and another it unanimous check is delivered. tonight you can decide where the check goes. good evening from chicago. and we begin tonight with new reporting at this hour. after that passenger jet was forced to make an emergency randing just minutes into the flight. the cockpit calling air traffic control saying there were passengers in an altercation. tonight, the fbi is now investigating. police cars rushing to meet that plane after it touched down. eye witnesses say a flight broke out when a woman reclined in her seat. a man behind her now accused of choking her. the suspect seen leaving that plain. abc's david kerley with the audio. the woman talking to authorities deciding whether to press charges in the newest case of air rage. jet was only 13 minutes into >> hey, flight attendant just called. evidently we got two passengers altercation so we need to get turned around back to lax. >> west 2010, i'm declaring you an emergency. a woman reported she was choked apparently after putting her >> the lady who got hit, was talking about it. she was really emotional. >> reporter: police and the fbi were there. and the man, who was never and was taken into custody with officers talking to the alleged victim. >> you have to press charges. >> you're going to regret that. >> what am i going to do, i'm going to stay here all night? >> i can't do anything i'm going to need you to sign a private person's arrest. >> reporter: we've seen passengers acting badly in the past. tied until the jet could land. have been a problem. remember the passenger who used those so called knee defenders to keep the seat in front from he got a soda in the face. in that southwest case, the man was questioned and then rye leased. the fbi is deciding if charges should be filed. david, thank you. we turn to the race to 2016 and a brand-new poll out before we came on the air that was donald trump and ben carson neck and neck at the top on the republican side. marco rubio several points behind. trump taking stage in the midst of a fiery back and forth against with war of words. bush. would it have happened if trump was president? >> reporter: tonight, trump umming the ante. >> i believe if i was running things that those people would have been into the country. >> trump with these comments. >>ment george w. bush -- >> you can't blame him for that. >> he was president. >> reporter: jeb bush forced to blame his brother. >> does anybody blame my brother on the aing tas? >> reporter: there wasn't always bad blood between trump and the bushes. that's a younger, less blond trump campaigning for george h.w. bush in 1988. >> he's a great man. a man i support. >> reporter: the young tycoon raising money for the bush campaign and later supported jeb bush calling him exactly the kind of political leader this country will very much need in the future. but now the bush campaign is mocking trump's over-the-top style. >> dealing with killers. this moment to showcase real leadership. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> reporter: that image, thousand part of a bush campaign fund-raising e-mail to help, quote, fight back against trump. but, david, trump making another big move, now formally requesting secret service protection. dr. ben carson doing the same. department of homeland security looking into those requests. tom, thank you. now to the democrats all eyes on joe biden who appeared to take subtle jabs at the two democratic front-runner, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. biden under intense pressure to make a decision and soon. even president obama asked about jeane karl with the phone call. >> >> reporter: at the white house today even president obama was bombarded with questions about his vice president. >> we're talking about climate change, guys. >> reporter: biden had nothing to say publicly today about 2016 today, although at an event he did say this -- >> i don't consider republicans enemies. they're friends. >> reporter: could that have been a swipe at hillary? this is what she said when asked which enemy she is most proud of -- >> well, in addition to the nra, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the iranians. probably the republicans. >> reporter: and was this a shot a bernie sanders? >> i'm not one of these guys, you know, let's go after the rich and powerful and they're they're not a problem. but everyone has to do their part, man. a source involved with biden's deliberations told abc news the vp has not made a decision. but biden has been calling potential supporters. over the weekend talking to the head of the influence firefighters union who says he told biden he's likely get their support if he runs. >> as for when he could decide? they say he could drag out his decision until next week. the waiting game continues. jon karl in washington. thanks. tonight the fbi is investigating reports on a cyberattack of the top spy. the head of the cia's private e-mail account alleged bye hacked by the high school student. tonight what the alleged hacker is revealing. who else he got information on. pierre thomas tonight. >> >> reporter: tonight a young hacker is posting what he claims is personal information about some of the nation's top intelligence officials. the hacker, who describes himself as a high school teenager angry about the plight of the palestinians, says he infiltrated a private email account associated with the cia director john brennan that had details of brennan's application on twitter tonight the hacker also released names and social security numbers of other key intelligence officials on the cia director's contact list. the fbi and secret service are actively pursuing the hacker. and they are investigating another claim in which he says he got into the private account of the homeland security secretary. classified information was officials now face the real and data theft. david. >> pierre, thanks to you. now authorities believe another security list. new rules for drones. federal regulators requiring some drones to be registered. coming after close calls with an aircraft. more than 100 per month. americans are on track to buy 700,000 drones by the end of now to the weather whip lash and windy chicago tonight. a major cold snap over the weekend. this, from parrish new york. fall foliage covered in snow, up to 9 inches of snow in some parts. dangerous roads across it upstate new york as the cold front moved through. in the southwest, dangerous lightning in phoenix. now comes word of a it warm-up. rob marciano with the story. >> reporter: from the great lakes to the northeast millions feeling winter's early wrath. snow >> tim: near syracuse. than 50 accidents on icy roads in syracuse, an impressive 9 inches of snow falling just north of there. >> we thought maybe a couple of inches and then it just kept >> underneath this snow, there's some green grass and some fall leaves. >> reporter: boston enduring the earliest october temps below freezing in nearly 30 years. and in the west, more intense storms there, knocking out power in the phoenix area. hour tearing this cotton storage plant to shreds, knocking over this gas station awning and ripping the roof right off this home. >> it was dynamite going off. it was that loud, the floor shook. >> reporter: and in southern california, the last of the mud caked cars trapped in those mudslides, finally cleared from the highway. >> back in studio, we start with the west. more storms expected there. storms in the phoenix area. by the afternoon the focus shifts towards new mexico. high intensity rainfall. and potentially flash flooding. and the east, temperatures rebound into the 60s. 70s. maybe lower 80s by wednesday. 61 in syracuse. 74 in d.c. that snow will be long gone by tomorrow and wednesday. at least for now. all right. rob, thanks for being with us. we have breaking news on oscar misspistorius. the blade runner has been released one day early from prison. spending less than a year behind bars for the shooting death of his girlfriend. he'll spend five years under house arrest in his uncle's home. and now oprah and weight watchers. oprah making $70 million in one day and sending weight watcher's stock soaring up 105% today alone. here's mara schiavocampo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one of the biggest names in weight loss. >> reporter: gaining a powerful new partner. weight watchers announcing oprah winfrey has bought ten percent of the company for coming on as a "board member and adviser", "owner", and celebrity face. believe in the @weightwatchers program so much i decided to invest..." slumping stock soaring. oprah herself making approximately $70 million today. the partnership reflects weight watchers efforts, "to broaden the company's mission to prioritize overall health and wellness." winfrey, who has famously struggled with her weight over the years. >> it is amazing to me that i can't lift it, but i used to carry it around every day. >> reporter: is a marketing force. books, her favorite things, and now, on the stock market. watchers as a member, sharing her own personal experiences with the program. david? mara, thank you. we turn next tonight to the long-standing debate over pregnant women and alcohol. and the new warning for women. contrary to what millions of expect ant moms have been told that a small amount of alcohol is okay. now saying no amount of alcohol is unsafe for unborn babies. >> reporter: a word of warning for expecting moms tonight from the american academy of pediatrics saying no amount of alcohol should be considered safe during any time of pregnancy. >> i think that their point is that it's better to be safe than sorry. >> safe than sorry. >> reporter: the new guidelines report identifies prenatal exposure to alcohol as the leading preventable cause of birth defects and intellectual disabilities in children. >> once you know you are pregnant or you are trying to get pregnant you shouldn't be drinking alcohol. still, according to one recent study by the cdc, ten percent of pregnant women reported drinking alcohol during pregnancy. >> i have had, occasionally, like one glass of wine. >> on occasion, i would say, more so at the very beginning. >> now, did either of you ever have a conversation with your own mother whether she drank alcohol when she was pregnant? >> she told me she had a glass of wine or maybe a beer. >> reporter: studies have been consumption on babies. >> some of the problems from alcohol may not show up until the child is a teenager. >> reporter: so while the american academy of pediatrics isn't saying a glass of wine is harmful, they're saying they don't know if it's safe. linsey davis, abc news, new york. linsey, thank you. there's much more to come. the anonymous check given out in chicago and you get to decide who gets the next check. and watch this, caught on camera. the driver swerving into the lane as a by tries to pass. the new consumer alert tonight. have you been duped? amazon's crackdown on phony reviews, that people are paid to post. how to spot the fake. and big news for "star wars" fans, the trailer and first chance to buy tickets two months before the movie hits the big screen. we'll be right back from chicago. 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