they were thinking of philadelphia lost they could have potentially taken over the number one spot in the nfc. >> how did those two teams match up? well all we saw on january, philadelphia right now, the best team in the nfc right now, but the 49 ers, when it's been a big game this year, you saw what they did against dallas. >> you saw what they did. when it's a big game, keep the quarterback healthy. >> got to keep the team, keep the team healthy. >> keep it rolling. everybody healthy. all right, joe, thank you. sure. >> thanks for watching, everyone. we'll see you back here at 10:00 tonight. >> good night. all across the bay area are incredible stories waiting to be told. >> when i saw the parents there, i could just tell i may start crying here. my daughter, my son is playing baseball. how amazing is that? >> incredible stories of dreams and creativity. i've sold a pair for 250,000. >> i'm going to sell a pair th

he was injured, of course, in the nfc championship game at philadelphia. this game has a lot of intrigue because of that footnote, the elbow injury, but it also is a very important game as it pertains to nfc seeding for the postseason. the eagles are the best team in football with a 10-1 record and the 49ers are trying to close that gap and make a run at the number one seed. as for purdy, he proved himself last season. that's why he entered training camp as the 49ers' unquestioned starting quarterback, and he's only strengthened that grip for future seasons with how well he's played through 11 games. at this point it looks like he might be the perfect 49ers' quarterback not only for how well he's played on the field but also the cost that he comes at. he is one of the 49ers' lowest paid players, and he will remain that way through the 2024 season. the fact that the 49ers have invested so little money in him makes it possible for them to acquire top-flight players at nearly every other position on the team. as important as this game seems right now, the sho

opera philadelphia has it all.s let the company for 12 years. >> we are at a moment of a shift that is as significant. it's i think covid advanced the end of the world. that world is not built for them. >> is an existential problem? >> it could be. or an opportunity. >> they have been a leader in presenting new works and offering them in new ways. >> the idea was could we put together a festival that has that opportunity? and a lot of different experiences. can we get into that work that was built by these hands today. all that is baked into it. >> has been successful on it lamed. they range of offerings. traditional setting in the academy of music. the festival extensive other kinds of venues. for something completely new in an alternative setting, it is presented in a small-scale theater. she is the director of new works. box >> they are telling you what offer is. or dictating what it is. it can feel that way to artists. what i am interested in is talking to artists. what does opera look like for you? can we supp

she lives in philadelphia. life undercover journalism. ♪ it continues her efforts to bring women's stories forwards in a traditionally male centered art form. and to bring in different sounds and instrumentation. >> it is important to impact as many people as possible. that is why i throw in those elements. i believe that if we write music that does not feel archaic, we can really move a lot of people that way. >> this is small opera. purposely so. it keeps costs down. it is also shorter. that is practical and personal. >> i hated opera for most of my life because i hated sitting in a small theater all scrunched up for a few hours about a story i did not care about. i said i'm going to write opera that i think is interesting. stories that are relevant to people. and to society. >> she puts it this way. >> we're still learning a ton of help to do it. not just to develop and presented well, you have to give space for that. >> the audience is learning as well. >> we all are. >> he believes a festival like this giv

. >>> in philadelphia tonight, the new video. surveillance showing those two prisoners escaping jail, getting out of their cells, crawling on the floor, out through a hole in the fence. >>> tonight, the major recall. nearly 2 million vehicles. the risk of fire. >>> and decades after john lennon's death, the final beatles song featuring all four members just released tonight. >> one, two -- ♪ >> you'll hear the song right here tonight. >>> good evening. we do begin tonight with the images coming in now. this massive assault over northern gaza. israel's nighttime attack on hamas targets while on the ground. israel tonight now saying its ground forces have now surrounded gaza city. that they're now engaged in face-to-face combat with the militants. the images just before we came on tonight over the sky, over northern gaza. roc rockets, missiles lighting up the sky. israeli fighter jets could be heard streaking across the region. the israeli military, the idf, saying their forces are now in, quote, very significant areas of gaza city

. >>> in philadelphia tonight the new video. surveillance showing those two prisoners escaping jail. getting out of their cells, crawling on the floor, out through a hole in the fence. tonight, the major recall. nearly 2 million vehicles. the risk of fire. >>> and decades after john lennon's death, the final beatles song featuring all four members, just released tonight. >> one, two. ♪ >> david: you'll hear the song right here tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we do begin tonight with the images coming in now. this massive assault over northern gaza. israel's nighttime attack on hamas targets while on the ground israel tonight now saying its ground forces have now surrounded gaza city, that they're now engaged in face-to-face combat with the militants. the images just before we came on tonight over the sky, over northern gaza. rockets, missiles lighting up the sky.

jalen hurts and the eagles hosted buffalo on a rainy day in philadelphia. the 59 yard field goal is begin to overtime and that is where jalen hurts took matters into his own hands. he walked it off with the touchdown. so the niners remain two games back of the eagles entering sunday's matchup in philadelphia and lorenzo o'neill give us his. for the game on game day. >> it will be a dogfight. but these teams don't get along and they will get in on on sunday and i will tell you, the 49ers remembered what happened last time they were in the stadium. brock purdy is injured and hurt and they cannot play the way they know they are capable of this is a revenge game and i like the 49ers. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> let's talk basketball. tomorrow or your star draymond green could be back on the court after he was suspended five games for head locking in minnesota timberwolf. it happened almost 2 weeks ago. green made his first public comments on the matter and did not express remorse for his actions and instead said he will always come to h

they are live on the parade route in philadelphia.ving day parade in the country. that is coming up. >> is he holding a balloon? >> i think so and i know we call ray the thanksgiving mascot but sam is a good mascot too. we are going to turn to the battle of the band mates. daryl hall and john oates going head-to-head in a new lawsuit. they collaborated on a string of classic hits throughout the 70s and 80s but now hall is suing oates, even filing a temporary restraining order. will reap joins us now with the details. good morning. >> reporter: music fans hall & oates are the musical version of peanut butter and jelly. they should always be together but it seems like now daryl hall and john oates may have lost that love and feeling. ♪ ♪ this morning, one half of one of the biggest duos in pop music history saying when it comes to his other half performing their hit songs without him, he won't go for that. daryl hall of the grammy nominated hall & oates suing his former musical brother john oates. most details are sealed but the case ty

it was followed up with philadelphia and denver. in this morning's games, denver defeated the western conference leader 1118 longels clippers and achieved its ninth win of the season. nikolay yukichter is the leader of this team with 32 points, 16 rebounds and 9 assists. he played a major role in his team's victory, but the efforts of clipper forward paul george, who scored 35 points for his team , were unsuccessful. philadia, the leader of the eastern conference , handed over 132 126 results to indiana. in this game, the star of philadelphia scored 39 points. he was happy, but he could not prevent his team from losing be it in other matches today, miami minsta, atlanta, oklahoma, nivier, utah, brooklyn, new orleans and los angeles lakers won against their opponents. in the overall standings of this tournament. philadelphia, boston and miami from the eastern conference and denver, minnesota dallas from the western conference are in first to third place. off the glass, then passes it back to miles turner for three, turner with 17 poi

for those of you who don't know, he came to philadelphia in late 1774.in 1775, he became this pioneering magazine journalist and the one quality about him, which was just extraordinary, was his prose style. in 1776, he started that fabled year off with his pamphlet, common sense, which by the end of the year, i mean, there's been so many different estimates of how many copies it sold, but some say as many as a quarter of a million or half a million people read common sense. and it's often described the book that started the revolution. people have said i think it was john adams. he said, without the pen of paine, the sword of washington would have been would not have been used at all or something probably a bit more eloquent i imagine giving it was the 18th century, but here we have paine with a very enlightenment ish idea of good ordered science. the politician consists in fixing the true point of happiness and freedom. those men deserve the gratitude of ages. he should discover a mode of government that contained the greatest sum of individual happines

a philadelphia teenager and the empty promise of the sixth amendment.nd the reporter who wrote that incredibly compelling and important piece learned about c.j.'s ordeal after rice's pediatrician said he didn't think c.j. could have done this crime because he himself was recovering from a shooting at that time. and that reporter, our very own jake tapper. the pediatrician, his father, dr. tapper. watch the original report on rice. >> he had staples in his abdomen over approximately an 8 or 9-inch surgical incision from his breast bone straight down as far as you could go. there was no way this young man five days after i saw him was running anywhere, let alone walking fast. >> joining us now, cnn anchor jake tapper. wow, jake, what a culmination of a lot of work. so the fact that this judge granted this petition for writ of habeas corpus, what does it mean now? >> well, it means his conviction was overturned. and now, the commonwealth of pennsylvania has 180 days to decide whether they are going to set c.j. free or whether they're going to retry his cas

a healthy 49ers will get a chance to prove it in philadelphia this sunday. >> we know what happened lasteason. >> it is not about revenge or anything. >> the 49ers are downplaying the rematch but not eagles linebacker was on reddit. >> a lot of crying and a lot of what if and a lot of this and that. if they get a chance to come back here , we will prove it again. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> u.s. presidents and first ladies are making their way to georgia right now. to pay their respects to rosalynn carter. what we are learning about the guest list and the service to honor the legendary first lady. >>> a truce between israel and hamas is extended for two more days . what this means for americans still held captive and palestinians who desperately need aid . >>> the latest on a wild crash in novato that sent a car into a 7eleven and four people to the hospital. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consi

you can still call it twitter, in philadelphia we still call them the philadelphia a's so we can still say twitter. twitter sued california over its moderation law. looking at this vast array of cases, i would like to go to each one of you to see where you view areas of defense. where do we express advocates have to be playing defense? where are the opportunities? we as press lawyers griped that the supreme court has not heard a libel case in 30 years, 20 plus years since there has been any media case but there is a lot going on. where are the opportunities? i will start with you. >> first, let me say thank you for the invitation to be here. thank you to the national constitution center and everyone involved with putting this together, proud. i guess when i think about what the dangers are in what the opportunities are, i'm definitely worried about the erosion. the right to speak anonymously, a hugely important first amendment right that is under a lot of pressure right now. i worry about that. but to be honest i actually think that i spend more time worried about not the erosion of fi

meanwhile, history was made in philadelphia. democrat cherelle parker has been elected. the city's first female mayor. in her campaign she says she wants to make philadelphia the safest and cleanest city. >> you heard me talk about making our public health and safety our number one priority. listen, i don't apologize about that. we are going to use every legal tool that is in the tool book to make the city safe. >> reporter: and the white house says that president biden spoke with parker to congratulate her on her victory. frances, phillip? >> brie jackson reporting from miami, thank you. >>> a sitting member of congress has been censured in the house. rashida talib was accused of calling for the destruction of israel. >> the idea that criticizing the government of israel is appoint sem anti-semitic sets a very dangerous precedent. >> she says her positions have been distorted and her perspective is feeneeded in congress more now than ever. >>> israel marked one month since the worst anakttack in it history. many were murdered in their own homes with their children. at t

philadelphia thing ever. they held their wedding during the tailgate. congrats to brooke and rob e-a-g-l-e-s eagles was this officiated by santa green man andrew birdie that was in the 60s and finally shooting a basketball with a football while juggling upside down. >> it's just what danny new calls a wednesday afternoon yeah we don't have video proof of me doing it though but we do have it here. >> if a california juggler juggler michael raynor shared this video on his instagram. okay, so he's juggling them upside down. he's got two white balls and a football on an inversion table. >> he says he does this routine to keep in shape. >> me too. >> that football basket was just a bonus, though, for the fall football season. look how to make the basket. let's see if we can get that video again. there you go. >> seen this at the gym? rhiannon this machine? >> yeah. >> i'm not sure that would keep you in shape. >> you know what hand-eye coordination. yeah. that got to take core. >> come on. a little core, a little hand-eye coordination. yeah >> okay. all righ

my first instinct right away, philadelphia. we will go with philadelphia.e first parade was held in the city over 100 years ago in 1920. send your friday feedback. we want your thoughts about the show this week. it is one of those topics.

the peaceful action was organized by philadelphia's chapter of jewish voice for peace. in north carolina, dozens of palestinian solidarity protesters blocked a highway in durham thursday during rush hour as they chanted "ceasefire now." here in new york, dozens of students walked out of a class at columbia university taught by hillary clinton protesting the school's role in targeting palestinian solidarity activists. wednesday's action came after photographs of students, who signed a declaration critical of israel's assault on gaza, were featured on video screens on doxxing trucks parked near the campus last week with the words "columbia's biggest anti-semites." the group accuracy and media deployed similar trucks at harvard, cuny, and upenn in philadelphia. in upstate new york, cornell university canceled classes today after a student was charged this week for making -- posting violent anti-somatic comments "shooting up" the , school's kosher dining hall located at the center for jewish living. this comes as part of a surge in anti-semitic and anti-muslim threats on co

, pittsburgh and the philadelphia suburbs. so this is similar to what we saw in the competitive spring states in 2022. that is where the biggest con send trag of voters are who may be disenchanted but extremely resistant to the donald trump cultural agenda. >> and it is not that -- again, not that the election wasn't important but it also wasn't one that was on the presidential cycle. so as we know, there are many on both sides taking notes trying to see what their blueprint will be. and we'll see how that plays out. thank you so much. >>> just minutes ago, secretary of state antony blinken speaking at the g7 in tokyo. what he is saying about gaza and israel when the fighting ends. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid!

it was the trip of a lifetime for philadelphia eagles diehard jacqueline brady. the petaluma mom of 2 spent more than $700 on a ticket to see the birds against the cowboys in philly while i'm a single mom. and so if, >> you know, moms like we never do anything for ourselves. and this has been like a bucket list thing like. >> since i became an eagles fan, everything was fabulous until gameday. brady bought the ticket on stub-hub weeks before the november. 5th game. the site notifying her that the ticket would be available soon. but after the flights, the hotel and then arriving at lincoln financial field in philadelphia, the ticket was still not available the whole day. kind like no, it's going to be fine. like i know about ticket like that. money is out of my i have the confirmation order number, everything, but panic set in as kickoff got closer. and then the game began and brady still had no ticket after finally getting a hold of someone from stub-hub. she learned her ticket was somehow no longer available and the game was a sellout. brady says stub-hub finall

the peaceful action was organized by philadelphia's chapter of jewish voice for peace. in north carolina, dozens of palestinian solidarity protesters blocked a highway in durham thursday during rush hour as they chanted "ceasefire now." here in new york, dozens of students walked out of a class at columbia university taught by hillary clinton protesting the school's role in targeting palestinian solidarity activists. wednesday's action came after photographs of students, who signed a declaration critical of israel's assault on gaza, were featured on video screens on doxxing trucks parked near the campus last week with the words "columbia's biggest anti-semites." the group accuracy and media deployed similar trucks at harvard, cuny, and upenn in philadelphia. in upstate new york, cornell university canceled classes today after a student was charged this week for making -- posting violent anti-somatic comments "shooting up" the , school's kosher dining hall located at the center for jewish living. this comes as part of a surge in anti-semitic and anti-muslim threats on co

the peaceful action was organized by philadelphia's chapter of jewish voice for peace. in north carolina, dozens of palestinian solidarity protesters blocked a highway in durham thursday during rush hour as they chanted "ceasefire now." here in new york, dozens of students walked out of a class at columbia university taught by hillary clinton protesting the school's role in targeting palestinian solidarity activists. wednesday's action came after photographs of students, who signed a declaration critical of israel's assault on gaza, were featured on video screens on doxxing trucks parked near the campus last week with the words "columbia's biggest anti-semites." the group accuracy and media deployed similar trucks at harvard, cuny, and upenn in philadelphia. in upstate new york, cornell university canceled classes today after a student was charged this week for making -- posting violent anti-somatic comments "shooting up" the , school's kosher dining hall located at the center for jewish living. this comes as part of a surge in anti-semitic and anti-muslim threats on co

a diplomat, he joins me from philadelphia. so very good to have you with us. um, anthony, blinking, blinking had hardly left the middle east. and now he's just towards the region again. was this efforts any more successful than the previous one? well i think time will tell um it was short certainly in the short term it does look like he's achieved his objectives. the as railways have not agreed to the amount of terry and pause. and of course, the other part of what he was trying to achieve was to solidify the us position with our, our partners, to make sure that we're all on the same page. and that's not also not looking like it has achieved its objectives. now jordan went as far during the press conference, the joint press conference, as far as to accuse israel of committing rule crimes and gaza. where does this leave blinking in his attempt to mediate in the conflict as well? the usaa is in a difficult position. uh where uh, you know, certainly, uh the, by the administration remain sympathetic to the as rarely, military operations. uh, but uh, those are beco

for those of you who don't know, he came to philadelphia in late 1774.in 1775, he became this pioneering magazinjournalist and the one quality aut him, which was just extraordinary, s hisrose style. in 1776, he arted that fabled year o with his pamphlet, common sense, which by the end of the year, i mean, there's been so many different estimates of how many copi it sold, but some say as many as a quarter o a million or half a million people read common sense. and it's often dcribed the book that started the revotion. people have said i think it was hn adams. he said, without the pen of paine, the sword of washington would have been uld not have been used at all or something prably a bit more eloquent i imagine giving it was the 18th century, but here weave paine with a very lightenment ish idea of good ordered science. the politician consists in fixing the true point of happiness and freedom. those men deserve the gratitude of ages. hould discover a mode of government that contained the greatest sum of individual happiness, the least national expense. qu

i'm a committee person in philadelphia.en it comes to the rejection of party labels by gen z, that can be attributed to the fact that we just don't want to be labeled. but we are more driven by our desire to have our issues addressed and not the party itself. >> some of the top issues that we are hearing about time and time again includes mass shootings, climate change, racial and equity, mental health, and abortion. these are all issues that president biden has successfully and very vocally supported. donald trump certainly has not. why any dip in support for president biden? >> to be honest, what i can tell you about these issues, specifically speaking to mass shootings, is that, if we're going to talk about engagement, getting individuals out, it's more about connectedness. gen z has an unfortunate and unfathomable connectedness to the issues of mass shootings, climate change, abortion access, than any other generation to date. these issues are deeply personal to us. they're not abstract. candidates act like they know th

this really angry editorial in in the philadelphia newspapers against slavery in 1775.hat mood was there. but really, when jefferson was drafting the declaration, his challenge was a really steep one because he had to find a mode of language and expression that was palatable to everybody. and franklin sat him down, put his arm around him, and told him that you should never get involved in the writing of documents for public, public is a really funny story about and unfortunately a lot the stuff about slavery just went in the drafting. yeah well you mentioned justice mansfield of course he was a nod to is judgments about slavery because jane austen call her novel mansfield park. i came in as one you've got you know you and me two englishmen talking about. a very american subject. if this book had been written today by an american author, do you think they'd have chosen your same of six, or would they have tried introduce other people. it's very difficult for to speculate on that. but i would say what i would say is there's a huge and you probably have a perspective on th

it looks like right now the road to the super bowl in the nfc at least will go through philadelphia. but we're a long way away. coming up a little bit later we'll have complete highlights and more post-game reaction. guys, back to you in the studio. >> all right. we can hear anthony a little more compared to janelle. >> he doesn't have as many friends as janelle. janelle's having all the fun. >> janelle said, it anthony said it, the big test now, a bigger test is that next week in ten days from now the 49ers in philadelphia to take on the eagles. the eagles are the top seed, the niners at the 2 seed. that's going to be huge. >> kyle shanahan was saying in that press conference it was nice -- >> i think we're close to the end. >> one win down, now you can score on black friday. that's going to be happening tomorrow. let's take you outside in san francisco. beautiful night so far. a bit chilly. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. how's that holiday weekend shaping up and how many layers do you need to go out shopping tomorrow? >> i like what the post-game was showing the play

for ose of you who don't know, he came to philadelphia in late 1774.in 1775, he became this pioneering magazinjournalist and the one quality aut him, which was just extraordinary, s his prose style. in 1776, he arted that fabled year o with his pamphlet, common sense, which by the end of the year, i mean, there's been so many different estimates of how many copies it sold, but some say as ma as a quarter o a million or half a million people read common sense. and it's often dcribed the book that started the revolution. people have said i think it was hn adams. he said, without the pen of ine, the sword of washington would have been would not have been useat all or something prably a bit more eloquent i imagine giving it was the 18th century, but here weave paine with a very enlightenment ish idea of good ordered science. the politician consists in fixing the true point of happiness and freedom. those men deserve the gratitude of ages. should discover a mode of government that contained the greate sum of individual happiness, the least national expense.

how did you meet with brett in philadelphia? well, it was a phone meeting. i make a he had answers for everything. but s. con. res. far as i know from the calls i received, that scam is unabated. it still goes on. and no one -- >> and the traceability of using a phone whatever he does has never led authorities to mr. goldstein? >> when i first contacted the fbi they said look, they use burner phones which cannot be traced. and crypto currently cannot be recalled. and if done under the pressure they could find the accounts that crypto curtsy -- this was 2020. so law enforcement has no solution or as a sit in my testimony, its fundamental in our system that if you are harmed you have a remedy. and here there seems to be no remedy. neither the courts of law or law enforcement. >> he's not the only one. thank you for explaining that thoroughly. question for mr. romanoff. when you look at how ai has been used in terms of credit card companies, healthcare, we know and we've seen some real graphic examples of how it's used maliciously, could you go over a few of th

he took it to e field, sent to philadelphia paper. now he's her we know he's actually at the site and the philadelphia paper publishes the list dates to july 11. it's published july 14. so we go through eve one of these names. you can see arm stage name is up here at the top of it. i'm going to show detail on that. there are other confederates on list, but the theophilus is just how do we he's here because we got this we've got this right here. so we know he's a triang form because of that listing. this is what i in his compiled service record at the national archives and it is a card that he took the oath to allegiance to the united states. so back if you promise. i take an oath of allegiance to the united, then they don't cut you loose in most in most of the cases, at exactly what happened here. this man, a parole prisoner. but not ly does it a parole prisoner, he takes the oath allegiance. and what does it say here? was born in connecticut, has always been a union man, was in georgia about five years before the war broke out and be

he took it to the field, sent to philadelphia paper. now he's here. we know he's actually at the site and the philadelphia paper publishes the list dates to july 11. it's published july 14. so we go through every one of these names. you can see arm stage name is up here at the top of it. i'm going to show detail on that. there are other confederates on list, but the theophilus is just how do we he's here because we got this we've got this right here. so we know he's a triangle form because of that listing. this is what is in his compiled service record at the national archives and it is a card that he took the oath to allegiance to the united states. so back if you promise. i take an oath of allegiance to the united, then they don't cut you loose in most in most of these cases, at exactly what happened here. this man, a parole prisoner. but not only does it a parole prisoner, he takes the oath allegiance. and what does it say here? was born in connecticut, has always been a union man, was in georgia about five years before the war broke out and belong

now it's worth it, well, not only now, i generally plan to serve as much as i can serve, from philadelphia, marathon only news. an air alert has now been announced in sumy and poltava regions, part of kirovohrad region, the air defense forces report the movement of enemy drones, we remember that they can change their movement and direction, accordingly, we follow the signals and find a safe place to stay. well, next, we want to tell you about the town that was built in the kyiv region by american benefactors for elderly ukrainians, from whom the war took away everything. 70. people who lost a roof over their heads already have it there, and there are another hundred in line, how is living in the new place, daria tsesaruk asked. good afternoon, mrs. halyna, good afternoon, come to our new home , see how we live here, 20 km away, a guest bedroom and a small kitchen, this apartment, halyna, although she has lived here for a month, already calls it home, she has another one there is no more, her... her own home is a shot ruin in bakhmut, under the rubble and everything that the woman earned fo

philadelphia goes to dallas and then seattle. i guess we will be rooting for dallas like we do periodically. they are behind philadelphia and we have three teams that are 8-3 in the nfc. dallas took apart washington. if dallas is not win the nfc east, they drop down to 5. the philadelphia gave may have a home in a couple weeks is going to be huge. i know you grew up in buffalo.? either way, we will >>> a tech titan is headed to israel.>>> more hostages released by hamas militants. >>> dangerous and deadly waves crashing along the coast. we have new details on the two people swept out to sea. >> thank you for joining us on this national addition. we begin with a tragic update for a story we told you about last night. the coast guard has suspended their search for the grandfather swept out to sea with his five-year-old granddaughter. it happened yesterday afternoon. the girl was pulled from the water and taken to the hospital where we learned she has died. their names have not yet been released.>>> a high surf advisory in effect un

an american mother of three with ties to philadelphia and new york among those released tonight. 16 more hostages released. among them, that 49-year-old american mother. where is her husband? and the other americans still being held captive. and hamas tonight on the hostages they now say are dead. matt gutman with late reporting from israel. >>> the images from the west bank tonight. two palestinian boys just 8 and 15 shot and killed during an israeli counterterror raid. tom soufi burridge reporting. >>> amid this war, the concern here at home. and in new york city tonight, what authorities are now saying about the christmas tree lighting. aaron katersky standing by. >>> the deadly crash of a u.s. air force osprey. eight crew members onboard. at least one body now recovered. martha raddatz with new reporting tonight. >>> after several feet of snow in parts of the northeast, now the new cross-country storm on the move tonight. from the west, right into the east by late week. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> an alleged assassination plot targeting an american citizen in new y

an american mother of three with ties to philadelphia and new york among those released tonight. 16 more hostages released. among them, that 49-year-old american mother. where is her husband? and the other americans still being held captive. and hamas tonight on the hostages they now say are dead. matt gutman with late reporting from israel. >>> the images from the west bank tonight. two palestinian boys just 8 and 15 shot and killed during an israeli counterterror raid. tom soufi burridge reporting. >>> amid this war, the concern here at home. and in new york city tonight. what authorities are saying about the christmas tree lighting. >>> the deadly crash of a u.s. air force osprey. eight crew members onboard. at least one body now recovered. martha raddatz with new reporting tonight. >>> after several feet of snow in parts of the nooertheast, no the new cross-country storm on the move tonight. from the west, right into the east by lake week. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> an alleged assassination plot targeting an american citizen in new york city. a claim that an offic

my first instinct right away, philadelphia. we will go with philadelphia. the answer is we are so smart to. it is philadelphia. we love us. the first parade was held in the city over 100 years ago in 1920. send your friday feedback. we want your thoughts about the show this week. it is one of those topics. that is it for "varney and company". coast to coast starts right now. kelly: new details about the hostage deal after 46 days of combat, israel and hamas striking a deal for four day pause in fighting and exchange for 50 israeli hostages and 150 palestinian prisoners being held in his real, far from a sure thing. welcome, i am edward lawrence from the nation's capital in for neil cavuto. the question, can you trust a terrorist group like hamas to adhere to a truce? does this positive hamas a chance to regroup? this war is far from over. to lucas tomlinson who's following with the president, the latest. >> reporter: when president biden arrived in nantucket, in exchange for palestinian prisoners, the white house releasing a statement saying, quote, i appre

driver who hit philadelphia 76ers guard kelly oubre jr.say the nba star was walking near his home when he was hit. he was brought to the hospital and released overnight. the team says he is expected to miss a significant amount of playing time, but is likely to return before the end of the season. >> rachel: when we come back, news on the two popular weight loss drugs and the added benefits to prevent heart disease. >>> and taylor swift with the ultimate shoutout to travis kelce at a concert in argentina. ultomiris is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg symptoms. and, ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with 8 weeks of freedom between infusions. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious, life-threatening meningococcal and other types of infections. if not vaccinated, you must receive meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before starting ultomiris and if ultomiris is

i contacted the philadelphia police. they said that because i had not lost money, they cannot help me. i called the local fbi office. they said there were burning phones -- burner phones and cryptocurrency and they are aware of the scam and they were unable to bring back cryptocurrency once it was out of the country or wherever it went. so they were unwilling to get involved. it left me fairly frustrated because i had been involved in consumer fraud cases in my career and i almost fell for this. so, the only thing i thought i could to then do was to warn people. i approached the philadelphia court and they did a future story. fox news ran a segment on their morning show. the scam has not abated. since the article came out i have received 20-25 calls throughout the country of people that have been contacted by barry goldstein and lost money. they were devastated. they are emotionally and physically hurt. they were almost calling to get a phone call hugs because they were so upset. they asked me what i recommend. i said, d

a healthy 49ers will get a chance to prove it in philadelphia this sunday. >> a lot of work going back and forth. >> another game on the schedule. >> the 49ers are downplaying the rematch but not eagles linebacker. >> there was a lot of crying. a lot of this, a lot of that. we will get a chance to come back in here and prove it again. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> straight ahead, it could be the future of air travel. look at - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. >>> virgin atlantic made flight history playing the first trans-atlantic flight powered by 100% sustainable aviation fuel. the boeing 787 took off from london today, heading to new york. virgin atlantic says it uses 70 tons of fuel made from waste cooking oils and [

in philadelphia.imes i see a veteran, i try to tell them to go to the v.a., maybe the outreach floor in philadelphia, try to help them get help. you got some veterans -- host: the v.a. actually keeps detailed statistics on veterans homelessness. i want to give a couple numbers. their goal for the veterans administration was in 2023, the v.a. was placed 38,000 veterans experience and homelessness into permanent housing and ensure at least 95% of those veterans did not return to homelessness during the year and of those that did, the v.a. will ensure 90% are we housed or on a path to rehousing and engaged with 28,000 unsheltered veterans to help them obtain housing, other wraparound services. their last update was on september 30, 2020 three and progress to date of those 38,000 , 35,148 veterans have been permanently housed, representing 92.5% of the goal and the v.a. is on track to meet and exceed its goal by the end of the year at 96.6 percent of those veterans housed so far have remained in housing,

good to see you, jeff flock live at philadelphia international airport.big test for the airlines is going to be the holiday travel season in general. the market is going to be watching this. >> i have to fly with my family on saturday and, you know, fingers crossed. cheryl: fingers crossed. how many kids do you have? >> three. cheryl: okay. >> in case we lose one, we have an extra. cheryl: good luck. i'm praying for you. what about you, laura. >> i'm staying put. i'm not going very far. one thing had that concerns me about air travel in general is how understaffed air traffic control is and that's been a rising concern over the last few years with under-staffing. cheryl: actually, transportattrtransportation secy buttigieg talked about that yesterday. he said they hired more people this year but the training takes a long time. that's a big issue. southwest had to change their system, internal systems, technology upgrades because they got so hit this year. united had a big problem in the spring of this year. one side you've got airlines that have had staff

it is in university city neighborhood here in philadelphia. under construction right now.ave bailed on it. we have renders, that was going to look what it would be looked like. it was a site that would be redeveloped. it is not a bad neighborhood. target as you know, liz, had huge issues with the retail theft thing. they said this year they will lose half a billion dollars more than they lost last year. they have closed nine stores, not counting this one across the country. seattle, portland, san francisco, oakland, new york city. all urban areas. all of them with a lot of difficulty with retail theft. so it is not just target just to be clear. i think you know this. u.s. chamber of commerce said they surveyed s&p 500 companies this year and so far mentions in their earnings calls of the losses associated with retail theft up 43% this year and that number that you quoted earlier, 112 billion with a b dollars, man, who is paying for that? i think it is you and me. i leave with you this one. what are states doing about this? what is being done inn general? states, 19 of them

jeff flock at philadelphia international airport. give us the latest. >> calm before the storm.d storm, the busiest thanksgiving travel holiday in terms of air travel, look at the number, over the long thanksgiving weekend. 4.7 million travel by air, putting aaa at 6% from last year, the department of transportation says it will be the busiest air travel thanksgiving in history. the storm is a big one up the eastern seaboard, not here at philadelphia yet, it is busy but not overwhelming. not so many cancellations but a lot of delays. we talked to aaa and here's how they put it. >> the planes are there, the people i there, just a matter of getting where they need to be. there should be some delays and that would be unfortunate. that will be a situation that will be short-lived. >> reporter: if you look at the misery map, not so much misery, 19 cancellations last time i looked at it. we had 400,000 delays, you may not get there when you want to get there. ride a bike. ashley: might be you wet in the storm at, always a way to make it happen. look at the average price for the gallon

i'm not here as a cheerleader for the philadelphia district attorney's office.d knows i take positions against them every day. they genuinely try to do the right thing, and it inspires respect for the law. it truly does. it's a different world when that's the case. >> credit where it's due. i hear you. credit where it's due. most prosecutors, as long -- they stick by a conviction even -- they don't even want to look at it. karl schwartz, amelia maxfield, thanks to both of you. we'll keep you updated when c.j. gets out. you betterer believe i i'm goin be t there with h five camerera. we'll be rightht back. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> in our law and justice league, former president trump fights against a gag order, telling an ap

the sound of the victory of philadelphia and the lakers in best bowlby, in one of today's important games the philadelianizers defeated the fourth team of the eastern conference 127 123 and the second team of the western conference. the 11th win went to jul omid of the philadelphia players with 35 points, 11 rebounds and 9 assists leading to the position of the best player. this representative meeting. the los angeles lakers won the eighth place in the western conference table with a 1215 win over the cleveland cavaliers. the best player of this match was anthony davis, a strong forward of the lakers, who scored 32 points, 13 rebounds and three assists, leading to a record in other games. dear viewers, have a nice day , may god almighty protect you. peace be upon the martyrs of the resistance and the spouses of the mujahideen who sacrificed their lives on this path, especially the martyr sheikh ahmed yassin, the martyr sayyid abbas al-mousavi, the martyr fathi al-shaqaqi, and the martyr saem al-qama al-rafia for the martyrs of the resistance, the martyr qasim soleimani, and all of them. r

that is fairytale of philadelphia, a reimagining of the 1980s christmas classic, fairytale of new yorkpart of the christmas album that jason's team the philadelphia eagles put out this year to raise money for charity. the new song has already hit number one on itunes, no surprise there. if you want to hear the rest of the album, it drops december 1. >>> it is the battle over apple and android and it all comes down to those blue >>> most likely, you have some sort of group chat going with your friends or family and sometimes you get that little green bubble showing up on your messages meaning the person who wrote that message is an android user. the long-standing battle over iphone's blue and android 's green text bubbles will take a friendlier turn. apple plans to adopt a messaging standard that will finally bring imessage features to android users. the change will add features like a read receipt, typing indicators, better support for group chats and you can finally receive higher-quality photos and videos across the two platforms because you don't want those grainy pictures, right? >

but philadelphia is having fun . aj brown posted, eagles fans, it is trolled deebo samuel week, you have my permission. he was asked about his mentions on the up and adams podcast. >> i called him and said,, on. he was like, he was screaming laughing. at the end of the day he's joking around but i did not take anything serious. the hype and all the stuff that is living up to the game, he wanted to add a little something to it. i was not mad. >> for the "red & gold report", i am matt lively. >>> to a story we brought you first on cbs news bay area morning edition. oakland baseball fans may be without the beloved a's but there is a plan b. the oakland ballers, a new minor league baseball team is on the way. they will become part of a pioneer baseball league that has been around since the 1930s and is an official partner with major league baseball. the manager will be former cardinals player, michael franklin and he grew up in oakland and said he is excited to return to his roots. >> this is a chance for me to get back

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