken for the family to open up. here's her conversation. >> reporter: a pastor, a husband, father of two, a seminary professor with a sense of humor. ♪ >> my dad was a great man. he was a great man with struggles. my dad reached a point of such hopelessness and despair that he took his own life. >> reporter: it was just six days after hackers exposed the names of millions signed up for ashley madison, a website for people seeking affairs. gibson's name was on the list. >> i came home from work, and i began to notice clues around the house that things were not what they were supposed to be. eventually i discovered him and i -- it was a moment i've -- that life doesn't prepare you for. how do you -- how do you tell your kids that their dad is gone and that he took his own life? >> i think that hardest thing for me to dea

>> you do look like a smaller mel gibson. >> moving on. start crushing on every guy i meet and you haven't been spared from my mind. it's really annoying now, especially since i have a boyfriend and can't figure out how to stop this. any advice? >> this happens a lot. my advice is to give in to your desires. head to new york city. i'll meet you at port authority. be sure to bring enough clothes for the weekend but don't purchase a round trip ticket because you won't need it. >> port authority? >> that's where it all starts. >> terrifying. >> for some people, that's where it ends. all right. is that it? we're done. gary, thank you. kimber kimberly, robin kelly, a champ. catherine. the new york city urban debate league. my nephew garrett. the liberal panel, >>> tonight on "red eye" a rand paul aid and a marco rubio staffer in an allout brawl. reagan's 11th commandment didn't say anything about fist to cuff. and why he relates to the character in "citizen cane." and firing waitresses who gain weight. don't worry, patrons. the buffet is open f

you have not seen mel gibson. >> you do look like a smaller mel gibson. >> i tend to start crushing onven't been skired from my mind. it is annoying i can't have a boyfriend and can't figure out how to stop it. >> my advice is to give in to your desires. bring enough clothes for a long weekend. don't purchase a round trip. you won't need it. >> the port authority sfwl ? >> that's where it all starts. for some that's where it all ends. >> is that it? we are done. >> robin kelly, katherine. joanne, the urban de late league, derek the liberal panel. . the constitution grants them that. what do you think? let me know. >>> with the syrian regime, terrorizing its people. >> they use the little poles to hit us and torture us. >> and isis on the rampage as well. >> either we become muslims or pay the tax money they want or they kill us. >> some wonder if america should do more. >> there's a full blown christian genocide. >> with jordan caught in the cross fire. its leader is trying to stand up to them. can america afford to stay on the sidelines? >> kill the bad guys, you kill the bad gu

so much for mel gibson, but for me if was a joke. >> and me. >> you said big deal what do we know? named zeke was dead. she said did you fall asleep again? and then she says oh zeke. we don't know. >> you never know. >> i don't even know what show that was. michelle, you said the emmys were like, screw you, we are going to tell you what happened at the end of all of these shows. but they happened awhile ago. >> it has only been uh year since they shows have wrapped up? >> that's a longtime. >> people are brz. i have watched shows like a year later on netflix. >> but you can't expect -- so what is your cutoff for spoilers, a decade? >> i think you can give spoilers so long as you tell people spoilers are coming which is not what the emmys did. >> i am getting to the mash spoiler. >> you said you didn't watch the emmys. was it because the same reason i didn't? >> i am not a 47-year-old woman. >> what? what about the gay men. >> that's a good point. >> i left out an important deem demographic. >> hang on. >> you just wait. >> you think i will make it that far? >> i recent that. i am 4

gibson from new york is recognized. mr. gibson: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman. i rise today to honor a member of the greatest generation from my district in upstate new york. h.r. 1442 renames the post office in kingston, new york after staff sergeant robert deeths, who was awarded -- dietz who was awarded the medal of honor for his actions in world war ii he hailed from kingston, new york a proud and historical city in new york's 19th congressional district. in march of 1945, he led his squad on attack on a heavily fortified german position while protecting a key bridge. under heavy machine gunfire, sergeant dietz advanced forward, clearing enemy obstacles, preparing a path for his men of his squad and platoon. his selfless act enabled the success of the attack but in the process he made the supreme sacrifice and was killed while valiantly leading his men. last year, i had several local veteran service organizations reach out to me to rename the post office in kingston for sergeant dietz. i thank these organizations, including the kingston veterans association

. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." we say farewell papa francisco. pope francis wrapping up his history-making tour departing philadelphia aboard shepherd one after telling it the faithful to be open to miracles of love. much more from his final day in america coming up. >>> donald trump says some of the working poor would pay nothing under his tax reform plan and unlike his republican rivals, trump is also advocating that the wealthy pay more. >>> the autopsy on bobbi kristina brown has revealed the cause of death but a court order is blocking the medical examiner from disclosing the results at least to the public. the 22-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown died months after she was found facedown in her bathtub. >>> well, last night we were treated to what's called a super blood moon. that is when the earth and the sun and the moon all line up which puts the moon in the earth's shadow. the moon's reddish color happen

you were with charlie gibson at the time.son, and then we brought in peter jennings after. it was shocking. reports came in from all over, and we did not know what could be true and what could be false. tom: the news business changed on that day and in the three or four days following. david: it changed in an important sense that we may have lost. all of us remembered immediately why we were doing what we were doing. there was no question that it mattered. tom: wonderful to have you with us this morning. top headlines this morning with david gura. david: we could see a barrel of oil go for just $20. once again, goldman sachs sees a global abundance. global is trimming its projection to $45 a barrel. it is slashing its 2016 brent crude prediction from $60 a barrel -- from $62 a barrel to $49.50. senate democrats yesterday handed president obama a major foreign-policy victory. a republican resolution phil two votes short of the 60 needed to disapprove of the iran deal. mitch mcconnell says they might try again. we will revisit

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some off the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> cubans are gathering in droves to see the pope after drawing 300,000 to a mass when he touched down. he touched on politics. he sat down for a chat with fidel castro. more on his visit coming up. >>> the search resumes this morning for the last remaining victim of the deadly flooding on the utah/arizona border. 12 women and children were died. the body of one child remains missing. >>> the head of volkswagen says he's sorry. the software in some tests tried to deceive tests. they may have to recall older cars including some audis. >>> the teachers strike in seattle is officially over. union members ratifying a new contract yesterday and voting to end the strike. those are some of our top stories on this monday, september 21st. >>>. >> abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and good morning. we begin this half hour with the pope's ten day trip that will take him from cuba to the united states att

i'm mesh mash. >> i'm kendis gibson. whatever to the good old days of spending labor day at the indian day parade. >> relax and shop. >> or the picnic. shopping, oh, man, one more day to worry about. we're going to get started with those challenging numbers for hillary clinton. bernie sanders is now ahead in new hampshire. >> and in iowa where clinton is campaigning later today, sanders is i can paing the race competitive. here's nbc abc's devin swir. >> reporter: in the polls she's on the way down. but hillary clinton seems to be in high spirits. >> off we go joyfully! >> reporter: despite weeks of tv ads, clinton is sliding in the polls in new hampshire and iowa. where in a hypothetical match-up for the first time, she even trails donald trump. >> it's not about my hair or donald trump's hair. >> reporter: clinton's voice growing hoarse as she gets more aggressive. in new hampshire saturday, unleashing on trump. >> he says he loves women. in fact, to quote him, he "cherishes" us. well, if it's all the same to you, mr.

>> following this mel gibson story he's been cleared by police for an alleged the paparazzo attack. we told tmz that police won't be pressing charges for a female photographer's claim that he shoved her and spit her in a tirade last week. gibson lawyer said that police spoke to witnesses in the area and concluded that, quote, the store is it if a complete fabrication of the truth as stated previously, time for our breakup news avril lavigne calling it quits on their two-year marriage with a picture of their wedding from 2013 she said it was a heavy heart they announce their separation. the two singers spoken about having strict rules for their marriage never two weeks aparts. no drinking when they weren't together. no going clubs without each other. i guess that wasn't enough. it was a chamging year with avril fighting lyme disease he was on tour. phage six chad spotted out at a night club with a mystery woman days before this announcement. couple under pressure for the deflate-gate scandal. okay magazine is a saying that gisele consulted it a divorce lawyer because things have gott

pastor john gibson was married with two children and he took his life six days after the hackers exposedmillions of people who had signed up on the website, and that website for those seeking affairs. >> gibson's name was on the list. and lori seigel spoke to his wife and children, listen. >> reporter: a pastor, a husband, and father of two. a seminary professor with a sense of humor. >> ♪ jesus made this day oh, yeah, oh, yeah ♪ >> my dad was so desperate that he took his own life. >> reporter: it was only a few days after hackers exposed the names of those on ashley madison. his name was on the list. >> i noticed that there were clues around the house that things were not what they were supposed to be. i eventually discovered him, and i was a moment that i've -- that life doesn't prepare you for. how do you tell your kids that their dad is gone, and that he took his own life? >> i think that the hardest thing for me to deal was that he hone honestly doubted the fact that hi would love him enough. >> reporter: in the suicide note, he wrote about being on ashley madison. do you mind shar

>> you do look like a smaller mel gibson. >> moving on.y i meet and you haven't been spared from my mind. it's really annoying now, especially since i have a boyfriend and can't figure out how to stop this. any advice? >> this happens a lot. my advice is to give in to your desires. head to new york city. i'll meet you at port authority. be sure to bring enough clothes for the weekend but don't purchase a round trip ticket because you won't need it. >> port authority? >> that's where it all starts. >> terrifying. >> for some people, that's where it ends. all right. is that it? we're done. gary, thank you. kimber kimberly, robin kelly, a champ. catherine. the new york city urban debate league. my nephew garrett. the liberal panel, fiorina is her poll numbers skyrocket. >>> i'm chris wallace. today the consensus winner of the republican debate, carly fiorina, only on fox news sunday. >> problems have festered in washington too long and the potential for this nation is being crushed. i think trump is a wonderful entertainer. he's been terrific

kendis gibson wears short shorts. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us >>> now," round two for republicans. >> 11 candididates vying for airtime. donald trump was still a big draw. but was he upstaged by the only woman in the pack and did he make nice with jeb bush? ever ready, it's very high an energy, donald. >>> the best moments of the night coming up. >>> and another powerful earthquake puts chile on edge. a rising death toll this morning and a million people out of their homes amid the threat of a tsunami. the quake so powerful it was felt nearly 900 miles away. >>> then a texas teen and his homemade clock ignite a fierce debate about racism and terrorism after he's arrested. authorities say it looked like a bomb. now the president weighing in. >>> then cameras taking you where you've never wanted to go before into th

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. >>> this morning on "world news now," making history. face to face. >> pope francis and his meeting with raul and fidel castro in cuba. the pontiff's unforgettable visit and his message to thousands and his travels today in this communist country. >> new details about the suspected sniper busted after a series of freeway shootings in phoenix. 12 women and children died when their vehicle was swept away. one child remains missing. >>> the head of volkswagen says he's [ technical difficulty ] >>> and good morning. we begin this half hour with the pope's ten day trip that will take him from cuba to the united states attracting a crowd in havana 300,000 strong. >> it was a huge and massive crowd there. pope francis told catholics that they must serve others if they want to be great. and in a subtle jab to communism, he said service is not ideology. but he refrained from any direct criticism of the cuban government. the pope met with the president raul castro and also visited fidel castro at his home where they exchanged gifts. >> the pope ha

. >> i'm kendis gibson.ing us on this thursday. >> you were answering -- i was asking the question, was it helen mirren who starred in "the queen"? i loved that movie. >> it was great. she starred in "the queen" on broadway as well. >> i forgot about that. very good call. a great piece by linsey davis out in london right now, a very special anniversary for the queen. >> absolutely. the queen now the longest reigning british monarch. we're going to get to that, of course. we begin this half hour with the stunning new images we're getting from las vegas showing just how close that passenger jet came to disaster. >> the fire in the engine spreading quickly, burning through the skin of the plane. one passenger seated just behind that wing recording it all. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: exclusive new video from inside the plane. you can hear the engine blow. just moments later, flames shooting through that sooty smoke. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated. >> reporter: even as flight attendants

mike gibson was senior duty officer at the the time of the crash. >> the weather did present a problem an hour and a half in the search. the there was a thunderstorm to the south that was moving up toward their location with lightening. that caused them to come along. they used that fuel and wait forstrom to pass and got right back out. >> reporter: crews found a tire, seat cushion but no large pieces of the plane and no piling. the gibson was one of the rescue mission. >> unfortunately that was not the case today as debris field scattered several miles and search was called off around 2:00 p.m. >> today, if you have gone out there, on the boat or aircraft you wouldn't have known something happened without the presence of the, coastguard and new jersey state police. >> reporter: ntsb is inn charge of investigating this crash. no word on a charge. local aviation expert tells us most likely scenario that happened is at some point during the the flight, moyer became incapacitated and then the plane just continued on, auto pilot until the time of the crash. in egg harbor township, cleve br

mel gibson. yeah, yeah, rugged. >> how about a young mel gibson? >> no, i want the angry one.t one when i leave, he doesn't cry. he calls me names. >> we got to move on. thank you so much, tyrus. always stop by when you're in town because we always enjoy your company. >> and you're my brother from another mother and father. >> that's so true. the similarities are uncanny. all right. stick around, america. we'll be right back. arities are feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. i'm sorta marge... you're not marge? we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote from esurance and get a set of discounts personalized to you, not someone sorta like you. esurance. backed by allst

the last big storm holding together, moved through baltimore, across the bay, north of gibson island and annapolis, they have died out through culpeper and fredericksburg. generally quiet. earlier this afternoon we had big rains, out to the west of us along i-81 east side and southwest of front royal, almost 3 inches of rain fell. there were warnings, we tweeted it out and on facebook earlier this afternoon for frederick county in virginia, everything is quiet now. muggy tonight, little patchy fog late, in fact, if you had a shower, you have a good chance of getting patchy fog. bus stop temperatures 68-80, perhaps isolated shower around 9:00, not a big deal, just muggy. and then hot again tomorrow with some thunderstorms, but more storms on friday and some of those could be heavy. cold front will sink down from the north and that will give us a much better chance of widespread activity. 10:00 tonight, maybe you want to walk the dogs, sparky, 75 leesburg, 72 gaithersburg, 73 buoy, 80 downtown. by morning, we are looking at temperatures, upper 60s low 70s, partly cloudy skies. by 9:00

>> we are all carrying a pretty impossible load, miss gibson.robably not doing the best job as principle as i can, but i'm trying the best i know how. that is what expected of all of you. >> the best a teacher knows how -- playground supervision, hall duty, cafeteria monitoring, crosswalk guard morning and afternoon, working late each day to catch up, yet test papers and reports piling up. >> here's another one we need to work on. let's all think of the difference between these two sounds. jennifer? can you give us a word with this sound? that's not fair, children. wait until you are called on. i'm going to say a word. see if you can tell me if you hear this sound in the beginning, middle, or end of the word. draw. kassie? now remember, give kassie a chance. >> kassie takes too long. >> please remember to tidy up your desk before you go, children. >> ms. roberts, i'm still having trouble with my reading. >> i wish i could help you today , kassie, but i have hall duty. >> oh. >> no, better let her go. kassie needs help, but so do others, and with

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson.orning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's a look at our top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> the county clerk from kentucky jailed for refusing marriage licenses to gay couples has been freed. a judge says if kim davis interferes with the issuing of licenses, she could be thrown right back into jail. more details coming up. >>> in an exclusive interview with abc news, hillary clinton apologized for her use of a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. she says she takes full responsibility for the mistake. hear more of david muir's interview later in our broadcast. >>> apple today expected to announce upgrades to iphone 6s, a major overhaul for apple tvs, and possibly some new ipads. even siri. the iphone personal assistant may be enhanced. >>> and at the u.s. open last night, it was serena williams beating her older sister venus in the women's quarterfinals. she improved to 9-5 against her sister in grand slam matches. those a

. >> i'm kendis gibson. the severe weather disrupting labor day plans for millions of americans. >> let's look at the radar. damaging winds, hail, and torrential downpours. >> in iowa this mork, flash flooding after nearly six inches of rain fell in just a matter of hours. the water partially covering that suv's tires. >> the time lapse showing a supercell forming. mollry cochran is tracking it all. >> for the labor day hol day we're looking at weather that could impact plans here. severe thunderstorms possible from kansas city into lincoln, nebraska. right on the brim of omaha. and flooding downpours across central iowa. we could see one to three inches of rain by the time all is said and done. meanwhile, across the northeast, it's unusually warm. we just have the heat and humidity returning into the region. so hopefully, you didn't put the a/c away quite yet. meanwhile, we keep an eye on grace. it will continue to push to the west. right now, just disturbing some fish. mara and kendis back to you. >>> we s

gibson does a series of high intensity intervals for seven minutes. >> how many calories do you thinkurned? >> i would go with 100. >> reporter: his actual number of calories burned -- 72. experts say this overestimating can potentially lead to overeating, revealing a hidden reason weight loss can be so tough. >> it takes a long time to burn a lot of calories and a very short time to eat those same amount of calories. you may go for a run, you burn 500 calories. you could really eat that in probably 30 seconds. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> that is a problem for a lot of people. you work out and think oh, i can afford the chocolate cake now because i ran. and then you defeat the whole purpose. >> but that was such a buzzkill after all we've eaten this morning. >> but you, mr. universe. >> whoo! >> i would like to say -- >> you're here to pump us up. >> i don't know how you guys got one of my selfies. >> we told you a >>> this morning on "world news now" -- tropical trouble. >> the storm system flooding much of the east could be followed by strengthening storm

gibson. >> craig neil gibson >> ronnie e. gies >> andrew clive gilbert >> and my father. there's not a moment that goes by we don't miss you but know we see a little bit of you in the eight grandchildren you've yet to meet but watch over with us every day. i love you. >> and my brother, fdny firefighter. george, you're a hero to our family. we love and miss you terribly. >> timothy paul gilbert >> paul stuart gilbey >> paul john gill >> mark y. gilles >> evan gillette >> ronald lawrence gilligan >> rodney c. gillis >> laura gilly >> john f. ginley >> donna marie giordano >> jeffrey john giordano >> john giordano >> steven a. giorgetti >> martin giovinazzo >> kum-kum girolamo >> salvatore gitto >> cynthia giugliano >> mon gjonbalaj >> dianne gladstone >> keith alexander glascoe >> thomas irwin glasser >> edmund glazer >> harry glenn >> barry h. glick >> steven glick >> john t. gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian fredric goldberg >> jeffrey grant goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> andrew h. golkin >> enrique antonio gomez >>

i'm reena ninan with kendis gibson joining us. >> we're paying attention to all the developments with apple yesterday. and you know, it sounded like a big thud. we'll get into the details. >> you're not. >> the reviews were not all that great. we're going to get started this half hour with the string of shootings that put drivers in the phoenix area on edge. >> after ten shootings along a busy freeway and another incident yesterday, police are asking commuters to look for anything or anyone suspicious. here's abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: phoenix is a city on edge. the driver of this white pickup truck the latest hit with a projectile on interstate 10. officials are now investigating this case along with ten other incidents just in the last 11 days. >> that's terrorism. they're trying to frighten or kill somebody. >> reporter: the shooting spree started august 29th along this short eight-mile span of i-10 the major thoroughfare through phoenix, arizona. this police sergeant's window was struck. before that, a bullet went through this windshield injuring a 13-year-old girl and this t

. >> i'm kendis gibson. you know the whole thing about when you're doing your drinks with somebody else? >> cheers. >> you're going cheers, you're supposed to do it. >> really aggressive. >> you're supposed to do like eye contact. >> that's good luck. >> at what point does it become a loving look as opposed to an adversarial look? >> i don't know. you've got to dig deep into that one. >> adversarial with vladimir putin and the president yesterday when they were doing cheer. >> it wasn't coffee though. it was bubbles. >> and that's where we're starting today with the high stakes face-off at the united nations between president putin and as well as president obama. of course, they were clarking over the tensions with syria and the first formal meetings in two years. >> the first form the one. they shared several awkward moments. this is what we're talking about. a glum handshake and this. they're calling it a steely eyed toast. i don't know. they delivered dueling speeches sharply disagreeing on the future of

gibson's name was on the list. >> i came home from work and i began to notice clues around the housethings were not what they were supposed to be. eventually i discovered him and i was -- it was a moment that life doesn't prepare you for. how do you tell your kids that their dad is gone that he took his own life? >> i think that the hardest thing for me to deal with was that he honestly doubted the fact that i would love him enough. >> reporter: in his suicide note, gibson wrote about being on ashley madison. >> do you mind sharing what a he said in that note? >> he talked about his depression. he talked about having his name on there. he said he was just very, very sorry. he poured his life in to other people. somehow or another, he couldn't extend that to himself. >> facing the harsh reality of loss, she said there is also forgiveness. >> it wasn't so bad that we wouldn't have forgiven it and so many people have said that to us. but for john, it carried with him such shame. he just couldn't see that. >> reporter: with the hack that left 32 million names of potential adulters expose

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning.dis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan with the top stories on this friday. on "world news now." >> picking up momentum. the gop candidates are hitting the ground running after their second debate. carly fiorina enjoying her newfound popularity while donald trump is facing yet another controversy. but will it cost him in the polls? >>> the death toll rises from the destruction from wildfires in california. two more bodies found in burned out homes bringing the total number to five. those fires still burning, and two others are missing. >>> bowe bergdahl could testify today to determine whether he will be court-martialed for deserting his unit in afghanistan. big box r -- bergdahl spent five years as a taliban captive before being freed in a prisoner exchange last year. >>> and golfer jordan spieth nailed a hole in one at a tournament in illinois. that will shot going in from 186 yards away. it was spieth's fourth ever hole in one, his first was when he was 14 years old. those are some of our t

i'm kendis gibson. >> and is it amok or amuck? i'm kayna whitworth. >>> a potentially seri lly seri. tropical storm joaquin. the entire east coast has to pay attention. some computer models are agreeing it could affect the mid-atlantic or at least northeast by this weekend. so it's many days away, but things can change. still it's one to watch. >> the more immediate concern, this system right now in the gulf of mexico torrential downpours in the south, the florida panhandle receiving a foot of rain. >> well, take a look at this video that was just in, overnight in southern alabama. cars flooded in a parking lot. accuweather's molly cochran is tracking it all. good morning, molly. >> thanks, kendis and kayna. we continue to watch tropical storm joaquin. likely to strengthen over the next couple of days, as it is over some warmer water, either way going to be feeling impacts along the coast, rough surf and rip currents and could potentially bring moisture to the northeast by the later half of the week. tropical moisture gets slurped

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. >> i'm kendis gibson. we do thank you for joining us on day one on monday. what a fun weekend it was all throughout the east coast, of course, because you had the pope with hundreds of thousands of people seeing him and enjoying this pope. >> absolutely. it's been a fantastic time i know. that's our top story here today. pope francis arriving back in the vatican. you mentioned he had just entered european air space. >> he did. he did. >> it's been a whirlwind tour of three major american cities. people of all faiths moved by his message. >> the pope's final wave at the philadelphia airport came on a day he apologized to the church sex abuse victims, delivered a warning to the american bishops, and embraced jail inmates. abc's terry moran leading us off. >> reporter: he made his way through the streets of philadelphia. the crowds thrilled but smaller than expected. smothering security shut this city down. but this was the main event for francis. the families so close to his heart. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "love is shown by little things, he

i'm kendis gibson. we say good morning to you. >> i am reena ninan. it's hard to not pay attention to today being september 11th. i was looking at a fantastic piece of journalism by peter baker in the "new york times." he got the e-mails from the bush administration during 9/11 that day. it was fascinating, among them mary madeleine, the counselor to vice president are dick cheney at the time got something from a conservative writer saying today is pearl harbor at 9:20. and then to condoleezza rice from the european union saying all my friendship and friendship today. >> 14 years later still a lot is coming out about that day. we all remember where we were. i was in new york city. i remember hearing the fire trucks go down eighth avenue that day. lots of memories. >> and lots of incredible survivors who have made such an incredible journey to bring hope to such a horrible situation and to honor those people. and unfortunately, we're going to kick it off today with new security threats. this time also from al qaeda. on then 14th anniversary of the 9/11

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm kayna whitworth.ollowing for you on "world news now." first of all, a rare face to face meeting with president obama and president putin -- squaring off, dueling speeches, stony glances and icy handshakes. both still far part how to end the blood shed in syria. details straight ahead. >>> donald trump's tax reform plan is being greeted with skepticism from many tax experts they say cutting taxes for middle-income americans will add to the national debt. trump says that won't happen. >>> the former prison employee who helps two murderers escape will serve two years behind bars at least. a tearful joyce mitchell pleaded for mercy during a hearing yesterday saying she made a horrible mistake. >>> it's national coffee day. some dunkin' donuts and krispy kreme locations are offering free cups of java for patrons. and mcdonald's. others are cutting prices on their coffee items. those are some of your top stories on then tuesday, september 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we say good tue