>> let paula sing if she wants to sing. she'll be doing more of that will be hibernating. >> rachel won't. she has a great story. >> a feel good story. a mother in atlanta is hoping her baby becomes a model forde versety. she says her son was rejected by a modeling agency and that's when her mission started. asher is just 15 months old but already is making a name for himself. he has down syndrome and parents that want to share his joy with others. >> any time we had a phone out or camera loved to be in front of it. >> reporter: in july asher's mother megan submitted hit photos to a talent agency which the family chose not to name looking for children for an orb gosh ba gosh campaign. >> he met the hair color, eye color. >> reporter: after not hearing from the agency she reached out and says she was told they never submitted asher's photos because the company wasn't looking for a facebook page sharing asher's story hoping to show the world what he's made of. the post going viral. shortly after, oshkosh took notice and now l

good news for paula there. with less than five minutes in the game, scooping up the ball, blocked field goal going 80 yards into the end zone. >> all the way. >> touchdown, final score, penn state, 24, buckeyes, 21. >> oh. loss to an unranked team since 2012. >> mixed emotions, though. >> oh, yeah. >> i wanted michigan to beat them. >> would have been a bigger game. finally, it is the time of year again when bears all oever are getting ready to hibernate. it's almost winter, right? >> it is. >> says the hibernation expert. >> in washington state, one last thing he needed to do, scratching, catching the animal as it goes up the tree. it will go up eventually, believe me. >> are you sure he's not hibernating? >> actually, no. it looks like fun, though, doesn't it? >> you don't need those back scratchers. just find a tree and scratch your back. so more about hibernation or should we talk about the snow? >> you know, typically when it starts to snow, people go into hibernation and i would be one of them except when

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, paula. this has broken all sorts of record and incredible to be an october storm like this. show you and take you hour by hour and you live in the storm zone and haven't evacuated, obviously do not go outside if at all possible. looking at the center of this potentially clipping charleston before the next couple of hours and then by 2:00 p.m. wilmington, north carolina, as well. the outer banks, the heaviest rains are north and west of the center of this. big time wishes and wind piling up storm surge. some of the rain will get into new jersey. we've seen a record surge in savannah and charleston, five to seven foot surge at its peak will push the water up the rivers in some cases miles inland. you have a foot of water, it's a ballots of outflowing water and in-flowing water, the storm hurricane matthew churns up the southwest coast. that's a check on the big weather hl. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather updat

paula and dan. expertise here on donald trump because you've been covering him for a long time since the moment he announced. so, let me just give you a two-part question here. first of all, do you have a sense of what he's going to do or how he's going to handle this and, second, what's this going to do for his debate prep? we have this huge second presidential debate coming up tomorrow night. >> reporter: yeah, you know, from the get-go donald trump is a counterpuncher. he always counterpunches and the counteroffensive is already on and heard it in that video apology where he hall, they showed clips to donald trump from the first debate when hillary clinton got under his skin and some of his expressions, so he kind of realized the way he looked on camera when he got upset. now they wanted him to be less temperamental this time around so they wanted him to focus on the audience and not let hillary clinton get under his skin. but if she brings this up, if somebody in the town hall brings this up, th

morning, tom, good morning, paula. i grew in up city and we've been waiting much longer than i've been alive for this moment. the energy from the crowds here and all across the city fans are proudly flying the "w," it's been a long time coming. on the field and in the streets. >> the city knows how to have fun. >> chicago is celebrating a historic night after 71 years of pa field is flying the "w" as the cubs head to the world series. cubs snatching their first national league pennant since 1945 when famous fan dorothy farrell was just 19 years old. today she's 90 and she plans to celebrate just as hard. how are you going to celebrate tonight. >> i'll probably have a jagrmeister. >> high fly. into right. >> reporter: last night the cubs shutting out the los angeles dodgers and walking off with a chicago wearing down the dodgers' star pitcher clayton kersh kershaw. grabbing an early lead with two runs in the first inning. >> one out. >> reporter: while the cubs hendricks struck out six batters before their closer vanqui

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, paula. this has broken all sorts of record and incredible to be an october storm like this. show you and take you hour by zone and haven't evacuated, obviously do not go outside if at all possible. looking at the center of this potentially clipping charleston before the next couple of hours and then by 2:00 p.m., it gets to myrtle bale. that's when you'll feel the brunt of it. wilmington and some of the outer banks. north and west and big-time waves and wind piling up storm surge and some of this rain will so we've seen record surge in savannah, we've seen third highest surge in charleston. a five to seven-foot surge at its peak will push that water up the rivers, i mean, in some cases miles inland on top of that a foot of rain and water that wants to drain out. a battle of outflowing and inflowing water and hurricane matthew continues to churn up the southwest coast. here now is your local forecast morning felt so far this season. low temperatures in the 30s and 40s will warm into the after

>> reporter: paula, that's right. the top numbers of our new poll seem like an juoutlier, but if u look deeper, we're picking the same impressions in the electorate that enthusiasm for trump is fading while it holds steady for clinton and that the public increasingly views him as lacking the moral character and the right temperament to be president. these allegations have dragged him down, but the deep partisan divides clinton's own unfavorable ratings are keeping this from becoming a blowout. >> i was going to say she has got very high negatives herself. this morning, a lot of people are expressing concern about donald trump's increasingly unfounded charges that the election may be rigged. "the associated press" has a story out this morning that says, quote, it undercuts the essence of american democracy. how so? >> reporter: over 200 years of democracy in america peaceful, political transition between one administration and the next has been critical and has never been challenged until now. the danger of trump's rep

paula. >> in the meantime, the bombardment in aleppo continues and the agony of many civilians there continues. nic robertson, continue to watch the talks in london. appreciate it. >>> donald trump is attacking rival hillary clinton. he suggested saturday that clinton was taking performance enhancing drugs during their first two debates and said they should both take drug tests prior to their next showdown. he's made a habit in questioning clinton's health and stamina without evidence throughout this campaign. in the meantime, another woman is accusing trump of sexually assaulting her. bringing the total now to at least nine. the trump campaign categorically denied each allegation as quickly as they've surfaced. as our jessica schneider reports, this time is no different. >>> 63-year-old kathy heller is the ninth woman to speak out claiming that donald trump kissed her without consent in the middle of a mar-a-lago brunch in the late 1990s. kathy heller first shared her story with the guardia

i am paula newton.his is "cnn newsroom." >>> a major battle against isis draws near and iraq and anti-isis forces set to launch an offensive from mosul. it was iraq's second

hi there, rob. >> reporter: hi, paula.st came down one block a little bit lower to give you an idea how easily this city floods. and the water is coming up from below because we are so close to sea level and you get a surge that is five, six, seven feet. the gravity and these pumps just can't handle it, and trust me, it is a lot worse the closer you get to the water. so we've got the storm surge and we've got the water, the rain, and we've got the wind. let's take a look at what is going on and the tornado threat there just issued from the sbc, a tornado watch that includes much of north carolina now as they're in the front right quadrant of this storm which is the most dangerous as far as the spin goes. there is the center of it. it is approaching and coming abreast of charleston right now and the harshest winds are even 10, 20 miles inland. let's look at the wind core of this thing and show you just how far inland the damaging winds go. hurricane force winds go west about 30, 40 miles. tropical storm force winds go almos

and paula? paula plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! honey, wake-up! wake up! >> it was the worst seconds in my life. >> how was it possible? >> i would give anything if she were alive today. >> such a sweet young wife and mom.

i'm paula newton. the headlines this hour. a u.s.orker has been abducted from his home in niger and taking to his home in mali. a government source says a man was forced to strip to his underwear to avoid being trapped. >>> france is marking the memorial day of the attack in nice. a man drove a truck through a crowd of revellers. >>> in a few hours, diplomates will try again to save thousands of syrians trapped in their country's bloody civil war. the u.s., russia and regional powers are expected to meet in switzerland to discuss a possible cease-fire. there's little optimism, though, that talks will bring any significant change. >>> delegates cheered after agreeing on a major step to reduce global warming. they promised to reduce the greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air-conditioners. these gases can be thousands times more dangerous than carbon dioxide for the environment. >>> now, two more women have accused donald trump of sexual assault, making at least -- the number to at least eight now. but the republican candidate h

and paula?aula plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> he was definitely charismatic. he lived every single day. he knew that it was dangerous, but no one ever knew that someone would die over it. >> he was the new kid in town, super popular. all about adventure. >> this kid was like, awesome. >> he just jumped right into the culture. >> kind of liked to show off a little bit to the girls. >> they were neighbors just down the block. a family in fear

paula hyde, witness: he was calm. very calm. the supect - a man in his late twenties-went on a shooting spree on the i 15- killing one and injuring two others. by 9:45 this morning - he was inside this cvs - two guns in hand. paula: he knew exactly where he was going. straight to the minute clinic. hyde says she doesnt think he got away with anything...but he shook everyone inside the cvs to running through your mind? paula: am i going to get out of here honestly. there were a million things running through my mind but the first thing was i need to get out of here, my husband is waiting for me outside, and thats when i got scared. about 10 to 15 others were inside the store with hyde. she says in the midst of the chaos - the suspect tried to sexually assault a young woman in her twenties. paula: he had pulled his pants down and made an obscene gesture to her and then she pushed him and she told him d touch me. and after that i dont know what he did. but after she was outside with us. the victims eventually escaped through the ba

and paula? plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> there's this pile of leaves, and it's where everything else is clear and flat. my heart is racing a million miles an hour. i was using my boots to move leaves, and that's when i screamed this blood-curdling scream. >> nique leili, a corporate executive who made time for romance and her three daughters. >> she was the best mom. >> then she disappeared. dozens joins the search.

good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning, paula. hillary clinton said overnight she gets no satisfaction from the controversy surrounding donald trump, but as she prepares now for the third debate, he shy away from those accusations of sexual assault. this morning, hillary clinton taking donald trump to task over those sordid headlines prompted by his many women accusers. >> the whole world has heard how donald trump brags about mistreating women and the disturbing stories keep coming. donald trump will stop being on the news every single day. >> reporter: at a seattle fund-raiser clinton lashing out at trump and his new strategy of scorched earth attacks. clinton getting some help from her top surrogate, president obama. on the road in ohio friday, he unleashed on trump. >> and he figures that if he makes our politics just toxic then maybe you'll just figure out you got no good choices and you just get discouraged and you just don't vote. >> reporter: the president laying out the stake terms. >> equality is on the ballot. kindness

paula. >> thank you. trail this morning. her team says she's preparing for the third and final debate coming up this wednesday. one thing she will almost certainly be asked about is the daily drip, that constant drip from wikileaks of hacked e-mails supposedly from clinton's campaign chief and the latest batch includes transcripts of highly paid speeches clinton gave to wall street bankers. abc's devon dwyer is on the story from washington for us. hackers behind this breach of e-mails appear out to hurt and embarrass the clinton campaign. these new documents paint a picture of a campaign highly managed and micro managed in the smallest details. it's the clinton campaign's october surprise. this morning hundreds of new e-mails claim to have been hacked and stolen from campaign chairman john podesta's account hosted online by wikileaks. th verified by abc news, the latest batch includes transcripts of three paid speeches clinton gave to goldman sachs. the speeches show clinton's tough talk about wall street. >> we can't ever l

and paula?sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> i told myself, the worst part about dying is being afraid of dying. if i'm not afraid, it won't be so bad. i just couldn't believe this was the way it was going to happen. >> she was a college student found on a lonely road in texas. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> tough questions for her boyfriend.

. >> reporter: good morning, paula.oday the fbi director finds himself in exactly the place he did not want to be, in the middle of a white hot presidential campaign. this morning as secretary clinton enters the final stretch of the campaign, a political nightmare. newly discovered e-mails blindsiding her campaign. abc news learning it all began inside the fbi thursday. the firestorm set in motion during a highly confidential briefing by fbi director james comey with senior agents. agents came to comey telling him new e-mails had been discovered while investigating a sexting scandal involving clinton top aide huma abedin's now estranged husband, former new york congressman anthony weiner. during that investigation, e-mails were found on a device shared by the couple. weiner had been publicly disgraced during a series of sexting scandals captured in this documentary shocking his wife. >> it's like living a nightmare. >> reporter: and recently the fbi began investigating allegations that weiner had been sexting an underag

claiborne. >> paula, good morning to you and dan. tennessee's titan over there. >> hey, what's up. >> and rob. >> and everyone out there. good morning. we begin with u.s. military action in yemen the u.s. navy ship uss mason launching an attack against the rebels after detecting a possible strike. the destroyer led to a missile those yemeny rebels. >> a wild scene out of a pharmacy as police arrest a gunman suspected of firing at vehicles on a interstate highway causing one car to crash killing the passenger inside. two other people injured. after that shooting on i-15 the suspect fled to a cvs store in virginia a boat accident kills two men on the potomac river. ejected from the speeding six foot boat when it flipped over. the men were doing a time trail over the beach and lost control of the boat. not known how fast they were going but earlier they were clocked at 170 miles an hour. and dennis byrd career with spinal injure was killed in a car crash. he sustained the injure back in 1992. he defied the odds by walking again within m

hi, gloria. >> reporter: hi, paula. that's right. by now donald trump is well used to criticism, even from within his own party. but his 2005 comments degrading women are eliciting a wider reaching, more severe backlash across the gop board. this morning the bac from top republican leaders. speaker paul ryan telling abc news, "i am sickened by what i heard." also rescinding an invitation to an event later today because of that taped exchange. >> i did try and [ expletive ] her, but she was married. >> reporter: billy's cousin none other than jeb bush, trump's political nemesis and former presidential rival. jeb bush tweeting, "no apology can excuse the way donald trump's reprehensible comments degrade women." the bombshell tapes buzzing on fox news host sean hannity, a prominent trump supporter, refusing to defend him friday night. >> you can't defend, it is wrong, it is inappropriate. >> reporter: trump's support from the gop's top brass has survived previous ntroversy over his comments about women. >> she had a little problem durin

dan and paula. >> that's a big question where she is. thank you very much, mary. >>> and a reinvigorated donald trump is tanking clinton over the e-mail scandal, calling her actions willful, deliberate and criminal, and maintaining his assessment that this is bigger than watergate. watergate. trump is holding a rally where we find david wright. good morning to you. >> reporter: three guesses what theme he'll be hitting hardest at that rally, whether he intended to or not, the fbi director has thrown trump a lifeline and trump has seized it. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate and it's justice at last will be beautifully delivered. >> reporter: this surprise encore of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal came not a moment too soon. >> hillary has nobody but herself to blame for her mounting legal difficulties. >> reporter: this time, the scandal includes the sexting investigation into disgraced former congressman, anthony weiner. >> h with the clintons? >> reporter: trump sure hasn't. now there's new vigor to his claims o

morning, dan, paula. it was the first world series game at wrigley since 1945 and what a nail-biter. but the cleveland indians brought the party to a complete stop. >> cleveland wins it. >> reporter: cleveland is halfway there. overnight to winning a rare 1-0 game to take the lead in the world series. after six innings of scoreless baseball, coco crisp hitting an rbi. >> crisp. >> reporter: spoiling the ' night hosting the world series in seven decades. >> runs are at a premium and have to get them when we can. fortunate hi we got one and they didn't. >> reporter: cubs faithful packing out house and joining in with bill murray for a bizarre seventh inning stretch. >> you need to sing it like other gratest american entertainer, mr. daffy duck. >> reporter: tonight the friendly confines ready again to leave last night's disappointment in the past ? root, root, root for the cubbies if they don't win it's a shame ? ? for it's one -- >> reporter: the cubs hoping they can tie things up. game four tonight, dan,

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, paula. this has broken all sorts of show you and take you hour by hour and you live in the storm zone and haven't evacuated. do not go outside. looking at the center of this potentially clipping charleston before the next couple of hours by 2:00 p.m. to myrtle beach when you feel the brunt of it. wilmington and some of the outer banks. north and west and big-time waves and wind piling up storm surge and some of this will get upnt savannah, we've seen third highest surge in charleston. a five to seven-foot surge at its peak will push it up the rivers, i mean, in some cases miles inlandon top of that a foot of rain and water that wants to drain out. a battle of outflowing and inflowing water and hurricane matthew continues to churn up the southmorning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we'll warm nicely sunshine. highs reach to 60. lows tonight dip to the low 40s. sunny and warmer sunday with highs in the low 60s. the warm up continue for early next week with highs reaching to 70. take w-i-

juanita broderick, paula jones, kathleen willie have all accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct. first at the age of 12 kathy sheldon was allegedly raped by a 41-year-old man and hillary clinton defended that man accused of sexually assaulting her. here's her story. >> hillary put me through something you would never put a 12-year-old through. >> 1975, hillary clinton then a public defense attorney, she defended a 41-year-old man who was accused of raping a 12-year-old girl nlts it would be hard for me not to walk up and smack her. i know that sounds mean. i mean she put me through a lot at 12 years old. >> her client, she represented got him off and she's seen laughing on two separate occasions. >> a lie defector test. he passed. >> she hasn't even thought about even coming to me saying i'm sorry. that would be nice after what she said on tape. >> if that was your daughter of yours, you would have protected her. you don't know me so i'm a piece of trash. >> earlier today i spoke to kathy sheldon and her attorney, candace jackson. watch this. let's go back to 12 years old. you we