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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast — Oct. 7, 2026World

The broadcast covers what the FBI says was a planned massacre at Minnesota’s Mall of America and how it was thwarted, the USS Lincoln’s record-long deployment during the war with Iran before docking off California, and an ABC News investigation into dangers posed by abandoned mines beneath homes, roads and neighborhoods across the United States.

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Badenoch says UK Conservatives have acknowledged mistakes as conference closesPolitics2:30

The UK Conservatives used their Birmingham conference to grapple with what the party represents now. In her closing speech, leader Kemi Badenoch promised renewal and said the party had recognised its mistakes; she said voters delivered their verdict on its rows, plots and infighting in 2024.

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Trump makes third Texas trip in a month amid tight Senate racePolitics

The president is returning to Texas for the third time in a month, 27 days before the vote, as Republicans worry about their chances there. The program also discusses two senior political advisers and reports that they made money helping a far-right, pro-Putin party in Bosnia.

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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode — Oct. 7World

The program reports that Hurricane Isaias is strengthening as it approaches the Gulf Coast, prompting states of emergency in Alabama and Florida. The FBI says it foiled a terror plot against the Mall of America by a suspect who pledged allegiance to ISIS. New video shows the disturbing moments after a 6-year-old shot teacher Abigail Zwerner more than three years ago; the program also mentions a firefighter’s escape in Londonderry.

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Iran war looms large for US voters ahead of midterm electionsPolitics1:35

The U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran is expected to shape how Americans vote in November’s midterm elections. Disruption to the Strait of Hormuz has driven up energy prices and the cost of transporting goods, adding pressure on President Donald Trump.

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Pakistani student says he found warmth in China, from classrooms to daily lifeSociety5:49

Rizhiwang, from Pakistan, first learned about China through textbooks and the internet in high school. After coming to China to study, he received help from strangers while out and support from teachers and classmates, gradually adapting to life there. He says he has come to love the Chinese way of life.

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Foreign youths share the Jilin experiences that won them overSociety6:13

Young people from several countries spent a week exploring Jilin, arriving with images of the Northeast as cold and snowy. They tried indoor skiing, visited the former Changchun Film Studio museum and the China FAW museum, and rode a vintage tram. In conversation, they described Jilin with words including “warmth” and “future.”

CChina News Service
Drought-hit Sri Lanka sees farmers’ wells run dry as wildlife crowd shrinking water holesWorld

Severe drought has left Sri Lanka’s reservoirs dry and farming communities struggling. Experts say a strong El Niño and climate change have contributed to the rainfall shortage, while this year’s vital southwest monsoon has been weak. Recent showers offered limited relief. Farmers face heavy losses and debt, and wildlife in reserves are suffering dehydration and heat stress.

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Decision BC: Surrey, ICBC and a race still searching for momentumPolitics

David Eby and Lorne Doerkson campaigned in Surrey-Newton, highlighting Surrey’s 10 ridings as key election battlegrounds. Ben O'Hara-Byrne and Keith Baldrey discuss how Surrey could determine who forms government, what ONE BC and Centre BC candidates may mean in closely watched ridings, and the growing focus on ICBC amid questions about possible no-fault insurance changes.

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Terror plot foiled after suspect allegedly targeted Mall of AmericaSociety

Federal officials in Minnesota charged a man with terrorism, saying he planned a shooting at the Mall of America in Bloomington with an AK-47 and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. The FBI said 18-year-old Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud appeared to admire other terrorist-linked mass-casualty attacks.

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Why Republicans Are Breaking With Trump; What Are Students Protesting in France?Politics25:24

Republican candidates in Maine, Michigan, Iowa and Georgia distanced themselves from President Trump’s most unpopular policies during Tuesday night’s debates. Meanwhile, protests over deteriorating school conditions in France are continuing into their third week, with hundreds of schools closed.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas – Oct. 7World52:11

Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the Gulf Coast. A Russian attack on Ukraine killed several people, while Israel marks three years since the Oct. 7 attacks.

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Watters: We’ve come to a fork in the roadPolitics12:59

On his Fox program, Jesse Watters weighs in on Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s address concerning Western civilization.

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Israel marks three years since Oct. 7 attacks as Gazans struggle amid war’s ruinsWorld

Israel is marking three years since the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, attacks, which killed about 1,200 people and saw 251 others kidnapped. More than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since Israel began its retaliatory war against Hamas. The report examines the anniversary observances in Israel and Gazans’ continuing hardship.

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Christa Pike was ‘angry and confused’ after failed execution, lawyer saysSociety8:09

After a Wednesday emergency court hearing, Christa Pike’s lawyers said preserving evidence from her failed execution attempt last week was only the first step in a lengthy legal battle. The judge ordered Tennessee to retain physical evidence, including IVs and syringes, along with all communications and surveillance video. Her lawyers said this was needed for transparency.

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UK faces test as Israel’s deadline to close Jerusalem consulate nearsPolitics

Israel’s deadline for the UK to shut its consulate in occupied East Jerusalem expires on Thursday. The move retaliates against British sanctions imposed in September over illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Britain’s response will test relations under Andy Burnham’s government, which has signalled a tougher approach to Israel.

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