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hunter biden on capitol hill, pushing back on house republicans aiming to hold him in contempt of congress and calling him out from the committee room. coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed, what are you afraid of? you have no balls. five days from the iowa caucuses, with front-runner donald trump going from the courtroom to the campaign trail and back again to potentially speak at his civil fraud trial tomorrow during closing arguments. all as ron desantis and nikki haley go head to head in a gop debate tonight. and our andrea mitchell joining us from tel aviv this hour, with more of her exclusive interview with secretary of state antony blinken. with 90% of gaza s population struggling for food and growing concerns of a broadening conflict. it is 11:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. thank you so much for being here. jose diaz-balart will be up next hour. we begin with breakin ....
Leaders see this future, which is something that donald trump started with the abraham accords, and the trump administration, that the saudi piece is the last part of all of this, that israel, the saudis, and the u.s. were hoing could be realized is very much on the table at the u.n. in september. then the gaza war happened. i asked specifically, is it now dead? what did the crown prince in saudi arabia say? and he said, he said that that is still a goal, could still be possible if there is an end it the war and a palestinian state, palestinian rights. andrea mitchell, thank you for all of your reporting. and you can see andrea s full exclusive interview with secretary blinken in the next hour here on msnbc. meantime, pressure points, lawmakers on capitol hill pressing for more answers from the pentagon after revelations of defense secretary austin s cancer diagnosis. you re watching ana cabrera reports. stay right there. re watching aa ....
could bring down a continent on this american morning . good morning, everyone. wednesday november 9th. welcome to american morning . lots of news. new indication that joe paterno s 46 coaching career at penn state could be over in a matter of days or weeks. paterno has been under fire in the wake of a child sex abuse involving a top assistant of his. the board of trustees is launching an investigation saying they are outraged by the allegation. meantime a huge crowd of supporters rallied outside paterno s home last night. he was visibly moved by it. jason carroll following developments for us. he s live in state college, pennsylvania. where has this story gone since then, jason? reporter: basically it s not surprising you see so many supporters who are coming out in support of joe paterno. when you think of this man s record, his stellar record for generation, for so many years here at the cool not surprising that some are coming out to say instead of directing ....
new this morning, the penn state board says it s outraged and planning to investigate the allegations of child sex abuse involving former assistant coach jerry sandusky. meantime, students are showing their support for head coach joe paterno. developing a short time ago, italian prime minister silvio berlusconi says he will not take part in the next election. and it was one of the most watched votes around the country. in the end mississippi voters said no to the personhood initiative. good morning, it is wednesday, november 9th. this is your a.m. wake-up call. i m carol costello joining you live from new york. herman cain and his rivals for the republican nomination lock horns tonight in a debate in michigan. one thing cain probably will count on, more questions about the sexual harassment allegations that have engulfed his campaign since the story first broke more than a week ago. cain held a nationally televised news conference yesterday once again denying al ....
many ran to seek safer ground, but boy, the devastation is coming to light today. that s right. 12 hours later life has changed in joplin, missouri. a powerful tornado ripped that city apart. the red cross said 75% of the town is virtually gone with reports of at least 30 people killed and dozens more injured. 50,000 people live in the city. no phone service, power lines are down, cars and trucks smashed and flipped. the governor calling out the national guard and declaring a state of emergency this morning. to make matters worse the city s main hospital st. john s medical center where people would have gone to get help suffered extensive damage. witnesses say windows were blown out on some of the top floors. medical records, x-rays and other items scattered nearly 70 miles away. at least 100 patients hadden to transferred to other area hospitals. crews combing through mounds of debris and rubble searching for survivors. brian todd is live at joplin at st. john s. w ....