>> reporter: well, he's scheduled to leave thursday morning for europe, norah, and then meet with pope francis on friday before attending the g-20 summit over the weekend in rome. but aides don't rule out him delaying his departure, especially if there's a chance of a handshake agreement before he goes. norah. >> o'donnell: down to the deadline. ed o'keefe, thank you. we want to turn now to a nationwide increase in violent crime. the f.b.i. has reported that homicides rose at their fastest rate in at least six decades last year. the vast majority committed with a gun. president biden promised new gun safety measures, but that promise suffered a major setback last month after his top choice to lead the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms was blocked in the u.s. senate. tonight, that nominee, david chipman is speaking out in a cbs news exclusive. >> i have, from 25 years as an a.t.f. agent, and largely 10 years after that, committed myself to one thing-- preventing gun violence in this country. to oppose me must mean that you're not for preventing gun violence. >> o'donnell: i mean,

then for virginia governor candidate before heading to europe. unclear if he will have a bill to sign on his desk before he leaves. >> duncan: we'll keep following the story, thank you, christina. today colombia said the country's most wanted drug lord will be extradited to the united states. dairo antonio usuga was seized at his hideout in an operation involving hundreds of soldiers. the u.s. has placed a $5 million bowntee on his head. switching gears now, dr. anthony fauci said covid vaccines for kids wean 5 and 11 will likely be available in the first half of november. fda approval of pfizer's dose application could come as early as this week. still the shots remain a contentious issue for some adults. here's cbs's mark strassmann in atlanta with that story. >> we will not comply. >> while anti-vacs diehards shake their fists. >> we will not comply. >> most vaccinated americans shake their heads. >> you do not want to be lead over a cli sheut. >> in chicago covid america's latest flash point vaccine mandates fans the flame. noncompliant firef

president biden is expected to delay his trip to europe today by a few hours in hopes of finalizing an agreement on his spending agenda. where negotiations stand right now. >>> movie set mishap. police give an update on the deadly shooting during the filming of alec baldwin's latest movie. why they say there was some complacency with how the weapons were handled. >>> and wicked weather. from strong winds in the northeast to tornadoes in the south, we have the latest on the rash of storms slamming the country. >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with president biden making a last-minute attempt to clinch a deal on his massive spending agenda before heading to europe. the president is expected to speak to the house democratic caucus this morning to push for an agreement. laura podesta has more on this from new yorork. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the president's meeting today with members of his own party will be a real test in his negotiating skills and domestic diplomacy. he wants to get this deal done before he emb

but there is a deep-rooted mistrust in authority across eastern europe, a legacy of the soviet past and years of poor, corrupt government. but the upshot is very few people trust the vaccines they're being offered. bulgaria has only fully vaccinated a quarter of its people. russia, less than a third. even though there is plenty of the locally developed sputnik v vaccine available. but it doesn't help that this vaccine is still not approved for use by the w.h.o. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> and there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." introducing new vicks super c and dayquil severe convenience pack . [coughs] dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement to help energize and replenish your body with vitamin c and b vitamins. dayquil severe is a max strength medicine for cold and flu relief. it's the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, power through your day, medicine. someone is feeling better. get your shoes. alright! try the new vicks convenience pack. ♪♪ ♪why do you build me up (build me up)

he delayed his trip to europe after making a last-ditch effort yesterday to shore up democratic votes for his scaled down spending package. laura podesta has the latest developments from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so the president meets with the pope this morning. he's in rome for the g20 summit, the first of two meetings of world leaders in europe this weekend. president biden touched down in italy overnight without a fresh legislative victory to hang his hat on. >> no one got everything they wanted including me. >> reporter: during a visit to capitol hill yesterday, the president had hoped to secure a deal to pass two bills that combined cover infrastructure, climate change, childcare, and more. >> the framework that will create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and our people. >> reporter: instead, democrats continued putting the final touches on the $1.75 trillion build-back-better agenda. >> we understand it's 90% that 1hould very quick >> repr: ledy washgton's amila l,se progressives refused to vote on the infrast

the been doing it a little bit in europe, but is it recommended here? >> here, none of the mix-and- match is recommended. the fda and cdc have not endorsed that. we are very homogeneous here in the united states here with the covid-19 vaccine, where it is much more heterogeneous in canada and europe, and mix-and- match. there aren't studies to tell you the truth on the mix-and- match. not recommended at this time. we will see what is said tomorrow regarding johnson & johnson, and if we will see mix- and-match be approved, or highly unlikely. if i were giving las vegas odds, i would say we are just going to see johnson & johnson being given and approved as a booster. again, no data, no safety data. that's very important, because they haven't really been looked at her tested. >> i haven't been around that long. inc. you so much for joining us this evening. >> sure thing. thank you for having me. >>> starting tomorrow, marin and san francisco counties are easing mask mandates. the rules include gyms, office settings, communal vehicles, religious gatherings

but there is a deep-rooted mistrust in authority across eastern europe. a legacy of the soviet past and years of poor corrupt government. but the upshot is very few people trust the vaccines they're being offered. bulgaria has only fully vaccinated a quarter of its people. russia less than a third even though there is plenty of the locally developed sputnik v vaccine available. it doesn't help that this vaccine is still not approved for use by the w.h.o. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> a powerful storm slammed parts of california as officials warned of potentially historic rainfall. [ wind ] that is the sound of howling winds whistling through the railing grates of the golden gate bridge yesterday. torrential rain triggered this landslide closing down at least one critical highway in the northern part of the state. flash flood and excessive rain warnings were issued from what's called a bomb cyclone and an atmospheric river. some people were even forced to evacuate their homes, and thousands are without power. up to ten inches of rain could fall o

billion to fight climate change, a major signal of american commitment to the issue as president heads to europe where it wille talks. >>> new concerns over the health of britten'eesh canceled appear upcoming climate summit on advice of doctors. the queen now 95 years young spent time in the hospital last week. >>> facebook not the only social media in cross hairs of congress. tiktok, snapchat and youtube were warned to do more to protect children or face legislation. more from nikole killion. >> reporter: laura berman is coming to grips of death of son who got drugs through image sharing app snapchat. >> never occurred to me that drug dealers were soliciting our kids on the place they hung out most. >> reporter: dramatic instances like this were among the concerns. >> are you going to get drugs off snapchat? >> i assure you, it's a top priority. >> reporter: illicit drugs, bullying and violent challenges that have gone viral. >> what the [ bleep ] is going on, bro. >> reporter: dangers many kids face online. >> how can parents be confident that they will not continue to host and push dangerous

before flying off to europe today, the president unveiled new framework for his build back better plan. we'll explain what made it into the proposal, and what didn't, in just a moment. but first, we wanted to put it in perspective, just how much spending this is on social programs and climate change initiatives. the price tag for this bill? $1.75 trillion. combined with the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the recovery bill passed in march, is close to $5 trillion. that is a lot of money. but president biden says, if the bills are passed, it would be more significant than what presidents f.d.r. and l.b.j. accomplished, combined. cbs' nancy cordes leads off our coverage tonight from rome, the first stop on the president's trip. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah. this breakthrough comes about seven months after the president first unveiled his plan. and this newly-released 1,700- page bill still doesn't contain everything the democrats wanted. but tonight, the white house is still touting it as one of the biggest investments in education and childcare ever. just bef

before flying off to europe today the president unveiled new framework for his build back better plan, we'll explain what made it into the proposal and what didn't but first want to put it in perspective just how much spending this on climate change initiatives, the price tag $1.75 trillion combined with the bipartisan infrastructure bill and recovery bill passed in march is close to $5 trillion that is a lot of money. but president biden says, if the bills are passed, it would be more significant than what presidents f.d.r. and l.b.j. accomplished, combined. cbs' nancy cordes leads off our coverage tonight from rome, the first stop on the president's trip. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah. this breakthrough comes about seven months after the presi first unveiled his plan. and this newly-released 1,700-page bill still doesn't contain everything the democrats wanted. but tonight, the white house is still touting it as one of the biggest investments in education and childcare ever. just before jetting off to europe, president biden made one last dash to capitol hill

>> reporter: well, he's scheduled to leave thursday morning for europe, norah, and then meet with pope francis on friday before attending the g-20 summit over the weekend in rome. but aides don't rule out him delaying his departure, especially if there's a chance of a handshake agreement before he goes. norah. >> o'donnell: down to the deadline. ed o'keefe, thank you. we want to turn now to a nationwide increase in violent crime. the f.b.i. has reported that homicides rose at their fastest rate in at least six decades last year. the vast majority committed with a gun. president biden promised new gun safety measures, but that promise suffered a major setback last month after his top choice to lead the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms was blocked in the u.s. senate. tonight, that nominee,s david chipman is speak out in a cbs news exclusive. >> i have, from 25 years as an a.t.f. agent, and largely 10 years after that, committed myself to one thing-- preventing gun violence in this country. to oppose me must mean that you're not for preventing gun violence. >> o'donnell: i mean, r

told us higher oil prices combined with increased demand for oil and concerns about a colder winter in europe and asia means you're paying more. >> i mean, i think it's all connected. >> reporter: well, the price of a gallon of gas here in the u.s. has nearly doubled since april of 2020. and experts say whether energy costs will continue to rise through the winter will largely depend on the weather. a colder winter will likely mean higher price, norah. >> mola lenghi, that makes sense. thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. (announcer) if you're an american age 50 to 85, and you're counting on social security to help your family with your final expenses, this news may surprise you. the social security death benefit is capped at just $255 and not everyone is entitled to claim it. today, the average funeral cost is over $8,700. that's quite a big gap. how will

he heads to europe later this week to attend a global climate change conference. >>> new details are emerging about the assistant director on the shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. learning dave halls was fired from a movie in 2019. halls let go after a gun unexpectedly discharged on the set. halls told investigators he did not know live rounds were in the prop gun he handed to baldwin. baldwin is cooperating with investigators. >>> new internal facebook papers reveal top executives new the platform spread misinformation and failed to act at times. interventions to cleanup the site were stifled by key decision makers. it finds a researcher set up bogus account and saw only conspiracy theories and lies. the documents were provided to congress by whistleblower francis haugen. facebook denies any wrongdoing. >>> and joaquin "el chapo" guzman wants a new trial. he claims jurors were tainted by media coverage of the trial. sentenced to life in prison after found guilty of running one of the world's largest and ruthless drug smuggling operations. >>> the un emergency council

it is europe's tallest and most active volcano. it has erupted 50 times since february. the last major happened back in 1992. >>> on the subject of volcanoes, buildings are continuing to be destroyed by llama that pours down the volcano in spain. this volcano has been erupting for over a month on the island of la palma. it has destroyed buildings and banana plantations. half of the island's economy depends on the fruit. more than 6000 people have been evacuated and they are all stuck in limbo. >> it is very hard to start over from scratch, she says. it is frustrating that not but nature can stop the volcano. >> lava from the volcano has covered nearly 2000 acres of land and is destroying nearly 2000 buildings. >> flash flooding led to dramatic scenes it is just banal friday. flood waters crashed carrying away chairs and tables. the flooding was so intense, streets turned into rivers leaving cars stranded. some people still tried to force to the floodwaters. >>> forget the regular-season records. the team with the least amount of wins in the first 162 is playing for a spo

before flying off to europe today, the president unveiled new framework for his build back better plan. what made it into the proposal and what didn't in a moment. first, putting it in perspective, how much spending. $1.75 trillion combined with the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the recovery bill passed in march is close to $5 trillion. that is a lot of money, but president biden says if the bills are passed it would be more significant than what presidents f.d.r. and l.b.j. accomplished combined. nancy cordes heads off coverage from rome. >> reporter: this breakthrough comes about seven months after the president first unveiled his plan in his newly released 1,700 page bill, still doesn't contain everything the democrats wanted, but tonight the white house is still touting it as one of the biggest investments in education and childcare ever. just before jetting off to europe, president biden made one last dash to capitol hill, part celebration, part pep talk. >> i think we're going to be in good shape. >> reporter: he said he's confident he now has the votes to pass a $1.75 trill

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and europe in an international drug trafficking investigation involving the dark net. the justice department said people using the dark net sold fake pills made to look like real prescription pain pills. they were allegedly laced with fentanyl, methamphetamines, and other illegal drugs. agents seized more than a quarter ton of illicit drugs and more than $30 millionin cash and cryptocurrency. >>> and "usa today" says a virginia woman who sold almost $32 million worth of counterfeit coupons to shoppers used the money on fancy vacations and home revenuevation -- renovations according to the fbi. 41-year-old lori ann talens was sentenced to 12 years in prison last month after pleading guilty to mail fraud and other charges. her husband was sentenced to more than seven years. the fbi says agents found more than $1 million worth of fake coupons in every crevice of their home. >>> still ahead, first-class bonus. workers at spanx are surprised with an amazing gift from their boss. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> i've been having dr

here in europe, the parsitis have no natural predators, so he's recruited a foreign army-- these cute little lady bugs. >> in the war against the vampires. >> reporter: each little bug costs 1 euro. >> but you just need 20 bugs for one tree to remove the problem. >> reporter: how long does it take for the lady bugs to do their magic? >> the lady bugs, it takes around one year. >> reporter: multiply that by an estimated one million infected trees across italy... these trees are all infected. >> these trees are all infected, yes. >> reporter: and it's a battle that can only be won with chemical warfare, says this agronomist, out here injecting insecticide needed once every two years. >> the trees in one months, maximum two months, we can see restored. the new needles start to green up. >> reporter: just three months ago, these pines were on their death bed. now-- wow, so she's trees look much better. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: a small, yetat may be eternal, but with trees that are not. now, some public money has been set aside for the pines, but due to covid and budget cuts, the a

poor countries still bait for vaccines but in europe the virus' retreat marks the return to old customs. >> plus divided democrats, the latest on a showdown putting the president's agenda in doubt. >> eye on america, what climate change is doing to the great lakes region. >> so this is the road to nowhere. >> it is. >> and later, we cruise to san francisco to celebrate the culture of low-riding. >> we've got heart, we've got soul. we've got spirits. >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york, with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. california officials and cleanup crews are trying to limit the damage from a major offshore oil spill south of los angeles. the kreut has-- crude has spoiled beaches, killed fish and birds and threatens local wetland ksz right now the cause of the spill is under investigation. it's connected to an off-shore oil platform known as elly. cbs's lilia luciano is in newport beach tonight with the very latest. lilia, what are you seeing? >> jericka, the good flus is we have just learned that the leak has been stopped. the bad news is all a

confident he'll get a deal done on his stalled infrastructure and spending plans before his trip to europe next week. during his remarks, he backed away from his proposed tax increases to fund the deals. the president tackled the pandemic and the supply chain crisis saying he's considering deploying the national guard to help ease the stress. >>> and this morning, there are new details about that massive oil spill off the coast of southern california. records show that the coast guard received multiple reports of a possible fuel spill about 15 hours before its own personnel confirmed the incident. the agency has given conflicting accounts of what happened on october 1st. at least 25,000 gallons of oil spilled into the ocean closing beaches and harming animal and plant life. authorities say it was possibly caused by a ship's anchor that dragged an underwater pipeline. >>> so coming up, the widespread impact of climate change. how security around the world is being threatened. >>> and foiling a robbery. a former marine springs into action during a stickup. >>> this is the "cbs morning news."

they are hiring 10,000 workers in europe to work on something called the metaverse. it would be a virtual reality space where people can interact with an imaginary 3-d environment. >>> and now back in the real world, there is a little better rain. >> it was nice to see it and smell it last night. >> we will see a series of these men and they will be and atmospheric river. it is some rain but not enough to cause leading sir around the bay area . we will take a look at the next storm system. we will see increasing clouds throughout the day tomorrow and there is a chance we could have showers but i do think we will stay dry tuesday. that will move onshore even before midnight. this will be a more substantial rain event tuesday night into wednesday. this does not mean it is going to leave us alone. tomorrow is the last day that i am willing to say we are looking at a drive forecast into the weekend. tomorrow into wednesday we are looking at one half of an inch and so this still is not a huge rainmaker, but it is more substantial than what we had last night. i pronounces

. >> he did tell me a story about the time he was flying over europe and they were being shot at and a commanding officer said this is a good time for you guys to start praying so they can get out of this alive. >> my grandfather was just in high school when he went to war. he served in army air corps and was the only asian american in his unit. >> he was proud of being a service man. i remember going to his closet one time and i found his uniform. this is probably 15 years after the war. i remember putting on the jacket and all that stuff, you know. i knew wish he were still alive to see this moment. makes me a little emotional. really proud of him. >> it's such a special story. thanks for sharing that with us. >>> ahead, man helping other first generation area bay students have a shot at higher education. >>> looking live outside at san francisco before break, a tribute to ken bastida who is retiring tonight. >> ken and i started as street reporters a long time ago. i was at kcbs and ken was at kfrp which at the time had a strong news department. many times ken and i said can you b

and europe before we first thought could understudy as transmission of the virus is likely happening in several areas as early as january of last year could many infections could've gone undetected from the study is based on the model of covid-19 transmission during the first wave of the pandemic. >>> happening right now the future of the a's in oakland. figure alameda county supervisors are deciding whether to support a new ballpark at the terminal site along the waterfront, jocelyn moran is live in oakland with more on today's key vote. >> today is really about finding out whether the supervisors support the stadium and with a stand when it comes to keeping the athletics in oakland. this is on the agenda after two supervisor sent a letter to the board president asking for this item to be brought forward as an action item they are looking to schedule on combining to help pay for parks affordable housing another on-site infrastructure come in just the last couple of years the golden state warriors moved across the bay to san francisco and the raiders are now the las vegas raiders. to

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told us higher oil prices combined with increased demand for oil and concerns about a colder winter in europe and asia means you're paying more. >> i think it's all connected. >> reporter: the price of a gallon of gas has nearly doubled here in the u.s. since april of 2020, and experts say whether energy costs will continue to rise through the winter will largely depend on the weather. a colder winter will likely mean higher prices. mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," former nfl player ryan o'callaghan about his reaction to the resignation of raiders coach jon grudenen in the wake of offensive emails. >>> and ceo of united airlines stops by the times square studio to talk about his company's vaccine mandate for works and preparations for the holiday travel surge. >>> and vlad duthiers tells us about a new book that introduces readers to adventurous dishes around the world. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ .

. >> that's what facebook is hiring people in europe to build. a social network said it will be a virtual reality space where users can walk around and interact within an imaginary 3- d environment. >> feels like i've seen a movie about that, a couple of them, about hidden reality. thank you for watching, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we'll see you announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. i appreciate it. how are y'all? i appreciate that. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today, everybody. returning for their fourth day, with a total of 21,400 bucks, from yorktown, new york, it's the bonitatibus family. [cheering and applause] and from las vegas. oh, god, one of my favorite cities. it's the germany family. [cheering and applause]

. >> reporter: that is the largest glacier mass in europe, more than half a mile thick in some parts. it is now dissolving before our eyes. getting to this glacier now requires a 30-minute hike over dry land that just a few years ago was covered in ice. jackson, who lives in oregon, has been studying iceland's glaciers for more than a decade. what exactly is happening here on iceland? >> there is roughly 400 glaciers on this island and the majority of them are melting at rates never before seen in human history. this island is losing its ice. >> reporter: and to see that she took us inside this ice cave-- the pattern that the ice makes is so cool-- to show us what is essentially the melting glacier's plumbing system. >> all that water has to go somewhere, and it makes these tubes, they are bigger than they have ever been before to transport all that water. these tube was naturally happen but the scale of them is unnatural. >> reporter: and that's because of human-caused climate change. ice all over the planet is rapidly melting. scientists say all that water rushing into the world's o

. >>> president biden heads to the conference on monday as he is already in europe. today, he met with world leaders and the pope. resident biden presented pope francis with a challenge coin traditionally given to heads of state, military leaders, the men met behind closed doors for an hour and a half. at the white house as they talk about the fight against the climate crisis, the pope's advocates to share covid vaccines globally , and the economic recovery worldwide. the president had a meeting with french president emmanuel macron, the first face-to-face meeting between tensions in september when the u.s. sold nuclear submarines to australia which cost the french a $66 billion deal to sell their submarines to that country's military. >> i was under the impression that france had been informed long before. >> president biden also met with the prime minister of italy today and tomorrow the g20 summit begins on the president's agenda includes climate and corpus tax changes. 136 countries have agreed to a minimum 15% global tax on corporations. >>> still ahead and stre

they were doing it in europe. now it could be a game-changer for a people eligible for these boosters. should people who got a certain vaccine, though, really try to stick to the same brand if they can? >> yeah, if we're talking about mrna vaccines, yes. if you got pfizer, get pfizer, if you got moderna, get moderna. however, they also authorized being able to switch out to an mrna vaccine, meaning either moderna or pfizer, for people who got j&j the first time, and also authorized an extra dose of j&j. but if you look at the studies, the boosting that goes on is substantially higher, i moon substantially higher, when people who got an o.j. dose of j&j got either moderna or pfizer. so i think this is going to play out over the next week or so, but that's currently what the recommendations are. the fda is agnostic, doesn't care if you got j&j, whether you get j&j, pfizer, or moderna, but the data would suggest that you want to get a moderna or pfizer booster. >> all right. stay with the same brand. >> yeah. >> all

ford wants line up of new cars in europe to be all electric by 2030. >>> apple unveiled two mac book pro laptops, latest powered by silicone chips called m1 pro an ops available in 14 and 16-inch versions. apple says the computers have a sharper displaymore ports, improved audio. prices start about $2,000. apple unveiled air pods which it says can offer unrivaled sound and a magical wireless head phone experience. >> magical, okay. >> whatever that's about. time for a check of weather with mary. >>> hey, we are looking at sunshine right now. here is a live look with treasure island camera looking at the bay bridge and san francisco. you see temperatures in mid to upper 50s to low 60s at this lunchtime hour. here is what you can expect, mix of sun and clouds today, catching a break from the rain today and most of tomorrow. it gets warmer for your tuesday and then a series of storm systems, first to arrive tuesday night into wednesday and then several behind that. we are looking at unsettled weather for the middle to end part of the week. low pressure system moves out that brought wide

. >> i enjoy eating outdoors, and feeling like we are in europe, but we are in america. there are tables and a unique look for every restaurant. it's an atmosphere of community. it's vibrant. >> the chambers of commerce says the european-style look is temporary until they come up with a final design in 2023. >>> remember that bank the painting >>> some big news from the art world tonight. >> it has to do with a little painting by banksy that treaded itself immediately after it was first sold for more than $1 million. even though the worker called "love is in the bin " was trashed, it is still a treasure. in fact it is worth even more now. it was just auctioned off again for a staggering $25 million. so, i wonder if you get the shreds at the end of announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] finally. finally. [cheering and applause] how y'all? thank y'all very much. i appreciate it, now. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and b

. >> reporter: president joe biden has embarked on a multi- day trip to europe to meet with world leaders before leaving, he huddled with house democrats on capitol hill to push his revamped build back better bill framework. >> this framework includes historic investments in our nation, and in our people. >> reporter: the $1.75 trillion plan includes universal pre-k for all 3 in 4-year-olds, and an extension of the child tax credit, and a reduction in health plan premiums under the affordable care act, but it leaves that proposals for paid family leave, free community college, and a tax on billionaires. >> no one got everything they wanted, including me, but that is what compromise is. >> reporter: the framework, which also includes a half trillion dollar investment in climate change initiatives, is expected to be paid for through taxes on the nation's healthiest wealthiest individuals and corporations. >> the text is there for you to review, for you to complain about, for you to add to, or subtract from, whatever it is, and we will see what consensus emerges from that. >> reporter: progr

the lake is man-made, and the freshwater fish are native to europe and asia. reports of the dead fish began about 2 weeks ago. officials suspect the die off is a result of dissolved oxygen in the water, which can happen when temperatures rise. they are also looking into whether someone or a group of people dumped carp in that lake without anyone knowing. >>> the wine industry says the destructive caldor fire is having an impact on this year's grapes. the owner of gold mountain winery in el dorado county says he lost about six macros of grapes this year due to power outages, smoke, and watering restrictions. other nearby wineries have seen grape yields down some 30 to 50%. another problem many wineries are dealing with is a shortage of workers just to pick the grapes. they say a combination of the pandemic, and the wildfires, are to blame. >>> we keep talking about how much we need a change in the weather pattern. we are ready for fall, paul. >>> as we wrap up september, we had average rainfall for most of the bay area for the month of september. we hope that c

. >>> facebook is hiring 10,000 workers in europe to work on something called the metaverse. fed up with the plain old boring universe, facebook said the metaverse will be a virtual reality space where people can interact with an imaginary 3-d environment. maybe one where facebook doesn't exist. >>> a lack of truck driver and fueling supply chain slowdown across the u.s. now that shortfall is driving the industry's push towards on autonomous future. aurora operates aton no muss trucks that are moving goods for fedex. the runs have two safety drivers in the cab. the key sits guidance system that uses several mounted cameras, plus radar and lidar, which use radio waves and lasers to read the road. >> it looks like we're about to turn, and you put your hands up. that is very interesting. there's another truck coming right to our left. >> site decided not to take that lane change. >> that's good. 2023 is the company's target to hit the road without any drivers. >> what could go wrong? >> up next, a prison guard lucky to be alive. what happened behind bars, and the inmates who jum

can identify roughly 98% of infectious covid cases and have slowed down the spread of the virus in europe. epidemiologist tim specter. >> this is a really good extra tool in our kit to fight covid. it reassures people. it's easy to do, and it's not perfect by any means, but it just gives you extra knowledge if you are testing negative all the time that you have safe. >> reporter: the fda announced last week that it would allow the sale of similar antigen tetest te tests, and the white house has edd mil rapid at-home tests per month will be available starting in december. and it's not just schools. parents test too. >> yeah, i went to the theater lst weekend. they asked us to test for that. and occasionally hockey club. i play hockey, so they'll say please can you test before you come and have teas or the social club. so quite regularly. >> reporter: it may soon become part of daily life in the u.s. one more weapon to stop the spread. >> so to american students who are watching this and thinking god, that's going to be weird, what would you say to them? >> i guess it seems like such a big

next year she is set to be europe's first female astronaut to command the international space station. the doll, her mini me has already completed her first mission. she is getting the training of a real life astronaut, jetting off on a zero gravity flight to inspire young girls to choose careers in space. >> maybe the footage, those images will kindle a spark of passion in some girls hearts, and that would be incredible. >> it is not just a beautiful doll, it is a smart meant. i think it is remarkable. >> part of the sales from the astronaut barbie will be donated to women in aerospace scholarships. >>> still time to get it ticket, nobody won saturday's powerball jackpot drawing which means the biggest lottery prize in eight months is now even bigger. the estimated jackpot tonight is $670 million. keep in mind, the odds of winning that jackpot are one in 292.2 million. there is still a chance. >> there is always a chance. you can use your winnings to purchase a ticket on one of those civilian flights, maybe. >> sure, you can get a ride on the 0g thing and keep your weightlessness exp

. >> reporter: that's the largest glacier mass in europe, more than half a mile thick in some parts. it is now dissolving before our eyes. how quickly is this melting? >> it's roughly around 450 feet per year. >> reporter: that whole expanse, was that all the glacier at one point? >> absolutely. everything between where we are and the north atlantic ocean, that was all covered with ice. and that glacier is gone now. so if you want the know what the future looks like, just look right there. rr: acie now requie hike over dry land that just a few years ago was covered in ice. jackson, who lives in oregon, has been studying iceland's glaciers for more than a decade. what exactly is happening here on iceland? >> there is roughly 400 glaciers on this island, and the majority of them are melting at rates never before seen in human history. this island is losing its ice. every time i come back to this glacier, i don't believe my eyes, and i am watching them dissolve. i'm watching them die right in front of me. >> reporter: and to see that, she took us inside this ice cave. the pattern that t

he is now in europe 1 day after making a last-ditch effort to unite his party. latest plan includes the democrats top social spending priorities, like universal preschool, and extended child tax credit, and affordable housing. it also boasts a half trillion dollar investment in climate change, which the president had hoped to tout at the u.n. limit conference in scotland next week. >> one of the things that i wish were in this package, i have a long list, but paid leave, it breaks my heart. >> trillions of dollars in spending, major expansions of government agencies, and even more inflation. >> the white house says the bill back better bill will be fully paid for in part through taxes on the wealthiest corporations and individuals. >> the chp is asking for the public's help with a very special lost item, a tribute to a fallen soldier. the chp officer found his folded flag and a photo of found some debris along 580 near isabel avenue. this appears to be a tribute to a service man, and the chp wants to make sure it gets back to that person's family. >> we give it

. >>> president biden is in europe this evening to meet with world leaders at the g20 summit. before leaving, he made a stop on capitol hill to push his revamped $1.75 trillion build better deal. it includes universal pre-k, but leaves out free community college, and a tax on billionaires. >> no one got everything they wanted, including me, but that is what compromise is. >> progressives in the house say they won't vote on the bill until the spending plan is ready for a vote as well. >>> the cdc is now recommending a fourth dose of pfizer's vaccine, or a have shot of moderna's, for people with compromised immune systems. they would be given 6 months after the third dose. meanwhile, the fda could grant emergency use authorization for the kid -sized to doses of the pfizer vaccine as soon as tomorrow. >> a lot of anticipation for that one. >>> you will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to get into the outside lands 3 day music festival. it returned to san francisco beginning tomorrow, after last year's covid cancellation. we have more details on the safety rule

in europe they have no natural pred at iatrors so theyas esebugs. >> eac bos one euro. >> but you just need 20 bugs for one tree to remove the problem. >> how long does it take for the lady bugs to do the magic. >> it takes around one year. >> multiply all that with estimated 1 million infected trees across italy. >> the trees are all infected. >> reporter: it's a battle that can only be won with chemical warfare. this man is out here injecting in insectide needed once every two years. >> we can see when we need to come again. >> reporter: just three months ago these pines were on their death bed now. >> these trees look much better. >> absolutely. >> reporter: a small yet precious isht victory in a city that may be eternal but with trees that are not. >> reporter: some public money has been set aside for the pines >>> for the first time ever an unmanned drone has delivered a pair of lungs for transplant. this happened in toronto, michael george as the details. >> reporter: this drone flying over toronto could be the future. last month, it carried precious cargo. a set of lungs from on

. >> we will be activating a lot of our marketing and sales programs in europe and other parts of the world that are opening, saying san francisco is ready for you. >> reporter: at pier 39, business owners have anxiously waited for this step forward. >> once we can get the international travel back, that is going to be a game changer. >> reporter: fully vaccinated foreign travelers will still have to show a negative covid test taken within 3 days of their trip, but they to quara arrival. the policy also applies to ixcoe es ola fr >>breaking news right onsny ea, ordered. >>> paying more for water. the fees that could be coming for san jose residence that used too much. >>> getting rid of that phase covering. the restrictions now loosened in san francisco and marin counties. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. we start with the breaking news as crews try to contain a wildfire parties of watsonville. allen martin has the very latest. >> reporter: here is what we know. a 40 acre wildfire burning between watsonville and morgan hill right now. minutes ago , he learned

this new doll is based on an italian astronaut who will be europe's first female astronaut to command the international space station. they have have the new doll based on her likeness by her side. the doll already got training including a zero gravity flight. its part of an effort to inspire young girls to choose careers in space. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the new york stock exchange. >>> los angeles county saw wild weather last night. lightning little bit up the sky and lots of it. rain and lightning delayed kickoff of monday night football for 35 minutes to the confusion of fans. the stadium is covered but it's largely open air. a lightning strike even sparked a small fire in long beach. >>> that lightning is something serious. >> yeah. a lot of my friends in socal were talking about that wild weather they had and tracking that weather system just off the southern california coast bringing that active weather for them, for us we are tracking a low pressure system up to the north. up in the gulf of alaska that could bring us a few s

he is in europe after making a last-ditch effort to unite the parties. universal preschool and extended child tax credit and affordable housing. it boasts a 500,000 -- >> one of the things i whisper in this package is paid leave. it breaks my heart. >> trillions of dollars in spending. major expanding of government agencies. >> the white house says the bill would be fully paid for in part on taxes on the wealthiest individuals and companies. >> the governor is citing family obligations for the reason he is bowing out. he had been preparing for that trip for several weeks. california provides an example that estate can fight global warming and still thriving economically. the lieutenant governor will take his place. >>> work crews intentionally breached a levy to restore a mars. it's a $25 million project 20 years in the making. that area had been an industrial site. once they move the dirt and dug up the channels they let the water flow back again. now that the area has been restored, it can serve as a habitat for wildlife and endangered species. >> we c

. >> president biden scheduled to take a trip to europe thursday and wants a deal before he leaves. >>> the biden administration announcing a new effort to help afghan refugees. it's a program called sponsor circle program. it will allow refugees to move from u.s. military bases into a sponsor home. the administration aims to connect evacuees with americans willing to help. former refugees have volunteered to help out. >> we just feel that it is really our obligation, also frankly our privilege to be able to be in this position where we can just help others that need help. >> the program allows groups of five people to apply to be a team that will help evacuees with housing and support for at least 90 days. the sponsor program is modeled after a similar refugee program in canada. >>> coming up, covid-19 in the brain. a new study out that shows how the virus could be effecting the mental health of teenagers. >>> plus, a vacation getaway in space. the company looking to build a new, massive space station. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, it was an area of great concern during this weekend

in europe, because they have not had a lot of astrazeneca vaccine, the vaccine we don't use, they have given the second dose with pfizer, and that seems to have worked quite well. they have pretty robust data to show it is safe and very effective. i think one thing we might mix and matches for people who got johnson & johnson to start with. the fda is reviewing that data coming up quickly, and we will have to see how that plays out as well. >> thank you so much for joining us dr. rutherford. >>> you are looking for a way to get that third shot? san mateo county is offering pfizer boosters to eligible residents for next week. at the san mateo event center it open today and will run through wednesday. older residents, those with underlying conditions, and front-line workers, those people needed to have received their second pfizer dose at least 6 months ago. this comes as criteria necessary to lift the regions indoor mask requirements. >> they feel they need additional protection, then they should be allowed to it. for me, i look at the masks as an extra layer of coverage, and that is ju

change, a major signal the american commitment to the issue as the president heads later this week to europe for two major summits will climate change will dominate the talks. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. and there are new concerns tonight over the health of britain's queen elizabeth. she canceled her appearance at that upcoming climate summit that ed just mentioned on the advice of her doctors. they have given little information about her condition. the queen now 95 years young did spend a night in the hospital last week. all right, facebook isn't the only social media network that finds itself in the crosshairs of congress. today, executives from snapchat, tiktok, and youtube were warned to do more to protect children or face government regulation. we get more now from cbs' nikole killion. >> reporter: laura berman is still coming to grips with the loss of her 16-year-old son, sammy, who died this year from an overdose on drugs that he got through the image-sharing app snapchat. how is that possible? >> it never even occurred to me that drug dealers were soliciting our kids

we are learning coronavirus was likely spread around the united states and europe before we realized it. >> a new study shows transmission was likely happening in several areas by january of 2020. many infections could have gone undetected. the study is based on a model of coronavirus transmission during the first wave of the pandemic. >>> accusations of sexual assault by fraternity members at the university of southern california have started days of protests on the university's brooke row. the campus's department of public safety has contacted lapd about a number of new claims of rape and drugging at usc fraternities. this as more allegations of alleged assaults of multiple houses repeating reports made last week involving another house. the university has paused all social activities at fraternities. >> just because of the culture we live in and the lack of responsibility. then just how dps responded with giving tips on how not to be raped when they should have been telling rapist not to rape women. >>> following deadly shooting onset of a film starring alec baldwin there's the fr

. >> he told me a story about the time he was flying over europe and they were being shot at. as commanding officer, he said, this is a good time for you to start praying. so they can get out of this alive. >> reporter: my grandfather was in high school and he went to war and served in the army air corps and was the only asian- american in his unit. >> he was proud to be in the service. i remember going to his closet one time and i found his uniform. this is probably 15 years after the war. i remember putting on his jacket. i knew he was a sergeant. >> we appreciate you watching and we will see you here at 11:00. until then, the news continues on kpix.com . have a great saturday evening. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: appreciate that. thank y'all very much. appreciate it. thank y'all, folks. i appreciate you, everybody. thank y'all very much. i appreciate it. yeah, i do. thank y'all, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man--steve har