we go into great detail about what "the baltimore banner" hopes to be. check it out, cnn.com/audio. >>> on this happy halloween i thought it would be nice to share how some of your favorite cnn anchors are dressing up. i'm not dressing up. jake tapper did, as ted lasso. here are members of jake tapper's team. next kate bolduan as elvis. outstanding. this is why i don't dress up. i can't top these. don lemon and his fiancee tim malone shared this last night. it's incredible. whoopi and joy. we hope you have a great happy halloween. we'll see you back here this time next week. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while yo

as well, prior to public policy i was in computer science and as a grad student in johns hopkins in baltimore i taught introduction to algorithms twice. i consider myself an expert on the subject. the algorithm itself is the formula, the recipe that underlies the code. facebook has written extensive and thoroughly researched technologies that seems to say you like this post from a democrat. he liked this other post from a democrat. maybe you want to see more content aligned with democratic interests. it's that kind of learning that happens in the background based on data from a variety of sources which ends up powering the kinds of things you see and what you don't see. host: what's the worry that congress has about what facebook is doing? guest: at the end of the day, it's any powerful system that we don't have an understanding of and belief in control of that i think powers seen in the backlash. i am phoned saying that 20 or so years ago, when members of congress and policymakers used the word computer commit might be 30 years ago. they used to use the word computer as a synonym for magic o

winds, 55 to 60-mile-per-hour winds from long island back through delaware and power out around the baltimore area and more video out of the chesapeake bay area with the waves with that water. so coastal flooding still a problem off the potomac as well. the delaware river and bay still have a couple more high tide cycles to deal with. this low is moving so slowly and we just have that circulation out of the southeast off the ocean. so another round of heavy rain potentially as well for parts of the northeast. then beginning to wind things down a little bit tomorrow for the big day for the kids but rather unsettled. the rest of the country looks pretty good for trick-or-treating. all all right. kumasi: good morning -- lisa: good morning pure welcome to the weekend. it is a little foggy this morning. clouds will dominate our skies. maybe in isolated shower or drizzle in spots tomorrow. we are dry for halloween, but better chances arrive monday and then into late wednesday and thursday. highs today cooler, mid-60's in oakland, upper 60's san jose. and the accuweather 7-day forecast >>> hi, we're

as well, prior to public policy i was in computer science and as a grad student in johns hopkins in baltimore i taught introduction to algorithms twice. i consider myself an expert on the subject. the algorithm itself is the formula, the recipe that underlies the code. facebook has written extensive and thoroughly researched technologies that seems to say you like this post from a democrat. he liked this other post from a democrat. maybe you want to see more content aligned with democratic interests. it's that kind of learning that happens in the background based on data from a variety of sources which ends up powering the kinds of things you see and what you don't see. host: what's the worry that congress has about what facebook is doing? guest: at the end of the day, it's any powerful system that we don't have an understanding of and belief in control of that i think powers seen in the backlash. i am phoned saying that 20 or so years ago, when members of congress and policymakers used the word computer commit might be 30 years ago. they used to use the word computer as a synonym for magic o

and last one from the "baltimore sun" dated january 5, 2017 entitled jamie raskin not seeing challenge for trump. >> without objection. we have been told mr. keller has logged on and he is recognized for five minutes. mr. keller. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you to all our witnesses for taking time to testify before the committee today. before addressing the subject you would like to urge the majority to use its oversight power to focus on the numerous crises be in rampant unnation, the crisis on the southern border, the irresponsible way the biden administration pulled out afghanistan. skyrocketing energy prices or staggering national debt to numb a few. the price of natural gas alone is at a 10-year high. this must be addressed before winter set in and americans have to make difficult financial decisions just to heat their homes. the integrity of our elections is directly linked to the integrity of our democratic system of government at the local, state or ted levels. while proper looks protocol is essential, the matter of arizona looks audit is fundamentally a state issue. it

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joining us with more is cnn medical analyst leana wen, baltimore's former health commissioner and author of "lifelines: a doctor's journey in the fight for public health." dr. wen, cnn's elizabeth cohen talked about this development with the key pfizer executive overseeing vaccine research. and i want to play a clip of that interview. let's listen. >> ability to vaccinate children frees them up to attend school with reduced risk of outbreaks that limit in-person learning. i think for many children school is a safe space as well as obviously the important role that it plays in their education. and for many children it's actually a place where they get meals. so this has really a profound effect beyond the important prevention of covid-19. >> a profound effect he says. as a former public health official and as a parent and after more than a year and a half of living in this pandemic, how much of a game changer is this? >> i think it's a total game changer for parents and families. there are so many parents who've been worried about going to work because we're afraid of bringing back covid

madam chair to the honorable chair gadi, another from representative conley, and the last one from the baltimore sun dated january 5th, 2017. >> without objection. okay. we've been told mr. keller has logged on. mr. keller is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. and thank you very much to all of our witnesses for taking time to testify before the committee today. before addressing the subject of this hearing i'd like to take a moment for the majority to use its oversight power to focus on any of the numerous crises facing our country be it rampant inflation, a crisis on our southern border, irresponsible way in which the biden administration pulled out of afghanistan, skyrocketing energy prices or the staggering national debt just to name a few. the price of natural gas alone is at a ten-year high. this must be addressed before winter sets in and americans have to make difficult financial decisions just to heat their homes. the integrity of our elections is directly linked to our integrity of our system of government at the local, state or federal level while proper electi

/baltimore region bracing for some historic tidal flooding. they're under coastal flood alerts as a powerful low pressure system moves east. five feet of flooding is possible and wind gusts up to 68 miles per hour. the last time conditions were that bad was in hurricane isabell in 2003. get all the latest info from the fox news weather app. >> every single month for six months in a row the illegal encounters on the border went up. march was the highest on record until april. april until may, in july 212,000 illegal caples across our border. this is the situation. now we'll give you money to do it. makes no sense. >> bill: the ohio republican there. biden administration considering paying hundreds of millions of dollars to families that were separated at the border back in 2018 during the trump administration. this all according to a "wall street journal" report that crossed last night. the author john moody is hear to weigh in on this matters of immigration and china. he wrote a new book of course they new, of course. what do you make of the m

some cities like philadelphia and baltimore, chicago, really under siege with rising violence, particularly gun violence. give us your assessment where things stand right now. the state of crime, particularly violent crime in the united states and what can be done about it? >> we're in tough shape. the largest rise since the 1960s throughout the country. most major cities are experiencing tremendous increases in murders and shootings. and new york city is no exception although new york has been having some success knocking those numbers down. you can blame our politicians. reforms that went too far too fast. i attended a conference of mayors yesterday and those mayors are all seeking reform of the reforms as the bail reforms in that state and certainly new york city are not allowing judges to basically hold people on bail who are dangers to society and looking for reforms in the reforms who deal with people arrested for gun crime. the district attorney of salt lake said anyone will bear the brunt of the full force of the law against them so we're starting to see the tide change what to do a

on the phone, i did a lot of visits in philadelphia today, another price of the pennsylvania, i'm in baltimore right now. we'll be back on the phones in the morning. i am not sure exactly what the senators feelings are on the tax proposal, but again, they were very clear that when the bills were passed they would not be paid by the average american. he would increase taxes, and move taxes on the people that can afford to pay more taxes. and that's clearly, he's kept his word, and that's what we're doing. so at this point, it is about nothing more than two votes. we've heard from, primala jayapal that the progressive caucus, which compromised a lot, and which compromised a lot, that may give. up they gave up a lot. and you know, to get down to the point where they are accepting a number that basically was set by joe manchin, 1.7 five trillion, that is up from 1.5, where he started with senator schumer. what can you tell us about those two votes? that's what's stopping both pieces of this legislation at this point. >> i think, as we said, the president feels confident that he will get the votes

i'm in baltimore right now. we'll be back on the phones in the morning. i'm not sure exactly what the senator's feelings are on the tax proposals. the president was very clear when these bills were passed they would not be paid by the average american. he would increase taxes and move taxes on the people that can afford to pay more taxes and he kept his word and that's what we're doing. >> so at this point this is about nothing other than two votes. we've heard that the progressive caucus which compromised a lot and by compromised i mean gave up a lot as you know to the point where they are accepting a number basically set by joe manchin $1.75 trillion. that is up from $1.5 trillion where he started with senator schumer. what can you tell us about those two votes? that is what is stopping both pieces of this legislation at this point. >> i think as we said the president feels confident that he will get the votes in both the house and the senate. he certainly is confident about the negotiations going on and i think that when you think about where the bill

., baltimore, chesapeake bay, delaware bay, i'm worried about coastal flooding there tomorrow afternoon and then the heavy rains move into the new york metro area tomorrow night into saturday and hang around all weekend long. so, we're already saturated here. i think flooding is going to be a problem once again this weekend. david? >> all right, rob, we appreciate it. >>> when we come back here tonight, the workers rescued during a scaffolding emergency. the pictures. >>> and the difficult news tonight on a missing woman from new jersey making national headlines. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced sev

i responded tough to the riots in baltimore with 4,000 members of the national guard and 1,000 police officers. we stopped the violence. >> martha: mandatory vaccination in maryland for your first responders and police? >> no. we don't. we've got 86% of the entire population vaccinated. >> bill: thanks for coming in. nice to see you. we're waiting the hear from the president. that will happen next hour. also waiting to hear from the house speaker in a matter of minutes. stay tuned. trying to figure out whether or not they reached a framework on the spending agenda. what's in, what's out, who is on first? we'll try to figure it out. >> martha: everybody is crowded into that room. we'll be right back. record lows and home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's values and you can take out $ 50,000 or more. pay down high rate credit cards, improve your home, or just give your family the security of having cash in the bank. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energ

and baltimore and philly as we go through friday night and saturday, the mess all through new england, it's cool and dreary and wet with good rain of the first half of the day from all the way to boston. here is the good news. by halloween for all the trick or treaters for the kids, it's nice coast to coast, temperatures comfortable and a little bit of snow there in wyoming. it's a crazy ten days of the two bomb cyclones, the one in the west coast and yesterday in the east. we get a quiet weekend. >> bill caron, thank you very much. he was talking about halloween, let's comment on the fact that it's just three days away. are you ready? >> forbes have released the favorite candies based on its sales. sour patch kids, my kids love these, i don't get it. reese's cups take the top. the top candies are reese's cups and skittles which just brought back the lime flavor and also m&m's. topping the list of worst halloween candy, candy corn, i love candy corn. >> circus peanuts? kind of agree and the licorice, i don't know what hershey's thinking. willie, i don't get the sour patch stuff. reese

to baltimore. it looks like an ugg friday. and then friday night that rain arrives in philly and new york, and it's kind of a cool, wet, raw saturday. not great for any halloween activities on saturday. still good news. sunday looks like a nice halloween trick-or-treat forecast. the exception wyoming and nebraska with a little bit of snow. i think we'll take it, you know. not a bad trick-or-treat forecast at all. >> bill karins, two comments for you. one, i appreciate the spider-man graphic on the graph. two, that tornado was terrifying. >> yeah. it was violent. yeah, we'll find out today just how strong those winds were. >> let's hope we don't see any more of those for a while. thank you, again, buddy. >>> still ahead, president biden is expected to meet with house democrats as the caucus meets with divisions over the house spending plan. leanne called well joins me with the latest on those capitol hill negotiations. >> before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake. i'm your answers to "way too early" at msnbc.com

in baltimore today secretary becerra announced the biden administration's new federal overdose prevention strategy building on previous actions the administration has taken to address addiction and the overdose epidemic. the overdose epidemic has evolved and our strategy to combat is evolving as well. that's why the new strategy prioritizes prevention, harm reduction, evidence-based treatment and support during recovery. the holistic focus on harm reduction and recovery support in particular are new and innovative approaches. that includes actions like increasing access to medication treatment for people with opioid use disrecord. disorder. and expanding access to harm reduction services. with drug overdose deaths increasing by more than 30% last year, the severity and worsening nature of this epidemic requires an all hands on deck approach. this strategy from h.h.s. builds upon the biden-harris administration's year one drug policy priorities and is a key part of addressing that rising challenge jen: this is another sign that the president's call for the private sector to step up and hel

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., baltimore, philly, new york. heavy rain, maybe thunderstorms. could see flooding in this area tomorrow night. david? >> all right, we're watching it right here with you. thank you, rob. >>> we're going to turn now to the pandemic tonight, with the fda expected to authorize a vaccine for children 5 to 11 at any moment. tonight, news on a potential fourth shot, another booster for immunocompromised people. the cdc today saying a fourth shot may be needed six months after your booster. it comes as millions of those child-sized doses are being ready to be shipped out to waiting clinics like this one in california and this pharmacy in milwaukee. getting ready for children. if cdc approval comes as expected next week, millions of children could be fully vaccinated by christmas. here's whit johnson. >> reporter: just as booster shot availability expands to 70 million americans across the country, tonight, word of a potential fourth shot for the most vulnerable groups. the cdc now allowing people who are "moderately and severely immunocompromised" to ge

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. >> family style, it's all about families that make different foods and this one is all about baltimore and crabs. so, anyway, as far as your weekend is concerned, weekend outlook, heavy rain mid-atlantic states, mild in the rockies, wet in the plains. we're looking at some mountain flurries and sunshine along the west coast sunday, sunday, and halloween, much of it looking pretty good throughout most of the country maybe some snow in the northern rockies. a little rain in new england but good trick or treati >>> good morning. i'm metrologist kari hall. our temperatures today coming up a few degrees. most of us feeling some upper 60s and low 70s. we're up to 68 degrees in oakland today. hayward will see a high of 69 degrees and up to 70 in concord as well as morgan hill. with our temperatures warming up, we're going to see some afternoon sunshine and more of this going through the end of the week. it will be slightly cooler for halloween weekend with more clouds. but the weather and the rain hold off to early next week. >> for more than 70 years, trick or treat has been a tradition to s

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leana wen, former baltimore health commissioner and author of lifelines, a doctor's journey if the fight for public health. in part, because the cdc presented evidence that many more children have covid-19 antibodies than previously thought. i am curious, as to what you think if a child between 5 and 11 years old has covid antibodies do you think they need both doses of pfizer's vaccine? >> well first of all, anderson, it's very tough to know for certain if a child has previous covid infection or not. and -- and simply, measuring antibodies is -- is variable and you don't know how durable that protection is. but here's -- here's the -- here's -- here's what's most important to remember. we saw the devastation among pediatric populations this summer because of the delta variant. we saw unprecedented numbers of children's hospital admissions and for the first time since i can remember, pediatric intensive care units overwhelmed. so, we saw this fivefold increase over later in the summer. um, among pediatric hospitalizations here in the south. 8,300 hospitalizations, altogether, for childre

each month of school closures cost students between 12000 and $15,000 in future earnings. 41% of all baltimore city has will students earned below a 1.0 gpa in 2020. what about their social and emotional development? mask wearing and social isolation is taking a toll. shutdowns contributing to teams gaining rate -- weight. at an alarming rate. . this was a policy that make children more unhealthy and more at risk to covid-19. how was that following the science? our kids are in crisis and unfortunately, this administration is more focused on little allies than science. what happened to leading with science? the administration is guilty of what they claimed of the trump administration, prioritizing politics over science. in may, cbc was working with items biggest campaign donors. what was supposed to be the scientific guidance. thanks to the teachers union influence, the guidance put out likely led to more school closures. six feet social distancing was a major roadblock to keeping schools open, and although the cdc director recommended three feet to her hometown prior to running from cdc, which

host: bobby, baltimore, opposed. caller: number one, i oppose this because i see this getting extended to those who aren't billionaires. the democrats have done a great job of deceiving the people and then on top of that, they always tend to sneak some sort of draconian legislation into these laws. they are always sneaking some language in that does not support what they claim they are supporting and on top of that, these so-called billionaires they speak of -- what happens when they start increasing the price of their service or product and that goes down to the consumer? this has been done throughout history. no one is seeing the big picture. host: steve duncan on facebook says, yes, at least 30%. gerald in california supports it. it is overdue. the billionaires have had a field day too long. the definition of income needs to be redefined to include gains, especially as it pertains to corporate taxation or the lack thereof. we are asking if you support or oppose the idea of a billionaire tax to pay for social spend

here in baltimore our ports are stacked up also not to the same extent but it affects all of us. and in listening to some of the discussions today and some of the questions we probably do ourselves a service from getting away from stereotypes to find a way to get to solutions i heard one of my colleagues on the other side to say the way to fix this is to put work requirements on those people receiving welfare they were receiving welfare before the pandemic, most of them don't want to be on welfare most are white and female so the quick fix notion. it gives us a slogan and we heard some of the witnesses say and then to have to pass along to consumers i understand in that regard and right now with the leading economist in the nation to have a take care of goods and services in the household we will be in the inflationary trends at least through the first quarter of next year and that is for me kinds of action. i hope we can pass that soon and in with the lack of workers in listening to a discussion listening to the truck driver discussion i agree we do not have enough and we have t

washington, baltimore, working your way towards allentown and scranton. eventually this skirts in right towards portions of new york city later on tonight into tomorrow. the concern, don, is that over the next 24 hours, potentially later on tomorrow evening and tomorrow night, we get some very, very heavy rainfall, maybe one to two inches per hour. the national weather service taking this very seriously. about 40 million people underneath these flood alerts. notice where the heaviest guidance for the rainfall is. widespread coverage over the next two to three days here of four to six inches with potentially six-plus inches in areas around central and northern new jersey. again, you bring this much rainfall in an urban environment, you've seen how things played out in august and on into september. the concern is some similar scenes in spots, maybe not across new york city, but in spots around the northeast in the next couple of days. >> let's talk about that. we were both covering that in early september, what happened in the tri-state area. there was mass

we've seen them in chicago, seattle, los angeles, baltimore. they say they don't want the cities pushing the mandate without coming to the table and bargain with them. that's one of the arguments that we've been really seeing across the board. today, the pba, the largest union here in new york city, filed its lawsuit against that mandate. that's approaching on friday. listing a whole number of issues. one of them being, why not let us test out of this? some cities are allowing. but that's now going to be off the table when it comes to new york. and they also put in that lawsuit, this is going to bring morale down, particularly among police officers. and you know what? the state of florida is trying to capitalize on that. ron desantis is offering $5,000 for officers to move, to relocate to florida, for law enforcement, and saying, really, it's about a morale issue, trying to take officers from the cities, saying it's not a mandate issue, but a morale issue. we'll see if that works. certainly, there's a number of arguments that are being made acr

saw 100 ships and containers off the coast of california because they couldn't get unloaded here in baltimore the ports are backed up also not to the same extent but it's the same issue that affects all ofor us and i think in listening to some of the s discussions today and questions probably we do ourselves a surface by getting away from stereotypes and solutions. i heard my colleague on the other side talk about the way to fix this is to put work requirements on people receiving welfare. people receiving welfarepe were receiving them before the pandemic. most of them don't want to be on welfare most are white and mfemale and they are taking care of families the best they can so this quick fix notion of let's put requirements on people i think it gets us past where we ought to be. it doesn't give us a solution. it gives us a slogan and if we talk about i've heard of some of the witnesses say they recognize the fact they will continue to pass along prices to consumers i understand they are paying and then that regard and it doesn't increase it. right now we heard this morning from some of the

seattle, los angeles, baltimore. they essentially say they don't want the cities pushing that mandate without first coming to the table and trying to bargain with them. that's pretty much one of the arguments we've really been seeing across the board. today the pba, the largest union here in new york city, filed its lawsuit against that mandate, again, that's approaching on friday, listing a whole number of issues, one of them being why not let us test out of this, which some cities are allowing, but that is now going to be off the table when it comes to new york. and they also put in that lawsuit, you know, it's just going to bring morale down even more so, particularly among police officers. urn what, anderson? the state of florida is actually trying to capitalize on that. we learned from the governor there, ron desantis, that he is actually offering $5,000 for officers to move, to relocate to florida for law enforcement and saying, really, that it's about a morale issue, trying to sort of take officers from these

they were both funny racists and in many ways of course, she grew, you know, she came from baltimore. she grew up in the south. so, you know, her view of black people was, was very different to what we would feel now. but he, frankly, given up any, any intention doing anything there. he realized that bahamas was run by local business from the bay street boys, and he just went and played golf. but very important also to avoid taxes. that seems to be a really major currency, isn't it over to save money even? well, london was being bombed. there trying to work out how to get more money out of the british accent. yeah, yeah, yeah, but also, i mean, i think they lived very or station ostentatiously at a time with chris austerity, both during the war and off the war. so i mean, they actually had p r people to advise them that taking you to pieces of luggage to new york and, and to have a huge hotels. floors wasn't a good idea when people were suffering, but they had, they had a 10 year, you know, even when they got to the bahamas, the 1st request was to refurbish government house, even thou

you will need traffic out of baltimore and that will impact southern and csx. they have the ammo to over come the problems they will have. liz: ups reports after the bell. we know that the rage inflation that fedex dealt with. let me ask you quickly because i read your morning note, one of my favorites out there, you talked about the paypal, pinterest kind of no, that's not happening discussion. i would imagine the arbitragers really got burned on that one if they believed this was going to happen. this is a no-go. you do believe it may be revived? >> i think paypal may be shopping. i don't see it reviving. if you read my note, i kept track with the younger that more than i keep back the traditional bankers. all the kids were against the trade. they didn't see the sense of it. that was enough for me. i'm long paypal on thursday and friday. it came in further on friday. i'm quite happy the way things turned out. >> 30 seconds, the way things turned out, we have a record for the dow and s&p. are you worried at all about any froth here? >> no. i don't think the fr

in maryland, 41% of all baltimore city high school students earned below a 1.0 gpa in 2020. what about their social, emotional, and physical development? mask wearing and social isolation has taken a toll. shutdowns and isolation contributed to children and teens gaining weight ad an alarming rate. this was a covid-19 policy that actually made children more unhealthy and more at risk to covid-19. how is that following the science? our kids are in crisis, and unfortunately this administration is more focused on political allies than science. what happened to leading with science? president biden's administration is guilty of what democrats claimed of the trump administration, prioritizing politics over science. in may, cdc was exposed for working with some of biden's biggest campaign donors. powerful teachers' unions. to draft what was supposed to be the scientific guidance for schools. thanks to the teachers unions' influence, the guidance put out by cdc likely led to more school closures. 6-feet social distancing was a major road block to keeping schools open. and although

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