spent. for more information download our app on your cell phone or conn it is tuesday, november 2, 2021. this is the cbs morning news. tackling climate change. president biden pushes for cleaner air. but his own agenda in washington may have suffered a serious set back. >> dead heat. it is decision day for the race for virginia governor. both candidates make a final push. abortion rights showdown. how the supreme court is showing concern over the strict law in texas. good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. president biden will hold a news conference today after he wraps

up a u.n. appearance in scotland. he's vowed to work to reduce overall methane emissions by 30% by 2030. but there are problems foror hi own agenda here at home. we'll go to new york with more. laura, good morning. >> good morning. half a trillion dedicated to climate change initiatives in the biden build back plan but that plan still hasn't passed the senate or the house. >> we meet with the eyes of history upon us. >> speaking at the united nations summit, he called this a decisive decade to tackle climate change. >> to invest in ourselves and build equitiable clean energy future and create good paying jobs and opportunities around the world, cleaner air for our children, more bountiful oceans, healthy oceans around the planet.

>> calling for world leaders to act swiftly. >> 2 million of my fellow kenyans are facing climate-related starving. >> the rivers are dying and our plants don't flower like they did before. >> the plans hit a road block. >> senator joe manchin wants more information before supporting the build back better agenda which includes half a trillion to fight climate change. >> i will not support a bill this consequential without understanding the impact it will have on our national debt. >> manchin wants the house to vote on the bill the senate already passed. >> we are getting two bills to pass the house. >> progressives have blocked that measure until there is a deal on both pieces. >> house speaker is hopeful for

the bills. the build back better is paid for by increasing taxes on the wealthy. the reverend jesse jackson is in the hospital after falling and hitting his head. he attended a meeting at howard university in washington where students are protesting living conditions on campus. jackson was kept in the hospital overnight for observation. all eyes will be on virginia today as voters head to the polls in the high-stakes race for governor. right now, a dead heat between the democratic candidate and the republican candidate. they made one final push last

night. we have a moment where we as virginians get to stand up and decide the future. >> we are headed. we could get 3 million people voting. this would be historic. thank you. we love you. do not sleep for 24 hours. let's bring this baby home. >> you can stream election night coverage starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern on our 24-hour streaming service cbsn. the supreme court is taking on abortion rights listening to cases. we heard from some of the justices. >> during three hours of arguments, supreme court justices called the texas abortion law unprecedented and a way to circumstance vent roe v. wade.

>> the actual provisions in this law have prevented every woman in texas from exercising a constitutional right as declared by this court. >> there's a loophole exploited or used here. >> that loophole centers around how texas wrote the law to try to keep it out of federal courts. instead of state officials enforcing, private citizens can go to state courts to sue anyone who performs abortions. fines start at $10,000. signaling concern that the new law could be used as a law for other states to restrict constitutional rights. it could be free speech, free exercise of religion, second amendment rights if this position is accepted here. >> demonstrators on both sides of the issue gathered outside the court monday. >> we are excited to see a post rural america and provide women with the resources they need to

keep their children. >> we would be very disappointed if we went back before roe v. wade. very, very disappointed. >> monday's argument centered around legal procedure, justices will hear the case asking the high court to overturn roe v. wade and allow mississippi's 15-week ban on abortion. opening statements are set for today in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. he's charged with killing two people and injuring a third. during a police brutality protest. the jury met yesterday. he was 17 when he traveled from his home in illinois during protests of the police shooting of jacob blake, a black man. he's argued he acted in self-defense. he has pleaded not guilty. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >> the cdc advisory panel is meeting to discuss the pfizer

vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11. after the panel makes recommendations, the doctor will decide whether to give final approval. first shots could go into kids' arms by midweek. but some parents are hesitant. a survey shows one in three parents will have their kids vaccinated right away. snoerj another third will wait and see. >> for parents who say we don't know the long-term risks of the vaccine, i would say we don't know the long-term risks of covid. >> the vaccine found to be 91% effective in kids with no serious side effects detected. caught on video. a man throws molotov cocktail into a deli. how workers inside escaped the flames. >> and claws come out over the new tiger king series.

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. investors will keep a close eye on the latest policy meeting kicking off today. all three major indices close high as expectations reach 94 points, nasdaq 97 and s&p 500 up eight. coca-cola is shelling out bodyarmor rival to gator aid. they already bought a 15% stake in the drink. founding a decade ago by those who developed smart water and fuse. late basketball star kobe bryant was an early investor. coke said it will manage the bodyarmor brand as a second business and it will continue to

be based in new york. tesla ceo is up for a challenge to solve world hunger. he said he will sell shares if the u.n. will describe on a twitter thread how $6 billion will solve world hunger. challenging billionaires to give up some of their fortune to help 42 million on the brink of starvation. burger king is teaming up with with robinhood. to give away digital currency. signing up for the royalty perks program and spend at least $5 on the bk app. getting doj, ethereum and bitcoin. to claim the currency, they must also open a bitcoin account. >> they are giving out coin but do they accept it? that would be telling. >> i guess you really can have it your way when it comes to

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should step down as chief executive. saying the new company metawould would be stronger with him in the position. >> i think it is unlikely the company will change if he remains ceo. i hope that he can see that there is so much good he can do in the world and maybe it is a change for someone else to maybe take the reigns. >> haugan leaked thousands of documents and accused the company of putting profit ahead of the public good. female hand ballplayers hav won a challenge off the court. allowing players to wear what it calls short tight pants. norwegian players protested the rule wearing shorts to a match in july.

the new dress code goes into effect in january. >> tennis star raffal nadal shows he is a good sport. hitting with a 97-year-old ukrainian man who holds a world record being the oldest tennis player. taking place at the nadal academy in spain. it was a dream come true for the man who has wanted to take on nadal for a very long time. coming up, actress anna leigh ashford stops by to tell us about the new sitcom, be positive. i'm anne marie green. this is the cbs morning news.

our stop stories this morning. president biden will hold a news conference after wrapping up the meeting at the u.n. in scotland.

working to reduce overall methane emissions around the globe. >> the race in virginia is a dead heat between mcauliffe and youngkin. >> the little girl in texas is bravely stepped up. the little girl is paying it forward. >> at seven, juliana graves already knows her destiny. >> when i grow up, i'm going to be a princess. a princess that helps other people. >> she was born without a healthy heart. >> at seven days old, she became the youngest heart transplant recipient ever at texas children's hospital. >> what can you tell me about your heart?

>> it is very special. >> this is the moment the mom donated her infant's heart heard it beat. >> we are grateful the family chose to give her a heart at their darkest hour. >> even though she spent so much of her life in hospitals, she agreed to the trial for immuno compromised children. choiring at least nine more visits. even she knows a princess can't just talk the talk. >> it is good to help other people because you are being helpful and kind. >> a reminder, it is not the size of the heart that matters. cbs news, houston. coming up on cbs mornings, preparing young children for the covid-19 vaccine.

strategies to ease anxiety to getting the shot and hearing from eric dyson, entertaining race. performing blackness in america. >> and annaleigh stops by to tell us about season 2 of the cbs sitcom, be positive. that's it for this morning. i'm anne marie green. have a great day.