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Good Morning America Full Broadcast — Saturday, October 17, 2026Other

The broadcast features new details about a deadly shooting at an Oregon elementary school, a former Dallas police officer convicted of murder being released on parole, and fast-moving wildfires destroying multiple homes in California.

AABC News
At least 10 killed in fire at Bangladesh beach resortWorld

A fire broke out Saturday at Tuptup Resto and Resort in Inani, in southeastern Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district, killing 10 people and injuring four, an official said.

TThe Associated Press
Zelenskyy turns to EU for help as ties with Trump plungeWorld

The worsening relationship between the US and Ukrainian presidents is prompting questions about Washington’s role in the war. Zelenskyy has criticised US concessions to Russia, while Trump called Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy facilities “a disgrace”. The discussion asks whether Kyiv can manage without US support and whether the EU will help.

AAl Jazeera English
Alberta referendum: Expert calls multi-question ballot ‘deliberately misleading’Politics9:19

Albertans are set to vote Monday in a non-binding referendum on separation and other provincial demands. Concordia University political science professor Brooke Jeffrey says the complex ballot could confuse voters. She discusses unity appeals from Carney and Poilievre, differences between Alberta’s and Quebec’s separatist movements, and possible consequences for Premier Danielle Smith’s leadership.

GGlobal News
Trump’s suspension of penalties on oligarchs leaves Ukraine reeling as Kremlin cheersPolitics

US President Donald Trump has put a new round of sanctions against Russia on hold, just days after agreeing with Moscow that the US would buy Russian diesel fuel. The measures, due to take effect this weekend, targeted Russian officials and oligarchs and were conceived in honor of the late Trump ally Senator Lindsey Graham.

DDW News
Saturday Sessions: Brothers Osborne perform “Doors”Culture

The Grammy-winning country duo Brothers Osborne mark the 10th anniversary of their debut album this year. They have earned several platinum and gold certifications and surpassed 3.4 billion streams worldwide. Their fifth studio album, “Watertown,” celebrates their Maryland hometown on the Chesapeake Bay.

CCBS News
Saturday Sessions: Brothers Osborne perform “R.I.P.”Culture

Country duo Brothers Osborne are marking the 10th anniversary of their debut album this year. The Grammy-winning act has released its fifth studio album, “Watertown,” and performs “R.I.P.”

CCBS News
Saturday Sessions: Brothers Osborne perform “Bottle It Up”Culture

The Grammy-winning country duo Brothers Osborne marks the 10th anniversary of its debut album this year. The pair has earned several platinum and gold certifications and more than 3.4 billion streams worldwide. Their fifth studio album, “Watertown,” celebrates their Maryland hometown on the Chesapeake Bay. They perform “Bottle It Up.”

CCBS News
Hundreds arrested across France during major protestsWorld14:38

Hundreds of people were arrested across France during major protests over falling education standards and the cost of living. In Paris, protesters clashed with riot police; a tourism office was set on fire in Lyon, while town hall buildings in Lille and Marseille were broken into and damaged. The interior ministry condemned what it called “targeted acts of violence”.

BBBC News
Police confront protesters in Paris as 100 are arrested in the French capitalWorld

Student-led protests in France have spread nationwide against rising prices and strained public services. Police have clashed with demonstrators in several cities, and the Interior Ministry reports at least 272 arrests. The unrest follows weeks of school blockades by students demanding action on teacher shortages, poor facilities and underfunded education.

AAl Jazeera English
AI Debt Concerns, Russia Sanctions Waived and Making ‘GTA VI’Other

David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo host a live weekend news program from New York, joined by International Rescue Committee CEO David Miliband, former Canadian deputy prime minister and author Chrystia Freeland, and Northwell Health President and CEO John D’Angelo.

BBloomberg Television
AP Top Stories for October 17Other

The Associated Press presents its top stories for October 17.

TThe Associated Press
India: Police crack down on New Delhi protestsWorld1:55

Student activist Neha Bora, a prominent figure in the protests, was detained on Friday while trying to reach central Delhi with dozens of supporters. She was released on Saturday.

FFrance 24 English
Police charge as buildings burn in French cities amid protests by people of all agesWorld

Protests have spread across cities in France. Students who have blockaded schools for weeks over education conditions are being joined by the Yellow Vest movement, which is again voicing concern about rising living costs. Buildings and cars have been set on fire in several cities as police charged and fired tear gas.

DDW News
Amazon deforestation in Brazil falls to 40-year lowWorld

Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon has fallen to its lowest level in 40 years. With just over a week until the presidential election’s second round, President Lula is bolstering his environmental record ahead of his contest with Flávio Bolsonaro.

FFrance 24 English
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