hi, everyone. so good to be with you. i'm zinhle essamuah. >> and i'm morgan radford and "nbc news daily" starts right now. today, wednesday, november 8th, 2023, fight night. five republican candidates set to square off at tonight's

presidential debate what republicans voters are watching for after a foit of big losses at the ballot box. breaking news. biden's subpoenaed the president's son and brother called to testify. brothel bust, operating out of two states, how they tracked down the suspects. and yours, mine and ours, blending families can be a challenge. we begin right now in miami as the republican party gears up for its third presidential primary debate right here on nbc. >> the stage as you can see is getting set as white house hopefuls prepare their pitches to american voters. five candidates going head to head. noticeably absent front-runner former president donald trump. he's expected to skip the

debate. >> the debate comes one night after the republican party suffered some pretty big defeats. governor beshear won a second term in deep red kentucky and in virginia, democrats took complete control of the legislature and in ohio, voters approved both abortion protections and recreational marijuana. >> vaughn, i'll start with you, polling continues to show former president donald trump, of course, as the gop front-runner, it almost seems like the rnc is supportive of skipping the debates. what are they saying? >> reporter: right, this is a situation where donald trump is the clear front-runner for the republican nomination and we're just over two months away from the iowa caucus on january 15th when voters get the first stab at choosing the republican nominee the other republican candidates have thought by this point after hearing a couple of

indictments, the major civil lawsuit on financial fraud allegations out of new york in which trump testified earlier this week, perhaps the polls would be closer. but the latest poll shows donald trump in state of iowa with 43% compared to 16% for the next runner-ups nikki haley and ron desantis and that's why you see trump declining to participate instead holding a counterrally down. the chairman was asked about this debate and what this debate means to republican party. >> i think the debates are about joe biden. i don't look at it as being ron desantis versus donald trump. an opportunity for us to take up oxygen as a party and talk the american people directly about issues they care about, let's talk about inflation, et's talk

about energy independence. >> reporter: donald trump's rally starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern before those other five candidates take the stage just five miles down the road from here. >> vaughn, great job. i want to bring if maura to join the conversation, how might the five others chip away from his lead. >> reporter: morgan, i want to bring you behind the scenes here, we're in the spin room, just behind me you can see our nbc news team setting up as they're getting ready. the stage is set for those five candidates to take the stage and try to make the argument and set themselves apart from the former president, they're going to be using that to their advantage effectively, we've been talking to the campaigns about what they're prepping for the debate tonight, nikky haley and ron

desantis, safe to say they'll go head to head and first opportunity for nikki haley to set herself apart with her foreign policy. meanwhile, desantis' campaign out with memo calling last night's election as loss for the republicans and he blamed donald trump for that. some of the things you'll see play out as those two go head to head. the other three on stage, tim scott, chris christie and vivek ramaswamy are trying to stay. the face-off begins in just a matter of hours, don't miss the third gop presidential debate tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch it live on your local nbc station. right after the debate, join tom llamas and hallie jackson for

complete analysis starting at 10:00 p.m. eastern. democrats won pretty big last night in some key battle ground states. >> issues like abortion rights took center stage and in ohio voters approved to enshrine it in the constitution. >> nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson joins us from columbus, ohio, as well as gary grum bach in virginia. how are advocates for abortion access. >> reporter: they're thrilled. this is going to protect folks for generations to come and these are the organizers who have been on the ground for months trying to get the word out about this, encouraging people to vote yes on those --

on that abortion access, spent all day yesterday knocking doors and playing the video of that crowd just erupting in that room last fight as they watched it. i want to play some of what they shared with me. >> just so ecstatic and so happy for every ohioan has freedom over their own bodies now. months of hard work. >> this is resounding message. when you put abortion on the ballot it wins. >> reporter: the anti-abortion groups have a very different view on this, calling this decision heart-breaking and saying just as they fought for 50 years to overturn roe v. wade they'll continue this fight and it doesn't end here with this amendment. >> priscilla, another issue in ohio that didn't get as much attention yesterday the

legalization of recreational marijuana, what's the significance of that? >> reporter: yes, that was another big one, because this is a red state, a conservative state, that's legalizing recreational marijuana and the message from supporters of this measure was pretty simple -- they said this is like alcohol should be treated and regulated like alcohol and they mentioned the 10% tax that would be placed on that recreational marijuana in addition to local and state taxes which means more money for communities here, so something to keep an eye on as we head into 2024 where we'll see the legalization of marijuana on the ballot in a number of red states including florida, nebraska and south dakota, although i should point out that oklahoma voted on a measure on this and decided against it, unclear how those states are going to go in 2024 but definitely something to watch. >> and gary, wayn't to go back

now to you in virginia, what do the results from last night really tells us about what issues are specifically important to voters there? >> reporter: morgan, it was a total repudiation of everything that governor youngkin said he wants to get done over the next two years, on the economy, eneducation and on that issue of abortion, he wanted a 15-week abortion ban and voters were very clear right back they want to keep things at status quo, he just talked to reporters behind me just a few minutes ago and he was very honest about how it went last night. >> i'm a little disappointed, to be clear, i think the one thing that we know is that abortion's a really difficult topic, that there's a place to come together around a reasonable limit, and i think virginians can come there and that's something that i continue to be committed to work on with our legislature in order to see if we can find.

>> reporter: and on 2024, governor youngkin said he's not going anywhere, he's going to stay in virginia and continue to be governor. >> thank you bottle for your reporting. at this hour the united states is holding high-stakes talks with israel and qatar over a possible pause in fighting in gaza. negotiations come at a critical time with the humanitarian situation there deteriorating by the day. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin joins us now. what more do we know about this pause and where do negotiations stand right now? >> reporter: according to a senior arab source telling nbc news the negotiations are currently at a critical stage, according to two diplomats with knowledge of the discusses, what's on the table right now, a potential three-day pause in

exchange for aid to be brought into gas what and the release of some of the hostages, it would take one to three days for ten to 15 of the hostages to be released, that would also give hamas according this diplomat enough to locate where all 239 hostages currently are, apparently they do not know, now a spokesperson for the israeli military was asked about this in today's briefing, a spokesperson said that there will be no cease-fire, reiterating israel's position that there will be no cease-fire unless all 239 hostages are released, which is high bar especially if what hamas is saying is true and they don't know where everyone is. >> erin, of course, right now a big concern is the hostages, you spoke to the father of one of the people still held hostage in gaza, what has he said? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, earlier today i spoke to thomas

hand, his 8-year-old emily is believed to be one of the hostages in gaza, she was at a sleepover on the night of october 7th when hamas stormed the kibbutz, thomas was across the kibbutz at home, he was rescued by israeli military but three days later he was told that emily had been killed and that's what he's believed for weeks, only recently they have evidence that she's in fact in gaza, i asked him if they supplied proof of life, take a listen to what he had to say. >> any proof of life in. >> no, i asked red cross for proof of life, no, no proof of life. >> but you feel that she's alived? >> of course, yes, the evidence i've got is enough to tell me that she's alive. >> so many israelis are in the exact same position thomas tells

me in just a few days' time, it will be her 9th birthday. guys. >> erin mclaughlin, thanks for your reporting time to switch gears for today's money minute another major union reaches a deal to avoid a strike. hospitality workers in las vegas reached a labor agreement with caesars entertainment two days be ever the strike deadline was set to expire, still negotiating with mgm resort international and wynn resort, demanding of course higher wages, stronger protections against new technology and improved working conditions. also now, half of americans say their financial situation has gotten worse since the 2020 election, in a new survey from bank rate point to president

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ivanka trump, former president trump's eldest daughter has taken the stand in new york civil fraud trial the fourth and final of the trump family to testify, she's not a defendant in this case, but she lost an appeal to avoid taking the stand. she was an executive vice president at the trump organization between 2011 and 2017, when she left to work as a white house aide for her father. >> new york attorney general james accuses members of the trump family and the trump organization of lying about the value of their assets. nbc news correspondent rehema ellis is outside the courthouse

in lower manhattan for us. and danny is here on set. rehema, what have we heard from ivanka trump on the stand today? >> reporter: a lot of i do not recall but just at the end of this, just a short while ago the prosecution basically ended its direct examination of ivanka trump asking her about some of the financial gains and one of them in the sale of the old post office in downtown washington, did of c., turned into a hotel, she was asked on direct examination about the amount of money received that her father got over $126 million and each child got more than $4 million many that sale and she did acknowledged that she recognized that and now she's under cross-examination by the trump team, and here's something that's important, as far as this financial information is concerned she was asked on cross-examination what role did you have the statements of financial condition she said none that i'm aware.

approving? no. reviewing? no. much more definitive answers than what she was giving early. >> rehema, great reporting. danny, prosecutors plan to rest their case after ivanka's testimony, so far, based on what you heard how strong is the prosecution case. >> the judge's already formed an opinion about this case n a sense they're right, the judge issued an opinion against the defendant, what makes this case so strange is that normally after summary judgment you move on the jury trial there's no jury here. the defense is pitching their case to someone who has rejected a large portion of their theory of the case. right or wrong, the defense probably thinks this case is already lost. so, generally, pretty strong case for the government.

>> danny, briefly here, the defense will start presenting its case on monday, we're hearing it may go into mid-december. >> they'll have to call experts to counter the attorney general's experts that claim that the benefits to the trump organization that came from both inflating and deflating the values of their property, you'll need expert testimony, they need it. >> danny and rehema, thank you both. coming up, breaking news, house republicans want the president's son to testify under hi, my name is damion clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all of these plans include a healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter

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inauguration. instead of having it in washington, d.c., this time it's in the heart of san francisco, which can only mean one thing. be ready. be ready for those street closures, detours and traffic delays. you must check the sfmta website ahead of time, because lines will be rerouted to accommodate specific apec designated areas. those include downtown, the fairmont how tell and knob hill, the legion of honor, as well as many streets which will be closed off to traffic. make sure to check the traffic detours ahead of time, or avoid the area all together. two lanes from the bay bridge are also expected to be closed. you can just imagine the impact that can have on next week's morning commute. >> this is about having a safe venue, not only for the people attending the venue and the dignitaries, but also for the community. these street closures are

necessary. >> reporter: a school along harrison street in san francisco falls within the security zone. plan for next week, that's the best thing we can do. packing in a little extra patience can help as well. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. here are some other stories. cruise is recalling its fleet of driverless taxis. last month the dmv suspended their rights to operate cars with no drivers in california. the recall follows an incident where a vehicle dragged a pedestrian struck by another car first in san francisco. the pedestrian was thrown in front of the cruise car and dragged 20 feet as the car tried to pull over. the recall involves a software update cruise says will ensure

the car stays stationary the next time a similar incident occurs. make your voice heard on a new study. bay area transit leaders launched a study on ways to generate revenues. one is tolls on freeways. you can comment at a zoom webinar tonight. we are talking to drivers about this proposal. we will have a full report in our 4:30 newscast. some damage left behind after an suv crashed into an amtrak train in oakland. it happened just before 7:30 this morning. firefighters say the driver of the suv was the only person in the car. that person was taken to the hospital. no word on that driver's condition. cooler, more fall-like weather has arrived. kari hall has an update. >> our temperatures today will be very seasonable, comfortable, and we are still enjoying sunshine. in dublin, look for highs in the

upper 60s. low 70s for much of the north bay with santa rosa reaching 73. upper 60s in san francisco. clouds will be increasing on tomorrow. that may also bring down the temperatures just a bit. instead of upper 60s and low 70s, we are looking at mid 60s. highs up to 66 in napa. still low 70s for the south county. highs in the upper 60s friday. rain ahead in the forecast. a look at that coming up in 30 minutes. >> thanks. now take a look live from our downtown san francisco camera. that's the sky star observation wheel. it's at its new location. it had been at a museum since 2020. it has been moved ahead of the apec next week. it's temporary. they will do an environmental impact report to see if it's

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the israel-hamas, they say it could have been an hate crime but it's not being investigated as such. the bath seats failed to meet regulations. these seats were sold on amazon between 2020 and june 2021. fda has given the approval to new weight loss drug from eli lilly, clinical trials show it could help people lose 250 pounds in 16 month it's expected to cost more than $1,000 per month. in case you missed we're just a few hours away from the third republican presidential debate. >> five candidacy will be on the

stage tonight in miami. gop front-runner former president donald trump is skipping this debate yet again, he instead will be holding his own event just about ten miles away, nbc news chief political analyst chuck todd joins us now. one of the candidates who will be on stage, of those candidates, who has the most to gain and who has the most to lose? >> reporter: well, i think really nikky haley and ron desantis who have much to gain out of this. i think you'll see tim scott, the last of the main stream candidates who realizes he's sort on the edge, he may not make the stage due to requirements for the next debate. he's in desperation mode. that's what i'm curious about the debate.

none of them are close to donald trump. do they sit there and litigate each other's record. someone not named chris christie, because he's also been focused on that, does one of those three candidates who are potential serious contenders do they take on trump in a way a different way, as party leader, republican it's been a disaster with trump as the leader. do they make him the focal point? if they get caught up attacking each other it's big win for trump. >> democrats as we know had a lot of success in last night's elections especially on the issue of abortion, you wrote an article about it on nbcnews.com, and in it you said that without a course correction and abortion access messaging, republicans are facing more election nights like 2022 and 2023.

how do you think the candidates on stage will handle this issue in particular tonight? >> i'm curious, because this is not a 50/50 issue, republicans want to present that the country is divided on it. they're not. 75%, it's a large majority. 57% in ohio, right, this is not a liberal state, ohio, so the voters have spoken and the problem they have is, the first test that these republican presidential candidates have is iowa, and it's not a primary, it's caucus, that's the most devoted voters show up. evangelical voters and the abortion issue, they don't view any room for compromise on that. so i'm very curious to see if ron desantis in particular tries at all to soften his position on this, because i think he's got an unelectable position. nikky haley has been pivoting on

this issue. she's closer to where glenn youngkin is. but even advocating 15 weeks in a state like virginia doesn't cut it. i think republican pollsters, i know how they think this is where the voters are willing to compromise. there's always a distinction between what you'll accept and what you would prefer, you may need a c-plus to graduate high school but i'd prefer an a, c-plus is acceptable, but you'd prefer an a. did point is that this 15 weeks is not a preference that voters want, they'll accept it if there's nothing else but they prefer more freedom. >> heretofore, we've seen so many of these republican candidates sort of avoid addressing trump, talking about trump, directly attacking trump, but he's leading by double digits as the clear front-runner, are we going to see some of that resonance change tonight? >> i think it has to change and

if you're not changing, then you're not interested in defeating him. now, for a guy like vivek ramaswamy isn't interested in defeating trump, but follow in his footsteps he may continue to play this role of unofficial defender of trump. if you're desantis or haley or scott, i don't know how you keep doing it. i understand what they're nervous about, the republican voters like trump, so you have to be careful how you attack him and how you go after him, but you got to find a way to give voters a permission slip who like trump but convince them he can't win. >> all right, chuck todd with the latest analysis, it will be an interesting night, for sure. >> it will be an interesting night. be sure to watch it right here, you can catch much more of chuck's debate analysis coming up on meet the press now and watch live starting at 4:00 p.m. streaming right here on nbc news now. meanwhile, we're following some breaking news on capitol hill hill. the house oversight committee just announced it will subpoena president biden's son and his

brother. a pretty clear sign that house republicans are ramping up investigations into the president and as well as hunter biden. what can you tell us about these subpoenas and what have we heard in terms of a response in. >> reporter: morgan, these new subpoenas go out from chair james com comer to hunter biden james biden. and family associate rob walker, part of an escalating impeachment inquiry that house republicans opened some time ago, it hinges on hunter biden's business dealings and they're right find a way to prove that either joe biden profited from them or abused their power in pursuit of helping his son. they pushed back on this as

political partisan stunt. we have a statement from hunter biden's counsel, quote, this is yet another political stunt aimed at distracting from the glaring failure of rep comer and his maga ally. he goes on the say, nevertheless, hunter is eager to have the opportunity in public forum and at the right time to speak. >> i want to switch gears and ask you about something else that's just happened on capitol hill last night, the house voted to censur, democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib of michigan, can you explain what a censure means. >> reporter: it's slap on the wrist, it doesn't contain legal weight but it goes into the record of rashida having been

reprimanded by a majority of her colleagues in the house. a republican congressman from georgia accused her of promoting false narratives regarding the october 7th, 2023, hamas attack on israel and calling for the destruction of israel, unquote. the vote was 234-188, 22 democrats voted for it with republicans, just four republicans voted against it. she said her colleagues were more focused on silencing her than trying to protect palestinian lives. >> thank you for your reporting. today, federal prosecutors say they've taken down a quote a high-end brothel network run out of two states. >> emilie ikeda joins us now.

what are saying about this particular takedown. >> they underscored today that this is just the beginning of their investigation a sophisticated brothel network, they used the term for a number of reasons, the first being, these three people were allegedly operating two websites that were operating under the guise of professional nude photography, what happened with these customers would be thoroughly vetted by officials, including employee information, have to include their driver wi, lawyers, accountants, tech executives a huge range of people. more >> this commercial sex ring was built on secrecy, a well-connected clientele and business was booming until

today. >> that business panning out in two states, virginia and massachusetts, according to authorities, three people arrested for a conspiracy to coerce and entice travel to engage in illegal sexual activity. this is just the beginning of this investigation. >> emilie, thank you. the centers for disease control has released an alarming new report about sip lis. but not in adults, cases in newborns have raised tenfold. nearly 32% in a single year. i understand the cdc said that 90% of these cases could have been prevented was timely testing and treatment, why are cases rising so rapidly and remind us how dangerous syphillis can be. >> cases are rising in the general population, that means they're bound to rise among the

pregnant population as well, lot of people don't know that it's still around, let alone that it can affect pregnant people, they may see a rash and see it's eczema and not get checked out. lot of pregnant people don't have a regular doctor such as an ob/gyn and they don't have access to regular screenings. >> so, with that said, what's the agency the cdc recommending that pregnant women and healthcare providers do in order to reduce this risk given this extreme spike? >> reporter: the cdc's recommendation this week so expand screenings outside of the ob/gyn office, places where people can have contact with a healthcare provider who can test them and just general preventable measures, if someone is diagnosed it's important for

their partner to get screened as well. >> important tips. thank you. coming up, blending familieses can be a challenge especially during the holidays what stepparents can do to make what stepparents can do to make the

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children are going to need both of you. it's important to remember that divorce is also a change in the family, it's not the end of the family, while being a family with your co-parent, probably seems like the last thing you want to be thinking about, it's important for parents to remember your child's life story doesn't start with your divorce, so what can you to help your kids to feel a sense of belonging in each home? really that leads into this idea that how you relet to one another really matters a lot, how children adjust to divorce is influenced how parents engage with each other, we're circle back to this idea, not longer partners but also parents. >> looking at the entire journey, right the journey as a whole, you know when any of us are hurt, we can resort to our instinct and become small, how

can we encourage parents to be big and generous in their loves so kids can navigate this time. >> i think that the key is really staying focused on that relationship and coming from a child-centered place, when we get focused on how does it feel for our kids and how can we show up for parents and realizing that while our relationship has changed, our children's needs have not. so how can we step into those spaces and be the parents that our children need during this really difficult time, it requires separating our own feelings from what our kids need. >> we talked a lot about the dynamic of a parent, right, if you birth, or adopted, the stepparent, how could a stepparent go about building a relation with a child in. >> don't rush the relationship, lot of times when someone new

arrives on the scene we're really excited as parents to be in a new relationship. lot of kids struggle, you know, when a new adult enters their life and they worry, am i betraying my other parent? so what we can do to help kids with that? we need to send a cheer message that you tonight have to pick and choose, that kids need time to get to know you. and also, how can you honor their history? kids need to know being a bonus family or being in a step family doesn't mean they have to give up their connection to the family that once had and that's really critical that history is part of who they are and part of their life story and when you have a bonus parent can really step into that kids are going to respect you and they're going to feel valued and a sense of connection. >> really important guy dance, especially as we're in this

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