but i discovered he was chea >>> so, kendis challenged me to >>> so, kendis challenged me to a spoon off. but i discovered he was cheating and looking for gum to put on the back. >> i'm going to sneeze. it doesn't really work that well when you're -- >> i didn't think you would do very well at that game. >> for sure. >> okay. >>> so next segment, two truths and a why, a woman who ordered pizza but gets something very different and a group of teenagers doing good deeds. >> can those be topped by a talking dog? we have two truths and a why. good morning, will. >> reporter: kendis, diane, you're starving, order lunch it arrives, it's not what you wanted. the worst, right? well, maybe not. a san jose native ordered chicken wings from dominos, but what she got instead was thousands of dollars in cold hard cash. she immediately called the store in hopes of getting in touch with a manager, and eventually, she was able to return the money, but for her good deed, her own employer gave her a week off with pay and dominos is giving her free pizza for a year. talk about taking home some serious

kendis? >> hint. >>> this is abc's world news >>> good morning, i'm kendis >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now." the attacks in the presidential race are getting nastier by the day. donald trump is dredging up bill clinton's past against the advice of key allies, and meanwhile, trump and clinton are hitting the road in the battleground states. >>> the white oklahoma police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man is due in court today. betty shelby is charged with first degree man slaughter in the death of terence crutcher. this is her first court appearance. >>> relatives of a black man sht and killed by police in california want full video of the incident released. they claim the single image of al friend's encounter with officers misinforms the public. >>> and legendary baseball announcer vin skully retires on sunday at the age of 88. he's been the voice of the since 1950. those are some of our t

diane, kendis. >>> thank you. cedar rapids iowa is breathing a sigh of relief as the barriers held back. leaving the downtown part of iowa's second biggest city nearly deserted. the river will remain high throughout the end of the week, but as an official put it, cedar rapids dodged a big bullet. >>> one person's dead after a massive typhoon hit eastern china. the typhoon megi killed four in taiwan before arriving on the the storm brought large waves and strong winds and buildings collapsed, as well. megi is now a tropical storm. >>> billionaire founder of spacex has sights set on the goal of going to mars speaking at a space conference in mexico, elon musk outlined plans for flights to the red planet starting in 2024. >> some of spacex's rockets are still blowing up on the launch add, so musk admits thatting risky, as well. >> basically, are you prepared to die? then that's okay, then, you know, you're a candidate for going. >> okay. >> blunt. musk says it will be an incredible adventure, though, and he sees colo

kendis? >> hint. >>> this is abc's world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> >>> making news in america this flid morning -- deadly crash. a train packed with passengers slamming into a station, parts of the old building collapsing as crews help the injured. what we're learning about the young woman who was killed an the train's engineer. we're live at the >>> overnight, hurricane matthew is exploding in size and strength. the u.s. in its sights. we're tracking its path. >>> major u.s. newspaper breaking its nonendorsement tradition, telling voters to stay away from one of the two candidates. >>> and protests are growing violent after a police-involved shooting. overnight, protesters smashed windows as police used pepper

and kendis. oscar winner, tom hanks, took a break tuesday making his way to capitol hill visiting the nation's capitol to launch a national campaign for military care givers. they are spouses, mothers, fathers, and other loved ones, serving our country not on the battlefield, but in a different way, caring for our wounded warriors at home. the hidden heros campaign raises awareness to nearly 6 million people who care for our injured and ill veterans across the country. one of the biggest names i hollywood chairs it. >> it is one of the greatest love stories ever told, not because of the devotion between them and their veterans, but because of all the sacrifices and heart ache experienced by these hidden heros and their warriors have been made on behalf of each of us. >> reporter: the new initiative created by senator elizabeth dole's foundation was inspired by military families she met when her husband, bob dole, was >> she was, in two words, pretty convincing, and it's hard to say anything to he

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have today's tech bytes. < kendis/2sh)) in today's tech bytes... fitness trackers may not help you lose weight. ((diane vo)) a new study finds people using the trackers lost about five pounds less than those who didn't wear them. kendis one possible explanation: seeing their progress led some people to giving up on your tracker, but not relying on it too much either. kendis/vo)) replacement phones for the galaxy note 7's that can ignite, are available starting today. half a million new samsung smart- phones have arrived in the u-s. ((diane reads)) samsung is also sending out software updates for the note-seven. kendis/wipevo)) and tinder will now help you find your musical match.. with the help of spotify. users can now show off their favorite songs on their profile. ((diane reads)) the profile connects to your spotify account.. so prospective matches can see your most-listened to artists.. kendis/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((diane/2sh)) have a great day. > still ahead on good morning las vegas at 5... why didn't the fbi act in wake of the ne

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.art with people who are clearing out of downtown charlotte after a night of mostly peaceful protests. this follows a midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew imposed by the mayor after two nights of violent protests resulting in dozens of arrests and one death. >> the national guard arrived earlier in the day after the governor declared a state of emergency in the city. we are live in charlotte, and, heather, a different scene from what we saw last night, right? >> reporter: yeah, diane, kendis, things are much calmer now. hundreds of protesters are still defying the order to maintain that city-wide curfew and they are continue to go march through the streets of uptown charlotte. they've been here for hours, at times laying down in the street. while demonstrations have remained largely peaceful, there's been tense moments. at one point, protesters blocked the interstate here outside of uptown. police deployed tear gas to get the crowd to disperse. charlotte meclenberg police say two of their offic

diane, kendis? >> they say there are an estimated 6 million caregivers here in the u.s. >> looking at the former senator, the retired senator, elizabeth dole, looking great considering she's 80 out there trying to help others. so is bob dole. >> apparently the other ladies in the house as tom hanks commented, but he says people may not realize how much small contributions help. in terms of helping care givers, just giving them a ride, helping with groceries, or offering the care giver a job is a huge contribution for an effort like this. >> a good effort. >>> coming up, the return of family game night. >> turning to indoor activities, we check out the latest and funniest games for the whole family that need no batteries and no plugs. >>> "world news now" continues ? >>> with the weather getting cooler and days getting shorter, many of us move activities back indoors, which means it's a great time to resurrect game night. toy insider mom lori shack joins us now with the season's fun funniest games. g

abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have today's tech bytes. < ((kendis/2shot in today's tech-bytes... are there more battery problems for samsung? ((diane/vo)) the federal government is looking into incidents involving phones other than the galaxy note seven. police in florida are investigating whether a galaxy s-7 caused a car fire. kendis but in a statement, samsung insists the battery problems are only for the note, and no other model. ((kendis/2shot)) twitter is crucial test. ((diane/vo)) it will show the first of ten thursday- night football games. you'll need to download the new app that works with apple t-v, amazon fire and microsoft's x-box one. (diane - vo) and a pizza maker in silicon valley is using robots to help make its pies. (kendis) zoom pizza already has the robots doing several steps in the production process. more automation will be added soon. zoom says the robots are being used so more money can be spent on high quality ingredients. ((diane/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. > high pressure and dry air coming together this morning

>> reporter: yeah, kendis, you said it. this is something we haven't seen before, but it's been an unconventional convention. donald trump walking into the spin room last night and telling abc news he didn't bring up bill clinton's infidelities because he says chelsea clinton was in the debate hall last night. but here's what trump had to say last night in the spin room right after the debate. here it is. i mean, i got everything i wanted to say, i got it out other than the transgressions of bill because, you know, she takes all these commercials spending literally hundreds of millions of dollars on commercials and they're lies. they're lies. but i thought -- and i didn't want to do it with chelsea who i think is a wonderful young lady. i didn't want to say what i was going to say with chelsea in the room so maybe -- >> reporter: unclear if a sign that trump about how trump felt supposed to go to last night, he opted out of. back over to you, guys. >> oh, well, that's pretty controversial and hillary clinton did go to a ral

kendis instead, the company will focus on software developments. (kendis/2sh) new details are emerging about next week's (diane/vo) many expect the company to unveil a couple of as well as a new virtual reality platform called "daydream." diane/vo and for all of you who can't live without a headphone jack on your new iphone sevens... your prayers have been answered. a texas hardware developer has made the fuze. kendis same vo the case takes the adapter hardware in the new iphones and builds it directly into the case. the plan is to start shipping those are your tech bytes. ((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. > monsoonal moisture, that wrapped itself around our upper level low, will be and afternoon along with a and 91 degrees. by friday, rain chances hold at year; between 88 and 93 this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it arrive and allow the valley to tuesday and wednesday. sunny skies will be common saturday clear into next week with highs in the lower 80s after monday. here at 13 action news we want so our annual coats for kids dri

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. this may have been the highest rated reality show ever. hillary clinton and donald trump disagreeing over race, jobs, terrorism and temperament. the candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump, walking out on the debate stage shaking hands and taking a fighting stance. their first general election face-off turning contentious and personal quick. >> i have a feeling that by the end of this evening, i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not. >> why not, yeah, why not. >> reporter: it was a spirited debate full of interruptions. >> donald, i know you live in your own reality but that is not the facts. >> but you have no plan. >> oh, i do. >> reporter: slamming each other on issues like climate change, trade, to stop and >> the argument, it's a form of racial profileing. >> no, the argument is that we have to take the guns away from these people that have them and that are bad people that shouldn't have them. >> stop and frisk was found to be unconstitutional

kendis? >> hint. >>> this is abc's world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> this is abc's world news from the mississippi river. it was supposed to be open until october 23rd. but the city says it doesn't expect water to lower for some time. so the city made the decision to close the park early this year. leisure services manager marie ware says this is something campers have come to expect. ware says the city will refund anyone who has paid for more news later here on tv9. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's the top headlines we're following for you on "world news now." the attacks in the presidential race are getting nastier by the day. donald trump is dredging up bill clinton's past against the advice of key allies, and meanwhile, trump and clinton are hitting the road in the battle ground states. >>> the white oklahoma police officer who shot an unarmed black man is due in court today faced with first degree manslaughter in the death of crutch

kendis and diane? >> all right. thanks to elizabeth. >>> in the next half hour, new revelations in the death of jose fernandez. what we're now learning about the tragic boat accident over the weekend and the haunting text messages sent among his friends during his final hours. >>> but first, the tsak-9 named after a begin a new leash on life after retirement. we'll tell you what's next for this very special dog. bomb sniffing dogs patrol security check points at more than 35 airports all across the country. >> but this morning, there's four fewer paws patrolling jfk international. as we find out from kimberly richardson. >> my wife is in love with him, my children are in love with him, i'm in love with him. there's no way i couldn't have him. >> reporter: all that love for this 7-year-old black lab. >> we call it marriage, you get married to your more than any other person in your life. >> reporter: together 24/7, but life changed for christopher nathan and his partner, the k-9 that's officially retired. he's gettin

>> reporter: yeah, diane, kendis, things are much calmer now. hundreds of protesters are still defying the order to maintain that city-wide curfew and they are continue to go march through the streets of uptown charlotte. they've been here for hours, at times laying down in the street. while demonstrations have remained largely peaceful, there's been tense moments. at one point, protesters blocked the interstate here outside of uptown. police deployed tear gas to get the charlotte meclenberg police say two of their officers were sprayed with some kind of chemical agent by civilians and were treated by emergency workers. no reports of any injuries to civilians. as you mentioned, more than 400 national guard troops are here on the ground assisting the police tonight. the city's mayor said the nightly curfew will remain in effect until that state of emergency is lifted. meantime, the family of keith scott says they have seen the and there continues to be two very different sides to this story. police saying the suspect did have some kind of weapon,

you see, kendis, i've got y back. if diane is worried about your cluttered scripts on the desk, tell her it's your art for the moment. >> this is art. >> this right here, this -- >> they're actually pretty neat today. >> i'm always neat. this had part i kind of have messed up, but -- >> you're like monica from "friends." it's the mess in the closet. >>> break news this morning. on "world news now," outrage turning violent in the streets of charlotte, north carolina. >> overnight, protesters clash with police angry over a fatal shooting. at least a dozen officers were injured in the chaos and it comes a few days after the deading police shooting of a man in tulsa. we'll have the this is developing stories. >>> the new york bombing suspect diary where he reportedly praised some of the world's most notorious terrorists. and new video evidence police point to as an array of charges is brought down on the suspect. >>> and we have shocking video captured inside a school showing a teacher in a fistfight with a student. the t

abc's kendis gibson and diane < ((kendis) in today's tech bytes... shares of samsung have plummeted to a two month low. ((diane vo)) the plunge comes after the company issued a blunt warning about its new galaxy note 7 smartphone catching fire. several airlines are telling passengers not to use the phone on board, or to store it in checked bags. ((kendis vo)) electric carmaker tesla is upgrading its autopilot feature, which has been linked at least one deadly crash. ((diane)) autopilot uses cameras, radar and sensors to steer vehicles. the automatic software update ((diane vo)) and m-i-t has a new spin on the phrase "never judge a book by its cover." (kendis reads) researchers have invented a device that can read individual pages, right through a cover.... the camera can read up to 9 sheets of paper.. without flipping a page! ((diane/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. > low pressure from the californian coast slides over the sierra nevada today and sets up shop. rain chances hold well to the north of southern nevada but

i'm kendis. >> and i'm diane macedo. the trump campaign is denying allegations that trump settled lawsuits with money tr his charity. the article says the trump foundation paid more than $250,000 to resolve cases against two -- we have a full report coming up. for an attack on a convoy in syria that killed at least 20 people and destroyed tons of badly needed food, medicine and baby formula. the u.n. sus spepended aid delid to syria following that attack. on. >>> and one air force pilot is dead, after injured after their u2 spy plane crashed during a training mission in northern california. both planes ejected before the impact which started a wildfire. another fire in central california. the can he nyon fire has now grown to more than 10,500 acres, but officials believe they're making pros progress. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and we begin with breaking news on protests erupting in charlotte, north carolina after fatal police shooting. >> quite a scene right now. we want to get to liv charlotte. this

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paul. >> good morning, diane, kendis. we have a bit of a different thing happening for this morning. we have a newly named tropical storm julia was named after reaching land, but we still have the eastern side of this eye when it was actually named a tropical storm with winds at 45 naming of this system. now we're concerned about it continuing to move towards the northwest with significant rain that's going to cover from jacksonville up to savannah, georgia, up to 12 inches of rain courtesy of this newly issued tropical storm. diane, kendis. >> our thanks to paul and at this hour on the other side of the world, the strongest storm of the year so far is barreling down on parts of taiwan and china. it is a super typhoon with winds up to 185 miles an hour and see these are satellite images obviously and taiwan is expected to escape major damage but the storm will soon make a direct hit on mainland china. >>> north carolina lawmaker who voted for the controversial bathroom law is calling on the state to repeal it. they were s

. >> good morning, diane and kendis. while it's not the white house, donald trump has made his park on pennsylvania avenue. as of monday, his long awaited luxurious hotel in the nation's capital is finally open to the public. there's donald trump on friday, getting a last-minute glimpse of the finishing touches, and tweeting out this photo from the visit. he's visited the construction site multiple times this year. in march, joining a press conference by hotel workers. >> the hotel is incredible. when completed, it will be one of the great hotels of the world. that's what we're looking forward to. iconic piece of d.c. real estate just a stone's throw away from the white house, the old post office building, built in 1899, was once washington, d.c.'s main post office. the hotel offering top notch features, take your pick, a package for the presidential inauguration. or a $4,000 night in the former office of the postmaster general. complete with a spa designed by ivanka trump. and don't forget the ballroom. >> by far, the m

((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. chances do extend clear into the overnight and into wednesday morning. light to moderate showers will be common with a small potential for isolated thunderstorms. high temperatures will range 10-20 mph winds will be common with an occasional gust between 25 and 30 mph. winds extend into wednesday where rain chances are moderate early evening, we will clear out the chance for rain but winds pick up for a last push. as it stands, thursday night into friday morning, winds will peek between 25 and 35 mph around 50 mph. this only last into the later morning and then winds will die down just in time for the weekend. high temperatures will be at their lowest of friday; ranging between 77 and 83 degrees. the weekend will yield sunny skies, mild winds, and highs in the mid and upper 80s! still ahead on good morning las vegas at 5.. neighborhood.. and a strange to twist to this story has landed him behind bars. plus--terrorism moves to the forefront of the presidential race. the candidates with

k kendis, diane. >> all right, heather, thank you.n charlotte. >>> the situation is different in tulsa, oklahoma where a police officer faces manslaughter charges in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. >> saying shelby acted unreasonably when she shot crutcher. video shows him with hands up during last of friday's encounter. the district attorney praises the reaction to the killing, calling on residents to remain calm. >> it is the shared responsibility of all who have the ability to control their reactions to do just that. >> crutcher's funeral is tomorrow night. arrangements made for officer shelby's surrender as she faces four years to life in prison if convicted. a judge will decide whether the case goes to trial. >>> police in western maryland say officers there were justified in pepper spraying a 15-year-old girl. officials have released body camera video of sunday's incident. two officers are trying to get that handcuffed teen into the cruiser. she's then sprayed after refusing to put her feet inside. police say she was

kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin, thank you. super typhoon, and this video shows a number of vessels being tossed around by the powerful waves of that storm earlier yesterday along the western coast of taiwan. the heavy winds have knocked out power to thousands. abc easterry moran has more on the damage. >> reporter: the super typhoon was packing some of the strongest sustained winds on record. 190 miles per hour at its height. a wall of water lashed this fishing port, boats pitching in the seas as the typhoon passed directly over taiwan early wednesday. these ships crashed into each other, one almost entirely on its side. a motorist struck by debris, blinding rain and wind downed power lines, crushing this car, toppling trucks, sending these shipping containers tumbling. reports of 25 inches of rain in 24 hours left streets flooded and mud slides blocking roads. this storm is now slamming into still packing wind equivalent to a category 3 hurricane with another typhoon coming just behind it. terry moran, abc news, london. >>> p