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telling abc news an australian billionaire who was friends with trump has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president shared potentially sensitive information about america's nuclear submarines while at mar-a-lago, and after donald trump left the white house. abc news learning that that billionaire allegedly shared those u.s. nuclear secrets with dozens of others, including foreign officials, even his own employees. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: an australian billionaire and member of donald trump's mar-a-lago club has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president told him potentially sensitive information about the capabilities of america's nuclear submarines, sources familiar with the matter tell abc news. the alleged disclosure took place at mar-a-lago in april 2021, months after trump left the white house. the billionaire, anthony pratt of u.s.-based pratt industries, then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and a handful of journalists, according to the sources familiar with the matter. pratt has been close to trump for years. >> anthony is o

. >> we will go now to abc america, matt river. >> reporter: thank you, sir. it seems that the level of support that you have amongst the israeli public has dropped considerably so the question is how can you continue to lead this country effectively during a very difficult time and have you at all considered stepping down? >> the only thing that i intend to have resign is hamas. we're going to resign them to the dust bin of history. that's my goal. that's my responsibility and that's what i'm leading the country to do. this is my responsibility now and it's something that i think unites the entire country. we're all supporting the soldiers, we're supporting our commanders, we're supporting the idf, we're supporting, i think, the unbelievable efforts of our reservists and our security forces. we will continue to do that until victory. >> germany, michael. >> reporter: good evening, sir. channel 2, german television. i would like to ask you there is a widespread discussion, especially among the relatives of the hostages about the course of military action you h

. >> go to abc america, matt river. >> thank you, sir.seems the level of support that you have among the israeli public has dropped considerably, the question is how can you continue to lead this country effectively during a very difficult time and have you at all considered stepping down? >> the only thing that i intend to have resign is hamas. we are going to resign them to the dust bin of history. that's my goal, that's my responsibility, that's what i'm leading the country to do. this is my responsibility now. and it's something that i think unites the entire country. we are all supporting the soldiers, supporting our commanders, supporting the idf, we are supporting i think the unbelievable efforts of our reservists and our security forces. we'll continue to do that until victory. >> germany, michael. >> good evening, sir. channel 2, german television. i would like to ask you, a widespread discussion especially among the relatives of the hostages about the cause of military action you have taken so far and the question is this the on

. >> we'll go to abc america, matt river. >> thank you, sir. it seems that the level of support that you have amongst the israeli public has dropped considerably. the question is how can you continue to lead this country effectively during a very difficult time, and how have you at all considered stepping down? >> the only thing that i intend to have resign is hamas. we're going to resign them to the dust bin of history. that's my goal. that's my responsibility, and that's what i'm leading the country to do. this is my responsibility now. it's something that i think unites the entire country. we're all supporting the soldiers, supporting our commanders, supporting the idf, supporting i think the unbelievable efforts of our reservists and our security forces. we'll continue to do that until victory. >> -- germany, michael. >> good evening, sir. channel 2 german television. i would like to ask you, there's a widespread discussion especially among the relatives of the hostages about the course of military action you've taken so far. my question is

america. after a weekend of competition, there is a winner from nowhere near new york. it's monday, october 23rd >> from abc news, this is world news now know andrea as a self-proclaimed bagel expert. >> ah, i feel like now because bagels are so good in new york and new jersey that we're just like, no, it has to be somewhere else. >> the bagel snobs, they're just it's so good here. >> i love the a competition like this, but i don't know. there's something they say it's in the water. they say it's in the climate. i don't know. >> levels. there's a science. >> new york bagels, new jersey. bagels don't sleep on that. bagels and pizza. we'll show you where this one has some has some decent bagels. >> yeah. really? >> okay. all right. we'll show you where the winner is from a little bit later in the show. but as we begin this monday morning, we're going to get you caught up with the war in the middle east. israel stepped up attacks on gaza as the war enters week three. now hamas officials say at least 40 people were killed this morning by israeli airstrikes on a refugee camp. >> and the us is cautioning israel t

the beginning of the zionist regime's attack on gaza, the spokesman of the israeli army told abc news in america said that the ongoing large-scale operation in gaza is not an official ground attack. at the same time, al jazeera's reporter said that the zionist regime is heavily bombarding the northern areas in the narrow strip of gaza. hebrew sources of rocket fire from syrian lands. they sent news to the occupied golan . al-alam also quoted the sources of the zionist regime as saying that a loud explosion was heard in the city of eilat. this was the news of the moment . we will be with you again in a few minutes. yes, i mean, i apologize for adding that sentence, so there is a limit, america must respect these two limits because it knows that it doesn't want to, that is, it now, for the reasons of if if you want, later i will tell you why america observes these two khatmoz. let's see the entry of the american army in the war. other than entering the war, it means that the american army should come directly to the war in gaza. it will certainly comply with this , because the khatmoz resistance h

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sources telling abc news an australian billionaire who was friends with trump has told special counsel jack smith's team the former president shared potentially sensitive information about america's nuclear submarines while at mar-a-lago after donald trump left the white house. abc news learning that that billionaire then allegedly shared those nuclear secrets with dozens of others, including foreign officials and his own employees. jonathan karl reporting. >>> amid the chaos on capitol hill, the speaker of the house ousted for the first time in history, just a short time ago, former president trump now saying he would accept the role of speaker of the house for a short period. mary bruce standing by live tonight with a reality check here. >>> the horrific scene unfolding in ukraine. dozens of civilians killed in a russian missile strike, including a 6-year-old boy. >>> back in the u.s., the fedex plane crash-landing onto the runway while trying to land without landing gear. the images tonight, and the condition of the crew onboard. >>> a young woman at uva telling police of an attempted abduction. how the student got away. and tonight here, news on the suspect. >>> at the white

america. >> this morning. from abcs in new york. >> this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the mass shootings in maine at two locations, police overnight searching for a person of interest believed to be armed and dangerous. at least 20 people have been killed, dozens of people are injured. >> all of this unfolding in the small city of lewiston, maine, a college town. the first shooting scene, a children's event at a bowling alley. >> and in recent hours, police have revealed several new details about the person of interest in this case and his past. and this morning, a mass shooting tragedy unfolds in maine's second largest city. police in lewiston responding to shootings in at least two locations there are multiple scenes in the city to include multiple hospitals. >> a lot of witnesses were speaking with. >> police identified robert card as a person of interest. authorities say he has a history of military service and is a

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from abc york this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone. 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 e

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. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with tensions spreading from the fighting in gaza in russia, anti-israel protesters stormed an airport tarmac in the russian republic of dagestan. hundreds surrounded a flight from tel aviv after it landed, forcing the facility to shut down the head of the muslim republic denounced the incident. >> the chaos came as israeli forces, backed by tanks, leveled air and artillery strikes at gaza as israel took aim at hamas. abc's justin finch joins us now from washington. good morning, justin, to you. >> andrew good morning. and israel now demanding russian officials take action after reports of an anti-semitic mob storming a russian airport targeting passengers arriving on a flight from tel aviv this morning. an apparent sign of present middle east tensions reverberating thousands of miles away. new video circulating online showing chaos at this airport in the predominantly muslim russian republic of dagestan.

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what we've learned from abc news new york this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. president biden is arriving in israel this morning amid growing outrage over the bombing of a hospital in gaza. >> it's become a flashpoint in the war between israel and hamas . hundreds of people were reportedly killed in that explosion. israel says it has evidence proving that israeli forces were not responding for the blast. but anti-israel protests spread across the middle east overnight. in some cases, even turning violent. >> as president biden meets with israel leaders today, he faces the challenge of trying to prevent a wider war from breaking out while also trying to get humanitarian aid into gaza, where millions have been without food, water and power since hamas carried out that deadly attack on israel 11 days ago. >> abc's lana moise begins our coverage of the overnight developments. >> president biden arriving in israel this morning amid rising tensions as israel's war with hamas triggers new protests around the globe. the secret

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what happened next is a lesson for all of us from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with breaking news. hamas now claims that some of its hostages being held since last saturday's attack in israel have been killed during the ongoing israeli airstrikes in gaza. >> it claims foreigners are among the 13 hostages that were killed. also breaking overnight, israel has ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate northern gaza, saying a significant military operation is imminent. israel has been bombarding gaza overnight. >> here at home, vigils are being held to honor the people slaughtered during the hamas attack. this memorial was on the steps of the us capitol last night. as israel prepares to ramp up its military action this morning, what could be an unprecedented evacuation, israel is calling for 1.1 million people in northern gaza to leave their homes in the next 24 hours and move south for protection. israel saying hamas terrorists are hiding in tunnels under home

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. >> we begin with israel at war and growing concern for more than 100 hostages being held by hamas militants. >> israel has called up hundreds of thousands of military reservists, vowing to be at war for as long as it takes. the israeli government has ordered a siege of gaza, bombarding hamas military sites, reportedly hitting more than 1000 targets. it said today that gaza's parliament would be a legitimate target. >> at least 900 israelis have been killed since the surprise attack by hamas over the weekend. nearly 700 palestinians have died. that number does not include about 1500 bodies of a hamas militants reportedly found inside israel. >> and now the conflict appears on the verge of entering a new phase this morning. an israeli ground invasion of gaza appears imminent as the new war in the middle east rages for a fourth day there gearing up and they are preparing to execute their missions. israel now calling up a record 300,00

. >> and later, a man on a mission rowing inside of a pumpkin >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with israel. apparently on the verge of launching a ground invasion of gaza with troops and tanks at the border. >> the humanitarian crisis for the 2 million people in gaza is worsened with no power, little food and water and hospitals in crisis. airstrikes have been relentless. israel claims that this attack took out a key leader of hamas, the terror group responsible for that barbaric attack on israeli border villages that triggered this new war. the combined death toll on both sides is now more than 4000 people, including 30 americans. >> there is new hope today for some people who are trapped in gaza. egypt has offered to briefly open a border crossing for people and supplies. >> but iran is now warning of a wider region. escalation of this conflict if israel enters gaza. this morning, the new war in the middle east on the verge of a major escalation, thr

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt and i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. >> and we begin with the new war in the middle east. a surprise attack described as israel's 911. at least 700 people have been killed in israel and palestinian officials report more than 400 dead as israel retaliates. >> israeli defense forces launching new attacks across the gaza strip overnight, targeting hamas amid claims that the militant group is holding more than 100 israeli hostages. >> as this is the first time in 50 years that such a large scale attack has caught israel by surprise. to understand the scope of the casualties, if you adjust this for population, this would be equivalent to more than 20,000 deaths in the united states. >> israel's prime minister is warning of a long and difficult war ahead. ove forces hit more targets in gaza, destroying several sites described as operational headquarters for hamas. two days after the militant group launched an unprecedented attack on israel. at least four americans are am

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning and happy halloween, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with a security scare at a popular amusement park. a heavily armed man found dead. police say he could have staged a devastating attack. >> they say in addition to guns, he was also carrying several explosives. this morning, police in colorado are investigating the mister serious case of a heavily armed man found dead at this amusement park. >> there is much more we do not know right now than we do know. >> a maintenance crew found the body of a 20 year old man inside the women's bathroom at glenwood caverns adventure park saturday. he had apparently entered the park before it opened. police say he was armed with an ar style rifle, a semiautomatic handgun and explosives wearing body armor and tactical clothing. police also say they found multiple improvised explosive devices in the man's vehicle. >> he was well intended to do something very heinous. again, why would you prep for that? and whatever he had intention. fortunat

abc news in new york. >> this is america for this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrew dymburt and i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the urgent manhunt for the suspect in the lewiston, maine shooting rampage. >> 18 people were killed, more than a dozen were wounded. the search for the suspected gunman, 40 year old robert card, is expanding. tens of thousands of people in two maine counties are sheltering in place. businesses and schools are closed as far as an hour away from the crime scenes. police responded last night to cards home in a nearby town to execute search warrants. >> now the police presence and the commands they issued raised speculation that card was at that location, but that was apparently not the case. >> let's get right to abc's ike ejiochi with the latest. he is in lewiston this morning. ike good morning. >> good morning, andrew. good morning, renee. and we're in day two of this massive search. we're learning more and more about the victims from this tragedy, all while law enforcement learns more about the suspect based on the evidence he left

. >> from abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news from the war in the middle east. israeli jets hitting hundreds of targets in gaza overnight targeting hamas militants after that surprise attack over the weekend. >> the death toll in israel now tops 1200 people, with nearly 1000 palestinians killed. we're getting a better sense of the scale of brutality, too, including reports of hamas terrorists beheading babies as the white house promises more aid for israel. >> rallies are being held across the country. more than 1000 arab-americans gathered in dearborn, michigan, showing support for palestinians and demanding an end to israeli occupation. >> but overseas, a grim reality that this new war may soon escalate over night, israeli fighter jets reportedly struck hundreds of new targets across gaza, reducing buildings to rubble in the hamas ruled territory, sealing gaza off as israeli troops prepare for a potential ground invasion. tala emad he

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america for this morning. good thursday morning, everyone. >> i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. we begin with breaking news this morning in tennessee where that fedex plane has crash landed. >> the plane was on its final approach at chattanooga airport when the pilots reported the landing gear had failed, forcing them to perform an emergency landing. video shows the plane skidding off the end of the runway. >> a large group had gathered nearby as word spread about the plane's landing gear issue. he's crashing right now? >> yep. he's skidding. oh, my goodness. >> police say three people were on the plane, but fortunately they were not injured. the other big story that we are following this morning, the crisis on the southern border and a major development from washington. >> the biden administration is giving the green light to build a border wall in part of texas. it comes amid a new surge in migrant crossings. as this move marks the biden administration first use of a sweeping executi

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with major developments from the middle east, including concerns about iranian backed militants targeting us troops. it comes as israel intensifies its assault on hamas in the gaza strip. >> israel says it killed three deputy commanders of hamas last night inside mosques being used by the terror group as a gathering place. also overnight, new video of israeli attacks on iranian backed hezbollah targets in lebanon, including a military compound. >> but the biggest headline this morning, the release of two more hostages held by hamas raising the question, will israel further delay its ground invasion in the hopes that more hostages will be freed? >> but we begin our coverage with those concerns about us troops being targeted. and this morning, abc news has learned the us military is weighing options to respond to iranian backed militants in the middle east after israel ramp

america's nuclear submarines. sources familiar with the matter tell abc news.se sources say pratt then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees and a handful of journalists. according to sources familiar with the matter. pratt joined donald trump's mar-a-lago club shortly after trump became president and was invited to multiple white house events. >> australian entrepreneur anthony pratt announced a new $2 billion investment in box making factories across the united states. but he only did that if trump won the election, i think. is that a correct statement, anthony? thank you. >> reporter: sources familiar with the matter tell abc news the alleged disclosure took place in april of 2021 just months after trump left the white house. the sources say pratt told federal investigators that trump was leaning towards him, as if to be discreet and shared two pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the supposed act number of nuclear war heads each usually carry, and exactly how close t

while you'll soon be seeing more of them from abc news in new york, this is america. >> this morning.good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with several breaking developments from the war in the middle east. >> president biden will visit israel and jordan tomorrow. israel overnight stepped up its attacks on hezbollah targets in lebanon in the north amid growing concern that the militant group funded by iran will enter this conflict in the south, israeli airstrikes on hamas targets in gaza have been relentless. >> officials say gaza's health system is now on the brink of collapse with humanity and aid still blocked, the egyptian border overnight. >> all this comes as hamas releases video of a young israeli hostage, one of nearly 200 hostages reportedly being held, including americans. >> abc's justin finch begins our team coverage now. he's in washington. justin good morning. >> good morning. rhiannon the president will visit israel just as thousands of us troops prepare there for a possible deployment. abc news h

. >> from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with breaking news. israel has launched what's being described as an extensive attack on hamas fighters in the gaza strip. a record 360,000 military reservists have been called up for the offensive. >> gaza and its 2 million residents are under siege and cut off from the outside world. some 1100 palestinians have died in recent days. that is nearly the same as the number of israelis killed during that surprise attack by hamas last saturday. one man we spoke with said he didn't take a shower for four days because he was too scared that a bomb would hit. >> meanwhile, we're learning more about when that barbaric attack on israel was planned and why. also this morning, the growing concern about the hostages, up to 150 of them, america is believed to be in that group. overnight, israel announced what it calls a large scale strike on terror targets in gaza. responding to the surprise attack

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with president biden's plea to the american people. >> he made his case last night for why supporting both israel and ukraine is vital to us national security. and overnight we learned how much money the president is now requesting from congress for both wars. >> meanwhile, the us has taken its first military action in this war to defend israel. a us navy destroyer shot down cruise missiles launched by an iranian backed rebels in yemen and another troubling sign that this conflict could spread. >> projectiles were fired at a us military installation in iraq. it comes as israel appears to make final preparations for its ground invasion into gaza, where aid shipments have once again been delayed. this morning , president biden is preparing to send an urgent funding request to congress that includes aid for ukraine, israel and us border security. biden from the oval office last night appealing for support. >>

and later, the driver who got creative to avoid the tolls on the highway from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news this morning out of washington where us congressman has been at gunpoint. congressman henry cuellar's office says three armed attackers approached him as he was parking his car near his home in the navy yard area. police have not said if the cars texas plates identified him as a member of congress. >> police were able to recover the stolen vehicle, but it's unclear if his luggage, ipad and phone were recovered. detectives overnight were still trying to track down the suspects. so far this year, 750 carjackings have been reported in washington, an an increase of more than 100% from last year. the other big story this morning, a nine year old missing in new york has been found safe in a cabinet inside a backyard camper. but several questions remain about the man now under arrest. this morning, the girl missing from a park near albany, ne

. >> from abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with the war in the middle east. sources say the white house is urging israel to delay a ground invasion in gaza. israel has vowed to step up its attacks inside gaza before the next stage of this conflict. >> it comes amid fears of a broader war as attacks eskom plate along the lebanon border, where an israeli american soldier has been killed. >> the world is also watching to see if the release of two american hostages by hamas friday was an act of good faith or just a way to buy time for some aid is finally reaching palestinians in gaza, where the hamas run health ministry says more than 4600 people have died in the last two weeks. >> meanwhile, we're learning more about what hamas may have been plotting before its october 7th attack attack on israel that ignited this war. this morning, the president of israel says hamas wanted to use science eyed on israeli civilians. the revelation coming during this sky news intervi

. >> and later, the bear that tried to hitch a ride on a yacht from abc news in new york this this is americas morning. good friday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm lionel moise in for andrew. we begin this morning with two major labor disputes affecting two of the largest industries in the country, the health care industry and the auto industry. >> a major announcement is expected today in the auto workers strike. meanwhile there appears to be little progress in the health care workers strike at kaiser permanent. >> the union is now threatening a longer strike if no control deal is reached. this morning, the dispute fueling the biggest health care worker strike in us history shows no signs of easing . >> kaiser executives just aren't listening. >> more than 75,000 workers in eight states are picketing kaiser permanente, forcing the health care provider to limit elective and non-emergency procedures for patients working. >> you know, one respiratory therapist that should be doing the job of 2 or 3. >> the reason why our frontline health care providers are on strike is because the

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abc news in new york. >> this is a america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with new details about the talks underway to free more hostages being held by hamas in gaza. >> americans are among them. and the negotiations are being described as intense and they come as conditions grow even more desperate inside of gaza, where the world health organization says at least six hospitals have been forced to shut down because of a lack of fuel for power. israel says hamas has fuel stockpiles but refuses to distribute them. meanwhile the pentagon is releasing more information about the threat us troops are facing in the region. >> this morning, more american air power is arriving in the middle east, including f-16 from the new jersey air national guard. a group known as the jersey devils. >> it is our aim to avoid any regional expansion of israel's conflict with hamas. but we stand ready and prepared to protect and defend our partners and our interests and will act to do so. last week, the uss carney shot down miss

now the rest of america is understanding exactly what is going on. >> reporter: but an exclusive interview with abc news, david dillard says what's going on is incredibly troubling. as a security contractor on some of those buses, he said he could no longer live with what he witnessed, including migrants being misled about where they were being taken. >> they were just told, hey, where do you want to go? and they say miami, oh, there is a bus. we get on the bus, no, we're not going miami. i pull out the translator. we're not going to miami. we're going washington, d.c. >> reporter: the state emergency management agency told us migrants sign waivers like these agreeing to their destinations. but dillard says there was a disconnect. he began taking pictures of passengers' paperwork pacts with destination cities written on them, sometimes states away from the route of the bus they were put on. >> i start asking questions, and the questions were not meshing at all with reality. at that point i remember texting a friend of mine saying hey, i'm only staying here because i want to make sure the migrants g

course these guys remind me withright, the united states of america's secretary of states, former when they asked her in an interview in american abc tv program asking her about how iraki child died because of the sanctions and the blocade imposed in iraq by the united states of america. the west, is it worth it after all of this? and she answered, yes it is worth it, so when an american official at that level, think killing half million iraki based on lies is worth it, what you expect from them to do in palestine except to uh to identify new terminology for genocide, call it western. style freedom fighting or whatever, they are committing genocide on defenseless people, armless people, without armed people and armed people in gaza, cutting their electricity, water supply, food, all of that to push the people of the land. i heard today, of survival from the shahab family, the he lost from his own family immediate and extend. 46 and around 10 injured, the man he said, i cannot believe i'm still alive, and shocked, but he insists, whatever they do, they are not going to kick us from balastin to seni, we will stand our ground and we r

abc. when it matters most, america turns to building a better bay area moving forward , finding solutions.n from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi, jobina. hi kumasi thank you. >> good morning, everybody. so we are starting here with the richmond san rafael bridge. it's been our problem spot for the entire week. really. the sigalert still remains in effect. we have three lanes closed in the westbound direction on 580. and then also we had some sort of a car fire on the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction. but that has cleared your speed. so we'll still be under the limit. kumasi thanks, jobina meteorologist spencer christian has your accu weather forecast after the break . >> granite expo has everything you need to remodel your home or business. we have the best selection of quartz and granite countertops. choose from a wide variety of cabinets and vanities . visit us at our emeryville location or at the granite expo dot com. >> if you want to walk away with more money at the end of your case, choose jacoby and myers at the start

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. >>> and celebrating the life and legacy of jimmy carter as america's 39th president turns 99. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm linsey davis. >>> a government shutdown has been averted after congress passed a stopgap spending bill with hours to spare. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. the desperate search for a missing 9-year-old in upstate new york. an amber alert was issued for charlotte sena. she was last seen camping with her family saturday evening at a state park north of albany, new york. police say the circumstances leads them to believe she's in imminent danger of serious harm. dogs, drones and boats part of what's being called an exhaustive search. new york governor kathy hochul says her family became alarmed after she failed to return from a bike ride. hochul calling it every parents' worst nightmare, asking the public for help. abc's morgan norwood leads us off. >> reporter: tonight an urgent search for a 9-year-old girl who went missing from a new york state park

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america. >> all right. let's get into tonight's abc seven news advancer at 11, it's our way. we try to keep you ahead of some of the headlines. you'll be seeing more in the days to come. so to start here, what do london, singapore, seattle and chicago all have in common? >> well, they all have ferris wheels along the waterfront. >> that's exactly it. san francisco might join that list soon. if the port of san francisco gives the. okay. yeah. >> the port commission meets tomorrow to talk about whether to move the golden gate park ferris wheel to an area near fisherman's wharf. supporters of the idea want the ferris wheel to be operational at the wharf. by the time the apec summit kicks off november 11th. a tight timeline, but not impossible to move the 150 foot sky star wheel in time. the apex summit is expected to bring 21 world leaders, 30,000 delegates and 1200 ceos from around the world to the city. the sf reputation is at stake and it could be the beginning of its economic recovery. san francisco has just one month left to prepare, so far, the city has raised $20 million

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