confrontation. harvey weinstein accused by dozens of women of sexual assault appears in public at an event for young actors. the outrage from performers and patrons. nobody s really going to say anything. what the disgraced movie mogul is saying this morning. houston astros under fire. the world series team forced to fire their assistant general manager. the scandal in the middle of the world series. truth hurts lizzo s lawsuit. the superstar rapper firing back at two men claiming credit for the smash hit, truth hurts. now, who she says really inspired that 100% signature line. all i want for christmas is you all i want for christmas in october? holiday shopping already creeping six days before halloween. why some stores are offering big deals 60 days before santa loads up his sleigh. good morning, america, everybody. christmas in october? merry christmas. i m not ready for this. october. so you heard it right. we ll get to the bottom of those very ear
all this as jim mattis breaks his silence overnight blasting his former boss. tropical storm warning. the new threat brewing in the gulf taking aim at florida, with heavy rain, coastal flooding and gusty winds. ginger is tracking its path. this plane overshoots the runway carrying 42 people including a high school swim team. the investigation this morning into what went wrong. in the nick of time. commuter heroes swiftly jumping into action when this woman was accidentally pushed onto the tracks seconds before the subway arrived. abc news exclusive. prince harry and duchess meghan speak out about their battle with the media, and harry getting candid about remembering his mother s encounters with the paparazzi. every single time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click, every single time i see a flash, it takes me straight back. how they say they re honoring princess diana s legacy this morning. good morning, america. we are happy to join you on this busy f
happens, then i won t complain. this is a special edition of abc7 mornings starting now. breaking news. breaking news at 7:00 this morning and lights out and thousands of pg&e customers are waking up to discover they are in the dark and more outages are looming. pg&e are implementing these in phases. in the bay area, about 70,000 customers in the dark. and set two beginning at noon which could impact 141,000 more customers in the bay area and talking about primarily in the east bay and the south bay. welcome to the special edition of abc7 mornings, and right now, there are school closures because of the power outages, and they are scrolling at the bottom of the screen, and you can find them at abc7news.com. and right now, we want to go to meteorologist mike nicco with the severe weather that is prompting the outages. and the worst is not here yet. good morning, kumasi and reggie. let me give you an update. the red flag warning, and the watches and the danger,
with isis threatening paris-like attacks in this country, the president said every element of america s security apparatus is on the case. here s homeland security correspondent jeff pegues. i want the american people to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. reporter: flanked by his national security team, today, president obama assured americans that while there was no credible threat, law enforcement officers across the nation were working overtime to keep it that way. for the 25 million people expected to use airports over the next few days, that security will be visible, like here at los angeles international airport, where heavily armed officers are on patrol. but nationwide, some airport police officers complain security is blind to the so-called insider threat. at many airports some workers do not routinely go through security. the american alliance of airport police officers is calling for airport employees. marshall mclain is wi
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