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"blade runner 2049" cost 20 times that to make. horror, hollywood savior and an otherwise disipal year. steven king's "it" still killing it. why do people still love horror on the big screen and watching in the crowd in a? and over this film reaped ov over $250 million. >> is it supposed to be dangling? >> luckily, we ain't afraid of no ghosts. >> dua, da, da, da. >> you look like inspector gadget. this is like halloween come early on world news whoa, and what are those? >> how do these things work? what if we just, what if we just beat them. doesn't that work? >> let's see if we end up getting a noise out of it. >> oh, boy. >> so here's a neat sequel that hollywood will be all over. >> and that, my friends is the news for this half hour. >> the sad part is they went to j school, journalism school. >> follow us on facebook, wnn fans.com. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are 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corbell wishes and sardine dreams. >> only but the best for us on this wednesday morning and we do say good morning and start with the breaking news, and the president sparking a bit of controversy with his response to the death of soldiers in africa. >> the remains of ladavid johnson arrived yesterday in miami and his widow wept over his casket and moments earlier, the president spoke with her over the phone. according to a democratic congresswoman he told mrs. johnson that her husband, quote, knew what he signed up for but it hurts anyway. >> yeah, he said that. you know, to me, that is something that you can say in a conversation, but you shouldn't say that to a grieving widow, and everyone knows when you go to war you could possibly not come back alive. but you don't remind a grieving widow of that. it's so insensitive. so insensitive. he should not have said that, and as he shouldn't have said it. >> the white house has only said that conversations with the families of the fallen are private. you recall the president said some of his predecessors didn't call the families of fallen service members which was not the reality. that congresswoman is a harsh, harsh critic of the president. and these phone calls are not something that you can necessarily practice when you're president. >> also important to note, this phone call was five minutes long, and the woman coming forward talking about the comments didn't hear, that congresswoman didn't hear the rest of the conversation. that's the only part of it she could talk about and mrs. johnson herself is not making an issue of this at least so far. >> she went to visit her husband's casket and she's grieving. now to a last-ditch effort to reform obamacare. >> president trump seemed to back a senate deal to pay for critical subsidies that he cut off. >> but hours ago, mixed messages, the president suggesting a different kind of fix is needed. >> reporter: in the oval office. president trump declared obamacare is on its last leg. >> obamacare is virtually dead. >> reporter: just fevive days a he cut off $7 billion in subsidies that helped lower income americans. people who make too much to qualify for medicaid but still need help for coverage. retirees like marcy shell at any. >> i am not a deadbeat. i pay my bills. i've worked hard all my life. this is what i was told that this is going to be there for me. >> reporter: 6 million americans benefit from the subsidies. nearly 70% live in states that voted for trump. >> this is money that goes to the insurance companies to line their pockets and raise up their stock prices. >> reporter: but minutes later he seemed to back a new bipartisan deal to restore the same payments. >> the solution will be for about a year or two years. and it will get us over this intermediate hump. >> reporter: the deal hammered out by lamar alexander and patty murray would extend the subsidies for two years, giving states more flexibility to design their own plans. >> this agreement avoids chaos, and i don't know a democrat or republican who benefits from chaos. >> reporter: the deal would also provide more funding to help people enroll in obamacare. >> the president has been sabotaging this deal, and the agreement would undo much of that sabotage. >> reporter: now this deal is far from done. it's unclear right now if republican leaders will support this. and as congress debates, americans could see their premiums still rise, but the president is already pointing fingers, tweeting any increase in obamacare premiums is the fault of democrats. >> and the administration is reportedly livid after a federal judge blocked the administration's latest travel ban. the order would have taken effect this morning. hawaii challenged the ban, claiming it discriminated against muslims. judge derrick watson wrote that it didn't prove allowing immigrants from the six affected nations would harm the u.s. the white house says the measure undercuts efforts to keep the nation safe. and former white house press secretary sean spicer has been interviewed by robert mueller's staff. he is known for his extensive note taking during his time in the white house, but it's not known whether he handed over any of those notes. president trump's nominee for drug czar has withdrawn himself from consideration. the bill was passed by congress with unanimous consent and was signed into law by president obama on advice of his own dea administrator. the justice department may ask congress to repeal the law. california firefighters are battling new fires in the bay area as wine country flames ease a little bit. southeast of oakland, the flames prompted evacuation orders. and firefighters were injured in a wildfire in santa cruz mountains. one structure was destroyed. firefighters do continue to make progress against the deadly fires in wine country. more people are heading back only to find this. their homes are gone. sadly, though, dozens are still missing. >> the nfl will not force players to stand during the national anthem. players met with owners in new york. the league is facing major backlash over the protest. president trump has said owners should fire or suspend players who protest. for now league officials say they will continue to support the players. those attending the meeting say it was producttive. >> we, it reflected, i think, our commitment to work together with our players on issues of social justice. >> this is the first time we've gotten the chance to really sit down in front of ownership. we felt like they were receptive. we felt like there was real dialog. >> colin kaepernick, the former 49ers quarterback who started the protest was not invited to the meeting. his attorney says he may attend future meetings. players and owners are expected to meet again in about two weeks. when we get to the celtics game, there was a horrible injury, you might not want to watch that injury there, but first, let's talk about the champs. >> so it was ring day, and kevin durant was there to pick up his hardware before golden state hosted houston. but then his jumper that would have won the game at the buzzer was ruled no good. warriors lose by one point. >> then the horrible opening night headline the gruesome injury to gordon hayward during the game against the cavs in cleveland. it happened in the opening minutes of the game. hayward and his first game for the celtics fractured his left leg and ankle. the #prayers for gordon trending overnight. the celtics, by the way, narrowly winning that game. and moving on right now. coming up, me, as the interior decorator. >> this ought to be interesting. kendis putting his personal touch on a $20 million penthouse up for sale. >> i have a good sense of style. >> there's a discount on the apartment now? >> yes, exactly. but first a crackdown on bus drivers running red lights. you can find us on facebook at wnn fans.com and twitter at abc wnn. you're watching "world news now." it's always 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29-year-old lauren phelps was stabbed 123 times. her husband told authorities he took too much cold medicine and woke up with blood in the bed. a video shows an officer beating a driver, hitting hem mo -- him more than a dozen times. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the ohio mayor who fired the officer seen in this dash cam video shown around the world says the officer michael amiott had to go. >> every time i see somebody being treated like that. >> reporter: take a look. this is the homoment when it al went wrong. a police statement explained that 25-year-old richard hubbard ignored the order to face away. >> face' w away from me. >> reporter: take a look again. the young black driver didn't have much time to ignore anything. >> when i turned around i was attacked. >> reporter: he was charged with drive on a suspended license and resisting address. the fired officers wh was invol in another case where he was cautioned for losing his temper and using his gun for an impact weapon. steve osunsami, atlanta. >> that officer was previously cited for pistol whipping a driver, losing his temper in front of his commanding officer and being involved in two crashes in police vehicles. coming up in the next half hour, the state of emergency declared in florida ahead of a speech planned for an alt-right speaker. public officials trying to avoid another charlottesville. but first, lifestyles of the rich and kendis is back taking us to the crossroads of cool in greenwich village. >> your corbell wishes and sardine dreams are coming true next. discover always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any always pack. the better the fit, the better it protects. always. ♪ musguys, i'm good. say goodbye to distractions. now you can last longer with new k-y duration spray. ♪ return of the mack ♪ come on ♪ return of the mack i love it. the return. >> the return. >> of the man. >> and more importantly, the return of lifestyles of the retch a rich and ken dedis. it is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in all of new york city. where tons of celebrities have homes, including anderson cooper. somehow they allowed me to check out a lavish pad here. this apartment is supposed to be thick [ bleep ]. what's up? this is new york megarealtor, john gomes. welcome to greenwich lanes penthouse a. it's a relative steal, 4,000 scare feet, fo square feet and endless views of the manhattan skyline. time to check out this duplex. welcome. >> pretty impressive, right? >> reporter: this is huge. >> you have an open kitchen. it has a traditional feel, but a contemporary nod at the same time. so it feels modern and fresh. >> reporter: while it looks very light and welcoming, look at this. >> yeah. i think this is what they mean when they say dining alfresco. it opens up into this really beautiful living room. this is how people want to live today. you have your dining and it goes into the living space. >> mind if i make myself at home? >> go right ahead. >> wow, that's making yourself at home. ♪ >> this is the second living room. this is really more like the family room. sort of more cozy. you have a fireplace. it's wood burning, and at nighttime the city that lights up behind you, but you have this incredible outdoor space. >> wow. >> it's really super rare to have this kind of experience. >> an outdoor space. >> yet another terrace. we're standing on turf in the medd middle of downtown and it's totally private. >> and there's so much to look at. >> susan sarandon is over there. and matthew broderick. i love the view. >> what i love about the spacen here is you have this efficiency kitchen. >> you know what's my favorite part about this space? that it comes with bourbon. >> you got to have bourbon. >> absolutely. you can't make a good manhattan in manhattan without bourbon. >> look at this terrace. >> and another terrace. >> and you have so much to look at, all the way down. you can see everything from here, you see down to the world trade center. so one closet here which is pretty amazing. >> reporter: the building itself has insane amenities, wlincludi this pool. i felt right at home. >> how are you? >> thank you. >> we ordered some pizza from domino's. >> i don't want to overextend my welcome. maybe this is where i exit. >> you guys take a layaway plan, right? he thinks i'm kidding. i was only kidding. >> so he honestly had no idea we were going do order domino's to the place, which we did. and i just talked to john yesterday. he told me that the place is under contract. >> oh! >> since yesterday. otherwise we were going to buy it. >> thank you, thank you. i own it now. or does michael phelps own it? >> that was some race with michael phelps. >> it was. >> he looks a little upset. >> i can understand why. coming up, an apple watch saves a man's life. >> the mix is next. want in on the secret to ageless skin. take the olay 28 day challenge. millions of real women see results starting day 1. 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which, thanks to the iwatch, he was able to do. >> an apple a day keeps the doctor away? maybe an apple watch? this is really, really cool. dubai has, they put out the prototype for what might be policing of the future. take a look at this. it is called the scorpion hover bike. >> whoa! >> it is meant for the dubai police force and can go as high as 16 feet, well above traffic and can go pretty fast, 43 miles per hour. and with the proper charge can last about 25 minutes. it's meant to get to places that are difficult to get to. >> right. >> you can beat all that traffic problems. >> i want one. >> exactly. forget the mepolice force. can we get one of these? >> very effective way of getting around. this is a halloween display, "star wars" versus king kong. he built a two-story "star wars" vehicle replica. this is nick myers of ohio. he created an imperial walker. it took six weeks to make and is made completely of wood and plastic barrels. >> what do you think his neighbors think of that? i think they love it. everybody loves halloween decorations, right? >> which one do you think is more impressive, this one or the king kong one? >> i'm thinking the imperial walker. let's move on to a head shot winning instagram. went viral. this video was posted or photo camping. e-suky in a kayak. also sitting next to firewood. i think he camps better than most of us. >> sitting in a lawn chair. >> he does not like that n this morning on "world news now", the white house is being asked to explain another comment made by president trump. hear what he told the widow of a fallen soldier. and the president is not worth as much as he was last year. dropping 92 point the on the forbes list, find out how much he's worth now. and a new twist in the harvey weinstein scandal. >> a woman has come forward to accuse his brother, bob weinstein of sexual harassment. and letterman on late night tv, returned for the first time in two years, talking with jimmy kimmel about retirement and the beard. it's wednesday, october 18th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i knew he was going to go full santa. >> it's almost christmas. i wonder if he's been growing it since then. >> since he left the show? >> yes, exactly. but it does look trimmed up. we start things off with breaking news. the president is facing accusations that he made insensitive comments to the widow of a fallen service member. >> the young woman was reportedly told that he knew what he signed up for moments before seeing his casket as it returned from west africa. >> reporter: overnight, the widow of la david johnson, six months pregnant, visibly shaken as she leaned against his flag-draped coffin. moments earlier, she sat on the phone in a five-minute phone call that was meant to console. trump reportedly telling her, he knew what he signed up for, but when it happened it hurts anyway. >> you don't say that. he is the president of the united states. this is a soldier, who gave his life for his country. he is a hero. >> reporter: democratic congresswoman frederica wilson listened by speaker phone to the president's call. >> i asked them to give me the phone and i was going to curse him out. >> reporter: he was one of four soldiers killed in niger. the president remained silent on the death of those american fighters for 12 days. when pressed during a news conference about the delay, he said he would be reaching out to the families at some point. and then this misleading statement. >> the traditional way when 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. >> reporter: now it's mr. trump's own words to that young mother of two drawing anger overnight. the white house releasing a statement, the president's conversations with the families of heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice are private. >> and the congresswoman by the way that was there is a staunch critic of mr. trump and admits she did not hear the entire conversation. the sergeant's widow has not commented on the phone call. and the president and senator john mccain have septembersent a view more volleys in their spout. >> on monday, the arizona republican spoke out against, quote, spurious nationalism. mccain denied the comments were a swipe at the president, however, the president fired back saying i'm being very nice, i'm being very, very nice, but at some point i fight back, and it won't be pretty. the president's response didn't seem to phase mccain. >> i don't comment on what the president says. i comment on what he does. and i will say that i have, i have faced some pretty tough adversaries in the past. i'm not interested in confronting the president. i'm interested in working with the president. >> after clashing with the white house and the gop over health care mccain said he will back the republican budget plan as a first step toward tax reform. two senators from different parties say they have a plan to shore up the nation's health care system. but the president is sending mixed messages about whether he supports it. earlier tuesday he said he was in favor of the plan. to save subsidies designed to help lower income americans. those are the subsidies that he cut last week. but then last night he said congress should work on a different kind of fix. he added health care is not as easy as we thought, but we are going to get it done, you watch, the president's words. mr. trump is a little less wealthy this year than he was last year. forbes magazine says he dropped 92 points this year after his net worth shrunk by $600 million. he's now ranked 248 on the list. making a mere, his value is at a mere $3.1 billion. bill gates has topped the list for the 24th consecutive year with $89 billion. the founder of amazon held on to the number two spot. warren buffett up there as well. turning to the harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal. one of the company's staffers has stepped forward accusing bob weinstein. of sexual harassment. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: harvey weinstein has officially resigned from his company. this after the board fired him last week from his position as co-chairman. weinstein has sought treatment in arizona but is still pursuing a claim that he was wrongfully fired from the company. now a woman has come forward to accuse weinstein's brother bob. according to "variety", amanda siegel who worked for the mist says weinstein's brother harassed her multiple times and made repeated romantic overtures to her, a request that she come up to his hotel room and repeated invitations to private dinners even after she had said no. bob weinstein's attorney said there is no way in the world he is guilty of sexual harassment. now other hollywood a-listers are coming forward with their own experiences. actress reese witherspoon spoke out about abuse she says she suffered by a hollywood director. >> that anxiety about being honest, the guilt for not speaking up earlier, for taking action, true disgust at the director who assaulted me when i was 16 years old. >> reporter: at the same event, jennifer lawrence described how as a teenager she was asked to pose in a lineup nearly naked. >> i was told i should use the naked photos of myself as inspiration for my diet. >> reporter: and now the head of amazon studios, roy price has resigned after being put on leave after an allegation of sexual harassment. >> thanks to lindsey there. and the university of florida bracing for an appearance of richard spencer, set to speak on thursday in gainesville, the governor has declared a state of emergency ahead of the speech. and the school's president has denounced his message of hate and is urging students to stay away. security for the event may cost as much as $500,000. two aviation cops have been fired for dragging a passenger off a plane in chicago. david dao was dragged off the united airlines flight after refusing to give up his seat. two others were suspended. d apartment o was injured jurg the incidence and reached an undisclosed settlement with united. federal investigators are blaming the pilot for the crash that killed 16 people. the ntsb found skip nichols had several medications in his system including oxycodone and benadryl in his system. the balloon hit power lines before crashing and burning in a texas field last year. a big move on wall street. the dow opened three points below 23,000. it briefly passed that park during trading yesterday and then fell slightly, still earning the 50th record close of the year. the l.a. dodgers will have their brooms ready tonight. >> now a three-game to none lead over the defending champions. chris taylor was hitting, was the hitting star as the series shifted to wrigley field. he hit a homer and the triple and drove in two runs. dodgers are on top, 6-1, one more win sends l.a. to the world series, first time since 1988. >> now to the american league. the yankees win. the fans all rose, thank you, jack. aaron judge helped them pull it off. he drove in a tying run in the eighth inning and gary sanchez knocked in the last two. the series is even, two games apiece. sound familiar? yanks win, 6- 2. >> game five of that series is tonight. >> sounds like they have a problem there in houston. turning to a high-flying surprise for a skydiver over utah. >> shortly after his free fall last month a fellow diver made his way over to mortensen and ripped his pants off. >> he got pants in the air while free falling? >> he did. >> mortensen shared the video on his facebook page saying, just a casual video helping me tan my thighs. >> he was patriotic. revealing there his american flag boxer briefs. who doesn't have those? we're all thankful this morning that mortensen was wearing those briefs. >> yeah, that could have been awkward otherwise. maybe that would have been his way of pranking his friend back. if he didn't have them on. >> he had to have known that was going to be planned. >> that's hilarious anyway. the wild scene that played out right here in new york. a bull running loose in the streets of brooklyn. >> what? >> we'll tell you where he came from. i know it was a bull market. but still. this is ridiculous. the viewing habits of the most famous 4-year-old in the world. it seems prince george watches royalty. first, here's a look at today's forecast. 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