justin is truly and sorely missed by so many. i will always have good and fond memories of our friendship together. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess washington journal co. host: i apologize. i was hearing myself there. not hearing last

sorry, justin. you know, it is extraordinary, because it seems that american officials and others are seizing on the revitalization of the palestinian authority because they are bereft of any other ideas. i don't blame them, but certainly reviving the palestinian authority and the two state solution have got to be two foreign policy unicorns for the united states. in particular when it comes to reviving the palestinian authority when we're talking about the timeframe the biden administration or its successor would be working with it seems to me an important -- it is important to understand that this is a quasi-state that is compromised by extraordinary corruption, dysfunction, and a total lack of legitimacy. it was an extraordinary piece in the new york times today by a palestinian political activist which underlined each one of these things. so, it would take a long, long time in order to revitalize the palestinian authority. i can tell you having just traveled in the gulf, the gulf countries are w

justin: the deal was done. [applause] justin: and it got a standing ovation.ks that is the fastest that an agreement text has ever been agreed. the presidency is calling this an historic agreement but it is edged around with questions and doubts. it calls on countries to contribute to ambitious actions to tackle climate change. i could -- would you consider that i have really pulled my weight? >> the president of these talks was in no doubt how important it was. collects now, -- >> now, we can truly say that we acted and we truly delivered. justin: there was support from many countries especially richer nations. >> to have a strong a document as has been put together i find is cause for optimism, because for gratitude, and because for some significant congratulations to everybody here. justin: and congratulations from saudi arabia, which had pushed hard to weaken the commitment. small island states are on the front line climate change. many of their representatives were not in the room when the hammer went down and they were not happy today. there is a litany

justin: the deal was done. [applause] justin: and it got a standi ovation.ks that is the fastest that an agreement text has ever been agreed. the presidency is calling this an historic agreement but it is edged around with questions and doubts. it calls on countries to contribute to ambitious actions to tackle climate change. i could -- would you consider that i have really pulled my weight? >> the president of these talks was in no doubt how important it was. collects now, -- >> now, we can truly say that we acted ande truly delivered. justin: there was support from many countries especiall richer nations. >> to have a strong a document as has been put together i find is cause for optimism, because for gratitude, and because for some significant congratulations to everybody here. justin: and congratulations from saudi arabia, which had pushed hard to weaken the commitment. small island states are on the front line climate change. many of their representatives were not in the room when the hammer went down and they were not happy today. there is a litany of

point, how much - the festive period. justin, at this point, how much is - the festive period. justin it i this point, how much is it uncertainty speculation or have those higher costs, those risks, that the threat of instability already started to filter through and eventually coming and heading us as consumers.— coming and heading us as consumers. that's the key question _ consumers. that's the key question here. _ consumers. that's the key question here. and - consumers. that's the key question here. and it - consumers. that's the key question here. and it is i consumers. that's the key j question here. and it is an abomination of both. what you are seeing is that companies are seeing is that companies are saying, we will not take the risk, insurance companies have already putting up their insurance costs so therefore, companies will be based on that alone. yes, part of it is, an expectation that will avoid the fear but our freight has restarted in some circumstances but that will take some wild to work its way through to retail costs but once they start this, they just gathered co

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justin: you're welcome.e of mine to branch into animation is the boy and the heron, which is the latest and maybe the last, although we've heard that before, from the 82 year old japanese anime master hayao miyazaki. if you like spirited away and princess mononoke and howl's moving castle and other miyazaki films, it's a safe bet you'll like this one, too. it's a gorgeously drawn and surreal and inventive piece of animation, but what makes it so moving is it's also very much the story of an older man, perhaps miyazaki himself, looking back at a younger version of himself and asking questions like, how do we reconcile the pain of the real world and the escapism of fantasy? it's a beautiful film, and i think a profound one, too. jeffrey: and just in our last minute, linda it's hard to talk , about this year without, of course, thinking about the strike. do you see any impact now or are you looking for it to come or where has that left things? linda: you'll see some films that are delayed. there are some that a

i'm justine waldman. for the first time in 13 years, the oakland police department is mourning one of their own. the officer killed a 4 year veteran of the department. he was that person shot and killed earlier this morning while responding to reports of a burglary. we do have team. today's killing kron four's gayle ong outside of highland hospital where that officer was pronounced dead. we'll start, though, with kron 4 s justin campbell who is live at police headquarters. justin, you're at that news conference that was held about an hour ago. we learned some new information about what unfolded overnight. and also we heard some a lot of emotion from not only the 1 o'clock early this morning. he tells us that oakland police officers, they responded to a burglary in progress at a dispensary. now they went to that actually reported that burglary and then a few hours later at about 4.30, this morning, there was another reported burglary at that same dispensary. now, when officers arrived, plainclothes officer

justin rowlatt, our climate _ it is passed now.te editor, thank - it is passed now. justin rowlatt, our climate editor, thank you i it is passed now. justin rowlatt, i our climate editor, thank you very much indeed. the time isjust coming up much indeed. the time isjust coming up to 20 minutes past one. our top story this afternoon. the prime minister defends the decisions made by the government during the covid pandemic when he was chancellor. and making panto accessible for all — with relaxed performances. coming up on bbc news... girona stun catalan rivals barcelona, beating them 4—2, a result which takes them top of la liga. there are fears that signs of cancer in pregnant women are being overlooked, with symptoms often dismissed as related to the pregnancy. every day, two women are diagnosed with cancer while expecting a child. louise beevers from lincolnshire was told she had breast cancer while pregnant. she's been speaking to our reporter alex moss. so, thank you for filling the room up, and ifeel really loved. she'd turned

justin hunter is an expert on these delicate ocean dwellers. he's been following the species ping tied of my coffee to fit off for 20 years. how culture requires patience and a delicate touch. that's because every culture code begins with a gr opting procedure that mimics what would normally be a natural process. we don't want to over stress them this. this operation, of course, is quite a bit of stress. but we try to handle this gently as we can, but are living animals. that's why, you know, they're tucked with their quickly washed clean. they'll go through this process very fast and then be back into a recovery tank. and then taking back out to the see the, the pseudo don't down to is the most important member of the team. he carries out the crossing procedure on the always stuff which induces hell formation by imitating a natural process. first, he extracts a tiny piece of mental tissue from it, don't waste that tissue has been implanted into the recipient royster, along with a tiny mother of co nucleus. it's a natural defense mechanism. the

but no to po cultivates as are as patient as justin hunter. many ways to farmers in asia from the shelf fish with organic waste from chicken intake farming the over fed. oysters produce up to 60 poles off to the harvest. they die. and this form of mass production is harmful to the environment. the in c g. the always does all returned into the sea for at least 18 months of today. you'll see that many stay longer to allow time for the pose to grow. a single one always stuck, not $65.00, but so far. so now we're going to see the farm where the pearl is coming from in paradise. our work, the team and what they're working on. now our voice there's that won't be on to the other. oysters will be returned to the volta unless the full harvesting in 2 years time. and then the pulse will be ready for your good and us newest jewelry collection. the . so let's see what the mountain has in store for us flow while you remember how to get there. just like the oceans. mountains also home to many natural treasures concealed in the rocks. twin brothers, gaps and

sunday, sunday hello, justin. that? a dinosaur >> yeah. so you like sunday, sunday. >> they turned the tvs off is that okay >> he's like, no, turn the tvs on. >> i want to hear the catchy sound. >> you want to hear the sound. >> the sunday, sunday sound? >> you want to say it with me? >> okay, three, two. sunday, sunday >> can we try, justin? >> do you want to say sunday, sunday let's say it together. okay >> he's very skeptical >> one, two, three sunday, sunday >> only in the comfort of my phone. >> justin is saying, i'm no trick pony i don't perform on command. >> sunday, sunday! >> yeah! >> one more time, justin say it again sunday, sunday >> okay. >> he basically whispered it. >> i need the mommy to say the sunday, sunday. >> sunday, sunday! justin's turn. >> but daddy has to do it. >> oh, daddy has to do it? sunday, sunday justin's turn. >> sunday, sunday! >> yeah! >> is he always just saying this around the house? >> that's why we started filming it, because we realized during the days that he wasn't saying

justin hum to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solve solve nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. because there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i represent. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's passion and follow your heart. the treasures of sahu several, they all recovered. it's taken 2 years for upheld to grow inside this always done without combing the delicate creature, the valuable jewel is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00. the bigger they all, the higher the price. that's a nice size. justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. by the love these colors here. talk to scale of one of the height was worth traveling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and

great to comedian, justin panks.reat to have two fellow comedians alongside me, but it can't all be laughs. so a very good evening also to louis schaffer , evening also to louis schaffer, to susie sue louis. i'm so sorry . i had no idea. i had no idea they'd written that for me to see. they didn't write that you this is your show. >> yeah, no, i know. >> all right. i'm just trying to get out of it. but, susie, do you think i'm being too harsh in these? >> i gave you a round of applause, but i want to see king charles in a one bedroom flat in peckham. >> yeah, actually, that's where you live, right? >> i live in peckham. >> i live in peckham. >> so they'll swap for a week and we could convert buckingham palace. >> we could convert buckingham palace of palace into hmos, houses of multiple fit multiple occupancy. we could fit loads loads people in loads of loads of people in there get some, get some use there and get some, get some use out that carbon out of all that carbon expenditure. >> you know what i mean? i don't

justin hum to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solve solve nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. so there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's fashion and follow your heart. the treasures of solve solve will be all recovered. it's taken 2 years for a pill to grow. inside this always done without combing the delicate creature, the valuable jewel is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00. the bigger they all, the higher the price. that's a nice size. justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. but i love these colors here. talk just a little bit behind. it was worth traveling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and

justin hum to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solve solve nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. so there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure, and that's, and that's fashion and follow your heart. the treasures of solve solve will be all recovered. it's taken 2 years for a hell to grow inside this always done without homing. but the creature, the valuable jewel, is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00. the bigger they all, the higher the price. that's a nice size. justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. but i love these colors here. talk just because the, the height was worth traveling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and i p

justin hum to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solve solve. nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's fashion and follow your heart. the treasures of sahu several. they all recovered. it's taken 2 years for a pill to grow. inside this oyster without homing, the delicate creature, the valuable jewel is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00. the bigger they all, the higher the price. that's a nice sized justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. by the love these colors here talk just give the one of the height was worth travelling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and puts

i'm justine waldman. the search continues for the alleged thief who shot and killed a security guard at a 7.11 friday night in oakland. police say 59 year-old james johnson died trying to stop the suspect from stealing from the store. kron. 4 all spoke with customers who say johnson james johnson who she saw often when she stopped by to make a purchase in the school and much. i'm on the dust johnson was a security guard hired to protect the business. >> oakland police say he was shot and killed friday night. >> when he attempted to stop the gunman from stealing. every time i came here, he is sitting right there. and here to talk to open the door for isn't everything >> it is very sweet. 7.11 employees say johnson was well known in the area and actually lived in the building behind the score. >> a nearby grocery workers says confronting thieves these days can quickly turn violent. always want to do something about it. we're told to have a completely hands-off approach. even our security guards are any vinc

justin, thank you. and as justin just mentioned, state assembly member kevin lowe also running. he filed his paperwork on monday. >> he's 40 years old and previously served as campbell's councilmember and mayor santa clara county supervisor. joe, some indian also running to fill the seat. he's represented the northern part of santa clara county, including mountain view, palo alto in cupertino since 2012. before that he spent 8 years as a state senator. >> council member julie lift caught haim's is also throwing her hat in the ring. she's a progressive candidate with a mission to advocate for all residents noting she brings a different perspective as a black and woman. finally, silicon valley billionaire kumar kumar's a a software tech exec previously challenged an in the november 2022. election securing an impressive 42.3% of the coming up next, a search underway in san francisco tonight after a cvs gets mashed with a car in atm was stolen. >> president joe biden announces billions of dollars for california's high-speed rail capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you how much.

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justine 5 wins in a row for the forty-niners. but for maybe the first time in history, you mentioned niners fans were hoping for. >> a cowboys win last night. well, dallas delivered after they beat the eagles and the forty-niners beat the seahawks. so now as seth owns the top spot in their conference, not means they're in the driver's seat to earn that number one and home-field advantage throughout the postseason. now, yesterday's 28 16 win over seattle. i wasn't quite the domination we saw dhen the 2 teams played on thanksgiving day. this time, san francisco's game had a lot of flaws, but explosive plays like this one really saved the day, even though they didn't play with the same kind of efficient rhythm that has become the standard behind brock purdy sf ended up with some monster offensive numbers. 527 total yards. 9.9 yards per play. that's the highest single game average since 2012 purdy threw for a career-high 368 yards while deebo samuel christian mccaffrey and brandon aiyuk. each put up over 100 yards. but after the game

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justin home to harvest around $25000.00 pounds every year. it's a business of given take and the marine ecosystem of solvers solvable nature and humans exist in harmony. if we look after nature, it looks after us and it's also a very important part of the story of pearls and what we bring to luxury. there's simply no other product out there that gives back more to the environment. i love what i do. i love what i wrote present. i love the fact that i'm in the environment that i loved been treasure and that's and that's passionately follow your heart. the treasures of solve solve will be all recovered. it's taken 2 years for upheld to grow inside this always done without homing. but the creature, the valuable jewel, is removed. the, the pills are worth between $50.00 and $400.00 the because they all the higher the price. that's a nice size. justin for 10 millimeter, which is quite rare. by the love these colors here. talk just gives the height was worth traveling halfway around the world because it's a privilege to buy these pearl and i put dow

i'm justine waldman.tart with what's happening out of the east bay right now where the oakland unified school district is asking the teachers avoid taking sides in the conflict between israel and hamas. kron. 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> well, here in oakland, there is an effort underway to have more teachers discuss the hamas israel conflict in gaza with their students. but the oakland unified school district is warning educators not to bring their personal feelings into the classroom. in a video posted on youtube

we're live here off the embarcadero in oakland, justin campbell, send it back to you to stay. >> justin, did interim police chief say anything about how they are searching for evidence of where i'm assuming since it was some sort of cannabis dispensary. and you're a video that you just shared with us of the fbi searching. it shows from outside of the hotel that there must be some sort of security video are security cameras that captured what happened to the interim chief, a address that at all. that wil helping them solve this investigation. >> justin campbell, live for us in oakland, thank you so much. there is reaction to the officer's death but is still coming in from all across the bay area and the state. the san francisco police department, the police union and sheriff's office all sharing their condolences on social media saying they're praying for the oakland police department. the alameda county district attorney pamela price calling today's deadly shooting, quote, a tremendous strategy for tragedy for our entire community and extremely traumatizing for our law enforcement partn

as crime reporter, justine wrote. money by the time he got to st. augustine. where he had been living off the kindness of local women. >> he got a job looking as a clerk at a gas station. and when he couldn't afford to have a local hotel, he would sleep in his car. but a few other women in st. augustine. >> one of them was a coworker, and single mother, name cheryl davenport. since he needed a place to stay, cheryl invited him to her place. put him right down the hall from charles and her two children. >> he was a nice guy. he was good around the kids. >> so cheryl was not worried about joe. no reason apparently. >> joe had too much of a pretty boy face. he wasn't that imitating. or maybe i was more intimidating than he was. >> but cheryl told some rather more disturbing things about joe. >> he told me about the reason why he had left home. he had run an internet scheme where he was getting people's credit card numbers, and stuff like that. and they had found out. so he took off. >> he confesses to you? >> yeah. and h

justin campbell is live at the scene where earlier today. i'll tell you what opd is telling us the interim chief, how this all unfolded around 1 o'clock early this opd officers responded to a burglary here on the embarcadero at some type a marijuana dispensary that was involved. >> they came to that they reported it. and then after that, officers now fast forward, a few hours later to around 4.30, in the morning, the dispensary, burglary report. again, officers in plainclothes and also uniform responded to the once they got to the scene, they saw suspects leaving exactly how many we still don't know. but one of those suspects, at least one individual fired multiple shots at officer lake in vehicle struck and killed him. take a listen to opd interim chief had to say. >> tragically, andy 44 in the morning, our officers succumb to his injuries. we have officers come, please. and now county sheriff tactical team at the scene. also called in additional officers to follow up on leads doppler and those individuals involved. >> this senseless murder

and i want to go back to what justin said. it's really important this isn't just to fill up a church or philip coffers, something the children of the church will likely sociologically speaking be unchurched. so this just an investment in the current status of our local church. this is an investment in generations. and then lastly, we as a church coming back to searching, being a lower class phenomenon, maybe a better way to say that is it's hitting the lower class more heart harder. excuse me? it's hitting harder. we as a church need to think about what we do to minister and encourage people for whom life transitions hit harder than they do many of us. so with that said, we believe it or not that was a high level walk through. we can get much more, but we wanted to have some where we have justin come up and i know he to be able have a discussion and go in directions, double click on certain things. so so that's what we wanted to do now. bishop, would you join us? yes. have a coffee. i do have a coffee, so thank for the opportu

i want to go back to what justin said, it's really important.n't to say phillipa church or c philip coffers or something. the children of the dechurch will likely sociologically speaking the unchurched, so this isn't just an investment in the current status of our local church. this is an investment in generations. and then lastly, we as a church come back to dechurching being an lower-class phenomenon, may be a better to say it is it's hitting the lower-class more harder. it's hitting him harder. we the church need to think that what we can do to minister and encourage people for whom life transitions hit harder than they do many of us. so with that said, believe it or not that was a high level walk-through. we can get much more granular, but we wanted to have some time he where we have just and come up i know, to be able to have discussion and go in different directions, double-click on certain things. so that's what we wanted to do. bishop, would you join us? >> do you guys have copy? >> i do have a copy. so thank you for the opportunity to j

justin bailey. between the circles. after one, nothing down later tied at one shot behind the net and into the 3rd period charts on the power play. and guess what william eklund? love to see it. great victory for that. >> after losing out on the show. hey, ohtani sweepstakes to the dodgers last week. the giants have rebounded by signing their own big name free agent. san francisco signed outfielder jean duley this afternoon. he has been one of korea's best all around players the last several years. by an mvp season in 2022, he signed a six-year 130 million dollar deal with the giant. he's considered an above average fielder and base runner. he's a lefty n he sprays that ball all over the field, which will play well in the spacious outfield at oracle park. however, lee did fractured his ankle last july. so that's something to keep in mind as we see him coming spring training next year. i know we've got about 30 seconds. sure. take on the dream on stuff. i was just say i this might sound weird, but i feel like maybe is he

is, and you need them to all lineup at the end and, and become a working functional system. marissa justine, it predicts that quantum computers will be used in about 5 to 10 years. but whether quantum ships will be used in the future is not just a question of technological progress. but of money to a study by boston consulting group has found that using quantum computers costs up to $3000.00 since of 5000 years as an hour. by comparison, using a traditional cloud computer costs less than a cent per hour. another interesting aspect is who invests and quantum research apart from tech companies states to are investing. china tops the table with 14000000000 zeroes, or then all other countries combined. one reason for state interest and quantum computers is that they could hack into a digital encryption method. this would have consequences for crypto wallets, chaps, health data and military tactics. what do you think? will quantum technology change or lives hill illnesses or even slow down climate change? i'm curious to see which areas will make a quantum leap. and what that means for us. we'd l

abc's justin finch is here now with more on this. justin. good morning brianna, and good morning. >> tensions stemming from israel's war with hamas are threatening to upend global trade in the region. this morning, a new economic front in israel's war with hamas rebels backed by iran have attacked commercial ships in the red sea. the pentagon says two more vessels were attacked yesterday. now, british oil company bp says it will temporarily pause all transits through the red sea, including shipments of oil and natural gas. >> the defense secretary announcing a new maritime task force to make sure that critical route is safe. the attacks already causing major economic disruption, sending oil prices surging. >> 10% of the world's trade passes through the red sea. the waters stretching between asia and africa and the suez canal at the tip lead to the mediterranean. some of the biggest shipping companies are now taking a detour, going around africa. that means delays and higher costs. >> nine of the ten largest ocean carriers in the world are re

justin campell kron. 4 news. thank you, justin. the oakland zoo will be closed tomorrow due to rain. the zoo says if you already pay for your reservation, you will be refunded. the glow farhi exhibit is set, stay open, but it will update the social media accounts at that position. changes with more on the rainfall expected to hit the bay area. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing get really causing some issues. yesterday we saw a whole lot of rain come. a little break, more scattered showers, but there's plenty more to come. >> overnight tonight, especially tomorrow morning for the commute. yeah, it is going to be coming down, especially near the coastline and inside the bait outside. tonight we see more scattered showers. there's a band of heavy rainfall just hovering off the coastline. we've seen major problems at the airport. boy, sfo, again, has had all kinds of almost a 2 hour delays there. and that's because they've seen the gusty winds and the rain and they've just kind of compounded over the last couple days

seven abc's justin finch begins our coverage now from washington. justin.d morning. >> rhiannon. good morning. republicans are now intense defying their investigation into the president and his family. >> the resolution is adopted. >> house republicans have now unanimously approved a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden as they look into whether the president improperly benefited from foreign business dealings involving his son, hunter. >> i have been the target of the unrelenting trump attack machine shouting where's hunter? well, here's my answer. i am here before yesterday's house vote, hunter defied a congressional subpoena, saying he's willing to testify, but only in public, out of concern. >> a private deposition could be selectively leaked or manipulated. >> there's no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. >> now, republicans are hanging on to those words. finally involved. >> that is a huge departure from everything they have said. now for the last three and a

the bottom of this nearly 2 meter long construction of cables, metal sheets, and conductors. marissa justine is responsibility is to make sure that everything is connected properly. she runs the so called device package of gene in order to show that the content effect it has to be operated as very cold, dark environment for colder than the outer space. and then we have to be able to send signals from room temperature electronics all the way into the credit start to reach the processor, interact with the quantum processor. and then the signal is up to come out again. and i'm responsible for getting that processor to be in a good environment where the cubits can operate at their potential welding the technology onto the chip requires clinical precision. and building quantum computers has more challenges. since they use different logs than normal computers, they are also extremely difficult to program. how do we control the controls that goals that we send in? how do we make sense of the measurement signals we get out and use them? there are a number of different technology areas that we need t

abc's justin finch is here now with the details. justin, good morning. >> rhiannon good morning.ael says there are signs hamas is breaking, losing its grip on power in gaza. but civilian infrastructure may be on the brink of collapse since this morning, new videos showing the desperate situation in gaza palace estonians scaling the walls of a relief center trying to swing the doors open, people chasing a truck, distributing water bottles. an official at the world food program warns there's not enough food. people are starving. israeli forces now claim they've killed 7000 hamas fighters since the war began. but at a heavy cost. more than 18,000 palestinian have died, according to the hamas run health ministry and nearly 85% of gaza's population has reportedly been displaced. but israel says it's doing what it can to protect civilians. but new videos are sparking criticism. an israeli soldier is seen destroying a gift shop in gaza smashed snowglobes and throwing toys as israel promising to discipline those involved. in the meantime, secretary of state antony blinken tells abc's mar

the bottom of this nearly 2 meter long construction of cables, metal sheets, and conductors. marissa justine is responsibility is to make sure that everything is connected properly. she runs the so called device package of gene in order to show that the content effect it has to be operated at very cold, dark environment colder than the outer space. and then we have to be able to send signals from room temperature electronics all the way into the credit start to reach the processor, interact with the quantum processor. and then the signal is up to come out again. and i'm responsible for getting that processor to be in a good environment where the cubits can operate at their potential welding the technology onto the chip requires clinical precision. and building quantum computers has more challenges. since they use different logs than normal computers, they are also extremely difficult to program. how do we control the controls that goals that we send in? how do we make sense of the measurement signals we get out and use them? there are a number of different technology areas that we need to de

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rhiannon andrew, back to you. >> thank you justin. now overseas where a long range missile launch is signaling a renewal of north korea's weapons testing activities, south korea says the missile flew more than 600 miles before landing in the water between korea and japan. it was kim jong un's first long range missile test in about five months. north korea also launched a short range missile over the weekend. >> defense secretary lloyd austin is on a visit to israel today to meet with that country's senior military officials. they're expected to discuss the next phase in the war as israel faces growing calls from other allies to negotiate another cease fire after israeli forces accidentally killed three hostages. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now hinting that hostage talks could be back on, but hamas says there won't be any negotiations until the fighting stops here at home. >> a record number of swatting incidents are plaguing jewish communities, with the authorities investigating at least 300 in 30 states over the weekend. her

you'll be in perfect spot reporting in san francisco, justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, of course, new year's eve tomorrow night kron. 4 is counting down to 2024. live from las vegas. here's a sneak peek at the party. >> coming up, u.s. 550 feet up from there. >> believe brought us back our 3rd year in a row. and you've got an amazing bands this year. you've got to congo, berlin, you've got air supply fog that don't forget, ruben and clay from american idol pauses. the plays or 98 degrees is going to reunited and saying brand new head. >> we're berlin. yes, and happy. >> throwback, warmed by blank >> everybody, i'm russell hitchcock and i'm brian russell. of course we're a supply. want to wish everybody a great and happy 2024 countdown to 2024. with me, patel. what are you doing for new year's comment with in the high life. >> no need for trouble. us dry. >> all right. looks like fun. and of course, don't forget to join us for the bay area's only live and local new year's show kron four's grant lotus and justine waltman are going to be hosting. you don't want to mi

but justin camp kron 4 news appreciated justin, not too bad there.e's a live look now at sfo, which is also, of course, expecting to see. >> a lot more travelers starting this weekend. it's well, if they're leave in by tomorrow, they're going to be >> the rain that's coming in for for the next several days. starting on sunday kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has a look at the timing on that rain. lawrence, want to get in here. yeah, you know, folks coming to go and it's getting busy, right? so the airports, even roadways, you see a lot of folks out there now. >> well, yeah, things are changing here. and so we're getting ready for a really a change in the weather pattern out at sfo right now. not bad at all. it's kind of quiet out there right now. that's not a bad thing. as we've got a little haze. otherwise, some high clouds, no delays being reported that stuff. oakland or san jose. you are looking good. of course we rain in the forecast. some stormy weather that could change everything looking out toward the golden gate bridge. lot fo

abc's justin finch is here with details. justin. good morning. >> andrea. good morning. this us venezuela prisoner exchange is now the largest release of u.s. prisoners in venezuela's history . it also calls for venezuela to release 21 political prisoners. this morning, a first look at six wrongfully detained americans in route to a texas army base after being freed in a prisoner exchange deal with venezuela. the white house national security adviser posting this image online and welcoming the men home, california businessman savoy wright, have been held in venezuela since october. >> so much gratitude for the moment, for the united states of america, for all of you and for the opportunity to come home, los angeles attorney evan hernandez heading home after being detained in venezuela since march of 2022, accused of being a spy. >> i want to thank president biden because i know he made a difficult decision that will have a lot of pressure on him on capitol hill, but he got us home and we're with our families. senate republican marco rubio slamming the exchange as a disgr

abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, good morning. >> rhiannon good morning. as russia launches new strikes on kyiv, the timeline for congress to pass ukraine aid is tightening. house members now set to adjourn for the holidays tomorrow, followed by the senate friday. overnight, ukraine's capital city coming under fire. the kiev's mayor reporting his air defenses were activated, but saying the russian air strike left several dozen civilians injured, including children. russia's latest missile strike coming as ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, was in washington pleading in person for congress to approve another $61 billion in aid by year's end. without it, zelensky and president biden warning russia could win in ukraine. >> we are fighting for our country and freedom and also in europe, we say for our freedom and yours. >> a source familiar says a declassified us intelligence report finds the kremlin's military personnel struggling, counting roughly. 315,000 dead or injured. russian troops since the conflict began. russian officials denying the high numbe

abc's justin finch has more on the special counsel's request.tin, good morning. >> good morning. >> rhiannon special counsel jack smith is trying to keep the election interference case against trump on schedule to make sure the trial begins before next year's election. this morning, special counsel jack smith is asking the supreme court to quickly rule on former president trump's claim that he has immunity from prosecution of anything he did while in office, particularly his role in the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> a lower court already rejects trump's claim of absolute immunity, but trump appealed and the appeal process could delay the trial past the 2024 election. in response, smith is now turning to the supreme court in a rare move by bypassing the appeals court such a request for quick consideration and quick ruling on such a major issue is highly unusual. >> but it is not without precedent. it back during the watergate era, of course, the court ruled and ruled in a very much expedited manner that president nixon could not use execu

andrew >> justin. thank you. turning to the middle east, a new hostage deal appears to be in the works between israel and hamas. israel has reportedly proposed a one week ceasefire to in exchange for hamas releasing about 40 more hostages. those talks are ongoing. meanwhile, in gaza, the hamas run health ministry says the death toll is approaching 20,000 people, nearly 1% of gaza's population. >> the fbi says last weekend's nationwide spree of threats against jewish sites was a coordinated effort. the agency says a wave of emailed hoax bomb threats were sent from outside of the united states. none of the threats involved actual explosives. >> we turn now to concerns about water shortages in the west. no stranger to drought conditions, california is taking a new step to ensure the future of its water supply, turning wastewater into drinking water everything from toilet to tap. that's what some call the process of turning wastewater into drinking water. but in california, they're now trying to change that narrative

>> abc's justin finch is here now with the details. justin good morning. >> andrew good morning. new report documents a series of missteps that could have prevented the attack that started this deadly war, which is about to ramp up again. this morning, a bombshell report claims israel obtained the battle plan used by hamas to carry out the october 7th attack. more than a year ago. the new york times reports the israeli military reviewed a 40 page hamas document last year, which called for a barrage of rockets at the outset of the attack. drones to knock out the security cameras and automated machine guns along the border. the israeli intelligence reportedly dismissed the plan as aspiration. all but hamas followed the blueprint with shocking precision. an abc news has not reviewed the document and israel's military declined to comment. it meanwhile, the cease fire between israel and hamas expires aired overnight. israeli fighter jets once again striking hamas targets in gaza during the seven day truce. hamas released more than 100 hostages, including eight yesterday. among them, m