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here's serena marshal. >> reporter: it was a thriller of a halloween at the white house. president barack obama and the first lady, showing off their dance moves. local schoolchildren and military families for their annual trick or treat. from a young michael jackson, breaking it down in a flash mob, to a man between two ferns. even some politically-motivated costumes. >> is that supposed to be me? >> reporter: it's not just the treats in the nation's most famous house. there are tricks, too. mysterious noises. >> can you foal my hand? sometimes you can't. >> reporter: british prime minister winston churchill, even president lincoln, seeing president lincoln, staying in the lincoln bedroom. up the street, lies an equally haunted building, the u.s. capitol. once used as a hospital and barracks in the civil war, ghosts remain. there are myths about ghost of like right here, where a dying congressman's bloodstained these stairs. and he continues to haunt them. the congressman was shot after a duel of sorts, humored to be searchling for his revenge. and behind this wall, a fi

here's abc's serena marshall. >> reporter: it's the ooh and awe of adorable baby animals. but what happens when you meet a bambi or a thumper in real life? >> most people want to react as if they would to a lost dog and kitten, bring it in the house, love it, shower it with attention and make it feel safe. >> that was at yellow stone with a baby bison. >> it's fine for a puppy or kitten, but that act of human affection can cause serious, >> here at the wildlife center, they have animals rescued from squirrels to black bear cubs. >> why not give them a bowl? >> a great question. because we want them to learn how to forage. we don't feed in a a bowl. but scattered, and they have to find. >> reporter: nearly a third of the fawns kidnapped. >> people don't realize a young fawn is normally alone during the day. if you find a fawn alone, it does not need rescued or saved. the mother is actually put it there to rest while she's gone off to forage and she'll be back in a few hours. >> reporter: the goal here is to keep them afraid of humans, their natural predator. get too close a

serena marshall, abc news, washington. >> i w friday. and saw the abraham lincoln guy, dressed up there. trying to figure out, why is he here? >> did you challenge him to a duel? you're not very good at this. >> clearly, i would have lost. >> that's the news for this half >>> making news in america this morning, one week to go until a new president is elected and both candidates are focused on the fbi investigation surrounding hillary clinton. agents are now speeding up the process, but will it be done before election day? we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight, transit workers on strike in a major american city. subways, buses, ev all halted. now the worries about the election day and people getting to the polls. >>> also breaking right now, a gas pipeline has exploded killing one person. people are now evacuated from the area. fire and smoke still shooting into the air. >>> and a surprise for these swimmers. a crocodile dives into a pool and interrupts a late night

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