cooking a bunch of meals gets a little bit much. >> trust me, we're well aware they're running around the restaurant going buck wild. >> if your child misbehaves, your job is a parent to get up with that child, get them outside, and square them away so you do not effect other people. >> if it doesn't say on the front door, no children allowed, children are just as welcome as adults in those public spaces. >> just because you think that it's appropriate to only have one or two children, please don't judge us for having more. it's our lives. we can handle it. >> this is where we waver into shut it down. it is not your place to tell anybody how many kids they should or should not have or if they want to have kids at all. that's your business, man. >> make it easier for us. give us a smile. that brings us to the end of the episode. don't worry. if you want more, head to our toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. 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>> brooklyn hipsters like their artisanal stuff. >> he gave deejay callie a key. because you know deejay callie supposedly already had the keys. >> does he know you have a key. >> yes, i have a key to the city in belize. >> close enough. >> everybody's envious of that. i wonder if he gave flavor flav a clock. >> i think he has lots of those already. but he said the interview he's most looking forward to, when he sits down with dave david letterman tonight. >> so is it a shaved david letterman? what version of the beard do we think it will be? >> i think it's going to be full santa claus david letterman. christmas is coming up. he has to prepare. >> that's true. the ballroom was transformed into the happiest place on earth. on "dancing with the stars," it was disney night. minnie, mickey, the whole goofy group kicked off the night. the theme was disney through the ages starting in the 1920s to the present. >> and apparently dreams do come true for jordan and lindsay. they got the first perfect score of the season with a moana-inspired foxtrot. >> another highlight, artem keeping the sombrero on his head throughout the jazz number with nikki. >> that's tough. >> really? >> yeah, i mean twirling around and everything with the hat on? a lot of wind resistance going on with that, too. >> double-sided tape. >> that could be it. so the low score of the night went to nick lachey and peta for the bare necessities quickstep, which is not good news considering he was in the bottom two last week. >> yeah, and sadly not every couple got their happy ending as two pairs found themselves in the bottom. sasha and glen, frankie and whitney. >> in the end -- >> who? >> pretty little liars star. >> all right. well, the ballroom lost a star. finally, to bill murray, speaking of stars and musical performances. bill murray's a renaissance man. he's got many talents, we know this. and he's keeping especially busy. >> he's known as a singer, he's now a singer, performing at carnegie hall. how did he get there? >> practice, practice. >> he made his debut alongside a german cellist. >> so murray's also available to help you share exciting news with your parents. >> i got news for you. you're going to be grandparents. >> we're having a baby. >> how cool is that? 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just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ if i could find a way >> sing it, baby. got to love cher. >> uh-huh. >> and we are back with a bonus skinny round and some pretty awesome news. meet the newest member of the mama mia ii cast -- cher. so we have confirmation now that cher has signed on to the sequel creatively called mama mia here we go again. >> oh. ♪ mama mia, here we go again >> it's been seven years since she was on the big screen. the last movie she was in was "burlesque" with christina aguilera. as a teaser, she posted this pic of a very sparkly platform boot over the weekend. >> so cher will team up with the original cast. no word on who she'll be singing alongside or if she'll be singing alongside anyone. an executive on the film said chef is our secret weapon. it will spoil the fun to give anything away. >> do they sing the same songs? >> i don't know. >> are there new songs? >> also, what happens, is she going to get married again? was there a divorce? what happened? so many questions. so marvel have dropped the first full-length black panther trailer, and so many people are going nuts for this. the video has already wracked up 4 million views. >> we see one of the characters going home. the tiny nation is super high tech and looks like blade runner at times. >> they are suiting up to take on a new bad guy. >> we are home. >> my son, it is your time. >> show me my respect and bow down. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> ooh. >> don't freeze. so he has a brand new panther suit, and so does his nemesis, whose name is eric. >> there's this dream-like sequence that everyone's comparing to "the lion king." when they say all of this is yours. >> people are sharing what they would do, what they would be wearing to see the movie. of course that's eddie murphy in "coming to america." that is what i will be wearing. >> to be loved! to be loved! >> february 16th. or maybe i should do that for (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." the nfl owners and players sit down for a critical meeting today in new york to discuss that, the kneeling, the national anthem protest and how to ham them expected to be on top of the agenda. president trump is dismissing reports of tension with the leadership after meeting with mitch mcconnell. they held a press conference to declare they're closer than ever before and fighting for the same thing. senator john mccain picks up an award and drops some emotional words about what he calls spurious nationalism. he said people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is hurting america's national standing. and steph curry and the warriors were celebrating the team's second title in three years. well, tonight the new season starts with some old faces in new places. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, october 17. from abc news, this is "world news now." best time of the year. ♪ i got friends in low places >> okay, garth, yes. are you referring to the nba? >> the nba teams. yes. >> they're all over the place. it's really confusing. man, but they're so hopeful. the knicks are in first place and in last place. we begin this half hour now with the nba but with the nfl's attempt to deal with the players kneeling during the anthem. >> so owners and the union today are huddling in new york. the league says it's looking to move on from the issue which sparked some comments from the white house. >> in the meantime, players want to make sure they won't be punished for a protest designed to highlight racial inequality, not disrespect to the american flag. here's abc danya bacchus. >> reporter: out of work nfl quarterback colin kaepernick now taking a stand against the nfl, accusing the league and team owners of colluding to keep him sidelined. the reason says his taking a knee protest. against police mistreatment of african-americans during the national anthem. a grievance against the league alleges teams wanted to seen him only to mysteriously go silent with no explanation. kaepernick's actions created a movement and fueled a national debate about free speech and the national anthem. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. out, he's fired. >> reporter: last month, the debate intensified when president trump lashed out at nfl players who joined the protests. despite players and their defenders insisting they are not disrespecting the anthem. >> you're disrespecting our flag and our country. >> reporter: more than three dozen other quarterbacks have been signed since kaepernick hit free agency. his attorneys say the nfl violated the league's collective bargaining agreement, saying he's an ideal candidate. having played six seasons with the 49ers leading them to the super bowl. >> he has got to have actual evidence, something tangible to show that two teams got together or a team and the league got together and said we got to keep this guy out of the league. >> reporter: the nfl hasn't commented. and on tuesday in a rare move, the nfl owners have invited players and union reps to attend their meeting in the hopes of finding a compromise to allow players to continue protesting without alienating the fans. diane and kendis? >> donya, thank you. and a federal corruption probe has officially cost rick pitino his job as head basketball coach. and rick pitino's contract was terminated yesterday. he isn't named in any probe complaints, but his contract was violated. he won the national championship in 2013. >> big deal there. moving on now, president trump waved off reports of republican infighting as he made a joint appearance with senator mitch mcconnell. >> the president gave no warning before holding a long and wide-ranging news conference to tout his friend championship with the man he once called a weak leader. he insists the republican party is very unified. >> reporter: a show of unity in the rose garden. >> my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding, has been outstanding. >> reporter: the president previously used twitter to criticize senate majority leader mitch mcconnell for not getting an obamacare repeal and replace bill passed through the senate. even before lunch, president trump sympathized with his former chief strategist, steve bannon, who's vowed to wage war on the gop establishment and mitch mcconnell. >> i can understand fully how steve bannon feels. and i'm not going to blame myself, i'll be honest. they are not getting the job done. >> reporter: but just a few hours after saying the republican party should be ashamed of themselves, the president changed his tune. >> the republican party is very, very unified. this man is going to get it done. and i think get it done long before anybody else. >> reporter: and the apparent contradictions come as congress faces a daunting to-do list before the end of the year. they want to tackle tax reform and protection for dreamers. the president wants congress to strengthen the iran deal and health care reform, all this as they still need to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling. >> obviously, passing the budget which enables tax reform and tax reduction comes next. >> reporter: president trump says he and mitch mcconnell are closer than ever before and he also said democrats are extremely unified, slamming them for what he calls being obstructionists. kendis and diane? >> and speaking of the president, his approval rating on the u.s. response to the recent hurricanes has plummeted since hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. a new cnn poll was taken after the president criticized the mayor of san juan. and many puerto ricans struggle without electricity and clean water. apparently 44% of americans say they approve of how the president handled the response. that's down 20 points from a month ago after hurricanes harvey and irma hit texas and florida. and president trump appears to be pointing the finger directly at cuba for a series of mysterious attacks. the attacks impacting the health of nearly two dozen american government workers in havana. the u.s. had not assigned blame to cuba for what many are calling sonic attacks. but officials say they believe the cuban government could have stopped them. now president trump seems to be going even further. >> i do believe cuba's responsible. i do believe that. and it's a very unusual attack as you know. but i do believe cuba is responsible, yes. >> it is not clear if the president is saying cuba is actually behind the attacks or responsible because they failed to keep americans safe. meanwhile, the u.s. is calling for calm on both sides after iraqi forces pushed kurdish allies out of disputed city of kirkuk seizing oil fields and other facilities. this comes amid rising tensions after last month's kurdish vote for independence. it could trigger a civil war inside iraq. newly-released 911 calls reveal the chaos inside a nursing home in florida. increasingly frantic workers made several calls on behalf of patients, but only once did a nurse mention that the air conditioning was not working. at least 14 deaths have been blamed on the sweltering heat inside the hollywood hills nursing home. staffers appeared to have problems answering the most basic questions from operators. >> how old is the patient? >> oh. trying to find her paperwork. one second. i'm coming. oh, my god, this is crazy. trying to load up the computer. the computer is slow. i'm down stairs, but the patient is upstairs with the nurse. so kind of bear with me. >> more than 140 residents were eventually evacuated from the nursing home which is across the street from a hospital. that facility is now closed. a criminal investigation under way. security experts have found a serious crack in wi-fi connections that could put every device on the planet at risk of hacking. it involves the protocol that protects wi-fi networks and changing your password won't help. but the attacker needs to be in range of the specific signal. microsoft has already released a patch for the vulnerability. google says an android patch will be ready in a couple weeks. the members of the university of central oklahoma fraternity turned cheerleaders for a night and managed to shake it without any of them breaking anything. >> that's an accomplishment when you see what they're doing. this is the brothers sigma tau gamma. at the weekend's homecoming cheer and dance competition. they went all out. the video has more than 2 million views on facebook and it's easy to see why. >> oh, my god. they did the splits. some of them also showed that they're not too big to be picked up. >> no, think went all out. and then they finished the whole thing off with, wait for it, the big basket toss flip and of course -- the splits. got to get the splits. this is my favorite thing ever. >> it hurts to even watch. >> i don't know how they accomplished this. might i say, it's super impressive. but it's not like their form is perfect here. they probably could have hurt themselves. >> listen, i give them a 10. >> me too, absolutely. i give them a 11. >> bruno over there was like, i don't know. >> we're giving you a 10. >> coming up, the sudden plunge on board an airliner. a plane fell 20,000 feet as the flight crew screamed for passengers to brace for impact. we'll show you what happened next. and later, the photographer who captured these intimate, behind the scenes images of first lady michelle obama, what she calls her transformative experience during her time in the white house. but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. 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[female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ and welcome back. don't you just hate it when you start a do it yourself project and then you realize you don't have the right tools to do it yourself. well, the giz wiz, dick debartolo's joining us looking like a member of -- what? >> a member of the village people? we do have some fun stuff. this is from pod life. it did win a diy for value. and this is like having someone hold the flashlight. i'm not going to try and blind the camera. what you do, i have it on bright now. it's magnetic. so you aim it where you want the light to be. and then it will just stay there for you. if you're working under the sink and you want to aim, i'm not going to aim it into the camera. >> how bright is it? >> it's 250 lumens. >> all right. so dick, like i was saying, great. >> so this part is magnetic. >> awesome. >> and the bottom is magnetic. in your car, you can attach it to the hood or under the sink. >> hard-to-reach areas. >> and it's under $20. from craftsman, this is pretty neat, a sidewinder tape measure. up to now, tape measures stood on the shallow end. this guy lays flat and roll it out. and it doesn't fall off, because the broad edge is down. and then -- >> what's the practical use for that? >> the practical use is, when you measure lumber, the tape measure, you get to the end, the tape measure falls off. this won't fall off because this is the operating. it operates in this area. and something on the bottom is pretty neat. a little dry erase panel so you can write your measurements down and erase them. this is also from craftsman, a flex claw hammer. and at this press event they said hammer's not been redesigned in centuries or decades. >> which is a lie. he redefined himself when he did "too legit to quit." >> so this guy has an adjustable claw. >> uh-huh. >> up to four positions. so if you have heavy-duty prying, you 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dance ♪ i make money moves >> expensive. >> let's move on now to the woman behind some of the most famous photos of the former first lady, michelle obama. >> we're going behind the lens with robin roberts. >> reporter: how about this photo with the girl scouts. >> the first-ever camp out with the girl scouts on the lawn of the white house. >> reporter: just one day in the life of photographer, amanda lucidon in her new book "chasing light." >> for me, the deeper meaning was working at the white house was a very transformative time for me. i learned from her that you can be anything. >> reporter: for four years, amanda traveled with mrs. obama, capturing photos of the first lady. >> she has such a serious role but this lightness about her. she really loves to laugh. >> reporter: didn't the president tweet this photo. >> yeah, valentine's day, which was pretty cool. >> reporter: now one of amanda's most widely shared. >> i think that's thing about having good editors. i'm such a perfectionist. i was like, oh, the picture's kind of messy. and my editor's like, it's the home. and i was like, yeah. >> reporter: how about when she was with her girls, and i believe that is the great wall. >> being a mother is her most important priority. >> reporter: how are you different from the first day you walked through the gates and the last day. >> everything about me is different. i found confidence. i learned about embracing my own story and the first lady taught us that the challenges that you encounter in your own life are your strengths, not weaknesses. they're the things that teach you resilience. if you are resilient, you can overcome anything. accepting all the sides of myself was transformational for me. coming out of the white house, i'm that light i was chasing. >> our big thanks to robin roberts. and amanda is donating a portion of a proceeds to a benefit for low speaking of art. kendis gibson, everybody. -income schools. this morning on "world news no" pr this morning on "world news now," president trump playing nice. >> he stood side by side with the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell after weeks of blistering attacks. the president saying they're now good friends ps what's behind this new show of unity. new this morning, senator john mccain takes a shot at the trump approach to world leadership. in an impassioned speech, he cautioned against the u.s. turning away from the world calling out unpatriotic. we have full details, ahead. and as the investigation into har vin weinstein grows, millions of people are speaking up about sexual harassment and assault sharing their stories with the #metoo. a-list celebrities and private citizens, women and men. the powerful reminder to victims everywhere. and look out below. it looks like a b.a.s.e. jumper jumping off a cliff, but he's not wearing a parachute. how does he do it and not go splat? we'll explain on this tuesday, october 17. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> doesn't look like the safest thing. >> you go first and let me know how that works out. >> please. >> we'll figure that one out. you know, there was that great american poet who once said u-n-i-t-y. i think that was queen latifah. i guess that's what the president's going for now. >> president trump stood side by side with mitch mcconnell in the rose garden saying they are closer than ever. answering questions on puerto rico to the russia investigation. >> and he falsely claimed that his predecessors didn't call the families of fallen soldiers. >> reporter: they held a press conference to declare their relationship outstanding. >> we've been friends for a long time. we are probably now, despite what we read, we're probably now as far as i'm concerned, closer than ever before. >> reporter: that's a change in tone for the president whose former chief strategist, steve bannon has declared war on mitch mcconnell. >> the donors are not happy. they've all left you. we've cut your oxygen off, mitch. >> mr. president, do you approve of steve bannon's war on mitch mcconnell and the republican staept? >> steve is very committed. he's a friend of mine and i have committed to getting things passed. i have great relationships with many senators. in particular with most republican senators, but we're not getting the job done. and i'm not going to blame myself. i'll be honest. they are not getting the job done. >> reporter: i asked about bannon's vow to take on nearly refer every senator up for re-election. >> i know how he feels. depends on who you're talking about. there are some republicans, frankly, that should be ashamed of themselves. i can understand fully how bannon feels. >> reporter: but in the rose garden, mcconnell fired back. >> you have to nominate people who can actually win, because winners make policy and losers go home. >> reporter: and standing by mcconnell, the president said he'd talk to bannon. >> steve is doing what steve thinks is the right thing. some of the people he may be looking at, i'm going to see if we talk him out of that because they're great people. >> reporter: he took questions for about 40 minutes on a wide range of subjects, including puerto rico. >> we have massive amounts of water. we have massive amounts of food. but they have to distribute the food. and they have to do this. they have to distribute the food to the people of the island. so what we have done, we have military distributing food, something they shouldn't have to be doing. >> reporter: and on the investigation into russian meddling and possible collusion, the president signaled he won't pull the plug on the special prosecutor. president trump also caused controversy by saying unlike his predecessors, he places phone calls to the families of fallen service members. spokes people for all of the last three presidents say no, that is not correct, that they, too, placed calls to the families of fallen service members. a spokesperson for president obama said president trump's words were unequivocally wrong. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. and president trump is facing calls to withdraw the name of the person he called on to be the next drug czar. an investigator report revealed that pennsylvania congressman tom marino pushed legislation that ultimately cleared the way for the opioid crisis. it stripped the dea of powers to go after pharmaceutical companies sending drugs to the black market. the president agreed to reconsider the nomination and promised a major announcement on the opioid crisis next week. senator john mccain is taking the nation to task. the arizona republican used these words while accepting an award in philadelphia. he called the idea that the u.s. would refuse its obligations of international leadership unpatriotic. >> and led three quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership in our duty to remain the last best hope of earth for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism, cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems. is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that americans consigned to the ash heap of history. >> the senator sounding feisty there overnight. he added that americans live in a land made of ideals. and it's our moral obligation to -- those ideals around the world. army sergeant bowe bergdahl faces life in prison after pleading guilty to desertion. he walked off in afghanistan in 2009. he was eventually captured and held captive by the taliban. his sentencing hearing begins monday. and the man who planted two homemade bombs in new york city last year will spend the rest of his life behind bars. that's the mandatory sentence for hamad hat rahimi. one of the devices exploded, injuring 30 people. prosecutors say rahimi was inspired by isis and al qaeda. the manhunt is ramping up for two inmates in southeastern missouri. they escaped a county jail by crawling into an air duct and jumping a fence. both are considered armed and dangerous. and now authorities are warning resident of caruthersville, missouri to stay inside and keep their doors and windows locked. the inmate was last seen heading towards the mississippi river. about 100 people are still missing from the devastating wildfires in california. firefighters say they are making progress against those deadly fires, but the danger is far from over. a break in the weather is helping crews. for the first time in days, there are no red flag warnings in the entire state. some residents are returning home as some evacuation orders have been lifted. overseas, at least three people have been killed in ireland from hurricane ophelia. wind gusts of 80 miles per hour knocked out power to at least 300,000 customers. and farther south, the storm turned the skies of london this eerie shade of yellow. look at that. this is as ophelia's winds blew sand from the sahara desert and smoke from deadly forest fires in spain and portugal all the way to downtown london. >> incredible. and astronomers are reporting a major discovery, witnessing for the first time one of the most violent acts in the universe. >> so they detected the collision of two neutron stars and in observing the bright blue super hot debris spewing out, scientists say they were able to literally see gold being formed. >> gold! >> gold. >> does that mean it's going to rain gold? >> i think -- >> should we get our little -- >> exactly. >> i think it means we need to get out there and mine that gold. >> i'm ready. i'm going to need a bigger mug. so it happened in a galaxy named ngc-4993. >> is it far, far away? >> it is far, far away. it is in 130 million years. does need a little work with the brand name i think. >> we're getting gold! >> that's all that matters. >> i don't know if it's true, but i like it. when we come back, why alex rodriguez is getting a lot more attention these days the now that he's off the field and how he's now found himself in the stands supporting his girlfriend. you may have heard of her. and what he's saying about how his family helped save his career. but first, what family members of harvey weinstein's family are saying about his widening sex abuse scandal. the words his own brother is using to describe his behavior coming up. you're watching "world news now." now." e coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no 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>> welcome back. and there's major developments this morning in the harvey weinstein scandal. the movie production company that he founded and bears his name may actually be up for sale. >> harvey and his brother bob are reportedly set to face off today during a company board meeting, and all this comes as harvey weinstein is facing compounding legal troubles. here is abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: harvey weinstein is in danger of criminal prosecution. the nypd says multiple women have come forward with allegations of sexual assault. they're looking into those claims. in london, scotland yard says they're investigating five claims against weinstein. weinstein has denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex. >> we all make mistakes. second chance i hope, okay? >> reporter: in an emotional interview, weinstein's brother and long-time business partner, bob weinstein, says he knew his brother was a philanderer but thought the instances were consensual. my brother has caused unconscionable suffering. i am heart broken by what he has done. he added he's seen no remorse from his brother. i have spoken to him two times since news broke hoping to hear oh, my god. what have i done. he didn't hear that. but the words are "me too." alissa milano writing, if you've been assaulted, write "me too" as a reply to this tweet so we might give people a sense of the magnitude of this problem. >> the hash tag me too was used more than 5 million times. across social media platforms. so many people inspired by her tweet to share their own very personal stories of sexual harassment and abuse. celebrities like lady gaga are sharing their difficult experiences. >> and men too. but as one woman put it, what's so heartbreaking is many women are not having to choose whether to tell their story, but which story to tell. >> wow. moving on and coming up, one of baseball's all-time greats enjoying life off the field. >> we're checking in with alex rodriguez to see how he feels about being the most famous boyfriend in the world to j. lo and how they are putting their girls first as parents. ask set your dvr tomorrow. we have an all new edition of lifestyles of the rich and kendis. >> yes. we -- the last time we did this we were with frederick eckland and looking at a beautiful apartment in manhattan. so we called frederick and he didn't answer. so tomorrow you have to see the apartment. there's airborne plus beta-immune booster™. the only one made with vitamins and minerals, plus an ingredient proven to boost your natural defenses. airborne. ♪ ♪ south bronx ♪ south south bronx >> bronx is a great place to b ♪ 6/. >> the bronx is a good place to be right now. south bronx. in fronts of the hometown crowd. nice. >> outta there. >> that was todd frasier. >> he did some work in the field. rookie mvp aaron judge made a couple of touch grabs. >> wait, who was that? >> aaron judge, all 6'7" of him. >> aaron judge? >> come on, jack. >> i'm waiting for the home run. >> oh, sorry. putting the 6'7" frame to use. judge would also hit a home run. >> all rise! >> thank you, jack. >> that's in the fifth, when the team pulled ahead leaving the astros in the dust. final score 8-1. game four is tonight. i didn't know it was a home run thing. >> the astros didn't look -- >> they didn't look very good. it's generally an aaron judge thing. jack knew he hit a home run so he figured he could save the "all rise" for that. turning now to former yankees star alex rodriguez. he's getting attention for his romantic achievement with j. lo. >> it's something his daughters are especially proud of. we're up all "nightline" with sarah haynes. >> are y'all ready to have a good time? >> reporter: it's saturday night, las vegas. super star j. lo sets the stage on fire. and who's watching from the vip section? her boyfriend, alex rodriguez and his 12 year old daughter natasha. ♪ >> that was the best show i've ever seen. >> no! >> the best. >> really? >> you were on fire cracker. >> reporter: the two announced their relationship this past may and have been paparazzi gold ever since. snapped while on vacation in france, cruising in the car. and all over new york and florida. >> jennifer's an amazing person. the hardest working. she has like ten jobs. >> reporter: she's making you look lazy. >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: we all came to know alex rodriguez as the home run hitter of the yankees. >> a suspension tonight for baseballer alex rodriguez. >> reporter: later embroiled in a performance-enhancing drug scandal that rocked his baseball career. >> i did take a banned substance. for that i'm very sorry and deeply regretful. >> reporter: now he is in what he calls his second out. >> oh! >> reporter: analyzing plays on fox sports. >> the size of a nfl tight end, but moves around like a shortstop. >> reporter: guest appearing on "shark tank." >> i understand athletes. >> reporter: and going all in on his multi million dollar real estate empire, purchasing his own usc gym, and joining abc news as a contributor. but his number one job? doting dad to 12 year old natasha and 8-year-old ella. at home he's a regular guy. but outside, he'll always be -- >> what's up! this is the best part of retirement. >> reporter: but he isn't too famous to embarrass his daughters. >> what boys? >> i don't know. >> what boys are we talking about? should i go meet all of them? i want all those boys to know who daddy is. >> reporter: he and his ex-wife have come a long way from their contentious divorce. >> hi, beautiful. >> this one doesn't stop. she looks incredible, right? >> reporter: fresh offer the plane from j. lo's vegas show, they spend the day together. >> hi, sash bosh. from the beginning, we always put the kids first so they would grow and have emotional wellness and not feel a lot of the tugging that you see sometimes that happens in families that are divorced. >> reporter: but the kids have some complaints. >> he does a lot of funny things, but they're mostly embarrassing. he can't dance or sing for his life, but it's funny when he does. >> reporter: while there have been momentous highs and dark lows in his life, he says it's made him a better man, dad and role model. >> you know, i think everything happens for a reason. sure, there are some regrets along the way, but you don't have to be defined by those mistakes. how you come back matters, too. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm sarah haynes. >> he can't dance or sing for his life, but it's funny when he does. sounds familiar. >> wait, what are you saying? >> stick around. we've got the mix next. >> if i had j. lo as a girlfriend -- got the mix next. >> if i had j lo as a girlfriend. -- it's always disappointing, when something gets watered down. at air wick, we believe scent should be experienced the way its intended: pure. discover air wick pure freshmatic, with no added water. and now, try pure free i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. 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were fine. >> it would take a while to figure that one out. over to a 17-year-old making a name for herself with coffee art. so coffee art? >> it's normal. >> it's like so last year now. check this out, 3d coffee art. she's figured out a way to create these creatures out of the foam. they pretty much encompass the whole cup. >> wow. >> but here is the thing. >> but here is the thing. it takes her about at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. this morning on "world news now," john mccain taking aim at the president and his supporters, with a stern warning. the emotional speech as the long time senator battles cancer. and president trump is under fire after claiming that past presidents didn't call the families of fallen soldiers. aides for president obama, clinton and george w. bush quickly fired back. and new this half hour, stuck inside a manhole for more than a week. >> we'll meet the man who says he fell down a hole and spent days shouting for help. wait until you hear what he says he ate in order to stay alive. it was a small world after all. in the ballroom, it was disney night on "dancing with the stars." we saw princesses and pirates, perfect points, a lot of ps, but one couple's dreams of a fairy tale evening went caput. we'll have that in "the skinny" plus a bonus round. all right. it is tuesday, october 17th. from abc news, this is "world news now." we ran out of p words. >> we did. it was a prolific night, perhaps, on the dance floor. >> we'll have more of that coming up. but we'll start things off with the emotional speech by john mccain in the middle of his cancer battle. >> he appeared in philadelphia just a matter of hours ago to accept the liberty medal at the national constitution center. after being diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer over the summer, he delivered a powerful message about the direction of the country. >> we live in a land made of ideals, not blood and soil. we are the custodians of those ideals at home and their champion abroad. >> reporter: a warning from senator mccain, in an attack seemingly pointed at the president. mccain blasted the president's brand of nationalism and says the country has a moral obligation to spread the values of the constitution. >> to fear the world we have organized and led for three quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals that we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth for the sake of some half-baked spurrus nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems -- [cheers and applause] -- is an unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that americans consigned to the ash heap of history. we will not thrive in a world where our leadership and ideals are absent. >> reporter: mccain was introduced at the liberty medal ceremony by joe biden. who reflected on their 40 years of friendship. the arizona republican talked about having to carry biden's luggage when mccain was still in the navy. something he hasn't forgotten. >> i've resented it ever since. >> the maverick's still got it. >> he still does. he's quite feisty. >> the former president, barack obama, by the way, was among those who was praising mccain saying he's grateful for mccain's lifetime of service to this country. and president trump is under fire for making a false claim during his impromptu news conference alongside senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> the president took questions on a number of topics. after declaring that the republican party is unified and his relationship with mcconnell is better than ever. but when asked why he has not yet commented on the four service members who were killed in niger, he claimed he pays respects to the fallen troops in ways his predecessors did not. >> the traditional way, if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls. a lot of them didn't make calls. i like to call when it's appropriate, when i think i'm able to do it. they have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> now the president backtracked when pressed saying he wasn't sure if the other presidents made calls to the troops' families, but his press secretary later doubled down on his initial statement. she said the president wasn't criticizing his predecessors, but stating a fact. aides for president clinton and bush fired back saying they did make calls. they also wrote letters and visited family members. and the wife of newt gingrich has been named as the envoy to the vatican. calissa gingrich has produced a number of documentaries as the head of her husband's production company. she also worked as a congressional aide and chief clerk. north korea has issued an ominous warning saying that nuclear war may break out on the peninsula at any moment. the ambassador says the situation has reached a touch-and-go point. he told a u.n. committee, the u.s. has subjected his in a minute nation to an extreme nuclear threat. he insist his country has the right to have nuclear weapons to defend itself. and the are russian president vladimir putin signed a u.n. order triggering sanctions against north korea. he did it while a delegation from pyongyang is attending a diplomatic event in russia. one north korean official called the sanction state terrorism, designed to destroy his country. and on the island of malta, mourners have turned out to remember a journalist killed by a car bomb. 53-year-old caruana galizia. she was called "one-woman wikileaks." she exposed the country's links to offshore tax havens through the leaked panama papers. she told police two weeks ago she was receiving threats. back here at home, the coast guard has suspended the search for a worker missing after an louisiana oil rig explosion. 44-year-old timothy morgan was a subcontractor on the rig. seven people were injured and four were released from the hospital. an investigation into the cause of the explosion is under way. and about 100 people are still missing in the deadly wildfires in northern california. firefighters say they're making progress against the fires thanks to calmer winds, and thousands of homeowners are heading home after mandatory evacuation orders were lifted. abc's clayton sandell has the details. >> reporter: the staggering death toll from california's wildfires added one more when a water tanker driver was killed in a crash. >> traffic medical for possible water tender rollover. >> reporter: the first fire fighting death in a week-long firestorm. >> this is day eight for these fires to be raging through napa and sonoma counties. fatigue is definitely a factor. >> reporter: the blazes have already killed 40 other people, carmen berriz and her husband armando jumped into a swimming pool last week trying to survive the intense heat and smoke. she died in his arms. >> no one should have to live through that violent furry. it is remarkable what my father has endured. >> reporter: there is progress, but flames are still spreading in these hard-to-reach areas. these water-dropping helicopters are critical because the terrain here is so steep, these narrow canyons it's hard for firefighters to get in. and you can see from the smoke there's a long way to go. those devil winds that created hell on earth are gone for now. >> we're going to [ bleep ] die, dude. we've got to get out of here. >> reporter: but are still on alert. >> this fire is still capable of turning on us. we have to keep working on it, stay vigilant and work as hard as we have been. >> reporter: many residents with homes still standing can now go back. some reunited with furry survivors. >> oh, thank you! >> reporter: the pets they were forced to leave behind. >> izzy, come here, baby. >> reporter: there are still hundreds of people in shelters. and many of them will have nothing to come back to. if you look here, you can see the arbitrary nature of the damage this fire has caused. in this direction nothing but destroyed homes as far as the eye can see. but take a look on this side of the very same street. all of these homes completely untouched. clayton sandell, santa rosa, california. >> arbitrary indeed. and those fires are, roughly, say about two hours from where the oakland a's play. and they have stepped up to help a young victim of the northern california wildfires. >> they lost their home and destroyed a 9-year-old's collection of baseball memorabilia. >> the loss left jaden heartbroken. so he wrote a letter to his team. >> i love watching a's games. i want to be an a's player. my saddest things were my baseball collision cards, my 17 jerseys and my 10 hats. >> so that letter eventually made oakland's president says it to the a's front office. everyone in the smith family will receive athletics gear and get to meet the team later this week. the team, by the way, says the meeting will also include a few surprises. >> i'm sure he will be completely pimped out with every bit of a's gear. >> his letter says that he plays baseball in the back yard every day and has made up games that the a's have won six straight world series. so in his version of events, that's how it goes down. >> that's perfect. jimmy kimmel's return to the big apple. what he did to surprise people on the streets and the thing that he said that would bring him back to new york for good. but first, the man who survived nine days inside a manhole, slurping sewage water to stay alive. hear how he was finally rescued. first, here's a look at today's forecast. 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>> brooklyn hipsters like their artisanal stuff. >> he gave deejay callie a key. because you know deejay callie supposedly already had the keys. >> does he know you have a key. >> yes, i have a key to the city in belize. >> close enough. >> everybody's envious of that. i wonder if he gave flavor flav a clock. >> i think he has lots of those already. but he said the interview he's most looking forward to, when he sits down with dave david letterman tonight. >> so is it a shaved david letterman? what version of the beard do we think it will be? >> i think it's going to be full santa claus david letterman. christmas is coming up. he has to prepare. >> that's true. the ballroom was transformed into the happiest place on earth. on "dancing with the stars," it was disney night. minnie, mickey, the whole goofy group kicked off the night. the theme was disney through the ages starting in the 1920s to the present. >> and apparently dreams do come true for jordan and lindsay. they got the first perfect score of the season with a moana-inspired foxtrot. >> another highlight, artem keeping the sombrero on his head throughout the jazz number with nikki. >> that's tough. >> really? >> yeah, i mean twirling around and everything with the hat on? a lot of wind resistance going on with that, too. >> double-sided tape. >> that could be it. so the low score of the night went to nick lachey and peta for the bare necessities quickstep, which is not good news considering he was in the bottom two last week. >> yeah, and sadly not every couple got their happy ending as two pairs found themselves in the bottom. sasha and glen, frankie and whitney. >> in the end -- >> who? >> pretty little liars star. >> all right. well, the ballroom lost a star. finally, to bill murray, speaking of stars and musical performances. bill murray's a renaissance man. he's got many talents, we know this. and he's keeping especially busy. >> he's known as a singer, he's now a singer, performing at carnegie hall. how did he get there? >> practice, practice. >> he made his debut alongside a german cellist. >> so murray's also available to help you share exciting news with your parents. >> i got news for you. you're going to be grandparents. >> we're having a baby. >> how cool is that? 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just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. ♪ if i coulturn ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ if i could find a way >> sing it, baby. got to love cher. >> uh-huh. >> and we are back with a bonus skinny round and some pretty awesome news. meet the newest member of the mama mia ii cast -- cher. so we have confirmation now that cher has signed on to the sequel creatively called mama mia here we go again. >> oh. ♪ mama mia, here we go again >> it's been seven years since she was on the big screen. the last movie she was in was "burlesque" with christina aguilera. as a teaser, she posted this pic of a very sparkly platform boot over the weekend. >> so cher will team up with the original cast. no word on who she'll be singing alongside or if she'll be singing alongside anyone. an executive on the film said chef is our secret weapon. it will spoil the fun to give anything away. >> do they sing the same songs? >> i don't know. >> are there new songs? >> also, what happens, is she going to get married again? was there a divorce? what happened? so many questions. so marvel have dropped the first full-length black panther trailer, and so many people are going nuts for this. the video has already wracked up 4 million views. >> we see one of the characters going home. the tiny nation is super high tech and looks like blade runner at times. >> they are suiting up to take on a new bad guy. >> we are home. >> my son, it is your time. >> show me my respect and bow down. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> ooh. >> don't freeze. so he has a brand new panther suit, and so does his nemesis, whose name is eric. >> there's this dream-like sequence that everyone's comparing to "the lion king." when they say all of this is yours. >> people are sharing what they would do, what they would be wearing to see the movie. of course that's eddie murphy in "coming to america." that is what i will be wearing. >> to be loved! to be loved! >> february 16th. or maybe i should do that for halloween. >> isn't that what you did when yo >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> good morning. its is 4:00 a.m. we are coming on the air early because of a fire forcing evacuations in the santa cruz mountains as we speak. >> i'm jessica castro. the fire started several hours ago right near bear creek and deer creek roads in the boulder creek area. >> right now there are evacuation orders for several roads in the area. that includes deer creek road and rons road. >> as well as dons road, lost valley road, and the cal fire department says if you feel like you're in danger, you need to leave immediately. >> an evacuation center has been opened already. that is at boulder creek

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