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biden, praising mrs. carter for her efforts on mental health and women's rights. martha raddatz on the remarkable partnership between the carters. steve osunsami on their inspiring love story. plus how rosalynn carter said she wanted to be remembered. also tonight, israel releasing video from gaza's largest hospital, saying it shows hostages being brought in on the day of the october 7th mass ser, as well as new drone video from inside a tunnel that israel says lies beneath that hospital, claiming command center underground. and the heartbreaking images of more than 30 premature ba...

president biden's oldest granddaughter opening fire on multiple suspects. and the abc news exclusive tonight, for the first time, the videotaped interviews with two attorneys who worked with former president trump, charged in georgia's election interference case. what they have told prosecutors. first tonight, explosions and gun fire deep inside gaza. our team imbedded with the israeli military outside a children's hospital. the israelis tonight claiming it was used as a hamas command center. and what they'll show our team. is it evidence of hamas operations? and were some of the...

Los Angeles highway I-10 freeway has been opened for public ahead the busy Thanksgiving 2023 Holiday period. More than 300,000 daily drivers ply through the crucial road. This is a welcome relief for people travelling during Thanksgiving Day.

The Los Angeles I-10 Freeway is at risk of causing significant traffic congestion following a shutdown prompted by a fire.

Aerial view of flood damage. what did you see? >> reporter: spending a couple days around the addicks area and to see it from the ground is one thing. from the air, completely another. the sweep of devastation, particularly around the area of addicks reservoir is just incredible. you know, they're predicting that some 27 trillion gallons of water, rainwater, fell on texas and louisiana, and from the air over that part of west houston, you can certainly see it. houses still buried in water. up to their roof lines. the entire area looks more like a swamp land than a park, like it usually is. the...