psaki says she has not had any close contact with any senior-white house staff since wednesday. jen psaki says she's working from home, for now but plans to return to the white house after quarantining for ten days and testing negative.and >>> still no vote on president's climate plan here at home there was talk over the weekend of a possible vote tomorrow in the house. but it doesn't -- it looks pretty uncertain now to recap, the infrastructure bill already passed the senate but progressives in the house won't vote for it, they say, until they're confident they'll get the social spending bill through and they want senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema to give them assurances. senator manchin would not do so today, and instead blasted them. >> the political games have to stop for the sake of the country, i urge the house to vote and pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill holding this bill hostage is not going to work in getting my support for reconciliation bill. >> the spending bill has already been gutted down to $1.7 trillion. senator manchin, today, said he wouldn't suppo

cnbc white house correspondent kayla tausche is with us what are your sources telling you? >> shep, i'm told chinese officials have canvassed foreign policy experts to see how such an invitation would be received. and the answer is not well g7 nations are currently reporting a coordinated boycott of the game where athletes participate but state officials with stay home no final decision on attendance has been made senators want an upcoming defense spending bill to block funding for government travel to the games. with that backed up, a potential invitation from president xi would be something as a dare to biden who he has known for a long time. decline and imperil a relationship with beijing that's already on fragile footing as winds on trade and climate are short-lived and tensions over taiwan and technology are high accepting, however unlikely would anger allies and undermine president biden's own administration's messaging on human rights and democracy ahead of a white house summit on that topic in december. president xi hasn't left china since the pandemic began, and wo

shep >>> cnbc white house correspondent kayla tausche now. there's real pressure on the white house now to do something about this. >> shep, good evening. the white house has said reversing this trend is a top priority it's studying every option available. and today in baltimore president biden touted the bipartisan infrastructure deal he will sign monday and broader package still being negotiated as the fix. >> along with other plans i'm advancing, this bill is going to reduce the cost of goods to consumers, businesses and get people back to work. >> senator joe manchin, a critical vote for mr. biden's agenda and nominees, issuing a broad side on twitter saying inflation is not transitory, an attack on the favored term of the chair of the federal reserve which fights inflation, lambasting the inflation tax from the grocery store to the gas pump senator dan sullivan, republican from energy-rich alaska, says the biden administration's private agenda is making it worse. >> it makes no sense and it's really hurting working families. we are seein

. >> 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

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in europe some companies are re-imposing lockdowns and restrictions today a report asked white house officials about the possibility of another shutdown in the united states. >> we are not headed in that direction. we have the tools to accelerate the path out of this pandemic, widely available vaccinations, booster shots, kids' shots, therapeutics we have can curb the spread of the virus without having to in any way shut down our economy. >> so far nearly 20% of all u.s. adults have received a covid booster dose that's according to new data from the cdc >>> the new york state assembly releasing its impeachment report after an eight-month investigation into former new york governor andrew cuomo it found overwhelming evidence he engaged in multiple incidents of sexual harassment it also included that the administration manipulated data during the pandemic and it found that state workers were used to write, publish and promote his memoir the report giving new insiding -- he had a $5 million book deal. he says any work done by staff was voluntary and didn't violate ethical guidelines, bu

cnbc senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche now with more on what's in this bill hi, kayla. >> reporter: hi, shep, good evening. about half of the $1.2 trillion package is new federal spending beyond what's authorized each year to pay for normal maintenance of highways and waterways. that includes $284 billion for roads, bridges, freight, and passenger rail, and public transit. and 266 billion for what's called core infrastructure that's power, water, and new broadband across the country leftover covid-relief money and tax enforcement on crypto gains are offsetting the cost but the n nonpartisan congressional budget office says it will add $266 billion over ten years the white house appointed former-new orleans mayor, mitch landrieu, as senior adviser and infrastructure coordinator he shepherded and fast-tracked projects during the city's rebuilding after hurricane katrina. celebrating on the south lawn today, more than 800 attendees the president and his cabinet flanked by lawmakers, labor unions, businesses, donors, checking off part one of mr. biden's economic agenda and

as for what beijing plans to raise, the white house did not see. >> kayla tausche thank you. >>> steve bannon surrendered today. the ally of former president trump appeared in court on criminal con semi-judges that committee deup and down l abandon to give up position. there would be a revolution like nobody kpektsed. now he's facing two charges of contempt of congress and the judge released bannon without bail today he did force him to give up his password brian defiant outside the court saying he's going on awe yens. he said to appear in court again on thursday. >> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of ghislane maxwell >> jeffery epstein is a long friend of ghistlane. the manager is awaiting the girls. in 2018, he was arrested again but he's accuser says he was alleged suicide and rob them of a chaps to adjust this prosecutors say marx well was the ones that -- maxwell faces six felonies tied to sex taskin and co and. da danny devallos is with us. what are you watching for? >> photographwe'll see the cour for people not necessarily who have heard about jeffery anticipate ste

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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

house tomorrow meet peanut butter and jelly the turkeys participating in this year's white house pardoning. who names these birds? they come from indiana they aren't the first named after food some turkeys from years' past, bread and butter, cob and corn only one of the birds will be named national turkey. both peanut butter and jelly will be counted as lucky feather. they'll go back to live at purdue university. for now they get to stay at a luxury hotel in d.c. one fit for a turkey >>> 65 seconds left. on the race to the finish. the defense rested its case in the murder trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery closing arguments set for monday >>> any moment now the fda could authorize booster shots for all u.s. adults. regulators considering whether to approve extra doses of both pfizer and moderna vaccines moderna resubmitted its data to the fda just yesterday >>> forecasters say several storms could make a mess of thanksgiving travel next week. in some parts, hither and yon, new york city, seattle, chicago, and atlanta, all major hubs that could get some weather delays

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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

, helped them win the white house when trump was in power, if that margin and turnout level is lower that's i think setting off alrms, more alarms i should say in democratic circles. >> lisa from "the new york times" thank you. >>> voters in minneapolis are deciding the fate of their police department. in the wake of george floyd's murder a year and a half ago minneapolis residents are deciding whether to abolish the city's police department and replace it with a new public safety agency. of course minneapolis is where what they call the defund the police movement started. how is the turnout well the number of people voting early broke all records. nbc shakele brewsterer shaq. >> shep police remain open about another 90 minutes and we have seen a steady flow of people in the apology location in the park where more than a year ago you had a veal proof majority of the city council accelerate the process of getting the question to the vote resist and how they want the policing and the question shall the minneapolis city charter, the governing document of the city be amended so that the

house. a quiet day from the jury in kenosha, wisconsin they didn't send any questions to the judge, but there was drama. the judge barred in infrom our sister network msnbc from the court building he says the man was tailing the jury bus, and kenosha police stopped him. the police said they suspected the man was trying to photograph jurors, and that the incident is being investigated much further. in a statement, an nbc spokesperson said -- while the traffic violation took place near the jury van, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations, and never photographed or intended to photograph them. we regret the incident, and will fully cooperate with the authorities on any investigation. the jury is set to continue deliberating tomorrow morning. live coverage of a verdict, should it happen, here on cnbc >>> covid watch now. any moment the fda could authorize booster shots for all u.s. adults. regulators are considering whether to approve extra doses of

and they don't know how it stacks up against our vaccines the white house is taking action out of an abundance of caution the united states will restrict travel starting monday reporters asked president biden about the new policy early today. >> we don't know a lot about the variant except that it is a big concern. it seems to spread rapidly, and i've spent about a half hour this morning with my covid team, led by dr. fauci >> now, so far more than a dozen countries have restricted flights from south africa. they include the uk, germany, israel, italy and japan. the new variant also spooking wall street. take a look at the dow, plummeting more than 900 points today, its worst day of the year we have coverage from all angles tonight, dr. robbie sikka, sara eisen and meg tir rel. no confirmation that omicron has been detected yet in the u.s., meg, so where has it spread so far? >> yeah, kelly, so far most of the cases have been detected in south africa with a few others in botswana, hong kong, belgium and israel but it raised red flags in south africa so quickly for a couple reasons, f

house projections that it has paid for. if this does come, and it's expected sometime in the next few days or the next week or so, they can get this out of the house and pass it by thanksgiving before thanksgiving, because these five democrats have committed to do that that's just the beginning. then it goes over to the senate where it's going to get what's known as the birdbath where you cleanse it of all of these provisions that don't comply with the rules, republicans can raise a point of order against anything, and the par limtstarian, the senate referee is going to have the final word, and there are issues joe manchin has some provisions of the house bill including four weeks of paid leave he's not a proponent, and doesn't believe it should be in the bill the bill is going to have to be paired back to meet manchin's demands, then back to the house of representatives they have to mandate a government funding deadline in december, december 3rd, have to pass a bill or the government shuts down the debt limit, there could

and the white house hopes it has a halo effect on incumbent lawmakers in the granite state ahead of next year's mid-terms senator magky hassan no longer has chris snu new to contend which with but two democrats are staring down race that is could threaten the slim majority tomorrow's stop, battleground michigan where president biden will tout electric vehicles a the the general motors plant. >> and president biden spoke with the chinese president xi jinping last night. >> it was a three and a half hour conversation. covering a litany of issues. but most pretty sooning taiwan with the biden administration seeking to clarify its position acknowledging taiwan as part of china. according to beijing state media president xi said he would need to take drastic measures if any red lines were crossed today president biden said it wasn't an argument just a statement of fact between the two. senior administration officials said late last night no breakthroughs were expected and none to return. >> thanks, kayla. >>> with a win in the books on infrastructure, the president's moving on to his next big

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house told employers they should still move forward with the requirement. meantime, pfizer is expected to ask the fda to authorize its booster shots for all u.s. adults, everyone that's according to "the washington post" sources telling the post that the company could submit that request as soon as this week on the covid therapeutic front, there's good news there, too regeneron reports its antibody cocktail cuts the risk of getting infected by nearly 82% the data shows the protection lasts for up to eight months regeneron's ceo tells cnbc the treatment could eventually be used to supplement vaccines. in americans with compromised immune systems right now, the fda has authorized the drug to treat only covid patients and prevent infection in certain high risk adults. >>> a suspected serial killer arrested in missouri what we know about the man accused and how police say he killed most of his victims >>> a simple hand gesture to the rescue a missing teen pulled from her car, and the alleged kidnapper driving her after using a distress signal that she learned o

. >> reporter: today's decision by the white house to tap oil reserves is aimed at helping americans, travelers we spoke to say they are still confused as to when that will translate into cheaper gas prices. >> especially around holiday times and people trying to do things for their family, it's very expensive for gas right now, very. the bad thing is eliminating something that's not really needed just to afford the gas. >> i know the economy is a little hard right now around the world but i hope our president can do something better for everybody. for the people. >> reporter: a survey from gas buddy shows just 32% of americans plan to drive this thanksgiving weekend, down from 35% last year, and 65% in 2019 due in part to the cost of gas. >> quite surprising given that where we are in the pandemic, broadly recovered compared to last year, but again, highlights how americans have been so frustrated by the rising price of gas over the last couple of months. >> reporter: the cost to fill up a tank of gas is now the most expensive in california at an average of $4.71 a gallon. that's a b

. >> the white house looking to relieve a major backlog. >> reporter: add jammed up supply chains and our shipping systems will be tested holiday shipping demand will exceed capacity by four to five million packages per day this year the u.s. postal service, fedex and united parcel service will be under pressure to deliver like never before. so how will they manage? we got an inside look at u.p.s right now i'm here in atlanta at what u.p.s. calls a superhub there are seven of these facilities worldwide that work to process packages 24/7 today we're getting a behind-the-scenes exclusive look at how u.p.s. is gearing up for unprecedented demand this season with me now is bill, the president of worldwide sales bill, talk about why this facility is so important during the holidays. >> all of our facilities are important. this one is automated a facility as we have anywhere in the world. >> reporter: 3,400 employees work here. it's the size of 21 football fields and on an average day, they process 900,000 packages, a number that rises to 1.4 million a day during the holidays. the packages