more details now from jen sullivan. >> outside the supreme court tuesday, advocates for domestic violenceffect is demanding protection from abusers. one woman sharing her personal story with the crowd. >> the following, person they're gonna refused, on was me. >> inside the high court, the justices hearing roughly 100 minutes of argument on biden administration's appeal of a ruling striking down a federal law that bans people with protective orders against them from owning a gun. >> guns and domestic abuse or a deadly combination. >> the challenge to the law was brought by -- of texas. he is currently in jail for other gonna really to charges. but in 2020, a restraining order was issued against him following a violent altercation with his than girlfriend. because of that restraining order, he has banned from owning a gun. >> it is possible that it would be unconstitutional to deny people the right to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer. >> lawyers arguing and supportive loss that eight woman is five times more likely to die from a domestic abuse situation if hagan is involved. in 19

i'm jen sullivan reporting. >>> still to come, meetings are under way in tokyo between foreign ministersrom g7 countries. we will have a live report from beijing about what they are discussing. back in just a moment. >>> republicans in the u.s. congress have publicly supported the israeli government's opposition to a ceasefire or humanitarian pause in the fighting in gaza. on tuesday, lawmakers welcomed some family members of hostages on the one-month anniversary of the hamas attacks. here is what one republican leader had to say. >> this is not a time to be talking about ceasefires, pauses. hamas gave that up on the7th when they went into villages and slaughtered people. when they attacked music festivals, peaceful music festivals, mowing down people, taking more hostages, including american citizens too. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is warning the lebanese militant group hezbollah not to enter the war, saying it will be biggest mistake in its life. as cnn's ben wedeman shows us from the southern lebanese city, residents near the boarder are caught between expecting the

jen sullivan. >> black friday is slowing. >> the month has changed since the pandemic. >> reporter: moree looking to score deals online. cybermonday. >> a big shift from the black fridays of a decade ago, people lined up early outside of stores. >> reporter: it's not just convenience, many retailers rolled out discounts earlier this year to entice people to spend sooner. >> started early october and will go to christmas time. >> reporter: the lag in lines this year is also due to inflation, higher interest rates, so shoppers are scaling back altogether. >> despite inflation moderating, the holidays are expensisive, a people will try to find the best deals. >> the deals on cybermonday are likely not much different than black friday. if you're hoping for discounts to dip further, experts say it's unlikely because retailers still want profits heading into the year end quarter. >>> scientists say the world's biggest iceberg is on the move after three decades on the sea floor in antarctica. it's more than twice the size of london, england, nearly 4,000 square kilometers, more than 1,500 squar

reporter jen sullivan explains the faa's plan to ease travel woes for airline passengers. if you're flying this thanksgiving, expect packed airports. >> the skies will be extremely busy this thanksgiving. >> the tsa predicts more than 2.5 million passengers will fly each day with the most travelers on sunday in those long lines could be met with a shortage of staff, particularly a lack of air traffic controllers. >> the shortage is a big problem. >> the faa estimates air traffic control across the country is understaffed by 3000 positions, and it's due to a variety of issues. >> controllers are retiring when they reach age 50 or mandatory retirement at age 56. >> another hurdle is how long it takes to train air traffic controllers. >> it is a very, very rigorous process. >> so the faa is teaming up with colleges that offer specialized programs in this field. >> this will allow successful graduates to move quickly, directly into on the job training at facilities. >> and while that may not help curb delays right away, it will help fill those positions over time. but don't wo

reporter jen sullivan has more on what it will take to avoid a government shutdown. >> time is runningut for congress to pass a funding bill and avoid a government shutdown. >> nobody wants a government shutdown. >> lawmakers have until midnight friday before many government operations will be forced to halt. a plan must first pass the house and then the senate. but newly elected house speaker mike johnson hasn't even set a date for a possible vote on a spending deal in the house. >> i'm not exactly sure how he's going to play this, but he's not off to a great start on saturday , speaker johnson announced a plan on a gop conference. >> call it split into two parts. the first bill would extend funding until january 19th and would include money for military veterans affairs, transport and housing and the energy department. but the second part of the bill would extend funding until february 2nd and include money for the rest of the government. but it lacks deep spending cuts. many right wing house members pushed for. >> we've got $1.7 trillion deficit this year and where under any circums

the president in every conversation he has with prime minister netanyahu, not just him, jen psaki austin, jake sullivanontinues to urge israelis to be as cautious and deliberate and careful to conduct operations against hamas, they have a right and responsibility to do, to go after hamas and right and responsibility and added burden because of the way hamas fights to do everything they can to look after civilian casualties. it is a part of every discussion we are having with our israeli counterparts. the second question was. >> second question, is the united states at all concerned that israel is seen attacking hospital after hospital. >> as i said, i think in my previous answer, we don't want to see hospitals as battle grounds. we don't want to see firefights in hospitals. now, as we have also said, at least when it comes to al-shifa, i don't have intelligence on the indonesia hospital, but we have intelligence that hamas was using as a command and control. puts an added burden on israel as they conduct operations around hospitals to be more discriminate and careful, you have real live doctors, patien