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and much of the continuation of this relationship that the united states has with african countries. kamala nicholas huck reporting from duncan in senegal. thank you . i want to expand on the issues of vaccines. with mocha mariani who is a senior policy advisor for the peoples vaccine alliance and a consult, isn't global, an access to medicine on scott from oxford to day. thank you so much for your time . those numbers are still quite something on they, you know, nearly 2 years into this pandemic, a year's worth of vaccinating. and in senegal alone, a saying nicholas is saying only 2 percent of people have got their shots and it's, you know, it's still in single digits of a much of, of africa. it is a single digits. if you take all the subs the higher africans, collectively it's still who 6 percent of the nation are fully vaccinated, which is very, very, very small percentage versus the rest of the world. and if you think about it exist, talk about manufacturing in africa or in all of developing countries. if that don't happened, seriously, say last, january or february. and so 3 things hap

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

kamala harris has become the first woman ever to serve as acting president of the united states — having taken over briefly whilejoe biden had a medical procedure. hello and welcome. the us teenager who shot dead two people and injured another during racialjustice protests in wisconsin last year has been found not guilty of murder. in wisconsin last year has been kyle rittenhouse had argued that he was repeatedly attacked and had acted in self—defense. mr rittenhouse and the men he shot are all white. prosecutors said that the teenager had behaved like an armed vigilante who provoked several violent encounters. this was the moment the jury read their verdict. we the jury find the defendant, kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as to the second count of the information, richard mcginnis, we the jury find the defendant, kyle h rittenhouse, not guilty. as to the third count of the information, unknown male, we the jury find the defendant, kyle h rittenhouse, not guilty. as to the fourth count of the information, anthony huber, we the jury find the defendant, kyle h rittenhouse, not guilty. as t

to kamala harris. ~ . , , �*, ., harris. and apparently, he's a healthy and — harris. and apparently, he's a healthy and vigorous - harris. and apparently, he's a - healthy and vigorous 78-year-old. healthy and vigorous 78—year—old. bye—bye. good morning. it's been a mild november for many of us so far, and once again on friday we were seeing temperatures peaking way above the average for the time of year. in fact, in aberdeen, we saw a high of 17 celsius. and in aberdeenshire, generally, there was a lot of blue sky and sunshine, particularly in the morning. but let's just fast—forward a few days. all is set to change, notjust in aberdeenshire, but a cold northerly wind will bring a dramatic change to the feel of the weather i suspect right across the country. so, get out and enjoy saturday's weather if you can. still under this influence of high pressure, still relatively mild ahead of this frontal system that's going to continue to bring some outbreaks of rain out of scotland into northern ireland, gradually drif

but this comes at a time when kamala - true, he didn't. but this comesj at a time when kamala harris's ratings are pretty low. will this help her in anyway? hat this help her in anyway? not necessarily. _ this help her in anyway? not necessarily. she _ this help her in anyway? not necessarily. she is _ this help her in anyway? iifrt necessarily. she is struggling on the approval front. 85 minutes as president of the united states where you did basically the same job as you are doing before... find basically the same 'ob as you are doing before. . .i basically the same 'ob as you are doing before... and she has tiven so are doing before... and she has given so many _ are doing before... and she has given so many difficult - are doing before... and she has given so many difficult issues i given so many difficult issues to deal with as well. thank you very much forjoining us. a story about an extraordinary musician now. felix klieser plays the french horn with the bournemouth symphony orchestra, but was born without any arms. andrew plant re

kamala harris gave her reaction to the verdict. the verdict really speaks to itself. as many of you know, i've spent a majority of my career to make the criminal justice system more equitable. clearly, there's a lot more work to do.— clearly, there's a lot more work to do. clearly, there's a lot more workto do. �* , work to do. lisa bloom has been followin: work to do. lisa bloom has been following the _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and she - work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and she gavel following the case and she gave me her take on the verdict. i think it's very dangerous to take what happened in a trial on a very specific set of facts and enlarge it to a political message. the law of self—defense protects anyone if they feel that they are threatened, if their life or bodily integrity is being threatened, you can shoot and even kill in that situation. this was a case where almost the entirety of the incidents we

is the question of, is it going to be donald trump or kamala harris? well, i'm voting for donald trump because kamala harris would be a disaster. a final thought. a long—time conservative writer robert kagan wrote... i've no idea who that is. well, let me finish the thought anyway, cos he is a long—time and important conservative thinker. he wrote a piece in the washington post recently, saying he feared that if donald trump fights and then wins the next presidential election, there is the real prospect of violent conflict inside the united states. um, we have armed...we have conflicts now in our country, violence is up and homicide is up in every major city across this entire country. that is a more major concern than the fear of, you know, mass armed clashes if donald trump is re—elected in three years from now. i would like to care about the fact that there are thousands more dead people in our cities today and last year, under both donald trump and joe biden, than what may happen if he is re—elected? that's a real serious question, is crime

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with vice president kamala harris taking over it has made her — technically speaking — the first woman to hold presidential power in the united states. in total, she was in charge for one hour and 20 five minutes. andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc after 21 years. the journalist and broadcaster has presented the bbc�*s political programme the andrew marr show on sunday mornings for the past 16 years. he said from the new year, he�*ll be moving to global radio — which owns brands including lbc and classic fm — �*to write and present political and cultural shows and to write for newspapers�*. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good afternoon everybody. another mild one out there, and just where we had the warmth yesterday, we�*ve got it today where the wind warms to the east of the mountains. that has produced 17 degrees in parts of aberdeenshire. it�*s been quite a lot of cloud elsewhere, but it is relatively dry and mild, and as we go through the night, we will keep that story going. for one more night at least, this weather front

kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over for 85 minutes as head of state and commander—in chief while president biden had a medical procedure. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political correspondent at the press association, and benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 24. welcome to both of you, lovely to see you both again. the daily mail reports on has a story about an anti—vax group that it says has picketed over 100 schools. the ft is leading with austria, which will become the first country in europe set to make coronavirus jabs mandatory. the daily telegraph's main story is that under new plans to tackle cross—channel migration, asylum seekers will have to obey strict rules at new holding centres or face having their applications rejection. the mirror splashes on the news that convicted child killer colin pitchfork has been sent back to jail after breaching the terms of his release. according to the daily exp

kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over for 85 minutes as head of state and commander—in chief while president biden had a medical procedure.

kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over for 85 minutes as head of state and commander—in—chief while president biden had a medical procedure. at 10pm, ben brown will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. first, it's time for newscast, which was recorded last night. we are so dedicated to today's main news story, which is changes to the rail network, we've all been on trains today. we are living the news. so, laura is getting very excited, because she is heading to cardiff, for reasons that will become clear in a moment here on newscast. i did a little dash to warrington bank quay in cheshire, a little day trip, some filming for next week. but, adam, you've scooped the lot of us, cos you just came to work. yeah, unfortunately, i didn't have any exciting assignments today, so ijust did a selfie of myself passing through king's cross station. on your way to work. on my way to work. passing on a tubejourney i do about 58 times a week. so... welcome to newscast. newscast. newscast from the b

with vice president kamala harris taking over, it will make her technically speaking the first woman to hold presidential power in the united states. andrew marr has announced he is leaving the bbc after 21 yea rs. the journalist and broadcaster has presented the bbc�*s political programme the andrew marr show on sunday mornings for the past 16 years. he said from the new year, he�*ll be moving to global �*to write and present political and cultural shows and to write for newspapers�*. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. we canjoin we can join helen willetts. good afternoon. a cloudy day for the majority, but some big breaks in the cloud for north wales, parts of eastern england as well. east of scotland, where we have seen 17 celsius today. the average is around eight or nine in aberdeen, so very mild. not unusual in november, but it will be in stark contrast to what is coming later this weekend. to the north of that, we have this resident front giving wetter weather, and that will continue through this evening and overnight. that is the story really for tomorrow, bu

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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

. >> one of the people who took that tack was vice president kamala harris. joe biden was asked about the verdict a few hours afterwards. he said it left him angry and concerned, but that he accepted the verdict. it's the judicial system having reached this decision. and kamala harris said that -- she's a former prosecutor, said there is a lot more work to be done to make the justice system more equitable. so, there you already have nuances. in the democratic party of how this was staged. and then you have others on the republican side, including former president donald trump, who basically celebrated the ruling, saying it is a triumph for self-defense. kyle rittenhouse was a teenager, who is within his rights to do what he did, which resulted in charges including two counts of homicide and one of a homicide, which were dismissed, or which he was found not guilty of. shery: will this have lasting political implication given the huge divide we are seeing headed into the midterm elections? tony: it's certainly one further event that will play into these, the u.

vice president kamala harris is in france, continuing to try to heal a rift between the u.s. and france. she said she was looking forward to many days of productive discussions. u.s. and french ties have been strained in recent months. russian gas is delivering on a promise made to europe last month, kicking off a plan to send natural gas to european storage facilities this month. that should ease pressure on the energy hungry continent. european gas prices have more than tripled this year. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. that gas story feeds into what i want to talk about next. investor confidence unexpected lead improving in november. this as we start to see may be evidence that investors believe that germany, the globe get through the supply crunches we are seeing at the moment. this is the pickup. this is basically 2020 here into 2021. you can see this big drop off, and that was basically drive

kamala harris is in france, where she hopes to heal the rift between the u.s. and. speaking to a reporter in paris, she said she was looking forward to many days of production -- productive discussions. chris sununu says that he will seek a fourth term as the governor of new hampshire and won't run for the senate against maggie hassan. a blow for senate republicans who had hoped that he would run and reclaim one of the new hampshire senate seats. sununu says that he believes he can be more effective serving as governor. people who are fully vaccinated are 16 times less likely to end up in intensive care or die from covid according to a new australian study that found 16 out of 100,000 people who had yet to receive a vaccine landed in intensive care or died after contracting the virus compared with fewer than one in every 100,000 who were fully vaccinated. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ed ludlow, this is bloomberg. >> it's 1 p.m.

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

kamala harris is speaking with abc, and she was talking about how inflation is one of the top priorities for the administration. she said it is real and it is rough. the cost of groceries has gone up. the cost of gas has gone up. we need to bring down the cost of living, so we are dealing with this issue in a number of ways. the short-term issue and the long-term issue. aside from the strategic petroleum reserve, what are the other direct interventions this administration is thinking of doing in the short term to alleviate some of these price pressures? annmarie: it is incredibly hard for the administer ration to have any kind of immediate impact on inflation, but what you do hear, if you listen to the president's past few speeches about his economic agenda, it is no longer touting the top line, this is what our party is able to get done. we are spending billions of dollars to impact your life. it is that my legislation is going to bring down inflation in the long term. that is how he started his speech yesterday, and i imagine how he is going to continually start his speeches. so now it

president biden will briefly turn over power to vice president kamala harris today, when the president is under anesthesia -- i cannot say that word -- while undergoing a colonoscopy. george w. bush followed the same process twice during his presidency. the infrastructure bill that president biden signed into law could end up saving lives. there are calls to regulation involving other safety technology, like automatic emergency breaking. my husband and i spent a very long time getting you to try and say that word, anesthesia, and i literally can't do it. >> anesthesia. alix: i can't do it. guy: it's not the easiest word to say. alix: thank you. guy: that was not nice of me. that was me being british. [laughter] alix: so much mocking, but well-deserved. i really hate that word, so fair enough. guy: if you take the mickey on my shoes, you are going to get something back. joining us now is someone who helped develop i.t. solutions for safety on roads, richard barlow, we go ceo and founder. the company collects data from 11.9 million vehicles to get insights on what is happening with road

jonathan: vice president kamala harris speaking to abc. your equity market down 12 on the s&p, negative one quarter of 1%. lockdowns in europe and austria, a compulsory vaccine mandate comes into effect early next year. germany could be moving in the same direction with lockdowns which means a weaker euro. we are down 7/10 of 1%. a bid into the german bond market and treasuries in five basis points. that's some depressing stuff. here's some happy stuff. the audience knows the christmas tree is up in casa ferro and the christmas music will be playing. this from nbc -- "all i want from christmas" by mariah carey, do you know how much she makes by streaming? 1.9 million dollars and $1.7 million. streaming alone from that one song. matt: i'm not exaggerating. i guarantee mariah carey spends that much money and a month. jonathan: maybe that's true. lisa: thank you. jonathan: we once went on a road trip to upstate new york. -- mariah carey live in japan on repeat for two hours. we both sang along. lisa: you surprised me. jonathan: ford f1 50 pic

but now things are going in a good direction really because we saw president biden, of kamala harris, of the u.s. to rebuild the trust with france, so in the relationship with two countries, sometimes we have to talk each other. the main thing is to build trust. in france, we need declarations, and there are declarations that are going in a good direction, and we need proofs of love. proof of love have to come in the future. but i am very confident because i feel the will of the admin's to ration to take into account what occurred. that was not a good way to treat an ally, a friend as france. so i am quite optimistic for the future. not naive, but optimistic. lisa: we are about eight minutes to get some data in the united states on retail sales. this goes very much to the trade backdrop, and particular tariffs since that has added to higher prices at a time when prices are already rising. how highs the bar to implement nor tariffs -- to implement more tariffs as everyone is feeling the result of supply chain disruptions? mr. riester: i think that a decrease in trade tensions will help

vice president kamala harris was here in singapore. to be frank, here trip was over shouted -- overshadowed by afghanistan. it was an example of something i want to point out. the united states needs to do much more than drop in visits. how great that the u.s. commerce secretary is here at this event. how great that the vice president was here. we need more. america has to have a long-term presence in the region. there is so much opportunity in southeast asia. haidi: when it comes to the economic framework they are in, the u.s. is not joining the cpp bp anytime soon. i believe that we do have her comments right now. take a listen. >> -- haidi: so we don't have her comments. she said that a lot of people are wondering whether or not president biden would bring the united states back. her response is, not right now. there is criticism that the u.s. doesn't have a long-term vision when it comes to an economic framework that they can be part of. what do you make of that? curtis: there's a very valid point that you and others have made. the

we'll wait and see we are going to be hearing from the vice president kamala harris today touting this achievement one thing that's been pretty clear recently is visibility of the transportation secretary on this issue while the vice president has been in more of the background on this issue and there have been questions about whether the white house is trying to keep her from celebrating this and potentially any political fallout for her in the future as there's talks of what happens in 2024, 2028 and beyond and certainly it is a day of celebration as you can see here at the white house and expecting the president to speak later on this hour as he signs this piece of legislation. >> question for you on which projects get it. i hope the brent spence bridge gets it that connects cincinnati to northern kentucky every politician back to president obama talked on that bridge republican and democrat about how overused it is and how old it is and i wonder if it's up to the states to determine this and how much red tape there is going to be to get the projects going, just how's it all going t

>> reporter: at the time then senator kamala harris called it an attempted modern day lynching a month later police accused the actor of making it up. two brothers say he paid them to stage the attack the brothers are planning to testify. smollett was indicted on 16 fentanyl counts of disorderly conduct. weeks later, all charges were dropped. >> i would like nothing more than to just get back to work and move on with my life >> do i think justice was served no >> a special prosecutor was then appointed and smollett was again charged with disorderly conduct. the actor quickly went from being supported -- >> we have to love each other -- >> reporter: to being a punch line >> all we have to do is fake a hate crime >> danny celallos is a legal analyst. >> it's not just that he's given multiple statements to law enforcement but a lot of statements anywhere. >> late night in chicago, opening statements started tonight. the prosecution says smollett staged the attack because the studio is not taking hate mail seriously. the trial should last about a week >> thank you >>> another flash mob sty

so it's going to be 50 votes, all 50 votes, democrats in the senate plus kamala harris. and it's going to be everyone in the house except i think you can lose three votes it's interesting you mentioned congressman got jeimer in the latest bill there's a s.a.l.t. increase in the bill and that's important for new york and new jersey and moderates so there's not going to be a problem here, i think he's on board to help move it forward. i think the key is for the progressives, figure out which of the programs they're going to do without they've already not been able to do community college, stuck to the lower end as far as children and pre-k, et cetera and the question will be what other things they leave on the cutting room particular. cutting room floor. >> everyone wants to go after joe manchin and kyrsten sinema in the senate and moderate democrats in the house, but it now seems like the progressive side may be more of the issue. you had 19 of those sort of blocking their votes as well for the first part they want it to be bigger and they're suggesting if it's not bigger

here's our update at this hour kamala harris made history this morning. president biden traveled to walter reed for routine exams and his powers were temporarily transferred to vice president harris under a provision of the 25th amendment that made her the first woman to be acting president. biden did resume his duties about an hour ago. >>> democrats are celebrating this morning's passage of biden's build back better bill in a party line vote speaker pelosi says the hardest part was getting her party united for the house vote and she's confident the far-reaching legislation will win senate approval >> this bill is monumental it's historic. it's transformative. it's bigger than anything we've ever done. >> and apparently they were also talking about politics on a live tv show in the soviet republic of georgia when a cat apparently wanted to join in on the conversation you see the host there joking that the cat needed to get down from the desk as he complained that the political situation in georgia is also going down hill. >>> and tonight on the news with

let's get the stop joe biden kamala harris and nancy pelosi from dumping money on to people's couches where they're having them sit rather than off those couches and getting back to work. i don't want to exclude chuck schumer, because he's dumping just as much money as the rest of them. >> governor, it's andrew here. i read the book. it's fascinating, so many anext dietz i thought were so telling. i have been watching you make the rounds in this book tour joe asked, obviously, whether you would run if president trump ran. but you are also often asked if president trump were to run, would you vote for him and for reasons that i want to get into with you, you don't seem to be willing to answer that question. i am so surprised, actually, when you read this book, you would think there would be no ways in a million years you would be prepared to vote for him. you can explain that >> sure, i can explain it to you very simply, andrew, by telling a story from 2016 when i was supporting donald trump slated hillary clinton debate prep and shair chairing his tan situation. the ambassador of the

have they done that a little bit here with kamala harris? i mean, putting her in charge of the border stuff is not going to enamor her to a whole lot of people. >> joe biden has no interest in seeing her fail. that doesn't really make sense. i have felt that the media has played a disproportionate amount of attention to the mistakes that she makes than they have to vice presidents in the past. >> the silliness about what she was saying in france? >> the truth is i can't remember ever talking about vice presidents as much as we talk about her. but it really is -- there is an overfocus on her that i do think is a result of gender and race. and i think that that's what that's about. so i think she's getting, in that sense, an unfair shake. one of the things what you were just talking about i think about where she's sort of standing behind him instead of next to him, i wonder if that's not because he feels like there is this story line about him that he's this doddering old fool that can't do anything and she's just there to help him figure out

is that kamala harris, is it pete buttigieg? is it joe biden? i can tell you one thing, in 2020 part of the reason joe biden ran for president, he looked at the field and decided i'm in the best position to win this. we don't know. i know it sounds like the political clock is ticking and it is still early days. the biden/obama relationship started in rocky moments, too, and became one of the strongest vice president/president relationships we've seen. stay tuned. >> evan and ba khaki, appreciate you joining me, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> mitch mcconnell planned to disinvite donald trump from the biden inauguration. >> president biden and chinese president xi jinping have the opportunity to reset their relationship perhaps in a virtual summit today as tensions prize between the world's two largest economies. what's strong with me? what's strong with me? with me! with me! what's strong with me? with me! with me. the tempur-pedic breeze° makes sleep...feel cool. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body... ...so you feel c

growing tension between vice president kamala harris and the white house. she's not being set up to be a future president, she's being set up to fail. but west wing staffers say frustrated by what they call to be frustrated mistakes on her part. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. have you spoken with the vice president recently? has any of this come up? have you picked up on any of this tension that we're hearing about? >> congressman, we're not hearing you. maybe you might have to hit the unmute button. >> do you hear me now? >> i can hear you now, yes, sir. >> thank you. >> i was reading about this, but i'm not aware of anything of that sort. i was at the vice president's residence not very long ago. i didn't detect anything, any kind of tension. i've been in and out of the white house. and every time i've been there, i was in the company of the vice president. i didn't notice anything untoward. i'm not sure that a lot of this is not emanating from -- you know, there's always tension amongst staff, and there's always speculations about who may be

kamala harris needs to be front and center. she and buttigieg are the best candidates this party has. i want to see her travel the country, i want to see those things. again, irv to say that i have to defend her because it's the same people writing these articles who stated that she was so ambitious and wanted to be president, and she's done nothing but be a great team player for the president of the united states. i get that there are criticisms. it is what it is and she'll get past this as well. >> don't shoot the messenger, that's what people have been telling these reporters -- >> i'm not shooting the me messenger, but i am going to defend the vice president of the united states. >> you don't just release a story and say, okay, we're going to -- that is not how it works. i understand what you're trying to insinuate here and i can tell you that's not how it works. mia, you heard the vice president lay out his case there. do you think they should be out here more? >> it's easy to be a great leader when things are going well.

sources tell cnn vice president kamala harris feels increasingly sidelined and handicapped in her own presidential aspirations. cnn has compiled accounts from nearly three dozen current and former harris aides, administration officials, democratic operatives, donors, and outside advisers, and they describe a white house divided on one side members of harris' inner circle who believe she's been setting to fail instead of being in position to be a future president. excuse me. but on the other side, west wing staffers are exasperated by what they perceive as harris' blunders including fumbled answers on israel and the border crisis. one of the journalists behind all this reporting, cnn senior reporter isaac dovar. isaac, what's behind this? >> we have a situation where the vice president could either be running for president herself in a couple of months, really, if joe biden doesn't run for re-election, or would be the most important validator for him running for re-election at 82 years old. he, of course, has said he's running for reevection. there are people who care sincerely about h

i'm still a believer in kamala harris and i am still a believer in pete buttigieg. but even more importantly, tonight -- i mean, we -- we -- you ran down a few races tonight. justin bibb is the newly elected mayor of cleveland, ohio. ed gainy is the first black mayor of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. first black mayor of lima, ohio. you had ken welch who is the first black mayor. i had to throw that out there. >> laura, my question is, um, the frustration from democrats, as he said, they elected joe biden. they didn't elect manchin or sinema or what have you. but also, democrats -- i hear it all the time -- joe biden needs to realize that this kumbaya -- they say the word s -- is not going to work. they don't want to work with you republicans, they are not going to work with you and there are people in your party who don't want to work with you. stop with the kumbaya, be stronger, get your agenda passed. make people face consequences for not helping you with your agenda. >> it is a little harder when the president approval rating is as low as it is. that being said, ther

frustrations between vice president kamala harris's team and the west wing. the exasperation running both ways. >>> two of music's biggest stars returning to the stage and letting us in on the heartbreak behind their songs . >>> the heartbreak behind their songs. making us a little sad on monday morning. good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, november 15th. we're on watch for a major development in the january 6th investigation. we have live pictures of steve bannon's home in washington, d.c. the former chief strategist for president trump expected to turn himself in this morning to face a two-count indictment for contempt of congress. bannon defied a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. he faces a year behind bars on each count, and is expected to make his first court appearance this afternoon. >>> in a courtroom 800 miles away, closing arguments are set to begin in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. prosecutors will try to convince the jury that he is a teena

harris said she looks at this and says kamala harris is honored to be vice president. she's proud to do the work she's doing, but for these people like kounalakis feel she could be doing more, looking what the white house and president assigned her to do and think she's able to do more than she's being given and that is where the frustration's coming from. on the other hand you have donna brazile, another long time friend or supporter of kamala harris, democratic operative for many years who said to me that she looks at this and says you need to have consistent clear and concise message coming out of the vice president. she months more of that being done. the vice president to be out more, she said leave air force two gassed up all the time, let her out, is the way she summed it up to me. that say feeling about what's going on, not only in how the vice president's being treated by the assignment out of the white house but also how things are running within her own shop. >> can i ask a question here? is this looking forward as soon as 2024? is that some of the messaging

biden had a colonoscopy yesterday, temporarily transferring power to kamala harris for 80 minutes. it came to light recently in the tell-all book in which she writes that trump kept it private because he didn't want mike pence to be in power saidated and did not want to be the butt of a joke. here's a skit on "saturday night live" with multiple bidens at different ages. >> how can you be me, you seem so happy, carefree. what's the word i'm looking for? >> lucid. >> yeah. >> kidding aside, the white house must be hoping, the new physical results halt and reverse a trend reversed by the morning poll. it's an elite concern around the issue of the president's physical and mental capacities. only 40% of voters surveyed agreed with the statement that biden is in good health. while 50% disagree. that represents a massive 29-point swing since that question was asked in october 2020 when voters believe that biden was in good health, 53/34%. when asked if mentally fit for the job, 46% say yes, 48%, say no. and perhaps the most concerning to the administration results among independents. we'd

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

an effective contrast to the democrats and the policies that are being put forward by joe biden and kamala harris. but to do that, we have to be truthful, we have to stop looking backwards. we have to stop grievance politics and vendetta politics and what we have to do is talk about the concerns of the american people. and when the republican party did that two weeks ago in virginia, glenn youngkin was elected governor. and came very close to electing another republican governor in my home state, but even in my home state we won seats in the legislature in both houses by talking about a forward looking agenda, not a backward looking one. >> okay. and by the way, right to note the different approaches that those republican candidates took in virginia and new jersey. but the national party is very different. as you know, two-thirds of house members, the day, the night of the insurrection still voted to decertify the election. it has become a new litmus test for gop candidates, particularly in the house, to continue that election lie. i get the point of your book here, to your credit, saying

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

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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

think bigger. >>> vice president kamala harris making a return trip to the us after a trip to france. white house correspondent jeremy diamond has more. >> reporter: today vice president harris wrapping a five-day effort to revise the french/american relationship. >> it signals the enduring, the long-standing, and future alliance and commitment between the people of the united states and france and our governments. >> reporter: the trip, much of it spent alongside french president emmanuel macron was the latest measure to mend ties after the latest submarine plan with australia. the sub snub may have propelled harris to french capitol, but the vice president insisting the breach of trust was not on the agenda. >> i will tell you that was not the purpose of this trip and we didn't discuss it. what we did discuss is the issues that are challenging us and the issues that are the basis for this relationship and the strength and assurance of this relationship. >> reporter: there were two tangible agreements, expanded u.s. space cooperation and a u.s. decision to sign on to a french initiat

. >> and kamala harris released a statement saying that these verdicts sent an important message, but she is taking issue with the defense team and some of the comments that they made, some of the horrendous comments that they made during the trial. we can put it on screen. she says that the defense counsel chose to set a tone that cast the attendance of ministers at the trial as intimidation and dehumanize a young black man with rapist tropes. what do think, is this verdict proof that it backfired on the defense? what is your sense of it? >> certainly relief to hear vice president kamala step in and say that you won't continue to talk about black children and black men in this way. what the defense attorney did went beyond of what we expect in terms of professionalism. everyone is sbientitled to a de. but to go out of their way to use terms like dirty toenails and to attack ahmaud personally knowing that his family was sitting in the courtroom, that was something that got under our skin a bit. and i certainly think that it backfired. we're glad to hear that the jury wasn't going to b

to seek re-election and then there's real jockeying for position reportedly between vice president kamala harris and transportation secretary pete buttigieg so a lot can happen. buttigieg was asked about this earlier today, and this is what he said. >> she and i are part of a team that is disciplined and doesn't focus on what's obsessing the commentators. we're too busy with a job to do. she was the leader in this administration, with her leadership role and i in the present and everybody else in the cabinet and across the administration are laser focused on getting the job done. >> all right. so he underscores there is a team and there is no jockeying for position, you know, with 2024 in mind is this a problem for the white house that this kind of discussion or response has to be had? >> i mean, look, they don't want joe biden to look like a lame duck president so naturally they want to shut this sort of tuck down and that's why you saw buttigieg sort of dodge there, but the reality is, look, president biden just turned 79. there's a lot of questions among democrats about whether he'll h

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