kathy hochul says she has been briefed and is monitoring the situation.s comes at a busy travel time ahead of angst giving. the rainbow bridge one of four water crossings connecting ontario to western new york. laura, this is a developing situation, but what more can you tell us about the headlines we are hearing and seeing? laura: we know very little at this point. it was initially described as an incident at the rainbow bridge, but the fbi field office in buffalo described it as an explosion. all of the bridges between the u.s. and canada now closed. sonali: what can you expect of governor holcomb's office in terms to a response to what is happening? the rainbow bridge, the peace bridge, and two other border crossings closed as they investigate. laura: we do not know exactly what kathy hochul plans to do later today but her office said that she has been briefed and that state police is working with the fbi joint terrorism task force to monitor all points of entry into new york at this time. she is also headed to buffalo, which is where she is from, to l

. >> dana: near governor kathy hochul addressing what officials are calling an increased terror threats threats for new city and this as tourists pour into town for the thanksgiving day parade. the city is grappling with a surge of anti-semitic protests. we're going to bring you any breaking news out of this as we get it. but first, -- >> as we see what disruptions, with which we have the right people in the right checkpoints when they show up for screening. >> dana: david pekoske was with us just moments ago as men's americans heading out for thanksgiving could be facing some travel trouble ahead of the holiday. that was back playing a as missy storm system spreads across the eastern u.s. causing all kinds of headaches. flightaware misery mass -- map, that is a terrible name. cancellations so far since daybreak. expected to get worse as storms are up in the hours ahead. israel's per minister reporting progress and a possible hostage deal with hamas and the head of hamas saying there closer to a deal with israel, include it in for a pause in the fighting to release some hostages and in

dozens of near lawmakers now are calling on governor kathy hochul governor kathy hochul to bang studentse in palestine from college campuses statewide. members of the bipartisan group pushing for an investigation into the stps in any group that explicitly endorses a registered foreign terrorist organization must be banned from new york university. back lives, we will keep a close eye on the because when of the government is going to talk just a short time and more protests are planned across the city today. dana? purported to alexis, thank you. >> bill: we are learning more about a massive fentanyl bust spanning several states and how the defense got to the bottom of this one. mark meredith has been looking into it and has the story now. what have you found out about this? >> reporter: a lot to break down. good morning. federal investigators say they have made 23 arrests in the latest fentanyl request. what is most stunning is the sheer amount of drugs this print was selling. look at what investigators found at l.a.x., the defense say one suspect smuggled more than 2 pounds of fentanyl i

people like kathy hochul have been nowhere on this.strengthening what is going on in new york. the numbers of law enforcement having going down. there have been people in support of defunding the police along the way. it's hard far me to take her pledge that law enforcement is stronger than it's been before or that it's being beavered up where they have been actually letting people go. >> this is true. these numbers are just even hard to fathom. the speaks that we're seeing from the crime task force. antijewish incidents and beyond. a number of bias incidents. our own chad program writing a piece, "the divide" how a protest in israel exposed a rip in the republican party. over calls for a cease-fire and israel's assertion to defend itself. that's to say nothing of controversial comments by squad members. that's why the lockdown outside of dnc was so important. liberals attacking liberals when members of their party of clashing over something as flammable as the middle east. a new poll highlights that. 51% say israel went too far in the

new york governor kathy hochul is set to give an update. let's go to alexis mcadams. is going to give us an updatestig on what she has lear. >> alexis:ve u with breaking nes come these breaking developments. the story has changed throughout leathe day. originally sources on the ground who saw the impact thought this was a terrorist attack because they said they have never seen such an explosion -- if you look at this video they did not think this was a car crashing, tryingd to flee and exit the area.id now we are hearing it was a stolen vehiclecar . we have these high level sources saying bomb techs alerted all authorities that iave t was an rcesattempted terror attack. they are now walking that back. all government buildings were evacuated.wa the bridge was closed and the airport had heightened securityv acwhich sources tell me were all steps they followed what they believed was a terror attack. authorities checked all cars near that airport too looking in the trunks and the back seats. the driver and the passenger in the vehicle both dead.th hearing this was a stole

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we're waiting to hear from kathy hochul. she's making her way to niagara falls to provide us some sort of information. the first time that we have anything on the record, but clearly the director has been slowly increasing the drum beat that attacks in the united states could be very real. people need to remain vigilant. that's not only including law enforcement, trace. >> doesn't change the facts on the ground but the fact that they're concerned there's a lot of chatter about a potential for terror group operation. does it change the direction of the investigation that you know of, david? >> i don't know specifically about this investigation. so i don't want to get ahead of myself. as far as the word "terrorism", absolutely, any time there's the word terrorism or any type of thought that somebody may be inspired by terrorist activity, it does raise the level of the investigation. the fbi obviously is involved in hate crimes, is involved in terrorism. so many different aspects. it's a much different fbi than it was even 15 y

also breaking tonight, new york governor kathy hochul says there is no indication of terrorism after vehicle explosion in a major u.s. border crossing with canada. we'll bring you all of the late-breaking developments and all of the details we're getting on the investigation. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv, israel, and you're in "the situation room." ♪ ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> first up this hour, the breaking news here in the middle east where an israeli truce with hamas and a long-await hostage release have both just been delayed. i want to bring in cnn's jeremy dimon. here joining us from sderot, israel, not far from the border with gaza. what else can you tell us about this delay? >> well, wolf, nine hours from now we were expecting that the first pause in fighting in the war between israel and hamas was set to take effect. a few hours after that we were expecting the first hostages held in gaza as israel announced in a statement that it will take place with the original agreement from both sides and i was

we are waiting for kathy hochul to give an update as to what she knows about this incident at the border. >> hello. i am dana, along with judge jeanine shapiro and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." two dead after a power explosion at the u.s. canada border. video shows the moment a car went up in flames. a border patrol officer is being treated for minor injuries. all bridges are closed in the area. the fbi is on the scene investigating. let's go to alexis. she is going to give us an update on what she has learned. >> the story has changed throughout the day. originally sources on the ground who saw the impact thought this was a terrorist attack because they said they have never seen such an explosion if you look at this video. they did not think this was a car crashing, trying to flee and exit the area. we have these high level sources saying bomb techs alerted all authorities that it was an attempted terror attack. all government buildings were evacuated. the bridge was closed and they had heightened security, which were all steps they followed what they believed was a terror attack. t

the former representative who ran for governor last cycle against kathy hochul is the prohibitive favoriten the praise so we watch that unfold. the state of the house in virginia, the seventh district, district seven, it is a newly redrawn seat that president biden carried by about seven points last cycle. it was kind of used as a bellwether for how big of a red wave we would have last year. the toughened -- tough incumbent is tailor-made for that district. think about the opportunity for republicans. it will be a big field of candidates who are right now. the person leading the money race or you might remember from the first trump impeachment isn't that race and has raised about $800,000, which is a hefty sum for a house race. speaking of extensive races, texas is going to be very expensive right now. as michael mentioned, the former nfl player turned congressman is running against ted cruz right now and he has raised so much money. he is routinely rounding off $6 million quarters and has outraised ted cruz for most of the year. there is a lot of money coming in from outside groups becaus

governor of new york, kathy hochul en route to the scene. she is working with the fbi terrorist task force to monitor all entry points to new york. they have the thanksgiving parade here in new york. we're seeing increased police presence in manhattan ahead of that because of thousands of tourists and visitors coming to this city. all of this the backdrop of the protests we've been seeing in this city and other cities across the nation. again this breaking news. we are following right now markets are holding on. we are working to get a reporter to bring us more details right now but do want to update you on this breaking story coming from the border between the u.s. and canada. >>> back to the markets right now. so there's a lot of bets right now we're actually going to see record highs for the s&p next year. that stocks are on a tear the rest of this year and it is going to continue into 24. rbc is joining these bullish calls forecasting we could reach 5000 by the end of 2024 but does that mean a soft landing has to happen first? i want to

. >> yeah, we got an initial post from new york governor kathy hochul, one of the first officials to announce that something had happened on the bridge. i have just been handed a statement from the senate majority leader chuck schumer who is from new york saying he's closely monitoring the situation on the rainbow bridge crossing between the u.s. and canada, affirming that federal, state and local law enforcement are there, and thanking brave first responders. i also want to bring in gabe gutierrez at the white house. what can you tell us from there? >> reporter: hi there, chris, we got a statement from the spokesperson for the national security council saying that the white house is closely monitoring the situation that law enforcement is on scene and investigating. right now, authorities are really taking great pains to caution what could be behind this, and whether this could or could not be, in fact, terrorism, they're cautioning us against that. i just got off the phone with an official from customs and border protection who could not confirm details of this event, and perhaps w

that's hate speech for people like kathy hochul. which is why they hate, of course, elon musk because, when he bought twitter, he had this crazy idea that an online forum should be free of political censorship. so let the people decide, in other words. let them decide for themselves. for that, he became public enemy number 1. and, he claims he was famed by the george so, roast backed media matters of america far left group of hit men and hit women masquerading as media watch dog, please. the group lob idea his advertisers to drop x on grounds that musk says are totally false and completely misleading. media matters pointed out that on twitter major mainstream companies were having their ads owe appear alongside pro-hitler and anti-semitic material the kind that floods that social media platform now that mr. musk has taken it over. >> he is suing a progressive watchdog group media matters what they say anti-semitic content on x. >> laura: and then the media just rejudge tates it, reregran. founder of public, a substack publication. e

new york governor kathy hochul is using cover of fighting antisemitism to monitor speech online.e're focused on data we're conducting from surveillance effort. launched an effort to counter some negativity and reach out to people when we see hate speech being spoken about on online platforms. ramped up monitoring of sites to catch incitement of violence and direct threats to others. >> laura: joining me now lee zeldin, former gubernatorial candidate. lee, what is this move really all about? monitoring, surveillance, sounds like the dhs disinformation board, sounds similar. >> this is about hoarding power and target political opposition in the name of combating antisemitism by using a vague subjective term allowing your thought police to surveill online contents, collect data and to be able to crack down on language that you don't like. listen, kathy hochul told me i should get on a bus and move to florida because i'm a conservative. she is someone who has called new yorkers her apostles. who knows how she plans on defining what hate speech is and color me skeptical and cautious a

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kathy hochul told me i should get on a bus and move to florida because i'm a conservative.someone -- she has called new yorkers her apostles. who knows exactly how she plans on defining what hate speech is. and color me very skeptic and cautious and untrustworthy of a government that when launching initiative like this isn't willing to carrifully detail what the content is specifically going after. who is overseeing this power to make sure it's not being abused. citing where you got the power from in the first place. >> laura: well, here's the problem. to them hate speech is just conservative ideas. if you are against the border, being open, if you are against, you know, what has happened with this mob, you know, mentality and looting and criminal activity, then you're racist. right? so, basically for them, it's just being a conservative. they will say oh it's about anti-semitism, oh, that makes sense everyone wants anti-semitism gone. i want to play some sound for you that i think nikki haley might come to regret. >> when i get into office, the first thing we have to do is

midnight expiration of new york's adult survivors act, the temporary law signed last year by governor kathy hochul allows adult sexual misconduct accusers to file lawsuits that previously would have been barred by the statute of limitations under the same law. e jean carroll successfully sued former president trump for at least $5 million. and in the past week, jamie fox, guns n roses frontman axl rose and sean diddy combs also faced adult survivors act lawsuits fox and rose denied the allegations. combs also denied, then settled the mayor's accuser filed a notice that does not include specifics of the alleged encounter. but broadly accuses adams of causing physical, psychological and other injuries suffered as a result of conduct that would constitute sexual offenses. she is seeking at least $5 million. this is a precursor to a formal complaint where the woman would have to lay out the details of her accusation against the mayor. she's also accusing the city and the nypd of discrimination. she would have to spell out those claims as well. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> thank you, aaron. a

the war in israel has sparked numerous protests, tennings are high and new york governor kathy hochuls it doesn't take a specific threat to create a heightened threat environment. >> all of our intelligence operations are on high alert, no doubt about it. they have been since october 7th. >> holiday parades have been targeted before. a mass shooting at a july 4th parade outside chicago last year left seven people dead. and no parade in the world is bigger than the macy's thanksgiving day parade. security experts say police have a very strong counter terrorism plan to scare guard the more than 6,000 performers and more than three million people expected to line the 2.5 mile parade rout. >> there's going to be thousands and thousands of eyeballs overlooking that place from designated marks men on roof tops to plain clothed assets to robust security checks, bags. anyone who's entering that area is going to be sterile iced so everything will be locked down very tight. >> so today the barricades went up and crowds gathered near the museum of natural history to watch the balloons get inflat

the group students for justice and palestine, standing in front of new york governor kathy hochul's officeanding she and other elected leaders call for a cease-fire as they move offense beyond northern gaza. one demonstrators speaking against hochul's support for israel and her efforts to investigate complaints of anti-semitism on college campuses, listen. >> instead of protecting palestinian students and all those in protest with us in solidarity, calling for a cease-fire to end the bloodshed and slaughter in gaza at the hands of israel, with the pockets of the u.s. government and our taxes, governor kathy hochul is facilitating and perpetuating an environment of violence against us in our classrooms, painting us to be terrorists, monsters. >> and we saw this massive crowd in new york city part of a call for organizers to shut it down for palestine, a cars moving at a snail's pace for hours while officers work to keep things going. protesters chanting things like thi this. >> palestine will never die! free, free palestine. >> and neil, last thing i'll mention, friday morning protesters sh

kathy hochul signed the clean slate bill y which will wipe out anybody's criminal record so we can'tle after they've committed crimes. maria: i've got this in my hand and it's the clean slate act, giving people with a criminal past a clear record, just clear it out, clear record, members of state, county and local governments and local law enforcement agencies plan to gather today to discuss the impact of this. because she just wants to wipe away the slate for rapists, but i want to get back to all of the money going to these migrants at this point because you're having to cut police forces at a time that crime is spiking. your colleagues in the house tried to hold alejandro mayorkas accountable and yet some of your colleagues would not go forward with animpeachment. why. >> i voted for the impeachment. i went through the language. some objected to the language. it i was a bill by marjorie taylor greene. i thought there were a lot of good provisions in it. you i know they are already pursuing this impeachment inquiry and looking into mayorkas. i think she wants more action. p again,

. >> gillian: this as well, the governor of new york, kathy hochul, says in a statement she is on herr is imminently travelling to buffalo, going to meet with law enforcement and emergency responders there to talk about this and get updated, she says she will share an update with new yorkers once she has more information coming out of that briefing. so that pretty important news there, john, with the development. >> john: wkbk, channel 7, says the rainbow bridge is closed but wibv says all four bridges in the area of western new york, go across the niagara river, have been closed until further notice. i mean, if this were to be, god forbid, a terrorist attack, this would be very big news, particularly on the eve of thanksgiving, and that would be with the perpetrators have intended to detonate whatever it was that they had at this bridge or were they destined for somewhere else. >> gillian: as we heard from our reporters covering the travel season, katie burns, c.b. cotton, already the busiest travel season on record for americans travelling more than 50 miles to celebrate the holiday

here in manhattan, the final beam is up on the jp morgan global headquarters, the co jamie dimon, kathy hochul and eric adams appeared at the construction site to celebrate the new 1300 foot building. we have been watching this go up for a long time. i'm guessing you saw it, jon, when you were in town last week. i think it's a great sign for new york. they build it -- they built it here and not in miami. jon: and in a time when there's a lot of conversation around corporate real estate, and the architects behind that donut facility in cupertino, california that apple operates, they were behind this design as well, where there is equally a focus on green but wellness is going to be a priority here, y oga access and other things. it is an interesting time -- it is going to take a while to get to the finish line but by 2025 how many people are coming to the office, with the factors that bring people into the office also an interesting part of the story. matt: yoga access would be enough for me. that's why i come here every single day, to have access to yoga. [laughter] which is very nearby. comin

it was covered in smoke everywhere >> new york governor kathy hochul said there's no indication of terrorism at this time all western u.s. bridges crossing into the u.s. have reopened after closing new york city mayor adams says security has increased due to the thanksgiving holiday >>> now to the latest update on the e the dea deal to releas de. israel announced that no hostages would be released before friday there was hope some hostages would be freed as soon as this morning what do we know about the delay? >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right the cease-fire was set to begin less than an hour from now but a few hours ago, israel said that deal would not go into effect before friday the reasons behind this delay were not immediately clear but they will probably be a major r dispoiappointment t so y families some of the families were leer to here to meet with the pope. one of them the mother of a person who was at the music festival after she met the pope, she spoke to nbc's anne thompson let's take a listen. >> i quickly showed him the video of hershall g getting loao the picku

the temporary law signed last year by governor kathy hochul allows adult sexual misconduct accusers toe lawsuits that previously would've been barred by the statute of limitations. in the past week, jamie foxx, guns n' roses front man axl rose and sean "diddy" combs. foxx and rose denied the allegations. combs denied, then settled. >> michelle: look, obviously a lawsuit is not proof of anything but diddy did settle quickly quickly. one day later he was signing that check like "i strongly deny any allegations against me." 30 million, there you go. also please don't kill me. i know, your list is long. i will go with the end. all these lawsuits popped up over the weekend just before the deadline so congrats, creeps. if you didn't get a lawsuit this weekend, you're in the clear! go grab a titty! you earned it! grab two. both handfuls. both handfuls. get in there. i'm back for a reason, guys. isn't sexual aeadline for rape ? and right after thanksgiving too. it makes it feel like the greasiest black friday email ever. "act fast! you only have two hours to get justice for the worst day of yo

new york governor kathy hochul saying 21-year-old patrick dai was questioned by state police and the fbi's joint terrorism task force on tuesday. >> i reaffirm that there is zero tolerance for hate in our state. >> reporter: the arrest comes as top government officials say hate crimes are rising across the country in the wake of the israel-hamas war. during a hearing to evaluate homeland threats, fbi director christopher wray sent a sober warning to americans. >> the ongoing war in the middle east has raised the threat of an attack against americans in the united states to a whole other level. >> reporter: levels unseen since the emergence of i.s.i.s., wray says. >> the cost and the threats to the united states and to the world keep rising. it's like feeding the alligator hoping that he's going to eat you last. >> reporter: some protests at college campuses have escalated into intimidation, while a young muslim boy was killed in illinois in an apparent hate crime. >> our most immediate concern is that violent extremists, individuals or small groups, will draw inspiration from the eve

. >> reporter: disclosing few details, new york governor kathy hochul said the driver was from western new york. >> looked like he hit the fence, and this fire started. and then all of a sudden he went up in the air, and then it was a ball of fire like 30, 40 feet high. never seen anything like it. >> reporter: a border patrol officer was injured, but officials say he was largely protected by a security booth. the rainbow bridge will remain closed for now as law enforcement continues to investigate. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> newly released bodycam video shows an atlanta police officer using a taser on a church deacon who later died. a warning, you may find this video disturbing. >> i'm not -- sign the ticket -- i'm -- put your arms behind your back now. put your arms behind your back. put your arms behind your back. >> the video shows the officer responding to a minor car crash back in august where 62-year-old johnny holman sr. apparently disregarded multiple commands to sign a traffic ticket. the officer tased him as you saw after he had repeatedly said he could not brea

we know governor kathy hochul from new york is going to be there in buffalo to try to piece this information together to let people in the area know because a lot of people already from hearing what the fbi director just said the other day, they already have a heightened awareness and are nervous that something could happen at any place, or any time, we are nearing the holiday weekend with the bridges closed there. and we know a border patrol officer was injured after this explosion. not serious injuries, but as for what types of explosives were in the car and how much planning went into this, it's still to be seen here. >> gillian: two witnesses on scene, say they heard a very loud noise that sounded like an explosion, they then saw a very large cloud of smoke near the inspection station where this went down. we have seen some video online of massive fires breaking out on the scene there. are you hearing anything about efforts to contain the fallout from the explosion itself? >> gillian, after the massive explosion people heard from pretty far away, they got as many emergency crews as they

claims of old offenses only made possible by the new york adult survivors act, signed by governor kathy hochulast year, which expired at midnight november 23rd, thanksgiving. >> what governor hochul in new york state did is say you know what? just for a year, this will be the middle ground so to speak allow these claims to come forward without opening the barn door to allow all claims to come in forever. >> juju: the adult survivors act opened a one-year window for victims of sexual abuse to file lawsuits in civil court against their accusers, regardless of when the alleged crimes took place. >> survivors have one year to take action. >> it doesn't matter if it was your coach. >> your cabdriver. >> your doctor. >> juju: but the law had further reach, bringing forth thousands of claims of abuse exposing systemic malaise across society, from spas to airports to hospitals. even prisons. >> there are many people who are afraid to bring sexual harassment claims against their harassers because the power dynamic that existed. >> juju: civil rights attorney ben crump's legal team claiming it made more

hours later, new york governor kathy hochul reassured the public there were no signs of a terror attack. >> i want to be very, very clear to americans and new yorkers at this time. there is no indication of a terrorist attack. >> the fbi says they've now finished their investigation and found no explosive materials and no terrorism nexus. all us canada, bridges except the rainbow bridge have since reopened. and international flights to buffalo airport have resumed. what's not clear is whether the driver, whose identity has not been released into ended to crash or if this was an accident. but there was a border patrol officer working in the booth at the time of the crash who suffered minor injuries. the niagara falls police department is still investigating. rhiannon derick andrea, thanks. >> search efforts resume in the morning in southeast alaska as crews hunt for three people missing since a landslide. images released yesterday show emergency workers in wrangell a landslide during heavy rains on monday killed three people and destroyed three homes. the missing include two children in

midnight expiration of new york's adult survivors act, the temporary law signed last year by governor kathy hochul allows adult sexual misconduct accusers to file lawsuits that previously would have been barred by the statute of limitations under the same law. >> e jean carroll successfully sued former president trump for at least $5 million. and in the past week, jamie foxx. guns n roses frontman axl rose and sean diddy combs also faced adult survivors act lawsuits. fox and rose denied the allegations. combs also denied, then settled. the mayor's accuser filed a notice that does not include specifics of the alleged encounter. but broadly accuses adams of causing physical, psychological and other injuries suffered as a result of conduct that would constitute sexual offenses. she is seeking at least $5 million. this is a precursor to a formal complaint where the woman would have to lay out the details of her accusations against the mayor. she's also accusing the city and the nypd of discriminate an she would have to spell out those claims as well. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> dozens of ke

the temporary law signed last year by governor kathy hochul allows adult sexual misconduct accusers to file lawsuits that previously would have been barred by the statute of limitations. under the same law, e. jean carroll successfully sued former president trump for at least $5 million. and in the past week, jamie foxx, guns n roses front man axl rose, and sean "diddy" combs also faced a act lawsuits. foxx and rose denied the allegations. combs denied and then settled. the mayor's accuser filed a notice that does not include specifics of the alleged encounter, but broadly accuses adams of causing "physical, psychological, and other injuries suffered as a result of conduct that would constitute sexual offenses." she's seeking at least $5 million. this is a precursor to a formal complaint that would have to lay out the details of the woman's accusations. linsey, she is also accusing the city and the nypd of discrimination, so, she'll have to spell out those accusations, as well. linsey? >> linsey: aaron, thank you. >>> also in new york city, pro-palestinian protesters disrupted the annu

we finally got confirmation from kathy hochul, as you heard there, that there is no indications of ahat bridge itself remains closed, but the other ones in the area that were closed have reopened. and, of course, that's crucial because of the thanksgiving holiday, which starts in earnest tonight and goes through tomorrow. big moment of travel in the united states and between canada and the united states. and one of those moments where security is a big concern for people as millions move around the country. in india, rescuers have now drilled three—quarters of the way through the debris of a collapsed road tunnel in uttarakhand state. 41 workers have been trapped there for ten days. engineers are working to drive a steel pipe through at least 57 metres of rock dividing the trapped man from freedom. the workers were building the drama one part of it caved in on 12 november. 0ur south asia correspondent, samira hussain, is at the scene and gave us this update. rescue workers say that they are making really good progress, that this new machine that they have progress, that this new mach

and trevor, governor kathy hochul says there is no indication this was terrorism, but warning the investigation could take awhile? >> reporter: that's right, linsey. and the governor revealed one of the people in this car was a resident here in western new york, but given the size of this explosion, this is a really large scene. this investigation could continue for quite some time. linsey? >> linsey: trevor, thank you. >>> now, to the israel-hamas war, and the planned cease-fire and hostage release. late today, israel said nothing will take place before friday. the israeli military unleashing massive assaults on gaza until then. today, israel revealed what it claims is more evidence of hamas working out of al shifa hospital in gaza. our team with new images inside the tunnels under the facility, and what they found underground. abc's matt gutman reports from israel. >> reporter: tonight, just hours before a planned cease-fire and release of dozens of hostages held by hamas, a senior israeli 0 initial now saying that the cease-fire and hostage release won't happen until friday. that as relentle

new york governor kathy hochul updated reporters earlier about what authorities know so far.this was a terrorist activity and that is what i want to make very clear to the public, just to calm everybody down. it is really important because based on what is happening in other parts of the world, everybody is on edge and this is an international border and we have always felt a vulnerability there, but this was a — i will not call it an accident, it has not been determined to have been an accident, you do not know whether the driver was intentional in how they drove. we do not know that. a shortwhile ago i spoke to viktoria hallikaar, spectrum news i multimedia journalist based in buffalo, about the explosion. we know this was not a terrorist incident but what did happen earlier? you kind of summarised it a little bit, at around 11:30am, there was a car that accelerated, it hit a barrier and flew up into the air before crashing into the checkpoint on the rainbow bridge between the us and canada. from what we heard from eyewitnesses, it felt like something out of a movie, lookin

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we finally got confirmation from kathy hochul, as you heard there, that there is no indications of amains closed, but the other ones in the area that were closed have reopened. and, of course, that's crucial because of the thanksgiving holiday, which starts in earnest tonight and goes through tomorrow. big moment of travel in the united states and between canada and the united states. and one of those moments where security is a big concern for people as millions move around the country. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. four men have been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 28—year—old ashley dale, who was shot dead inside her home in liverpool, in august last year. the trial heard that ashley dale's boyfriend was the intended target of the attack. the public inquiry into the crimes of serial killer, lucy letby, has formally begun — although hearings may not begin until next autumn. the inquiry will examine how the nurse was able to murder seven babies and try to kill six others. it will also look at how the

new york governor kathy hochul updated reporters earlier.t this was a terrorist attack and that is what i want to make very clear to the public, just to calm everybody down. it is really important because based on what is happening in other parts of the world, everyone is on edge and this is on an international border and we are always open to vulnerability there but this was... i will not call it an accident, we do not know what the intention of the driver was if it was intentional and how they drive that, we do not know that. joining me live is viktoria hallikaar, spectrum news i multimedia journalist based in buffalo. thank you forjoining us. we note this was not a terrorist incident but what did happen earlier? ., ~' incident but what did happen earlier? ., ~ ., , ., , earlier? you kind of summarised it a little bit. _ earlier? you kind of summarised it a little bit, at _ earlier? you kind of summarised it a little bit, at around - it a little bit, at around 11:30 a.m., there was a cow that accelerated, it hit a barrier and flew up into

kathy hochul saying there's no indication right now in the investigation of this explosion that it waserrorist attack. so that does -- very important information she's putting out there as that was a lot of the questions that was asked at the time. we also know, wolf, that one of the crossings that was immediately shut down in the aftermath of this explosion, it is now open to traffic both ways between the u.s. and canada. so we are starting to see some of the security precautions taken immediately afterwards somewhat being lifted. let me get through what we understand happened as of now. what we are hearing is that there was a car that was actually traveling on a local road in niagara falls at a high rate of speed. it hit a curb, causing this vehicle to actually go airborne and then collide on the side of where a security checkpoint was happening at rainbow bridge. so it wasn't even trying to enter the checkpoint at that rainbow bridge site. so that is the very latest from the investigators that are still working this investigation there on the ground. we have learned that there were,

on the phone now with us, we have new york governor kathy hochul. and you have calling for his resignation, governor. you have called for it before. it's also possible that he could be expelled as we're hearing. if that happened and you call a special election, when would that be? >> first of all, yes, i did call for his resignation. he has to go away. this mega clown car has come to a screeching halt in high gear, so he and his colleagues and his enablers need to be held accountable. so i'm very happy to have him resign. stop the embarrassment that has befallen the people of his district and the state of new york. go away. and i'll be very happy to call that election within ten days of the official vacancy. then also i have to call it within 70 to 80 days. that's the timeframe. >> that you would call for the special election, it would be scheduled within that other timeframe of 70 to 80 days. so far, though, he is just saying he's not going to run for re-election. what would change his mind, do you think? especially considering santos flipped the s

in campaign funds for personal use, following the release of this report and new york governor kathy hochuls calling for him to resign. you voted not to expel him two weeks ago. there could be another vote after thanksgiving. where do you stand today? >> i haven't read the report. i look forward to reading it and i have a lot of respect for michael guest and they're presenting this as findings of fact. that's not the same as a trial, and, you know, i thought that it was relevant that manu pointed out that it has been rare that someone's -- extremely rare that someone's been expelled from congress without a conviction. so i think that's where the default is for normally people in both parties, although lots of times things get politicized. i've never even spoken with george santos. so -- and i haven't really had a lot of desire to get to know him, but on the other side, when you look at the precedent is, well, someone gets their day in court. they get the benefit of innocent until proven guilty. on the other hand, i look forward to reading the reports and saying, yeah, does this really make

listen to what new york governor kathy hochul had to say last night as the investigation came to a close. >> this is an international border. we have always felt a vulnerability there. this was a, you know, won't call it an accident. it's not determined to be an accident. you don't know whether the driver was intentional in how they drove. we do not know that. all i know is there was a horrific accident, i'm calling it accident, horrific incident, a crash, an explosion. loss of life. but at this time, no known terrorist connection. >> reporter: so at this time, no known terrorist connection. law enforcement authorities were scouring this man's social media, saying there really is nothing there. he did not have any nefarious intent. what authorities believe happened is that this man and his wife had planned to go to a concert by the rock group kiss on the canadian side of the border. that concert was canceled so they came to a casino here on the u.s. side. this accident occurred while they were about to cross again. but as you heard from the governor, it's unclear why this 2022 bentley ac

representatives would immediately notify the state and then it is really up to new york governor kathy hochul, it is up to her to declare formally a special election. and per new york law, she has to do it within ten days of that seat becoming vacant. and she's already said earlier this month that she would be very happy to call for a special election here. now, per new york law, that special election would then have to happen 70 to 80 days after. so a special election within potentially a few months of him potentially being expelled from congress. and the new york county party leaders would put forth their nominees for each party unlike a traditional primary election and then the election would be held potentially in a few months. so democrats are really eyeing the seat if he becomes expelled to flip the seat back to democrats' hands. as congress moves past santos, of course his troubles are still there for him. he is as sara said facing a slew of charges from conspiracy, wire fraud, false statements, falsification of records, aggravated i.d. theft, credit card fraud among many. trial going

students meeting in front, standing in front of the governor's office, calling out the governor kathy hochul for her actions. >> she makes many palestinians feel unsafe. we have students on campus calling us pirates when they are the ones who are standing by this situation on the gaza strip. >> large tax taking over union station, leading to travel delays, this congressman said somebody was painting free palestine and let the live come of the congressman's office says anti-semitism is absolutely dangerous and unacceptable. the heightened security presence remains ongoing. the officers will still be patrolling the streets and preparing for protesting. >> kevin: be safe out there. thank you. the debate is also impacting america's schools. the doe now investigating incidents of anti-semitism and islam a phobia, and christina coleman has more with what this could mean for some of america's top universities. >> yes, cornell and columbia, to have seven colleges under investigation by the department of education's office for civil rights regarding reports of discrimination. alleging anti-semitism a

in an interview with cnn, new york governor kathy hochul commented on the rise in these types of threats. and hate crimes and general piatt her to seventh. >> it was already escalating, i did some events over the summer, another one in september calling on people to be more vigilant, to tell them that there is an increase in antisemitic posts, certainly more so than others. but a rising all hate crimes. this is our top priority. so people can finally feel safe, again but i think you are, right i hate to say, this i did not think this is the and yet. we have a long way to go to start restoring the civility. the respect for different peoples religions, and beliefs, that has never been perfect, but it's certainly in rapid decline since october 7th. >> now earlier, i spoke with cnn senior national security analyst -- and i asked her how much online extremist groups have amplified motivated the hate crimes. we see today. >> there is a difference between sort of that hate of the person out there spewing hate, and then of course the targeted violence. we don't know how the difference between th