today. joining us now is nbc news gabe gutierrez at the white house. raf sanchez in tel aviv. also with us is retired general barry mccaffrey, former gulf war division commander and nbc news military analyst. gabe what do we know about the pauses? reporter: hi there, jose, good morning. news on several fronts here. a short time ago, we heard from the national security council spokesperson admiral john kirby an he said four-hour humanitarian pauses each day, three-hour warning would be given before those humanitarian pauses each day. the idea here being to be able to allow people to get from northern gaza to southern gaza. he srian corridors, including one road a coastal road that should make it easier for people to get into southern gaza. now, the president, though, was also asked about this, as he left the white house. he s heading to an economic event in illinois. but he also made some news because he was asked about the negotiations for a three-day humanitarian pause a
losing the governor s race in the deep red state of kentucky, you can add to your list. willie, i wrote this down. i ve been working. copy off your paper. the trump culture of winning. are you ready? now, after last night s results, trump and his republican party have lost the elections in 2017, 2018, 2019 hold on, let s see no, they also lost in 2020, they lost in 2021, so maybe they won in 20 no, no, trump republicans lost in 2022 and they lost in 2023. they don t really, the crazy thing is, you look at these primary voters they don t really care. donald trump is the political heroin of losing. take a shot of 2016 and lie back and smiling while your party loses in 2017, 18, 19 20 and coming back in 2024. yeah, daniel cameron the republican, rising star in the republican party was backed by donald trump in the state of kentucky, ran a tough race and lost by five points, the democrat governor andy beshear won impressively last night. the democrat in a state t
is prime minister netanyahu going to yield to president biden s calls for brief humanitarian pauses in the air war to protect palestinian civilians? he and the u.s. are ruling out growing demands for a complete cease-fire. i don t think there s going to be a general cease-fire. it s not that i don t think. i think it will hamper the war effort, our effort to get our hostages out. the only thing that works on these criminals and hamas is the military pressure that we are exerting. we will have more on the fallout from donald trump s wild day on the witness stand and look ahead to ivanka s testimony tomorrow. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. happy election day. we have a preview of what s at stake in key governor and state legislative contests that could signal which party has an edge going into 2024. in deep red kentucky, popular democratic governor andy beshear tries to hold off a challenge from the republican state attorney general who has su
it, ranting against a judge, a scene described as completely out of control, and it didn t stop inside the courtroom because just minutes ago, he posted about the judge on truth social. what s going on there? well, the judge already admonishing the former president multiple times for rambling, not answering questions, and using the court as a political rally. will he take action before the day is over? plus, with trump facing multiple other trials, what could today s spectacle mean for those other cases, we ll tell you who was in the courtroom today taking notes. but we begin outside that courthouse with nbc s vaughn hillyard. it was a volatile morning. trump isn t waiting to get back on the stand. he s posting on social media. tell us the general mood around the courthouse. reporter: donald trump, the days he has been at the courthouse hearing the testimony of others, usually at lunch break he walks out and speaks to the camera for several minutes commenting on the cas