rhiannon. all right, liz, thank you for that. >> the speaker does not need to be a current member of the house, so some republicans have floated a familiar name for the job. donald trump. stay with abc news for more coverage of the chaos at the capitol with in-depth analysis on the abc news app. >> speaking of former president trump, he's expected back in court this morning for the third day of his new york fraud trial after the judge yesterday imposed a partial gag order. the judge made trump delete a social media post that criticized his law clerk. the judge is now forbidding all parties from posting, emailing or speaking publicly about his staff. but abc's eric katersky tells us that's not stopping trump from criticizing the case. >> mr. president, why did you decide to come? you didn't have to. i don't have to because this trial is a rigged trial. >> the judge already found that trump committed fraud by inflating the value of his assets. >> he still has to determine how much trump will have

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news from the war in the middle east.aeli jets hitting hundreds of targets in gaza overnight targeting hamas militants after that surprise attack over the weekend. >> the death toll in israel now tops 1200 people, with nearly 1000 palestinians killed. we're getting a better sense of the scale of brutality, too, including reports of hamas terrorists beheading babies as the white house promises more aid for israel. >> rallies are being held across the country. more than 1000 arab-americans gathered in dearborn, michigan, showing support for palestinians and demanding an end to israeli occupation. >> but overseas, a grim reality that this new war may soon escalate over night, israeli fighter jets reportedly struck hundreds of new targets across gaza, reducing buildings to rubble in the hamas ruled territory, sealing gaza off as israeli troops prepare for a potential ground invasion. tala emad herzelia is sheltering inside her family home in gaza. >> there's no electricity. there's no food supply. there's no water, there's no

i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin with several breaking developments from the war in the middle east. >> president biden will visit israel and jordan tomorrow. israel overnight stepped up its attacks on hezbollah targets in lebanon in the north amid growing concern that the militant group funded by iran will enter this conflict in the south, israeli airstrikes on hamas targets in gaza have been relentless. >> officials say gaza's health system is now on the brink of collapse with humanity and aid still blocked, the egyptian border overnight. >> all this comes as hamas releases video of a young israeli hostage, one of nearly 200 hostages reportedly being held, including americans. >> abc's justin finch begins our team coverage now. he's in washington. justin good morning. >> good morning. rhiannon the president will visit israel just as thousands of us troops prepare there for a possible deployment. abc news has learned president biden's visit to the middle east will be quick over the course of one day mee

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. >> i'm andrew dymburt and i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the urgent manhunt for the suspect in the lewiston, maine shooting rampage. >> 18 people were killed, more than a dozen were wounded. the search for the suspected gunman, 40 year old robert card, is expanding. tens of thousands of people in two maine counties are sheltering in place. businesses and schools are closed as far as an hour away from the crime scenes. police responded last night to cards home in a nearby town to execute search warrants. >> now the police presence and the commands they issued raised speculation that card was at that location, but that was apparently not the case. >> let's get right to abc's ike ejiochi with the latest. he is in lewiston this morning. ike good morning. >> good morning, andrew. good morning, renee. and we're in day two of this massive search. we're learning more and more about the victims from this tragedy, all while law enforcement learns more about the suspect based on the evidence he left behind. overnight, investigato

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with major developments from the middle east, including concerns about iranian backed militants targeting us troops. it comes as israel intensifies its assault on hamas in the gaza strip. >> israel says it killed three deputy commanders of hamas last night inside mosques being used by the terror group as a gathering place. also overnight, new video of israeli attacks on iranian backed hezbollah targets in lebanon, including a military compound. >> but the biggest headline this morning, the release of two more hostages held by hamas raising the question, will israel further delay its ground invasion in the hopes that more hostages will be freed? >> but we begin our coverage with those concerns about us troops being targeted. and this morning, abc news has learned the us military is weighing options to respond to iranian backed militants in the middle east after israel ramped up its war against hamas in gaza. >> this could really expand rapidly and i believe the united

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with a temporary fix to keep the government running. >> congress passed a spending bill to avert a federal shutdown and now they have 45 more days to come up with a long term plan. president biden is urging lawmakers to include new aid for ukraine and house speaker kevin mccarthy's job is on the line now. >> an investigation is underway after a new york democrat pulled a fire alarm ahead of the 11th hour vote. abc's justin finch has the latest now from washington. good morning, justin. >> rhiannon good morning. and speaker kevin mccarthy and house members are also now bracing for a republican plan to kick start the process of ousting mccarthy as soon as today. >> the bill is passed on the heels of a bipartisan deal to fund the government until november 17th and narrowly averting a shutdown. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy now facing fire from within his own party. >> i am relentless and i will continue to pursue this objective. >> florida house republican matt gaetz threateni

rhiannon. >> all right, justin, thank you. additional aid for israel is in question until the house of representatives elects a new speaker. republicans managed to nominate steve scalise for the job by a narrow margin. he can only afford to lose four republicans in a full house vote. and right now, at least nine say they won't support him. abc's rachel scott explains what's likely to happen next. it takes several rounds until they get a speaker of the house. >> or they could try to huddle behind closed doors once again to try to unite the party. we know scalise is meeting with members one on one, trying to convince the holdouts to come on board. but you have to remember, it was the promises that mccarthy made that got him in trouble and ultimately cost him that job. >> congresswoman nancy mace says she won't vote for scalise because he attended a white supremacist conference. other members say they are concerned about scalise battle with blood cancer. >> a major escalation in the auto workers strike and a surprise move, 8700 u

. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt.sident biden is arriving in israel this morning amid growing outrage over the bombing of a hospital in gaza. >> it's become a flashpoint in the war between israel and hamas . hundreds of people were reportedly killed in that explosion. israel says it has evidence proving that israeli forces were not responding for the blast. but anti-israel protests spread across the middle east overnight. in some cases, even turning violent. >> as president biden meets with israel leaders today, he faces the challenge of trying to prevent a wider war from breaking out while also trying to get humanitarian aid into gaza, where millions have been without food, water and power since hamas carried out that deadly attack on israel 11 days ago. >> abc's lana moise begins our coverage of the overnight developments. >> president biden arriving in israel this morning amid rising tensions as israel's war with hamas triggers new protests around the globe. the secret service saying it has an immensely intricate s

. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with president biden's plea to the american people. >> he made his case last night for why supporting both israel and ukraine is vital to us national security. and overnight we learned how much money the president is now requesting from congress for both wars. >> meanwhile, the us has taken its first military action in this war to defend israel. a us navy destroyer shot down cruise missiles launched by an iranian backed rebels in yemen and another troubling sign that this conflict could spread. >> projectiles were fired at a us military installation in iraq. it comes as israel appears to make final preparations for its ground invasion into gaza, where aid shipments have once again been delayed. this morning , president biden is preparing to send an urgent funding request to congress that includes aid for ukraine, israel and us border security. biden from the oval office last night appealing for support. >> we can't let petty partizan angry politics get in the way of o

andrew rhiannon hoping she recovers. >> thank you, andrea. melatonin gummies have sparked an investigation at a texas school. a now former teacher was allegedly caught giving them to students near houston, including a five year old. that boy's mother says she noticed her son was lethargic, but he couldn't say what was wrong because he's nonverbal. the mom says the teacher never mentioned using melatonin, but did ask a specific question. >> the only thing that now that i think about it is she had asked, like besides favorite snacks, does he like gummies? >> does he take gummy vitamins? does. >> officials in humboldt, texas, say the teacher resigned. no charges have been filed. >> some big sports headlines this morning, too. yeah things are getting really serious in the major league baseball playoffs. >> danny new joins us now with the details. i have to be honest , i don't even know who's in the playoffs. happy to tell you. >> take a guess. name one team. the yankees playoffs. nope, nope. >> the marlins. >> they were. yeah, they were close. >>

rhiannon. >> derek, thank you. you may not have realized there was a solar eclipse over the weekend. satellite images captured the moon's shadow as it crossed from north to south america saturday. the so-called ring of fire eclipse could be seen as far north as oregon, all the way south into brazil. such a few people who got to see this, you know, were moved by it. is just kind of one of those things. it really is. you hope you get to see it one time in your lifetime. >> it's beautiful. also up in the air is an optical illusion. that's been viewed now by tens of millions of people since being posted online. all right. >> take a look at this video and keep an eye on that plane. it appears to be stationary in the air on its final approach to san francisco. the video was taken from the window of another plane by the way, i have seen similar videos like this left and right and conspiracy theorists, they're out in droves. but we have an explanation, a scientific one. >> yes, we have the scientific explanation, because t

here's rhiannon . rhiannon. >> thank you, pip. it's 131. >> thank you, pip. it's131.he government's newsroom. the government's organising flights for british nationals . in israel with the nationals. in israel with the first due to leave tel aviv later today. the foreign secretary, james cleverly has urged british nationals in israel who wish to leave to register their presence . antony register their presence. antony blinken says he's trying to secure the release of hostages kidnapped by hamas. more than 100 israeli and foreign hostages have been kidnapped by the terrorist group and taken into the gaza . back here, judges in the gaza. back here, judges in england and wales are being told to postpone jail sentences for some offenders because prisons are too crowded. according to a report in the times , some could report in the times, some could include those found guilty of burglary and rape. the judicial office declined to comment on the report. it comes after the government said it plans to rent pnson government said it plans to rent prison spaces from foreign count

first, the headlines with rhiannon . with rhiannon. >> good afternoon.oom. the prime minister says he wants european leaders to unite and target people smugglers. rishi sunak singh granada for the european political community summit on the sidelines as he'll co—chair talks with the italian prime minister on the rising levels of illegal migration. the prime minister also spoke to ukraine's president vladimir zelenskyy, saying europe must face down threats from russia . rent prices threats from russia. rent prices for homes have increased to the highest level on record , the highest level on record, the average charge for a property excluding london, is now almost £1,300 a month. it's the fifth consecutive quarter that the record has been broken in the capital, average rents rose to more than £2,600 per month. the research by rightmove also shows demand is higher with properties receiving 25 inquiries compared to eight before the pandemic. property expert russell quirk says the rise was inevitable. supply wise, the amount of rental properties available has

i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with breaking news. hamas now claims that some of its hostages being held since last saturday's attack in israel have been killed during the ongoing israeli airstrikes in gaza. >> it claims foreigners are among the 13 hostages that were killed. also breaking overnight, israel has ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate northern gaza, saying a significant military operation is imminent. israel has been bombarding gaza overnight. >> here at home, vigils are being held to honor the people slaughtered during the hamas attack. this memorial was on the steps of the us capitol last night. as israel prepares to ramp up its military action this morning, what could be an unprecedented evacuation, israel is calling for 1.1 million people in northern gaza to leave their homes in the next 24 hours and move south for protection. israel saying hamas terrorists are hiding in tunnels under homes. a un spokesman responding saying the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without d

i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with the war in the middle east.sident biden will address the nation from the oval office tonight, just back from his visit to israel. >> he says he negotiated a deal that will deliver some aid to palestinian civilians in gaza. biden says he also urged israel not to be consumed by rage after the october 7th. hamas attack, warning israel not to make the same mistakes the us made after nine divided by 11. >> an israeli official reportedly told biden the effort to dismantle the hamas inside gaza could take years. in the meantime, the humans suffering and protests around the world are raising more concern this morning. president biden says israel and egypt have agreed to allow some humanitarian aid into gaza after blocking all supplies in response to the hamas attack on israel nearly two weeks ago. i got no pushback. >> virtually none, president biden says about 150 trucks loaded with water, food and other supplies are waiting on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing, but only about 20 will be allowed into gaza

i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm lionel moise in for andrew.begin this morning with two major labor disputes affecting two of the largest industries in the country, the health care industry and the auto industry. >> a major announcement is expected today in the auto workers strike. meanwhile there appears to be little progress in the health care workers strike at kaiser permanent. >> the union is now threatening a longer strike if no control deal is reached. this morning, the dispute fueling the biggest health care worker strike in us history shows no signs of easing . >> kaiser executives just aren't listening. >> more than 75,000 workers in eight states are picketing kaiser permanente, forcing the health care provider to limit elective and non-emergency procedures for patients working. >> you know, one respiratory therapist that should be doing the job of 2 or 3. >> the reason why our frontline health care providers are on strike is because the delays right now are to schedule appointments to schedule surgeries, are weeks, even months out, an

i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with new details about the talks underway to free more hostages being held by hamas in gaza. >> americans are among them. and the negotiations are being described as intense and they come as conditions grow even more desperate inside of gaza, where the world health organization says at least six hospitals have been forced to shut down because of a lack of fuel for power. israel says hamas has fuel stockpiles but refuses to distribute them. meanwhile the pentagon is releasing more information about the threat us troops are facing in the region. >> this morning, more american air power is arriving in the middle east, including f-16 from the new jersey air national guard. a group known as the jersey devils. >> it is our aim to avoid any regional expansion of israel's conflict with hamas. but we stand ready and prepared to protect and defend our partners and our interests and will act to do so. last week, the uss carney shot down missiles and drones over the red sea, launched by

, but i think rhiannon was correct to call it compit actually is, but i think rhiannon was correct tois, is1t i think what it actually is, is compulsory attendance . compulsory attendance. >> long as you turn up, >> so as long as you turn up, you can still. right. none of the paper, the above on your ballot paper, but draw a pretty picture. but you draw a pretty picture. >> do you agree with that? >> do you agree with that? >> very sceptical >> no, i'm really very sceptical about it because i think it's i don't think it's seeing people with a big stick, but it's forcing them to do something, taking money off them if they don't comply, that's a stick. well, it's more nuanced than that because people that because because people can turn and none of the turn up and write none of the above. but obviously i'm not really keen, . on forcing really that keen,. on forcing people unless it's people to do things unless it's to a harm to someone to prevent a harm to someone else. and not voting doesn't involve a harm for people. involve a harm for other people. so thing is it'll so the other thin

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with israel. apparently on the verge of launching a ground invasion of gaza with troops and tanks at the border. >> the humanitarian crisis for the 2 million people in gaza is worsened with no power, little food and water and hospitals in crisis. airstrikes have been relentless. israel claims that this attack took out a key leader of hamas, the terror group responsible for that barbaric attack on israeli border villages that triggered this new war. the combined death toll on both sides is now more than 4000 people, including 30 americans. >> there is new hope today for some people who are trapped in gaza. egypt has offered to briefly open a border crossing for people and supplies. >> but iran is now warning of a wider region. escalation of this conflict if israel enters gaza. this morning, the new war in the middle east on the verge of a major escalation, threatening to explode into a regional conflict with a ground invasion of gaza possible any moment. israel's prime minister speaking with his tr

rhiannon . thank you. rhiannon. thank you. >> markets just gone 130.tories from the newsroom. rishi sunak has welcome . rishi sunak has welcome. israel's decision to allow humanity korean aid into gaza from egypt, including £10 million worth from the uk ready to enter the prime minister held talks with his counterpart , talks with his counterpart, benjamin netanyahu and president herzog. netanyahu thanked rishi sunak for his visit, calling it a strong statement of support in a strong statement of support in a time of darkness , as mr sunak a time of darkness, as mr sunak will fly to saudi arabia later, where he'll meet the crown prince mohammed bin salman . he prince mohammed bin salman. he says talks today have been productive . productive. >> i've had good, productive conversations with both prime minister netanyahu and the israeli president, herzog . among israeli president, herzog. among other things, we discussed the importance of this conflict not escalating regionally and the importance of getting humanitarian aid into gaza to help people who ne

i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with a security scare at a popular amusement park. a heavily armed man found dead. police say he could have staged a devastating attack. >> they say in addition to guns, he was also carrying several explosives. this morning, police in colorado are investigating the mister serious case of a heavily armed man found dead at this amusement park. >> there is much more we do not know right now than we do know. >> a maintenance crew found the body of a 20 year old man inside the women's bathroom at glenwood caverns adventure park saturday. he had apparently entered the park before it opened. police say he was armed with an ar style rifle, a semiautomatic handgun and explosives wearing body armor and tactical clothing. police also say they found multiple improvised explosive devices in the man's vehicle. >> he was well intended to do something very heinous. again, why would you prep for that? and whatever he had intention. fortunately, he did not follow through with it. >> but invest

rhiannon lionel. >> andrea, thank you. a memorial service for longtime us senator dianne feinstein today will no longer be public. officials made the change citing security concerns. feinstein will be laid to rest today after lying in state at san francisco's city hall yesterday. she died friday at the age of 90. >> back in washington, new drama on capitol hill. a new push to punish the man who led the revolt against house speaker kevin mccarthy. this morning, moderate house republicans tell abc news they're pushing to expel florida congressman matt gaetz from the house gop conference and punish the other republicans who voted to remove kevin mccarthy as speaker. >> matt gaetz just got schooled by aoc and others. he was totally manipulated into doing this. i think there needs to be accountability. >> there needs to be consequences. his gates and seven others provided enough votes to force mccarthy out after the now former speaker worked with democrats to pass a short term spending deal last week, keeping the government ope

. >> and i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin with the mass shootings in maine at two locations, police overnight searching for a person of interest believed to be armed and dangerous. at least 20 people have been killed, dozens of people are injured. >> all of this unfolding in the small city of lewiston, maine, a college town. the first shooting scene, a children's event at a bowling alley. >> and in recent hours, police have revealed several new details about the person of interest in this case and his past. and this morning, a mass shooting tragedy unfolds in maine's second largest city. police in lewiston responding to shootings in at least two locations there are multiple scenes in the city to include multiple hospitals. >> a lot of witnesses were speaking with. >> police identified robert card as a person of interest. authorities say he has a history of military service and is a firearms instructor and was treated at a mental health facility over the summer after allegedly saying that he was hearing voices. >>

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with tensions spreading from the fighting in gaza in russia, anti-israel protesters stormed an airport tarmac in the russian republic of dagestan. hundreds surrounded a flight from tel aviv after it landed, forcing the facility to shut down the head of the muslim republic denounced the incident. >> the chaos came as israeli forces, backed by tanks, leveled air and artillery strikes at gaza as israel took aim at hamas. abc's justin finch joins us now from washington. good morning, justin, to you. >> andrew good morning. and israel now demanding russian officials take action after reports of an anti-semitic mob storming a russian airport targeting passengers arriving on a flight from tel aviv this morning. an apparent sign of present middle east tensions reverberating thousands of miles away. new video circulating online showing chaos at this airport in the predominantly muslim russian republic of dagestan. russian media reporting a mob of hundreds rushing that airport,

here's news now here's the news now with rhiannon . it's 1032. rhiannon.e gb newsroom. and yes, as andrew said there in that breaking news, an urgent meetings being held by cabinet ministers to sign off the axing of the northern leg of the hs2. gb news understand that the route between manchester and birmingham will be cancelled and £10 billion spent on 50 transport projects across the north of england. rishi sunak set to defend the move when he addresses his party's conference at lunchtime. the mayor of manchester, andy burnham, says the decision will leave people in the north as second class citizens defence minister grant shapps says the government is still committed to levelling up if he were to scrap and it's the second leg of hs2 we're talking about and take that money you can't really judge it without finding out where that money is going be because that going to be spent because that could have a fantastic could actually have a fantastic levelling up opportunity . levelling up opportunity. >> billions of pounds, tens of billions of pounds. >> billi

rhiannon jones. >> good morning. it's 1031. rhiannon jones. >> good morning. it's1031.m the gb newsroom. us president joe biden's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu , who he's on a netanyahu, who he's on a diplomatic mission to prevent an escalation in the region. he was due to visit jordan to meet leaders in the middle east, but that was cancelled amid outrage over the hundreds of deaths at a gazan hospital overnight . right gazan hospital overnight. right in a joint press conference, president biden supported israeli defence forces claims the rocket fired was not from israel and pledged again us support for israel . support for israel. >> minister, i'm very happy to be back in israel with you. thank you for having me. and i'm looking fonnard to having a thorough discussion about where everybody goes from here. but thank you and i want to say to the people of israel, there courage, their commitment, their bravery is stunning . it's really bravery is stunning. it's really stunning. i'm proud to be here. >> israeli defence forces say a failed islamic

first though, here's rhiannon jones with your . news rhiannon jones with your.ing. it's 10:01. >> good morning. it's10:01. your top stories from the gb newsroom. rishi sunak arrived in israel on a two day trip to the wider region amid growing concerns the conflict with hamas could escalate. the prime minister will hold talks with his israeli counterpart , his israeli counterpart, benjamin netanyahu, as well as president isaac herzog . he'll be president isaac herzog. he'll be travelling to a number of other regional capitals in a diplomatic bid to prevent the fighting from spiralling. he'll also press for the route into gaza to be open for the delivery of humanitarian aid, as well as the safe exit of those trapped in the territory to be here. >> it's an important time. it's important for me to be able to express my solidarity with the israeli people following what was a horrific terrorist attack . was a horrific terrorist attack. productive meetings ahead of us today. i'm looking fonnard to seeing the prime minister and president. of work seeing the prime minist

at home instead, it is brought to you by a member of the world news now family near and dear to rhiannon'sart. >> hi, everybody. this is roman. and this is roman. reports today i have a spooky idea for halloween shark quesadillas. do you guys want to make it with me? grab an adult. let's go. first you cut two tortillas in thirds. these are the tops and bottoms of your shark. next set three pieces to the side and use a small knife to cut teeth into the bigger end of the pieces. scary. you add two shredded cheese and place a half red throated pepper on the big park. then you place the tops over the bottoms, place the put together pieces into a medium warm skillet. finally, dip two cut black olives in sour cream and place on the top half. these are the shark eyes. mhm. this is roman. and this is roman. reports have an awesome safe halloween. or >> oh, the force is strong with that young padawan. >> listen, we're always looking for great ideas for food that they'll actually eat. and he came up with that one. so i hope you enjoyed it. that's my son, roman, of course. and as we leave, you have a

rhiannon . mark, thank you. rhiannon. mark, thank you. >> it's 132.from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has announced the scrapping of the birmingham to manchester leg of hs2 . speaking manchester leg of hs2. speaking after weeks of speculation , ian after weeks of speculation, ian rishi sunak told the conservative party conference in manchester that he's taken the decision. other leaders should have taken. we will reinvest every single . penny £36 billion every single. penny £36 billion in hundreds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands across the country . midlands across the country. >> this means £36 billion of investment in the projects that will make a real difference across our nation . across our nation. >> the countess of chester hospital is under investigation for corporate manslaughter. it follows lucy letby murder convictions for the former nurse jailed for life after killing seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the hospital's neonatal unit. cheshire constabulary confirmed it's focusing on the indictment

rhiannon andrew, andrea, thank you. >> sad note from the world of music.nding member of the isley brothers has died. >> you know, you make me wanna kick my heels up and down and do my hand up and down through my hands again. >> oh, come on now. don't forget to say you will. don't forget to say yeah. yay! yay! >> rudolph isley co-wrote the group's 1959 breakthrough hit shout. the brothers put 16 albums in the top 40 charts during their long career together. his brother says rudolph died in his sleep on wednesday at his home in chicago. rudolph isley was 84 years old, a legend for sure. >> coming up, the ring of fire in the sky, the solar eclipse that much of the western us will be able to see this weekend. >> plus, how some of the superstitious among us are using ink to mitigate any bad luck. on friday the 13th. you're watching world news now. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan, with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 million was set as

rhiannon andrew, andrea, thank you. >> one sports item the astros are right back in the american leagueionship series. they went out to an early lead against the rangers last night. remember, they were trailing the series two zero at this point. but in this game never trailed, the defending champs pounded out 12 hits on the way to an 8 to 5 critical win. it was the first defeat of the postseason for the rangers, who still now lead the series two games to one. game four to decide who goes to the world series as well and the series. but game four is tonight. >> coming up, more drones set to bring products right to your home. >> and later, scaring up some laughs. the roomba ghost. 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, tha

rhiannon andrew andrea, thank you. >> news from the baseball playoffs. the american league championship series will be in all texas affair. that's because the astros eliminated the minnesota twins last night with a 3 to 2 victory. houston is heading to its seventh straight alcs, where they will meet cross-state rivals the texas rangers. the teams finish the regular season with the exact same record. game one is sunny, their seventh straight. >> well, you know, there were a lot of there's a lot of this going on early on in texas. congrats to the state of texas. coming up next. taylor swift. it's the red carpet, but it wasn't just tay-tay. she had a superstar friend with her. >> and how this teen just broke a world record with a rubik's cube. you're watching world news now. >> if you have mesothelioma, there is $30 billion set aside for victims and their families. as america's largest wrist injury law firm. morgan and morgan has recovered over $15 billion for injury victims and their families. morgan and morgan has a reputation for protecting and fighting

let me tell you something, rhiannon. i agree with you. dogs are much cuddlier than cats.ause this is what my cat does. if i ever try to wake her up from her nap or is that your cat? yes. this is what she does for about 95% of her life. and how dare you hold any of that from her when she spends the rest of the day just sleeping anyway, pepper, i love you. if you're watching. >> those swipes hurt. is it me? oh story me. oh sorry. >> i'm just. >> are we done? are we done for today? >> probably not. okay, let's keep it going. >> one more story. >> who knows? it'll do. >> and finally, to a dog across the pond channeling the hulk. >> this happened in nottingham, england, the same town where that skydiver last week made that perfect landing on the inflatable unicorn. remember okay. so this video was posted by luis ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, film and broadway star, leslie odom jr.! plus, tips for staying healthy while traveling as we continue our "pack your bags week." also, a performance from drew holcomb & the neighbors. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪

andrew rhiannon andrea, thanks. >> new york congressman jamaal bowman is set to plead guilty to a misdemeanor honor for pulling a fire alarm in the capitol building. the incident happened last month as the house was preparing to vote on a spending measure to prevent a government shutdown. the democrats said he did it by mistake. he scheduled to be arraigned today. bowman has agreed to pay a fine. a georgia woman will receive $3 million after being burned by coffee at dunkin donuts, a settlement in her lawsuit was announced wednesday. >> the drink spilled on the 70 year old while she was in a drive through outside atlanta. two years ago. she suffered injuries to her lower body and spent weeks in a burn unit. her attorneys say the lid was not properly, properly secured. >> turning now to a growing dispute in an interesting dispute in a town in new zealand over celine dion, residents of the city of porirua are petitioning to stop so-called sound battles. >> at 2 a.m, which is drivers meeting up to blast hits by celine dion. they say they're doing this as a way to express themselves. we could use

rhiannon andrew andrea, thank you. >> okay, kids in california will soon have to put their devices downick up their pens and pencils because governor gavin gavin newsom has signed a bill that will require cursive writing instruction in first through sixth grade. experts say cursive writing activates different parts of your brain that do not get activated when you when you print block letters or when you type things out. i personally love this. we were just discussing whether you think it's necessary. i love it. my kids school does it, but it's more just kind of whenever they have time, they do it. it seems more artistic now that actual practicality, except you got to sign your name now. >> we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist first, or learning about the newest treatments available? >> we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400. i've got a box

are you team rhiannon or team andrew? because i am not feeling candy corn. >> here's the thing. i like a couple every fall so i can be like, oh, my childhood i ate this. but then after like three, i'm like, this is a plastic traffic cone. i'm eating a traffic cone. it's so synthetic. andrew can you relate more than two without being like, i don't eat a ton. >> i just love them. but yes, i definitely eat more than two. do you know why they're candy corn? i don't know if this is true or not, but somebody figured out that if you stack them up with all the points they make a little looks like corn, like a corn on the cob. >> yeah, it does. and i saw on instagram someone said, i think this actually is wax, that someone accidentally ate. and then turned into candy. and i kind of agree with that delicious wax. >> that's what you're saying, right now about delicious. >> thanks, danny. coming up, the bears stuck in a minivan. >> plus the dentist's therapy dog helping patients deal with their anxiety. but first, the pilot accused of trying to crash a plane appears in court. >> what he he

. with rhiannon. >> pip. stories from the newsroom . at stories from the newsroom. at least seven british nationals have been killed and nine are missing since hamas attack on israel. a spokesperson for the prime minister has now confirmed earlier the gaza and israel crisis ipsis dominated pmqs both rishi sunak and keir starmer struck a similar tone , struck a similar tone, condemning the actions of hamas whilst reaffirming israel's right to defend itself. in this , right to defend itself. in this, they stood united with the casualty in gaza, mounting both leaders expressed their sympathies with the palestinian people , in particular following people, in particular following the overnight blasts at the al al—arabi hospital, which killed 500 people. all their fear that there is no place of safety is a profound international law must be upheld . be upheld. >> and that means hospitals and civilian lives must be protected . and last night the foreign secretary said the uk will work with our allies to find out wha

first, though, here is your very latest news with rhiannon jones . news with rhiannon jones. >> bethhank you. good morning. it's 932. your top stories from the newsroom . the us secretary the newsroom. the us secretary of state has arrived in israel to try and secure the release of more than 100 people being held hostage by hamas in gaza . antony hostage by hamas in gaza. antony blinken is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanya , yahoo and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. he'll also hold discussions with us allies in the region to try and prevent a wider war. anthony blinken says israel will get everything it needs to defend itself if the united states has israel's back. >> we have the back of the israeli people. we have their back today. we'll have it tomorrow. we will have it every day. we stand resolutely against terrorism. we seen the almost undescribable acts committed by hamas against israeli men , women hamas against israeli men, women and children every day we're learning more. and children every day we're learning more . and it is simply learning more.

here's abc's rhiannon ally with details.t an international airport in dagestan, a majority muslim republic inside russia. >> video circulating online purportedly shows protesters storming the terminal in tarmac as the flight arrived from tel aviv. shouting anti-semitic slogans preventing passengers from getting off the plane. this comes as israel's war against hamas enters what prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling a new stage. israeli tanks crossing the border into gaza. the idf says it's expanding its ground operations, pushing deeper into the gaza strip with an increasing number of military vehicles seen in the southern israeli border town of sderot sunday evening. abc's matt rivers was near the gaza border as shell after shell was fired from israel. >> so that is the sound of an escalation in this conflict. we're about a half mile or so from the gaza border. and we've been hearing constant outgoing artillery fire, jets flying overhead, striking targets inside of gaza. >> the israeli military says it killed dozens

here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally in this morning's gma first look. >> the biggest bombshell isom britney spears new memoir. >> there's a lot that people don't know. >> details from the 275 page book leaking the new york times publishing excerpts from a copy obtained from a retail store. the tell all. looking back at her struggle with fame and her recently ended conservatorship that 13 year period, a big chunk of the new book, the conservatorship, putting her dad, jamie, at the helm of major financial and personal decisions. so spears writing migraines are just one part of the physical and emotional damage i have now that i'm out of the conservatorship, i don't think my family understands the real damage that they did. abc news reached out to jamie spears , who had no comment and will have more revelations from the book coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma. first look, i'm rhiannon ally abc news new york. >> well, apparently uber eats customers are not shying away from making special requests. the fifth annual uber eats cravings trends report is out out and it ranks the most popula

i don't like talking about it, but i know it's going to help people to talk about. >> rhiannon ally,ew york. >> american gymnast mary lou retton has made her first public comments since being hospitalized with pneumonia. the olympic medal winner said on instagram that she was overwhelmed with all the love and support she's received. she's added that she is staying positive through a long and slow recovery process. retton has been credited for bringing gymnastics into the mainstream after her gold medal performance at the 1984 games in l.a. >> all right. nickelodeon fans, listen up, because paramount plus just released the trailer for good burger to. >> welcome to good burger, home of the good burger. >> can i take your order? >> they had to have that line. they had to. kenan thompson and kel mitchell are reuniting as characters dexter and ed in the sequel to the 1997 comedy the main plot. dexter and ed get replaced at good burger by robots that look and talk like them. the movie debuts november 22nd and i will be there. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i remember this one in the theaters bac

andrew rhiannon derek, thank you . >> now the investigation into the sudden death of matthew perry, the friend star of course, known for his perfectly timed quips as chandler bing died saturday at his southern california home. >> word of perry's passing at the age of 54, really stunning the world, including his millions of fans. >> a memorial popped up in manhattan as people left flowers and cards outside the apartment building shown on friends. abc's kayna whitworth has more. >> authorities investigating the shocking death of friends star matthew perry after police say they found him dead in a hot tub at his los angeles home. emergency personnel responding just after 4 p.m. saturday, finding the 54 year old unresponsive celebrity news outlet. tmz reporting that perry had just returned from playing pickleball for two hours at a nearby club and that witnesses say he was in good spirits during the game just last week, perry posting what turned out to be his final image on instagram, showing himself sitting in a hot tub. >> i'm not great at the advice is can i interest you in a sarcastic c

rhiannon in the win pulled off the w that's right. >> lots of excitement for the game and another reason at metlife last night you probably didn't know this. >> now we're breaking news here on the skinny desk. not all of the hoopla was just on the field. sunday night means only one thing in america for sunday night football. apparently not football. she's here. >> taylor is in the house. taylor swift's in the building. >> come on, swifty. >> you got to love it. taylor swift. >> of course, millions tuning in to catch a glimpse of the megastar. oh, and maybe some of the game, too. welcome to new york. >> maybe it's been waiting for you. >> nbc sports anticipating a swifty heavy audience dropping this promo ahead of the chiefs jets game. and before kickoff, carson daly prepping swift nation with this primer chock full of taylor references to the new york jets. >> they've been left with a blank space after losing their star quarterback tonight. sure, they're going to try and shake it off. but against the defending super bowl champs, it's probably not likely to happen. >> maybe only in their

first, look, i'm rhiannon ally abc news new york. >> 548 and we'll take you to our sutro tower camerado have mainly clear skies this morning. that will change as the day goes on. clouds will thicken as a cold front gets closer. a little cooler today compared to yesterday. late tonight and even early tomorrow morning will likely find an isolated shower in the north bay. but sunday certainly brighter and warmer. but that cold front is going to give us a lot of cloud cover early tomorrow morning. and that's when the solar eclipse is occurring around here. saturday morning. so the eclipse begins at 805, a m tomorrow. it will maximize at about 920. that's when about 77% of the sun will be obscured by the moon. but again, we'll be fighting a lot of that cloud cover tomorrow. i think the south bay has the best chance of finding the best visibility, but nonetheless, that eclipse will end right around 1042 later on tomorrow morning. so check it out. see if you can see part of it tomorrow morning. but you'll notice on future weather, we'll have sun and clouds today. overnight, there's a chance

with your gma first look, i'm rhiannon ally abc news, new york .ler seven along with satellite. >> we keep talking about this big ridge. it is the reason why we are going to stay hot today and tomorrow. heat advisories are in effect for the bay shoreline. the santa cruz mountains until tomorrow night. some areas in the santa cruz mountains could hit 100 degrees. now for the bay shoreline in these cities are not the hottest cities we have all day today. but this area is going to see some of the warmest temperatures they've seen in about a year. that's why we have the heat advisory, because our bodies are not used to this type of heat. but october is known for its warmth. so from the city to oakland to the south bay, we will have that heat advisory in effect around the bay shoreline. here's a look at how the day shapes up. it is not going, but sunshine. a marine layer is still absent. everybody is in the 80s. by lunchtime am and then it's just a hot afternoon. it's hot along the coast and it's hot everywhere else. most of us going to the 90s from oak

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i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. >> we begin with israel at war and growing concern for more than 100 hostages being held by hamas militants. >> israel has called up hundreds of thousands of military reservists, vowing to be at war for as long as it takes. the israeli government has ordered a siege of gaza, bombarding hamas military sites, reportedly hitting more than 1000 targets. it said today that gaza's parliament would be a legitimate target. >> at least 900 israelis have been killed since the surprise attack by hamas over the weekend. nearly 700 palestinians have died. that number does not include about 1500 bodies of a hamas militants reportedly found inside israel. >> and now the conflict appears on the verge of entering a new phase this morning. an israeli ground invasion of gaza appears imminent as the new war in the middle east rages for a fourth day there gearing up and they are preparing to execute their missions. israel now calling up a record 300,000 military reservists to respond to saturday's surprise attack by hamas. a spokesperson for israeli forces tells abc's matt

i'm rhiannon ally abc news, new york . been nearly a year since five people were killed in a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. >> now the lgbtq q nightclub says it plans to reopen by the end of the year. they are going to go to a new location in the city. the new venue will be managed and operated by survivors. the night of the shooting. michael anderson was tending bar. now he's the vice president of operations for what will be known as the q by club q, located inside the satellite hotel. it's about four miles away. anderson says he wants the local lgbtq community to have space again after it was taken away by the shooter. >> i freaking love the view of the mountains right there. i that is like seals the deal for me right there. during the shooting, i got trapped inside the building and that is one of the worst feelings you could ever feel here in a new space. and we can create new memories with all, new everything. and you know, we don't want people to be triggered going into a space that they should feel rela

i'm andrew dymburt and i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. >> and we begin with the new war in the middle east. a surprise attack described as israel's 911. at least 700 people have been killed in israel and palestinian officials report more than 400 dead as israel retaliates. >> israeli defense forces launching new attacks across the gaza strip overnight, targeting hamas amid claims that the militant group is holding more than 100 israeli hostages. >> as this is the first time in 50 years that such a large scale attack has caught israel by surprise. to understand the scope of the casualties, if you adjust this for population, this would be equivalent to more than 20,000 deaths in the united states. >> israel's prime minister is warning of a long and difficult war ahead. ove forces hit more targets in gaza, destroying several sites described as operational headquarters for hamas. two days after the militant group launched an unprecedented attack on israel. at least four americans are among the hundreds dead in israel. and sources say the biden administration is investigating unconfirmed r