Good evening major developments in Israel's fight with Hamas today as

international pressure now grows to curb civilian casualties. I'm John

King in for Anderson. We'll have the latest from our reporters on the ground in just a moment.

First though, some breaking news here in the states, a federal appeals court siding with

the former president on that limited gag order issued against him in the special

counsel's election interference case. Let's get straight to our Chief Legal Affairs

correspondent Paula, exactly what did this appeals court do? Well here John they put

this gag order on hold and then a little over two weeks a three judge panel will hear arguments

about whether this gang order is constitutional. Now Judge Tanya Chutkin, she's

the federal judge overseeing the election subversion case here in Washington.

She imposed a broader set of restrictions on former President Trump at the request of prosecutors.

And those restrictions bar him from targeting witnesses in the case, members of the court

staff and the special counsel's office.

But Trump's lawyers have argued that this was unconstitutional, that as a candidate for office

that there's a very high bar for restricting his speech.

But Judge Shutkin has said, look, your First Amendment

yields to the orderly administration of justice.

She said, in one of the court hearings, she said,

look, I have a trial to oversee here, and I can't have him attacking people

who are just trying to do their jobs or comply with their civic duty.

So in just a few weeks, this will go before this panel.

On the panel will be two judges appointed by former President Barack Obama and one appointed

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