tatum went completely nuts. reporter: but in the state's words it's wolusky who has been lying to get away with murder, that the three acted in concert and knowingly caused aaron wilkinson's death. >> the plan to commit robbery at knife point, all the and his accomplices created to heighten the damager to aaron, isolated from safety, three on one, deadly weapons out, and ready to use. reporter: the state pointing out we'll never know what really happened in the final minutes of wilkinson's life, but that wolusky bears responsibility. >> the defendant was in the thick of it. he was holding aaron down, preventing aaron from leaving, preventing aaron from escaping to safety. preventing aaron from living. and for that, he is guilty as an accomplice. reporter: the jury deliberated for just over an hour before breaking for the day. they'll have a three-day weekend and will be back at it monday morning. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: manchester police say a woman in custody bit another woman. police say last nigh

tatum and pinette testified against wolusky in exchange for a plea deal. while the prosecution said in closing that wolusky is convicted by his own words of second degree murder, the defense said it was the words coming out of the prosecution' s star witnesses that are not to be believed. mark sisti: tatum and pinette are on a collision course with each other. they destroy themselves with their past statements. they destroy each other under oath before you, and they belie medical and scientific evidence. peter hinckley: his story, even though it' s a lie, proves his guilt of that degree of murder. he was not a bystander -- he was the initial aggressor, he was an active participant in what happened to aaron with the full realization of the extreme risk of which he put aaron in. ray: the prosecution is wrapping up its closing argument now. the judge will give the jury its instructions, and deliberations will begin. reporting live in dover, ray brewer, wmur news 9. adam: ray, thank you. bow police are looking for a suspect involved in a series of commercial b

he points the finger at pinette and tatum as killers who brought the knives and stabbed him to death. the state claims while the codefendants have taken responsibility for their actions, wolusky acted knowingly and wants to get away with murder. >> tatum and pinette are on a collision course with each other. they destroy themselves with their past statements, they destroy each other under oath before you. and they belie medical and scientific evidence. >> but his story, even though it's a lie, proves his guilt of that degree of murder. he was not a buy stander, he was the initial aggressor, he was an active par is the pan in what happened to aaron, with with full realization of the extreme risk in which he put aaron in. reporter: the jury has to weigh several charges from witness tampering and robbery to those second and first degree charges. they only had a chance to deliberate for a little over an hour today. they'll resume again monday morning. for now we're live in dover, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: two new suspects have been identified in the 1988 bombing scotland. two

>> reporter: while development around dart in the suburbs may have thrived, dallas developer john tatum says it hasn't downtown. >> the hope is to realize the efficiencies of using transit for a developer to avoid parking garages. the tax base in downtown could grow a multiple or two, and that's lots of billions of dollars. now, these buildings are being repopulated, and they need double the parking they were built with in the 1980s. >> reporter: tatum, who served on dart's board in the 1980s, says too few people take transit. >> what is harder to see today is not the miles and how big that is and what an achievement that is that it goes through all these suburbs. what's harder to see is that the ridership is lackluster. what's harder to see is that the cost per seat mile is way high. that there's parking lots near transit stations that aren't being built on and people aren't talking about building on them. >> reporter: 240 miles to the south, dallas' traditional texas rival, houston, has taken a very different approach to light rail. >> although we love dallas, we think houston is much

and could anyone ever call actor channing tatum terrifying? andy rose hass that nswer in today's hollywood minute. good luck getting tickets for the new "star wars" film. "the force. it's calling to you." pre-sales beganlast night after the dbut of the final traililr. they're expected to sell out at light speed. "star wars: the orce awakens" opens around the world on december 18. "excuse me, i'm sorry.""yes, sweetie?" "what are the tiny cups for?" "they're coffee cups. they're for coffee." "what, are you running out or something?" gilmore girls ns get your coffee turines ready! lorelaind rory are coming back! muliple sourcestell the hollywood reportete that netflix has inked a deal with warner brothers for a imited revival of the beloved series. according to the magazine, cast negotiations are underway. channing tatum normally has women swooning, but his halloween costume might have them scared instead. the star shared a photo of his winnie the pooh get-up on instagram. he captioned t photo, "pretty sure i terrifiedll thehildren at our daughte

alison: channing tatum posted this and he said he scared some of his daughter's friends.han: he looks like a stalker. don't mind me. alison: a little creepy. jonathan: it's official. comedian chris rock will host the academy awards. last time he got the celebrities in the mood because he was picking on them. return to the stage for rock who hosted the oscars in 2005. some people criticize the confrontational comedic style. others praise him because he is smart and often times right. in a statement today two academy award producers called rock the m.v.p. of the entertainment industry. the oscars air february 18 on abc. the folks at home like it. alison: it changes the tone depending who is up there. jonathan: we'll see. battle brewing between politicians and the press. and spelling is all that matters. alison: members of congress facing off against members of the news media tonight for a spelling bee. tradition that spans all the way back to president woodrow wilson's administration. it continues at the national press club ballroom. jonathan: who would win this? i'd think

he trains channing tatum, too. if i ever try to puss out or whatever, trust me, that happens, i'm up in age. >> jimmy: by the way, last night now that you say that, dr. phil was here. and he's also working with that trainer. >> babaian, yeah. >> jimmy: when your trainer tells you i work with channing tatum, you also work with dr. phil. so let's not go crazy. right? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> but it sounds like motivation though. if i'm trying to puss out or whatever, man, i think i'm good, dude. i just threw up a couple of times. i think we should call it. "channing wouldn't call it." know?" i'm like -- it's just an elliptical. not even hard running. come on! okay, man. if you really think so. this will get me the oscar. >> jimmy: really, it's the same way you're going to be driving that motorcycle. >> exactly. >> jimmy: wow, this sounds like fun. it is fun, right? the whole thing is fun. >> i get paid to wear makeup, man. what's up? so do you. sometimes when i am wearing -- getting makeup put on, one

instead the madbury teen was killed by tatum and pinette. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: a person accused of stabbing a woman to death in a maine grocery store pled guilty to murder today. she asked to be referred to as a woman in court, mcallister is charged with 59-year-old wendy beau drove at a supermarket in august. the state also shared two apology letters written by mcallister to the victim and her family. and manchester police are looking for the masked man who robbed a shop and go last night. officers say the man entered the story just after 8:30 wearing a ski mask and demanding cash. asked to call police. jennifer: it is breast cancer awareness month and even the inmates in goffstown are fighting to end the disease, they participated in the making strides against breast cancer at this facility this afternoon. about 85 inmates walked around the yard 34 times, which is about five miles. >> the last nine years they've been doing this they raised well over $3,000 for the cause for breast cancer. jennifer: today they raised $230. and also this year inmates drew

. >> changing tatum. >> channing tatum. don't read the prompter trying to make it look, oh, so casual. this is going to be beyonce dressed as the superhero storm. do you recognize that one wearing all white and she's >> that's what it is, her eyes. >> a little spooky. >> perennially amazing. >> she has to be. there's a lot of pressure on you when it's halloween. nick jonas, the hamburglar. these kids probably don't know who that is. >> yes i saw it in macy's. >> robert downie jr. in that tigger outfit. looks like he's meditating or doing something so we've got lots. . more to come as we see people posting on social media. tons of costumes and fun stuff. >>> with plenty of people sitting down to watch some classic horror movies tonight, you've got to wonder why it is we love to be scared and i'm one of those people. apparently it's because fear and pleasure are very closely related which is kind of crazy to me. watching "carrie" can give you the same physiological reactions, earmuffs and eye guards as being really excited an

"tatum today is an amazing four- year-old, little happy "they are one of the most amazing organizations i have ever seen, our heart and as much as they've given to us, i want to give back to them so that's why we're here today." phone lines close in less than an hour, at 6pm. you can call either number on your screen. they'll also be listed on our website but those numbers are only good until six tonight. plaza bowl was packed today with young athletes from western iowa competing in the special rounds. the athletes were each partnered wiwi volunteers, which are called "unified partners." some of those volunteers were students from briar cliff university. among them was grad student, mckie knudson. she says, for her, seeing the excitement on the kids' faces is why she volunteered. "it's nice to see just everyone competing and participating," says mckie knudson, volunteer bowler. "just the spirit of all these kids and the way they just enjoy life, and are so excited about everything." ktiv's matt breen also attended the event. he bowled withthyler bush, a sior at west high school in sioux

that is channing tatum. carnival.o!m!lkfrt,ulre >>> wow. so this is the secret layer. i always wondered. >> no way in the world this is going to go smoothly. michael weatherly has been stirring things up on "ncis" for 13 seasons. this is the first time he's taken his own brand of craziness over to "ncis: l.a." i got caught up in all of that madness. >> hi this is michael weatherly in for kevin frasier. and i'm on "ncis: l.a." it's "entertainment tonight." >> here's the big question. >> hold on one second. >> were you talking to me? i had my ear protection in from the gunfire earlier. >> and this is working with michael weatherly, ladies and gentlemen. >> yes, doesn't matter which "ncis" set he's on, there is no controlling michael. >>> he is creating a little love triangle between these two. the fireworks are magical. >> i miss having fun with cody and so coming and playing with danielle is as close as i'm going to get. >> is she coming in trying to steal his girl? >> bringing sexy back! yeah! >> as far as a little sizzle between the two of them, a little magnetism nev

and he goes, if only i knew that was your trigger, i would have channing tatum come and dance for you when you have to cry on "the knick." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> so whenever i had emotional scenes after that, channing tatum came, and he got in a little -- >> jimmy: that's so, so -- yeah, i know. how do you -- by the way, i love your accent, but i love also your accent on "the knick." and i always forget that you're irish. >> i'm irish. >> jimmy: from dublin. >> i actually got a lot of trouble last time i was on the show from all my friends from dublin because they were like, "we saw you on jimmy fallon. yeah you were really good, but you sounded american." >> jimmy: oh. they don't like that, no. in fact, now, i don't want to sound american. [ laughter ] i don't want to have to deal with your friends. i don't want the wrath. you get to do this stuff. it's shot so well, if you watch "the knick." and the critics love it as well. but, it's just shot beautifully. now clive owen, we just had on the show. he's a great guy as well. if you look back, you're the nurse on the show. and

. >> channing tatum. >> yes. channing tatum.. now, this is going to be beyonce dressed as the superhero storm. do you guys recognize that one wearing all white and she's sporting those crazy colored contact lenses. >> that's what it is, her eyes. >> the eyes are a little spooky. >> she's perennially amazing. >> well, she has to be amazing. there's a lot of pressure on you when it's halloween and you're bey. nick jonas is the hamburglar. these kids probably don't know who the ham blurring lahr is. >> yes, i saw it in macy's. >> you saw it in macy's. it was probably in the vintage section. here we've got robert downey jr. in that tigger outfit. looks like he's meditating or doing something so we've got lots. and there's much more to come as we see people posting on social media. we're going to see tons of costumes and fun stuff. and with plenty of people sitting down to watch some classic horror movies tonight, you've got to wonder why it is we love to be scared and i'm one of those people. apparently it's because fear and pleasur

>> reporter: shared screen time withthhanning tatum in "magic mike xxl." >> give your mama some sugar! >> reporter: and her role in "love and mercy" is getting her early oscar buzz. >> you look really great. >> reporter: the film is inspired by the harrowing life of brian wilson, the brilliant lead singer of the beach boys, who was plagued by severe in it, banks plays wilson's wife and savior melindada ledbdbter. >> why did you read t t script and say, i've g g to play this woman this. >> i was seduced. i loved this character, i loved this woman. she's not defined by her relationship to brian but by her own conviction and love. she has her absolute own experience. >> that's absolutely beautiful. >> great. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm katie couric. >> for more of katie couric's interview with luz beth banks you can head over to yahoo!.com. as another renaissanceceoman the late british writer and aviator beryl markham once said, "success breeds confidence." thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" fac

zachary pinette and michael tatum, along with another man, drove to aaron wilkinson' s house last june armed with two knives and a machete, with a plan to rob the victim of money and drugs. wilkinson' s body was later discovered on the side of a maine road. a man from derry is accused of sharing child sexual abuse images. matthew rettig faces charges including attempted possession of child sexual abuse images, solicitation to manufacture child sexual abuse images, and indecent exposure or lewdness. police say his alleged victims range in age from 11 to 22 years old. police in hudson are looking for two people who targeted an 89-year-old woman at wal-mart. police say a man distracted the victim yesterday and then a female reached into her cart and grabbed the wallet. the pair left in a silver, four-door hatchback. man has experience with this at one point he took his hat off camera. definitely in the new england members of the public can recognize them from somewhere. described as possibly hispanic s. house and senate republican two-year budget deal with the white house that would avert

costar channing tatum calls him the real-life magic mike. >> seems like another big secret to your success is you have to be a little fearless, be willing to try just about anything. >> oh, yeah. i'm scared 90% of the time. but i have to -- i do things. i push through it. we're all intimidated. we're all scared about things that come along in our life. i was scared to go back to college. i was scared to play football. i was scared the first time i did live. i was scared to come on gma. >> scared? >> you scared me, man. you're an intimidating guy, george. i was scared, then i rrlsed you have to get out of your comfort zone. you're not doing something because you can't do it or because you're scared to try. every day on set i'm working, watching you, watching robin, watching the way you talk, the way you interact with each other. i'm studying that every day. may not look like it but i am. >> we're going to visualize pebble beach. >> we're visualizing pebble beach right here. >> reporter: the hard-working michael strahan always remembers to play. >> i think we all get so tied up in what's goi

. >> reporter: the reality is kids like 2 1/2-year-old tatum love hugging the animals. >> he's been coming here since he's been born. >> looks like he really enjoy it is. >> yeah, he really likes it. >> reporter: but most parents aren't aware of the associated risk. >> you wouldn't think you're gonna catch a disease and could you lose your child coming to the fair. >> reporter: the state cdc confirms the second little boy who was also at the oxford fair of e. coli. his condition is unknown. experts say although what happened to colten is rare, parents can't be too careful. >> what happened to these toddlers is so rare. you know, obviously if this was an every day occurrence or anything even close, that we wouldn't have petting zoos but it's an extremely rare event and i think it gives us all pause. >> so far the oxford county fair has not released a comment on the incident but officials are warning parents to make sure their children keep their hands away from their mouth. in the newsroom, 7news. >>> now to voice your choice coverage. donald trump may be the wealthiest candidate, but jeb b

>> reporter: shared screen time with channing tatum in "magic mike xxl." >> give your mama some sugar! >> reporter: and her role in "love and mercy" is getting her early oscar buzz. >> you look really great. >> reporter: the film is

stacey: also trending tonight, this instagram post from actor channing tatum. there he is in a winnie the pooh costume he says he wore to his daughter's halloween carnival. his magic mike cost jim probably would not have been appropriate. he usually has women swooning, but in this outfit not so much. , steve: seattle seahawks running-back, marshawn lynch, is trending tonight for his new refreshing beverage. stacey: he teamed up with starbucks to create the beast mode frappuccino. steve: 24 cents from every drink sold will go to lynch's fam 1st family foundation, which serves underprivileged kids in oakland, california. 24 just happens to be lynch's uniform number. stacey: so what is in this drink? it's a double mocha frap with a hint of mint, cream and protein powder, topped with whipped cream, purple berry drizzle and a sprinkle of matcha. it will be available on october 24. steve: big night for baseball. the kansas city royals are now one win away from a 2nd straight trip to the world series. stacey: and we have live team coverage of chicago cubs in nlcs game

channing tatum. right up there. he'd been in "step up." those kinds of things., that guy's going to be a star, let's move him on in. >> now the father of five says he's about a third of the way done with his next love story. and still has plenty more left to tell. >> have you ruined men for your daughter? >> that's what my daughter tells me. i feel bad about that. i'm like i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. i'm okay. i'm a nice guy. you can meet me. bring him on in. that's fine. just be a gentleman. >> reporter: sara haines, abc news, new york. >> i do enjoy his books and the movies. i think they're really fantastic. >> i have to admit i have seen "the notebook." >> oh. >> and i didn't get dragged to it. >> oh. a willing participant there. >> yes. >> follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. cs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, willing to run. paul ryan, the former vice presidential nominee eyeing the job for speaker of the house. laying out his vision and conditions