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>> but this morning, the limitation of that deal also what we're learning about that deadly hospital explosion that's ignited fierce protests across the middle east. >> as you can see, protesters push back against security forces, including near the us embassy in lebanon. and the new military action by israel overnight taking on iranian backed militants. >> the chaos on capitol hill, still no house speaker nominee jim jordan losing support during another round of voting. and now reports that some members opposing jordan are receiving threats, even death threats. how jordan is responding. >> the new video in a fatal police shooting on i-95. behind your back. why a man exonerated after serving years in prison for a crime he did not commit lost his life after a traffic stop. >> new this morning, in his own words, she asked to go back to her hotel. joran van der sloot heard for the very first time confessing to killing natalee holloway. what he says happened

on that beach in aruba 18 years ago. plus the announcement from netflix as it prepares to raise prices for some subscribers and is hitting the snooze button harmful or helpful for your body? what researchers have learned. from abc york this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with the war in the middle east. president biden will address the nation from the oval office tonight, just back from his visit to israel. >> he says he negotiated a deal that will deliver some aid to palestinian civilians in gaza. biden says he also urged israel not to be consumed by rage after the october 7th. hamas attack, warning israel not to make the same mistakes the us made after nine divided by 11. >> an israeli official reportedly told biden the effort to dismantle the hamas inside gaza could take years. in the meantime, the humans suffering and protests around the world are raising more concern this

morning. president biden says israel and egypt have agreed to allow some humanitarian aid into gaza after blocking all supplies in response to the hamas attack on israel nearly two weeks ago. i got no pushback. >> virtually none, president biden says about 150 trucks loaded with water, food and other supplies are waiting on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing, but only about 20 will be allowed into gaza tomorrow. >> a test to distribute aid without benefiting hamas. many families in gaza are low on supplies are down to one meal a day. >> we sleep every night fearing that we will never wake up again. i hugged my children's. they slept very near to me and they are scared. >> on air force one overnight, president biden said he was blunt with prime minister benjamin netanyahu about getting aid into gaza. >> israel has been badly victimized, but, you know, the truth is that if they have an opportunity to relieve suffering

of people who are have nowhere to go, if they don't, they'll be held accountable in ways that may be unfair. >> biden spent about eight hours in israel yesterday, arriving after the deadly hospital explosion in gaza that reportedly killed hundreds of people. israel provided what it calls proof that the explosion came from a misfired rocket, launched by palestinian militants. experts say the sound of the impact is also a major clue. >> what's unique about this video is the sound, the screaming sound of a high speed rocket. this is not the sound of an airstrike. it's something moving very, very fast. >> experts also say the damage is not typical for israeli airstrikes with no large impact crater and little structural damage. video also shows a rocket traveling toward israel around the time of the blast. what we see is a big fireball that's what you usually see out of a rocket or something where the fuel, the residual fuel is

still burning, not from high explosive ordnance, but several arab leaders have publicly accused israel of bombing the hospital, igniting protests from jordan and egypt to lebanon. >> america is the is the devil. the real devil, because they supported israel. >> protesters even rushing the american embassy in beirut. security forces using tear gas, a water cannon and rubber bullets to push them back. abc's mola lenghi is there. >> as you can see, protesters is pushing back against security forces, starting by throwing rocks, launching fireworks. >> it's been a constant push and pull here between security forces and the protesters who are trying to push up against the american embassy. >> israel overnight said it struck more military targets inside lebanon belonging to iranian backed hezbollah. the biden administration is expected to ask congress for $10 billion in aid for israel. >> the war is also sparking more protests in the us, like this one on capitol hill, where 300 people were arrested. they occupied a congressional office

building demanding a cease fire in gaza. in new york, thousands of pro palestinian marchers poured into the streets and protesters in chicago called for an end to the airstrikes. a us intelligence bulletin warns about a higher risk for violence in cities. are stepping up patrols. >> threats to muslims and jews in this country have already been increasing and now the authorities have deepening concerns, spiraling violence in the mideast could make things here at home more dangerous now. >> our thanks to aaron katersky there. a major concern is lone wolf attacks like the killing of a palestinian american boy near chicago. abc news will bring you live coverage of president biden's address to the nation tonight at 8 p.m. eastern. >> meanwhile, today is day 16 without a speaker of the house. the nominee, jim jordan, lost support during a second round of voting. and now there's word that some jordan supporters have allegedly tried to intimidate house members. abc's liz landers is here with details. liz, good morning. >> good morning, andrew. that's

right. there could be another vote for the speaker later today . while some lawmakers say that they have been threatened over their votes so far this morning, some house republicans and their families claim to be getting death threats for voting against congressman jim jordan for house speaker. nebraska congressman don bacon says his wife has received messages warning her to convince her husband to support jordan. >> it's crossing crossing boundaries. there's always, you know, we're going to primary and this thing, but i'm sort of used to that personally. but yeah, trying to bully my wife is wrong. >> and iowa congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks says she received, quote, credible death threats and a barrage of threatening calls. jordan responding saying, quote, no american should accost another for their beliefs. we condemn all threats against our colleagues and it is imperative live that we come together, stop its abhorrent. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> jordan lost his second bid

for speaker yesterday, getting just 199 of the 217 votes he needs, losing support from the first vote. but he says he's not giving up. >> look, i already proven i can get from the most conservative members of the conference to the more moderate members of congress. >> jordan is a co founding member of the conservative house freedom caucus and has refused to acknowledge that former president trump lost the 2020 election. do you acknowledge that? meanwhile, with 28 days until a possible government shutdown and president biden calling on congress to provide funding for israel, even jordan's allies say it may be time to consider other options. >> the world is burning and i don't think many people we represent don't want us spending days upon days deciding who sits in the chair. >> and a bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking at ways to possibly operate the house by giving more power to the temporary speaker, andrew. >> all right. liz landers for us in washington, dc. liz, thank

you. more than two months after the wildfire disaster in maui, nearly 7000 people are still living in hotels. state officials say families can now apply for financial aid from a new $50 million state recovery fund. more than 8000 people also remain without a job since those fires. >> now to southern georgia and the fatal police shooting of a man who was recently exonerated after serving more than a decade behind bars for a crime he did not commit. his death fueling an outrage. but new video is providing some answers. we do want to warn you, the images are disturbing. step out. step out. newly released body camera video shows the moment a georgia man who previously spent 16 years wrongfully imprisoned was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop this week. >> put your hands back here. i ain't doing gooding county sheriff's office saying 53 year old leonard allen kerr was pulled over for speeding and reckless driving.

>> the situation quickly escalated. >> step back here. now you're getting tased. >> deputy buck aldridge ordered kerr to the back of his truck while pointing a taser at him, directing kerr to place his hands on the truck and then behind his back. either put your hands behind your back because you're getting tased. kerr and aldridge then argue. kerr raises his left hand and the deputy discharges his taser. handsout . kerr >> shots fired. >> the deputy handcuffing kerr later providing medical assistance before he later died. kerr had been wrongfully convicted of armed robbery in 2003. he spent more than a decade and a half in a florida prison before he and his grieving mother with this message. i want justice for him and i want the world to know that leonard kerr is my son. >> my baby. he's not a liar. >> that deputy is now on administrative leave pending an investigation.

>> turning now to your thursday weather. more evidence of the strong winds that blew tumbleweeds and debris through a small town in northeastern montana. this week. the winds were nearly equal to a category one hurricane. farther east at cross country storm will bring rain from the midwest to the ohio valley today. the front moves to the northeast east tomorrow, just in time for the weekend. checking today's temperatures, more record highs are possible across the west and in the northern rockies. 60 from the upper midwest to the northeast. >> coming up, the rising cost of health insurance. >> but first, the confession in the natalie holloway case. you'll hear joran van der sloot describing what happened on that beach in aruba back in 2005. and later, another change for netf

gma. now to the natalee holloway case. >> after 18 years, joran van der sloot has asked to killing the alabama teenager. he's now describing in his own words what happened. and nearly two decades after she went missing during a high school graduation trip to aruba, we're now hearing from natalee holloway's confessed killer. she asked to go back to her hotel, but i was just trying to get dropped off a little bit further away from her hotel so we could walk back. joran van der sloot now confessing to prosecutors as part of his guilty plea in a federal extortion case where he was accused of demanding $250,000 from holloway's mother in exchange for information about her daughter. van der sloot, seen here with holloway at an aruba casino hours before her disappearance, says the two were later kissing on the beach. but then holloway denied his further advances. >> she needs me. she ends up

needing me in the crotch when she needs me in the crotch. i get up on the beach and i kick her extremely hard. and in the face. >> then van der sloot says he found a cinder block on the beach and bludgeoned her. >> i decided to take her and. to put her into the ocean. i walk up, up to about my knees into the ocean and i push her off into the sea. >> her body was never found. >> it shocks the conscience when you extort money from the victim. that you bludgeoned his mother. who does that? >> holloway's mother says with van der sloot's confession, the family's long nightmare is finally over. >> i did what i had to do as a mother to find answers as to what happened to my daughter. and i felt great about today and i did everything possible. as for van der sloot, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison. >> he now heads back to peru, where he's already serving 28 years for murdering another woman. van der sloot apologize

to holloway's family, saying he's not the same person and has given his heart to jesus. >> new figures show the rising cost of health insurance premiums. a new survey shows the average employer sponsored family health insurance plan is now almost $24,000 per year. that is a 7% increase in one year. so workers are shelling out an additional $500, while companies pay the rest. >> coming up, remembering a beloved actor from the rocky films. >> also had kids getting drugs on social media. the parents now suing, demanding changes

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