we're going to go to john berman.n, i know you're seeing cars that have just been left on the side of the road because people had simply no other option. >> reporter: yeah. not even the side of the road, kaitlan. i'm two miles north of the city. i've been trying to get to work for the last several hours and it's impossible. i'm going to try to show you why. now, this is not a high-tech operation. i'm standing here literally with two cell phones trying to shoot this. i'm going to turn around and turn my camera around, if i can. all right. and so you can see, i think, these cars just parked on this road. i see some 20 cars just parked here. the ground here is covered with this muddy film. and i see -- yeah, one, two, three, four, five, six, at least a dozen as far as i can see. there are no drivers. the drivers are long gone. these cars have just been abandoned. and here is the thing that's truly amazing about this if people can see this and get a conception of what i'm talking about here, i'm walking southbound. this i

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i'm brianna keilar with john berman on this "new day". the week from hell on capitol hill as congress struggles to pass several major pieces of legislation and keep the government funded. >>> and the search for answers in the gabby petito investigation. why the fbi returned to her fiancee's home in florida this weekend. an explosive new reporting about the lengths the u.s. government was willing to go to to silence julian assange and wikileaks. >>> all right. good morning and welcome the our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, september 27th. this weekend, donald trump said out loud that he called georgia governor brian kemp and tried to get him to throw out the 2020 election results. listen. >> let me handle it. i'll call him up. i said, brian, listen, you have a big election integrity problem in georgia. i hope you can help us out and call a special election and let's get to the bottom of it for the good of the country. let's get to the bottom of it for the good of your state. let's go. election integrit

but i think the big take away here is i don't know, john berman, what do you think?k it's misinformation. >> of course, yes. >> i think the power of misinformation has been such a problem during the entire vaccine rollout and from the beginning of this pandemic. and the white house is getting ridiculed in some circles for offering a phone call with minaj to explain things to her. on the other hand, you know, people who have the right information, they need to do what they can to get it to people with the wrong information. so that people can get it right. >> that's right. now she said that -- i know she feels that she's being misrepresented here, but the fact is sometimes i also think people who are so influential don't realize how big of a thing can come of them saying something like this. dr. anthony fauci says he would support a vaccine mandate for all air travelers. the ceo of one of the country's biggest airlines will join us live in studio. >>> and the first space tourism flight blasts off. what we know about the travelers and their historic mission into orbit.

i'm john berman with kaitlan collins in times square.d the northeast, millions of people are waking up, if they slept at all, asking, what just happened? i've never seen anything like this. torrential rains, 3 to 5 inches, sometimes more, causing catastrophic flooding. at least nine people dead now in this area. the subways barely running in new york city. the roads often impassable in the northeast for people trying to commute anywhere. and, kaitlan, first of all, you're doing a terrific job here as i left you high and dry. no pun intended. i couldn't get into the city. you had some amazing conversations about what we're seeing and how we could see more of it. >> kim called, a climate scientist. she said this is a conversation being prompted by these storms. and as we heard, officials were expected rain from the fema administration. they knew where it would hit. they were expecting rain, they weren't expecting this much. they weren't expecting catastrophic flooding where people were stranded on the subway, in train cars, in buses, aband

i'm john berman live in times square along with kaitlan collins.ou have talked to this morning were extraordinary. >> it's been a devastating morning for people who weren't expecting this catastrophic flooding as we are seeing the remnants of hurricane ida sweep the northeast. here in new york city, they felt it incredibly hard as many people were out last night as this record rainfall was happening here. breaking a record that was set just last week. and now nine deaths have been reported. eight in new york, one in new jersey, including an 86-year-old woman who was found in her basement just before midnight by her son. in new jersey, another person lost his life as now both states are under states of emergency. new york city had the heaviest single hour of rain in the city's history, and the mayor imposed a travel ban that ended at about 5:00 a.m. eastern this morning because the dangerous flood conditions were so bad. the unrelenting rain has turned streets into raging rapids and flooded subway stations stranding those passengers. and some having

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. ♪ >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day where hospitals are really reachingrisis mode in some states as coronavirus patients overwhelm e.r.s with more children getting sick than ever before. >> with anti-mask protests turning ugly outside schools, one teenager is taking things into her own hands or at least one particular finger. >>> a sudden turn of events for britney conspiracy has the pop star finally been freed from her conservatorship? ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, it is wednesday, september 8th. and the biden administration is ramping up its response to covid-19 as the country is grappling with this latest surge in cases and hospitalizations. this afternoon the president will receive an oval office briefing from his covid response team ahead of his big speech tomorrow to announce an aggressive plan to stop the spread of the delta variant and to boost vaccinations, which cannot come soon enough. nearly 1,500 americans are dying everyday from covid. the vast majority of them unvaccinated. hospitalizations now

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.his morning a major development in the case of 22-year-old gabby petito missing for week. this was a post from her father overnight, she touched the world. human remains believed to be petito had been discovered in northern wyoming. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. the fbi says cause of death has not yet been determined. law enforcement agents found the body after searching camp sites on the border of grand teton national park >> they are now searching for petito's fiancee brian laundrie. the country left on a cross country road trip in june. but laundrie returned home without pa tee ta. petito. >> reporter: briannbrianna, thi where the couple lived with brian's family. north porbgt police are saying they will continue to work with the fbi in search of answers key to this investigation right now what exactly happened and where is brian laundrie. fbi investigators announcing a body was discovered in the grand teton national forest saying it could be missing 22-year-old gabby petito

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day".tion. she was on a cross country journey with her fiancee. now nowhere to be found. >>> president trump targets his own niece in a $100 million lawsuit over a story in the "new york times". >>> a dangerous games of blinksmanship on capitol hill. >>> a couple from texas kicked out of a restaurant because they were wearing masks. they will join us live this hour. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, september 22nd. i'm john berman. and, yes, alongside brianna keilar this morning. the frantic search intensifying this morning for the man who came hom

"i'm john berman. a look now at what's become the deadliest path of hurricane ida and the death toll keeps climbing. at least 23 people killed in the last 24 hours in the northeast. hundreds more rescued. scenes like this just aren't supposed to happen. that's floodwaters rushing through a home in montclair, new jersey. in new york, the rain fell so fast it could have filled 50,000 olympic-sized pools, and this is what happened when all the water pumps and the barrier walls and the sewer lines couldn't keep up. watch. that's just unreal. one river near philadelphia rose so high today it floated awfully close to traffic passion on the bridge above, and look at this. this is a minor league baseball stadium in bridgewater, new jersey. the water, at least five rows high. we want to go live to cnn's miguel marquez in new brunswick, new jersey. miguel, this is one of the most trying days so many people around here can remember. >> it is stunning to see how much water came down so quickly into areas across th

i'm brianna keilar with john berman. it is tuesday, september 21st. g the morning of the night of the 21st of september to quote earth, wind and fire who we recently had on the show. >> did earth, wind and fire play on your birthday? >> i mean, not for me, but i like to adopt the song. >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much. so president biden, big day for him, he's set to address the u.n. general assembly here in a couple of hours for the first time as president of the united states. and his speech is expected to hit on topics from china to the climate crisis to the global pandemic, and he's going to try to drive home the point to other world leaders he's as far from his predecessor as possible. >> it comes as treasury secretary janet yellen says the u.s. is headed to economic catastrophe. the country is on the verge of default unless, unless congress raises the debt limit. house democrats are expected to vote today -- the entire house of representatives is going to vote today on a bill that would dare republicans to vote against raising the debt

i'm john berman with brianna keilar, it's wednesday, september 15th. overnight, landslide in california. governor gavin newsom crushed a republican recall bid that could have cost him his job newsom's aggressive coronavirus policies validated by democratic voters by a nearly two to one margin. the california governor thanked his supporters and warned about efforts to undermine democracy. >> we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines. we said yes to ending this pandemic. we may have defeated trump, but trumpism is not dead in this country. the big lie, january 6th insurrection, all the voting suppression efforts happening all across this country, what's happening, the assault on fundamental rights, constitutionally protected rights of women and girls, remarkable moment in our nation's history. >> republican front-runner larry elder, who pledged to repeal newsom's coronavirus restrictions was quick to acknowledge his loss vowing to fight the loss in the days before the vote. >> my opponent, governor gavin newsom, come on, let's be gray v shous, let'

i'm john berman. brianna is off. i'm here with chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. >> again thank you for having me. >> it's great to have you back. >> and we have breaking news this morning, a seismic shift on abortion rights. as of this moment, roe versus wade essentially up ended at the stroke of midnight the most restrictive abortion law in the country went into effect in texas. it essentially bans all abortions after six weeks. six weeks before most women even know they are pregnant. now this law gives private citizens the right to sue doctors or anyone else connected to a woman getting an abortion for as much as $10,000. all they need to do is help. it could be a lyft driver to take a woman to a clinic who could be sued. the timing on this is once a fetal heart beat is detected. >> so this law is in effect for now because the supreme court didn't act on a request to block it. through their inaction, the justices left the tightest abortion restriction since roe versus wade to be enforced. and the la

i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day". we've got breaking news all over the place. no one has lost the state of arizona more than donald trump. he keeps losing again and again and again. even worse than he thought. for months, the former president has claimed that the sham partisan audit in arizona's maricopa county would reverse the results and somehow declare him the victor. a draft report of the so-called air quotes audit by a group calling itself the cyber ninjas found not only did donald trump lose but he lost by even more than he realized. he is an even bigger loser than the first time around. the news isn't what proves joe biden was the legitimate winner of arizona. it already was. he didn't need affirmation or confirmation by the cyber ninjas. the ruts of which, and maybe the goal all along was to raise doubt, to make people believe something might have been stolen when it was not. and that quest continues. donald trump demanded that texas, a state he won, investigate its election. overnight, just eight and a half hours after getting his marching orders from

. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. the search intensifies for the man who came home from a road trip without his fiancee and disappeared before her body was found. >>> as the u.s. races toward a default and another government shutdown, president biden's party fights. >>> damning new accusations that border officials warned months ago of the current surge of migrants, but the administration did nothing. >>> cnn confronts a doctor spreading misinformation about the coronavirus. . >> with the tyranny nipping at our heels, rise up, rise up, rise up! yes! >> she why she is connected to the insurrection at the capitol. ♪ >> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, september 23rd. the manhunt resumes just a short time from now in this swampy reserve at the home of the only person who might know what happened to gabby petito, her fiancee, brian laundrie. he has not been seen for nearly two weeks. this morning there are new clues about what may have been the final hours of

it is wednesday, september 15th, i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. this is a very special edition of "new day" beginning an hour early. why? overnight a land slide victory for california governor newsom who easily defeated a republican-led recall that could have removed him from office. newsom's coronavirus policies validated by democratic voters who said no to the recall by a nearly 2:1 margin. the california governor thanked his supporters and warned about the dangers of republican efforts he says to undermine democracy. >> we said yes to see you inside, we said yes to vaccines, we said yes to ending this pandemic. we may have defeated trump, but trumpism is not dead in this country. the big lie, january 6th insurrection, all the voting suppression efforts happening across this country, what is happening, assault on fundamental rights, constitutionally protected rights of women and girls, this is a remarkable moment in our nati nation's history. >> larry elder who pledged to repeal newsom's coronavirus restrictions acknowledged his loss despite vow

i am brianna keilar with john berman, and it is thursday, september 16th. u.s. capitol police are asking the pentagon for support from the national guard ahead of a planned right-wing protest at the capitol on saturday. overnight, temporary fencing around the capitol was reinstalled around the complex. capitol police also say they have been in touch with the military. this is being called the justice for j 6 rally, it's being thrown in support of the insurrectionists who were charged in the deadly january 6 capitol riot. >> both chambers of congress will be in recess, meaning far fewer lawmakers or staff will be in the area. house speaker nancy pelosi sent a letter to democrats saying, quote, there is a wish by some to continue the assault on the u.s. capitol with misinformation and malice. the leadership of the congress on a bipartisan and bicamera basis has been briefed by the police and preparations to address another attempt to defile our national purpose. >>> let's begin with cnn's shimon prokupecz. you've seen the fences go up, you've seen the protections

it is tuesday, september 14th, and i'm brianna keilar lalongsie john berman. there is a growing amount of evidence that the assault on mea american democracy is before thaws starus that started with the big lie. polls open i few hours in a recall collection that could remove governor newsom from office. already larry elder the leading if recalled has started to lay the ground work to dismiss newsom as a product of democratic cheating. >> whether or not you win or lose, will you accept the results of the election tomorrow? >> i think that we all ought to be looking at election integrity. >> we have lawyers all set up to file lawsuits in a timely fashion. >> elder's campaign website now features a link to this site here that urges residents to sign a petition, quote, demanding a special session of the california legislature to investigate the twisted results of the recall the problem, there are no results yet, and there are no problems as of yet for sure. trump treading familiar territory releasing a statement pushing baseless claims about a rigged election that

. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, i'm john berman withrianna keilar. it is friday, september 17th. major developments overnight as our friend, new york times reporter maggie haberman puts it, this is how trump wins. violence and the support of violence, giving the former president to an extent what he want. this is why. the u.s. capitol on high alert this morning. a rally is planned for tomorrow in support of the january 6th insurrectionists. an unclassified briefing from the department of homeland security warns of potential violence as early as today. >> overnight president trump endorsed those connected to january 6th. our hearts and minds are with the people arrested at the insurrection and also overnight we saw a vivid example of what that violence and the threat of violence accomplished. ohio congressman anthony gonzalez, one of ten republicans who voted to impeach trump the second time announced he will not run, citing toxic dynamics inside the gop. more than that, he said he was deluged with threats and that he feared for the safe

i'm john berman with brianna keilar.nts overnight in the week from hell on capitol hill. this is the week when the country's financial stability hangs in the balance. government funding hangs in the balance. your roads and bridges and child care hang in the balance. and president biden's agenda hangs in the balance. so two big things just happened. first, house speaker nancy pelosi with a major reversal, with what she is willing to do to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. also, republicans led by mitch mcconnell follow through on a promise not to lift a finger in helping the united states pay its debt incurred in the past, including during under a republican president. this is how he justifies it. >> we will not provide republican votes for raising the debt limit. there is no chance republicans will help lift democrats credit limit so they can immediately steam roll through a socialist binge that will hurt families and help china. >> the debt ceiling is for past spending and promises. past spending, under republica

. >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman this "new day".her visit to brian laundrie's home in florida. >>> a critical week on capitol hill. can congress find a way to advance president biden's agenda while keeping the government om

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. it is thursday, september 30th on this "new day". it is 7:02 a.m. speaker pelosi, do you know where your party is? the answer to that question could help determine the success or failure of the biden presidency. will there be a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure plan today, one of the key pillars of president biden's domestic agenda. >> is there any chance you pull the bill tomorrow? . >> the plan is to bring the bill to the floor. >> are you worried that you may not have the votes? >> one hour at a time. >> they like what's in it. they're promising to vote against it because they can't get a commitment from moderate democrats on other key parts of the president's domestic agenda. >> i have a feeling it will be delayed. if we do have a vote we will vote it down and we will continue the negotiations so we can actually deliver the entirety of the president's agenda as the president himself said he wanted us to do. >> excellents an agreement before the house vote on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. manchin insists he's not chan

>>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman this "new day". the fbi pays another visit to brian laundrie's home in florida. >>> a critical week on capitol hill. can congress find a way to advance president biden's agenda while keeping the government from shutting down? >>> donald trump returns to the rally stage, blasting republican leaders in georgia and offering some surprising phrase for one prominent democrat. >>> teenagers arrested in a chilling plot planning for the 25th anniversary of columbine. >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is monday, september 27th. and there is movement in the gabby petito death investigation and new clues in the manhunt for brian laundrie. on sunday, the fbi showed up at the laundrie home in florida to collect some of brian's items. they may want to match items to the crime scene. laundrie has not been seen in two weeks. >> the most amazing person. that is how gabby's father described his daughter over the weekend. relatives, friends, and total strangers showing up to

john berman here, in for anderson.oday but it was by no means the only one as defense secretary lloyd austin, joint chiefs chairman general mark milley, and head of central command, appeared before the armed services committee. in his opening remarks, general milley addressed phone calls he made with his chinese counterpart to diffuse fears beijing had at the end of the prior administration about the former preside

>>> i'm brianna keilar with john berman on this "new day". it is a moment of truth for nancy pelosi facing her biggest test yet. is the vote today on the biden agenda even going to happen? >>> and the fbi search for brian laundrie is now focusing on a new cell phone. new details on where the phone was discovered and who has it now. >>> britney spears scoring a huge victory in the right to control her life. her father suspended as conserve tor after 13 years. how the drama unfolded in the courtroom. >>> general milley blaming the state department directly for the messy withdrawal from afghanistan. his message from behind closed doors. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, september 30th. and nine months into his presidency, the fate of joe biden's agenda is on the line today. will speaker nancy pelosi hold a vote on an infrastructure plan, a bipartisan one, as her own parties threatens to shoot it down? and will manchin blow up the agenda. tonight there will be an aaron sorkin like narrat

. >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day". the clock is ticking on capitol hill.ederal funding set to run out. and where does it land? on the backs of millions of hard-working americans. >>> the manhunt continues for brian laundrie. what we are now learning about a camping trip he went on with his parents before he disappeared. >>> and the nation's top generals publicly contradicting president biden on afghanistan, saying they urged him no the to withdraw all troops. the concerns they conveyed. >>> and another trump staffer spilling the tea on the president, including claims of harassment. his, quote, terrifying temper and how a broadway song helped calm him down. >>> all right. good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, september 29th. the week from hell on capitol hill. congress has less than two days to head off a partial government shutdown. after that, the potential collapse of the u.s. economy as republicans have voted against paying u.s. debts. while that's going on, there have been feverish negotiations over

. >>> i'm john berman in for jake tapper of the our coverage continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news. the death toll is rising from an historic flooding disaster in the northeast after the remnants of hurricane ida dumped billions of gallons of water with stunning speed on communities from new york to maryland. rescues are still under way across the region. crews have been use boats to navigate streets turned into rivers as they struggle to reach residents trapped in flooded homes. new york city has been working to restore subway service after water gushed into stations stopping trains and leaving commuters stranded for hours overnight. we're getting new information right now about this unprecedented state of emergency, the ongoing danger and the cleanup ahead. >> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ness. >> let's go straight to new york right now and our national correspondent jason carroll is on the scene for us. jason, the city, the entire region, i should point out, they are

. >> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day." the active threat to america's democracy intensifying this morning underscored by a big confession from the former president, donald trump, and the massive manhunt for brian laundrie enters its third week as the fbi searched his home, collecting personal items and anything they could find for possible dna testing. >>> the week from hell as congress heads into tumultuous full days, deadlines and chaotic negotiations, what this means for you and what it means for the biden agenda as it hangs in the balance. >>> a former dsa official who once led the intelligence branch is speaking out fort first time, the intelligence he says was covered up because it made the former president look bad. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday, september 27th, and america's democracy is in peril as the republican party continues to sow doubt about the outcome of the 2020 election and threatens to wreak havoc on elections in 2022 and 2024. the party's r

. >>> i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day.ents in the week from hell. democrats trying to work out their differences. mitch mcconnell sleeping peacefully after voting to let the government fault on its debts.

it is wednesday, september 15th, i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar.is a very special edition of "new day" beginning an hour early. why?

one of the moderates, congressman josh gotheimer was on with john berman on "new day." >> you don't hold up and not vote for an infrastructure package that's historic, on once-in-a-century that will fix everything from water, broad band, gateway tunnel between new york and new jersey. you don't hold that up and hold it hostage while we're working on another piece of legislation. >> if this falls apart, will progressives be blamed? >> reporter: it's hard to see -- it's hard to see right now who will get the blame at the end of the day. a lot of this, remember, just stems from a simple fact that members of the same party, moderates and progressives, do not trust each other. this is why progressives felt they had to use that bipartisan infrastructure package as basically leverage to get their broader $3.5 trillion package done and how moderates had to force speaker pelosi into set ing a deadline of this week to vote on the infrastructure package. so there's a lot of distrust right now in the democratic caucus, if this does fall apart, i think the blame will be on many quarters of the democr

i'm john berman. brianna is off. chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins back again.n you came up here. >> it's been a very, very busy week. >> eventful is one way to put it. look, these storms just devastating. this morning the death toll is rising after

i'm john berman with brianna keilar. it is monday, september 20th. the breaking news this morning comes in the fight against covid-19, this morning just a short time ago, pfizer released its first data on its vaccines for children as young as 5. the company says, now this is data coming from the company, it has not been peer reviewed, the company says the coronavirus vaccine is safe for that group and it shows a robust antibody response. >> now this is a trial that included participants ages 5 to 11 who took a two-dose regimen and used just a third of the amount of vaccine that would be administered to people who are 12 and older. pfizer says the levels compared well with older people who received the larger dose and the company says it now plans to submit for emergency use authorization from the fda soon, and that it is expecting trial data for children as young as six months, as soon as the fourth quarter of this year. >> joining us is dr. tanya altman, pediatrician and spokesperson for the american academy of pediatrician and dr. lena nguyen also

i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day". we've got breaking news all over the place. the state of arizona more than donald trump. he keeps losing agai

i'm john berman. and, yes, alongside brianna keilar this morning.he frantic search intensifying this morning for the man who came home from a road trip without his fiancee. breaking overnight, the news backy gabby gabby petino feared. a criminal investigation officially begins. i say missing. and the fbi is pleading for the public to help. >> investigators are resuming their search for laundrie in a nature preserve near his home in florida. you'll remember days after anybody heard from gabby in late august, brian laundrie returned home alone. ten days after that, her family reported her missing. laundrie, after refusing to speak to police about her whereabouts, disappeared. he's been missing ever since. at this time he has not been charged or named as a suspect. amara walker is no north port, florida where the laundrie family lives with our top story. amara. >> reporter: good morning to you both. yeah, sadly, it has been confirmed. the fbi tweeting out on tuesday that the teton county coroner has confirmed the human remains found sunday in wyoming a

i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this "new day."aces and schools. this is according to a brand new poll just out from cnn. more than half the country mandates for schools concerts, returning to work though there are divisions along party lines. president biden announced a mandate for testing or vaccinations for any company with more than 100 people. the surgeon general tells cnn this will benefit businesses and approve public health but arkansas governor asa hutchinson argues it could backfire. >> the problem is i'm trying to overcome resistance but the president's actions in a mandate hardens the

john berman here, in for anderson.ne of the last known sightings of the couple in wyoming. what we learned could shed new light on her final days alive and his state of mind as the manhunt for him takes a new direction. again, tonight, we are joined by crimebuster john walsh, whose viewers, as always, are lending their eyes and ears to the effort. first, though, our randi kaye in moose, wyoming, with the new information. randi? >> reporter: john, we are just getting some confirmation about an incident involving gabby petito and brian laundrie at a restaurant in downtown jackson, wyoming, called mary piglets. we spoke wit

. >>> i'm brianna keilar with john berman on this "new day".ancy pelosi facing her biggest test yet. is the vote today on the biden agenda even going to happen? >>> and the fbi search for brian laundrie is now focusing on a new cell phone. new details on where the phone was discovered and who has it now. >>> britney spears scoring a huge victory in the right to control her life. her father suspended as conserve tor after 13 years. how the drama unfolded in the courtroom. >>> general milley blaming the state department directly for the messy withdrawal from afghanistan. his message from behind closed doors.

it is tuesday, september 14th, and i'm brianna keilar lalongsie john berman.ore thaws starus that started with the big lie. polls open i few hours in a recall collection that could remove governor newsom from office. already larry elder the leading if recalled has started to lay the ground work to dismiss newsom as a product of democratic cheating. >> whether or not you win or lose, will you accept the results of the election tomorrow? >> i think that we all ought to be looking at election integrity. >> we have lawyers all set up to file lawsuits in a

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day". we have stunning new details about former president trump's attempted coup and the threat that he still poses to democracy. ahead of january 6th, a trump lawyer tried to convince then vice president mike pence that he could overturn the election results by throwing out electors from seven states. trump also had blueprints that republicans tried to use to prevent congress from certifying president biden's victory. we know trump's own campaign staff knew that his claims of election fraud were bogus but they did nothing to stop him. >> the new book "peril" reveals the six-point plan drawn up by john eastman to overturn the 20th election loss. it was shared with mike lee of utah and lindsey graham of south carolina. both men dismissed it. i will say, though, both men did due diligence. they both looked into this. it is telling. the memo detailed the six-point plan. it was obtained by the authors of "peril" and cnn. the new book is out now. gentlemen, we want to talk a lot about this, incl

cnn's john berman was so inspired he praised the teen and her mom on new day this morning.s a challenging parenting moment where you are supposed to say, that is not something you're supposed to do but your whispering to yourself, right on. it's a minority, vocal aggressive minority who are protesting masks and sometimes you have to deliver a certain message back. >> okay, what do you think of this? first of all, isn't really, really a local minority of people who don't want masks? and what he think of praising this girl and putting her on tv for flipping off adults? >> here is the thing, i don't think a 14-year-old girl flipping people off is that crazy, which is why it was wild to see it on national cable news. but the crazy thing is you could tell that from the interview. tell me, why did you do this? i didn't like it so i -- he made her explain what the middle finger is. he had to tell at some point throughout the interview -- >> we have to move on, don't believe your eyes, san francisco was the best city in america which praised the city for its aggressive covid respon

>>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this "new day". there are new clues in a search for gabby petito. what a witness saw hours before she disappeared. >>> drama on the hill. democrats turning on each other, while president biden fights to move his agenda forward. >>> pfizer gets the green light to start giving booster shots to some americans. we will ask the commissioner about the next step. >>> one of china's most wealthy and famous actresses has just been erased from the internet. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, september 23rd. and dive teams will be back in the water today near the florida home of brian laundrie. the fiancee of 22-year-old gabby petito has not been seen now for nearly two weeks since returning home from their road trip alone. a large boat arrived midday wednesday in a swampy 25,000 acre reserve where laundrie told his parents he was headed last week. after four days of searching, there is still no sign of him >> new clues what may have been the final

i'm john berman with brianna keilar on this new day.sident biden with new aggressive vaccination requirements that could affect as many as 100 million americans. this is a new attempt to contain the latest covid surge and the president is clearly running low on patience. >> my message to unvaccinated americans is this. what more is there to wait for? what more do you need to see? we've been patient, but our patience is wearing thin and your refusal has cost all of us. so please do the right thing. >> president biden announced that all unvaccinated employees at private companies with more than 100 workers, they have to do weekly testing. the way to get out of weekly testing, get vaccinated. he's also implementing vaccine mandates for all federal workers and contractors, no option to test out, and for educators and all federally funded programs. mandates also on workers at facilities that accept medicare and medicaid funding. >> president biden also calling out jerks on planes. not the words he used, but that's what he was talking about.

. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world i'm john bermand cases among kids just as school begins across the entire country.

i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this beautiful new day. today voters in california will decide governor gavin newsom's fate in an election, and former president trump is seizing his opportunity to further democracy with the big lie. already trump and larry elder, the leading candidate to replace newsome if he's called, are laying the groundwork to dismiss newsome is a product of democratic cheating. elder features a link to this site that urges residents to sign a petition and, quote, demand a special session of the california legislature to investigate the incorrect, the twisted results of the recall election. that hasn't happened yet. there are no results yet. and trump treading familiar baseless ground pushing a statement about a rigged election that, again, hasn't even happened. >> you often talk about your outrage muscle being tired here. whether or not it's familiar from the former president, you can't brush it off. in a new cnn poll 59% of republicans say that support for the lies about the last election are important to being a rep

i'm john berman in for anderson on a night when hysteria is high and sincerity low when it comes to republicanresident biden announced thursday. today the white house said those orders should go into effect in weeks. biden today unfazed about the reaction from those governors. >> what is your message to republicans who are ca

i'm brianna keilar with john berman on this "new day". it is wednesday, september 29th.nd the clock is ticking. tomorrow night the federal government could begin shutting down. and soon after that, we could see the systematic collapse of the u.s. economy. all of this in the hands of congress. and so is the fate of president biden's legislative agenda during this week from hell. >>> this morning democrats running out of patience and time with two of their own. senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema both met with the president yesterday. both still unwilling to get on with the price tag for the social safety net package. neither has come forward with a specific counter proposal saying this is what we want. and complicating matters, a liberal revolt in the house over speaker pelosi's plan to hold a vote tomorrow on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. joining us now, one of the men in the middle of this all, josh got heimer of new jersey, the chair of the problem-solvers caucus, lead moderate negotiator on the economic bill. you, sir, had the pleasure to be name-c

and jim sciutto is here today in for john berman.the pandemic and fate of bills that could forever change the country. this morning the biden administration is gearing up for fights that could shape the outcome of next year's congressional elections. from reining in coronavirus and infrastructure, the president's legacy is very much on the line. it has been a summer of relentless challenges including chaotic exit from afghanistan, in-fighting within the democratic party and series of natural disasters. >> and president biden will be touring the damage in new york and new jersey after the remnants of hurricane ida brought just historic catastrophic flooding that killed at least 52 people. people drowning in their car, their homes. and children across the country, they are back in school at a time when the seven day average of new coronavirus infections is more than #300% higher than labr day last year. dr. fauci will be joining us, but we begin with a preview of what to watch with the pandemic and washington as we exit a tumultuous su

i'm brianna keilar with jim sciutto here this morning in for john berman. and america is bracing for a critical few months here in the fight against the pandemic and the battle on capitol hill over bills that could forever change the country. this morning the biden administration is gearing up for a series of challenges that could shape the outcome of next year's congressional elections. the president's legacy on the line here. it has been a challenging summer to say the least for the white house, with the chaotic exit from afghanistan, in fighting within the democratic party, and the series of natural disasters. >> well, in a matter of hours in the midst of all that, president biden leaves the white house to tour the damage in new york and new jersey after the remnants, powerful remnants of hurricane ida brought just historic catastrophic flooding. it killed at least 52 people. people drowning in their cars, in their homes. also today children across the country back in school at a time when the seven-day average of new coronavirus infections is more than