. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with the breaking news overnight. finally after five months, a deal to potentially end the writers strike in hollywood. but your favorite shows won't be returning just yet. >> i don't know. this morning they have a deal. >> my phone is blowing up with joy. people thanking each other. people that are so excited that they're going out right now after 146 days, the writers guild has reached a tentative agreement with studios to end the historic strike that has paralyzed hollywood and shut down production since may. >> the wga negotiating committee writing to its members, we can say with great pride that this deal is exceptional, with meaningful gains and protections for writers in every sector of the membership. the three year contract still needs to be legally finalized before a vote by writers guild leadership is expected as early as tomorrow. once approved, the contract will be sent to union members for a ratify vote. >> i know they would not have told us the tentative deal was reached and told us that picketing is su

. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with eye-opening new allegations about the cia's investing nation into the origins of covid 19. >> abc news has confirmed the cia is now looking into accusations that some of its analysts were offered hush money to alter their conclusions about the virus. these claims came from a whistleblower and are coming to light as members of congress demand answers. abc's lionel moise has the details. >> this morning, the cia confirms it's looking into accusations that several members of an agency team tasked with covid pandemic analysis were paid significant hush money to shift their position regarding the origins of the virus. two republican lawmakers have sent a letter to cia director william burns claiming that a senior level current agency officer came forward alleging the payoff . they say, according to the whistleblower, the seven officers were assigned to the cia's covid discovery team and six of the seven members of the team believed the intelligence and science were su

. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the us government on the verge of shutting down despite more votes overnight. >> there appears to be no new compromise on capitol hill to keep the government funded beyond saturday. in fact, the washington post reports some republicans are now plotting to replace house speaker kevin mccarthy with one of his deputies as soon as next week. >> in the meantime, the impacts of a shutdown would be far reaching everything from the military to the irs to child nutrition programs could be affected. >> abc's em win is here now with the very latest. em good morning . >> good morning, andrew. yeah, the government appears headed toward a shutdown this weekend, but there's apparently still some hope on capitol hill. house speaker kevin mccarthy appeared optimistic last night even as a government shutdown appeared imminent. >> here they will get it all done. >> lawmakers have until midnight tomorrow to pass new funding bills to keep the government running. the senate is moving ahead wi

rhiannon >> melissa, thank you for that. and now to the search for that convicted killer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison. more than a week ago. we are now hearing from his former roommate . these are the latest images released by authorities near philadelphia showing escaped killer danilo cavalcante, the fugitive now clean shaven, wearing a hoodie after slipping through a perimeter that was manned by up to 400 officers sometime during the evening of september 9th. >> cavalcante stole a 2020 ford transit van from an area approximately three quarters of a mile from the perimeter. we were maintaining near the longwood gardens property. >> police say cavalcante altered his appearance, drove 26 miles to a former coworkers house in phoenixville and was seen on this doorbell camera trying to talk with that colleague who was not home. police finding that stolen van abandoned behind a barn after it had apparently run out of gas, towing it away overnight. authorities were pressed repeatedly about how the fugitive was able to br

rhiannon all right. >> thank you for that. kim jong un has arrived in russia for a high stakes meeting with vladimir putin. kim traveled across the border in his armored train. the us says putin is asking kim for military equipment badly needed for the war in ukraine. >> it was previously that north korea was dependent upon russia or china for support. now it looks to me as if putin's gone to north korea with tin cup in hand, asking for weapons, munitions and support, which is an inverse of their previous relationship, which is pretty fascinating. >> north korea is likely seeking fuel and food along with technology for its nuclear programs. >> five americans being held in iran could head home by next week. three of the americans include an oil executive. were accused of spying. the others do want to remain anonymous. they're being released as part of a deal. the biden administration has finalized, which would release $6 million in iranian funds frozen overseas . officials insist, though, there are checks in place to make sure

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with a major legal setback for donald trump. >> a new york judge has ruled that the former president committed years of financial fraud by inflating the value of his assets. the ruling could very much affect his ability to do business in new york. >> but overnight, trump speaking out, defending his company's practices. abc's em win is here now with details. m good morning, brianna. >> good morning. the judge determined the former president lied. hundreds of times for years about his net worth in order to dupe the banking and insurance systems. >> we are filing a lawsuit this morning. >> a big win for new york attorney general letitia james in her investigation into the trump organization after a judge ruled the ex-president and his company committed fraud by overstating the value of their assets by as much as $2.2 billion more than the actual amount the fraud was. so overwhelming and conclusive, the judge decided there was no need to hear testimony at a trial set to s

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a major development overnight in response to the migrant crisis at the southern border as border cities report a new surge of migrants even declaring an emergency, the biden administration is clearing the way for venezuelan migrants to get work permits. >> some of those migrants have been bussed to new york, where another protest was held last night. >> the new policy extending legal status for some venezuelans is just one new move that was announced last night by the homeland security department . this morning, the biden administration is announcing new policies to handle the surge of migrants crossing the southern border. and overwhelming cities across the country. >> there's no end in sight. we don't know, you know, when it's going to end. >> the administration will now send 800 defense department personnel to the border in addition to the 2500 national guard members already deployed to help customs and border protection. the administration is also expanding deportati

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with a possible new clue in the manhunt for a convicted killer who escaped from prison. >> authorities in pennsylvania have reported new sightings of the fugitive and the search area has expanded. here's abc's morgan norwood this morning. >> the urgent manhunt for escaped murderer danilo cavalcante entering its seventh day. the search zone expanding in a pennsylvania forest after new reports of footprints in the area. the possible clue just a few miles from where these trail cameras captured images of him in longwood gardens, a sprawling botanical attraction outside philadelphia. >> the photos confirmed that cavalcante has not changed his appearance, but also that he has obtained a backpack. >> police say cavalcante slipped through a nearby perimeter but believe he's still lurking nearby. >> we realized within just a few hours where he was, and so he's not had a tremendous amount of time to, uh, to move a long distance. >> we're learning more about how cavalcante may

andrew rhiannon and lionel. >> thank you. white is extending her stay on wheel of fortune after months of reportedly tense negotiations, white has agreed to a new two year contract. this is pat sajak's final season before ryan seacrest takes over. >> coming up, the bears who raided the krispy cream truck. >> plus, the inspiring story of a man born without arms now on a a man born without arms now on a major league mission rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may h

pip rhiannon. and.annon. >> thank you and welcome back to the live desk where labour's leader, sir keir starmer, is in the hague seeking a provisional security arrangement with the eu, which he says would allow a labour government to smash the people smuggling gangs. >> he says they should be treated on a par with terrorists, but the home secretary, suella braverman, says any future deal with the eu would allow the uk to become what she says a dumping ground for migrants. let's speak to our home and security editor, mark white. hi to you, mark. let's let's analyse this a little bit more. is keir starmer trying to put a big dividing line now then between him and what the tories want to do? >> that's exactly what he's trying to do. he wants to ensure that whatever and however effective it might be by the labour policy , is different to labour policy, is different to the conservative policies. so it's clear that the route he wants to go through , as you wants to go through, as you know, if labour get into

mark rhiannon. fabulous. mark rhiannon. >> thanks very much indeed.e government being urged to tell all the concrete truth and name all those schools that have been ordered to close over fears their buildings could collapse . their buildings could collapse. s department of education instructing more than 100 constructed with a particular type of concrete to close just days before school term due to start . the latest breaking news start. the latest breaking news we're getting schools we're getting that schools across northern being across northern ireland being checked plea for the checked urgent plea for the presence the concrete that presence of the concrete that could collapse. could suddenly collapse. according to the department of education. past education. in the past few minutes as well. national minutes as well. the national education describing the education union describing the timing decisions as timing of all these decisions as a sign gross incompetence , as a sign of gross incompetence, as the government says its prioritising safety . let

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news. the united auto workers are now on strike. >> they failed to reach a deal with the big three automakers before the contract deadline. so workers hit the picket lines at midnight outside three factories for now. >> the union is now demanding more benefits and a 36% pay increase. gm and ford are offering 20. still antis, 17. >> executives say the union's demands are not sustainable. the union says otherwise. for the first time ever, the united auto workers union is striking against all big three us car makers simultaneously. we are the union. the union overnight. the union said strikes began at factories in wentzville, missouri. toledo ohio. and wayne, michigan. a total of nearly 13,000 workers and more walkouts could soon be scheduled. >> we want fair, economic and social justice for our members. >> that's what this is all about. it's a shame on them and what they're saying is complete bs strikes at individual plants will be far less costly to the union, which pays $500 per week to str

rhiannon yeah.uthorities say the fugitive is wanted for killing two people before he escaped from prison, one in the us and one in brazil. residents in the search area remain on edge this morning. the urgent manhunt for a convicted killer in pennsylvania now in its second week. authorities are investigating the eighth credible sighting of danilo cavalcanti. >> we are checking homes. we're talking to neighbors. we have horses out there as well that are assisting with the search tactical teams, sources tell our philadelphia station where cavalcanti was spotted on another trail camera near the local longwood botanical gardens , the same area he was spotted in on monday, shown here appearing to hold a bag. >> residents there told to shelter in place as a precaution . an armed law enforcement seen scouring the neighborhood. police say this sighting of the 34 year old sentenced to life in prison for murdering his ex-girlfriend indicates he likely has been traveling back and forth and is contained in a sea

night, but it did not go as planned for the defending super bowl champs, the kansas city chiefs rhiannon'sm rihanna. >> earmuffs. okay. earmuffs. we're going to get through this. okay. >> i'm plugging my ears. >> but you know what? two things were going for the lions, though. one, the chiefs were missing two of their best players, travis kelce, chris jones and two of the lions have this coach named dan, aka man campbell. and he's gutsy. check out what they did in the first quarter, fourth and two on their own 17 yard line. they fake a punt, plunge up the middle and get three yards. isn't that crazy? that is dan campbell and that set up the first touchdown of the nfl season on this nine yard strike to amon-ra saint brown from jared goff and then the lions they had their best weapon. they had brown but the chiefs did not have future hall of famer travis kelce, who got hurt earlier in the week. and look what happened. so mahomes did run a lot, but then kadarius toney, their wide receiver, he could not catch this pass and it got tipped into a pick six. >> why is kelsey clapping? >> why was he

rhiannon andrew, he's going to make a great paleontologist. >> andrea, thank you. coming up, how google is celebrating its 25th birthday. we're old, too old. >> and later, the secret menu item at mcdonald's. >> wait, what and why? >> you can only order it one time during the day. you're watching world news now. >> you know, there's this thing called age and it sucks. so i use insta flex advanced. >> if you're over 50, imagine you could turn back the clock on your stiff achy joints by years. >> it's restored my joints without just temporarily masking my symptoms and without scary side effects. when you can find a product that can take that away to the point that you can live your life again, that is a miracle to me. get a complimentary sample by texting buzz to 36936 nine inch. >> the flex advance targets the root cause of joint soreness and stiffness with a unique combination of five key natural ingredients. key ingredients backed by five clinical studies . >> i love this product. i'm telling you, it works. insta flex advanced is the number one selling joint brand

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here's abc's rhiannon alley. >> reporter: global country superstar brad paisley is about to take thespecial to him. >> welcome back! >> reporter: in his home state of west virginia. >> how are the huskies going to be in football this year? [ cheers and applause ] >> i played in jazz band in my school. it was a room just like this where we would practice. there are going to be really happy dorks in this room, i promise. >> were you one of those dorks? >> i was one of those, yeah. >> reporter: now one of country music's most celebrated artists with over 11 million albums sold, three grammys, an astonishing 24 number one singles. with hits like "remind me" with carrie underwood. ♪ remind me oh baby remind me ♪ >> reporter: paisley keeps his roots close to his music, filming the music video for "letter to me" at his local high school. ♪ write this letter to me ♪ >> what was it like growing up here? >> this was idyllic at the time. when i grew up here, west virginia didhave the problems it has now. everyone knew everyone. there was accountability to that. if you pushed the envelope, it wa

. >> good morning, lionel rhiannon we are watching lee, a major hurricane working its way to the west through wednesday. then it turns northward, staying out to sea while it does so into the upcoming weekend where it will quickly pick up the pace, moving towards atlantic canada with it, there will be impacts as it is a hurricane pushing towards that coastline for the coast of new england, which means we'll have some gusty winds, 40 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts for nantucket and boston. rhiannon lionel, melissa, thank you. >> now let's head to morocco and the desperate search for survivors and victims of last friday's deadly earthquake. the official death toll is more than 2100 people and that number is expected to climb even higher. and we are seeing new images of the moment that quake happened. terrifying videos show the moment that deadly 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked morocco, causing panic at this wedding. people running in the street as dust and debris falls from above. this man barely escaping with his life. ancient buildings made from a mixture of concrete structure and eart

but first, the latest news headlines with rhiannon . rhiannon. >> thank you, ali. it's just gone midday . >> thank you, ali. it's just gone midday. our top stories from the newsroom . a 15 year old from the newsroom. a 15 year old girl has died after being stabbed in south london. emergency services were called to wellesley road in croydon at around 8.30 this morning, following reports of the stabbing. she was pronounced dead at the scene 50 minutes later. the met police says a boy who knows the victim was arrested just over an hour later . five labour mayors from across the country have met in leeds to urge the prime minister to stay on track with hs2. they warn that failure failure to deliver in full leaf swathes of the north with victorian infrastructure unfit for purpose , rishi sunak faces political backlash over reports he's considering axing the link between birmingham and manchester amid soaring costs. london mayor sadiq khan says there are huge benefits to hs2 . there are huge benefits to hs2. >> i'm really pleased to have been invited by the cross—party t

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with last night's fiery republican primary debate. >> one observer called it a shout fest. seven presidential candidates took the stage, hurling insults and tackling everything from china to gas prices to school choice. >> but the man with a 40 point lead in the polls wasn't there. former president trump was speaking to autoworkers in michigan. >> chris christie was among the candidates slamming trump for missing the debate, calling him donald duck. but much of the debate focused on the seven candidates attacking each other over one of the more fiery moments of the second gop debate. last night came when vivek ramaswamy explained why he joined tiktok after once calling the social media platform digital fentanyl. >> i have a radical idea for the republican party. we need to win elections and part of how we win elections is reaching the next generation of young americans where they are. you see a young man who is in a bit of a hurry, maybe a little ambitious, bit of a know it a

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the mystery solved for the us military. >> a $100 million fighter jet went missing after the pilot ejected over south carolina on sunday and it's now been located . but the marines have grounded all aircraft following a string of mishaps. >> abc's justin finch is here now with new details. justin, good morning. >> rihanna and good morning. debris from that f 35 fighter jet now found after the us military launched an exhaustive search. even asking for the public's help in south carolina to a military mystery, investigators converging at a debris site with burn areas and downed trees that is presumed connected to the crash of that missing f-35 fighter jet. that jet among the most sophisticated on earth with the $100 million plus price tag was undetected for more than 24 hours. the officials say that f 35 vanished sunday afternoon. the pilot safely ejecting near joint base charleston after reports of an undisclosed mishap in the cockpit. the debris located in williamsburg c

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with president biden stepping into the middle of a high stakes labor dispute in the us auto industry. today he'll make history joining workers on the picket lines in michigan one day before a scheduled visit by former president trump. >> both trying to appeal to working class voters. >> abc's ike ejiochi is here now with the preview. ike good morning. >> good morning, ryan and president biden is taking the extraordinary step of joining the picket line with striking uaw union members all at a time when ceo pay continues to skyrocket and the union we are the union. >> this morning, it's day 12 of the united auto workers union strike against the big three us car manufacturers. >> general motors, chrysler, stellantis and ford. in his strongest move of support yet, president biden planning to punctuate his vocal support for auto workers today in michigan by joining members on the picket line, a move many believe to be a first for a sitting president in living memory. >> think of e

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with new details about the capture of a convicted killer who was on the run for nearly two weeks after escaping from a pennsylvania prison overnight. >> we learned how he was able to evade police for so long and just how close they came. on multiple occasions to catching him. this morning, the convicted murderer who escaped a pennsylvania prison is filling in the blanks, revealing how he avoided capture for two weeks. surviving on watermelon and drinking water from a stream while burying his bodily waste in the woods to avoid detection . >> the subject is in custody, confirmed subject is in custody. authorities say danilo cavalcante admitted during four hours of questioning that law enforcement got so close, officers almost stepped on him three times during the manhunt. >> he said on multiple occasions, law enforcement officers almost stepped to him. we were only 5 or 6ft away, and cavalcante revealing how he got that clean shaven look thanks to a backpack he stole. h

. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin this morning with the dramatic new video showing how a convicted killer was able to escape from a pennsylvania prison. >> he escaped one week ago, climbing up a wall to the roof. we're now learning more about that prison and previous security concerns and even staffing issues. abc's m wynne is here now with the details. m good morning. >> good morning andrew with the escapee still at large residents in the surrounding philadelphia area remain on edge. police warning them to stay on high alert. out this morning, stunning new security footage shows convicted killer danilo carvalho crab walking up these prison walls to escape prison officials in chester county, pennsylvania, saying they had just added razor wire on the roof after another inmate escaped in almost the same way less than four months ago, pushed his way through razor wire, run across the roof, scale another fence and push his way through more razor wire, nearly an hour after he scaled the walls, prison offic

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a developing story, the search for a cold blooded killer of a sheriff's deputy in california. >> a $250,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest after what authorities describe as an ambush style attack. racy . hundreds of people gathered at the palmdale sheriff's station in southern california last night honoring ryan clincoln for. the los angeles county deputy shot and killed in an apparent ambush at a red light. >> there is a lot of anger in a lot of people. it's heartbreaking. >> the vigil coming after investigators revealed a new clue in their search for the deputies killer. they're calling this dark gray toyota corolla a vehicle of interest without warning. >> he was murdered while serving our community. >> this surveillance video obtained by our station, kabc, is now part of the investigation showing deputy clincoln bruner's patrol car at an intersection just seconds after he left the palmdale station, a dark colored vehicle slowly pull

i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with the new details about that deadly bus crash. a student band trip turning tragic north of new york city. >> that's right. more than 40 students were injured and two adults lost their lives overnight to massive tow trucks pulled that charter bus from a ravine. hours after it careened off a new york highway, killing two people. >> we're safe. thank god, but we're praying for the other families. >> she's safe, just devastated about the other kids the bus was carrying members of a marching band from long island to pennsylvania when it skidded off the highway, landing on its side and tumbling 50ft. >> imagine the fear, the screams . in the aftermath when these high school students were surrounded by this chaos. >> i woke up, i heard this really weird sound, and then i heard the bus, like, start to like, roll over the hill. >> 15 year old anthony eugenio recalls the bus rolling over several times. i heard him screaming and then, like i felt it as soon as i picked my head up the

first, rhiannon first, though, here's rhiannon jones your . news jones with your.ice have closed a stretch of the m20 in kent as the manhunt for a terror suspect who escaped from a wandsworth prison continues. former british army soldier daniel abbott. continues. former british army soldier daniel abbott . kalief soldier daniel abbott. kalief was awaiting trial, accused of leaving fake bombs at a military base. it's believed he escaped from the prison kitchen by hiding under a food delivery van. security checks are being tightened at ports to prevent him from leaving the country . him from leaving the country. network rail has pleaded guilty to health and safety failings over a train crash that killed three people in stonehaven in august 2020. the scotrail train derailed after hitting a landslide. it then crashed into the side of a bridge, causing carriages to fall down an embankment . the train driver, embankment. the train driver, conductor and a passenger died . conductor and a passenger died. the prime minister is facing another by—election following the resign

rhiannon andrew. >> derick thank you. now to the weather. the national hurricane center says a system in the mid-atlantic has a 100% chance of development if it reaches tropical storm strength, it will be called lee. computer models say a week from now it could be south of bermuda or heading toward the southeast coast. as for today, millions of children will be dismissed early from school because of extreme heat. cities from detroit to philadelphia say kids are being let out early with temperatures expected to be in the 90s. for many children, particularly in the northeast. they're going back to school amid the hottest condition days of the year. well it is time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. we have a heatwave on our hands from the great lakes all the way to the east coast here. chicago to new york city. record highs are going to be challenged for the next couple of days. how about these record challenging highs today, this afternoon in baltimore, in d.c, the forecast calls for highs to be near 100 degrees. yeah, r

rhiannon . headlines coming up. rhiannon. news sources have confirmed that escaped terror suspect daniel kalief is accused of spying for iran. it comes after the justice secretary said there will be an independent investigation into how he escaped from wandsworth prison. his comments come as the manhunt continues for the former british army soldier who is awaiting trial accused of also leaving fake bombs at a military base. security checks are being tightened at ports and police have closed a stretch of the m20 in kent due despite the ongoing incident. the prime minister says there have been fewer prison escapes under a conservative government. >> well, something like 4000 more prison officers than there were in 2017. and with regard to the labour party who posed a question again, the facts show that during their 13 years in office, there were ten times the number of escaped prisoners than you've seen in the 13 years of conservative led government. but we're doing everything we to can find this person. and as i said, if infor

pip thanks rhiannon .hiannon. >> just to remind you of that breaking news, a downing street statement at 430 this afternoon. >> it is widely expected to be a u—turn on the government's net zero targets. >> what are we expecting? rishi sunak the prime minister to be saying? >> well, the kind of things that have been dangled out there in the press this morning is a looking at the ban on petrol and diesel cars at present. that's going to be 20, 30in the uk. it's currently 2035 across the european union. so there's some talk of an alignment there. and also the gas boiler ban looks to be on the table. that also i think it's 20, 35 are looking to push that back as i think it's sinking in is going to cost people a lots of money. citizens out there paying a lot of money for net zero. >> the concern is, though, martin, is if it's pushed back to and they're still on to 2035 and they're still on this target of 2050, this net zero target of 2050, there's less time to do all this. >> and that is one of the concerns and

first, is rhiannon first, though, here is rhiannon jones in the newsroom .hank you. good morning. it's 10:01. >> beth, thank you. good morning. it's10:01. your >> beth, thank you. good morning. it's 10:01. your top stories from the newsroom. so keir starmer says he'll seek an eu wide returns agreement for those who cross the channel and come to the uk illegally. the labour leader says the deal may involve a quid pro quo of accept ing migrants from the bloc, saying and shadow home secretary yvette cooper are meeting with the eu's policing body europol in the hague today. shadow cabinet minister nick thomas—symonds told gb news labour want to bring net migration down. there are countries now where the government could be fast tracking people through the asylum system so that they can be deported. >> they can be doing that now. instead, we have a backlog in the asylum system of over 170,000 people. that is a lack of control. that's what this government is presiding over. and frankly, after 13 years, they ought to be sorting it out i >> -- >> the health secretar

rhiannon.'s 1233. >> good afternoon. it's 1233. your top stories from the newsroom . the bank of england newsroom. the bank of england has left the interest rate unchanged at 5.25. it follows yesterday's better than expected inflation data. the bank's governor, andrew bailey, has welcomed the news, saying he thinks inflation will continue to fall . but shadow chancellor to fall. but shadow chancellor rachel reeves says britain's been left worse off after 13 years of economic chaos and instability under the conservatives . the prime conservatives. the prime minister says hard pressed families should not have to pay an unaffordable price to reach net zero. writing in the sun, rishi sunak defended his decision to roll back some climate policies. he says he won't go ahead with plans that would punish motorists and working people. changes announced yesterday include postponing the ban on new petrol and diesel cars until 2035, as well as easing rules on gas boilers. rishi sunak says it's the right de

but first, let's get the news with rhiannon . get the news with rhiannon. >> good morning . it's 932. your >> good morning. it's 932. your top stories from the newsroom . top stories from the newsroom. untapped rosebank oil and gas field north of scotland has been approved for development despite approved for development despite a row over climate damage , which a row over climate damage, which the government says the plans undergone an environmental impact assessment and will be in line with the natural decline of the north sea basin. greenpeace uk climate campaigner philip evans says rishi sunak has proven once and for all that he puts the profits of oil companies above everyday people. norwegian oil giant equinor expects rosebank . to bring £8.1 expects rosebank. to bring £8.1 billion in direct investment to the uk economy and is expected to start producing . in 2026. to start producing. in 2026. five labour mayors from across the country have joined forces to urge the to pm stay on track with hs2 . they warn that failure with hs2. they warn that failure to deliver in ful

fast food and fast food and rhiannon's pet. >> how dare you. >> they're so cute. >> they are cute and. two lions, apparently. >> are you. are you ready for the cutest story of the day? a shelter cat that's just begging for cuddles. >> this happened in saint charles, missouri, back on august 29th. this little guy named babbel decided to plop right down on an employee's laptop computer. so good spot. get a good spot. >> and the best part is babbel just got adopted by a long time shelter volunteer. one week later. how could you not? >> was it the shelter volunteer? that's operating this laptop? because how do you not. how is that not a sign right there that this is this this cat in your situation looks like. >> yes, my ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, host of the new reality competition series "buddy games," josh duhamel. and from "dancing with the stars," judge carrie ann inaba. plus, we continue "live loves ny week" with a performance from the legendary and iconic blue man

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first though, here is rhiannon in the warm, rhiannon jones in the very warm, sunny newsroom . sunny gpt's 10:01. >> good morning. it's10:01. your top stories from the newsroom. the prime minister will be questioned about the extent of the crumbling concrete crisis when pmqs return after the summer recess. labour leader sir keir starmer starmer visited a school in north london that's been affected. one of more than 100in england ordered to fully or partially shut down. he's accused rishi sunak of failing schools whilst he was chancellor by rejecting funding the prime minister denies he's to blame . minister denies he's to blame. defence secretary grant shapps told gb news the government is acting swiftly to deal with the issue . issue. >> we want to rebuild schools across all of our estate. we've done about 500in the last ten years. we're going to do another 500 in the next ten years. but if you don't, if you have new information, which is what's happened over the summer and then you don't act on it, then you can't be saying that you're for looking after children , the for looking after

first though, here is your with rhiannon jones . your news with rhiannon jones.morning. >> it's 932. your top stories from the newsroom . i'm the prime from the newsroom. i'm the prime minister says the hard pressed families shouldn't have to pay an unaffordable price to reach net zero. writing in the sun, rishi sunak defended his decision to roll back some climate policies, saying he won't proceed with plans that would punish motorists and working people . changes working people. changes announced yesterday include postponing the ban on new petrol and diesel cars until 2035 and easing rules on gas boilers. the bank of england announces its latest interest rate decision at midday and it could go either way after an unexpected fall in inflation protests are gathering outside the bank as it considers a 15th rise in a row from 5.25 to 5.5. but following august's lower than expected inflation hitting 6.7, some economists now say the rate rises have gone far enough. say the rate rises have gone far enough . heavy rain overnight has enough. heavy rain overnight has for

here's abc news reporter rhiannon ali in this morning's gma first look. >> a heart pounding rescue.lly proud of myself. watch is 12 year old austin mcmillan saves his therapist, jason paquette, from drowning in a florida pool last week, paquette tried to see how long he could hold his breath underwater after the 12 year old looking on and eventually noticing something was wrong. >> he was underwater. and i was like, that's way too long. he cannot do that. just so grateful to be alive. >> and that he stepped up in a time where i would have died if he didn't step up. >> paquette regaining consciousness just as austin's dad arrived home and called 911. >> when i first got the call from my husband, i almost felt like i couldn't speak my whole body like locked up and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have more of austin's story and the surprising way he learned cpr with your gma. >> first look. i'm rhiannon ally abc news new york 556 this morning getting that dog walk in we have that morning marine layer with patchy fog keeping it there after about 8:09 a.m. before we really see that sunshine br

abc news reporter rhiannon ally tells us more about the new plans as border cities declare emergencies this morning the biden administration is announcing new policies to handle the surge of migrants crossing the southern border and overwhelming cities across the country. >> there's no end in sight. we don't know when it's going to end. >> the administration will now send 800 defense department personnel to the border in addition to the 2500 national guard members already deployed to help customs and border protection. the administration is also expanding deportation protocols to remove more families under an already existing program. and in perhaps the biggest move, it's granting temporary legal status to 400,000 venezuelans already in the us, making it easier for them to get authorization to work. new york's governor praised the decision. >> you have people here who are in shelters support by the city, and mayor adams is doing an extraordinary job. but they can't work. this is for people who came before july 31st. so it's not an enticement for more to come after new york city is curr

hi, rhiannon. >> oh, hi, danny. just a man of the people. >> danny's in this picture, too. you just have to squeeze. >> look in. look near the bottom. right now. we found him. danny had a good time. oh, yeah . >> bird came down s at four imprint.com for imprint for certain high. >> i'm gonna need that time target all that gonna hit it with all my mind how's this for hitting that target. >> a man diving out of the sky from 3000ft, hitting a target that's about the size of this desk. sticking the landing to it happened across the pond in nottingham, england. >> this skydiver showed off his incredible precision by dropping perfectly wait for it onto an inflatable unicorn. >> it was part of a competition in which only those with more than 200 jumps could participate . okay, so not novices? >> no. >> you and i would not be an expert. >> well, i'm not jumping out of a plane any time soon. >> me either. regardless, from the air to the sea. >> here's something else you and i probably won't be doing anytime soon. one young sailor hit a milestone that most of us will never do. >> he

rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> topping news hurricane lee is now a category five as it makes its hurricane service is predicting that it will increase to 180 miles an hour today. this extremely dangerous storm is still pretty far from land, according to weather officials. we are at least just talk about this, too. the currents are expected to become dangerous on sunday. it's too soon to know, though, if the storm will make landfall in the united states. this is the fourth hurricane of the 2023 atlantic season in. i just have to just watch lisa and just see where it goes. >> the waters there are so unbelievably warm. that's why they're looking at that rapid intensification from 165 to about 180 miles an hour. i don't know if you heard they had sea surface temperatures at the surface in florida of like 80 and 90 degree, i believe it. yeah so certainly some unprecedented times in the atlantic. so this will be watched closely in just another review here where you can see how continues unimpeded there for saturday into sunday. and there's a look at san juan, puerto rico, where it turn

i'm morgan norwood, in for rhiannon. and we begin with another weather threat just in time for the labor day weekend. >> millions are on alert for dangerous rip currents on the east coast. in the meantime, president biden is set to visit florida to see the devastation from hurricane italia. he's asking congress to set aside more money for disaster relief. just weeks after the fires in maui. and with three months left in hurricane season. >> abc's em nguyen has more. she's in saint petersburg, florida. and good morning. >> good morning, morgan. yeah, one family i talked to here in saint petersburg came back to a home full of water. they say they lost nearly everything, including the house this morning. the scale of idalia's destruction from florida to north carolina coming into clearer view in the big bend of florida where idalia made landfall, building after building destroyed by hurricane idalia made landfall right here in keaton beach, and she left her mark, you saw that house. >> there's all this debris going down the

here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally in this morning's gma first look. >> damian pickett who was atr of that violent and viral alabama boat dock brawl speaking for the first time. >> i didn't expect this to happen at work today. i was expecting another peaceful nice cruise for the boaters. involved in the violence aimed at pickett pleading not guilty to misdemeanor assault charges. >> when asked about the incident, the defendants telling abc news they had no comment. but pickett telling robin roberts about the altercation on what's going through your mind at that time. >> the people of the boat, their safety, getting them in, getting everybody off and getting them home. plus, i'm thinking about his boat also because if our boat hits his boat, it's going to sink in. >> coming up at 7 a.m, more of robin's interview with pickett and the friends who jumped in to help him with your gma. first. look, i'm rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> happening now, the holiest jewish day of the year is underway. yom kippur, a day of atonement goes until sundown tonight. in this tradition, it's cus

i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. and we begin with the monsoon rains that are swamping the southwest and stranding 70,000 people in a muddy mess. >> a mass exodus from the burning man festival in the nevada desert could get underway this morning when the roads are expected to reopen and at least one person is dead after the heavy downpours left, the campgrounds covered in mud and forced revelers to shelter in place all weekend. >> and this morning, tens of thousands of people are trapped at burning man. officials telling those attending the annual county culture festival held in rural nevada 100 miles from the nearest airport sought to conserve food, water and gas after monsoon rains made roads out of the festival impassable. >> we're out here with a solid group of veteran burners and we've never seen anything like this. >> the local sheriff's office says it's investigate a death that occurred during the heavy rains, but no details have been given on this weather. making a mess across the state. in las vegas, at leas

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rhiannon jones. though in the newsroom. rhiannon jones . good morning. jones. good morning. >> it's just gone 10:00. your top stories from the newsroom. the government's plan to deal with inflation is working. that's according to the chancellor data out this morning shows the rate of inflation fell to 6.7% in august, down from 6.8% in july. the bank of england had predicted the figure to increase to more than 7. it comes ahead of another expected interest rate increase tomorrow. it would be the bank's 15th in interest rate increase tomorrow. it would be the bank's15th in a row. chancellor jeremy hunt says row. chancellorjeremy hunt says despite the fall inflation action is still too high. >> the path to lowering inflation is never easy because it doesn't happen in a straight line. but if you look at the overall picture since it peaked last autumn, it is now down 40. and that says the plan is working. but even at 6.7, that is a lot of pain for ordinary families who are seeing their shopping bills go up, their fuel pnces shopping bills go up, their fuel prices go

pip rhiannon. back to mark and.ive desk. we're apparently the countries being run by cowboys, well, at least according to the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, clashing with the prime minister at over cost minister at pmqs over the cost concrete crumbling crisis. rishi sunak , though, insisting the sunak, though, insisting the government had reacted swiftly in response to new evidence . in response to new evidence. >> this. yeah, it was quite a lively start to the start of term. moments before the prime minister his feet. the minister got to his feet. the government list of government published a list of schools affected by the schools finally affected by the crisis. it revealed that 19 had delayed the start of term for or have switched to online learning. 2030 are employing a mix of in school and at home learning , meaning a total of 43 learning, meaning a total of 43 schools across england are affected . affected. >> and let's speak now to our political correspondent catherine forster, who's at westminst

but first, let's get your rhiannon jones. your news with rhiannon jones. >> ellie, thank you.ning. it's1132. your top stories . stories. from the newsroom. the government's being urged to publicly reveal which schools are affected by a type of concrete prone to sudden collapse. thousands of children face disruption ahead of their return after safety return to class after safety warnings were issued, forcing the closure of some the immediate closure of some buildings. more than 100 schools, and colleges schools, nurseries and colleges have make urgent have had to make urgent relocation and some relocation plans and some children may forced back into children may be forced back into remote wave of remote learning. another wave of strikes passengers strikes hits rail passengers today, bringing . today, bringing. some services across the country to a standstill. all members of the aslef union are staging a 24 hour walkout, leaving many trains without drivers. the rail delivery group describes the strike as unnecessary, but aslef says the government's refusing to reasonable offer .

for good morning america, rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> the head of consumer reports car seatse. go ahead. put liam in the car seat. buckle him up. what should we look for when you're buckling your child in the car seat? >> right. first thing is that you have the right seat. liam 23 months is just about outgrown the carrier type. now you want to keep a rear facing. be aware of height and weight limits. >> we see liam in his car seat. looks like she's doing a great job. any room for improvement? >> right. we'll look at the harness. one of the first things is making sure the seat is tight. you don't want it to move more than an inch side to side. make sure the seat is tight. >> some parents think just putting the seat belt through and clipping the seat belt without making sure the seat is tight is good enough. >> right. you want to make sure that's locked. you want to make sure that car seat is integrated to the car. >> i love sambi. she's making sure it's right. you don't want to be corrected. i can see that right now. >> okay. >> nice and tight? >> let's see what we've got. >>

rhiannon, thank you.r pregnant women to protect baby. dr. jen ashton is here. tell us about this news and why it's so important for mom. >> we've been following this every step of the way. now this vaccine is available. this is the first fall/winter season we have a vaccine for rsv, influenza and covid-19. here's what you need to know about this rsv vaccine. it is recommended for pregnant women between 32-36 weeks of age. it has been shown in clinical trials to lower the risk of the infant being hospitalized with rsv by 57% in their first sick months of life. again, those antibodies that are transmitted from the pregnant woman to the baby last about six months after birth. >> this comes on the heels of other products that have been released. >> that's right. the same vaccine is already out and recommended and available for people 60 and over. there's also monochromal antibodies that can be given for newborns up to, give or take, up to even 2 years of age. so again that is either the vaccine for the pregna