from abc news, this is "world news now." >> a good morning to you all. we're going to begin this half hour with winter making an early appearance. there is more heavy snowfall in upstate new york and snow in the forecast all week. there's already a foot of snow on the ground in the buffalo area, and whiteout conditions exist on many highways. >> there are travel advisories now in place. rob marciano with more. >> reporter: more than 100 million americans feeling the effects of this winter blast. lake-effect snow falling from indiana to new york. thundersnow, startling west seneca. three miles south, this scene, the bills/colts game, snow falling up to two inches per hour, so thick at times you can barely see the field. indiana drivers dealing with whiteout conditions, slick roads causing crashes. a jackknifed tractor-trailer slowing traffic to a crawl. this driver careening into a pond outside boston. at the height of the winter storm almost 300,000 without power. >> there's trees popping all over. never know when one going to pop you off. >> reporter: crews now working to get everyone back online. >> we want to get them warm, get their electricity back on. >> reporter: but one major school district outside of atlanta still in the dark and closed on monday. lake-effect snow warnings continue on monday with some locations getting over 20 inches of snow. and another batch of cold air the coldest air coming with afternoon wind chills in the teens or single digits from chicago to new england. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> so much for being a mild winter. >> yeah, already off to an early start. >> thanks a lot, farmer's almanac. now to the other story we're following, the breaking news out of southern california. the thomas fire we've been paying attention to in ventura county is now expanding. >> it has burned 230,000 acres, the fifth-largest fire on record in california and is now moving into santa barbara county. threatening many beach resort areas there. more evacuation orders have been issued, some in the middle of the night. >> my mash across the street pounding on my door at 3:00 in the morning. debbie, get out! debbie, pack your stuff, get out. >> get this. staggering numbers here. some 18,000 buildings are threatened by those wildfires at this very moment. it's also cut power to tens of thousands of residence and some schools are now closed until the new year. the race in alabama to fill attorney general jeff sessions' senate seat is reaching a feeferred pitch today. alabama voters could end up electing their first democratic senator in 25 years in what should have been an easy win for republicans. after eight women accused candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct. two of them claim he sexually assaulted them when he was in his 30s and they were just teenagers. >> these allegations are completely false. i did not date underage women. i did not molest anyone. >> i believe those women in etowah county. it's like senator shelby said, where there's smoke there's fire. there's some fire in there. >> one day before the election, polls show the candidates in a dead heat. and with president trump lending his voice to a state-wide robocall, it is being called a referendum on the president. the president's former campaign manager, paul manafort, is back in court today. we're also learning new details about robert mueller's russia investigation. in newly-unsealed documents, e-mails are revealed between manafort and rick gates, and their discussions about a press strategy after he left the campaign. court documents also show that prosecutors obtained 15 search warrants. they seized thousands of documents and dozens of electronic devices. outrage is growing in the middle east over president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. meanwhile, israel is touting a major victory in its war against underground tunnel threats. over the weekend, israeli authorities say they used new techniques to destroy a tunnel built by hamas militants. army officials say the timing of the operation is not connected to the wave of violence following the u.s. decision. james longman has more. >> reporter: water cannons and tear gas wounded protesters. and then the crackdown. harrowing scenes outside the u.s. embassy in beirut as anger at the president's speech echoes throughout the region. violence doesn't seem to show any sign of abating. the rocks are still being thrown and the tear gas still coming back. >> it's our home. our land. >> reporter: and the political fallout continues. the arab league petitioning other countries to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of a future islamic state. as nikki haley defends the decision. >> we don't do things to please every other country in the world. we do things to advance the ball. and that's what the president did. >> reporter: the palestinian foreign minister saying they will have no communication with u.s. officials and that they won't meet with the vice president mike pence when he visits later this month. mike pence's office calling that unfortunate. iraq celebrating the victory over isis. iraqi helicopters flew over baghdad to commemorate the end of the offensive against the islamic state. the iraqi prime minister formally announced the end of the war over the weekend. that announcement comes just two days after the russian military declared it had defeated isis in neighboring syria. this year's nobel peace prizewinner has accepted the award with an ominous warning. for the rest of the world. the executive director of ican, the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons accepted the honore long side a survivor of the 1945 bombing of hiroshima. but she noted the hostility between president trump and kim jong un. >> will it be the end of nuclear weapons? or will it be end of us? one of these things will happen. the only rational course of action is to cease living where our mutual destruction is one impulsive tantrum away. >> the nobel committee recognized the group for its involvement in a u.n. treaty banning nuclear weapons. bitcoin begins its first weekday of trading on a major u.s. exchange. so the crypto currency got off to a strong start on the chicago board of of options exchanged. futures gained more than 2% in its first 75 minutes, jumping more than $300. it began the year at just under 1,000. it begins trading bitcoin futures next monday. i feel like way back when there was a clip of katie couric and bryant gumbel when they were like, what is the internet? that's how i feel about bitcoin and this entire thing. i have no idea -- >> it's a digital currency. >> of course it is. >> of course. >> what you need to know. >> we're going to need a little more time to get into the explanation. i'll tell you more at the break. two teammates from last year's world series team. are the first members of the baseball's new hall of fame class. >> we're talking about jack morris and allen trammell who were selected by the modern era committee. trammell played 20 seasons in detroit. he was the world series mvp when the tigers won it all in 1984. morris may be known for his ten-inning complete game 1-0 win in minnesota in 1991 when minnesota beat atlanta. and there are fears some of the most rare whales could disappear for good. the north atlantic right whale. it's already in danger. there are only about 450 left world wide. a federal agency says they may become extinct unless special measures are taken to protect them. one step includes the u.s. and canada decreasing the number of deaths caused by humans. 17 right whales have died this year, all of them in the waters off new england and canada. sticking with the animal kingdom now, a zoo in berlin is celebrating the birth of this tiny polar bear cub. the mother, named tonya, gave birth a few days ago, and this morning the cub is only the size of a guinea pig. >> a little thing. zookeepers say they're not sure yet if it's a boy or a request girl. >> like a stick of butter. coming up, your christmas might be made in china. >> two-thirds of the world's decorations come from one small region where santa's helpers ve elf. and the force is strong with this one. stars storm the red carpet for the premiere of "the last jedi." so it's time to get your light sabers ready, people. first, let's take a look at your temperatures. 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"star wars: the last jedi." >> something like that. >> so the world premiere happened over the weekend and abc's nick watt was there. check it out. >> reporter: yep, it's back. bigger than ever. "star wars" third year in a row, a holiday release. these guys, the praetorian guard, new to the franchise, and i don't like it. >> this is not going to go the way you think! >> reporter: "the last jedi" so cloaked in secrecy, i'm not thinking anything. and kylo puts out his hand. >> does he? >> he does. i've seen the trailer. >> show me my place this all this. >> reporter: this all picks up where "the force awakens" left us. >> something inside me has always been there. >> reporter: but no one's talking. you quite enjoy keeping the secrets of these films. >> i do. i do. >> reporter: can you even confirm you're actually in this film? >> no, i can't. >> sky walker is back, back big. >> i only know one truth. it's time for the jedi to end. >> what could happen to this guy that he would say something like that? >> reporter: carrie fisher's leia also in it before she passed. >> i met her when she was 19. we had our ups and downs. she was very, very special. >> reporter: there's a new director. i think you're nervous. >> i've been doing a bad job pretending i'm not nervous. >> reporter: rose, a brand new character. >> they said they wanted to find someone who didn't feel like they belonged in the universe, so if that gives you any hints. >> reporter: there is a new guy. >> you are how tall? >> i'm 7 feet. >> reporter: the most emotion in any "star wars" film i've seen, and i've seen them all. this is a spoiler-free zone, but i can tell you, there will be storm troopers in this movie and cameos under those helmets include prince william and harry. >> wait, what? >> a little cameo. a royal cameo. >> is that going to be like the ed sheeran moment in "game of thrones" where ed sheeran appears and throws you out of the movie when you see prince william and harry? >> they have masks on. this morning on "world news now," more homes under siege. >> california's largest wildfire is out of control and on the move, forcing new evacuations overnight. it's one of the top five largest fires in california history. fanned by those strong winds that won't let up. a full report from the front lines. alabama voters are one day away from the high-stakes senate election. in a rare interview, with republican roy moore is insisting he never molested anyones as democrat doug jones is standing by the women accusing his opponent of sexual misconduct. new details about a deadly plane crash. the plane slamming into a home, the homeowner escaping moments before. and there was a football game in buffalo. you may not have been able to actually see it through all the blinding wind and snow. what does a football in a blizzard look like? we'll show you on this monday, december 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> but they made snow angels. >> hey, they looked like they had a good time. >> hopefully they won the game after all that. we'll break that all down in sports, but we're going to start with the battle in southern california against the wildfires there. >> breaking overnight, new evacuation orders have been issued. the biggest and most out of control is the thomas fire burning northwest of los angeles. it's now moving into santa barbara county and has burned 230,000 acres. >> nearly 800 buildings have been destroyed and thousands more are threatened this morning. abc's marci gonzalez in the fire zone. >> reporter: this massive inferno now raging up the southern california coast and still growing. >> look at how big that is. look at how dangerous it is. >> reporter: those powerful santa ana winds intensifying, whipping the flames over hillsides and towards homes. >> this area was under evacuation two days ago and we lifted those orders because we thought we were in pretty good shape. >> residents here in started. >> residents here in carpenteria >> my neighbor across the street pounding on my door at 3:00 in the morning. debbie, get out! pack your stuff, get out! >> reporter: those terrified neighbors scrambling, the flames closing in fast. >> in ten seconds, we had the fire close to us from 30 to 6 0 to 100 feet high. >> reporter: but luis decided to stay, grabbing a hose, doing what he could to keep the fire from spreading. and his efforts paid off. the flames came dangerously close, but he was able to help save some of his neighbors' homes. now the fight to make sure others in santa barbara county fare as well. >> this fire is going to keep spreading for a while. >> reporter: but a glimmer of hope for the rest of southern california. crews getting the upper hand on four other fires and one is now completely out. but the devastation left behind is hard to swallow. >> just absolutely traumatic. >> reporter: sharon flores and her daughter ariana in disbelief. only their mailbox left standing. >> i was hopeful, you know, a 50/50 chance. it doesn't seem like it's real. we just spent thanksgiving here. >> reporter: and you can see the flames and smoke where firefighters are still hard at work. there is some potential relief in sight because the winds are dying down, but it is dry out here and there is no rain in the forecast for more than a week. kendis, diane. >> marci, thank you. we're also following the brutal winter weather here in the eastern u.s. >> even the south got snow this weekend. icy roads are likely for this morning's commute. so much for it being hot-lanta. overnight temperatures will be in the low 30s and schools are closed or delayed because of the conditions. you're looking at upstate new york. snow fell, as well. the same for new england. >> there won't be much of a break before the next storm either. let's get the full forecast from accuweather's melissa constanzer. good morning, melissa. >> diane, kendis, along the west coast, we have high pressure in control. that's going to keep things dry across the southwest. and we keep the offshore flow. still gusty santa ana winds. the fire danger stays elevated here. further off through the northeast, it's all about that cold really blasting in. and we are talking about some big chill here as we go through the middle of the week. wednesday there you see another shot of cold air. even thursday, there's more lining up across the great lakes. at times, when you factor in the winds here, it will feel like it's in the teens, even below zero as we go through wednesday in the northeast. kendis, diane. >> some of the coldest temperatures of the year. thank you. what should have been an easy republican victory in the election to fill the senate seat of attorney general jeff sessions is now coming down to the wire as one of alabama's most hotly-en contested showdown in decades. here's abc's richard cantu. >> reporter: embattled republican senate candidate roy moore spoke out on sunday who have accused him of actions ranging from inappropriate behavior to sexual assault when he was in his 30s and some of the women were in their teens. >> these allegations are completely false. i did not date underage women. i did not molest anyone. >> reporter: his opponent in the race, democrat doug jones, >> just like senator shelby today, i believe those women. >> reporter: richard shelby is alabama's senior u.s. senator, a republican. he has already cast his ballot, choosing a republican write-in candidate over moore. >> i would rather see the republican win, but i hope that republican would be a write-in. i couldn't vote for roy moore. i didn't vote for roy moore. >> reporter: but president trump once again backed moore with new robo calls that went statewide sunday. >> roy moore is the guy we need to pass our make america great again agenda. >> reporter: and moore's chief strategist saying in stark terms on "the this week" that the special election is a referendum on the president. >> this is donald trump on trial in alabama. if the people of alabama vote for this liberal democrat, doug jones, then they're voting against the president who they put in office at the highest level. >> reporter: alabamans have not elected a democratic senator in 25 years. richard cantu, new york. and today the women accusing president trump of sexual harassment and assault are expected to appear together for the first time and demand a congressional investigation. on sunday, u.n. ambassador nikki haley said those women deserve to be heard. that's a stark contrast to many republicans who defended the president saying he was elected despite those allegations. haley says the president's accusers should not be treated differently than other women who have come forward. >> women who accuse anyone should be heard. they should be heard and they should be dealt with. i think we heard from them prior to the election. and i think any woman who has felt violated or felt mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up. >> meanwhile, some democrats are calling for the president's resignation. bernie sanders says the president should follow the example of minnesota senator al franken and resign. two other democratic senators are also calling on the president to step down. former trump campaign manager paul manafort and his associate, rick gates, are due in court today. newly unsealed documents reveal they discussed a press strategy after he left the trump campaign. it appears manafort was looking to defend himself. manafort and gates are charged with making false or misleading statements and acting as unregistered agents of a foreign principal, as it's called, in this case ukraine. and we have new details this morning of a deadly crash of a small plane into a house in san diego. two of the four people on board that single engine aircraft were killed on sunday just minutes after the pilot reported catastrophic engine failure. the other two are hospitalized. the house luckily was empty at the time. the homeowner left for work just ten minutes before the crash and his wife and 2-year-old daughter were out of town. and spirit airlines is standing behind its decision to kick a houston family off a flight to new york on friday. this cell phone video was taken by the mother who says she told flight attendants she would stop breast-feeding her 2-year-old son and put him back in his seat when the cabin doors closed. but the crew says she failed to comply with crew instructions several times before takeoff. some two months following hurricane maria, the official death toll in puerto rico has risen to 64. although other reports indicate it may be more than 1,000. the federal assistance price tag has now topped $1 billion. and the island's power grid remains a mess. it's unclear how many people remain in the dark, but officials say about 65% of power-generation has been restored. a texas teen is getting a lot of attention for her marathon finish this morning, and not just because of her time. >> on the left is chandler self. she's just yards away from the women's portion of the dallas marathon, but she can barely stand up. she said her legs felt like jell-o. they looked like that. >> but there next to her, a 17-year-old arianna looterman comes alongside her and helps her stumble across the finish line. 17 years old, being hailed as a hero this morning. >> they both made it. both champions. i understand. coming up, we've got more sports action for you, a snatching defeat from the jaw of victory, why cleveland browns fans must be the most loyal in all of sports assuming they're still with the team this morning. after the break, the body cam footage showing a deadly police encounter. the suspect is seen on camera attacking the officer before a fatal round is fired. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." fast like stop staring atcaps help youthe clock fast,st, like stop worrying about your boss fast, like wow, you're already asleep fast. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in as little as 20 minutes. 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that has popped up over the internets in the last few days. but we're going to start with the countdown to the alabama senate election showdown. >> with just one day to go before voters head to the polls, republican senate candidate roy moore has been keeping a low profile while doug jones has been hitting the campaign trail all across the state. >> but moore has been getting some help from president trump. abc's stephanie ramos with the latest. >> reporter: embattled senate candidate roy moore off the campaign trail since last tuesday, speaking out on an alabama tv show against the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. >> it's inconceivable to think somebody would wait 40 years because they were embarrassed or ashamed of something and then less than 30 days before the general election come out and make allegations. >> reporter: moore, who's held eight campaign rallies since the beginning of october hasn't said much since eight women came forward against him, including two who said moore sexually assaulted them when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. >> these allegations are completely false. i did not date underage women. i did not molest anyone. >> reporter: but president trump once again backing moore with new robocalls going out statewide. >> roy moore is the guy we need to pass our make america great again agenda. >> reporter: moore's chief strategist saying the special election is a referendum on the president. >> this is donald trump on trial in alabama. if the people vote for doug jones they're voting against the president whom they put in office at the highest level. >> reporter: but alabama's senior republican senator richard shelby already casting his ballot, choosing a write-in candidate. >> i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i think the republican party can do better. >> reporter: while moore remains mostly out of the public eye, his opponent, democratic challenger doug jones, is all over the state trying to be the first democratic senator of alabama in in 25 years. >> what kind of senator hides from his constituency when he's running for office? >> reporter: but with polls showing a tight race, we asked jones why he's not the front runner despite the accusations against his opponent. what do you think that says about the campaign? >> there is an energy out there that can't be captured by pushing a telephone. we feel great about this election. >> reporter: stephanie ramos, abc news, birmingham, alabama. and it's already looking and feeling a lot like winter in much of the country. >> yeah. the weekend snow in the south caused a fedex truck to run off the road in virginia, leaving the trailer dangling off an overpass. >> the heaviest snow this weekend fell in new england. >> oh, wow. >> watch how this suv skidded off of a road into a pond in massachusetts. and breaking overnight, more lake-effect snow is falling in upstate new york and bitter cold temperatures are expected in the upper midwest tomorrow. the northeast, as well, on wednesday. ithaca, 3 degrees windchill. >> that's chilly. >> yeah, i think we'll pass on our road trip to ithaca for at least now. overnight, the thomas wildfire in southern california has now burned a staggering 360 square miles, extending into santa barbara county. >> we're taking a look at a live picture at that fire. it's now the fifth largest fire in that state's history. thousands more residents have been ordered to evacuate on top of the thousands that have already been ordered to abc's chuck siverston has the the details. >> reporter: no end in sight for southern california firefighters battling flames on several fronts. >> bone dry vegetation. spot fires are a major concern. >> reporter: those new spot fires creating walls of flames rushing up or down hillsides into residential areas. >> i'm scared to death. we packed up our whole car and got evacuated. >> reporter: richard dejockimo was near the end of a round of golf when he first saw the smoke. >> i had maybe -- maybe ten minutes to grab my dog, my wallet, my glasses and get the hell out of there. >> reporter: his home was one of nearly 100 destroyed by fire. >> really breaks your heart. i can't tell you how much. it's terrible. >> reporter: creek harris and her husband returned to their burnt apartment building. >> we thought we were fine. they haven't had a fire in 50 years. when what a difference a day makes. >> reporter: firefighters are still focusing on the thomas fire in ventura county, the biggest one, only about 15% contained, threatening 15,000 homes with 88,000 residents evacuated. but firefighting conditions are about to get worse again, not better. >> we're expecting the santa ana winds to pick back up a little bit. >> reporter: the governor confronting california residents with a sense of their future. >> we're facing a new reality in the state where fires threaten people's lives, their property, their neighborhoods. >> reporter: chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. >> and one of the homes destroyed in ventura belonged to the wongs who now live in northern california. they rented out their ventura home thinking they might move back there some day. this is the second time they've been burned out this fall. their home in sonoma county was burned during the fires two months ago, and they were underinsured on both properties. >> the road to recovery is long, and maybe hard but we'll get there. >> the wongs are now deciding whether they be afford to rebuild either house or if they even want to. >> reporter: there have been new clashes and protests in the middle east following the u.s.'s decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move the u.s. embassy there. in jerusalem, an israeli security guard was seriously wounded by a palestinian in a stabbing attack and ugly scenes outside the u.s. embassy the if beirut as less niece and palestinian protesters clash with security forces. now protests rippling across the region over the weekend as you can see. plenty of scenes there. and the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee says he agrees with the decision but the president botched the announcement in his words. maryland senator ben carden also adding that the president has no appreciation for diplomacy. meantime, the u.n. ambassador, nikki haley, defends the president's decision as practical and the best way to advance the peace process. >> jerusalem is where the prime minister is, the president is, the parliament, the supreme court. it makes sense for the our embassy to be there. >> now palestinian leaders are cutting off communication with the united states, refusing to meet with vice president mike pence when he visits the region later this month. the white house calls that decision unfortunate. it does appear to be in retaliation for the white house's warning last week that it would close the plo office in washington, d.c. and a tightrope walker says he conquered wind, rain and fear during a stroll above one of italy's longest rivers. >> yeah. andrea lorenni became the first person to cross rome's tiber river on a high wire. he was more than 60 feet in the air during sunday night's 450-foot walk. he thought about stopping halfway through because of the windy conditions. >> how do you stop halfway through a high wire walk? >> you would think -- >> you just hang out there? >> let's see how the tiber river is this time of year. another dare devil made a heart-stopping stumble above the city of lights. yeah. so the 22-year-old was making a 2,200 foot walk from the eiffel tower across the river when he stumbled during a practice run. he ended up dangling upside down about 200 feet in the air. he did eventually get himself back on track and finish that walk. the actual walk was on live television and then went off without a hitch. luckily, that was just a practice run. >> all right. >> i guess this is why you practice, huh? >> yeah. and that's what happens when you stop 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