a good friday morning to you all. the presidential candidates are coming off a bit of an awkward night. >> yeah, i'd say so. you had donald trump and hillary clinton sitting inches from each other at a charity dinner and then delivering some cringe-inducing speeches, at times getting boos from the crowd. abc's stephanie ramos joining us with the latest. what we're learning the morning after. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. what a night. well, really what a week. it's been a jam-packed week but no matter what your political of fun and as you mentioned, a little awkward. both hillary clinton and donald trump took turns roasting each other but also poked fun at themselves. it's a routine stop on the road to the white house where democrats -- >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> reporter: -- and republicans. >> it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people. >> reporter: unite for a few good laughs at the annual al smith charity dinner in new york city benefiting catholic first up, donald trump. >> after listening to hillary rattle on and on and on, i don't think so badly of rosie o'donnell anymore. >> reporter: this joke getting the biggest laugh. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife melania gives the exact same speech, and people get on her case. >> reporter: after some zingers, trump tried knocking clinton on corruption and her e-mails. that's when the crowd turned on him interrupting with boos which many observers say cis a first t the event. [ audience booing ] >> reporter: clinton started with some self-deprecating jokes about her stamina, paid about women. >> he looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4, maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: clinton also taking a swipe at trump's temperament, personality and his relationship with the russians. >> donald really is as healthy as a horse, you know, the one vladimir putin rides around on. >> reporter: but last night ending on a handshake. >> reporter: today the candidates are back to business and on the trail. clinton is holding an event in ohio. trump is in pennsylvania and north carolina. kendis, diane. >> yeah, they plan to be in all of the battleground states over the next five days. stephanie ramos in washington, thank you. and donald trump's refusal to commit to accepting the election results is drawing criticism from both democrats and republicans. >> president obama slammed trump as he hit the campaign trail for clinton in florida. but mike pence was quick to come to his running mate's defense. >> of course we'll accept a clear election result but we challenge in the case of a questionable result. >> trump becomes the first major party nominee in american history to suggest that he will not concede despite losing the vote and then says today he will accept the results if he wins. that is not a joking matter. >> also chimed in during a rally for clinton in arizona saying trump's refusal to say if he'd accept the outcome of the vote is an insult to millions of americans. we have breaking news from northern iraq where police say isis stormed a power plant near the oil rich area around kirkuk killing at least 11 people. witnesses say the city has been rocked by multiple explosions and heavy gunfire. reports on iraqi tv say all or most of the militants taking part in the attack have been killed. military analysts say the at diverting attention from the operation to reclaim mosul. and in that battle for mosul the u.s. has suffered its first combat casualty. a roadside bomb exploded north of the city killing an american soldier, and u.s. commanders are warning of more casualties saying isis fighters have had plenty of time to plant ieds and that they'll likely use human shields inside mosul. that advance of mosul is creating a new refugee problem. civilians as well as isis fighters are fleeing that city heading for syria. the united nations predicts that as many as 100,000 people could cross into syria overwhelming the already crowded refugee camps there. a pro-syrian analyst warns the arrival of more isis militants further complicates that country's civil war. we have learned the names of the two americans killed this week at a military base in afghanistan. sergeant doug riney of fair view, illinois, was visiting that base when he was the other man identified as michael sauro, a civilian working for the u.s. government. a hearing is set today for a former nas contractor who is accused in a scheme that prosecutors call absolutely breathtaking. court papers indicate harold martin iii stole a massive amount of top secret data, many times larger than the amount edward snowden is suspected of taking. martin allegedly gathered the material over two decades, but the court filing doesn't say whether martin shared the material with another country. the justice department does say it is likely martin will be philippine president duterte is announcing what he calls his separation from the united states. during a visit to china duterte said his country will turn toward china and possibly russia. it comes after weeks of making controversial comments about president obama. duterte also slammed the u.s. economy, the military and what he calls generally discourteous behavior. u.s. officials are puzzled saying it's not clear what he means by separation. upcoming winter. the weather apparently will be warmer and drier than normal in the south, which means no relief for the california drought. but there will be more cold and snow than usual in the northern plains. >> yeah, so government forecasters predict a normal winter in the northeast. but expect more rain than snow. private weather forecasters though say it'll be a harsh cold winter in the northeast. let's hope -- >> i think i like the first one. >> yeah, the government forecast is on point. >> let's take a look at the you can see heavy rain moving through the northeast. temperatures however will be moderate with highs in the low 70s. well, still ahead, the lawsuit involving fake apple products on amazon. plus, caught on camera. see thieves getting away with $13,000 worth of iphones in just seconds. and what's with the sharks lately? 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