i want those youngsters in new hampshire to dream again. i want them to believe in america again and want to give something back to this great country so that every one of us has a dream and the right to believe that we can fulfill that dream. moderator: thank you, and now mr. gore. mr. gore: i hope that you have enjoyed this debate today. i have enjoyed it. debates are not simply about agreement. democracy is not simply about generality. democracy demands a vigorous discussion of new ideas, and the differences we have in our approaches to making this country a better place. not justratic party is a collection of narrow interest agendas, nor can our problems be seen to the narrow prism of only one of our states. we have a fork in the road before us in this election. we have to choose whether we are going to continue the current path or strike out on a different path towards a brighter future. in order to do so, we must sees it as one nation. the next president must be prepared to unify us, must be prepared to restore respect to the rule of

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at a campaign stop at a new hampshire diner, new jersey governor and fred flintstone look-alike contest winner chris christie gave voters a little too much information this week. listen to this. >> me, for instance. i'm a catholic, but i've used birth control, and not just the rhythm method, okay? so you know, um, my church--" ( laughter ) ( applause ) hard to finish your "moons over my hammy" when you've got the mental image of governor droopy raw-dogging his wife. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! he never said his wife. ( laughter ) >> chris: that's true. that's true. however, whom ever it was, i can almost guarantee she was just counting the minutes. >> -- >> and the twinkie wrappers. so comedians, i'd like you to come up with something else you wouldn't want to hear from chris christie while you were eating. we'll get your answers after the break and return shortly with more "@midnight." that's just so confusing. well, it's $80 plus $27 for the phone. but, that's only one of our four unlimited plans. that is confusing. all i want is something unlimited and the phone that i want. all-in for one

. >> reporter: sanders is leading clinton in new hampshire, energizing liberals, particularly younger voters. and he's not the only clinton alternative stirring excitement. vice president joe biden surprises a jamboree of delaware democrats saturday, building speculation he may get in the race. the new iowa poll shows a door could be open for biden. 14% of iowa democrats want biden as their nominee. 13% remain undecided. >> very good magazine this week. >> reporter: meanwhile, a stunning turnaround in iowa for gop frontrunner donald trump. three months ago, 63% of republicans viewed him unfavorably. now, a complete flip. at the back of the pack, new jersey governor chris christie, today clarifying a comment suggesting immigrants should be tracked with systems used by shipper fedex. >> i don't mean people are packages, so let's not be ridiculous. >> reporter: the candidates trailing trump now fully focused on making the cut for the next debate. as for clinton, her campaign tonight shrugs off the latest poll, saying they always expected the race to be close. tom? >> thank you. >>> overs

trump is back on the campaign trail tomorrow night in michigan and then he heads to new hampshire and iowa later in the week, promising to release detailed plans on immigration reform and job creation, something he has yet to do. >> we do have one more question on this. let's get right to abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl on martha's vineyard, traveling with the president. jon, i wanted to get back to that moment candidates were asked to raise their hand if they would not rule out a run as an independent. trump the only one to raise his hand, the crowd booing. you reported growing pressure on republicans for trump to change his stance but you've also talked to donald trump. so what's he saying tonight? >> reporter: republican leaders have been pleading with trump to take a pledge that he would not run as an independent under any circumstances. there have even been suggestions that he could be kicked out of future debates if he doesn't make that promise. but i just got off the phone a short while ago with mr. trump. he told me that he might eventually take that pledge

. >> leading in iowa, leading in new hampshire, leading in north carolina, leading in south carolina, leading in nevada, leading everywhere. >> reporter: earlier trump patched things up with fox news, which he has been feuding with ever since the debate. >> glad you're back with us and glad we're friends again. >> well, we are friends, steve. we've always been friends and it's great to be back with you. >> reporter: trump's peace offering comes after his debate with megyn kelly. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her -- wherever. >> reporter: now kelly has finally responded. >> mr. trump did interviews over the week that attacked me personally. i've decided not to respond. trump, who is the front-runner, will not apologize and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. i'll continue doing my job without fear or favor. >> reporter: now one prominent conservative is calling trump the most fabulous whiner in all of american politics. trump's reaction? >> i am the most fabulous whiner. i do whine because i want to win. and i'm not h

i want to show everyone at home new numbers out tonight in the key state of new hampshire. a new poll showing him leading hillary clinton, 44% to 37%. this is the first time we've seen that in this race? >> reporter: that should be a real wakeup call to the clinton team. while she is still leading in iowa, it's getting closer there, too. the bottom line, david, is this has been a tough summer for hillary clinton. while she remains the clear front-runner, this is shaping up to be a much tougher race for her than anybody expected. >> jon karl live with us again tonight. jon, thank you. >>> we have major developments tonight in that international custody battle. actress kelly rutherford in tears, a judge sending her two young children back to their father overseas even though her children are u.s. citizens. tonight new images of the children arriving back overseas and a new statement from rutherford blasting the judge. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: hermes and helena, the children of "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford perhaps unaware of the bitterness of the custody battle

, several more in new hampshire and south carolina and more coming in nevada. he's also facing new attacks from his rivals, the latest rand paul using trump's own past statements to suggest he's not really a republican. >> i probably identify more as a democrat. and it just seems that the economy does better under the democrats. liberal on healthcare. we have to take care of people who are sick. >> universal health coverage? >> i love universal healthcare. hillary clinton is a terrific woman. i'm biased because i've known her for years. >> reporter: paul is even rolling out his own donald trump impression. >> my favorite is, yeah the reason i tell women they're ugly is because i'm so good looking. everybody knows that, right? >> reporter: trump is shrugging it all off. >> i said, rand, i've had you up to here. i've had you up to here. >> jon karl with us live again tonight. we're also getting late word that hillary clinton will be getting some new competition? >> reporter: here's what we know. former vice-president al gore, some of his former advisors have begu

paul's school in new hampshire. according an affidavit obtained by abc affiliate wmur, labrie told detectives that it was part of a contest known as "senior salute." what he described as a longstanding tradition of graduating boys competing to take the virginity of younger girls. he says a tally of their conquests was kept in permanent marker hidden behind campus washing machines and later moved online after he claims the school kept painting over the list, telling authorities he was "trying to be number one." >> it's likely going to come down to her account that this happened and she resisted, versus his account that they didn't even have sex. >> reporter: labrie is pleading not guilty, telling authorities he never had sex with the girl. st. paul's school telling abc news in a statement, current allegations about our culture are not emblematic of our school or our values. labrie, the aspiring divinity student who'd been accepted to harvard, now stands accused of rape. >> his lawyers saying tonight his client hasn't

. >>> we turn next this evening to new hampshire, and to a case making national headlines tonight. the first day of testimony in a high school sex scandal. a recent graduate of a prestigious high school charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate. late this afternoon, facing his accuser. jurors traveling to the campus to see where the alleged crime took place. abc's gio benitez is in concord, new hampshire, tonight. >> reporter: today, less than two miles from the leafy campus of their exclusive prep school, 19-year-old owen labrie sitting in court, watching his 16-year-old former schoolmate accuse him of rape. >> did you live on campus at st. paul's? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: we are not showing you her face and we're disguising her voice. >> do you see owen in the courtroom today? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: both teenagers agree, they did meet up late one night here in an empty room in the science building, and that they became intimate. the girl says labrie then became violent and raped her. >> she's a 15-year-old girl without sexual experience. she tried to say no.

. >>> and in new hampshire, yet another sinkhole on a major interstate. just before the evening rush on i-93 near concord. traffic diverted. repair work is under way. >>> and we turn to the severe weather. 15 million americans at risk from severe storms tonight. from michigan to the deep south. several tornadoes striking the midwest. this one, the damage in wisconsin. another tornado, caught on video in illinois. there have been weather-related travel delays in the last 24 hours. lightning at atlanta airport. and in north carolina, the driver of this car, hydroplaning. after hitting the flooded roadways. rob marciano tonight. >> reporter: tonight, millions listening for those sirens, ready to take cover. >> so, i hope this thing is not coming at us. >> reporter: raking the heartland overnight, five reported tornadoes. in lake geneva, wisconsin, brutal damage seen from above. and piles of twisted metal on the ground at this industrial park. >> there's 2x4s thrown around here like toothpicks. >> reporter: the violent storms came packed with lightning. and i

>> gio benitez with us from new hampshire tonight. gio, thank you. >>> next, to st. louis, a city erupting in gunfire overnight. a year now after ferguson. this time, a black teenager shot and killed by police, officers say he pointed a gun at them first. and tonight, right here, this video captured by police, showing the aftermath and the scene. again tonight, abc's steve osunsami. >> shield guys, protect your stick. >> reporter: it has now come to this. these are st. louis police recording their own video of a street fight with angry young people after two white police officers shot and killed a black suspect who they say pointed a gun at the officers. police here are now posting pictures online of the bricks and rocks thrown their way. listen as they yell out the name of objects they are trying to dodge. >> brick. >> oh, a rock. >> brick. >> brick. >> brick. >> reporter: they arrested nine people. >> i think it's important that we document the things that are happening. >> reporter: this is the same neighborhood where there was a murder on monday and regular shoot

. >>> and now to that disturbing case out of new hampshire where a former student is on trial accused of raping a younger classmate raising questions about the culture inside one of the most elite prep schools in america. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, students and graduates of the elite new hampshire prep school, st. paul's, have taken the stand. testifying that their friend, 19-year-old owen labrie, told them he had sex with a 15-year-old schoolmate last year. >> i had left under the impression that they did have sex in their time, wherever they were. >> and did he tell you not to tell anyone? >> i believe so, yes. >> reporter: in an emotional three days of testimony last week, the alleged victim, now 16, says labrie raped her. but labrie denies ever having sex with the girl. his defense attorney challenges her story. >> well, why were you cloudy? >> i was raped. >> reporter: the detective remembers going back to the scene with the girl. >> she started crying. she was unable to talk to me or answer any questions beyond pointing out the area that owen had put a blank

. >>> we move to that dramatic showdown in new hampshire, the former student at one of the nation's most elite prep schools, st. paul's, charged with raping a fellow classmate. you can see his transformation over the years. today he took the stand. it was a make or break decision, and what he said that prompted his accuser to flee the courtroom. we're going to show it now. abc's gio benitez was there. >> reporter: a 19-year-old accused of rape, taking the stand today. his 16-year-old alleged victim watching in the front row. >> my name is owen labrie. >> reporter: their encounter, a so-called senior salute where a graduating senior at their elite prep school spends time with a younger student. >> why did you send her a senior salute on the eve of your leaving the high school? >> i wanted to ask her out. >> did you want to get together with her? >> yeah. >> reporter: labrie saying he was fond of his accuser. he described the night they went up to that empty room in the science building. >> she giggled, i giggled. we kissed like a little bit. i thought she was having a great time. >> repor

. >>> to that dramatic case out of new hampshire. tonight a jury deliberating the fate of this man, a former student at one of america's most elite prep schools, accused of raping a classmate. abc's gio benitez in court for the dramatic closing arguments. >> reporter: today in his closing argument, the prosecutor telling jurors 19-year-old owen labrie brought a 15-year-old girl to this dark science building and raped her, a date gone horribly wrong. >> she thought she could handle going with an 18-year-old senior boy who's at the end of his high school career for a senior salute. she thought she could handle his advances by saying no and holding onto her clothing, that that would be enough to make it stop. >> reporter: the senior salute, a current school tradition at the center of this case. graduating seniors spending time with younger students, sometimes intimately. on the stand, the alleged victim in tears. >> i was raped! >> reporter: she testified that she said no to labrie again and again. >> this someone was going to get what

. >>> tonight, major new developments in the deadly tent collapse in new hampshire. the powerful storm, a microburst now confirmed. and these images inside the circus tent. families gathering outside, a storm brewing of course. moments later, the tent destroyed. metal poles flying. the tent ripped off. and scenes of chaos, victims sprinting for their lives. a father and his young daughter killed. 32 injured. the second fatal tent collapse in just two days. tonight, what we learned about that circus. and did they have permission to put up that tent? lindsay janis on the scene for us. >> it was called in as a mass casualty. >> reporter: a powerful storm, packing 75-mile-per-hour winds, ripping this packed circus tent right out of the ground, more than a hundred parents and children inside. >> all of the sudden, these big metal poles that are holding up the tent start coming out of the ground. >> we have an infant in the back. >> reporter: robert young and his 6-year-old daughter, annabelle, dead. family says dad was protecting his little girl. 32 others rushed to local

trump is back on the campaign trial tomorrow night and then he heads to new hampshire and iowa later in the week promised to are lease detailed plans on immigration reform and job to do. >> we do have one more question on this. let's get right to abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. john jon, i wanted to get back to that moment candidates were asked to raise their hand if they would not rule out running as an independent. you've talked to donald trump, what's he saying tonight? >> reporter: republican leaders have been pleading with trump to take a pledge that he would not run as an independent under any circumstances. there have even been suggestions that he could be kicked out of future debates if he doesn't make that promise. but i just got off the phone a short while ago with mr. trump. he told me that he might eventually take that pledge, but for now the threat remains. if he is not treated well by party leaders, he will not rule out running as an independent. as for the threat he could be left out of future debates, he told me he doesn't worry about that in the