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. >> us after the white house and as president biden will visit the port of baltimore on wednesday to help sell the infrastructure plant. he said yesterday americans will start to feel the effects of the infrastructure plant in the next two -- three months, arthel pick. >> lucas tomlinson live in delaware thank you lucas. >> coming up will have the latest on the federal appeals court temporarily blocking the president vaccine requirement for employers. this could be an uphill battle for the administration or is it a win question at plus the national spotlight on the issue of education and schools the big question remains, how can we make our schools better? keep our students competitive in the world, that is a big question but will get answers the head of appearance group head on "fox news live". they can even change the world around us. packed with protein plus 21 vitamins and minerals we nourish them with carnation breakfast essentials. because today could change everything. >> u.s. federal appeals court has defendant present biden's vaccine mandate for private employers louisiana a

then they worked with the white house. instead of the white house saying i'm sorry, you can't influence us and we can't interfear with you. >> jesse: they had their paws on it. >> instead they colluded with the white house. found collusion with the white house. and they said, you know, we need specific examples. they didn't say shut this down. don't target parents as quote domestic terrorists they said give us specific examples. they came back with that the majority do not constitute criminal activity at all. >> jesse: only one actual hard core threat in that whole letter. >> sure. and law enforcement can take care of that weaponizing the fbi is crazy. now merrick garland testified to congress on october 21st. he made it seem this would never happen. parents would never -- domestic. >> jesse: looks like he lied to congress. >> lied to congress they since apologized. the left wing group apology devised on behalf of the doj. we haven't heard from the doj yet. the maker garland the chief law enforcement officer he has got to

we're waiting to hear back from the white house. the very first announcement about this day just said the first family will stay at the home of their dear friend david rubinstein as they have done previously. it is his 45th year on nantucket. it started when joe and jill first got together and decided to come to nantucket as a way to avoiding competing family holiday invitations. it is full of biden stories from years past details of where the first family will get their dinner tonight. fairgrounds cooking for joe, jill and kids for 20 years. critics are quick to slam biden for what is seen as a lavish trip amid soaring inflation and crippling gas prices. >> he will be eating lobster and living it up high on the hog. the rest of us will be paying more for everything that jim just said. they have to continue to enforce these policies that are going to cause inflation to keep growing. everything from screwed up supply chain to they've killed the energy sector. >> today the president and first lady are not visiting the troops that we k

this was manufactured to propel joe biden into the white house. and tear down the white house supremacy in this country, whatever that means. but, like they have done in the past with other cases similar to this raced-based shootings, this is not going to propel that agenda forward. the american people saw this trial. they saw it live. they saw the videos. they heard of the witness testimony. they heard from the actual defendant. and they saw how the media was misinforming them in realtime. almost live for the first time sensing the misinformation flowing over their face. and the jury made the right call. and i don't see how this galvanizes the left wing agenda at all. i think it really sets it back very far. >> no, you are absolutely right. this was jesse jussie smollett on steroids. people are getting tired. they are sick of it. after the virginia elections and this popular backlash against the woke, people have had enough. i think that the left has no idea of the anger they have unleashed and people are sick of it because this was such a farce.

. >>> soaring gas and heating prices can the white house bring them back down >>> rising tensions with china our nbc news exclusive inside the u.s. base for a major show of military might. >>> and honoring those who serve on this veterans day the place where veterans battling ptsd forge new bonds. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening as it turns out kyle rittenhouse's dramatic testimony was not the last word in his defense. with no ruling yet on a mistrial, his lawyers resting their case tonight, closing with witnesses meant to reinforce rittenhouse's testimony that he killed two people and wounded a third in acts of self-defense at the heart of the case was rittenhouse acting as a hero or looking for trouble when he headed into a volatile racial justice protest in kenosha, wisconsin last year with his ar-style rifle one defense witness today painting the first person he shot as an aggressor who charged rittenhouse from behind. the prosecution, which calls the killings intentional again today feeling the impatience of the judge. gabe gutierrez is in kenosha

how many flights will be canceled in but, don't worry, the white house already told us this won't be a problem. >> the national requirements will not impact holiday travel. first, as we talked about vaccination requirements work and as with any deadline we expect to see an increase in compliance toward the end of that deadline. >> so american and southwest ceos have made clear their workers will not be -- there won't be a labor shortage. we have seen united airlines implement this. and as we have also said, as we work to implement these federal employee requirements, the first step is not firings. it's actually education and counseling. so we don't actually anticipate these disruptions. >> rachel: joining me now to react mike rowe he is the ceo of mike rowe works and narrator and executive producer of fbn how america works. welcome, mike. first of all, you have had some of your own travel delays as you were trying to get to the studio. but, let me just ask you this: because i thought that the silver lining of this whole pandemic was going to be that everyone was going to turn into mi

. >> the white house releasing a statement today saying that they are confident that the plan will indeed get mansion support. >> has. so those world leaders are working on fine-tuning a global climate initiative. some people in the bay area argue the problem of climate change should have been addressed of least 30 years ago. one woman says the problem not only makes her anxious, she says she would reconsider having children if conditions get worse. >> i'm 27 a younger millennial. i think like a lot of people around my age and grown up with a lot of anxiety about climate change. you know, listening to science. see what's out there seeing how things really are changing. >> a german national who is working in the tech industry in san francisco says he also worries about the condition of the planet. we're leaving 2 children. >> at a critical time on our planet and that climate change is paramount. we have to. >> design more sustainable cities. you know, live within our means, you know, we need to act now. we need to act 30 years ago. hopefully the next generation will take a better job, a ca

. >> the white house knew exactly where i stood. >> reporter: today, senator joe manchin from the coal state of west virginia, says he still has concerns that need to be addressed, as another group of democrats struck a deal on a big new provision that would enable medicare to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies to bring down drug prices. it would also cap out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors at $2,000 a year. >> many of us would have wanted to go much further. but it's a big step in helping the american people deal with the price of drugs. >> reporter: under this compromise, medicare would only be allowed to negotiate down the prices of a handfull of very expensive drugs at first, but, still, it would be the first time. president biden said tonight he is still confident that he will get the support he needs from democrats to pass his bill, though a vote this week, norah, is now looking less likely. >> o'donnell: all right, nancy cordes, thank you very much. we're going to turn now to that breaking news in the fight against covid. the directr of the c.d.c. calls this a monumental d

. >> kevin: jeff paul tonight, the white house wasting no time in a wing the vertex of the case, and ahmaud arbery's killing witnessed is a devastating reminder of how far we have to go in racial justice in this country and nothing can bring mr. speed arbery back to his family. but those who committed this horrible crime will be punished. as for the vice president kamala harris rode this about the victim "ahmaud arbery was a son, he was a brother, he was a friend. his life had meaning. we will not forget him. we honor him best by continuing the fight for justice." speaking of the department of justice filed federal hate crimes against all three defendants in those charges include attempted kidnapping and interfering with arbery's civil rights and targeted because of his skin. the federal trial against all three defendants and the case will begin in february. in the meantime, we are learning more about how darrell brooks to plow his suv in a holiday parade in waukesha, wisconsin. the initial court appearance and the documents generated by appear to make clear this attack was deliberat

. >>> a live look at the white house, where president biden will soon return from his trip to europe. tonight he called the cdc authorization of the children's vaccine a turning point in the fight against covid. just about 1 hour ago, the cdc voted to approve the use of pfizer's covid vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 point that means shots can now be given right away. let's go live to kpix 5's wilson walker, met with kids who have questions for doctors about getting those shots. >> reporter: kids had some pretty good questions today, and a lot of questions circulating among parents. how long is it going to take to get all of the children vaccinated? that depends a lot on demand, and of the past is any prologue, there will be plenty of demand here in the bay area. >> i the question. if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> reporter: in an effort to get shots in arms, san francisco school leaders took questions from fifth-graders today. >> we are here to encourage our students and families. we think this is a way that we take care of each other. we take care of ourselves, but we al

kelly o'donnell is at the white house. and kelly, you asked the president about it today. >> reporter: and the president told me he feels great. on the eve of his 79th birthday the white house physician released a summary of the tests and exams done today while mr. biden is deemed fit and healthy, the president has a stiffened gait and ongoing acid reflux which contributes to frequent coughing we have seen. today's checkup made history. for 85 minutes while the president was under sedation for his colonoscopy, he transferred authority to vice president kamala harris, making her the first woman ever to briefly possess presidential powers. >>> a jury is now deliberating a lawsuit against the organizers of the unite the right rally that erupted in violence four years ago and led to the death of a counter protesters pete williams is following it for us. >> reporter: a federal court jury is now deliberating after four weeks of testimony about the 2017 right wing extremist violence in charlottesville. it is a civil rights lawsui

or it will be at the white house tomorrow meet peanut butter and jello the turkey participating in this year's white house they come from indiana some turkeys from years' past, corn -- only one of the birds will be named national thanksgiving both peanut butter and jelly will be counted as lucky feather. >> for now, they can get to stay at a luxury hotel in d.c >>> 65 seconds left. the defense rested its case in the murder trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery >>> any moment now the fda could authorize booster shots for all u.s. adults. regulators considering whether to approve extra doses of pfizer >>> forecasters say several storms could make a mess of tht thanksgiving next week new york city, seattle, atlanta, all major hubs that could get some weather be delays monday and tuesday to be the worst weather wise now you know the news of this thursday november 19th, 2021, or is it 18th i am shepard smith, follow us on the gram and twitter on the news on cnbc. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... ♪♪ ...in a sm

today, the white house strategy to shield mr. biden from high risk press interactions, that continued with the soon to be 79-year-old failing to questions from reporters at the top of the trilateral summit meeting with the leaders of mexico and canada as is customary. >> you can ask questions in any format, i don't think you need a formal embroidered chair for it. >> biden has a history of fielding usually one or two questions at a time and has had far fewer press interactions than his predecessors. it is no secret, that is by design. despite the obvious spin by jen psaki it's clear the white house is restricting access to the president in the effort to reduce the potential for gaffes. >> shannon: not only a tough night for the president but we understand the vice president as well, or communications director is leaving, or poll numbers are tanking and there are these reports of frustration between the two teams, what can you tell us? >> the vice president knew coming into this job that this is a thankless position, everybody who

at the white house, peter doocy, fox news. >> great reporting there by peter doocy over at the white house holding them accountable. now the biden administration may be widening its vaccine mandan ate net soon with word tonight that osha, the occupational safety and health administration is, quote, assessing administration straightive capacity of smaller businesses with less than a hundred employees to implement the requirements in a quote, timely manner. senior correspondent laura ingle has that story for us tonight. hey, laura. >> hi, kevin. osha announcing a new standard this week for langer private employers to protect their workers from the risk of getting covid-19 and is now reportedly eyeing small businesses, too, and as you can guess there is mountain pushback. the occupational safety and health administration known as osha announced a new vaccine rule thursday that will require some u.s. employers to guarantee all their workers are either fully vaccinated by january 4, or require them to undergo weekly testing and wear masks. the attorneys general in 11 states filed a lawsui

white house deputy communications director kate berner says the package makes historic investments in families, families will no longer pay more than $35 for insulin pre k will be free under the president's plan premiums for an average family will around $3,000 last year. democrats also reintroduced provisions for paid family leave and to allow medicare to negotiate drug prices and more than half a trillion dollars will go toward tackling climate change by investing in clean energy, manufacturing and providing tax incentives to americans. things. house democrats like california congressman jimmy gomez say the senate must leave intact. we have some senators in the senate. >> that don't agree with the climate change provisions. we want to make sure that that stays in as well. >> still, democrats say they do believe president biden negotiated closely enough with key senators so that this package or one very similar to it will pass in the senate. the package only needs democrats to support it in order to pass reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning new

house, thank you. >>> you heard kristin mention those cultural issues youngkin seized on that may have been key to his victory, appealing to voters concerned about schools and other issues that affect their families antonia hylton has more. >> reporter: in virginia, the democrats lost not just the election, but the culture wars, too. >> we will change the trajectory of this commonwealth. >> reporter: republican glenn youngkin winning back suburban voters. by honing in on issues like abortion, mask mandates and education. >> we have to make sure we have the right people doing the right things for our education. >> reporter: youngkin targeting the theory over critical race theory, which is not taught in virginia schools. but the issue becoming a lightening rod for conservatives and taking center stage in school board meetings across the country, including southlake, texas. >> i don't believe in black lives matter all lives matter i have put three kids through school here. there is no more racism here than anywhere else. >> reporter: voters here delivered a landslide victory to conservati

the president's press secretary, jen psaki, said ms harris was in white house during mr biden's colonoscopy which was carried out as part of an annual physical check up. in the last few minutes president biden, departed walter reed national military medical center en route to the white house and has now resumed his presidential duties. our senior north america reporter anthony zurcher has the latest. a bit of history, obviously last november, kamala harris the first woman vice president in us history, so it was only a matter of time before she became the first acting the us president. joe biden isn't the first president to have handed off powers like this. george w bush did it in the early 2000, ronald reagan did it, george h w bush did it. so with biden undergoing a routine physical and the fact that colonoscopies are routine for someone of biden's age, it was not surprising that he invoked the 25th amendment of the us constitution, which governs incapacitated presidents to temporarily hand over presidential powers to kamala harris. some lovely pictures to end now — from the longest part

so what's the white house plan to fix this? >> why is the administration now considering shutting down the line 5 pipeline from canada to michigan? >> so, peter, that is inaccurate. that is not-that is not right but. >> what's inaccurate? >> the reporting -- the reporting about us wanting to shut down the line 5. >> i didn't say that. i said is it being studied right now? is the administration studying the impact of shutting down the line 5? >> yes, yes we are. >> lawrence: in the south stuck on stupid. thinking about shutting down another pipeline in america. did they forget how that turned out last dime when they shut down the keystone xl pipeline? so much for american energy independence. it's not just gas prices that are soaring. just ask energy secretary jennifer granholm. >> should americans likely be a cold winter, most of them are, expect to pay higher prices for heating their home. >> yeah. this is going to happen. it will be more expensive this year than last year. >> lawrence: that was granholm doing her best jimmy c

. >> the national menorah is right across from the white house. the lighting tradition dates back to the carter administration, and has become one of the most prominent public hanukkah events in the world. >>> here is a story i bet you haven't seen anything like it before. after nearly drowning in san francisco, a coyote is ready to go back into the wild. this is phoenix. didn't rise from the ashes, he rose from san francisco bay. a group of witnesses, firefighters, animal control workers helped save him on friday. somehow, phoenix ended up in the water at the marina green. he was having trouble struggling to stay afloat after a group effort to get the coyote out of the water, and you have to be careful i'm thinking. >> of course. >> when you get a coyote out of there. he was treated at a veterinary hospital. now that he is all better, animal control released phoenix into a natural area near the waterfront earlier today but, phoenix, please, don't do it again. >> glad phoenix is okay. right and great work by everyone who helped out. take a look at

but some republican lawmakers say they are worried the white house's new vaccine mandate will slow growth. and for your money this morning at 7.50 from the thanksgiving dinner to gasoline the cost of goods is rising in california and showing no sign of slowing down. the bay area has some of the most expensive gas in the states. according to triple a the average cost of one gallon of regular is about $4.80. can you believe it? statewide the average cost of gas is $4.62 a gallon. compare that to last year when the average cost of gas was $3.18 a gallon. consumer advocates say the high prices are a result of both a global oil search shortage and high high demand. >> people want to be driving after being cooped up for so and it's people want to take a trip instead of staying at home all the time. >> your thanksgiving meal will also be more expensive this year. according to the bureau of labor statistics. the cost of items such as meat fish, eggs and poultry has gone up by about 10 and a half percent this fall. economists say although the prices are higher. there's little to no risk of shortag

tonight, former white house strategist steve bannon is charged with two counts of contempt of congress for failing to comply with a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capitol. according to the indictment, bannon did not produce documents and communications and did not appear for a deposition. each count carries a maximum penalty of up to $1,000 and one year in jail. bannon is the first individual charged in the january 6 probe. the committee alleges bannon appears to have played a multifaceted role in the events of january 6 and had specific knowledge about them, including this warning on his podcast january 5: >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen, okay. it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. >> this is an important step for the department of justice. and i do know people thought it was, you know, a-- an attorney general decision, i suppose, ultimately, the buck stops with him. >> reporter: his indictment comes as the former president's chief of staff, mark m

. >> reporter: the president convened a roundtable of top retail executives at the white house as his administration tackles a major slowdown in the delivery of goods and supplies coupled with inflation. >> consumer spending has doubled to where it was headed before the pandemic. >>> last note month he laid out several steps to address the backlog including expanded work hours at several ports and warehouses and billions of dollars report upgrades. >> we have seen progress in that effort with a number of containers sitting on docs from more than many days down to 40%.'s >>> our supply chain is strong and robust and we have ample product inside our stores. >> reporter: the white house and congressional democrats to the build back better at lower inflation but republicans who oppose the bill disagree. >> i knew this was a backbreaking bill from the country. with the kind of expenses, the spending, the adding to the deck, the inflation. >> the presidents democratic agenda is going to lower costs four people across the country. the contrast is what we see from the other side which is not

. >>> and late-breaking tonight, white house press secretary jen psaki testing positive for covid. the details just coming in. >>> the other major developing nightmare at major airports. american airlines grounding more than 1,800 flights since friday. thousands of passengers stranded. what we're learning tonight. >>> also tonight, the challenges facing the vaccine roll-out for children. the new reporting on preparations for those smaller pfizer doses, when the first shots could be administered. phil lipof seeing how this hospital is gettin ready firsthand. >>> plus how the vaccine battle is heating up nationwide. firehouses left short-staffed. what's next in the showdown? >>> the final sprint in the virginia governor's race, a major test for democrats ahead of the midterm elections. the race now neck and neck in a state president biden won by ten points. >>> the deadly shooting on the set of the movie "rust." cinematographer halyna hutchins laid to rest tonight, and alec baldwin speaking out on camera for the first time. >>> and tonight the terrifying attack on a metro train, more

that will make it tougher for us to get inflation down by another estimate by the white house. favor economist way auto brace for higher inflation longer, 2.2% higher because of the spending in the bill. mike: nancy pelosi is not happy with the nonpartisan congressional budget office which says the spending packages not fully paid for. listen to this. >> let's just not present with the republican said as a fact. bill back better is fully paid for. [applause] >> it reduces the deficit in grocery economy. unlike, perhaps i need to remind you, unlike the republican tax scam which was passed. mike: is she spinning? >> yeah i don't know if there's enough pinocchio is available to rate all those claims. certainly it's not paid for it will drive up inflation and add to the national debt it will slow the economy and i think it will kill millions of jobs and drive them overseas because you're imposing more than a trillion dollars of tax hikes on america's small businesses and our u.s. companies competing around the world. her final point about the tax cuts and jobs act, we've seen recor

despite the white house has public messaging, shannon, to the contrary, it is still liquid mr. biden will announce to ease the pain at the pump sometime tomorrow or wednesday at the very latest. we still expect this to happen sometime tomorrow. an effort perhaps to ease the pain of millions of americans who are set to hit the road for the holidays, shannon. >> shannon: did you say $7 a gallon, kevin? $7.59. >> shannon: we might have to start scooter and, yikes. we might come back and we will talk turkey. >> see you in a few. >> shannon: okay where the families of some of the victims of 2018 parkland high school shooting have settled a lawsuit against the federal government tonight. they had argued the fbi was aware of shooter nicholas cruz was dangerous before the massacre and did not step in to stop him before the tragedy here the terms of the settlement are not made public. tonight, knew trouble for new york governor andrew cuomo after investigation commissioned by the state assembly judiciary committee has found what it called "overwhelming evidence that cool engaged in sexu

the white house says doses could be available as soon as tomorrow. since there are enough doses -- they say there are enough doses for everyone and that five to 11 age group. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: today is one of the last day for san francisco state students to get vaccinated. if you are, you will be entered into a raffle to win four years of free undergrad tuition. they have to get their shot at the mission district vaccination site. the site is open from noon until 4:00 this afternoon. both alameda and san mateo counties have a rest from a moderate level of spread to a substantial one. san mateo was in the moderate ti for about two weekse, but is now in the orange tier that specifies substantial spread. alameda county was in the yellow for about a week, but they have climbed to 51 cases per 100,000. neither county meets the metrics for the removal of masks because the vaccinations are below the 80% mark. kumasi: companies will soon be required to provide workers with paid time off to get vaccinated. the white house says the details of

lester >> kristin welker at the white house. thanks. >>> there is breaking news from the justice department filing a lawsuit against texas over its new voting law. the law signed by republican governor greg abbott in september limits drop boxes and requires voter id for absentee ballots among other provisions the suit alleges the law violates protections for civil rights and voting access texas has yet to respond. >>> in georgia, a controversy on the eve of testimony in the murder trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery, the young black man who prosecutors say was jogging when he was shot and killed by the men. just one of the jurors who will decide the case is black. ron allen is there >> ahmaud arbery >> reporter: tonight passion running high in the community where ahmaud arbery was shot and killed almost two years ago. anger only one black juror was selected to decide a case that arbery's family supporters have called a modern day lynching. >> it was very disturbing when we found out that we had one african-americ

the white house for president biden's first white house christmas as president. this year's decorations honor frontline workers, including teachers, people who work in grocery stores. volunteers decorated more than 40 christmas trees. they hung 6,000 feet of ribbon. they put up more than 10,000 christmas ornaments. happening tonight, a tree lighting ceremony set for 06:00pm and san francisco at the bank of america plaza in the castro neighborhood. you're looking at video of last year. beautiful tree, mayor london breed and the city's police chief will be there and there will be a separate tree lighting ceremony. 05:30am, tonight at huntington park in. hill. all right. time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. the emergence of the omicron variant as we wait to learn more about the mutation media outlets on both sides. quite predictably jump to the extremes. a little bit of common sense could help americans navigate the now here's morning with a look at news nation prime. >> thanks

no doubt the white house is watching this closely. early exit polls are showing jobs and the economy as the top issue for voters, education right behind it. then taxes and the pandemic. as for president biden, he is underwater with voters. more than half disapprove of the job he's doing. former president donald trump, his numbers just as bad. but voters i talked to say this election isn't about either president, it is about the future of their state, david. >> we'll be watching. stephanie, thank you. >>> there's also late word from capitol hill tonight on what president biden calls his build back better bill. universal pre-k, expanded medicare, incentives to fight the climate crisis. speaker nancy pelosi tonight now saying the final details could be wrapped up by tonight. and as part of that bill, word tonight that there's now agreement on efforts to get a handle on prescription drug prices. the president now on his way back from the climate summit and he very much wants a victory on this. and what he's saying tonight about senator jo

gmc stephanie: first lady jill biden will unveil the white house decor tomorrow. this is video from last year's decorations. tomorrow, national guard members and their families will be on hand to enjoy the festivities. the first lady will deliver a speech thanking volunteers who helped decorate the white house for the holiday season. a christmas tree tradition in piedmont has returned to in-person sales after going online during the height of the pandemic. the piedmont scout tree lot opened yesterday and has adopted a hybrid model to sell trees online and in person. the lot has a wide variety, from for trees, silver-tipped trees, wreaths, and garlands. scouts help customers pick out the perfect tree and load it onto cars. >> last year with a skeleton crew, not so much the scouts, and now we have our scouts out helping, showing with the community means to them. stephanie: you can order trees online and pick up purchase items or have it delivered for a fee. the tree lot is the largest fundraiser of the year for scouts. a lot is open until all trees are sold. if tree

. >>> soaring gas and heating prices can the white house bring them back down >>> rising tensions with china our nbc news exclusive inside the u.s. base for a major show of military might. >>> and honoring those who serve on this veterans day the place

the white house, meanwhile, says 10% of kids 5-11-- that's 2.6 million of them-- have rolled up their sleeves for their first shot. all right, two of the three men convicted of assassinating malcolm x more than half a century ago are about to be exonerated. the manhattan d.a. today apologized to the two men, saying they did not get the justice that they deserved. cbs' maurice dubois has more o how history is being rewritten. >> reporter: muhammad aziz and khalil islam, always maintained their innocence in the 1965 assassination of malcolm x. now, after 55 years, their convictions will be vacated after a two-year investigation t led by the manhattan district attorney found prosecutors, the f.b.i., and police withheld critical information that should have cleared their names.eir na >> i do believe there will be attempts on my life. they're foaming at the mouth. >> reporter: the decision comes after this six-part netflix series called "who killed malcolm x?," raised new questions about malcolm's assassination. he was killed in a barrage of bullets while speaking at the audubon ballroom i

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. >> hollande met with president biden and his team during a white house tribal nations summit. she says conferences like those help create policies that reflect the needs of so that tribal leaders have a real seat at the table. >> before decisions are made that impact their communities in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the big game was back down on the farm tonight upon entrance fans received the shirts that say stanford home of the champions. >> they may have been throwing them in the trash by the end of that game. after watching the cardinal play the axe is going back to berkeley with the golden bears, the cal football team earns an impressive win over stanford in that big game. the golden bears came into the cardinals house and tore them up 41 to 11 the final score cows at full strength for the first time in 3 weeks after dealing with a massive covid outbreak. it's clear they came out hungry in this one. the acts and pride on the line in this rivalry. games, beginning of the 2nd quarter stanford with a chance to get on the board at the

as cnbc has reported, they warned the white house employees could walk out just as the holiday season is ramping up and links in the supply chain already strained today the administration on the defensive. president biden issuing a statement saying there have been no mass firings and worker shortages because of vaccination requirements >> if you're asking if we think the rules will impact the supply chain, the answer is we don't think it will. >> florida governor ron desantis suing with 11 other states says the delay further undercuts the rules. >> this was announced two months ago and said this was an emergency and grave danger is facing then why did it take you two months to issue the rule and of course the rule doesn't take effect until january, which is convenient because it will minimize workforce disruptions over the holiday season. >> once the rules are in place, osha will rely on inspections and employee complaints to enforce them, but that's if they go through today south dakota governor kristi noem tweeting about the president. she tweeted to the president, see you in court

the former white house strategist faces two charges of criminal contempt of congress for failure to appear for a deposition and to produce documents to the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack. both carry a fine of up to $100,000 and a year in jail, if convicted. >> this is going to be the misdemeanor from hell for merrick garland, nancy pelosi and joe biden. >> reporter: the 67-year-old podcast host was represented by a new lawyer, david schoen, who also defended former president trump during the second impeachment trial. >> this thing was a scam from the beginning. it is outrageous that a criminal charge was brought in this case. >> reporter: the select committee believes bannon had specific knowledge and was in touch with the former president in the run-up to the capitol riot. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> reporter: the panel has issued nearly three dozen subpoenas and is also threatening contempt charges against former white house chief of staff mark meadows after he skipped a deposition last week. >> nobody is above the law, the chairman has sai

tickets can be purchased on our website, abc7news.com. >> jill biden will unveil the white house decor and theme tomorrow. you're looking at last year's decorations. tomorrow national guard members and their familys will be on hand to enjoy the festivities the first lady will deliver a speech thanking volunteer who is help decorate the white house for the holiday season. all right. definitely does not feel like the holidays quite yet, that's in the weather department, francis. francis: hopefully we'll see some changes with wet weather. but you can walk off those holiday pounds you gained. we have a gorgeous night. and we have the sat lied radar showing clouds well off to the coast. clear skies around the bay area that allows us to enjoy this view looking towards san francisco. temperatures are mild right now in san francisco. it's currently 63. oakland mountain views is at 56. and san jose and morgan bay is in the low 60's. and this time we're looking south you can see fran there in the distance in the bridge and clear across across the bay, santa rosa is still 61. fairfield, livermore

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we will speak live with white house senior advisor cedric richmond. but i would like to turn to lucas tomlinson in delaware. hello. >> president biden is calling this a once in a generation opportunity to fix the country's aging infrastructure. the bill would not have passed without republican support. >> president biden: fi week. speak about the senate and the house have passed a bill but the president has not yet signed into law. >> president biden: i want people who got so hard to get this done, democrats and republicans, to be here when we sign it. >> your suits and $12 trillion bill. $66 billion for railways, 65 billion to expand access for high-speed internet, and $55 billion to protect against , floods, and wildfire. the progressive wing blocked the infrastructure bill for months to force a vote on the other massive piece of information, the social spending bill which will take place after congress returns the week of november 13th. the white house also is upbeat over a better than expected job support and pfizer's pill showing promising result

. >> reaction to the acquittal the white house's statement, and the reason that rittenhouse took the stand. >>> the president's massive social spending package clears the house. >> we'll be telling our children and grandchildren that we were here this day. >> the roadblocks ahead, and why it's too early for democrats to celebrate. >>> a new search for jimmy hoffa's body the union boss vanished more than 45 years ago. now a fresh tip. >> you said there was a place under the pulaski skyway and that's where we would dump bodies. >> that sent the fbi digging. >>> a travel surge putting the travel industry to the test. could crushing labor shortages and bad weather prove too much to handle? >>> elizabeth holmes takes the stand in her own defense new covid lockdowns abroad raising concerns and the great zebra mystery unfolding in maryland. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening it was a verdict that sparked mixed emotions across the nation, from kenosha all the way to the white house kyle rittenhouse, not guilty on all charges. >> w

now, i am told by one of my white house sources that not a whole lot really changed. you just get extra secret service during that time. she works from her west wing office. 50 from her west wing office. so she didn't go anywhere else. this move is not unprecedented, is it? ., ., , , this move is not unprecedented, isit? ., ., _ , ., . is it? no. previously george w bush had _ is it? no. previously george w bush had a _ is it? no. previously george w bush had a couple _ is it? no. previously george w bush had a couple of - bush had a couple of colonoscopies, the procedure that president biden had today, and he transferred power to his then vice president, dick cheney, and so there is a process for this. in order to transfer power you send a letter to the speaker of the house, speaker pelosi, and the most senior senator in the senate, which is senator leahy right now, and that transfers power to the vice president, so kamala harris became president for, as you said, 85 minutes today. and then, once the procedure was done and joe biden was coherent again, another letter

also here tonight stephen miller senior former white house senior adviser and afl legal founder. i have to get your comment on the vice president. she is overseas talking about immigration when she should be here. what's your quick reaction to that? >> that's globalism at its worst. america going around the world defending the borders much every single country but our own. that's a big part of the reason that donald trump was elected is that we want to press our government to secure our border here in the united states. this administration hasn't just failed to secure the border. they have purposefully, maliciously opened that border in order to facilitate illegal entry into our country in record smashing numbers. >> lawrence: you know, steven, have heard it time and time again my sources tell me this, you brief the administration that if they continue with the actions that they talked about on the campaign trail, that it was going to be severe consequences for america. that people are just going to be flooding through did. they take heed to any of those warnings when you guys we

>> well, it's hard to know what's happening in white house, jesse. this is probably the least transparents white house we have seen in modern history. you don't get much information at all from them. so, perhaps that's the tactic-if they knew getetting into this hw unpopular she was, she dropped out so early during the democrat primary because she was polling so low then and then they told us all well we are going to choose her based on how she looks so, no one is surprised about this. maybe they think that making her look worse makes joe look better. unfortunately it makes them all look really bad and us as americans look even worse. it speaks to joe biden's poor instinct which if anybody had followed politics for the last few decades we already knew were bad. steven, lara, thank you guys. now, it wasn't just supply chains and bad poll numbers that kamala had no answers for in her abc softball, when she was pressed on her main job as border czar she played the blame game. >> we can't just flip a switch and make it better. the reality is that we inhe

i really don't understand this moves by bristling by them by the white house in general because of what they're doing is they're bringing more ruge to the u. s. market, but the u. s. consumer actually is asking for cheaper oil products such as gasoline such as heating oil as so what would it refineries to now with the old at groups oil of 3 days at it just adds 2 more uncertainty and it's incomplete contradiction . oh, with free market economy it's, it's about manipulating the price. actually really incomplete contradiction was the legislative basis for the strategic petroleum reserve. i don't think that this kind of moves, which is a very short time thing. and it's, we have seen the reaction by the markets at the prices didn't go down. actually, it was also my to moving up. so it's, it's domestic politics for, for, for a few days, but nothing more than that. europe is in the grip of another wave of cove. it with case is rising in germany and the netherlands in the 10s of thousands on tuesday. the w h o said it's the continent number one cause of death. so now tough restrictions are bei

and chief white house correspondent nancy cordes joins us now. she's been traveling with thepoa president. nancy. >> reporter: jericka, this was the president' first solo press conference since his last foreign trip more than three months ago. this was relatively brief, lasted less than half an hour, and in it he insist that his recent drop in support in the u.s. has not affected his influence with world leaders here. >> i didn't run to determine how well i'm going to do in the polls. >> reporter: as he wrapped up his the time in rome, president biden was peppered with questions about his political standings at home. a poll out today shows his approval rating has dropped seven points since august. >> the polls can go up and down and up and down, the same with every president. >> reporter: president biden pushing more nations to move more rapidly to renewable energy. so, he was asked why he has also been urging oil rich nations to temporarily boost production amidst a global supply crunch. >> you have to get in an automobile, turn the key, get the

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. >> o'donnell: huma abedin's first job was an intern in the white house while monica lewinsky was in the headlines, and she was with hillary clinton after the president admitted he'd lied about lewinsky. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> she wrote, i was sadden and angry on behalf of the woman who is now my boss. >> and i think confused because, on the one hand, it's, like, we're doing this really important stuff, what's happening here. i just stayed focused on my job and her. >> you also addressed the alien-old question, why did hillary stay with bill after that. >> i do. she made the decision that she thought was right for herself, her family and her country. >> did she choose country over her marriage? what does that mean? >> i think that's the both/and. it was not in my opinion either/or. >> o'donnell: abedin says loyalty is at the core of her relationship with hillary clinton but their close relationship was tested when anthony weiner sexting scandal also made front page news. >> i was informed by a colleague i was about to be let go

we spoke to driver in burlingame about what they think about that new plan for the white house to lower our prices. >> well, every little bit helps health specially for the holidays for families and and for travel help saw a little bit we appreciate it. >> goes down. we'll will it affect you to change them. what you've been doing lately. if it goes down for will just actually. yes, but right now i'm still working in wait and see. >> so we here's a look at the current prices for a gallon of gas. san francisco. always the for 87 oakland for 79 san jose. 4.80. and in the north bay in sandra fell for 89. here's a look at the current price is what we are. he said that so not going to repeat already hurt and not it hurts enough to hear at the to say it again now is a look gas just getting if you're going to feel that the car, you know, a lot of people think you're to get out of and you got to figure out what the weather is going to be like. so rebecca, what do you got for us. well, aside from it being obviously expensive to if you are going to take to the roads. are the skies. >> least it's g

. >> the white house is rolling out new nationwide vaccine mandates. will that will affect roughly a 100 million workers in the private sector. the new rules will require all companies with more than a 100 employees to make sure their workers are fully vaccinated. otherwise still have to be tested. every week, however, health care workers won't have that option and must get vaccinated cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says the mandates will save lives. we know the most destructive thing in a workforce that is to have a covid outbreak and to have people workers and that workforce come down with covid infections severe disease and in some cases death. and this is probably the most frightening ultimatum that businesses have had contend with. >> employers will not have to provide for pay for covid tests, for unvaccinated workers, but. >> they will have to provide paid time off for employees to get the shots and sick leave to recover from any potential side effects the new rules take effect on january 4th. >> well, other news now today marking the end o