welcome to all of you watching us in the united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. five republicans running for the white house sparred on a florida stage wednesday night. the front-runner held a rally down the road. israel is targeting the tunnel system in gaza. is it putting the hostages lives at stake? and it s a feeling of joy and of triumph over adversity and not quitting. after 118 days on strike, hollywood actors could soon be back at work. what we know about the tentative deal with the studios, coming up. in miami, where republican presidential hopefuls gathered for the third gop debate. all of them hoping to catch fire with voters two months before the iowa caucuses. the man to beat, donald trump, chose not to participate and holding a nearby rally. tuesday s election saw democratic win. five candidates qualified for the stage this time around. each was asked why they should be the nominee instead of trump. you look where we are
. thello and a warm welcome t our viewers joining us around the world. and just ahead, five republicans running for u.s. president clash in the third gop presidential debate and the big no show was former president trump of course. we ll bring you some of the key moments. and as fighting intensifies in gaza between hamas and israeli defense forces, we ll have a report on how thousands of civilians are trying to flee the bombing. and plus strikinging hollywood actors reach an agreement to end the strike. we ll have the details . this is thursday, november 9, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in miami where the presidential hopefuls wrapped up their third debate. all hoping to catch fire with voters just two months before the iowa caucuses. and donald trump again chose to stay away instead holding a rally nearby. and this is after elections on tuesday saw significant democrat wins. and jeff zeleny was at the debate and has our report. reporter: at the third republi
the pentagon strikes back after u.s. troops in iraq and syria come under attack more than 40 times and what we are learning tonight about a $30 million american reaper drone shot down off the coast of yemen. plus, growing calls for a pause in gaza, as the israeli army claims control of northern gaza from hamas, blowing up more than 100 terrorist tunnels. america decided. major wins for democrats in kentucky, virginia, and ohio. abortion rights a key issue driving voters to the polls. so what could it mean for the residential election in 2024? a marathon day of testimony for ivanka trump, as she is grilled about the trump organization s business practices, which a judge calls fraud. norah: breaking news, a brothel bust. what the justice department calls a high-end network serving elected officials, military officers, and tech executives. pick a profession. they are probably represented in this case. norah: the fiery explosion at a chemical plant forcing neighbors t
civil fraud trial in new york. what she told the court about his money. house republicans subpoenaing the president s son hunter and brother james as they escalate their impeachment inquiry. how the white house is firing back. the u.s. drone shot down off yemen. rebels taking responsibility. and just in the, the new u.s. strike in syria. what the pentagon is saying tonight. the massive explosion add a texas chemical plant. a plume of smoke rising into the sky. the nearby evacuations. the major manhunt for a former national guardsman. what he s accused of doing on january 6th. and the national zoo saying farewell to its three biggest stars. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt reporting tonight live from the republican presidential debate in miami. good evening, everyone, from miami. and the stage of tonight s debate where a narrowed field of five republican hopefuls will make their case. each trying to gain more traction against former presiden
hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. the national zoo in washington bids farewell to its beloved trio of giant pandas who were loaned as goodwill ambassadors from china. welcome back, a russian battalion comprised of ukrainian prisoners welcome back, a russian battalion comprised of ukrainian prisoners of war will likely deploy to ukraine in the nearfuture. in an apparent violation of the geneva convention. they will be deployed to the east of the country where active combat is taking place under the control of the donetsk people s republic. the russians claim the soldiers will receive equal treatment, to the russian infantry, including salaries and benefits. george barros is a russian analyst at the institute for the study of war and geospatial intelligence team lead. what do you know about the men in this battalion and have been chorused and fighting their own side? ~ . ~ ., , ., ., chorused and fighting their own side? . ~ ., ., side? what