whit? >> whit: big changes on the way. rob, thank you. >>> next, the urgent manhunt in vermont after a woman found on a popular trail. gunshots reported in area yesterday. a possible suspect spotted on that trail. now police are urging people to be vigilant, warning the suspect could be armed and dangerous. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search now underway for a suspect police say is armed and dangerous after a woman's body was discovered on a rail trail in castleton, vermont, yesterday afternoon. >> there was a female laying on the ground. she's in bad shape. >> reporter: police are not disclosing the cause of death, but say gunshots were reported in the area where the victim was found. >> the male suspect was described to us as somebody in their possibly late 20s. short, dark hair. >> whit: the vermont state university campus, which was >> it's a small town, so it's a bit alarming and you never really expect it out here. >> please be vigilant. be safe, lock your doors, lock your cars. if you're

whit? >> whit: thank you so much.redible loss this morning. >>> we do move on now to other news today and the war in the middle east as israel launches a second stage of its offensive against hamas in gaza. for the latest overnight, let's go to abc's matt rivers near the gaza border. matt, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. we're less than a half mile from the border with gaza just there behind me, and in the time that we've been out here, we've heard consistent outgoing artillery fire from the israeli side. we've heard jets flying overhead striking targets there in gaza. just behind me. all of this as israeli defense forces have sent more troops into gaza overnight, joining those already there. a new phase in this war has begun. this morning, israel saying it has begun a decisive new phase in its war with hamas, striking 450 targets in the last day alone. israel releasing these videos, some of which they say show what they call an expansion of ground activities inside gaza. israeli prime minister be

whit? >> whit: stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> turning to the chilling new video of a deadly mass shoot at a popular bar in orange county, california. a police sargent opening fire targeting his estranged wife. a surveillance camera capturing the moment shots rang out in the parking lot. people seen scattering. the gunman rushes into the scene. newly released body camera images show the gun battle when deputies arrived. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic new body camera video showing a deadly shootout between deputies and a retired police officer at a popular bar in southern california. >> shots fired. i got it. 457, shots fired. >> reporter: deputies racing to the cook's corner bar in orange county on august 23rd around 7:00 p.m. after repeated calls of an active shooter. >> there's more gunshots happening right now. you need to get somebody over there immediately. >> reporter: tonight, new surveillance video showing the suspect john snowling, a retired ventura police s

whit. >> whit: an awful story. morgan, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. a police chief's son now wanted for shooting two officers. >>> plus, a former major league pitcher under arrest for murder. >>> and big concerns for commuters after a landslide halted train service outside new york city. (vo) no matter what type of severe asthma you have tezspire can help you have fewer attacks and relieve your asthma symptoms. tezspire is an add on treatment for people 12 and over. it is not a rescue medication. don't take tezspire if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions may occur and can be serious. rash or eye allergy can happen. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. sore throat, joint, and back pain may occur. avoid live vaccines. no matter who you are, ask your asthma specialist about tezspire today just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh.

>> whit: flight time. this weekend could be your last chance to snag a holiday airfare deal and the price you will pay if you delay. >> three, two, one, engine ignition and liftoff. >> gio: out of this world, nasa lifting off on a mission to investigate an unusual asteroid. could it hold the answers to the origins of our own planet? plus, the new findings exciting scientists about another asteroid. >> janai: and "college gameday." the incredible upset overnight. the shocking comeback for stanford, plus the big matchup ahead. undefeated teams looking to keep their winning record, plus -- >> welcome to the "eras" tour. johnny wilson winning the weekend. taylor swift's movie opening in theaters nationwide. fans like will ganss. ♪ because he loves me ♪ >> janai: more than ready for it. >> gio: and we do say, good morning, america. it is so good to be here with you all on a saturday morning. everyone, of course, is waiting this morning for israel's next move. a possible invasion of gaza just one week after the

whit? >> whit: all right. somara, we'll check back in with you in a bit. >>> we move now to the crisis at the u.s. southern border. president biden defending his administration's announcement that it would clear the way for an additional 20 miles of wall to be built along the border as asylum seekers share stories of their desperate journeys. abc's zohreen shah has more from san diego. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: whit, i spent some time with those volunteers helping migrants yesterday, and they say at every election there are promises made, and the government spends more time focusing on harsher immigration policy they believe than they do humanity. but at the same time they tell us every day they're filling more and more buses with migrants, and they expect the numbers to grow. this morning, mexican officials reviewing this video showing hundreds of migrants trying to enter the u.s. customs and border protection telling abc news they turned themselves in. the video coming the same week the president b

whit?whit: just heart-wrenching stories. britt clennett, thank you so much. let's bring in maryalice parks who is joining us now in the studio. good morning, maryalice. it's great to have you. so, what more are you learning about the release of these hostages, and what do we know about what hamas may have gotten in return? >> yeah, whit, that is the key question, and we just don't know yet. some speculation that this could have been related to those trucks with basic need being able to get across the border. others wondering if this was a move by hamas to try to delay any possible israeli ground invasion because, of course, that's the risk, right, that any ground invasion could put the lives of hostages, other hostages, at risk here. you know, last night when the president was boarding air force one, one of our reporters shouted -- asked if israel should delay a ground invasion to try to let the u.s. get more hostages out. he seemed to say yes, but the white house are disputing whether he c

whit? >> whit: truly disturbing cases, alex. you. >>> turning to the drama on capitol hill, house republicans are expected to hold a candidate forum tomorrow as a number of new names are now in the mix to be the next speaker of the house. abc's ann wynn is joining us from capitol hill. good morning. what's next here? >> reporter: good morning, whit. a free-for-all race for speaker is heating up right now, a much larger group of house republicans just announcing they're interested in the top job after jim jordan was forced out of the race by his gop colleagues who voted against his bid for speaker on friday. that secret ballot was after his third failed attempt to get elected. at least seven republicans are vying for the position, including kevin hearn, mike johnson, and house majority whip tom emmer. emmer is seen as the front-runner, but he's disliked by donald trump's conservative allies. he is one of 64 house republicans who voted to uphold biden's electoral votes in 2021 despite having former kevin mccarthy's support, it's n

whit? >> whit: maryalice, thank you.u noted, fears of a wider war are growing following the israeli action overnight. abc's marcus moore is in beirut, lebanon, this morning. and, marcus, you're monitoring reaction in the region. >> reporter: that's right, whit. the israeli defense force says that it is targeting hezbollah military facilities here in lebanon in response to rockets it says hezbollah tried to fire into israel. now, israeli officials say those rockets fell in syria, but it's the latest outbreak of violence here in this part of the region as this war intensifies and skirmishes unfold along lebanon's southern border with israel. also overnight, the u.s. state department urging americans here in the country to leave while commercial flights are still available saying that the security situation here remains unstable. we have seen the fighting that's happening in the southern part of the country. but in addition to that, we've also witnessed massive and large demonstrations happening in cities across the globe a

whit johnson here in lewiston, maine here with us tonight. thank you. we are also learning more about the suspect tonight and the time he spent at that mental health facility for two weeks just this past summer. tonight the warning signs. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. pierre, what more have you learned about the suspect and his time at that mental health facility? >> reporter: david, this past summer military officials at camp smith just north of new york city became increasingly concerned about the mental health of army reservist robert card. in july he was acting quote erratically. a source telling abc news he was threatening other soldiers with violence. a law enforcement bulletin described to abc news portrays card as hearing voices and talking about going to, quote, shoot up a military site in sacco, maine. he was ordered to go to the keller army community hospital near west point where he stayed for two weeks. tonight the critical question, how did someone in such a mental health crisis maintain access to i ahig

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whit, thank you very much.rn to supreme court justice clarence thomas coming under new scrutiny over ethics and financial matters. the new report from senate democrats raises questions about a $250,000 loan from a wealthy friend. terry moran has the details. >> reporter: justice clarence thomas has faced a series of questions about his personal ethics in recent months over wealthy donors, including accepting gifts of luxury travel and a significant real estate purchase. but this morning he may face tax questions, too. it all centers on his beloved rv. supreme court justice clarence thomas has been an rv evangelist for decade, traveling the country in a 40 foot luxury motor coach he purchased in 1999 after borrowing more than $250,000 from a wealthy friend. >> this whole motor home thing started because someone said it would be a good idea. >> reporter: but a new report from democrats on the senate finance committee alleges thomas' friend foregave a substantial amount of that massive loan. nine years later his f

whit was shown how it's done. >> you look scared, whit. >> i am. that's very believable. >> the red flags and the one thing families should do to help protect themselves. >>> netflix? overnight the streaming giant hiking prices. is the crackdown on pass word sharing paying off, and could your favorite service follow suit? >>> thrilling repeat. >> an unforgettable finish! >> for the first time in 21 years, back to back titles for a wnba team. the las vegas aces celebrating overnight. >> we cried together, prayed together and now we popping champagne together! >> the powerhouse. the ace final mvp asia wilson got it done. >> good morning america. robin, michael, george. >> she is partying and she is saying -- >> we are feeling good. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael is coaching. saying what should have been done. good morning america. back to back titles for asia wilson and the aces. it's safe to say it was a good night for the team. they sent out this tweet. we wanted to have them live but they are heading b

whit johnson and trevor ault in maine tonight. >>> in new york city, the judge now ordering former president trump's daughter ivanka to testify in the civil fraud case. why she argued she shouldn't have to. >>> the remarkable rescue tonight off the u.s. coast. the man surviving 13 days adrift and alone on a life raft. he was emotional as rescuers pulled him to safety. the storms this weekend, snow and flood threats and the record heat in the northeast. >>> and march of the penguin. the endangered baby penguin here in the u.s. tonight, the team on the once-in-a-decade moment. >> david: good evening. we are just back from maine. that urgent manhunt after that mass shooting. a news conference held there just moments ago. today there were divers in the water and the note that's now been found and what they learned from the note in just a moment. but we are going to begin tonight here with the breaking news coming in from israel. the operation unfolding right now. the israeli military revealing their ground forces have expanded their operations, explosions in gaza illuminating the night sky as se

juju. >> okay, whit, whit johnson, thank you. we turn to washington.ack congressional staffer in history who died at the age of 92. bowman, the son of share croppers, worked on capitol hill for more than 6 o years, rising from the janitorial staff to become a clerk on the powerful senate foreign relations committee. politicians on both sides of the aisle honored bowman, who once said he was living the american dream. what a remarkable life. >> amazing, amazing man. >> i love that you interacted with him, george. we have more coming up on gma morning menu. why some teens prefer having their parents track them on their phones. how to strike the right balance to give them independence. >>> lori b is here with the right stuff for halloween that you can still get in time for the witching hour. >>> and we thought lara was with kevin o'leary. >> i'm not, unfortunately. he couldn't be here. instead we have mr. wonderful's alter ego. wonderful. count vunderful. he's going to tell us about tonight's very creepy shark tank special. and take a look. the witches fr

here's whit-johnson. >> reporter: tonight, lewiston, maine overwhelmed with grief as we learn the names of all of those killed in the massacre. the youngest victim, aaron young, was just 14, killed along with his father bill in the bowling alley. his step-sister remembering that precious life taken far too soon. >> aaron loved to bowl and it was something they did fairly regularly and it just happened to be something they did that night. >> reporter: and tonight, we're learning more about the heroes in their final moments. the family of michael deslauriers says he was shot while rushing the shooter. joe walker's wife telling wcvb she wasn't surprised to hear her husband, the bar manager, grabbed a knife in a desperate attempt to save others. >> he just we want out the back door and he didn't. he grabbed the knife and decided to go after him. ethat always put himself first before anybody else. he would do anything for anybody. that was him. >> reporter: so many of the victims leaving young children behind. arthur strout was a father of five. >> people loved him. they just loved him. >> r

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he's a journalist at the comp of whits in jerusalem with more swells. it can be called the unity governments because it does unite parties from different parts of the political spectrum that wouldn't have never united before and are only doing so because of the emergency. israel is going through right now. it's difficult to anticipate what decisions exactly will this government take, but the significance of this government is the fact that up until now, 5 days into the war is real, security cabinet was completely non function in a thirty's and as well, we're not giving a, we're the response to the civilians and to the military. and finally, it seems like people who actually have experience in security to former chief of staff are joining the government. and this is an important point up until now the majority of israel security cabinet was built for people who did not even serve in the is really military, including the minister of national security, who was one of the party who delayed this unity government. so the expectancy for these, from the citizen

envy the slovak people, who elected a prime minister, who sat in the prime minister’s chair and not a whit moved from his election program, what i mean is that zelensky came to the elections with completely different slogans, and he didn’t sit down in the office and start declaring and implementing what he was going for it with to the voter, you know, actually we are talking about betrayal, so envy that the slovaks have a president who fulfills, a prime minister who consistently fulfills his promises made during the election campaign, here... at the front, there is no rotation, no one is more faithful 18 months ukrainian soldiers on dismisses, does not change, and so on, their possibilities are also not limitless, as a legislator, a statesman, if ukrainian , why in russia tyranny the borders are open, in ukrainian democracy the borders, i’m just, i ’m just about this, i’m just about this , i'm just to this i have a separate point, just on this topic, which means that mobilization is extremely difficult, already sophisticated methods, i don’t know what they are coming up with, the clubs the

whit is here with that. good morning, whit. >> robin, good morning.on the mend, thanks to his doctors, his family support and especially their quick thinking rescue pup who knew something was wrong and rushed for help. >> he wouldn't let up. he kept really jumping with both paws on me, making sure that i was up. >> reporter: it was that unusual 5 a.m. wakeup call from her dog that amanda tanner said turned out to be life saving. >> i thought, you know, he's waking me up 5 a.m. in the morning, not good timing, but he just needed to go outside to use the rest room. >> reporter: the family's adopted border collie refused to go outside instead leading amanda's husband down to her 17-year-old son gabriel's room. >> i was on my way to go back to my room. i just felt like everything was around me like moving around me. >> reporter: they didn't know at the time but gabriel was experiencing a stroke. his speech was slurred. he had lost feeling to the right side of his body. within hours he went from taking senior pictures earlier in the day to becoming almost

. >> well, that's all >> whit: tonight, the middle east on edge.ng risk of a war expanding beyond gaza, as israel strikes on multiple fronts, and the u.s. sends more firepower to the region. israel intensifying its bombardment in gaza and expanding its attacks on what it calls terrorist target

known for his charm and whit as chandler on friends, what's being revealed uthis final hours. the haunting image he posted days before his death, the tributes now pouring in. the actor recently opening up about his decades long struggle with addiction, telling our diane sawyer about going to open houses to steal prescription drugs from strangers' medicine cabinets, and matthew perry in his own words. how he wanted to be remembered. kayna whitworth in los angeles with late reporting. >>> the other major headline overseas. protesters in russia surround a flight from tel aviv, shouting anti-semitic slogans. it ams as israel is expanding ground images in gaza. gaza now on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. hundreds storming u.n. warehouses in desperate need of basic supplies. matt rivers standing by in israel. >>> here at home, new reporting on the suspected gunman who went on that massacre in maine. were there missed warning signs? abc news is now learning he tried to buy a gun silencer months prior. >>> the horror on the ice. what a hockey team is calling a freak accident

. >> whit: tonight breaking news as we come on the air.their hostages, a 21-year-old, a young woman and her plea. the family giving permission for the world to see and what she

. >> whit: tonight breaking news as we come on the air. tonight here hamas now releasing a video, appearing to show one of their hostages, a 21-year-old, a young woman and her plea. the family giving permission for the world to see and what she asks for. israeli tanks and troops readying for an assault on hamas. israeli leaders say they want to destroy the terrorist group responsible for the deaths of more than 1,400 israelis. on the video she asks, i just hope you bring me home to my friends and family. and inside gaza, the humanitarian crisis growing. matt gutman on the ground for us. 2,000 american troops are told to be ready to go to the region. president biden's message to israel as he weighs a trip to meet leaders face to face. martha raddatz with the latest. the message the administration is trying to send to israel. martha is live in tel-aviv. the race to evacuate americans and the first ship leaving from a northern israeli port city, and americaning inside gaza, how do they get out. the horrifying case here at home. a 71-year-old

and instead of being whit whitewashers for hamas, they need to be clear on what is happening. they put out the announcement. within a few minutes, they erased it. it's because hamas intimidated them. >> the only other we saw was no looting had taken place in any of its warehouses in the gaza strip. >> they tweeted it out. before they put out any serious announcement, it goes through approvals. and i can't imagine it was some intern that tweeted out that hamas had come into one of the compounds and had taken fuel and medical supplies. i'm not a spokesperson but they should be demanding that hamas give them fuel to continue the humanitarian operations. the same people that hamas are supposed to be protecting but aren't. >> peter lerner, we appreciate your time. thanks very much. >>> israel is doubling down in its criticism of the u.n. secretary-general. officials are calling for gutierrez's resignation. he called the attacks appalling. adding they followed years of occupation from the palestinians. the general sought to set the record straight. >> i am shocked by the misrepresen

but the lease is too hot. 2 to these keep leaving this tooth news in the wrong tuesdays, whitting files that killed more than a 100 people to get a said i hadn't good as saying we inherited from our ancestors goes, we will happily gathered until the storm dispersed. thus, now we say we weren't happy together until the fire destroyed us. i'm speechless. this is the 1st sunday since before you may receive those who died recovery for the injured and patients for the victims, families lose out of the failures of the people who gathered here at the icons imagined there be any more so to patients and how many of to what happened, but the pre, not only for the victims and their families, but also for the seemingly everlasting pain to be in the via to it. and for those on accounted for to be found. this because of school, many people including children as and good and shocked many here to see does a loan forgiveness for every one to and the out the and their minds a what we've asked the almighty to bestow his grace and patience on us. so we pray that we can live in peace and stability. i mean t

you know what for to injecting that believe me, it's whit calling for the regional and international community to take a stand. i met this grave escalation which undermines peace and security not only in the region, but in the whole world. we call for an immediate end to this war that has gone beyond all limitless n e w as well. washington has actually used a ronald actively facilitating attacks on us forces in the middle east, as well as supporting ha, so has been around it's foreign minister says the white house is being hypocritical . because today the region is a powder keg. us security establishment is directing the war, unoccupied palestine design. this regime is suffering and tunnel collapse. i told to rush in 5 minutes to lab ross, and we have consulting with china as well. that a resolution against the interests the palestinians will not be adopted at the un security council house. the resistance groups say they're ready for long military conflict by state as royal target civilians including women and children. the us to send messages to live in on says blah, asking not to o

down, they were forced to sign a deal and sign a spending bill with no new money for ukraine, tyler whit. earlier we spoke to a former senior security policy analyst at dependent on michael maloof. he highlighted the political rivalry between the democrats and the republicans suggesting the cross out feud is set to continue. there was so much opposition among republicans and there was such a desperation to get a bill for it for mccarthy, particularly to get that bill passed by the house. that even the democrats decided, well, we can always be returned to the ukraine re refunding and a issue and debate that at another time they were under extreme tension to pass a we can a continuing at least something that we continued keeping the government open. you have a republican lead house now and you before, when he was here addressing congress waiving the ukrainian flag on the, on the floor of the house of representatives before joining session, which people were just outraged by that. only the american flag should be in that chamber and that, but that was under democrats. now we're seeing an en

what for to injecting it, believe me, it's whit calling for the regional and international community to take a stand. i met this grave escalation, which undermines peace and security not only in the region, but in the whole world. we call for an immediate end to this war that has gone beyond all limitless, hostile ahead. here on al jazeera, to prologic fault lines expire as the united nations, as a renewed resolution is presented by the united states, the hello, we have the more heavy rain in the full cost full central pots of vietnam. i'm afraid you may recall last week we were talking about over me through of right in the 9 and central vietnam. the scene of the 175 millimeters right. in the past 24 hours on going flooding concerns here. then multi stream on the say will continue to push further. it'd be down, pulls in across the good parts of indo china. hopefully not quite is where we go one through west the state, but the right still the never the less what the weather will make his way down towards cambodia. 3 tie that usual shout. was there been to the philippines increasingly

you in facilities, university schools, and whitting holes all ad capacity. the smaller we came from goes to city, they told us to come to the so, so we came to the south, we found that the strikes intensified in the south. we stayed in a house on, in front of us. there was a striking and behind us there was a striking, there's no safety, there's no safety in gaza. you have to be ready to die and just stay in your house . it's the palace sending and journalist honey. i've a shave of reports from the ralph of crossing. so the, the gate, as you see from the camera, where i'm standing, does it, the palestinian, get and do all the way through the diction good. we're talking about it, like 2 or 3 kilometers maximum. that's the area where passengers in normal days would move to go to the injection site. so right at the junction side we have those 20 trucks are they are stopped waiting for the is really approval to get in. now i, as far as we know, the united nations is the, the official, the official body that is going to be responsible for the distribution of thes

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and then tie a population to the new, not the you know, look for to injecting that, believe me, it's whit calling for the regional and international community to take a stand i met this grave escalation which undermines peace and security not only in the region, but in the whole world. we call for an immediate end to this war that has gone beyond all limits and e w. at a more while we can now spent tal corresponding in the outside who is inside the gaza strip. not euro currently outside gauze as largest hospital. and today is now . we've been seeing video images of how over run it's been with patients. how hasn't held up with these latest bombardments? well, the hospitality still actually witnessing more people natalia coming here to shelter with the intensifying of more from boardman in the north and of gaza. strip that name because the city as these bombardments intensify through the night and the, the early hours of the morning with using more and more people's coming every day. now. well, when we come to talk about the hospital from inside, the hospital is extremely overcrowded with p

has provided over the years and the concerns of the broader spread of this conflict in particular whit to hezbollah, biden's comments were don't don't don't, so clearly trying to send a message there, the u.s. sending a more practical message, a second u.s. strike group would be deployed to the mediterranean. rosemary. >> thank you. the president of the palestinian authority has condemned the militants actions. the palestinian news agency wafa is reporting that the policy of hamas do not represent the palestinian people. he also called for a rejection of violence and the release of prisoners on both sides of the conflict. comments came during a phone call with the president of venezuela. >>> joining me now is hasan al hasan, a research fellow at the middle east study institute of studies, he's with us from bahrain. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> in light of the horrific attacks last weekend, infrastructure with these ongoing large scale attacks and likely ground incursion what are the risks and costs involved for innocent civilians, given hamas knows that tunn

i'm alex whit in for katy tur. israel's ground operation is pushing deeper into northern gaza. you are looking at newly released video showing israeli troops operating inside the strip. now, the idf says it has struck more than 300 targets since yesterday including compounds inside underground tunnels. the government information office in gaza says at least 20 homes were completely destroyed. elsewhere, civilians are once again sifting through rubble for their loved ones and the injured are running out of places to go. generators at two central hospitals are expected to stop working tomorrow. the palestinian red crescent says that zero fuel has been brought in on aid trucks since the rafah crossing opened more than a week ago. the risk of infant dehydration deaths is at an all time high with just 5% of normal water supplies available. and given israel's stance, it's only going to get worse. prime minister netanyahu is still rejecting calls for a humanitarian cease fire. i will ask his senior adviser about what alternatives israel might be weighing. earlier today, secretary of s

that as they said in the intro, not only was he always the funniest guy in the room and the quickest whit and the most happy and up seemingly, but also one of the kindest and having -- having had friends and family with addiction problems in my life, people that i cared about, i know how hard that is for the addict and also for the people who love them. i thought it was terribly brave of him to want that to be part of his legacy as a human being is not only the joy that he brought to people, the great acting, the great fun parts, but also the reaching out, the trying to help other people, the being honest about what he was facing in life because to me that's what we're all really here for is to help each other get through this and he was doing that big time. >> that's really beautifully said. it would mean a lot to him, morgan, i'm sure. >> can i ask before we let you go, what made him so good at his job? you mentioned that you never saw any issues on set, he was always the funniest guy in the room, his delivery, i don't think you could mimic it if you tried to study it for years. what ma

of course one thing to note is that even though this trip toor dan jordan was ckcanceled, the whit house did say that they intend on calling el sisi and mahmoud abbas as he is traveling home back to washington once this trip in israel concludes. so this could be an opportunity for the president to once again try to talk about those humanitarian corridors, getting that aid into gaza. but it is unclear whether they will emerge with any type of concrete plan coming out of the president's trip today. of course the white house says another issue is that is top of mind of president biden is those hostages who are being held by gaza. the white house estimates there are about a handful of americans who may be currently being held hostage. while the president is on the ground there in israel, he is expected to meet with families who have been impacteded by this violence, who have lost loved ones, also those who believe that their loved ones are being held hostage. unclear if any of those are americans, but that is a key priority. they haven't had any signals yet that there will be any imminent re

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when we come back, the one and only urc man himself, dana whit is here to talk about the usc, the newesttner, biggest partnership ever, bud light. we'll tell you what's going on, straight ahead. israel is under attack and israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. >> if you watch the show regularly you know that not onl i am a student of the martial arts, it's a passion of mine. there is no more unique venue for mixed martial arts in the world and the usepa, of course, it is iconic octagon and you must wat

the minute i'm back in the whit house, not only will impose the most crippling sanctions in history,will also list the most powerful economic weapon. we will drill, baby, drill. [applause]. >> drill, baby drill. >> i colored liquid gold and we have more than anybody he fu funded, hamas and hezbollah. >> so biden is green urodeles and russian proxy wars are making the molars so rich they money left over to send to hama to kill jews. and this i/o strip is serious, he is kissing babies to. >> he was made out for senator marco rubio. >> senator, when you see hillar get gas like that, what does that tell you to change it's th culmination of -- like it had become a slogan, peace and strength. actually israel and is more rea in the middle east than any other part of the world. if you look at it from the moment joe biden takes over we get one on ben barris and pe pete -- in the end it was building we got run out of th there. then you have -- when israel wa going through its internal fractures, as politics was goin on, the perception of the world was that the united states were going against

well, it was in addition to the fact that she was at city hall when dan whit shot and killed mayor mosconewhat are have milk but also the 1993 attack in san francisco in which a 55-year-old man just walked into the office building and opened fire killed eight workers with a pair of semi-automatic pistols. that's when she really started to crusade for fun control legislation. that shooting at 101 california street really galvanized a 1994 crime bill including the federal assault weapons ban that feinstein said she was proud to have authored. listen. >> her role in passing these strong bills, her role in talking about extreme risk laws, her role in talking about assault weapons, it saved lives. we're so grateful for her commitment and her support throughout the years. and we will continue to honor her by pushing forward and moving for gun violence prevention actions on the federal and state level also. >> reporter: without dianne feinstein, many people say that gun legislation would not have gone through. so we will continue our live reports here from san francisco city hall a fitting tribut

thank you, whit. leaders in san francisco's chinatown are eager to welcome tourists during next month's asia pacific economic cooperation summit. also known as apec. but heavy security during the event will close muni lines leading to chinatown. an abc seven news reporter, ryan curry shows us how chinatown plans to overcome this obstacle. all. for a vibrant chinatown down on friday with locals and tourists crowding the streets, leaders in this community hope it looks even busier once apec starts in november. >> it's a world known gathering, so the whole world is going to be looking at san francisco this week, sfmta announced numerous street closures and public transit changes to make apec as secure as possible. >> part of those security measures could limit access to chinatown on friday, chinatown leaders met with sfmta to talk about how to limit the impact on tourism. despite the changes, all the regular routes that might be in that area are going to be rerouted. this line built with the intention of

think it is being done now, but i expect to see that we are in a war between good and evil, between whitnd dark. global war. israel is standing on the last barrier for the world. it's not only -- if we lose this war, it will come to europe, it will come to your homes. so, this is a war between good and evil and we have to win it. and hamas is really worse than isis. and what they have done shows their face but some people still don't want to acknowledge. >>this is what worries me. we know they didn't hit the hospital. there might be civilians that lose their lives once the ground invasion starts. that will quickly be another reason to have a day of rage. there has to be a p.r. plan in place for the inevitability of that happening, don't you think? and what would that look like? >> yes. look. they are always -- they have day of rage and day of -- there is nothing new about that. they put their -- you know, the hamas headquarters is under the biggest hospital in gaza. it is under the hospital and in the hope that israel will not bomb. israel is not bombing this hospital. this is a legitima

but we haven't seen any specific evidence that tells us they were whitting, involved in the planning, or involved in the resourcing and the training that went into this very complex set of attacks over the weekend. reporter: one other. an issue in this hemisphere that there are outlets in this room curious about, there have been several days of protests in guatemala that have blocked down several parts of the country about the ongoing presidential transition. just curious if you can give us a sense of if the u.s. is monitoring that and if there's a message for protesters who continue to hold up parts of society that have blocked gasoline and food shipments? john: we certainly aren't going to involve ourselves in internal guatemalan politics. we believe in free and fair elections. we believe in democratic voices. and we certainly believe in the right of peaceful protests. people should have the right to protest. whatever they want to do. as long as they do it peacefully. and in a way that doesn't put others at harm. i think i'll leave it at that. reporter: you mentioned wanting to avoi

. >> whit: good morning, america. breaking news overnight, expanded operation.g its assault on gaza releasing video of tanks inside saying troops are still on the ground to fulfill its vow to crush hamas. what we know about the state of play on the battlefield. an israeli apartment building hit. gaza thrown into isolation. communications cut off as fears grow for the hostages. plus, the concerns about the conflict escalating to other

we are so grateful to have linsey with us in for whit this morning, but we do have a lot to get to asinue covering the volatile situation in israel unfolding as we came on the air yesterday. overnight, israel responding, leveling buildings in gaza, striking more than 400 targets in retaliation for the coordinated attack by hamas that caught the country completely off guard. soldiers today also battling with hamas fighters in the street. hamas striking new targets in israel, including a hospital. >> gio: the number of casualties escalating overnight. the israeli health ministry telling "gma" just moments ago, more than 600 people were killed, including 44 meanwhile, the palestinian health ministry reports that 313 people were killed in gaza with nearly 2,000 wounded. gaza thrown into darkness overnight. israel saying it will stop supplying electricity, fuel, and goods to gaza. >> linsey: the world is watching this situation closely. president biden is reiterating his support for israel saying it was rock solid and that the u.s. will make sure israel has the help its citizens say it nee

let me ask you what is this thing do you have a clue ♪ >> tariq: ♪ it's weird an round and red and whitimmy: thank you. switching gears. [ laughter ] hey guys, did you hear about this "cruel summer" just became taylor swift's tenth number one song okay four years - [ cheers and applause it's great love that song but four years after it was released it came out four years ago -- the original yeah it's pretty crazy. now some other artists are hoping to get their old songs charting again check out what some of them had to say first, ed sheeran said congratulations, "congrats, taylor now let's get 'shape of you' on the charts." [ laughter ] then sugar ray said, "hey, we wouldn't be mad if 'fly' or 'every morning' made an appearance l.o.l. and then shaggy said, "you take some strawberry jam and put it in the ham, take the ham and the jam and you put it them your hand. and then right said fred said, "we're too sexy for a lot of things, but not too sexy for another chart topper." and then shaggy said, "you take the pumpkin spice and you mix it all up, then you put it together in a starbucks cu