and the vice president, kamala harris, making history. >>> the breaking headline -- the shooting outside a high school. at least three students shot. what we've learned. >>> the diane sawyer exclusive tonight. the story that gripped this nation. 13 children, the turpin children, held captive by their parents for years. for the first time you will see and hear the moment one of the daughters gets out of the home. she didn't know what the neighborhood would look like on the outside. what are sidewalks for? she describes calling 911, and we see right here tonight for the first time what officers find when they show up at that front door. the stunned parents opening the door. >>> the new images coming in tonight from chinese state-run media, claiming to show the tennis star who's been missing. are the images to be believed? >>> and the one team not far from where we are right here tonight. i promise you'll be rooting for them, no taking sides. our persons of the week. >>> and good evening from our los angeles bureau. and as we come on the air in the west, we'll begin the verdict of kyle ritt

democratic heavy hitters including president biden who won the state by 10 points in 2020 and vice president kamala harris. virginia and new jersey are the only two states to hold their race for governor in the year after the presidential election. new jersey governor phil murphy leading in his bid for re-election over republican challenger jack ciattarelli. but linsey, it's this virginia race being seen as a bellwether for the nation and referendum on the biden agenda, just a year before the midterm elections. linsey? >> the eyes of the nation on that state, kenneth. thank you. >>> there is also a lot of attention on the supreme court tomorrow. the controversial highly restrictive texas abortion law is on the docket. justices are hearing arguments about the legislation, which effectively bans most abortions in the state. their ruling, when it comes, is expected to have national consequences. the conservative-leaning court has already refused several attempts to put the law on hold. >>> now to the movie set tragedy. cinematographer halyna hutchins laid to rest today, ten days after she was shot and

can get it done leanne melendez abc 7 news a new one-on-one exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris. she joined chief good morning america. anchor george stephanopoulos saying the infrastructure bill just signed by president biden. is a win for all americans? it's historic in nature at least the biggest investment in infrastructure in a generation in america when we're looking at an issue like internet and access and affordability to high-speed internet will ask any parent who lives in rural america or lives in an area where either internet is not accessible or it's not affordable. what we are doing is bringing internet to families understanding this is about their children's education. it's about the ability to run. all business in that interview vice president harris also dismissed claims of feeling undervalued within the biden administration. oh, larry, this dog is richer than you richer than me richer than most of us will probably ever be it's a small barrier to leave. yes, but you gotta hear this. yes, but you gotta hear this. well the answer as to why it' ♪ ♪ increa

kumasi: vice president kamala harris addressing the not so positive polling numbers for the white house. the issue she says the team is pushing toward an abc news exclusive this morning. reggie: living on a prayer for the partial lunar eclipse. the best time to be outside to get a glimpse. if you can see it at all. mike: the whole bon jovi reference threw me off. here's a look at some of the fog that is developing just south of san rafael. that is going to be the only issue for the commute, little bit of fog in the east bay valley and the north bay valleys that -- valleys. talk about the changes seem to lunar eclipse only tonight, but in may. >> today storm impact is impact 1, that means light rain. he penumbral a handy and drive safely. check today storm any time abc 7 news app. hey at&t customers... there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve, for only $19.99 a month for 12 months. and, for the first time ever, we'll give you 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and you'll save hu

kamala harris had a bit of a different take. she said in a tweet yesterday, today's verdict speaks for itself. i've spent a majority of my career working to make our criminal justice system more equitable. it's three there's still a lot more work to do, and there's a lot of outrage from some people about that and looking forward at some reforms that may need to take place or may take place because of this verdict. alex? >> okay. liz mclaughlin in kenosha, thank you for that. >>> an ed terrill no today's "wisconsin journal" sending a chilling message to wisconsin and the rest of the country. goes on to say the disappointing verdict is sure to embolden militant people who seek to take the law into their own hands. speaking with reverend al sharpton an potential for a rise in vigilantes in just a few minutes. >>> meantime, breaking news and a statistic in the coronavirus pandemic. number of covid deaths in this year surpazzed total from all of 2020. according to federal data and johns hopkins university. total number reported death

but president biden picked kamala harris to be a part of the administration. and that's not to put down pete buttigieg who has a bright future ahead of him. we shouldn't be so quick to dismiss the sitting vice president who should be the presumptive nominee. >> it wouldn't be a sunday without you guys, thank you so much, safe travels if you're out and about getting home. good to see you. >>> you can't blame the supply chain shortage for a shortage of a traditional symbol of the holidays. that's next. mbol of the holidays that's next. come here! i've got big news! now, nurtec odt can not only stop a migraine it can prevent a migraine as well. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. with nurtec, i treat migraine my way. what's your way? ask your doctor about nurtec to find out! align. fast acting biotic gummies ask helps soothes occasional ab

look at simone sanders and kamala harris and others, people in the administration to get out in the hustling and tell the truth and the good things they are doing and got to bang their own drum much louder. in this day of retail politics you got to tell folk what you're about and doing to help them. otherwise it gets lost in the sauce. >> listen. well said. i totally agree to you. let's get to the book. first of all, explain the title. >> right. so entertaining is at least three ways to interpret. black people have to entertain. we have had to entertain the idea of race constantly. and thirdly we have to find ways to just like you talk about joe biden make interesting and entertaining ways to talk about race that don't sound like the same tried and true stuff that's been put forth. >> look. you yourself play many roles. you are a preacher. professor. writer, author, critic, talk show host and guest. how much does your experience influence this book? what do you want readers to take away from it? >> great question. a lot. because i have had to do a lot. as a minister, a professor, as an activ

they naturally hate kamala harris. an old white guy, joe biden, i think a -- project. they kept at. it pumping lies all day for more than a year, including whatever means, including straight-up deception. they have succeeded, they've taught their base to hate joe biden as well. joining me now, david plouffe, 2008 obama campaign manager, former adviser to president obama. he is here to discuss. first of all, that is, even by their standards, pretty agree just with the disappearing hand in the middle. [laughs] . to do that. how much of an effect in this sort of -- the space of american politics and the amorphous public opinion, how much effect is that one network have? >> enormous. well, first of all, chris, you are smart to call this out. because i think we believe that there is no bottom at fox. this is a meaningful and dangerous moment. maybe it was a trial balloon. but this is a new front in their war. so yeah. i mean, they basically pollute up to probably a third of the electorate. and that third of the electorate spills over into maybe 40% of the country. it's not just fox. it's

>> honestly do i think that kamala harris is going to be leading the fight against inflation? not particularly, and she had a trip in the administration can walk and chew gum at the same time, on the other hand, this administration right now has zero credibility on the issue of inflation, and we look back to last spring, when the treasury secretary for bill clinton, the top economic advisor in the white house to barack obama after the big covid relief package said this is going to stock like max stoke inflation, and for months we have heard the transitory soon, and now we are in november and it's worse than ever, and to say that we take it seriously, there are some people that have been taking it seriously and the white house is talking and down, so very right to the game, and the least of their problems is where kamala harris is, the bigger problem is a fact that she has 28% approval. >> john: on the topic of being transitory, which is the coho sandra smith the other day, but they keep selling us on the idea that the bill back better plan, all we have to do is pass this recon

has kamala harris been down to see these detention facilities? >> she has not been down. >> all of this comes at cbp reports that they have taken nearly 147,000 unaccompanied kids so far and that is quadruple the number from the year before and also this. 164,000 encounter as reported by border patrol in october alone, making it the worst october for illegal crossings ever recorded by dhs. ranking number chuck grassley also grilled mayorkas, washing his hands clean and punting it to the doj. >> the department of justice is leading the negotiations and litigation arising from the family separation policy and i'm not involved with in those negotiations. i must defer to the department of justice. >> bottom line, mayorkas says the immigration is broken. we will get reaction from senator marsha blackburn who will be joining us next hour and she has a lot to say. >> john: everyone keeps punting this issue, remember when peter doocy asked the present about it and nobody is really willing to talk too much about that. back to our top story, the jury and t

it's down to whether or not they can get all 50 democrat senators and kamala harris with the tiebreaker. the democratic senator tester had concerns with saule omarova and met with her and still had concerns. here's what he said after his meeting with omarova: do you think that the democrats will get off 50 senator or watching tester today do you think he will vote her down? >> i hope he picks up the phone and calls the white house and tells them he's had enough with radical nominees. someone not appropriate for this level of authority. i am certain he is hearing from bankers and businesses that will be targeted and put out of businesses, like oil and gas. >> john: democrats including the chairman of that committee believes she's the subject of a smear campaign, omarova. he said this is what happens when trumpism meets mccarthyism. there are big concerns about her background. >> sandra: absolutely and what we heard from elizabeth warren. she said omarova doesn't tow the line and believes banks should be wreckulated. -- regulated. they are regulated. they have a lot of rules and regulatio

countries and vaccination, it shouldn't be surprising to people given that candidate biden and candidate kamala harris casts doubt on the vaccines being developed last year because they thought it would be a political benefit to donald trump and so they suggested that either the vaccines wouldn't arrive on time or that they shouldn't be trusted given that they were going to be approved by his fda and now i don't think they should be surprised when they come back the next year that there is a fair amount of skepticism. in fact, these are valuable tools, people should use them and i think as you suggest, a nonpartisan fact based argument here would be very useful as we tackle the next variance in the variant after that. >> alicia: i want to bring in my colleague, do you have a question for james? >> alicia: i do have one question because the president just said yesterday during the thanksgiving parade on "the today show" that america is back, but as americans wake up today, we have a sell-off in the markets, this new variant and now just minutes ago, the united states announced have this travel b

harris kamala harris who was then sent her to eat out, "jussie spinach and is one of the kindest and gentlest human beings i know. this was an attempt in modern-day lynching. no one should have to fear for their life because of their sexuality where the color of their skin. we must disrupt this hate." that tweet did not age well. >> it's like collin kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist before any investigation was done. these types of reactions often do come back to haunt politicians who are rushing to join the mob and calling for one result or another. from the beginning, there was a lot about the allegation that didn't make sense. i am from chicago and i think this was the first time anyone suggested anyone saying this was maga country. putting that aside, it was odd from beginning to end the details. ultimately these two individuals came forward, the videotapes in the stores, and despite the evidence he wasn't required to take responsibility when those initial charges were dropped. he still doesn't. that leads to this really horrible aspect of the case. if someone is accused of ca

support with appearances by senator bernie sanders, former president barack obama and vice president kamala harris. he holds the lead early in the night but as a result kept trickling in, the race kept getting tighter. >> we are all sorry that tonigh cannot yet be the celebration w wanted it to be, as i said, whe every vote is counted, and ever vote will be counted, we hope t have a celebration. to get those votes are still counting. this morning registered democrats outnumber registered by more then a million, but the race is still too close to call. ciattarelli tells us he is stil optimistic. >> the great news, guys, as we have sent the message to the people of new jersey. what i love about this state, and although it was not my intention, we have sent that message to the entire country. >> the ciattarelli campaign say they are still focused on makin sure all of those legal votes are counted putting out a statement about an hour or so ago. here in new jersey there is no automatic recount, but either side can ask for a recount, so we will get word on that here this afternoon. they're are s

will the real kamala harris please stand up and be yourself? scientists are not children and i know the planets. >> bill: it sounds like fantasy island. americans suffering from sticker shock at grocery stores and beyond. we have not seen inflation from the early 90s and beyond. a prominent democrat warning that the president needs to change course on some serious policies or the parties going to go down. could that coming up as we go back to arlington, virginia. 100 years at the tomb of the unknown. that ceremony continues there in northern virginia. ♪ ♪ ♪ people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if yo

vice president kamala harris says inflation is serious and the answer is more government spending. >> so it is something we take very seriously. very seriously. but there is also a point that is important to make on the build back better framework. one, it is designed to make it less expensive for working people to live. >> conservative group launched a six-figure digital ad targeting house democrats in their home district, they think are on the fence about backing the build back better social spending package in the house trying to flip them against biden's big social and climate agenda. another conservative group is targeting four democratic senators up for re-election in 2022, the four senators with digital ads on inflation that read, "skyrocketing inflation, empty shelves, surging gas prices," now is not the time to raise taxes. voters are complaining about inflation on social media, the democratic senators are not talking about it on social media. we scrubbed through their personal twitter accounts, their public twitter account to see if the word inflation ever popped up, it did

there are reports of severe dysfunction in kamala harris's office. alexandria hoff is tracking what's going on there. marc thiessen with analysis and first jackie heinrich live from the north lawn. the press secretary last night tweeted in support and defense of kamala harris. they must realize this story has got some legs. >> no kidding, dana. it was interesting to see her response to it in that way on twitter almost immediately after it came out. going back to the polling you were referring to. the most troubling for democrats and for the white house is that this drop in the polls came after congress passed the bipartisan infrastructure deal the president will sign into law later today. meaning that legislative win did not translate to a political bump for president biden. that is a problem for them. "washington post" abc poll shows the president's aroofshal rating down to 41%. 53% disapprove of the job he is doing. 78% rate the economy negatively and 38% in poor condition. half of americans overall blame president biden for rising inflation. and 5

kamala harris is a difficult person. there's a reason why she droppe a early in the democratic presidential sweepstakes. people didn't like her. that is why walking castro and marry any williams and less a longer than she did. this is coming to the fore and there are too many blind quotes from white house staff on both the biden side and the harris side for us to dismiss this. believe you me, she is not a favorite inside the west wing and they still paid their very attractive picture of her. she's got some tough assignments . what is she doing about the sto assignments. for example, she is in charge o the border and we had the worst month in history. 154,000 apprehensions of the border and this is the woman wh is in charge of the administration's policy on the issue. there are real problems in the west wing and they are not goin to go away. >> bill: we have her approval rating at 28%. biden approval in the state of texas, 61% disapprove of the jo he's doing and they are or work wants be governor. losing to ted cruz in a

kamala harris when she came to el paso. i think we looked it up 40 years of public service he has never been to the border. when you look at kamala harris's trip she spent more time in the air than visiting and talking with border patrol officials. this is a political game. retribution against the state of texas. we refuse to stand for the policies and beto. >> dana: does he have a chance this time? >> that dog don't hunt in texas when you talk about taking away guns and tearing down the border wall and defunding the police which he is on record for saying. >> bill: thanks for coming in today. we'll follow you and see what happens. thank you very much. >> dana: a big story next hour. jurors set to begin the second day of deliberations in the rittenhouse trial in nine minutes. britney spears speaking out for the first time since she has regained control of her life. what she is saying. you borrow 100% of your home's value. remodel the kitchen, consolidate debt, pay off big bills or save for retirement. newday is holding the

vice president kamala harris has been under a lot of fire this week. couple agencies writing a few pieces about her. she felt clearly that she had to come out and defend herself. she did that on abc this morning. >> we're getting things done and we're doing it together. >> you don't feel misused or under used. >> no, i don't. i'm very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished but i am also absolutely, absolutely clear eyed that there is a lot more to do and we're going to get it done. >> bill: she will have to speak a lot more than she has. she is at 28% approval. it's a deep hole. >> provoked all kinds of conversations about her future and 2024 and all of this. so yes, she has some work to do on getting those numbers up. >> bill: so do we if you can tell already. here we go fox news alert. a likely fiery nomination hearing beginning a few moments from now. president biden's controversial pick to lead one of the top bank regulators. her history is something else. police report revealing she had a previous arrest for retail theft but just s

will transfer pour to kamala harris and she will work from her office during this time. this has happened before. similar to george bush. president biden has a birthday this weekend. he turns 79 years old tomorrow. so that news coming from the west wing a moment ago. in the meantime we're watching the hill and a lot more. >> sandra: the big backlog clogging up several key u.s. ports as the supply chain crisis continues threatening to disrupt one of the biggest shopping days of the year black friday coming up. plus as democrats push to pass president biden's massive build back better plan, experts are warning all that spending will only worsen the inflation that is already causing a squeeze for the american family. our economic panel is here to weigh in and they'll debate it next. >> they do not care what's going on with working families and fixed income seniors, only care about the agenda first, second and third and then they will lie and tell you that it will be the best thing for you. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, l

sending kamala harris doing interviews in west virginia to pressure joe manchin on covid. i think in politics they mishandled it as well. >> sandra: one thing joe manchin did spelled out what the impact would be and giving a reality check to what the impact would be if these bills were actually passed. republicans you could make the point have struggled to do exactly that. to simply detail the impact that this would have on the country. how do you describe that? what would passing these bills do to our nation? >> well, sandra. for starters if you actually look at the crew cost of this plus the $6 trillion in covid relief we've passed over the last year you would be spending close to $12 trillion when you add up the infrastructure bill, this bill and covid relief. boil down to 120 million american families. sending a direct payment of $100,000 to every american family. it is an astronomical amount of federal spending. no question why we have inflation that is beginning to become runaway inflation and there will be other costs with rising interest rates. i think the way we s

vice president kamala harris today's verdict speaks for itself. a majority of my career working to make our criminal justice system more equitable. clear there is still a lot more work to do. the social media post you referenced from last year is a tweet about a month before the 2020 election. then candidate biden said then president donald trump refused to disavow white supremacists in their debate the previous night. it had a video montage that included a photo of kyle rittenhouse. the other democrats have offered similar takes as president and vice president. now some republicans are commenting. >> justice was done in that, bret. the jury system works. you know, i was a prosecutor for seven years. those charges should never have been brought. i who ep that everyone will leave this young man alone now and let him go to living his life. he should not become a political symbol for anybody. >> perhaps you hear more from the white house today. president biden travels to fort bragg, north carolina where he meets the service members military families.

. >> one of the senators who voted no on jerome powell in 2018, california senator kamala harris. when asked yesterday how involved she was in the decision making process, white house press secretary jen psaki said she was consulted in the process. president biden hoping that powell focuses on climate change. as you know dana and viewers know, climate change is a key part of the build back better agenda that passed the house 220 to 213. the two names we continue to watch for months kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. the president heading to nantucket with his family for the thanksgiving holiday but expect intense negotiations at the white house following the holiday. >> bill: josh kraushaar. how are you doing? a couple things here. jen psaki got a false rating that no economist feels the agenda with fuel inflation. we found will it cause hardship for your family? grocery prices yes, 73%, gas prices yes, 72%. josh. >> yeah, another poll that came out just this week from "politico" showing that just 26% of americans thought that this build back better legislation would actually reduce

. >> julie: i wonder if al roker will take kamala harris's place. al roker, thank you for what you've done for our country. vice president harris is taking heat spending more than $500 on cook ware during her recent paris trip while americans struggle with rising inflation and economic uncertainty. among her purchases a $375 serving dish and frying pan that costs around $160. i do not cook. i don't know about you, benjamin. i make no sense of spending money on cook ware. again, i don't cook so i'm not an expert. how about yourself? >> benjamin: that's a lot of money for a pot. if she will buy a pot that expensive buy it in american rather than france. spend the money over here. >> julie: i have no reason to buy cook ware. i would spend that money on something else. >> benjamin: who does the cooking? >> julie: my husband or my mother. anyone else but me. moving on. >> benjamin: the supreme court set to hear arguments in a major abortion case next week. the state of m is miss seeks to overturn roe vs. wade. bail reform. we'll look at the push to keep

kamala harris tweeted this. when anyone makes false claims to police it diverts resources away from serious investigations but more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward. we must speak the truth. hate crimes are on the rise in america. >> bill: trying to have it both ways. >> dana: so is he. i can't believe he is going forward with the trial. >> bill: the police chief in chicago was as ticked as one could be because of the resources diverted in the investigation. it turned out to be a big hoax. jury selection begins today. >> dana: they gave him a chance to plea. he did not. we go through the trial and see what happens. border patrol agents working hard in texas over the weekend as the humanitarian crisis continues unfolding there. the latest face of that crisis look, a child abandoned in mexico. one migrant tries by passing the border all together. how he made it to the united states but didn't make it far. ♪♪♪ >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will

he had kamala harris there in norfolk last friday night. barack obama visit. >> dana: don't forget stacey abrams. early and often. she said something along the lines of they will try to take this from us, right? it's not the case. terry mccauliffe has done the right thing and conceded. >> bill: joe biden made a visit. you are 0 for 4 to try to swing the state. struck out. another alert. upset win in virginia. contest in new jersey. it is tctc. it is too close to call. so where do we stand in the garden state? we'll take you there when we come back right after this. the newday two and a quarter refi has the company's lowest rate in history. 2.25% with an apr of 2.48. save thousands every year. plus there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. newday is holding the line on interest rates so every veteran family can save. call now. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why

. >> dana: do you think they would ask kamala harris to do that job as well? slightly kidding. >> only if they wanted to bury it. if they wanted to hear a funny laugh. >> bill: what has this administration done well? tucker thinks he has failed on public policy with regard to the vaccines. you have more deaths this year than a year ago. you came into office and had a vaccine, had a roll-out plan, had a distribution plan in place. what has this administration managed well? >> i would be hard pressed because look, if you look at it you are right. a little bit upside down on covid. the important thing to look is how far he has fallen on covid. he started off okay on the economy, he is badly upside down. started okay. do people think we are oef going in the right direction no? no. the administration bungled the first year and end the year by adding to their woes, not getting out of their problems but adding to them. schumer says by the end of the year we pass a budget. we are in our third month of the fiscal year -- yes, as of tomorrow the third month for fiscal y

do you think there needs to be somebody designated, do you think it's kamala harris, somebody to help drive for them and help sell what you are trying to say here, get away from the numbers and try to sell the policy? >> i think that's why you saw the president go up to the hill. the president has the best relationships of anyone. he was a senator for three decades. this is his job and he has acknowledged that and why he has come to the hill and on the phone today making the case to his moderates. >> dana: we'll see if they get it done and see what's in the bill. >> bill: just to be clear on the speed, jim. the rules committee 10:00 last night and they had the 72-hour window that we thought they would uphold and if they go forward and vote for it today or vote on it they would blow through that window. that's something we were trying to bring up. >> dana: great the electricity worked today. >> bill: there is something else here i want to call this up from the "wall street journal" editorial board from earlier today. a quote that they are putting out here okay? go ahead and put it on t

kamala harris wants to protect borders in europe. can't make it up. will cain is in "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: thank you, harris. emergency -- chaos and panic in china across the country. we have the story from the state department. >> incredible scenes out of china and a reminder when the chinese communist people tell their people to do something it started with a mysterious announcement from the commerce department telling everyone in the country to stockpile supplies for an unspecified emergency. within hours panicked shoppers across the country rushed out to stockpile food, water and survival gear leaving shelves empty and sending prices skyrocketing. rumor began to spread across social media an all-out conflict with taiwan was coming. growing tensions have been heavily kofrnd in chinese state media and the army stage invasion drills leading many chinese to believe an invasion is coming and thought they should prepare and more covid lockdowns might be on the way. there were only 50 reported cases in china the government tries t

officer for raices, and the director of immigration hub, former adviser on immigration to then-senator kamala harris. erica, i think when i describe it as a massive move, you will take issue with that, and i do want to get to that moment. sergio, can you just walk people through the measures that are currently in this bill and the impact they would have, and then from there we'll talk about what needs to be done in addition. >> great. first of all, just really happy to be here and still so excited about this big win of immigration being included in the bill yesterday, the most transformative policy since the new deal under fdr. the immigration provisions in the build back better act would include protections for over 7 million undocumented immigrants and families living in this country. this includes dreamers and farm workers and tps holders and many undocumented immigrants who were essential workers and have been essential workers to help keep our country going during one of our darkest moments these past two years. it would include work permits, protections for deportations and the ability

joe biden and kamala harris right now are putting forward their agenda and trying to get it through. which they have every right to do because they won the election. if we want to be an appropriate counterweight to that, we can't be talking about what you and i are talking about right now. >> you guys need a healthcare policy. you need actual policies other than the -- whatever donald trump wakes up wanting to do that day. >> well, and that's why the last-third of the book, as you know, is about issues like education, crime, taxes. and all the things that we should be concerned about. north korea and iran, russia and china. and those are the things we should be talking about and presenting a choice to the american people. >> i would love, on a nightly basis, to get back to talking about issues that they are being debated by rational people, as opposed to this craziness which is not helping the country. >> and i am really glad to hear that and that's why i wrote the book because someone has to start that conversation on our side of the aisle. someone thhas to do that and i thought the

you see vice president kamala harris as part of that, and i was reflecting how like hillary clinton vice president harris is serving in the service of a former rival. this week the white house is defending after -- defensing the vice president after cnn has been reporting of tension in the west wing. key aides saying that they are worn out by what they see as entrenched dysfunction and lack of focus from harris and her staff. when you hear this, what do you make of it from just your experience? >> i walked into the white house in 1996 as a 21-year-old intern and i write as i progressed in my job with hillary, 2000 senate race, 2008 presidential campaign and 2016. it is hard for women in politics, i think it is hard for people to see women in executive leadership positions whether it's in politics or outside, and senator, vice president harris and then senator harris who made history before she was vice president, she's done a lot of tough, hard things. her team i publicly and privately support the effort that they are trying do. there's always going to be people talking. >> do you see se

the white house says the president will transfer power to vice president kamala harris for a brief period of time when he's under anesthesia to get a colonoscopy. cnn's john harwood is live at the white house with this breaking news for us. john, what are you hearing right now? >> reporter: first of all, kate, it's worth noting the bit of history being made today. of course this is the first time we've had a woman vice president, and as a consequence of that, when the president takes this routine step for presidents when they undergo anes anesthesia, she's going to be the first woman in american history to exercise or have the potential to exercise presidential power. don't know how much she'll be able to do working out of her west wing office, but that is something worth stopping and taking notice of. this is something that is routine under the 25th amendment. that is the same 25th amendment that got talked about from time to time under president trump about whether his cabinet might move to somehow take power from him. of course that didn't happen. but presidents have under the 25th ame

. >> one of the things was he went under anesthesia and made kamala harris president. >> donald trump did not do that. i remember donald trump apparently have learned, he had a colonoscopy. he left the white house and no one knew what he did. he did not put mike pence in charge while he was doing that -- it's really a huge difference of what he saw. he went for a few hours for the physical and he came back and talked to the media. it's a real difference in how these two men approach this. i cover donald trump for four years and you guys though this as well as anyone. he does not talk about his care. he talks about his health and being physically fit, he wants to portray that message and there is no part of him that wants to show any walk weakness. he thought that would show weakness if he went under that procedure. it's a huge contrast. both men put out a summary but how they approached it was very different. #. >> i enjoyed the 85 minutes where i can say the president is a woman for 85 minutes. anita kumar, thank you for joining with us. you are sticking around, stay where you are. >

and we're seeing plenty of revealing background scoops, some suggesting vice president kamala harris is unhappy, others questioning the health of the commander in chief. people want to know whether biden, who just turned 79, will run for reelection in 2024. the white house insists he will. and frankly they are beginning to get annoyed at that question. but if biden doesn't run, what will that do to the tenuous and very fragile democratic coalition forged between the progressives and the moderates, which will be tested again this week, particularly given the fact that donald trump has consolidated more and more power over his party after the violent january 6th attack on the capitol? all of this remains top of mind as congress gets back to work tomorrow. what happens in the next week will tell us a whole lot about what we can expect to play out over the next year. so let's start with looking at where things stand with the build back better bill. for that we are joined by elina trini, a congressional reporter. when we spoke about build back better before the holidays, it was just after

and for kamala _ one would imagine so, yes. and for kamala harris, _ one would imagine so, yes. and for kamala harris, this comes at a time when she has very low approval ratings.— approval ratings. exactly, she has struggled _ approval ratings. exactly, she has struggled in _ approval ratings. exactly, she has struggled in the - approval ratings. exactly, she has struggled in the approval| has struggled in the approval ratings front. her white house communications advisor also resigned this week, so there is a bit of shakeup in her office, i am told by my contacts. so yes, it has been a big week for kamala harris, and also today isjoe biden's birthday. the whole reason why he had this procedure done was because it is part of a checkup ahead of his 79th birthday. he is officially the oldest president to have ever been president of the united states.— to have ever been president of the united states. moments in histo . the united states. moments in history. thank _ the united states. moments in history. thank you _ the united states. moments in history. thank you for - the un

vice president kamala harris is on five days of diplomacy. she looks to heal a rift between the u.s. and their oldest out lie. she will beat the french today. president biden and his chinese counterpart are scheduled to hold a virtual summit next week. a comes as the two nations spar over taiwan. the u.s. climate john kerry says cop 26 negotiations produced a deal on carbon rules. it combines a set of technical rules that need to be hash out. carrie -- kerry told bloomberg he is optimistic. >> i am confident. we can get there. human beings created this problem, human beings can solve it. >> global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. coming up. china recorded faster than expected, factory inflation. we dive into the numbers. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe" and we have the latest out of china. factory prices gain at the fastest pace or 26 years. does samy chaar agreed with my last gu

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is there enough time to get all 50 democrats on board, kamala harris as the deciding vote, with no republican votes? jonathan: we know how senator warren feels about the current chair. lisa: -- tom: there is the distinction between the certitude of senator warren and other people saying about what kind of leader do we want forward at the federal system? not everybody out there against powell thinks he is a dangerous person. jonathan: we are inching toward a decision at the white house. your equity market, unchanged after an eight day winning streak. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: bloomberg has learned that president biden has interviewed lael brainard for the top job at the central bank. she visited the white house last week. jay powell's current term ends in february. spacex has returned after knots from the international space station. the crew two mission touchdown monday, completing 199 days in space. the agency was forced to alter its launch and lending schedule due to disruptive weather over the past two weeks. a government advisor says the city must finish negotiating over borders with

vice president kamala harris returned saturday from a week-long trip to france where she shored up one of the united states oldest relationships. edward eisert details what he calls frustration around the first female vice president. he interviewed three dozen people inside and outside the biden administration and he discussed what they told him with our pamela brown. >> this is a president who picked harris as being the future of the party when he picked her for the ticket last year and there is a real concern that that is not the way she's being positioned now. >> just to be clear, is there friction between harris and biden or is this like the -- you know, the staffers where you see this friction? >> i think it's really important that you see the dynamic between joe biden and kamala harris themselves is very good. they continue to have a warm relationship. that's true of their spouses, close relationship, but this is a frustration about how things are going that is -- some folks in the west wing looking over the vice president's office saying it's really dysfunctional, can't get it t

but who is occurred with, kamala harris becoming the first woman to ever have just on a temporary basis full presidential powers. after an hour and 25 minutes he went back and called his chief of staff. and we have a summary of the six pages that made it clear that the president is fit to be in office, fit to be president of the united states, and for the most part staying in the same baseline that he had in the 2019 physical. of course, this physical, related to the 78-year-old, the current age of the president, that's going to change on saturday when he turns 79. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has warn ed ethiopia is on a path of destruction. blinken is on the last stop of his trip to africa. he called on the ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed to bring the two sides together. stephanie, what else did he tell you? >> reporter: well, kim, secretary blinken was very clear, very clear to emphasize the need for the violence to end in ethiopia so as not to destabilize this region. and he was very clear about bringing all of the sides together to talk about the cease fire. take

vice president kamala harris is heading to france this week hoping to mend america's strained relationship with its oldest ally. harris will meet with emmanuel macron on wednesday. they temporarily recalled their ambassador. that deal ended france's agreement to build diesel powered submarine for australia. >>> it's crunch time for critical climate talks in glasgow as the cop26 summit enters the final week. former u.s. president barack obama will be delivering remarks in the coming hours. he's expected to focus on the progress since the 2015 paris agreement which the u.s. signed on to under the obama administration. cnn's phil black joins us now live from glasgow. good to see you, phil. so a day of solutions ahead and former u.s. president barack obama will be speaking. what all can we expect to come out of this day and of course this final week. >> reporter: rosemary, barack obama's appearance here is a reminder what they all signed up to when they clapped and cheered the paris agreement in 2015 which is limiting global temperature warming to an average 1.5 degrees. this is a reminder how

in paris vice president kamala harris marked the day alongside the french president emmanuel macron. today the white house announced better health care services for veterans who have been exposed to environmental hazards by burn pits during their service. the secretary for veterans affairs joins me now to talk about the last element. mr. secretary, thank you for being with me. i want to start with the burn pits and this new announcement. for those who don't know what a burn pit is they are open pits used in afghanistan and iraq to burn almost everything. human waste, chemical waste, and the vapors, exposure to them, many believe caused everything from asthma to cancer in those servicemen. what are the new supports being offered in this announcement today? >> thanks so much for having me and happy veterans day to you and all of your viewers. look, this has been a priority for president biden since the day he got in office. so he's already made clear that we will presume anybody with asthma, sinusitis who served in the golf the last 30 years we'll assume it is connected to their servic

let's listen now to vice president kamala harris. >> please welcome heather kurtenbach. >> in a moment. please have a seat. president joe biden, speaker nancy pelosi, majority leader chuck schumer, cabinet members, congress members, governors and mayors. and my fellow americans. this is an historic day. in the middle of the civil war, president abraham lincoln started construction on the transcontinental railroad in the middle of the great depression, president franklin roosevelt finished construction on the hoover dam. president dwight eisenhower signed the national interstate and defense highways act in the middle of the cold war. and today -- and today president joe biden will sign the infrastructure investment and jobs act into law. indeed it is an historic day today. from the very start of our administration, we were determined to follow through. not just on our promise to invest in our nation's infrastructure but on the promises that the american people have heard for years now. and we would not be here today were it not for your leadership, mr. president, from the very start you

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. >>> vice president kamala harris joining president biden today in acknowledging the impact inflation is having on americans calling rising prices a big deal an a source of stress for families. cnn's phil mattingly is at the white house for us and president biden set to meet with his cabinet in an hour or so to discuss implementing his passed bipartisan bill the one he will signen monday. the administration has argued that bill with the broader economic package will slow rapid price increases. how does the president approach the tenuous moment? >> ana, i think we're going to hear from the president in a short while, as kind of a framing of two things. one understanding, and two action. understanding because as you noted from vice president xkamaa harris there's a recognition inside the white house the price increase hitting 30-year highs are real and bite and have an impact on everyday americans. the administration has moved quickly over the last few days to acknowledge that publicly, not talk about them as a temporary issue or something driven only by a post-pandemic committee that w