Accusations of Sexual Misconduct against him, turned over to federal investigators. Were women offered money to make false claims . The deadly Helicopter Crash. The chopper slamming into a home and erupting into flames. And just as we come on the air tonight, word of another crash. The images coming in now. And america strong tonight. Our amy robach, five years after being diagnosed with breast cancer, climbing mt. Kilimanjaro. How do you feel, amy . Im okay. The grueling trip at High Altitude and in darkness, and her message tonight for all of the women she climbed for. Good evening. And its great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. And we begin tonight with the somber day in pittsburgh. The deeply painful task of burying their loved ones. Late today, the president arrived to pay his respects, and he was greeted by protesters filling the streets near that synagogue. Today, the first three victims were laid to rest. Two brothers and a doctor who ran back in to help. There were long lines of mourners, including members of the pittsburgh steelers. Late today, the president and first lady arriving at the synagogue, against the wishes of some Community Leaders who said it was too soon. And there were protesters as far as you could see, holding those signs, words matter and renounce white nationalism. Abcs senior White House Correspondent cecilia vega leading us off tonight from pittsburgh. Reporter in pittsburgh today, scenes of unspeakable grief. A line of mourners wrapping around the block for the funeral of cecil and david rosenthal, the brothers who never missed a service at tree of life synagogue. Also there to pay their respects, coaches and players from the brothers beloved steelers. Today, President Trump and the first lady, his jewish soninlaw, jared kushner, and daughter, ivanka, traveled to the synagogue. Rabbi Jeffrey Myers there to greet them. The first family following the jewish custom of leaving stones to honor the dead. But it is a much different trip than the white house had planned. Just half a block away, this scene. Neighbors shouting down the president. Its not about you let the families grieve this is our neighborhood you are not welcome here reporter nearby, more than a thousand protesters carrying signs, saying words matter, stop encouraging hate and you are not welcome in pittsburgh until you fully denounce white nationalism. The mayor of pittsburgh had asked the president not to come until the funerals were over, citing security concerns. I do believe that it would be best to put the attention on the families this week, and if he were to visit, choose a different time to be able to do it. Our focus is the city. Reporter the white house invited top congressional leaders in both parties to accompany the president. Leader mitch mcconnell, Speaker Paul Ryan among those who declined, citing scheduling issues. The family of one victim, daniel stein, also making it clear they have no interest in meeting with President Trump. They were angered by his words when he said armed guards at the synagogue could have prevented the shooting. If you take a look, if they had protection inside, the results would have been far better. Reporter steins nephew today telling us, the president is blaming jewish people for what happened to them. And cecilia vega with us live tonight from pittsburgh. And cecilia, we know the president also went to the hospital to visit survivors, but the president and first lady were obviously aware as they were there of the many who did not want this visit . Reporter yeah, david. You know, i was standing just a few feet away from the president when those neighbors right here next to me were shouting those words at him, words matter. I heard those words clearly. I cant imagine the president did not hear them. He probably did. David, when he left, he told those reporters including me who were standing right there that this scene is very sad, he said, quote, hopefully we will learn a lot of what happened here. Boon. Orearsught, then sent to p life, whitey bulger, hes now been killed behind bars. Was it a mob hit . Abcs gio benitez from boston tonight. Reporter he was the notorious boston gangster. Famous for a life of crime, including a role in at least 11 murders. And those 16 years on the run with his girlfriend until their capture in 2011. And tonight, another twist. The crime boss life coming to a violent end. Whitey bulger, found dead at 8 20 this morning in his West Virginia prison cell. He had just been transferred there in the last 24 hours. Youre going to be responding to the maximum security. They advise cpr in progress. Reporter Law Enforcement officials now telling abc news bulger was killed. It was in south boston where a young james bulger earned that infamous nickname, whitey, because of his light hair. He spent time in alcatraz, returning to boston, where he would rule the streets. In 1994, a corrupt fbi agent tipped bulger off, telling him he was about to be indicted. He disappeared. Authorities searching for him for more than a decade, releasing Surveillance Video and this recording of his voice. How are you doing . Did he order any sandwiches . Reporter ultimately tracking him down through his girlfriend, catherine grieg. Have you seen this woman . Reporter the couple found living in this santa monica apartment. The arrests mark the end of a long and exhaustive hunt for one of americas most wanted men. Reporter some of the families of bulgers victims, who relived the tragedies during bulgers trial hes a mass murderer and hes a destroyer of families. Reporter tonight, struggling to process that the man responsible for so much pain is finally gone. I knew this day was going to come and i knew this was going to happen. Its, like, surreal. Gio benitez live with us tonight from boston. And were hearing tonight from Whitey Bulgers attorney, gio . Reporter yeah, david, his attorney, j. W. Carney, tells us this . In a statement he was sentenced to life in prison, but as a result of decisions by the federal bureau of prisons, that sentence has been changed to the death penalty. And tonight, the u. S. Attorney here in massachusetts says his thoughts are with the victims and the families. David . Gio, thank you. We also learned late today that a driver of a pickup truck will face charges after a horrifying scene this morning in indiana. Three children, all from the same family, were killed as they were crossing the road to their school bus. 9yearold alivia stahl and her 6yearold twin brothers, xzavier and mason. A fourth child was rushed to the hospital. Abcs alex perez is on the scene tonight. Reporter tonight, one indiana Family Living a nightmare, losing three children at once. The siblings crossing this county road near rochester this morning to get on their school bus. Children that were getting on the bus have been struck by vecl the school bus had a stop arm extended. Had emergency lighting activated. As the children entered the road, unfortunately, they were struck by a southbound vehicle. Reporter the driver, identified by police as 24yearold alyssa shepherd. Killed, 6yearold twin boys xzavier and mason ingle and their 9yearold sister, alivia. An 11yearold walking with them airlifted in critical condition. Tonight, xzavier, mason and alivias uncle says the family cant imagine life without them. He didnt lose one kid, he lost all of his kids. What do you tell your little brother, how do you tell your little brother its going to get better . You cant. Reporter david, the driver of that vehicle that struck the kids is in police custody. Shes facing a number of charges, including three counts of reckless homicide. David . Alex, thank you. There is also a developing headline tonight involving the special counsel, robert mueller. Tonight, there is word of an alleged plot to level accusations of Sexual Misconduct against him. Were women offered money to make false claims . Abcs chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas reports tonight, its now been turned over to the fbi. Reporter tonight, allegations of a possible Smear Campaign against special Counsel Robert Mueller to frame him with lies about sexual harassment. Several reporters saying a woman contacted them, claiming to have been offered 20,000 to make false accusations of Sexual Misconduct and workplace harassment against robert mueller. And today, a rare Statement Issued in response from special counsel spokesman peter carr. When we learned last week of allegations that women were offered money to make false claims about the special counsel, we immediately referred the matter to the fbi for investigation. The atlantic says a woman contacted reporters and claimed that she received a call from a man who said he represented known right wing conspiracy peddler jack burkman. Burkman on social media has in recent days claimed to have damaging information coming soon on mueller. David, one woman told reporters she rarely saw mueller, but when she did, he was never inappropriate. A second woman says she never had any encounters with mueller. David . Pierre thomas with us tonight from washington. Pierre, thank you. One week from tonight, of course, the crucial midterms, and President Trump now upping the stakes on immigration, saying he now wants to end birthright citizenship, but can he do that . Abcs chief White House CorrespondentJonathan Karl with a reality check tonight. He has the state of the race, with one week to go. Reporter just seven days before the midterm elections, President Trump is determined to make immigration a central issue, today vowing to singlehandedly end the constitutions guarantee of citizenship to anyone born in the united states. You can definitely do it with an act of congress, but now theyre saying i can do it just with an executive order. Its in process, itll happen. Reporter but today, the Top Republican in Congress Said the president simply does not have that power. Well, you obviously cannot do that. You cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. We didnt like it when obama tried changing immigration laws Via Executive action. I think in this case, the 14th amendment is pretty clear. Reporter as the election approaches, the president focused on the caravan of grts violence in Central America and traveling by foot to the u. S. mexico border. I wish i could just tell them, and i say it, caravan, turn around. Youre not coming in. Youre not coming in, im sorry. Reporter now, the president is sending more than 5,000 active duty troops to the border, he says, to stop the caravan, something an anchor on the president s favorite cable news channel called a political stunt. Tomorrow is one week before the midterm election, which is what all of this is about. There is no invasion. No ones coming to get you. Theres nothing at all to worry about. Reporter in fact, the Migrant Caravan is still some 900 miles from the border. And those troops, under u. S. Law, are restrained in what they can do. They cant arrest migrants or take part in Law Enforcement. Instead, they can support Border Patrol by helping transport agents, and by doing things like building tents. Jon karl with us live tonight from the white house. And jon, we know that in september, there were more arrests at the border than at any point during the trump presidency, but the president waiting until seven days before the election with this promise now to end birthright citizenship. But bottom line, you did some digging on this today, does he really have that power . Reporter well, you heard paul ryan say he doesnt believe he has the power to do that. Most constitutional experts would agree with that. In fact, back in 1995, the Justice Department said very forcefully in an opinion that is still enforced today, still operative today, that the only way to change birthright citizenship is, quote, by amending the constitution. David . All right, jon karl with us again tonight. Thank you, jon. Just as millions of families prepare for halloween, a powerful storm system is moving east tonight. It already spawned this tornado in oregon. And another in forest grove, oregon. And for halloween, there could also be Severe Weather and flooding from texas all the way up to ohio. Chief meteorologist ginger zee is the live tracking it all for us tonight. Hey, ginger. Reporter hey there, david. More than four inches of snow has already dropped from that same system, in boulder, colorado. And it should bring enough cold air to give albuquerque, new mexico, its coldest halloween in 27 years. But then it gets downright scary from beaumont, texas, over into louisiana, because severe storms, im talking damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible, just at or after trick or treat time. Looking at that line, it moves east, mobile, montgomery and even destin, florida, have to look out on thursday. David . Ginger zee with us tonight. Ginger, thank you. And tonight, right here for the first time, we are now hearing from the fiancee of Washington Post writer Jamal Khashoggi, murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul 28 days ago now. He was last seen walking into that consulate. She was waiting outside. She waited there into the night, never to see him again. Well, now in her first interview with american television, telling Abcs Ian Pannell that khashoggi had actually visited the consulate just four days beforehand without incident. Reporter Washington Post writer Jamal Khashoggi was living in exile when he met a young woman from turkey and fell in love. This video shows the happy couple going to get paperwork for their wedding. This was september 28, four days before he was killed, and he was afraid. So, he didnt want to go into the saudi consulate that day . Yes, she says. He was worried he could be captured and sent back to saudi arabia. But instead, he was greeted warmly that day. So, when he went back four days later, his guard was lowered. Hatice waited outside. But the man she was to marry the following day never reappeared. At what point did you know hed been killed . I wanted to believe he was alive until the end, she says. It wasnt until the saudis confessed they killed him that i acknowledged the horrible tragedy of what had happened. David, almost a month after the killing, Hatice Cengiz is demanding to know where the body is so she can bury her fiance. And also wanting to know who ordered the killing. David . Ian pannell with us again tonight. Ian, thank you. And there is still much more ahead on world news tonight this tuesday. The day care outrage, and youll see this here. The disturbing video. Preschoolers allegedly encouraged to fight one another. What weve now learned tonight about the teachers involved. Also, the deadly Helicopter Crash today. One helicopter slamming into a home in florida, bursting into flames. And then late today, a second helicopter going down in the northeast. We have late details on that. And the big reveal from apple today, a new ipad. Whats different about it . 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