david. >> senator corker who has been at odds with the president some time. thank you. >>> new york city on high alert tonight. what the governor revealed after the deadly truck attack and the nypd reporting on the marathon this sunday and saying they quote, remain concerned about international terrorists and domestic extremists potentially targeting the event. and this evening we're learning about the phone call the suspect made right before the attack. abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight authorities tracking down saipov's last known contact. abc news learning investigators have spoken with the man he called moments before the rampage. investigators not revealing what he told them. tracking others saipov had contact with. >> we're going through every possibility. >> this as we learn authorities in as have interrogated saipov's entire family and still holding his father and uncle for questioning. saipov's mother passing out in shock after hearing what her son had done. his sister begging president trump not to sentence her brother to death saying someone

the senate race in alabama not only attracting a lot of attention, but a lot of money. >> reporter: that's right. moore's campaign says in the three days last week, they raised and someone familiar with doug jones' campaign says they have also seen an increase of fund-raising. >> thank you. >>> next to the growing investigation into russian meddling in the trump campaign. david wright is at the white house tonight with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, the president's son and son-in-law both face new scrutiny, as british publicist rob goldstone is finally breaking his silence about that infamous trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer. it was goldstone who e-mailed donald trump jr. about "dirt" on hillary clinton from the kremlin. "if it's what you say, i love it," don jr. wrote back at the time. goldstone, a flamboyant promoter who worked with trump on the miss universe pageant in moscow, "useful idiot" trying to help another client. "i should have listened to that little voice in my head," he told "the sunday times: of london. adding, "if i'm guilty of anything, and i hate the word gui

senator graham, what would you tell him? >> for the good of yourself, your family and your state, step aside. >> all right, so, let's get to tom llamas, live on capitol hill tonight. and how is roy moore responding to these new accusations today? >> reporter: david, the campaign has just sent me a statement. they wrote, judge moore is an innocent man and has never had any sexual misconduct with anyone. but roy moore himself took to twitter today to attack those senators calling for his to drop out. moore tweeting tonight, "the person who should step aside is senator mitch mcconnell. he has failed conservatives. #draintheswamp." david? >> tom, thank you. >>> we do move on here, and a major development in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge there are new charges against 17 fraternity brothers after deleted security video was recovered. the fbi recovering that video, and they say it shows tim piazza was given 18 drippings in less than 90 minutes. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, new charges in the alleged

republican senate candidate roy moore taking aim at his accusers claiming he's the victim of conspiracy. tonight what his former co-worker is saying about his dating habits decades ago. >> under investigation. prosecutors planning to meet with one of kevin spacey's accusers. who said the hollywood star sexually assaulted him. >>> panic in the terminal. new surveillance video of the smoking backpack forcing thousands to evacuate an american airport. the hero tsa agent grabbing the bag and rushing it out of harm's way. >>> sudden collapse. a dance floor crumbling in the middle of a party sending college students crashing to the floor below. the moment it all happened. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with president trump on his last leg of his tour in asia. facing backlash from 8,000 miles away. the president shaking hands with the controversial leader of the philippines, president rodrigo duterte. accused of many human rights violations. president trump trying to clarify his comments about russia's meddling in the u.s. election. whom does h

. >>> also tonight, senator rand paul attacked outside his home. his injuries now more serious than first reported. >>> dhe damaging storms hitting a significant part of this country. a ef-2 on the ground for more than an hour. ginger zee with the big change coming to the east. >>> good evening from souther land springs. the scene of unspeakablerror. worshippers gunned down. it comes just 35 days after las vegas. and if you look behind me tonight, you can see the massive presence. federal thorities, the fbi, local authorities all here on the scene. this is the back side of the church. the front, tonight, they have cordoned off. this evening, the fbi truck stands in front of the first baptist church where, of course, 26 lives were lost in a hail of bullets. the youngest, just a year and a half hold. about halff the victims were e pastor and his wife here, losing their own 14-year-old daughter. the shooter speeding away, good samaritans chasing him, ending in this field. it's believed the gunman shot himself. this is now the deadliest attack on a chu

two more women coming forward, saying senator al franken groped them. this, as a third former employee of congressman con yerps describes inappropriate behavior, including the way he was allegedly dressed in the office. >>> officer murder mystery. the police detective murdered the day before he was set to testify against eight fellow police officers. >>> trapped. the pregnant mother and her toddler, stuck inside a sinking suv. what that mom did that saved their lives. >>> and holiday heroes. the women who ran out of gas and the homeless veteran who came to her rescue. their story leading to a chain reaction of giving across the country this thanksgiving. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving holiday. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. and we begin with that breaking news in the search for the missing submarine. authorities from the argentine navy say the last sound heard from the submarine was most likely an explosion. for more than a week now, crews have been searching the often turbulent waters, tracking those sounds, as

schumer and doesn't believe the senator is responsible for the attack. we believe very strongly the individual carried out the attack is responsible and no one else. >> reporter: the diversity visa program, which was supported by senator schumer and signed into law by president george h.w. bush, sevens millions of applicants every year, and provides visas to about 50,000 people. all of whom get background checks. >> diversity lottery. sounds nice. it's not nice. it's not good. with congress on the diversity lottery program on terminating it, getting rid of it. >> live tonight from the white house, and jon, we heard the president criticize the justice process, as well, in all of this, for the terrorist suspects. and today, he even said he would consider sending the alleged new york attacker to guantanamo bay. can he do that? >> reporter: technically, he can do it, but any move to send the alleged attacker to guantanamo bay would certainly face a constitutional challenge. no one ever arrested on american soil has been sent to gitmo, david. it's never happe

but outside, republican senators were surrounded. protesters outraged over who wins and who loses in this bill. >> stealing money from the sick and the poor! >> reporter: analysts say the wealthy, those earning more than $100,000 a year, would likely see big tax cuts. but more than half of americans would see their taxes rise within ten years. by 2027, most americans earning less than $75,000 per year are projected to pay more. what do you say to middle class americans who see these projections and are concerned that their taxes are going to go up? >> i say that people are lying to them. >> reporter: you think the projections are all wrong? >> i do, i do. >> reporter: there's also concern about the impact of the bill's provision to eliminate the obamacare mandate that every american has health insurance. it could cause premiums to skyrocket. on the flip side, the most recent plan also includes a tax break for owners of private jets and golf courses. even a tax credit for wine producers. and a huge tax cut for big corporations. >> no

she said, she's sent an e-mail to the senate judiciary committee. she wants her client to testify under oath and roy moore to do the same. if that happens, she will release that yearbook so independent experts can look at the handwriting. and we have breaking news tonight. there is a new accuser in this case. she claims in the '90s, she went to roy moore's office looking for legal help. he made her feel uncomfortable. this is what she alleges, and at the end of the meeting, he grabbed her bay the backside. roy moore has denied all allegations. david? >> tom llamas leading us off tonight. >>> the president did not answer questions from our cecilia vega about roy moore. and the president also comes home to something else. it involves your money youshgs taxes. the president fired a warning shot before he left on his trip on a new tax plan, telling republicans this -- >> i want the house to pass a bill by thanksgiving. i want all of the people standing by my side when we get ready to sign by christmas, hopefully before christmas. >> but tonight, the sen

c only affordo lose two republican senators on the tax an. at it means for middle class americans, versus wethier ions. >>> the desperate search at this hour. the toddler last seen in bed, vanishing from her home without the fbi on the case tonight. >>e > thdeo. at this woman was allegedl trying to tell a reporter from and who sent her in. >>> and, those are men in wingsuits, trying to right into that plane. us on a vy busy it's great to tuesday night. we begin with launching a new missile, flying higher and longer than any it has launched before. tonight,hat it reveals. it's the third icbm launch, the other two injuly. the launch, a direct provocation to the u.s. tonight. president trump responding moments ago. here's bob woodruff. >> reporter: tonit, north korea acts again.and we know prs in theai what makes this missile different, itw higher and loerhan ever before. mines after it splashed down in the sea of jan, the president adessing the provocative move>> a missile wa little while north korea. i will only tell you that we will take care

senator lindsey graham said today, republicans must pass it. if they won't put up our signs, people won't write checks, the party will collapse of its own weight, steve bannon will have a great argument to beat us all. other than that -- >> jon karl with us live from the white house tonight. and jon, there are last minute negotiations going on right now. and for years, republicans have sounded off about the deficit. there was a frantic late today about what this bill would do to the deficit? >> reporter: big debate on that. the last-minute haggling is intense. changes are being negotiated right now, david, on the senate floor, even as they are hoping for a vote tonight. and while the momentum is there to pass this, it is not a done deal. >> jon karl watching this into the night. jon, thank you. >>> meantime, optimism about the tax bill pushing the stock market across a new line tonight. the dow closing above 24,000 for the first time at 24,272. it broke the 23,000 mark just 45 days ago. >>> from the uk tonight, a growing bashlash against presid

with arkansas senator tom cotton potentially replacing pompeo at the cia. the state department downplaying the news. >> the secretary is someone whose feathers don't get ruffled very easily. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly and very publicly undercut his own secretary of state, saying tillerson was, quote, wasting his time trying to negotiate with north korea. even calling him weak. >> sometimes i'd like him to be a little bit tougher, but other than that, we have a very good relationship. >> reporter: and there was the report that tillerson told colleagues his boss was, quote a moron. >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. >> reporter: the president responding -- "if he did that, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests, and i can tell you who is going to win." for months, talk of possible replacements have swirled. david asking the secretary -- >> there's a lot of chatter out there, you don't need me to tell you about this, about nikki haley being a possible next secretary of state. she's even been asked about this. what do you say

. >>> today protesters in alabama rallied against senate candidate roy moore. the republican faces at least seven allegations of sexual misconduct. even so, his supporters are standing firm behind him. abc news reporter mona rivera has more. >> amen. >> amen. >> reporter: religious leaders speaking out saturday against embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore. >> there is nothing christian about the policies moore has supported. >> reporter: rally leaders criticizing the republican candidate over allegations he made improper sexual advances toward teenage girls decades ago. >> thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, thy neighbor's teenage daughter. >> reporter: moore has denied the allegations of sexual misconduct. >> they're not only untrue but they have no evidence to support them. >> reporter: the white house walking a tightrope over the issue. >> the president certainly finds the allegations extremely troubling. >> reporter: but whenever the president is asked directly about it -- >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? do you believe his accusers?

texas senator john cornyn pledged shortly after attending today's service to introduce new legislation on background checks as early as monday. this as church members say they hope to worship inside their church next week, tom. >> marcus moore for us from sutherland springings. thank you. the firefighter evening scene in san diego. tonight nearly two dozen children hurt when a platform collapses at one of those courses inside an indoor gym. parents scrambling to find children under the debris. here's marcie gonzalez. >> reporter: children, terrified and in tears. rushed out of this obstacle gym in san diego on stretchers and in the arms of first responders. >> everybody was crying and bleeding. >> reporter: the aftermath of a platform collapse that injured at least 23 people and is under investigation tonight. >> the kids were obviously going like crazy. scared. >> reporter: diego madrigal, there with his family, saying at around 7:40 saturday night employees announced they were serving pizza, when dozens of children rushed upstairs to the wooden platform overlooking the rest of the gy

but it looks like he does have the votes to pass it in the senate. david, it's not over there, though, because the house passed a significantly different tax cut. those differences have to be worked out. but if it does pass in the senate, he will be closer than ever to his first big legislative win. >> jon karl, great to see you in person. >>> next tonight, to capitol hill. and to alleged sexual misconduct in congress. pressure is growing at this hour for congressman john conyers to step down, after more women have now come forward with allegations about him. tonight, others defending the congressman, including his wife. the democratic leader, nancy pelosi, who took heat, is now changing her tone. abc's mary bruce, back on the hill. >> reporter: congressman john conyers spotted boarding a plane to go back home. e on capitol hill today, his own party pressuring him to leave for good.nk he should ste. >> reporter: no doubt? >> there's no question in my mind that he should. >> reporter: multiple women have now accused conyers of misconduct or harassment

then-senator jeff sessions, and campaign aides corey lewandowski, j.d. gordon and hope hicks, now the white house communications director, travelling with the president this week, seen here at the state dinner in japan. and david, with carter page's admission, we now count at least nine figures in the trump campaign who have met with the russians, including attorney general jeff sessions, donald trump jr., son-in-law jared kushner, campaign chairman paul manafort and campaign adviser george papadopoulos, who has pleaded guilty to lying about it, the first criminal conviction in the russia investigation, david. >> brian ross with us again tonight. brian, thank you. >>> next this evening, it is hard to believe, but it was just one year ago, voters went to the poll, choosing between donald trump and hillary clinton. tonight, two governors being watched very closely, and here's abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, all eyes on virginia. the race may be between republican ed gillespie and the lieutenant governor, democrat ralph

senate going on the attack refuting allegations of sexual misconduct, telling the republican club in birmingham saturday morning -- >> these attacks involve a minor and they're completely false and untrue. >> reporter: roy moore sticking to his guns in the face of thursday's "washington post" report that as a 30-year-old attorney moore tried to have relationships with young women ranging in age from 14 to 18 years old. >> in the next few days there will be

defending the alabama senate candidate. and what the president says about the eight women who have come forward. what he said today when asked, what is his message to them? >>> also tonight, charlie rose, fired by cbs news and by pbs. what he said when asked for comment about the alleged wrongdoing. and what his co-anchors said when they opened their show this morning. >>> the urgent nationwide manhunt at this hour. the prisoner who has escaped a second time. wanted for multiple home invasions and now kidnapping. >>> dangerous driving, with millions traveling today and tomorrow for thanksgiving. tonight, the two systems we're now watching on both coasts. rain, snow, high winds. ginger zee is standing by. >>> and made in ameri tonight. the three things that could be on your thanksgiving table. not the turkey. that would be too easy. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and tonight, as the national conversation about sexual harassment grows louder, president trump breaking 12 days of s

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. >>> senator rand paul thanking well-wishers after a neighbor allegedly tackled him. he was mowing his lawn at home when he said he was tackled. renee boucher charged with assault. it's not known for the attack was politicly motivated, or some other dispute. >>> a wild scene in miami at a college football game. four miami-dade police officers carrying a 30-year-old woman out of hard rock stadium during the miami/virginia tech game. she slaps an officer, then he punches her in the face. she's charged with felony battery, but the video is being reviewed to see if officers followed correct protocol. >>> and a stunning win at today's new york marathon. flanigan crossing the finish line, becoming the first american woman to win the race in 40 years. beating the defending champion by a minute. >> i've been dreaming for a moment like this since i was a little girl. so, it was a mixture of so happy and relieved that it was over in a sense. >> before the race, she said she may retire. we'll have to wait and see what she does. >>> up next, an update on the church massacre in te

conversation about sexual harassment grows louder president trump breaking 12 days of silence on alabama senate candidate roy moore. on the white house lawn answering questions for the first time depending the candidate who is accused of sexual misconduct with teenagers. the president saying moore denies it all. and tonight, it comes as veteran tv journalist charlie rose is fired. his cohosts speaking out. we begin with abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: on his way to mar-a-lago for thanksgiving vacation, today, president trump broke his silence, finally answering questions about roy moore.n accu democrat? is an accused s it.k r you le h thetota.idn'thaend, youe tore talki so, you kn coming to moore's defense, as judge faces accusations of sexua of me we tnagesageinn we'alainss itand,denies it. very special. i think it's a very spebl time, because a lot d coming out.ha society. think it's very, verr won. py -- i's bdent faces miscon forward during the campaign, alleging everything from sexual assault to harassment and inappropriate behavior.alled all of them prom

. >>> senator rand paul thanking well-wishers after a neighbor allegedly tackle him. he was mowing his lawn, when this happened. renee boucher charged with assault. >>> a wild scene in miami at a college football game. four miami-dade police officers carrying a 30-year-old woman out of hard rock stadium during the miami/virginia tech game. she slaps an officer, then is punched in the face. >>> and a stunning win at today's new york marathon. flanigan crossing the finish line, becoming the first american woman to win the race in 40 years. >> i've been dreaming for a moment like this since i was a little girl. so, it was a mixture of so happy and relieved that it was over in a sense. >> before the race, she said she may retire. we'll see. >>> up next, an update on the church massacre we'll have a live report from the scene coming up. cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. i may not benefit from those breakthroughs, but i'm sure going to... i'm bringing forward a treatment for alzheimer's disease, yes, in my lifetime, i will make sure. iugh... not

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but david, even if they can pull that off, this bill still faces an uncertain future over in the senate. david? >> mary bruce leading us off tonight from the hill. mary, thank you. >>> and next here to the deadly shooting inside a colorado walmart. three dead. the suspect seen here on surveillance, just moments before he allegedly opened fire. the all night search, and the dramatic takedown, right in the middle of rush hour today. abc's clayton sandell from colorado. >> reporter: the man police say calmly began shooting inside this suburban denver walmart -- >> i heard a shot. boom. i was like, what the crap was that? >> reporter: -- tonight is in custody. accused of killing three shoppers, 66-year-old carlos moreno, 52-year-old pamela marques and 26-year-old victor vasquez, father of two girls. his fiancee pregnant with his third. the suspect, 47-year-old scott ostrem, was captured on security cameras. but police say they had trouble identifying him in the footage, because some armed civilians pulled their own weapons. >> as we were rolling through the surveillance, we did observe othe