and he also wore white pants, reena. >> glad to hear that.es this morning. not good another reason to switch to low carb diet. for decades we have been told to focus on low fat diets. a new study out of tulane, university, adds to the growing body of evidence that those on low carb, actually healthier for them. the low carb group of dieters lost more weight, they decreased their fat mass, had significantly greater improvement in cholesterol readings. than the low fat group. i don't care. still sticking to my carbs. another study find tv viewers snack more watching fast paced program as opposed to leisurely paced shows. those who watched sci-fi thriller ate more snacks and consumed more calories than those who watched part of the charlie rose show. researchers suggest that viewers take steps to avoid mindless snacking by avoiding or limiting high calorie snacks. >> people, watching charlie rose, have to have coffee to stay awake. i love charlie chose. a great interviewer. what are people who are watching us, eating? >> beer, potato chips. >> b

good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning, reena and tahman. president obama arrived here overnight making front page news this morning. he's the first american president ever to visit wales. the nato summit already under way. the agenda here is ambitious this morning. ukraine's president is here as a special guest. he wants help from the u.s. and nato and more money to confront that invasion. president poroshenko will meet with president obama, german, italian and french leaders and the other big issue what to do with the isis militants in sr. and iraq and the papers this morning, british prime minister cameron, president obama penning a joint op-ed and they have different views about what to do about it. today meetings between the two, prime minister and president obama, will be closely watched to see if perhaps a more aggressive strategy emerges and military strategy perhaps. this evening, though, president obama and the other leaders, 67 of them from around the world will rub elbows with prince charles's sprawling countryside resort here bu

reena, tahman. >> karen, thank you.a federal investigation will soon be under way into the ferguson, missouri police department. the justice department will announce today that it plans to look into whether the ferguson police has fair practices on stops, arrests and use of force. the investigation follows violent protests after the police shooting death of michael brown, an unarmed black teen. >> a science experiment turned dangerous at a museum in reno terrifying a room filled with children. seven kids among nine people rushed to the hospital following a routine demonstration at discovery museum. the staff was using machine to simulate a tornado when it malfunctioned and a chemical flash occurred causing multiple acid burns. most of those injured are back home from the hospital this morning. >> it has been one week since joan rivers was rushed to a new york hospital in cardiac arrest. now her family is sharing news about a move she just made inside the hospital. abc's mara schiavocampo has the details. >> reporter: jo

. >> and i'm reena uribe. we begin with the growing international concerns over russia's movement in ukraine just as president obama heads to europe today. >> the president is visiting estonia in a show of u.s. support for the baltics before heading to the nato summit in wales where the ukraine crisis is looming large. more from abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: with large swaths of the country ravaged by war and pro-russian separatists readying for more fighting deeper into eastern ukraine, this was the new normal for one mother taking her daughter to the first day of school in mariopol. "i'm scared that someone will shoot," she says. her daughter recalling explosions and tanks. abc's hamish macdonald is there in mariopol. >> they're ready if, in fact, there's an advance and this trench system will operate as a last line of defense for this city around a million people live here and they're divided. >> reporter: ukrainian leaders say there are thousands of russian soldiers fighting alongside the rebels ampin

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i'm reena ninan. >> i'm tahman bradley.a faces criticism for a lack of strategy to confront isis, the british prime minister taking a major step calling for a law aimed at keeping british citizens from leaving the country to join the militant group. full details in a moment. >> all 25 people on board a marine corps helicopter like this one survive after the chopper crashed while attempting to land on a navy ship off the coast of africa. there were mostly minor injuries treated on board the ship. >> a wildfire raging in northern california has doubled in size over the last few days. after burning 100 square miles. it is still forcing evacuations and threatening hundreds of homes. >> a new study adding to the growing body of evidence that low carb diets are healthier than lower fat with participants losing more weight, body fat with greater improvement in their cholesterol reading. those are some of the top stories on this tuesday, september 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i can't believe it is

dan, reena?jor wildfires are sweeping across california this morning fueled by ferocious winds, stifling and dry heat. thousands of residents have been forced to pack up and get out. the smoke and flames have descended on the tiny town of weed near the oregon border damaging and destroying 100 homes. a fire near yosemite national park is still burning out of control after burning down more than 30 homes. much of california will see another day of 90 and 100-degree temperatures but the southern part of the state is facing the worst of it. a heat wave has shattered record highs in the san fernando valley. cooling centers have opened up to help people cope with the heat and outdoor sporting events have been canceled today at schools across l.a. >>> south of the border, a major cleanup effort is under way in mexico in the wake of hurricane odile. that storm slammed into the shores of cabo san lucas as a powerful category 3 hurricane packing 125-mile-an-hour winds, cutting a wide path of destruction.

reena and tahman?hank you. >>> high on the president's agenda at this week's meetings is ukraine, where russia is increasing the pressure. russian backed forces launched a ferocious attack on ukrainian troops. they were forced to retreat. economic sanctions against russia don't appear to be working. russia's president is boasting his country could take control of ukraine in two weeks. >>> and here at home we're hoping to learn more details about the american doctor recovering from ebola and a second american doctor now diagnosed. dr. kent brantly with a female missionary was evacuated from liberia last month is living with his family in see inclusion in asheville, north carolina. dr. brantly told abc news he is very close to the male obstetrician who contracted the disease. that doctor is working at a hospital in liberia. >>> home depot is looking into a possible hack attack that may have compromised credit card information from millions of customers. the retailer says they're investigating unusual act

reena and dan? she'll continue on with her platform and touring the country and the world. no doubt the question will come up time and time again. it will be interesting to see if any of her former sisters will come forward. >> it was an anonymous source that leaked this to jezebel website. and it just seems like this may not be the last we hear of this. >>> coming up in "the skinny," the surprises on "dancing with the stars" as the second celebrity of the season gets the boot. >>> and the hip-hop mogul that's made more money than anybody else in the business. "the skinny" up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ews now" continues after this from our abc stations. born from 1945 through 1965hat e have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood

i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm tahman bradley. we begin with isis beheading another american journalist. >> it's the second recorded killing of a hostage in less than a month. in both videos, the executioner places the blame on president obama who landed in europe overnight there to hold talks with allies about the isis threats and crisis in ukraine. >> we have live team coverage. devin dwyer is traveling with the president. >> but we begin with gloria riviera live in washington. gloria, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena. the white house has said thoughts and prayers are with the family of steven sotloff. they are said to be quietly grieving. it was just recently that steven sotloff's mother released a public statement pleading with isis for her son's release. the grisly video is called a second message to america from the islamic terrorist group isis. in it 31-year-old american journalist steven sotloff on his knees and this man. >> i'm back, obama. >> reporter: possibly the same executioner of journalist james foley

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler. here are some of the top headlines we're following. a wildfire burning out of control has forced hundreds of evacuations from a community outside yosemite nationa park. hurricane odile forced thousands to evacuate from los cabos. full details in just a moment. >>> a $50,000 reward is being afred after a deadly ambush at a police state barracks in pennsylvania. friday night's shooting left one trooper dead and one in critical condition. a manhunt is under way in at least three states. >>> if you didn't preorder an iphone 6 and must have one this friday you can either wait in long lines or pay a scalper on ebay. $1300 is the most common price. otherwise you have to wait a few weeks. >>> miss new york kira kazantsev has been named the new miss america. the third year in a row a candidate from new york state has walked away the winner. those are some of our top stories today, september 15th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. we begin with the nation divid

call the hot line of tahman & reena.ty funny. >> want to show you ice bucket challenge. a lot of people are probably su sick of it. the als ice bucket. it is so last month. but a great piece of video. take a look at some nuns. nuns in dublin taking the ice bucket challenge. only thing they didn't nominate anyone. think they would have nominated pope francis. that's one of the cooler ice bucket challenges. do-up have a favorite? >> this is fantastic. the big trash can. throw all over her. super sized bucket. >> love to do stuff like this. do you have a favorite ice bucket? >> no, this might be it. might be the best. >> pretty cool where he dumped ice cubes into a scotch glass, drank scotch and wrote a check. >> nuns take the cake. great video. weddings people are particular about the photographer. such a big deal. can you believe there is a bride and groom swim under water. element to the wedding. wear your wedding gown. >> with the gown. how much did it cost? ruined. >> forget the wedding. what bride are doing in china.

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler. talking about the talent competition from miss america last night. the big winner crowned. we'll have that later an. >> we're kind of surprised because -- >> we might be able to one up this talent on -- >> you think so? >> possibly. we may be stopping in the kitchen if that's a hint for what this talent may be. >> i'm curious. >>> a lot to get to. we begin with the growing scandal surrounding the nfl. >> yet another pro football player has been benched amid an expanding controversy over domestuc violence. finding himself in the red zone. nfl commissioner roger goodell, this banner flown over metlife stadium yesterday by a woman's rights group says it all. #goodellmust go. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: another nfl star player sidelined. just before kickoff, the carolina panthers deactivating defensive end greg hardy. hardy convicted of assaulting his girlfriend in july. this chilling 911 call came from a neighbor. >> we need the police here now before this girl gets seriously h

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm tahman bradley. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm tahman bradley.re following this morning on "world news now." analysts are checking the video of steven sotloff's beheading looking for clues about the location of the american's killers. another raid to try to free western hostages would be difficult but experts say "not impossible." >>> the third american and second doctor infected with the deadly ebola virus, 51-year-old boston obstetrician rick sacra is in isolation in liberia in good spirits. it is not clear whether he can be flown to the u.s. for treatment. >>> perdue said it stopped using human antibiotics in virtually all chicken in response to growing concern that antibiotics in our food make medicine less effective. but it is still using animal antibiotics which critics say are just as dangerous. >>> no one seems to know how a 6-foot-long boa constrictor ended up in the drive-through lane of burger king in illinois. when customers told workers they called animal control officers for help. those are some of our top stories on this thursday,

>> the reena collection.hotcakes. >> "scandal" tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. . >>> making news in america this morning, in just hours, president obama addresses the u.n. convincing more nations to join the fight against terror. a new group threatening the u.s. homeland. not just isis. air strikes just the start of that fight that could take years. we're live in the region with the latest. >>> breaking overnight, new violence in ferguson, missouri. tensions high again after a memorial to michael brown is set ablaze. >>> also overnight, wanted, police issuing an arrest warrant in the search for hannah graham, missing nearly two weeks. her suspected kidnapper nowhere to be found. >>> and the new iphones are a hit, but are they too slim? look how far they can bend.

reena, dan.sonably cool air mass in place, the temperature thousands in the early morning hours, 30s, 40s. challenging records. down to 30 in bismarck. could see snowflakes. snow ending more or less. again seeing snow mixing in through early morning hours. western nebraska. into portions of colorado. a tropical system will bring heavy downpours to central florida. reena, dan. become to you. >> back in flooded mississippi, something extraordinary happened during one of the fld rood resc. >> rescuers banging on doors to get everybody out. leslie bruno. waded to his car. the couple got engaged. >> their first photo as an engaged couple. snapped in the middle of the flood. >> new fallout. espn reporting that ray rice told nfl commissioner roger goodell in june he punched his fiance inside the elevator. >> that contradicts goodell's statement to the news he came away from a meeting feeling that would actually happen in the elevator was ambiguous. >> ravens' fans showed up for the last night's game. ma

. >> i'm reena ninan. obama made that big speech, i just can't belief it has been 13 years since 9/11. >> lot of people talking where they were that day 13 years. how we will progress forward on the heels of the president's speech fighting terrorism. begin this half-hour, thursday morning with the president issuing a strong warning to isis terrorists, if you threaten america you will find no safe haven. >> the president addressed america and world in a rare primetime speech, laying out a bold strategy to hunt down terrorists and take swift action. abc's karen travers has more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president obama said the u.s. objective is clear. degrade and destroy isis with a counterterrorism strategy. and last night he confirmed that part of that strategy is military action in syria. significant decision for a president who has tried to avoid bringing the u.s. into more war. president obama said the u.s. will not be constrained by borders when it comes to hunting down

reena, dan?> carolyn costello with that. >>> coming up, one doctor's new weight loss promise as americans are always on the lookout for that magic bullet. he said it's not about the food. it's about something else in your stomach that could be the secret to losing weight. the question, does it work? >> i'd like to know. >>> speaking of food, one chef says he's fed up with diners making special dietary demands. his angry message for those demanding organic and gluten-free food. that's in our next half hour. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. demanding organic and gluten-free food. that's in our next half hour. >> announcer: "world ♪ ♪ >>> who is that? >> i don't know. >> sounds like an abba rip-off. we'll have to identify the singer in that one. anyway, eating healthy food, cutting your portions, increasing your exercise for years has been the secret to success for losing weight. >> now a weight loss doctor says it's all about what's in your stomach that hel

dan, reena. >> thank you.cal team tonight as abc news covers the president's address live. coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> moving on it the controversial still swirling around ray rice and the nfl, all about the videotape in which we saw rice knock out the woman who is now his wife. in a broadcast interview, nfl commissioner roger goodell claims the league asked law enforcement for all of the video from that incident but did not receive it. he said he is accountable for the league not getting the response right. critics are still shocked at how it was all handled. >> if there is no video, ray rice would be playing in the national football league next week. >> in an interview with our sister network, espn. rice said he and his wife will continue to support each other.gé the owner of rice's former team, the baltimore ravens, telling fans the organization should have pursued its own investigation of the incident vigorously. >>> oscar pistorius may be days away from learning his fate for shooting to deat

marci. >> reporter: hi, dan and reena. the new york city police commissioner says the terror threat is more significant than in recent years but adds there is no specific threat on this somber anniversary. [ bells toll ] >> reporter: again, today, the nation pauses to reflect. on the 2,983 lives lost 13 years ago in the 9/11 attacks. with a heightened terror concern in the middle east, security is as always tight for today's memorial ceremonies. >> 13 years after 9/11 it's still a dangerous world. >> so that threat remains and it is constantly there. >> reporter: but the traditions continue. in new york city, where the twin towers once stood. family members reading the names of each victim sharing the emptiness the years have not erased. >> i'm just waiting for the pain to go away. >> reporter: shanksville, pennsylvania, and at the pentagon. this is the first year the 9/11 memorial museum will be open to victims' families and first responders on the anniversary. a collection highlighting the heroism, loss and legacies hono

reena and dan? >> brandi hitt, thank you for that. >>> on this first full day of fall, here's your forecast. in the northwest, heavy rain could be a big help to those firefighters there. flash flood watches for new mexico. in the northwest and northern california, heavy rain could be helping firefight tlers as well. severe weather in colorado and great plains. rain from the florida panhandle up to the carolinas. >> 70s in the northeast and midwest. triple digits in the southwest. >>> airline profits soared last quarter and a big reason, baggage fees. now the king of added fees is adding a new one. spirit airways will charge an extra $2 for checked bags during the holidays. the discount airline says it's to make sure it has enough room for everyone's luggage. spirit already charges more fees than any other domestic carrier. >> no one wants to be that guy with the roller board that's you're trying to shove in that compartment. >>> sony's playstation tv is going on sale soon. it's going for about 140.

reena, dan.idwest. yesterday some spots, highs ran almost 40 degrees below average. now challenging records to the morning hours, down to 30 bismarck. 35 in pierre. 34 in denver. challenge, again, records here. and we'll see snowfall. that coating to an inch of so not accumulating on roadways, fresh coating in grassy surfaces yes, still summer. reena, dan. back to you. >> thank you, jim. >>> an american doctor treated for signs of ebola in nebraska is making progress. after getting blood from another american who battled the disease. dr. ray sacra given serum made with blood donated by dr. kent bradley. bradley's blood carries antibody. and given an experimental drug. difficult to determine what is helping him improve. >>> turning now to another virus that has the cdc on high alert. enterovirus sickened 1,000 children. the infection spread to 15 states. this morning parents are urged to be vigilant. abc's dr. richard besser has the story. >> reporter: dr. angela lumba on onn of the worst e.r. day

reena and dan, back to you. >>> the u.s.arently moving forward in its expanded fight against isis. u.s. officials have launched their first strike in iraq against enemy fighters south of baghdad. all at the request of iraqi forces. the white house says the president can launch air strikes in syria without congressional approval. but his request for authorization and funding to train syrian rebels is sparking controversy. >> we're going to pick a side or try to pick a side, and the same as we did when we went into iraq. same as we've done in afghanistan. and that hasn't worked well for us. >> meantime, after brutally executing three hostages, two americans and a brit, isis has reportedly selected its next victim. 47-year-old british aid worker alan henning. current and former officials say it will be very difficult to stop them. >>> now to the three-state manhunt for the killer who opened fire on two state troopers in pennsylvania. the gunman ambushed the men outside a state police barracks with a common hunting rifle friday

i'm reena ninan. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler.fornia have a suspect in custody accused of deliberately setting that monster wildfire east of sacramento that has ballooned now to 111 square miles. full details in just a moment. >>> a terrifying flight caught on camera. the cabin of a jetblue plane filled with smoke just after takeoff from long beach, california, because of engine trouble. the pilot turned back and made an emergency landing. everyone evacuated safely down the slides. >>> a record 86% of the eligible voters answered a simple six-word question. should scotland be an independent country? and by a wider than expected margin, the answer was no. >>> apple stores are open overseas for sales of iphones 6. the first customer at this store in australia this morning dropped his live on tv. those are some of our top stories on this friday, september 19th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> he thought he was going to be a smooth dude. >> i know. hopefully that guy is -- the phone will still work out for hi

tahman, reena. >> thank you.llion settlement stemming from involvement in the deep water horizon disaster. the 2010 oil rig explosion killed 11 workers and spewed four million barrels of oifl into gulf of mexico. halliburton pleaded guilty to destroying evidence in connection with the spill. the company any $1 billion settlement puts to bed most claims against the come of pane for involvement in operating the oil rig. speaking of putting to bed, atlantic city, new jersey, shut down the doors on newest hotel and casino turned out to be its biggest and most expensive flop. the revel casino hotel opened two years ago amid hopes of turning around the city's struggling casino market. second atlantic city casino to shut down over the labor day weekend. joining the showboat. >> police in green bay, wisconsin describing the scene of a highway crash as horrific. the crash involved one vehicle and a school bus. a passenger in the car was killed. the driver is in critical condition. the bus was carrying two girls volleyball

. >> i'm reena ninan.elling dan, i don't know what it is about the september 11th, i feel it a little bit more. it may be the combination of the beheading of the journalists, the president's speech and then sending the kids to school. you feel vulnerable and realize the threat is still very much alive. >> the threat is out there. the face of the threat may have changed. obviously approach and strategy made to change accordingly as the president laid out last night. where we begin this half-hour, thursday morning, strong words from president obama laying out his strategy to ultimately defeat isis terrorists. >> the president in his most forceful language yet put isis on notice in last night's televised address to the nation. >> i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive and sustained counterterrorism strategy. >> it was just over two weeks ago the president said he did

tahman, good rorng. >> reporter: good morning, dan, good morning, reena. officials are poring over the video looking for clues. isis sending message with this killing of a husband and father of two. they've stunned the world with another brute m execution video. this time, a british aid worker, david haines, 44 years old. >> david has been murdered in the most callous and brutal way imaginable. by an organization which is the embodiment of evil. >> reporter: this morning, a global manhunt is under way to find his killers. the voice on the tape appears to be the same purported executioner from the videos of james foley and steven sotloff. >> reporter: hainess' family's pain unimaginable. >> my first reaction could be one of hatred. but my brother's life was not about hatred. >> reporter: his execution comes only days after president obama introduced a new strategy to deal with isis. some arab nations have agreed to launch air strikes on islamic militants. >> some are clearly prepared to take action in the air along the united states. >> reporter: lindsey gr

reena and tahman. >> devin, thanks very much. putin's 130eksman says he has spoken to the leader and in agreement about how to resolve the crisis. the fighting in eastern ukraine between russian-backed militants has killed 2600 people. earlier militants ambushed and rooted government groups thanks to russia. >>> another hot spot, ordering another 350 troops to baghdad to help its embassy and personnel bringing the number to more than 800 military personnel backing up the diplomatic security. most of the new troops are from the army. the rest are the marines. >>> three people are dead after a fighter jet exploded in a residential neighborhood. the jet was participating in a memorial ceremony for another pilot would crashed a few days earlier. the plane hit buildings when it crashed. about half a mile from the libyan parliament building. one of the dead was a young boy. nine other people were injured. >>> we're hoping to learn new details about a third american in africa now diagnosed with ebola. the first doctor kept brantly who w

i'm dan kloeffler. >> i'm reena ninan.news now." >>> a wind-driven wildfire still burning this morning after devastating a small town in northern california. 150 buildings were damaged or destroyed. many of them homes reduced to ashes. full details in a moment. >>> the newest polls from scotland indicate a slight lead for those who hope to keep that country as part of the united kingdom. more than 4 million scots will go to the polls tomorrow to determine whether to dissolve the union that started in 1707. >>> america's new space race is heating up as nasa picks two american companies to take the reins in transporting astronauts to and from the international space station. boeing and spacex. flights could begun as soon as 2017. >>> and just two episodes into the season 19 of "dancing with the stars." the first star has been eliminated. olympian lolo jones who pouted and scowled her way through a stiff and lifeless dance has been sent packing. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, september 17th. >> announcer

. >> i'm reena ninan.ut what i would do then realized it would never happen. >> we'll worry about that problem when it actually occurs. >>> we're actually going to begin this half hour with the house vote to train and equip syrian rebels to fight isis. >> while the vote was bipartisan, it was highly unanimous. more than 40% of house democrats voted against it worried it will lead to u.s. combat troops in the middle east. >> karen travers reports the president has addressed that concern. >> reporter: president obama emphasized again american forces will not have a combat mission in the fight against isis. >> i will not commit you and the rest of our armed forces to fighting another ground war in iraq. >> reporter: in a packed gym at mcdill air force base in florida, the president told troops that the u.s. cannot wage the iraqis' battle against the extremist group that's taken hold of a large swath of the northern part of that country. >> this is not and will not be america's fight alone. >> reporter: presid

. >> i'm reena ninan.here were people with latex gloves and saran wrap at this very desk. >> david muir brings us "world news tonight" on a regular basis this was the table for a culinary treat. >> which we will be talking about later this half-hour. stick with for us that one. we will begin with what is an incredible interesting turn. the case of ray rice and his wife. in a letter to fans the owner of his former team, the baltimore ravens, says the team should have acted vigorously in pursuit of the individually that ultimately led to rice's release. >> he is maintaining no one at the team had seen the video before monday morning. meanwhile, rice's wife is making it clear she is standing by her man. abc's ryan smith has more. >> reporter: janay rice says she is living a horrible nightmare after video of baltimore ravens' football star, ray rice assaulting her shocked the word. she writes on instagram to make us relive a moment in our lives that we regret every day is a horrible thing. if your intention wa

. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the remnants from odile, poised to bring devastating floods in the southwest. >> the rain is falling in arizona. this video just in, showing a drainage ditch filled with rushing water. >> and there's a mini water fall flowing down a hill in sierra vista. this is just the beginning. abc's privy arla has more. >> reporter: a month's worth of rain could fall in just hours as the remnants of hurricane odile move through the southwest. the rain has already started falling. odile is expected to cause historic flooding in the region. fire officials say less than two feet of water can move a vehicle, and people don't realize until it's too late. >> it's very deceiving, it can be totally passable. and then 30 seconds later the wall of water can be coming down. and depending on when you entered this area, you might get caught at the wrong time. >> reporter: arizona is dealing with back-to-back storms. last week severe flooding wreaked havoc and led to dozens of water rescues. this

. >> i'm reena ninan. >> what a night tonight in new york city. incredible. last time, the captain, derek jeter walking on to yankee stadium, playing in his white striped jersey. it was incredible. it was tied. he ends the game winning it with a walk-off base hit. unbelievable! the crowd went crazy. i am convinced the good lord must be a yankee fan. you couldn't have had a better ending. and the weather held up. >> the yankees will tell you the good lord is a yankees fan but this couldn't have ended a better way. his family, his parents there, his girlfriend was there. everybody was there for derek jeter last night. you could not write -- you can't make this stuff up. we were talking all day during the day, was the weather going to cooperate. there was a chance that people who paid $10,000 for tickets to this game wouldn't get to see it. the game goes on. and this guy, folks, he has just exemplified what it means to be a professional athlete. and to go out like this, a walk-off single last night. you can't write a better script. >> we'll talk more about that

good morning, reena. pennsylvania state police say neighbors do not need to be worried that eric frein is going after them. his fight is with law enforcement. but that's not doing much to ease the minds of many worried residents. eric frein has eluded capture for eight nights but state police say they're hot on his trail and have found more clues. >> they were recovered. whether they were dropped or left, we believe he had with him at the time of his shooting. >> reporter: the 31-year-old survival cyst tist is the focus manhunt. he's the only suspect in the ambush of this state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. a trooper was killed during a barrage of gunfire. >> the suspect is still considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: police are focused an a heavily wooded area about 250 square miles where residents are on edge. >> helicopter again. that's all you hear on and off all day long. and then at night it intensifies. >> reporter: some say they are arming themselves with whatever they can un

you can't compete with ama alamuddin. >> oh, stop it, reena.. >> i think mine was from -- i won't even say. thanks for the pep talk. >>> an suv carrying jennifer lopez and her two children and pal leah remini was rear-ended by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend. >> they were stopped at a red light in malibu when a pickup truck slammed right into them. when they got out of the car, the pickup driver took off. police later tracked him down, and he was arrested. >> afterwards they posted this photo on instagram to show they were okay. it had nine hashtags including don't drink and drive and curse that fool out. >>> we've got another -- >> i just want to say, i never look that good on a saturday night. they just happened to be -- >> you are selling yourself short. >> i'm just being honest. now you'll think i have a complex. >> i hope you don't have a complex after this story. they told me about it in the morning meeting. i said let me wait and see it on the air. kanye west photographed on instagram. this is him with a handful. this is him an

reena and dan? >> marci, thank you. >>> dr. farid fatah has pleaded guilty to putting patients through unnecessary chemotherapy, then billing insurers for the work. over six years he defrauded medicare of about $225 million. prosecutors plan to seek a life sentence. >>> in pennsylvania, schools across the poconos will be closed today as police scour the woods for the killer who opened fire on two state troopers. they've identified a suspect with a vendetta against law enforcement. but they have no idea where he may be hiding. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: police are desperately hunting for this man, eric matthew frein. >> he's considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> reporter: the 31-year-old is a survivalist n experienced shooter. his dad telling police his son is so adept with long guns that he, quote, doesn't miss. >> he's made statements about wanting to kill law enforcement officers and also to commit mass acts of murder. >> reporter: one officer killed and another seriously injured in friday night's brazen

i'm reena ninan. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.headlines on "world news now." >>> on capitol hill we find out the white house fence jumper armed with a knife made it more than 160 feet into the executive mansion. details straight ahead. >>> a suspect in the kidnapping of a virginia college student had been linked to similar crimes. police say they havefrenic evidence connecting jesse matthew jr. to the disappearance of a young woman five years ago. >>> surrounded by cameras, baby charlotte clinton mezvinsky went home from a new york hospital. her parents and grandparents, a former president and so, were there for the moment. >>> and a shocker on "dancing with the stars." former fighter and partner were sent packing after their fell short. ten couples are left this season. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, september 30th. >>> our producer have such little faith. they wrote down a little thing. did you notice it? its on this page, "sit down." we read the headlines and in case we were -- >> that's more for me. >> stop