Russia and China are ahead of the US in developing and testing hypersonic missile technology, especially when it comes to building wind tunnels. CNN’s Kristin Fisher has the details. #CNN #News

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Jon Karl reports on the new investigation into reports of dirty tricks in the Alaska Senate Race as President Trump campaigns in South Carolina; as Pres. Trump weighs whether to launch new strikes against Iran, Rachel Scott has details on Sec. Pete Hegseth firing a top general at the Pentagon claiming he leaked classified information; David Muir looks back at the life and legacy of Sir Patrick Stewart – the legendary actor known for his roles in “Star Trek,” “X-Men,” and more – who has died at 86 following a “brief” battle with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia; and more on tonight’s broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

00:00 Intro
02:10 Alaska’s Senate race prompts multiple probes ahead of midterms
06:04 Top U.S. general fired as Trump weighs new strikes on Iran
08:02 SWAT team rescues 10-year-old Oregon girl abducted from home
09:32 2 helicopters reportedly collide midair
09:45 Helicopter crash in Bosnia kills at least 4
09:58 American couple recounts helping victims of deadly train collision in Spain
11:55 Cruise cancels world voyage over rising fuel costs, stranding 200 passengers in Cambodia
13:34 Looking back at the life and legendary career of Sir Patrick Stewart
17:11 U.S. economy grew by 3.4% last quarter
17:20 Google’s parent company, Alphabet, loses $500 billion
17:29 Dow, NASDAQ, S&P plunge
17:56 2 Colorado college students found dead after going missing while hiking: Police
18:20 Close call for Ohio state troopers nearly hit by alleged impaired driver
18:48 Video captures moment great white shark splashes California surfer
19:06 Brewers beat the Rays 4-1 to win their first World Series title
19:31 Remembering Patrick Stewart in his own words

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As the midterm campaigns enter their final week, President Donald Trump is offering a $1 million reward on social media to anybody reporting voter fraud tips that lead to arrests and convictions.

CNN’s Betsy Klein has the details, and CNN’s Gabe Cohen reports on the Department of Justice effort to blanket the country with 1,000 election monitors. Also, Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE), chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County Will O’Neill, Occidental College professor Caroline Heldman and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison give their reactions to Trump’s transactional campaign promises.

0:00 Trump’s $1M offer
3:29 CNN’s Gabe Cohen describes “the biggest federal election monitoring effort in history”
6:11 Sen. Chris Coons says he doesn’t believe Trump will follow through with payments
7:21 GOP operative says Trump’s efforts won’t help get Republican voters to the polls
11:02 Minnesota attorney general reacts to federal election monitors coming to his state

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Early voting is breaking records across the country as President Trump heads to Texas, home to one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate races.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports.

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The trailer for HBO’s new “Harry Potter” TV series gave fans a first look at British actor Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape. Essiedu told British newspaper The Times that after taking on the role he received death threats on social media. #CNN #News

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