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. >> as we say good morning on a friday, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm marci gonzalez. >>> we begin with a devastating wildfire that's racing through the sierra nevada foothills in northern california. >> flames have leveled dozens of buildings and left tens of thousands of people only minutes to escape their homes. now,avbeinju f.t areas is in the butte county town of paradise. the entire population of 27,000 people forced from their homes. overnight a fast-moving wildfire in northern california exploding in size driven by winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. the so-called camp fire is burning the equivalent of 80 football fields per minute forcing the evacuation of entire towns. reports of residents rescued from their homes and people abandoning their cars on clogged roads. >> go, go, go, go, ,go. hurry up, people. go. it's getting hot. >> reporter: this man recording his escape in near blackout conditions. dozens evacuated from this hospital where at least one building was consumed by flames after reports that some people were trapped in the hospital's basement. >> we've got four peo

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez. we begin with that historic storm blasting the country with up to a foot of snow, ice and freezing rain. >> the early season nor'easter moved in with intensity from the midwest to the carolinas and up to new england where rain, sleet and snow is causing havoc again this morning. the timing couldn't be worse for cities like new york. wall-to-wall commuters cramming into the port authority bus terminal there waiting hours for delayed buses to take them home and more chaos expected today. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. good morning, kenneth. da. you guys know it, quite a mess throughout the northeast here. it took people hours to get home. the day is starting out with more travel problems after this storm wreaked havoc. overnight, that nightmare november nor'easter. >> watch out. >> reporter: causing treacherous conditions and emergencies up and down the coast. new york city paralyzed caught off guard by the early season winter storm which took down trees and caused gridlock for hou

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lynda lopez. >>> and we begin withwinter awa. >> a powerful storm is moving from the deep south into the snow, sleet, ice, as well as flooding rain and threatening to make a mess of this morning's commute. this morning, more than 100 million americans bracing for a winter-like wallop. this storm already turning deadly. this tour bus losing control on an icy highway near memphis flipping over killing two senior citizens. more than 40 other people injured. >> it was scary, i mean, watching the bus, it's like it spined once then the next spin, it started picking up speed. >> reporter: farther south the storm shattering records. parts of louisiana getting their earliest snowfall in 68 years. overnight it is expected to have as much as 6 inches of snow and from georgia to the carolinas it's the rain causing problems. this woman already paddleboarding in her backyard. >> the banks broke then when we woke up the next morning, it had completely engulfed the orm zon. a car dealer rushed to move 600 cars off his lot worried about flooding today from a nearby creek. >>

i'm kendis gibson. >> good morning. i'm lynda lopez. we begin with breaking news.ew fire burning out of control in california overnight forcing more families to flee their homes. this fire erupted near a freeway in san bernardino county where people packed up their cars to escape the fast-moving wall of flames. >> and cameras caught the moment a palm tree was catching on fire. you can see the embers there just flying off in the wind. the statewide death toll from these historic fires is now 50 with the bodies of 6 more people found in the rubble. this morning, the terror rages on in southern california. >> the terrain is too steep. you can't get hand crews in here now. >> reporter: with an all-out aerial assault on new flare-ups surrounding the woolsey fire. but to the north the new battle is how to recover from the devastation. in the charred remnants of what was once the town of paradise, small reminders still stand, a sign, a steeple, a flag post. >> i should have been there. >> reporter: with hundreds of people unaccounted for, the search for loved ones is beco

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm marci gonzalez. we begin our special election coverage with the split decision on congress. democrats have won control of the house for the first time in eight years, but the senate remains in the hands of republicans. >> firmly in the hands of republicans. here's a breakdown at this hour, in the house democrats now have at least 222 seats. only 201 was needed for control. and now the new makeup of the senate, so far it's 43-51 in favor of republicans who have gained two seats so far. red firmly in control there. one high-profile senate contest remains undecided this morning. it's in florida between the democratic incumbent bill nelson and the state's current republican governor rick scott. >> meanwhile, the race to replace rick scott as florida's governor has been won by republican ron desantis. abc's whit johnson is in florida for us this morning. >> reporter: kendis and marci, i'm here in tallahassee outside what was andrew gillum's headquarters on election night. he conceded the race to republica

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm marci gonzalez.verage with the split decision on congress. democrats have won control of the house for the first time in eight years, but the senate remains in the hands of republicans. >> firmly in the hands of republicans. here's a breakdown at this hour, in the house democrats now have at least 222 seats. only 201 was needed for control. and now the new makeup of the senate, so far it's 43-51 in favor of republicans who have gained two seats so far. red firmly in control there. one high-profile senate contest remains undecided this morning. it's in florida between the democratic incumbent bill nelson and the state's current republican governor rick scott. >> meanwhile, the race to replace rick scott as florida's governor has been won by republican ron desantis. abc's whit johnson is in florida for us this morning. >> reporter: kendis and marci, i'm here in tallahassee outside what was andrew gillum's headquarters on election night. he conceded the race to republican ron desantis, his challenger. d

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez. we begin this morning with the historic wildfire emergency in california and the death toll rising overnight. 31 people are now confirmed dead statewide. more than 100 are still missing. >> the so-called camp fire is now tied for the deadliest in california history, and it's already the most destructive with an entire town leveled. look at those scenes. now the columns of smoke are visible from space, blowing out to sea from both northern and southern california where one fire is now 15% contained, but today more heavy winds are expected. >> reporter: this morning, historic wildfires burning on both ends of california. >> right now we're seeing a great retardant drop. >> reporter: in the south, more than a quarter million people have been ordered to evacuate. officials here describing a hurricane of fire obliterating entire neighborhoods. >> when you come up into this community now, it looks like, you know, it's a war zone, just demolished, burnt up houses. >> reporter: watch as the i

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm linsey davis. we begin with the abc news exclusive overnight one-on-one with president trump just days before the high taiks midterm elections. >>> he is keeping immigration front and center, annocing a troops to the border and revealing a controversial new campaign ad which some are calling racist. >> the biggest headline is how the president responded when we asked him whether he is always truthful. abc's lana zak begins our coverage from washington. good morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, linsey and kendis. it's officially november. that means we are five days away from the midterm elections, and president trump insists he's not fearmongering even as he plans that major force of military force at the southern border. in the final push towards election day, president trump says he'll send three times the number of u.s. military personnel currently in iraq to the southern border. >> we'll go up to anywhere between 10,000 and 15,000 military personnel. >> reporter: in an exclusive int

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lynda lopez. we begin with the last-minute scramble for votes with control of congress hanging in the balance. >> with that indeed, president trump is closing out the final day of the midterm campaign season with stops in three more states. democrats are hoping to flip the 23 seats they need to take over control of the house, but gaining two must-have spots in the senate is an uphill battle. >> abc's stephanie ramos has the latest from capitol hill. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: lynda and kendis, good morning. it is the final push to one of the most contested midterm elections in history. president trump campaigning right up until the very last minute while former president barack obama doing the same, stumping hard across the south and the midwest. both of them and their parties trying to do as much and trying to get as much support as they can, right up until the election. the president is closing out the midterm campaign with a mad dash, campaigning today in ohio, indiana and missouri.

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm linsey davis. we begin with president trump's closing argument ahead of election day taking his new plan to crack down on illegal immigrants directly to as many voters as possible. >> in a pitch to supporters in missouri last night, the president continued to stoke fears about that migrant caravan heading north to the u.s. he's now proposing a major change at the border while suggesting that migrants could be shot if they pose a danger to u.s. troops. abc's lana zak is covering it all from d.c. good morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and linsey. president trump says that he will change the rules of asylum saying that he will deny asylum to anybody entering the country illegally. instead he argues that they must present at ports at entry where he says they will be held now in tent cities. >> we're not letting them into our country. >> reporter: just days before the midterm elections, president trump is campaigning hard against a group of migrants seeking asylum and illegal immig

. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm marci gonzalez. more than 105 million americans are expected to vote in today's midterm elections. that would be the highest turnout for a midterm this century.the white house early t morning after a string of rallies wrapping up his final pitch to voters in missouri. 36 million people have already voted early. that's nearly double the amount from four years ago. >>> this morning a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the capitol where control of congress hangs in the balance. that's where abc's stephanie ramos begins our coverage. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, marci and kendis, good morning. well, the battle for this midterm has come down to immigration for republicans and health care for democrats. the president really in the end motivating people from both parties to go out and vote. today, president trump spends election day at the white house. he's back from his 44th rally of the 2018 campaign cycle. >> this is my last stop, right? >> reporter: in missouri he laid out the stakes of the e

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lynda lopez. >>> we begin with the breaking news overnight, the wildfire disaster in california that is now the deadliest in state's history. >> at least 44 people have been killed. 42 of them have died in the historic fire north of sacramento. president trump has now approved a federal disaster declaration for three counties in that state. more heavy winds are expected this morning as we hear more remarkable stories of survival and heroism. the terror. >> please, dear god, let me get out of this, please, please. >> reporter: the destruction. >> the fire was above us, the s. i meanwee tallsurrndteheason >> everybody i know lost everything. >> reporter: overnight the wildfires raging in california becoming the deadliest in state history. they're already the most destructive. in the north the death toll for the so-called camp fire now jumping to at least 42 with hundreds missing. in the south -- >> we're on highway 118 here in the simi valley. and just look at all of the smoke here. authorities are trying to put this fire out. right now you can see the helicopter. th

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning i'm kend kepd. ke kend kebd.they've seen no indication the u.s. election infrastructure has >>> they see no indication the infrastructure has been compromised but say russia is still trying to influence how americans vote. >>> the pentagon says navy recognizance plane had every right to fly over the black sea near eastern europe and the fighter jet had no right to buzz it twice. they call it safe and irresponsible. >>> a gofund me page for a california teacher after allegedly fighting a student has raised nearly $70,000. the teacher says he is grateful the support he has been receiving. >>> and an iowan with six grandchildren has stepped up to claim her half of the powerball jackpot. she's set she she's set up a foundation and will replace her ford fiesta. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, november 6th. we do have a fancy election type head quarters as you can see. the big wall. everything's lit up. your voice, your vote. >> so different from the usual set. >> we brought in marcy just for the big

i'm kendis gibson. >> >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm janai norman.lines we're following this morning on "world news now." president trump is making it clear that he is not ruling out a possible pardon for former campaign chairman paul manafort. it follows the revelation that manafort has been feeding trump information about the russia probe. >>> west coast residents are preparing for heavy rain and snow as well as the possibility of flash flooding and mud slides. wildfire devastated areas are at risk. a massive storm is coming ashore overnight. >>> life expectancy in the u.s. is down again, largely because of suicides and drug overdoses. we're in the first downward trend since world war i and the flu epidemic a century ago. >>> and it's lit. the national christmas tree, that is, in washington. 96th consecutive year the president has taken part in the lighting ceremony, but it was the first lady this year who threw the switch. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, november 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> she threw

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm janai norman.e some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> republican cindy hyde-smith will continue to serve as one of mississippi's senators after winning a special runoff election. she said she's ready to work for everyone in her state following a racially-tinged campaign. full details coming up. >>> indonesian officials have released their report on a deadly crash of an american-made boeing jet. preliminary findings show the pilots struggled to control the aircraft from the moment it left the ground. >>> three current and former chicago cops are on trial for allegedly covering up details of the fatal shooting of laquan mcdonald. the prosecutor says instead of serving the public, they protected the cop who killed the black teen. >>> a southern california businessman has given $1,000 each to the students and the staff of the high school in the burned-out town of paradise. he says he wants to restore to them some of the happiness he felt in high school. those ar

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm janai norman.p headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> the online black friday deals are officially here but do brick and mortar stores have better deals today? the best shopping strategies coming up. >>> house republicans have subpoenaed former fbi chief james comey to answer questions about the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. they're planning a closed-door hearing but comey says he wants it out in the open to the public. >>> overnight, a charter bus carrying members of the university of washington marching band rolling over and landed on its side while traveling on an icy stretch of road. at least 25 students were treated for minor injuries. >>> in toronto, three jewelry store employees used swords to stop a robbery. the suspects were using what appears to be a hammer to break in. once confronted, they fled the scene. police are searching for them still. wow. little did they know they'd meet like a samurai. >> samurai. >> what in the world, toronto? those are our top

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning on this friday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm linsey davis.e some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> it's been a deadly week for school bus accidents. five students have died in four separate accidents in indiana, mississippi, pennsylvania and florida. at least five other children have been hospitalized, too, with serious injuries. >>> the election countdown. president trump holding rallies in west virginia and indiana today. the vice president will join him in the hoosier state. >>> and former president obama hits the trail in georgia for gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. >>> google employees around the world took to the streets, walking off the job to protest the company's alleged mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations. this follows a report that the company ignored accusations against senior executives. >>> it is time to fall back. don't forget to turn your clocks back tomorrow night before you go to bed. daylight saving time ends tomorrow night, except in arizona which doesn't take part. t

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with your gma first look, kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> new details about who executed threeen in yountville earlier this year. five hours before the shooting, he looked up a "washington post" article about the san bernardino terrorist attacks. he also looked up articles with titles like murder-suicide, when killing yourself is not enough. he reviewed videos of we have the full report posted on abc7news.com. >>> a major donation from salesforce ceo mark benioff turn a shut erred hotel into affordable housing. it was announced at a news conference with mayor london breed yesterday afternoon. the bristol is located near mason and eddie streets. instead of turning it into market rate housing, the 60 units will rent for less than $700 a month. >> we need a path to no homelessness in san francisco. that means every homeless person needs to get a home. >> this is a 20-year lease. and the donation covers five years. we will need to make sure that the rest is covered. >>> benioff said when it comes to ending homelessness, it doesn't take miracles. it takes money. what do you know, sa

with your "gma" first look, kendis gibson, abc news new york. >>> google is expanding its office space in sunnyvale. the mercury news reports the company bought the chesapeake complex near moffett park and caribbean drive. close to 270,000 square feet of space. google has been buying space in the moffett park area since 2016. google's mega-campus in san jose, and the city council is voting to sell $110 million in property to google. there will be two more years of planning, design and review before the city gives its final approval. google plans to build near the diorodon station. >>> the city of san francisco may be dealing with a legal battle over prop c. nearly 60% of voters approved the measure to tax wealthy businesses as a way to fund homelessness but one corporation claims it needs two-thirds of the vote to pass. the city is waiting to see if opponents will take any action or possibly file a lawsuit. the mayor's office says if no one does, the court will validate the measure with the tax beginning as early as january new happening today, a popular san francisco bar celebrates it

i'm kendis gibson. >>> here are some of the top headlines. hundreds of more u.s.head to yoousz boarder following the controversial clash. mexico wants the u.s. to look into their use of tear gas. >>> president trump hoping to get the republican senate candidate, cindy hyde-smith over the finish line. and mike espy is making a tough run in today's run off. >>> next time you see romaine lettuce in the store, go ahead and buy it. it will come from different parts than california where the lettuce was born. frfrs. >>> major retailers have turned this into cyber week. that follows what may have been a record setting sthoort cyber sales week. those are some of our top stories this tuesday, november 27th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and this tuesday is a great time to buy travel. or airplane tickets. >> especially this tuesday. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the chaos at the southern boarder. >> many are heading to the crossing. rushed by rump says u.s. very tough people had to react firing tear gas and pepper spray. >> and athe united s

i'm kendis gibson. >>> good morning. kbd kebd. >> and i'm janai norman. >>> we've got the forecast as many americans hit the road. >> the first two commercial stores to sell legal recreational marijuana in massachusetts will open this morning. they'll be the first to operate can anywhere in the eastern half of the united states. >>> the rams and the can hes actually exceeded all the hype in an epic monday night football game. they combined for more than 1,000 yards of offerense. l.a. scored the final winning touchdown. final score, rams 54, chiefs 51. >>> and president trump is poised to granted two more pardens today. this time he's doling out mercy to the national thanksgiving turkey. a pair off birds named peas and carats are vying for the title but both will be spared. we're going to check out their hotel room, by the way. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, november 20th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> yeah. >> what did they say? >> what do the turkey's say? >> we'll find out

i'm kendis gibson. >> remembering all 12 of those lost.e say it was a marine combat veteran who opened fire. a full report ahead. fled their homes and thousands of structures have burned to the ground. the latest details ahead. >>> sources say robert mueller is writing his final report on the russia investigation. and protesters rallied against his new boss, matthew whitaker. but he is not expected to recuse himself. >>> the president leaves for france to mark the end of world war i. he will attend a military parade during his trip. he likes military parades. those are some of our top stories this friday, november 9th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we have a big holiday, veteran's day here on sunday in the u.s. a lot of activities taking place this weekend. but we're going to start this half hour with the latest from southern california. those people massacred at the southern california bar packed with country music fans, just out there for a good time. >> friends, relatives and strangers gathered in thousand oaks last n

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm janai norman.some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> president trump is holding private meetings with a series of world leaders at the g20 summit in buenos aires but vladimir putin is no longer on the list. that face-to-face abruptly cancelled with a tweet, even before air force one touched down. >>> well, the president is also railing against former fixer michael cohen who just pleaded guilty to lying to congress. cohen now says discussions about building a trump tower in moscow lasted up to just months before the election. >>> newly released body cam footage shows a sheriff's deputy helping four nurses escape as this month's deadly northern california wildfire began raging. the deputy's car had just broken down but he still headed toward the danger. everyone survived the incident. >>> and the new orleans saints' ten-game winning streak came skidding to a halt in dallas. the cowboys held the high-powered saints to their lowest point total in four years in a

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm linsey davis.some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> five days to go. president trump is ramping up his hard line stance on immigration, slamming the migrant caravan and vowing to send up to 15,000 troops to the border. he's delivering his message directly to supporters. making stops in eight states before election day. >>> funerals for three more synagogue shooting victims will be held today while they're alleged killer is arraigned. he has been indicted on 44 counts, including murder, hate crimes and weapons charges. >>> strong winds in barcelona pushed a large passenger ferry off course and into a crane on this dock. it fell over sending workers scrambling. four containers also fell off the ferry and burst into flames. no one was injured. >>> and the royals' tour is finally over. harry and meghan's 16-day attempt at reconquering the south pacific for england is now over. they've boarded a flight back to the uk. those are some of our top stories on this thu

. >> and i'm kendis gibson.are some of the top headlines we'rfoth morning on "world news now." >>> president trump is under fire for refusing to take action against the saudi crown prince over the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. in the meantime, a new report says he did want to punish hillary clinton and jim comey and asked about ordering the justice department to prosecute them. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg says he has no plans to step down despite his company's recent scandals. in a new interview, zuckerberg also admits facebook missed something really important when it came to russian interference in the 2016 election. >>> hundreds of people are still missing after the deadly camp wildfire in northern california. the death toll now stands at 81. dozens of people are still in tents in a walmart parking lot even though rain is on the way. >>> and thanks to president trump, these two turkeys won't be going under the carving knife. peas and carrots and the feon thiesy, november 21st. >> a lot of a

. >> and i'm kendis gibson.orning on "world news now." >>> white house drama. a top administration official has been removed from her post after crossing the first lady. and more high-profile departures may be on tap pretty soon. we'll have a full report straight ahead. >>> the attorney for adult film star stormy daniels has been charged with domestic violence. michael avenatti says he never has and never will strike a woman. he claims the allegation was fabricated to hurt his reputation. >>> vice president mike pence had a brief conversation this morning with russian president vladimir putin. the two men greeted one another with a handshake at th southeast asian summit in singapore. earlier, pence said america wants cooperation in the region not control. >>> and the nashville night was filled with music and stars, chris stapleton was the big winner and he helped take the crowd to church in the biggest performance at the cmas. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, november 15th. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc ne

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez.the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> shocking new figures from the devastating camp fire in northern california. the number of people missing has skyrocketed to more than 630 and the death toll has climbed to at least 63. >>> deadly blast. an early storm is slamming the eastern end of the country with heavy snow, ice and rain. drivers were stranded in their cars in the height of rush hour traffic. more than 1,000 flights were cancelled and at least seven people are dead. >>> too close to call. a hand recount has been ordered for the senate race in florida. governor rick scott is leading democratic senator bill nelson by under 13,000 votes, but republican ron desantis appears to have clinched the governor's race over andrew gillum. >>> this was quite a game. seattle quarterback russell wilson leading his team on a late touchdown drive right there to seal a win over the packers. the seahawks 27-24 victory broke a two-game losing streak. those are some o

. >> and i'm kendis gibson.f the top stories on this thanksgiving day on "world news now." >>> president trump is firing back after a rare rebuke from the supreme court chief justice john roberts. roberts defended judicial independence, writing, "we do not have obama judges or trump judges," but the president insists obama-appointed judges are making the country unsafe. >>> a new policy from the trump administration would reportedly force asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their cases are preceded. that's according to "the washington post." it's a major break from current policy which typically allows migrants to wait in the u.s. >>> a family in dallas is recovering after neighbors rushed to their rescue as their apartment building burst into flames. a father, a mother and a toddler were forced to jump from a third floor window. >>> the macy's parade balloons are inflated and ready to go despite the frigid air here in new york, but it may be too windy to let them fly. those are some of our top stories on thi