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Speaker 1: Ad The ceasefire between Israel and Amos appears to have
Speaker 1: hit a roadblock. How big it is is unclear, but
Speaker 1: now Prime Minister Nettan Yongo's office tells The New York
Speaker 1: Times it is unlikely his cabinet will vote on this. Today.
Speaker 1: ABC's jo Donna Miller is in Jerusalem.
Speaker 2: A last minute snag delaying the Israeli government's vote to
Speaker 2: approve a Gaza ceasefire deal. Prime Minister Benjamin Natanielle accusing
Speaker 2: Hamas of renegging on parts of the deal after it
Speaker 2: was announced Wednesday by the US and others. Hamas denying that,
Speaker 2: but Israeli negotiator still in Doha trying to resolve the dispute,
Speaker 2: and until that weppins. Natanielle says he won't put the
Speaker 2: ceasefire deal to a government vote for approval. Geordana Miller,
Speaker 2: ABC News Jerusalem.
Speaker 1: And again you heard there, Harmas denying backing out of
Speaker 1: parts of this agreement, saying they are committed to the deal. Meantime,
Speaker 1: the reality is the bombs continue to fall in Gaza.
Speaker 1: Dozens have been killed in air strikes since the deal
Speaker 1: was first announced yesterday. If it goes through this Sunday,
Speaker 1: the deal would be carried out in three phases. It
Speaker 1: would include the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.
Speaker 1: Three of those hostages are American Israelis or being held
Speaker 1: by Hamas Earlier in the war. Harmaseres released several other hostages,
Speaker 1: including Israeli American Judith Rahnan and her daughter Natalie, and
Speaker 1: they spoke about the ongoing hostage situation at a news
Speaker 1: conference yesterday, listening, I am waiting for the until the
Speaker 1: last Thoine.
Speaker 3: No one should be less today on whatever, and it's
Speaker 3: a bald ton in all.
Speaker 1: The deal calls for the release of thirty three Israeli
Speaker 1: hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. TikTok is about to
Speaker 1: be banned in the United States, But what exactly does
Speaker 1: that mean for people who already have the app. ABC's
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Shoolsey with.
Speaker 4: That Tiktok' lawyer says the app will go dark in
Speaker 4: the US on January nineteenth. That a likely me know
Speaker 4: will still be on your phone. You won't face penalties
Speaker 4: for trying to log in, but it might not actually work,
Speaker 4: and that is because the company is now reportedly planning
Speaker 4: to proactively shut down for it's more than one hundred
Speaker 4: million existing US users on Sunday, So in steady or feed,
Speaker 4: a message would pop up directing you to a website
Speaker 4: with information about the ban.
Speaker 1: The ban would come only one day before President elect
Speaker 1: Donald Trump takes the oath of office, and now one
Speaker 1: of mister Trump's advisors, Florida Congressman Mike Waltz, tells Fox
Speaker 1: News Trump is exploring ways to preserve the app. Last week,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court heard oral arguments about the band and
Speaker 1: seemed likely to uphold it. Tonight, Governor Heely delivers her
Speaker 1: State of the Commonwealth address. This will be her second
Speaker 1: since taking office. The speech begins at seven pm before
Speaker 1: a joint session of the Legislature. Changing conditions. Right now,
Speaker 1: we were seeing a lot more sunshine clouding up. I'm
Speaker 1: seeing mostly cloudy, and nor would twenty seven degrees you
Speaker 1: go to Plymouth mostly sunny twenty nine I'm also seeing
Speaker 1: a system with some snow on the doppler moving very
Speaker 1: close to the vineyard. And this ACU other update calls
Speaker 1: for a little snow tonight along the coastal areas, south Shore,
Speaker 1: south coast, the Cape, and the islands. So that's new. Now,
Speaker 1: this is not going to be a big event, but
Speaker 1: it could be a slippery one because they say, well,
Speaker 1: Joe Lumberg says, and he's a meteorologist, some of the
Speaker 1: snow will be steady tonight, so if you're traveling, it
Speaker 1: could be slippery. Tomorrow, dry, mostly sunny, thirty six. We
Speaker 1: have a system this weekend too, starts his rain because
Speaker 1: it's two mile for snow. That changes Sunday and it
Speaker 1: could snow eleven oh five. Good morning, Nice to be
Speaker 1: with you. On a Thursday, state officials are weighing some
Speaker 1: big plans for the Tobin Bridge and doubledbz's Madison Rogers
Speaker 1: tells us and might not even stay a bridge.
Speaker 3: The seventy four year old bridge that connects Charlestown and
Speaker 3: Chelsea could potentially be replaced with a tunnel. At a
Speaker 3: community meeting on the state's plan to replace the Tobin
Speaker 3: mastot officials just said it's not out of the question.
Speaker 3: In Charlestown, it seems like a good idea, but neighbors
Speaker 3: tell me their hopes aren't exactly high.
Speaker 1: That's surprising.
Speaker 5: I mean, I feel like the construction around here is endless,
Speaker 5: but nothing ever seems to help the traffic.
Speaker 3: So memories of the Big dig loom large, as they
Speaker 3: so often do. Nothings are far from set in stone.
Speaker 3: A study looking at options for the Tobin is set
Speaker 3: to continue through summer of next year. In Charlestown. I'm
Speaker 3: Madison Rogers WBZ Bustin's News Radio.
Speaker 1: And there's a new dizzying view of the new Sagamore Bridge. No,
Speaker 1: it hasn't been built yet, you know that, but it
Speaker 1: will be built. The Transportation Department has created a virtual
Speaker 1: design of our future Sagamore Bridge on YouTube, and it
Speaker 1: feels as if you're in a helicopter flying above two
Speaker 1: separate bridges northbound and southbound on the sag And then
Speaker 1: it pans across an exit to the Market Basket connecting
Speaker 1: the mid Cape Connector and Sandwich Road, and it looks
Speaker 1: a lot like the Zacom Bridge, but double Jackie Goddard
Speaker 1: with Mas dot tells the Cape Cod Times the public
Speaker 1: like this design best next steps well whether or not
Speaker 1: the state can build that double bridge in this locale,
Speaker 1: and that, of course involves the environmental permitting process. A
Speaker 1: famous comedian from Brookline is about to receive a prestigious honor,
Speaker 1: and here's CBS's Tipper Rodrigas naming names. This year's Mark
Speaker 1: Twain Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Comedy goes to.
Speaker 3: Clearly, you were carved out of a sausage.
Speaker 1: Conan O'Brien, Do you have a criminal rectory if you
Speaker 1: committed to failing me? I am stole a wheelchair not
Speaker 1: six years ago.
Speaker 5: In a statement, the sixty one year old funny man
Speaker 5: says he's not being honored for humor, but his work
Speaker 5: as a riverboat pilot. He'll be awarded a bronze bust
Speaker 5: of mister Twain on March twenty third. The president of
Speaker 5: the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts calls Conan
Speaker 5: a master of invention and reinvention. Past recipients of the
Speaker 5: award include George Carlon, Bob Newhart, Carol Burnett, and Dave Chappelle.
Speaker 5: Deborah Rodriguez CBS News You.
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