thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. >> people were excited for snoopy and pikachu, but ryan and derek, i can't begin to tell you how popular our bluey was at this event. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great thanksgiving, everyone right now on america. this morning, the release of hamas hostages are on hold and the expected cease fire in gaza. also on hold for at least 24 hours. why the surprise delay? it comes as israel shares new video claiming to show tunnels under the largest hospital in gaza. plus, new reports of us navy destroyers shooting down multiple drones in the region. >> the dramatic crash at the canadian border. a speeding car hits a curb, goes airborne and bursts into flames. who was

riding in the reported bentley? a former obama adviser under arrest accused of harassing a food cart vendor. >> the charges he's now facing and the outpouring of support for the food vendor. >> the death of a taylor swift fan who collapsed at a show in extreme heat in brazil, all now being investigated by authorities. new details on who investigators are focusing on. >> plus, the nba head coach who chastised his home crowd. it's not middle class. >> it's not who we are. knock off the cool. >> why he grabbed the announcer's microphone mid game and brief capture. >> how colorful underwear helped police capture a robbery suspect act. >> from abc news in new york, this is a america this morning. >> good morning and happy thanksgiving, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm derek dennis in this morning for andrew dymburt. he's enjoying the holiday off. we begin with a last minute snag in

the release of hostages held by hamas. >> israel now says tomorrow is the earliest any of them will go free. and until then, the assaults on gaza will continue. >> also this morning, israel claims to have more evidence of hamas working out of a hospital in gaza. abc's liz landers is now in washington. liz, good morning. big developments here. >> good morning, derek. a senior israeli official tells abc news the deal is not in danger of falling apart right now as families grow desperate to see their loved ones after initial hope for families, a delay in the release of hostages being held by hamas in gaza. israeli officials now say it will happen friday when both sides must sign a ratified document. prime minister netanyahu assured lawmakers and israelis that all hostages will be brought home in stages. an initial 50 hostages will be released in the current deal, including a americans for gaza. he also vowed to prepare

for war during the ceasefire and said it will carry on until hamas is destroyed. here in the us, president biden spoke by phone with prime minister netanyahu, who president al-sisi of egypt and the qatari emir as the us stays in close contact on the hostage release deal. the israeli ministry of health is preparing for special care of the hostages once released. meanwhile al-shifa hospital has been heavily affected by the conflict 16 premature babies were recently transferred out of gaza into egypt. a supervising doctor at the al-arish hospital in egypt is overseeing those tiny patients. >> when the babies arrive to our hospital, you know they are facing a lot of bad conditions during transfer, taking their medical history, no accompanying families for them. so we are dealing with a very critical conditions for them. meanwhile

in the red sea, the us shot down more attack drones. >> the defense department says they came from houthi controlled areas in yemen. there were no crew or ship injuries. secretary of state antony blinken held a phone call with his saudi counterpart heart, yesterday. they spoke about this hostage deal, but also a durable peace agreement in yemen. rhiannon >> all right, liz, thank you. >> a state of emergency is in effect across a remote part of eastern kentucky after a train derailed about 16 cars went off the tracks. two of them were carrying molten sulfur that caught fire, possibly releasing toxic fumes. all 200 residents of the entire town of livingston have been urged to evacuate over concerns about air quality. now to the fiery crash along the canadian border, triggering a massive response. >> a car went airborne, flew over a fence and then crashed into a security station in. abc's andrea fujii has this dramatic video. >> this morning, new information

about the vehicle that crashed and exploded on the rainbow bridge at a us canada. checkpoint, killing the two people inside. >> i've never seen anything like this. the car just exploded. >> authorities say the driver, a man from western new york, had just left the area of a nearby casino. authorities say he and the passenger, his wife, both died. >> i seen something airborne. i first thought it was an airplane. it looked like slow motion and i said, my god, it's a car. >> security video shows what is reportedly a $300,000 bentley driving up to 100 miles an hour. it goes airborne and out of frame. officials say it crashed at a secondary us checkpoint point bursting into flames. >> extraordinarily high rate of speed that led to the crash into the median that sent the vehicle airborne. and when you see this video, your jaw will drop in disbelief at how this went so high over an eight foot high fence. it's rather

extraordinary. the incident that happened just before noon yesterday prompted terrorism concerns and closed all four international border crossings between western new york and canada. >> the buffalo airport also closed to international flights, all on one of the busiest travel days of the year before thanksgiving. hours later, new york governor kathy hochul reassured the public there were no signs of a terror attack. >> i want to be very, very clear to americans and new yorkers at this time. there is no indication of a terrorist attack. >> the fbi says they've now finished their investigation and found no explosive materials and no terrorism nexus. all us canada, bridges except the rainbow bridge have since reopened. and international flights to buffalo airport have resumed. what's not clear is whether the driver, whose identity has not been released into ended to crash or if this was an accident. but there was a border patrol officer working in the booth at the time of the

crash who suffered minor injuries. the niagara falls police department is still investigating. rhiannon derick andrea, thanks. >> search efforts resume in the morning in southeast alaska as crews hunt for three people missing since a landslide. images released yesterday show emergency workers in wrangell a landslide during heavy rains on monday killed three people and destroyed three homes. the missing include two children in a disaster declaration for wrangell issued by alaska governor mike dunleavy remains in effect now to the arrest of a former obama official accused of making hateful remarks towards a food cart vendor. >> investigators say the confronté was fueled by the israel-hamas war. >> mr. sheldon is everything to say this morning. >> a former obama administration adviser was taken into custody. 64 year old stuart sadowitz faces hate crime charges after multiple confrontations with workers at a halal cart in new york city. some of the

confrontations caught on camera. the former diplomat is accused of harassing the vendors spewing xenophobic and anti-muslim remarks. at one point, a nearby construction worker steps in to try to defuze the situation. you had a lot of hatred, he was saying a lot of mean things. >> and i said, listen, this is not a place or time for this. you probably need to walk away from this gentleman and let him walk. >> sadowitz claims the vendor expressed support for hamas, triggering an argument. but across three separate videos there is no evidence in the worker who asked not to be named, fearing for his safety, denies speaking about hamas at all. why should i go? why should i go? >> tell me why i should go. i'm standing here. i'm an american. an i have it's a free country. >> in a phone interview with abc news, sadowitz admitted he overreacted and regrets what he said. but he says there were no threats or intimidation since the videos went viral, sadowitz has been fired from a lobby firm. it comes during an

increase in islamophobic incidents in the us. according to the council on american-islamic relations. but overnight, on the eve of thanksgiving, irving neighbors setting up a plastic table and sharing a meal. in honor of that worker who came out to support him and to support the man who was harassed it. >> and we deserve to be treated as human beings. >> sadowitz faces one count of aggravated harassment of religion or race, and four counts of stalking as a hate crime. >> all of the charges are misdemeanors. >> new york city is stepping up security around today's macy's thanksgiving day parade. the move was prompted both by the violence in the middle east and the explosion at the us canadian border. in addition to a larger police presence on the ground, they will be additional surveillance on river crossings from the air. in los angeles, traffic bumper to bumper on the 405 freeway on thanksgiving eve. those drivers were among the more than 55 million americans. triple a expects to be on the

move over the long holiday weekend. >> so we have to check our thanksgiving morning weather. >> good morning and happy thanksgiving. most of the nation has great weather today. just a little bit cool. there'll be some snow in the interior west and some showers on the gulf coast. now friday, a snow storm works its way into denver. you'll see several inches of snow there. and your black friday will give you some rain showers on the southeast coast this weekend. that storm will weaken and move through the central us bringing some very light snow from chicago to kansas city. but that could impede your travel for your sunday ride home. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. >> coming up the police bust involving a massive retail theft ring. >> also ahead, a church deacon dies while in police custody. >> what the body camera shows as the deacons family demands answers. >> and the death of a fan at a

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custody. body camera video shows officers using a stun gun on the man after they responded to a minor crash. abc's ariel reshef has the details. >> sign the ticket. you sign the ticket. >> calls for justice after the release of this disturbing body camera video showing the tense moments that led to the tasing death of an atlanta deacon. i signed a ticket. >> i'm gonna tase you. >> put your arms behind your back now. >> put your arms behind your back. >> according to the family deacon, johnny holman was on his way home from bible study on the night of august 10th when he was hit by another driver, holman, calling 911. >> somebody ran to my truck right here, officer kieran kimbro informs holman he was found at fault. >> but holman asserts his innocence, refusing to sign the traffic ticket. i ain't there nothing. >> i ain't giving a. >> the officer attempts to take the 62 year old into custody, struggling for several minutes. it's okay, baby. >> put your hands on your back.

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i'll do anything for you that you want me to. >> yeah. >> this morning, one half of one of the biggest musical duos in pop culture history saying when it comes to his other half performing their hit songs without him, he won't go for that. but i can't go for that. >> no, no, no can do. >> daryl hall of the grammy nominated hall and oates is suing john oates. most details are sealed, but the case type filed in a nashville court is described as contract debt. the case reportedly involves a dispute over division of royalties and possibly whether oates can perform some of the group's biggest hits. while solo on tour. >> when people collaborate in a band, the name of the band itself is intellectual property. if they don't have an agreement, then they can't individually use the name of the brand without the permission of the other hall

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atlanta on monday. president biden will attend a tribute service on tuesday. >> pay your thanksgiving. whether snow in the rockies up to a foot in the next few days. clear and cold across the plains and snow around the great lakes. finally a time honored thanksgiving eve tradition. the balloons for today's parade are inflated just up the street from here, we sent danny new to check it all out. >> we are just hours away from the thanksgiving parade. >> are you excited? >> i am so excited, tom. turkey is about to take the streets. we've got a whole cat. no, no, no, no, no, no, no. we need to not. we need to. not just, like, instinct took over. blue. blue. okay colin, who's your favorite balloon? >> my friend louie. louie snoopy. >> probably. >> it's snoopy, obviously. >> who are you wearing? a turkey . this is leo. leo is one of seven new balloons this year. he's also the longest balloon in

this year's parade. >> 65 million years of long. >> 65 million years of long. back to you. >> tallest balloon in this year's parade, 56ft tall, which is the same as like, a five story building. >> very tall, but also very important to my childhood. >> goku, also known as kakarot. you knew this. you were a big japanese anime kid growing up all the time. >> and my other favorite character was piccolo, so big piccolo okay, luca, who's this little green thing behind us? >> who is grogu? oh, okay. from star wars, from mandalorian. who is your favorite balloon? >> pikachu. pika pika. pikachu pika. pikachu. gary the snail. >> gary the snail. he's wait, can we do a gary the snail impression? he's like, no, no, no, no. >> grayson we look into the

camera and say, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. >> people were excited for snoopy and pikachu, but ryan and derek, i can't begin to tell you how popular our bluey was at this event. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great the solutions. this is abc7 news and i close the door to my car in about 30ft from me. >> i seen something airborne. i first thought it was an airplane . >> wow. a chaotic scene at the us canada border crossing in niagara falls. now at 60. investigation into that car that went airborne before crashing and bursting into flames. >> security at the macy's day parade on high alert. hundreds