george stephanopoulos speaks with deputy national security adviser john feiner and republican steve scalise war between israel and hamas. george has an exclusive interview with virginia governor glenn youngkin ahead of his support's legislative elections on tuesday. gio, over to you. >> gio: fascinating conversation there. time now for the weather and somara theodore. samarra, you're following some flooding there in seattle, huh? >> somara: yeah, the atmosphere kicked into high gear at the end of this week and beginning of this weekend. thus the i-5 highway here, we're seeing tons of rain inundating cars and they're experiencing tons of flooding. this will whip the coastline from washington, oregon, northern california through monday and tuesday, even bringing with it very strong winds. wind gusts could reach anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. as far as rain totals go, they could see 2 to 3 inches. remember, this is additional rainfall on top of what we've just seen from areas like eureka and medford. now the bigger picture across the country is more of a temperature story as we leave t

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning right. well back here in the bay area, antioch, businesses impacted by crime are expected to get some extra help from the city. a new $500,000 grant program is expected to allow owners to make some big improvements. abc7 news reporter ryan curry spoke to merchants who say anything helps the chain links are the harsh reality of nisha and her family's life. >> their store is closed and fenced off. no one can go near it. >> our business is exposed and we're personally exposed as well to. we've had three burglaries over the course of the week for over 20 years. >> they've owned this convenience store. it was next to a supermarket, but that supermarket has closed. and they say unhoused use the vacant store for shelter for two weeks ago. they say a fire inside caused enough damage to render the entire building, including nisha, store unsafe, forcing them to close the code. >> enforcement came in and they mentioned that the fire alarms out of code as well as the sprinkler systems. so because of th

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>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> martha: freedom for hostages. israel and hamas reportedly closing in on a deal to release hostages from gaza and pause fighting. >> we have been working intensely to try to bring hostages home. >> martha: israel expands its ground operations while raiding gaza's largest hospital in search of hamas. >> hospitals are not battle grounds. >> martha: the latest this morning with white house deputy national security adviser jon finer, israeli ambassador michael herzog and thomas white of the u.n. palestinian refugee relief agency. high-stakes talks. >> i believe they were some of the most constructive and productive discussions we have had. >> martha: the world's two most major powers hit a reset, but remain divided on key issues. can the u.s. and china work together and avoid conflict? we'll ask admiral mike mullen. shrinking field. >> this debate next month, i expect there to be three candidates on the stage. >> martha: tim scott drops out as nikki haley surges, but with just two months until the first votes, can any

last year he spoke with our george stephanopoulos. >> are you worried about going to jail?> there are a lot of things that are worrying me right now. i'm trying to focus on what i can do going forward to be helpful. >> reporter: as for those who lost money with ftx, their claims could be tied up for years as the company undergoes bankruptcy proceedings. david? >>> tonight in memphis a former memphis police officer breaking ranks, admitting to participating in the beating that killed tyre nichols. desmond mills, seen here on police body camera video, pleading guilty today in federal court for his role in the death of nichols. nichols died in january, allegedly targeted by five officers after a traffic stop. mills is the first of five officers charged in the incident to reverse course. his deal does include a commitment to now cooperate with prosecutors. >>> when we come back here tonight, in philadelphia the surveillance released showing two prisoners escaping jail, getting out of their cells, crawling on the floor right through a hole in the fence. >>> and later tonight her

. >> he spoke to our george stephanopoulos last year. >> are you worried about going to jail? >> there are a lot of things that are worrying me right now. i'm trying to focus on what i can do going forward to be helpful. the trial featured testimony from bankman-fried's ex-girlfriend and former business partner who took a plea deal, telling the court he set up the systems and directed her to take customer money to repay loans. >> bankman-fried took the sand, saying more than 140 times that he could not recall events and denying he knew funds were being used improperly. reacting to the verdict, attorney general merrick garland said it sends a clear message to anyone who tries to hide their crimes behind a shiny new thing they claim no one else is smart enough to understand. and the justice department will hold you accountable. it's a stunning fall from grace for the young man once celebrated as the golden boy of cryptocurrency who now faces up to 110 years in prison on bankman-fried is scheduled to be sentenced in march. as for those who lost money in ftx, their claims could be

. >> before the trial, sbf sat down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> a lot of people look at you see bernie madoff. yeah, i mean, i don't think that's who i am at all. >> but i understand why they're saying that. >> bankman frees rise and fall in the cryptocurrency world was fast. tech experts say digital currency lacks regulation. >> when i teach this class about cryptocurrency to my students, each one of them, i give them the code they can create $1 trillion with their own cryptocurrency. tsay what is the protection? what is the assets that will support something like this? and it was really looking at the way of people abusing that trust. >> the prosecutor, damian williams, had a message to any would be fraudster. >> the cryptocurrency industry might be new. the players like sam bankman-fried might be new, but this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption, is as old as time and we have no patience for it. and we may see people close to sbf face consequences of their own. >> i definitely think that that inner circle is also in for some , you know, in for some rough, some rough wa

. >> before the trial, sbf sat down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> a lot of people look at you and see bernie madoff. yeah, i mean, i don't think that's who i am at all. >> but i understand why they're saying that. >> bankman frees rise and fall in the cryptocurrency world was fast. tech experts say digital currency lacks regulation. >> when i teach this class about cryptocurrency to my students, each one of them, i give them the code they can create $1 trillion with their own cryptocurrency. tsay what is the protection? what is the assets that will support something like this? and it was really looking at the way of people abusing that trust. >> the prosecutor, damian williams, had a message to any would be fraudster. >> the cryptocurrency industry might be new. the players like sam bankman-fried might be new, but this kind of fraud, this kind of corruption, is as old as time and we have no patience for it. and we may see people close to sbf face consequences of their own. >> i definitely think that that inner circle is also in for some , you know, in for some rough, some roug

. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> george: urgent pleas. israel's military pushes deeper into gaza rejecting call for humanitarian pause. >> we need to do more to protect palestinian civilians. >> george: and clashes over aid to israel and ukraine. >> we can help israel and ensure our own house is in order. >> the house republicans released a partisan and woefully inadequate pack package. >> george: ian pannell reports inside gaza. one year out. >> let's unite this country. let's do it together. >> we're going to make america great again. >> george: as the 2024 election come sboos fs into focus, the d. >> no one's going to outwork me in the race. >> george: several states tuesday with abortion rights on the line. >> there's a choice here between no limits and reasonable limit. >> george: glenn youngkin joins us live. plus, analysis from our powerhouse round table. and -- >> our message to the secretaries of state is that donald trump is disqualified by the constitution. >> george: devin dwyer reports on the growing legal battle to bar presi

jonathan karl, chief washington correspondent for abc news and co-anchor of this week with george stephanopoulos, the author of tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party, which is out today. jonathan, good to see you virtually. your book definitely represents the sort of subtitle of our show, which is scaring is caring. this is scary stuff here. i want you to start with kind of where we started, where i started tonight. john mcintee, talk about him a little bit. and the rockettes and the dungeons and dragons group. what is that and who is he? >> mcintee is somebody woo was there at the very beginning of the trump campaign in 2016. in fact, way back in the very first book i wrote, front row at the trump show, i talked about walking into an empty trump campaign headquarters in trump tower because they only had about a handful of people working there, and the first person i met was actually john mcintee, who very earnest, young, he had just left a job on the desk at fox news. and so he was there at the inception. and he was a former cornerback at the university and connectic

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>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> jonathan: hope for hostages. some captives freed and families reunited as a four-day pause between israel and hamas takes hold. >> this is an important step in the right direction, but much more needs to be done. >> jonathan: the first break in fighting after seven weeks, providing relief for gazans, but what comes next in the war? >> we have end to this cycle of violence in the middle east. >> jonathan: the latest this morning with white house national security adviser jake sullivan, and democratic congressman ro khanna. closing in. >> new hampshire can change our party. that's why i'm here. >> jonathan: now just 50 days until the first primary votes are cast. republican candidates take on the front-runner. >> chaos follows trump. we can't afford any more chaos. >> trump is the best turnout machine for the democrats. >> jonathan: we have exclusive new reporting on one well-financed conservative group that says donald trump can be beat. a look at the numbers and the republican electorate, and we'll talk to presi

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning rightng outside, lisa? >> it's awfully chilly out there. plenty of 30s a live look outside here where the views from mount tam and in the upper elevations, we have an east wind anywhere from 15 to about 25 miles an hour. so we're in the 40s from mt. tam to mt. diablo down around ben lomond as well. while at the surface it is much colder than that. a good ten degrees. we'll talk details in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the bears are going bowling. kal faces ucla for the last time in the pac 12 conference. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights after the break dude, that's just a guy taking a little break with a peppermint frosty. -going in. -what? hello? you've got something right there... yup that's real! and now get 20% off in the wendy's app when you include a frosty. new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. ♪baby don't forget it's the holidays♪ ♪give me

abc news anchor george stephanopoulos interviewed white house deputy national security advisor john finerhis morning. he's breaking down what the administration's plan is. we cannot go back to a pre october seventh environment in gaza where it can threaten israel in that way. >> but the president has also said we cannot go back to a pre october mindset when it comes to palestinian governance overall, including in the west bank, including in gaza. and that means resuming the urgent work of giving a political horizon to the palestinian people, which to president biden, means a two state solution. >> it has been 30 days since the attacks on israel by hamas on october seventh. let's get a quick check on the conditions outside. hi, lisa. hey, stephanie. >> yeah, it is very cloudy out there on the muggy side. the temperatures are mild in the 60s . few spotty showers and the level one system today is a weak one, slightly stronger for your monday i'll time out the rain for you when we return. come on down for a chance to be a contestant on our fallen to cash game only at river rock casino. >> joi

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> jonathan: growing pressure. the u.s. presses israel on its bombardment of gaza. >> far too many palestinians have been killed. >> jonathan: as israel agrees to daily humanitarian pauses. >> we want to facilitate the safe passage of civilians. >> jonathan: we'll talk to white house national security adviser, jake sullivan. >>> election shakeup. >> voters have been clear. the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> jonathan: democrats celebrate victories in ohio, kentucky, and virginia, but a big retirement threatens their razor-thin senate majority. >> i will not be running for re-election. >> jonathan: republican candidates not named trump try to break through in a third republican debate. >> do you want dick cheney in three-inch heels? >> they're five-inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> jonathan: as trump holds onto a commanding lead, exclusive new reporting from my new book reveals how he tried to get back into the white house even after biden became pr

i turned to george stephanopoulos. he said why, i won't disappoint you. i let him have it.i let him have it because it's wrong. it's wrong. he couldn't have known that the election had been stolen even if it had been. we hadn't counted all the votes yet. what he knew that he was going to lose. and i tell you what mark meadows is going to testify to, he's going to testify to the fact that trump knew he was lying when he said it. well, if that's the case and we renominate this guy, then we are going to get what we deserve. if the guy -- this is not some rogue prosecutor, mark meadows, this is not product of the two-tier system of justice, this is one of the founders to have freedom caucus in the house and his chief of staff who he said was the best chief of staff since james baker. okay, well, if that's the case then why shouldn't we believe them, donald, why shouldn't we believe him? so new hampshire is not going to make -- he's not going to have the luxury of waiting for a verdict before you have to make your decision. but you know what, you're all members that are educated

our george stephanopoulos pressing the u.s. ty national security adviser about it on "this week." >> there are several reports from hamas that several dozen have been killed in the air strikes? >> george, we can't verify those reports. they are coming directly from hamas. we believe they should be taken from a grain of salt. >> reporter: well, as you heard from the deputy commander there, he was saying he thought he might be home for his daughter's birthday in january. many people are expecting this as a very long endeavor and at the moment no clear end in sight. robin? >> ian, you have been there for the last four weeks now. how would you describe the feeling there in that region? >> reporter: i mean, it's always a complex, difficult region. the events over the last four weeks have shaken some very old wounds. it really has torn apart a region that in some sense was starting to come together. here in israel, people are still grieving. they still feel incredibly raw by the events of october 7th. and, of course, the absence of 24