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really good, david, to| have you with us, david roberts. maintain. erts. and it has been a lot of developments today people with tonight so thank you. —— to update people with. this escalation comes on day two of an emergency un general assembly session in new york, discussing the war, of course. in the next half hour, that un assembly is expected to vote on a jordanian proposal for a sustained humanitarian truce. it is worth saying the vote is not binding, but it is sponsored by more than a0 countries so far. we will keep a very close eye on events there for you. the us ambassador to there for you. the us ambassador to the un linda thomas—greenfield had this message for the assembly a little earlier. the this message for the assembly a little earlier.— little earlier. the lives of innocent _ little earlier. the lives of innocent palestinians - little earlier. the lives of l innocent palestinians must little earlier. the lives of - innocent palestinians must be protected. the lives of un personnel and humanitarian workers and journalists must be prote

. >>> next up, david petraeus and andrew roberts on lessons for insurgencies everywhere. >>> in his almostour decade-long military career retired general david petraeus named insurgency mainly in iraq and afghanistan. when do his insights from his extraordinary career tell us about this war between israel and hamas. david petraeus joins me now alongside the historian andrew roberts. the two are co-authors of the new book "conflict. the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine." andrew is of course barron roberts of belgravia. let me start with you. this issue of destroying hamas, is that a realistic goal? >> i think it is a realistic goal, but it is going to be exceedingly difficult. we've seen how long it takes to clear cities nine months for the iraqi security forces to clear out of mosul, and idf is much better and much more capable, but still it is going to be very, very tough and how they do it is very important. we had a question on the wall always will this operation take more bad guys off the street than it creates by its conduct and you have to be careful that the answer to that

david muir. deborah roberts tonight on abc.s something we certainly don't see every day. >> a car driving directly into a trash compactor. it happened just outside of boston. a woman drove her car through a chain and over the edge right into the compactor. the southborough fire department says the woman reported she suffered only minor injuries. that's the good news. her car was eventually towed out of there. and police are now investigating why the woman drove through the chain. >> i have so many questions. >> all right. more details from britney spears memoir are dropping this morning, including her rocky relationship with justin timberlake. >> we have his reaction as she spills a slew of tea about her fame, her family and her friends . this morning, new excerpts from britney spears new memoir published by the new york times. there's a lot that people don't know that i want them to know. >> the tell all looks back at britney's struggle with her fame, her relationships, and her recently ended conservatorship. >> i don't give p

. >> we may finally have an answer to a mystery over 25 years old, david muir, deborah roberts the all020 tonight on abc. got to soak up the sun. >> i'm gonna tell everyone to lighten enough. i'm gonna tell them that is a great song and this weekend it will be the moon that will soak up the sun. >> the so-called ring of fire solar eclipse on saturday will be directed be visible in multiple states from oregon and california west to new mexico and texas. >> you can see why from this video, why it's called the ring of fire, because this time the moon will be farther away from the sun, the earth. i mean, allowing a thin ring of the sun to be seen. it looks like a ring of fire. oregon is very familiar with this. >> of course, we had the great american eclipse, 2017, i think, and that sky show, this one will begin in oregon at 9:13 a.m. pacific time and wrap up in texas by 12:03 p.m. central. when i saw that eclipse just a couple of years ago, i, i couldn't believe it. just to be in that presence, it's you had to wear the special glasses. yes. yes but then you can take them off when the ecli

david muir. deborah roberts tonight on abc. >> welcome back. the army reservist wanted for the mass shooting in lewiston, maine, is still eluding police two days after 18 people were killed and 13 wounded at a bowling alley and restaurant at schools as far as 50 miles away remain closed today. and canadian officials have issued an alert to be on the lookout for robert cod. sources say he left a suicide note for his son, but included no details about a motive for his for his alleged rampage. amidst the tragic stories of loss are now emerging tales of survival from inside that bowling alley. >> tammy asselin and her daughter toni were out on a typical wednesday evening at a children's bowling league when their worlds were shattered. abc's linsey davis spoke with both mother and daughter. >> when did you realize something is terribly wrong here ? >> you know, it's sad to say that it took me longer than i expected. because you know, we talk to everybody talks and says that, you know, you hear gunshots, you're you know that you're going to, you know

david, robert, thanks very indeed. that's all very much indeed.ecause there's a lot more now to come between now 9:00. between now and 9:00. >> moment. >> see you in a moment. >> see you in a moment. >> welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest weather forecast . latest gb news weather forecast. i'm snell. well, looking i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead , for most of ahead to tonight, for most of us, should largely dry , us, it should be largely dry, but turn quite but it's going to turn quite chilly. see some icy chilly. could even see some icy patches across the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down rcross the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down to )ss the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this1e north. that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this ridgeth. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down to this ridge of that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this ridge of high.'s all down to this ridge of high pressure, which is just building in time,

david, robert, thanks very indeed. that's all very much indeed.ause there's a lot more now to come between now 9:00. between now and 9:00. >> moment. >> see you in a moment. >> see you in a moment. >> welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest weather forecast . latest gb news weather forecast. i'm snell. well, looking i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead , for most of ahead to tonight, for most of us, should largely dry , us, it should be largely dry, but turn quite but it's going to turn quite chilly. see some icy chilly. could even see some icy patches across the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down rcross the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down to )ss the north. that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this1e north. that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this ridgeth. that's chilly. could even see some icy pat down to this ridge of that's chilly. could even see some icy patdown to this ridge of high.'s all down to this ridge of high pressure, which is just building in time, s

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. >>> next up, david petraeus and andrew roberts on lessons four insurgencies everywhere. >>> in his most four decade long military career, retired general david petraeus, what do his insights tell us about the new war between israel and hamas. he joins me now alongside the history orran andrew roberts, two are the authors of the book, "conflict, the evolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine." . and david, let me start with you. this issue of destroying hamas, is that a realistic goal? >> i think it is a realistic goal. but it is going to be exceedingly difficult. we've seen how long it takes to clear cities, roughly the side of gaza city, nine months for the iraqi security forces to clear the islamic state out of mosul, as an example, with our assistance, idf is better but it is still very, very tough and how they do it is important. we had the question on the wall, will this operation take more bad guys off the street than it creates by its conduct. and you have to be careful that the answer to that is going to be yes. and there has to also be a vision for the future. they can accom

david: could robert malley, robert malley for those who don't know is the former u.s.oy to iran. he was dismissed on various suspicions of sharing classified information with his iranian counterparts. could he perhaps have anything to do with policy of trying to keep iran out of it? >> oh, i think he absolutely does. he was their top, the biden administration's top diplomat on iran. we mow from some reporting over the last couple of months that mr. malley was, had his staff infiltrated by the so-called iran experts initiative which were folks who were being in direct contact with tehran, iranian-americans, influencers, people who wrote op-eds and that they were informing his analysis. so you basically have tehran informing the top american diplomat on iran. and it's not surprising that the administration thinks the iranians are a lot nicer than they actually are. but i think, you know, after the events of october 7th, we can have no illusions, especially given that 500 of these hamas fighters were trained in iran. so they learned all their vicious techniques from the i

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david muir. deborah roberts tonight building a better bay area moving forward , finding solutions.nings and here's traffic with jobina. >> thank you, reggie. good morning everybody. we are going to look at the map and zoom back into this area right as you approach the richmond-san rafael bridge because we are still following this crash here on westbound 580 before harbor way. so just a heads up, you will face a slowdown as you approach the bridge too. and in emeryville crowded look here, highway four to the toll plaza 35 minutes. >> hey hey djebena. we are still tracking that chilly morning to begin your friday temperatures. we're in the 30s and 40s as you step out the door over the next couple of hours. a lot of sunshine out there as that sun gets up here. a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have a bright day, but it's brisk. temperatures will stay below average in the 50s and in the 60s. the weekend, though, we are watching our winds very closely. a fire weather watch will be in effect for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains with th

that the motivation policies were ramblewood, designed by leading rumbles, locals created robert bonds and david fry. hi, how do you design policies for a platform that a different to the ones on the sensitive platforms as well? so robert barnes and i were both attorneys buy training. robert is still a practicing attorney and we devised basically the, the terms of service, the guidelines for how they're gonna, uh, you know, regulate content. and the most important thing is not having opaque rules that are politically weaponized to suppress ideological adversaries. what the problem was with youtube rules is not that they don't have any, is that they're so opaque or they can be weaponized one way or the other. someone says one word and it does or a sense to ship someone else's exact same word and it deserves amplification. so we've, we've, we've devised these, you know, terms which say, if it's a legal, it's not going to be censored, you know, above and beyond what is over harassment, what it is not what it's not lawful in the 1st place. and more importantly than anything, transparency. so there m

they are trained to handle it. >> i want to go back to what david was saying about robert car. apparently 40 years old and in the active reserve. he self-reported about the fact that he wanted to shoot up guards people, guardsmen. he had these urges. i am wondering if somebody might have dropped the ball? maybe he fell through the cracks. isn't that something you want to take a closer look at? is that not something that is standard protocol? >> no, this is very disturbing. i am very disturbed at the reports i am hearing from david just now. there are some reports out that he had been divorced twice and there is a restraining order on him. there is also a issue of what we would call in the vernacular homicidal ideation. there is a lot of different kinds of homicidal ideation. i don't want everyone to think that all people that are suffering from delusions or hallucinations are automatically dangerous. if you have a plan and you are thinking of actually shooting somebody up, that person has to be locked away immediately. that's where you would say dropping the ball. mental health

defendant and co-defendants donald trump, rudy giuliani, john charles eastman, ray staalings smith, robert david, michael roman and others entered into a criminal conspiracy to cause certain other coconspirators, including david schaffer, shawn micah thrasher and kathleen austin, to falsely hold themselves out as a duly elected and qualified electors for the president and vice president from georgia following the november 3rd, 2020 presidential election. the objectives of the criminal conspiracy included the following. one, to recruit certain individuals to falsely hold themselves out as a duly elected and qualified presidential electors, two, to create false electoral college dlts, including a false certificate of vote having been made by the authority of the electors from georgia. three, to falsely state that coconspirator donald trump had won all of georgia's electoral college votes. and to deliver those false documents to the georgia secretary of state, the chief judge of the northern district of georgia, the archivist of the united states and the president of the united states citizen being

david muir. >> and i'm deborah roberts. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. after israel warns roughly a million people to leave before a possible ground invasion. tonight the united nations is calling the evacuation order impossible. good evening. i'm ahmed daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. developing news out of the middle east where israeli troops have now entered gaza. a military spokesperson says the troops left after conducting a raid on hamas. so this does not appear to be the start of a ground invasion. >> people are scrambling to get out of gaza after the israeli military dropped leaflets friday warning them to leave. the total number of deaths since fighting erupted last weekend is now more than 3200. israel says it has also killed roughly 1500 hamas militants. >> abc news reporter tim pulliam has more on the rush to get americans out of harm's way. >> fear and fury growing in gaza. palestinian is bracing for a possible ground attack from israel. defense forces retaliating against hamas militant s the idea of continuing its airstr

as david just mentioned, the suspect, a 40 year old man named robert card. david laid out his extensive background, military training, firearms instructor, apparent mental health issues. there are going to be a lot of questions as to how he got this firearm, this rifle. he was seen on camera walking into a local bowling alley. police confirming this shooting happened several hours ago at two separate locations. one was a bar and grill, which we have learned it was industry night at that bar and grill, meaning discounts for people who work in the hospitality industry. the second location was this bowling alley. that's where you see these images right here where the suspect walked in with that rifle. and we've learned that on wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m., that bowling alley actually has a bowling alley going on with two person teams. so you can imagine that bowling alley likely full of people if there was some sort of a league going on at the time. now, again, police describing the guy on your screen right now as their person of interest. they didn't go as f

david: burt young, who was once a professional boxer himself, would earn an oscar nomination for his role. before that, he played opposite jack nicholson in "chinatown." "once upon time in america" with robertpranos." but it was his role alongside sylvester stallone. >> back then, we wore our own clothes. we got dressed in the back of a van, we ate pizza every night and look what happened. so, maybe we should get back to that again, huh? >> and we didn't give up, never. the fight in this guy, the fight in this man. >> david: tonight, sylvester stallone calling him an incredible man and artist, saying, i and the world will miss you very much. remembering burt young tonight. we got to go back and rewatch the "rocky" movies. i'm david muir. i'll see you 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here, the president's address to the nation. good night. didn't really appreciate the fact that the alert went off in the middle of the night, a rude awakening, and an accidental alert that was meant to go off hours later. >> if it's a force that can be felt in all four corners of the earth, if it changes everything in an instant. >> the new campaign to bring pride and tourists back to san francisco. good afternoon. tha

robert mali. correspondent david spunt fills us in good seeping. >> reporter: good evening to you, rob was a top architectw defuventh iran nuclear deal negotiate duringed the obama administration. the state department suspended his security clearance in june when fox news confirmed he was under fbi investigation. the bureau is mum tonight on that probe but there are reports, bret, that he mishandled classified information. he has extensive experience when it comes to us iranian affairs. we found some archival footage from a 2009 interview for a documentary that gives perspective of his relationship with hamas. listen. >> there's so much misinformation about that. i mean, i speak to them, and my colleagues speak to them. now, we may disagree with them, but they have their own rationale. that's one thing to understand. none are crazies, they may do things that we consider to belong to a different realm of rationaleity but it's often very logical. >> reporter: in june of this year when he was suspended he said in a statement, i've been informed that my security clearance is under review, i have not been prov

for the unpopular, at least in the mind of davis, joe johnston, hood -- i'm sorry, david -- davis reached out to robert e. lee for an opinion. he wanted an assessment of john bell hood. lee, of course, praised his ability, but he was, he did so very carefully and not without some ambiguity. he famously told davis that "tran20 is a bullfighter, i am doubtful as to other qualifications necessary." not exactly a ringing endorsement. despite these reservations, davis eventually will remove johnston from command and placed hood in charge. unfortunately for the city of atlanta, it was too little and too late . moreover, once hood was given command, once he assumed command in the army of tennessee, he quickly demonstrated his aggressiveness and attempted to counterpunch against william sherman outside atlanta at peachtree creek, jonesboro, and by the end of september, he had managed to reduce the army of tennessee greatly to around 40,000 defectives at that point. with these losses from combat, from desertion, morale had dropped precipitously among his army. atlanta was firmly, at this point, an enemy hands.

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david: burt young, who was once a professional boxer himself, would earn an oscar nomination for his role. before that he played opposite jack nicholson in "chinatown," "once upon time in america" with robert later in "the sopranos." >> hey, come here! >> david: but it was his memorable role alongside sylvester stallone, the two often celebrating their enduring friendship. >> back then, literally, we wore our own clothes. we got dressed in the back of a van. we ate pizza every night. and look what happened. so maybe we should get back to that again, huh? >> and we didn't give up, never. the fight in this guy, the fight in this man. >> david: tonight, sylvester stallone posting a tribute, calling him an incredible man and artist, saying "i and the world will miss you very much." remembering burt young tonight. we've got to go back and rewatch all those "rocky" movies. i'm david muir here in new york. thank you for watching tonight. from all of us at abc news have a good evening. good night. shot and killed by san francisco police. >> a bay area man runs into quite the problem with bank of america after he says he discovered some money was missing. and then seven on your side stepped in. >>

roberts. >> i'm david muir. from all of husus here at "20/2 and abc news, good night.d i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. hamas released two american hostages today. a mother and daughter from the chicago area. judith and natalie raanan are dual us and israeli citizens and were visiting relatives. they were handed over to israeli forces and taken to a military base to be reunited with their family. they're now under the care

robert f. kennedy, jr. he has reportedly expected to drop his bid for the democratic nomination and instead run as an independent. potentially libertarian. how will that impact the front runners? david and -- here is a guy with the last name of kennedy, the son of robert f. kennedy, jr., and he feels like he doesn't have a home in the democratic party. all i can say to that is wow. >> wow, john. listen, i think as you saw, the process play out over the last couple months, the more that democrats heard from robert kennedy, jr., the more they understood his policy positions, the lower rating he got in terms of polling. so i think he's making this tactical decision the only way he can be relevant in this race with joe biden far and away the leading candidate on the democratic side is to become a libertarian, allow him ballot access come november. >> jacqui: aside from the discussions of a third party and no labels and that bid, you have had some democrats in biden's orbit suggesting that rfk could hurt trump. hear what he said. >> i think that may end up hurting donald trump or the republican nominee more than joe biden. i also think the fascination with rfk, jr.'s candidacy was elite

>> reporter: david, this past summer military officials at camp smith just north of new york city became increasingly concerned about the mental health of army reservist robert card. in july he was acting quote erratically. a source telling abc news he was threatening other soldiers with violence. a law enforcement bulletin described to abc news portrays card as hearing voices and talking about going to, quote, shoot up a military site in sacco, maine. he was ordered to go to the keller army community hospital near west point where he stayed for two weeks. tonight the critical question, how did someone in such a mental health crisis maintain access to i ahigh capacity rifle? dave? >> david: a real question that has to be answered in these weeks ahead. pierre thomas with us tonight. pierre, thank you. and sadly, at every one of these mass shootings, we must tell the stories of the lives lost. the families dealing with immeasurable pain. tonight, the names and faces of the victims now emerging. the youth bowling coach, a loving husband and grandfather who tried to protect the children. the mother working part-time at the bowling alley, and her cousin who witne

david muir. >> and i'm deborah roberts. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. developing news out of the middle east where israeli troops have now entered gaza. a military spokesperson says the troops left after conducting a raid on hamas

roberts. >> and i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night.her unseasonably warm day in the bay area with temperatures approaching 90 degrees in some spots. the typically of course, don't see this kind of heat this time of year. >> yeah. let's get a look

i'm david muir and i'm deborah roberts. >> thanks so much for watching from all of us here at 2020. >press seven news. >> the rumble of an earthquake caught by a surveillance camera. that quake central sfo was felt from santa cruz all the way up to santa rosa and beyond. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. boy, friday night got going with quite the jolt with a quake centered right underneath san francisco international airport. it hit at 6:38 p.m, measured 3.7 in magnitude. we felt a pretty good shake here at abc seven while am and i were on the air here in the studio, we haven't heard of any damage. don't expect any. with a quake that size, but it's certainly rattled some nerves. >> yes,

robert card may be inside. that is the reporting that we are getting from david spunt.is our correspondent at the justice department. we're trying to get him up with us here in a moment. we have fox news digital on the ground there reporting as well. so we're going to keep talking about this here because obviously plenty going on. >> jesse: that would surprise me knowing what we know about this guy and how well trained he is, that he would go back had his last address. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> jesse: after murdering a slew of people in the middle of a manhunt. >> running out of his car and leaving his door wide open. >> jesse: that doesn't seem like something he would do. either he's a total insane person and he would go back home, some people go back home after shooting people and put some chicken in the oven. but something tells me this is not him. i could be wrong. but this would be the last place you would go during a manhunt. >> his family did say, i think it was his sister, said that he was having these episode periods really bad mental health episodes and then

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david. >> authorities, federal and local, are under the assumption that robert card may have a police scannermovement to help him evade them. more fbi and atf continue to arrive at a scene that is growing. fbi swat team and atf swat teams on the scene backing up local authorities. lewiston police are the lead on the scene. >> we're asking public to stay vigilant and come forward with information that you might have that you feel is helpful to our investigators. my -- is that the fbi will carry out this investigative case with rigor. we workday and night alongside our law enforcement partners to get answers to the questions this community deserves. >> emily, i reviewed law enforcement bulletin, internal one last night sent to officers in the state of maine describing more about robert card including the fact he was at a mental health facility receiving tweechl a few months ago. the memo reads he is certified firearm instructor with army reserve connections in saco, maine. he rchtedly -- reported heard voices. they will go through his social media, phone record, e-mails and potentially determin

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