let's begin with erica. erica, what are we talking about in terms of wind speeds. >> well, the highest wind speeds that we could see this evening are for the higher hills out in the east bay and the north bay where gusts could get as high as 60 to 70 miles per hour. that is the red area that we see on our map now the lower elevation, the rest of the bay area that you seen bache. that is a wind advisory that's going to last until 8 o'clock today. so here's a look at our current conditions as you can see, the pink on tour. those are where our strongest winds currently are at the moment over 40 miles per hour or so. very windy along the coast here in half moon bay as well as a lot of that east bay right now. so this is going to continue for the rest of this evening till about 8 o'clock. that's why the wind advisory will expire for the lower levels. however, those higher elevations will still see those windy conditions through tomorrow. so humidity percentages also very low. just 9% rate right now in nevado. so

erica caturay has a look ahead. erica. >> hi thing.ndy conditions that will persist the rest of this evening. tomorrow morning, we will see that cloud cover moving in and possibly see some coastal sprinkles before warmer weather is on its way come the weekend in the meantime, temperatures tomorrow will be below normal for inland areas. san francisco. expect 60's across the city 59 for half moon bay little cooler for says today, 64 for millbrae tomorrow out in the peninsula looking and mid to upper 60's, south bay 60's for santa clara down to morgan hill as well as hayward to fremont lower 60's a little warmer out in livermore, but well below normal 65 tomorrow. 70 for conquered and walnut creek. a partly cloudy conditions tomorrow out there 60's for ended down the moraga 70 for vacaville 65 for antioch out in santa rosa expected to hit 70 degrees tomorrow. so here's a look at our extended forecast after that looks like winter little warming trend friday into saturday. there will be back up to the mid 80's for the interior valley in the

. >> i'm erica hill. hours from now the january 6th committee will vote on whether to recommend criminal contempt charges against trump ally steve bannon. this is the most aggressive sign yet that anyone defying those congressional subpoenas could face some real consequences. overnight, the panel releasing a criminal contempt report on the former white house outlining its efforts to get bannon to comply with the subpoena. >> bannon so far has remained defiant, refusing to comply, while citing executive privilege, an argument that the biden white house flat out rejected. also, in a new lawsuit against the january 6th committee, former president trump is going to his old playbook citing executive prif levilege as he t to block documents from being turned over to investigators. according to the lawsuit, the national archives will give the records to congress on november 12th unless a court invenes before then. they're calling the lawsuit a stall tactic. whitney wild joins us now. do we expect this to pass an

erica hill picks up our coverage right now. have a good day. >> good afternoon, i'm erica hill in new york in for ana cabrera. president biden, of course, on capitol hill leaving empty-hand as he makes his way to europe. his biggest agenda item frankly up in the air right now thanks to infighting within his own party. the warring democratic factions, progressives and moderates, well, they have gotten to a point, right, where there's a lot of negotiating, the social safety net package. the price tag down to about what it half was, some $1.75 trillion today. the key holdouts demanding the cuts. moderate senators manchin and sinema, they are still not committing. those who wanted a bill, they are not on board yet either. a short time ago the president full sales mode here before making his way to rome announced there's a framework in place that he says all democrats should get behind. >> it's a framework that will create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and our people. turn the climate crisis into an opport

>> well, erica, thank you for having me, and i don't think the president is shifting his message. great deal of optimism that the framework will get through both congress and the senate. he's been engaging, and he is really optimistic about being able to be successful. >> looking at part of what is likely to be in this spending package. oil and gas companies could be forced to pay a fee on methane emissions. i'm just curious. will that be in the final text? >> you know, i think there are a lot of things on the table that haven't been hammered out yet. congress will continue to focus on that, and we're excited about the potential of what is is in the framework. there are lots of options on the table, and i think congress is moving very diligently to ensure that we get the best deal for the american people. >> in terms of methane though, how important is that, that those have ended up and how important is that for the epa? >> methane reduction is important in helping the environment. you will see coming soon a very aggressive regulation looking at both new and existing methane sourc

>> it's possible, erica, but it's highly unlikely. you know, the rational republicans are a small and shrinking tribe. they're all but extinct in many parts of the country. politics is not just a matter of listing your preferences and then rationally picking the candidate who's going to bring you those items. there's passion. there's personality. there's an element of frankly mob sentiment if you look at really how people do politics, in particular, how donald trump tries to stir up crowds. i mean, what happened on january 6th was not a rational outbreak. and yet you see all of these officials who ought to know better pledging allegiance to this big lie and to this notion that january 6th was no big deal. so, you know, governor whitman, i certainly appreciate what she is saying, but that's not how this has played out ever in american history. i'm sure doug can clarify that. i mean, it's just not the way we do things. when everything is at stake, rationality goes out the window. we'll see if the party can snatch it back from the brink.

erica, thank you. >> in the east bay, a man wanted for stockton murder earlier this week is now in custody after a 5 hour standoff in bay point. san joaquin, sheriff's deputies tracked 24 year-old de angelo web to a home near willow pass road and water street contra costa county sheriff's office of evacuated. the neighborhood while its negotiations team trying to get web to surrender. investigators say that web stabbed brandi hornsby, the mother of his 6 week-old daughter on monday, then kidnapped the baby girl triggering and statewide amber alert. authorities say webb dropped the baby off at a family friend's home unharmed. facing charges of murder and attempted murder. do police say an argument triggered a triple shooting overnight in downtown. a word the shooting happened at main and b streets early this morning. one of the victims taken to the hospital. all 3 victims, though, are said to have non life threatening injuries. investigators say they have identified 2 of the suspects. both of them are b

i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill.rs, as the nation is dangerously close to defaulting on its debt for the first time ever. the president set to meet with ceos and business leaders a few hours from now where he's expected to make the case that republicans are putting the country at risk by standing firm and refusing to vote to raise the debt ceiling. >> senate democrats weighing the options to avoid default, including discussion of a one-time carve out of the senate filibuster rules to raise the debt limit. president biden suggested last night he would support or could support such a move. the bipartisan policy center reduced a new estimate that the government could run out of money without action as soon as october 19th. cnn congressional kpcorrespond manu raju joining us. we have a vote at 3:00 eastern time. it looks like republicans are going to block it. what comes next from

i'm erica hill in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto live in rome, just yards from the border of vatican city. and, in front of the beautiful, the majestic st. peters basilica. moments ago, president biden and his motorcade left st. peters after meeting with pope francis, this on first day of a critical five-day diplomatic mission across europe. this, of course, his second international trip as president, as commander in chief. the president has a challenge here to convince allies that the u.s. can still lead, that the u.s. is truly back and ready to lead on the world stage on climate change. the world economy, the pandemic response, and the growing threat from authoritarian regimes around the world. this morning, we should note a deeply personal moment for this president. meeting with pope francis, of course, president biden the second u.s. president to be a catholic, someone who has a deep and long relationship with pope francis. this is the moment before they sat down for a closed door meeting that two men kept it light with smiles as they greeted each other, both laughing and joking.

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good morning, erica.it because it's almost like the unvaccinated, they want to hide behind the cover of these conversations about vaccinating the already vaccinated, boosting them, and i think what ends up happening is sometimes we lose focus on the fact that until we get the 60 million people vaccinated, we're not going to crush this virus. i give this analogy all the time at work, erica, which is you're not going to go into a war zone without wearing a vest. the vest protects your heart and lungs, even if there are gunshot wounds, i may get one to my leg, but if i can protect my heart and lungs, i will survive. that is how a vaccine works. a lot of people who are anti-vaxxers or vaccine hesitant say dr. matthew, you can still get an infection if you're vaccinated. true, but these breakthrough infections are mild. we still need to focus on the unvaccinated. >> the trouble is that vest, as you describe it, has been politicized to the point where politicians say this is an issue of freedom. you don't have

erica and jim? >> the idea that the leak stopped because all the oil has already leaked just remarkable. so chad, reference point, deepwater horizon spill back in 2010, many people remember that, the scale. that eventually was 4 million barrels of oil. so far here 3,000. can you give us a sense of the scale, but also the damage to this environment here? >> yes. 1,500 times more oil spill than deepwater horizon but that was a crude, thick oil, much of it didn't even get to the surface and is still laying on the bottom. this is a refined product, a lighter grade, which did rise to the surface and then was washed onto the beaches and more importantly, into the marshland. it's about the size right now of santa monica or just a little bit bigger. you can see the tar balls have already washed onshore. 1,300, compared to 3,150 gallons they've picked up so far, really only just skrcratching the surfe trying to get the muck off the beach and way from wildlife. some wildlife has been affected. some birds and

>> yeah, it really is important, erica. absolutely to your point, we don't have everything.e had everything from beginning to end. i'm sure both sides will seize upon those aspects of the video that are essential and important to them. so, yes, while a picture might be worth 100, 1,000 words, videos are worth everything. it's how that video was translated. i think the prosecution will use it to demonstrate that it didn't need to happen. he was kidnapped, detained, confined and murdered. that will be the prosecution's narrative. the defense will argue he was a person going about the neighborhood they believe was, you know, meant something improper. whatever way you interpret it, i believe it will be a very important aspect of this case. >> joey jackson, always appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, erica. >>> still ahead, this may sound familiar, democrats return to capitol hill and to go face-to-face with senators sinema and manchin, both roadblocks to president biden's larger economic agenda. leaders pleading with president biden to take bigger role in negotiations. your c

>> yeah, erica, it's hard to watch that.aim this all started when they saw clifford owensby coming out of what they claimed was a suspected drug house. they stop him, they stop the car, and as you saw in that video it turns very ugly very quickly. police later claim they mentioned the drugs, they also mention they found a ton of cash in the car, 22,000. ow owensby said that was his savings. he's been charged with obstruction and resisting arrest, both of which are misdemeanors. now that this footage has come out, he spoke to one of our affiliates about what was going through his mind at the time. >> this is it. this is how i go out? just like every other black man i go out on tv, and this is my turn. the way that they have treated me during that traffic stop, i only feel like i seen -- i was an actor in a movie out of roots, a movie i was taught growing up about racists and slaves. i think this type of stuff probably happens all the time. i'm just thankful if they were willing to do all of that stuff while the cameras were r

jim, erica?always, thank you. >>> turning now to haiti, where the leader of the gang that kidnapped 17 american and canadian missionaries is now threatening to kill them if he doesn't get the ransom money. >> the gang leader wilson joseph has demanded $1 million for each of the hostages which we should remember includes children. a state department official say they believe the video threat is legitimate. joining us live from haiti, joe johns. the kidnappers provided proof of life for the hostages. where does this stand? are there negotiations under way? are there considerations for paying some sort of ransom? >> anybody's guess, but i can tell you there are concerns about actually paying ransom, simply because it could cause problems for other americans who might be kidnapped down the line. i have to tell you, this group is not known to be as sadistic as it were as some of the other gangs, but at the same time, across this country, since last year there have been hundreds and hundreds of these k

erica. >> good evening. the windiest areas of the bay area will, of course, be the higher elevations where we could see gusts over 70 miles per hour. so that's why we have a red flag warning for the north bay and east bay mountains and that's the red area that we see on our map lower elevations have a wind advisory. so places like san francisco, we can see gusts get up to 40 miles per hour. so checkcng in on our current wind conditions right now. stationary winds are less than this gusts in hayward just 10 miles per hour. looking light the south bay. so these are pretty typical numbers. but we do see overnight. it starts to ircrease. here's a look at our numbers in the morning and the windiest part of tomorrow will be the afternoon and you see the pink on tour there that is gusts hitting over 40 miles per hour. notice the directions of the winds. it's coming from the north because we have a cold front that will be sweeping through the bay area by night time and into tuesday morning is when we'll start to see

back to you. >> thank you so much, erica. now governor gavin newsom signed a bill expanding the use of prescribed burns to prevent large wildfires. prescribed burns are controlled by trained professionals are one of the most cost effective tools to reduce fuels for flames. the bill was supported by ranchers, conservationists and tribal governments. it passed the assembly and senate with overwhelming bipartisan support and california is making moves to clean up its landscaping industry. governor newsom also signed a new law that would outlaw the sale of new gas powered lawn mowers leaf blowers and chainsaws by 2024 supporters of the law say the small engines used in gardening equipment put out as much pollution as light duty, passenger cars. the state is setting aside 30 million dollars to help landscapers and gardeners upgrade to all electric equipment but industry groups are saying that amount of money. it's not nearly enough. we're following a developing story tonight that comes to us out of minnesota where 3 people are now

erica, thank you. tonight kron 4 is staying in contact with the oakland fire crews. >> to learn more about this fire on kingsland avenue. it started in the attic of a home last night. that fire is out. but tonight there's no word on how it started or if anyone was hurt. we'll bring you updates as they become available. take a look at this. a big rig carrying a crane ince up on its side this morning. take a look at the scene on the east lanes of i 80 about a mile from the bay bridge toll plaza. 2 lanes were closed so crews could clear the scene. no word on if any injuries. occurred as a result of this traffic in that area once again flowing smoothly tonight. it's been more than 2 years since a northern california family saw their teenage daughter near sacramento. her family refusing to give up hope in their search for her today. they held a fundraiser to up the reward money for information in her disappearance, even wallace brings us more. you're looking at victoria mark enough 2 years ago, october 9th

erica, thank you.he reach of social media into our elections is now starting to expand. >> take, for example, snapchat has a new initiative to get more folks involved in running for local office. >> withrow shows us how. >> leading up to the 2020 election. snapchat helped over 1 million people register to vote. and according to statistics, more than half of those people were first-time voters. sophia gras, snap inc public policy manager said since the voter registration was such a success. they wanted to take it a step further is that jerry, just 90% of the u.s. population aged 13 to 24 with that comes an awesome responsibility and huge opportunity of helping this next generation of americans understand how to make their voice heard. beekman student body president at unc charlotte hadn't heard about the app but was shocked when he saw how easy it was to launch a campaign. i think when a lot of young individuals or interest in politics. they don't exactly know where to start. >> and they see a lot of pe

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jim, erica?t comparing to prices during the pandemic is a little apples and oranges because there was a real trough in demand due to the shutdown of the world economy. but it is definitely going up well beyond where we were prior and, christine, a lot of political charges going back and forth about who is to blame for this. is this a market issue or a policy issue? what is driving it up? >> this has been called the shortage economy, and around the world, a global interconnected supply chain, one little blip and it goes -- it affects everything, right? you see store shelves that are empty. you see goods that you're buying, the packages are getting smaller, prices are going up. listen to the executive director of the port of los angeles about the backlog of ships. >> what this is is a wake-up call for all of us in this industry to realize you can't operate with the motto of yesterday. >> port is backed up. the truckers are backed up. everyone is backed up. it is a big problem. >> and this is becaus

>> erica, excellent point. i think with respect to the prongs i mentioned, duty, causation, damages, if there's going to be a pushback with respect to how you defend that lawsuit, it will be what was the cause? did it happen in school? did it happen at some other activity, some other event? so you have to nail down the cause. that has been problematic. as to the standard, remember, it's not beyond a reasonable doubt because we're not dealing with a criminal case. when you talk about civil case, we're talking about a preponderance of the evidence standard which means in english did probably do it and is it probably because of that that you got it at the school. that will be the issue. >> joey jackson, great to have you on. >> nice to be here. thanks so much, jim and erica. >>> i don't ever night, speaker nancy pelosi penned a letter to house members, perhaps a little impatiently, saying that in order to keep president biden's economic agenda afloat, quote, difficult decisions must be made very soon. >> cnn's chi

so erica walked into the bathroom after workers had finished up for the day. and she happened to find this letter sitting exactly right where it is above the light switch. so then she had asked the workers a couple of days later where it came from, and they responded by saying. out of the ceiling, and then the one guy was like, well, yeah there was a lot more paper and a lot more letters and i'm like, really. wow where are they in the garbage. wow. amazing and so erica began sifting through garbage bags to retrieve the once cherished belongings, which she now believes fell out of her attic. among the mementos were even more letters. a brochure from the niagara school of music. an envelope from the greater new york air corps, this black and white photo of a man in uniform and in old black scrapbook in front of peace together. who the family was, and, uh, how they turned out happened in their lives, and it seems those keepsakes have fallen into the right hands. social media sleuths are helping erica to try and track down any living relatives offering to scan and

i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill.s make a deal and let's do it fast, right now house speaker nancy pelosi wrapping up a crucial meeting with her democratic caucus as she tries to hash out

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. that could have an impact on millions of families. they are debating whether to recommend authorizing pfizer's covid vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. it is one of several crucial steps before final

his kron four's, erica caturay with the latest. good evening. jonathan. yao winds will be picking up on monday. but before that happens tomorrow morning shouldn't be too bad. we should see. >> light wind conditions before the evening when those numbers go up. >> here's a look at our current temperatures. we're starting to go down with those numbers as we had our overnight lows tomorrow, though daytime highs will be a pretty nice just like what we saw today. mostly sunny skies along the coast expected to hit 64 degrees in half moon bay 70 in millbrae 73 in burlingame from redwood city down to mountain view, looking at low to upper 70's as well as morgan hill, 76 degrees. 72 in milpitas. we're looking at upper 70's out in pleasanton and livermore tomorrow. little cooler down closer to the water hayward 71 a free month. 72 degrees tomorrow. 80 in walnut creek 78 in sonoma and 76 degrees in santa rosa so we're just talking about that fire weather. watch. and i want to talk about the wind speed. so right now looking very light for most of the bay area and pret

i'm erica hill in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto live in rome. right now, president biden on his way to meet the italian prime minister mario draghe and late we are the french president emmanuel macron. a busy morning, week, weekend for the president. the meeting with the french president the first face-to-face after a major blow to diplomatic relations between the two close allies last month. france briefly pulling its ambassador to the u.s. for the first time in more than a century, this following a new deal to sell u.s.-made nuclear submarines to australia, which supplanted a long-running french agreement with australia. it follows a much friendlier close meeting between the president and pope francis at the vatican. they've got a long history here, a deeply personal relationship. the white house said there was great rapport and friendship between the two as they discussed very important issues, close to those leaders' hearts, during a 90-minute meeting including climate change as well as a better ponce to getting more vaccines to developing c

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>> thanks so much, erica. joining me susan glasser, staff writer for "the new yorker" and kaitlan collins also here in rome with me covering the president's trip. kaitlan, if i can begin with you, president biden acknowledged in private meetings with lawmakers that his credibility to s s s se degree, ilit stage, is at stake, in terms of getting his agenda through. to come here empty handed would damage his and the country's credibility. i wonder is the framework that the president plans to announce this morning enough to assure allies that this is a president getting things done at home? >> yeah, i think the white house has tried to tamp down the expectations when it comes to that, jim, by saying that he's meeting with other world leaders while he's here, they understand domestic politics, that's what they're framing it as. it is the president himself who has set this standard, telling other lawmakers he believes the prestige of the u.s. was on the line when it came to getting an agreement on this. he made cle

, or to follow at least. >> i'm erica hill. i have to watch your lips, jim, because i couldn't hear you, but good morning. happy friday, my friend. it was a long night in washington, but here's the number to focus on this morning, maybe. 2.1 trillion, could that be the magic number? this hour, house lawmakers reconvening after late night negotiations ended up with no deal. no deal in sight now because that 2 trillion number isn't sitting well with senator joe manchin. he's a little closer to 1.5. >> will they negotiate? there was no vote overnight on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that vote was delayed again which puts real pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi, she failed to unite her caucus, some 11th hour tactics may allow her to bring it to the floor today. officially it is still thursday on the house floor by the way because they didn't adjourn. but progressives are refusing to budge unless that larger social policy proposal, the budget is in place. that has president biden working closely this morning with negotiato

that really slapped me in the face. >> erica?ed me the most is this idea that the history of enslaved people, the history of black americans in this country is still not recorded as american history. it doesn't belong in a box. this is american history. it's something that we all own and that we all hold accountability for and it was surprising to me how it still seems to be treated as this other thing that isn't really american history. it's a different thing. >> now i've asked this question before film makers and journalists who tackle this topic, the civil war, the confederacy, because as one of the subjects in the film summarized, you had a separatist government. constitutionally white supremacist that took up arms against the nation. i wonder in the favor of obscuring the true cause of the war, did you get the sense that they did not do so from a place of bigotry? i mean that they didn't understand what actual happened and after making this film, do you think that's even possible? erica, i'll start with you. >> it's funny th

jim, erica?thanks very much. >>> a tight governor's race in virginia and a critical test now in one of the nation's first statewide elections with former president trump out of office and off the ballot. republican glen youngkin is attempting a public balancing act. >> it's a closer than expected race with terry mcauliffe. the political newcomer is trying to keep that trump base energized while not scaring off independent voters. cnn chief national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny joins us now. the race is important to point out. this isn't just about virginia right now. in a lot of ways this is a key test for both parties leading into 2022. >> jim and erica, you're right. this is one of the two states across the country that elected governors the year after a presidential election, so the first time for the mood and sentiment of voters will be registered. virginia has been trending blue for several years now. but there are signs this governor's race could be different. that's why both sides are

i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. we begin with breaking news.re's lots of it this morning and it's good use. pfizer has applied for emergency use for its covid-19 vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. this means we could be just weeks away from younger kids getting the shot, perhaps even before halloween. >> boy, would that be some good and welcome news. the white house is calling this a, quote, really important next step in the fight against the pandemic. here to join us is dr. leana wen. good morning. you have an article in the "washington post." you say, number one, shots for younger kids. this could be sooner rather than later, which, of course, is good news. in learning this, do you think changes could come? could this official request for an eua, could that change the time line at all? >> i really hope not because the fda has already said that they're approached authorization for the vaccines for 5 to 11-year-olds with urgency. this is the reason why they already set an advisory committee meeting for october 26th, pending pfizer submitting th

i'm erica hill. >> i'm shjim sciutto. the house committee veging the january 6th insurrection is looking to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress. >> the panel is going to vote. house investigators overnight released a criminal contempt report saying, quote, there is no reasonable argument that mr. bannon's communication with the president on january 6th are the type of matters on which privilege can be asserted. >> this comes as former president trump is trying to use the executive privilege defense in a new lawsuit against the january 6th panel in order to block the national archives from releasing documents related. whitney wild joins us now. listen, congress is moving forward here to hold bannon accountable for defying the subpoena. tell us what happens now and what happens next. >> reporter: so tonight, 7:30, anybody can watch this, it will be live streamed, the committee will vote on this criminal contempt referral. then it goes to the house for a vote then to the department of justice. the chances that the most

. >> i'm erica hill in new york. at this moment, president biden is in a high-stakes meeting with house democrats on capitol hill. he's there to lay out in detail the latest framework for his social safety net package. his mission at the meeting this morning, he needs to get his full caucus on board here. of course he needs progressives especially to get on board so they can support that bipartisan infrastructure bill. and he wants them to be able to do that with just this framework, an agreement to a framework on that larger spending package. here he is arriving at the capitol a short time ago. >> mr. president, what's your message to progressives who don't trust manchin and sinema? >> have a good day. >> do you think you have enough of a framework to get progressives to support the infrastructure bill? >> yes. >> everybody's on board. you're on board, aren't you? >> the president joking everybody's on board, but there are still a lot of questions. you heard some from senator markey a short time ago. a lot of questi

. >> and i'm erica hill. planted firmly on earth. we're going to have to stay on earth, but pretty soon going boldly where no 90-year-old has gone before, one william shatner one hour from now. the legendary actor known for his role as "star trek 's" captain kirk set to make history on the "new shepard" rocket. shatner will become the oldest person to travel to the edge of space. >> while we wait for our own invitations, moments ago shatner and his three crewmates arrived at the site from a remote stretch in west texas where the launches come from, originally scheduled on tuesday, postponed a day due to dangerous rough winds. the 90-year-old shatner tells anderson cooper ahead of the launch, he's understandably anxious before hurdling into space at three times the speed of sound. that's more than 2200 miles an hour. and he'll go 62 miles above the earth. have a listen. >> my fear is as you go up, that you can't draw a breath. that apparently is not going to happen. that's what they say. i'm quite apprehensive as you might have guesse

erica says it's a case she will keep on making. be able to tell my story with confidence, but using it as power to basically fight back against the law and hopefully change the law has been one of the most important things to me. cameron norrie is the new british number one men's tennis player, after he reached the semi—finals of the indian wells masters tournament in california. the 26—year—old beat diego shwartzman in straight sets, in what he called "the biggest win of his career". he replaces dan evans as the britain's number one, and now faces bulgarian grigor dimitrov for a place in the final of indian wells. mps in poland have passed a controversial bill that allows border guards to immediately expel migrants who've crossed the border illegally, even if they are asylum seekers. poland has seen a surge recently in the number of people trying to enter from belarus. adam easton�*s report has some flashing images. migrants check their belongings in the forest on the polish—belarussian border. among those trying to cross is 26—ye

i'm erica hill. we begin with breaking news. >> i'm jim sciutto. breaking in us this morning, sad news, general colin powell, the barrier-breaking former secretary of state as well as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff during war time has died of complications from covid-19. he was 84 years old. his family confirmed the news in a statement on facebook, saying they have lost "a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather and great american." >> the powell family says he was fully vaccinated. they thanked the staff at walter reed national medical center for their caring treatment. powell served in multiple republican administrations, shaping american foreign policy over the last 20 years, also marking a number of firsts. wolf blitzer honors his life time of service. >> i will never not be a soldier. >> reporter: colin powell, a soldier turned statesman, made history on many fronts. the first african-american and youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and later, the first african-american secretary of state. >> so i've always felt s

erica, great to see you.ve gop senators, ted cruz, mike lee, marsha blackburn, they sent a letter to attorney general merrick garland okay, you're aiming massive federal firepower at parents allegedly threatening school boards but your son-in-law is the cofounder of this profitable big business panorama. got at least $12 million worth of contracts from at least 22 school districts across the country? what is this toxic agenda they're selling for children? >> so panorama education does quite a few things. in fact the survey that goes out to my children once a year and all students in the state of rhode island is administered by panorama. one of the things they do they create and administer what has become quite intrusive surveys to children. in my state a sixth-grader would take the same one as 12th grader. 11-year-olds are asking intrusive questions about their sexual orientation, gender identity. the terms on these surveys are terms these children are not familiar at all. and then there is also a lot of ques

. >> i'm erica hill.acebook is back online, and just in time for a crucial hearing on capitol hill. next hour the newly revealed facebook whistle-blower will testify about her explosive allegations that the social media company knowingly pushes disinformation on its site to make a profit. former product manager frances haugen accusing facebook of knowing the platform is being used to spread hate and encourage violence and that it is harmful to children. >> it is a remarkable view from the inside. in her opening remarks obtained by haugen, she will say the choices being made by facebook's leadership are a huge problem for children, for public safety, for democracy, that is why i came forward, and let's be clear it doesn't have to be this way. we are here today because of deliberate choices facebook has made. haugen also accuses instagram, owned by facebook, of failing to crack down on accounts that are damaging to teens' mental health. and a new cnn analysis found proof of the app promoting extreme dieting

. >> i'm erica hill. soon we are expecting an update on the investigation into the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the set of an alec baldwin movie in new mexico. the sante fe sheriff's office set to hold a news conference a couple hours from now. a spokesperson for the movie "rust" says none of the producers have been contacted by the district attorney's office, this as the da says criminal charges are possible here. >> in an interview with "the new york times," that district attorney says the term prop gun we've been hearing is actually misleading, noting that the gun that killed halyna hutchins was, in the words of the da, a legit gun. all this as an actor that worked on that movie said there were safety concerns. >> brandon lee having died in ' '93, that conversation came up a couple times. we're doing this the same way they did it then, 30 years ago. got to double-check, got to make sure. i think the armor, having been pressed for time as much as she was, was doing a fantastic job. >> let's be

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. overnight, new developments in the investigation surrounding the fatal shooting on the set of ail alec baldwin's film "rust." a district attorney says she has not ruled out potential criminal charges, telling "the new york ti times" that the term prop gun is misleading noting that the gun that killed halyna hutchins was a legit gun. >> we are also following this morning more fallout from that facebook document dump. new details on how the social media giant is really struggling to manage misinformation around covid-19, including vaccines. documents show facebook systems were less equipped to moderate comments than posts and that is where a lot of that disinformation is spreading in the comments. >>> plus, senate democrats are proposing a new way to pay for the president's spending plan, five key issues, five of them, still dividing the party. can they draft a framework before the president heads to europe tomorrow? seems like a long shot. we're live on capitol hill this morning, with

thank you so much, erica.nd new at 3 right now another bay area county is going to lift indoor mask rules come next friday. that's october. 15th. >> marin county will follow san francisco's move to get rid of masks in certain settings next friday. the supplies to gyms offices and other places like college classes and religious gatherings that have consistent people who come in and out and also that they can prove everyone is 100% fully vaccinated. you can read more about these new guidelines on our website. kron 4 dot com. and san francisco is requiring more city employees to be vaccinated against covid-19 the expanded requirement applies to all city commissioners and contractors who work alongside city employees at any facility or work site that the city owns leases or controls. they now have until the end of the year to be fully vaccinated. most of the city employees are already required to be fully vaccinated by november. 1st we have a lot more ahead here during crawford is at 3 o'clock today in looks like

so erica walked into the bathroom after workers had finished up for the day.sitting exactly right where it is above the light switch. so then she had asked the workers a couple of days later where it came from, and they responded by saying out of the ceiling, and then the one guy was like, well, yeah, there was a lot more paper and a lot more letters and i'm like, really. wow where are they in the garbage. wow. amazing and so erica began sifting through garbage bags to retrieve the once cherished belongings, which she now believes fell out of her attic. among the mementos were even more letters. a brochure from the niagara school of music. an envelope from the greater new york air corps, this black and white photo of a man in uniform and in old black scrapbook. i'm trying to piece together. who the family was, and, uh, how they turned out happened in their lives, and it seems those keepsakes have fallen into the right hands. social media sleuths are helping erica to try and track down any living relatives offering to scan and archived documents and search thro

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my breece enjoying this night off as well because my braces off erica caturay is here tonight. getting us ready tracking the temperatures for the game and the fire danger. that's also on the way over the next few days hi, jonathan. you're right about that. we're going to see pretty dry conditions monday and windy conditions. i'll talk more in just a bit. but. >> looking outside and half moon bay seeing clear blue skies that quite a change from yesterday when we saw a lot of scattered clouds out there. it's currently 59 there. 69 in san jose 74 in concord notice it's warmer for the inland areas. unlike yesterday when highs were in the 60's out there and tomorrow supposed to be one might as well overnight lows will range to the 40's and the 50's throughout the bay area. winds right now. little breezy in san francisco coming out of the west 24 miles per hour. but nothing like what? we're going to see come monday when we could see gusts up to 45 miles per hour. in san francisco. other higher hills could see a wind speeds over 50 miles per hour. and the reason is because of a trough

but in the end, you have champ, is leagues every year on. erica is biannual. johnny and santino even try to draw a comparison to the super bowl, which i don't. i don't think so too with real football fans. but clearly it's, it's a way to generate more money. marcella, since 2 fif is most powerful governing bodies. you're a fur and condra ball bear opposed to this proposal. so regardless of what we might come up with in terms of, is it a good idea or a bad idea will for ultimately be able to switch the frequency if 2 powerful government bodies say we don't want this? so i think what's really interesting is that we're seeing a shift empower month, the governing bodies, it of football, but possibly in all industries in a we are, we are in the, in a kind of revolutionary movement in our history. culturally, i do think football is part of the entertainment industry and part of the cultural life of as a society and i do sense commercials literally clinging on to it, power based their life at the moment. i think the inequities in, in, in funding and infrastructure in

. >> i'm erica hill. from holding firm to let's make a deal and let's do it fast, right now house speaker nancy pelosi wrapping up a crucial meeting with her democratic caucus as she tries to hash out remaining disagreementing over president biden's social spending and climate package. democratic sources saying she wants a framework on that plan by the end of the week and hopes they can then approve the $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan by the end of the month. this renewed sense of urgency on capitol hill follows president biden informing democrats that to get moderates on board in the senate, there will need to be major cuts to both the spending bill's price tag and programs. more on that in a moment. >> major horse trading under way. also this morning, the white house releasing plans to roll out covid-19 vaccine for children age 5 to 11 years old. that's as soon as those shots get emergency use authorization from the fda. it relies a lot on doctors. let's get cnn chief congressional correspondent manu

erica. >> let's hope it breaks through.ed is important, but perhaps nowhere is it more needed than in rural america where the vaccination rate is much lower, the mortality rate is double what's seen in urban areas. new data from hhs shows eight states are still at 85% icu capacity. this despite the downward trend we've been talking about in overall cases, but most importantly in hospitalizations. alan morgan is the ceo of national rural health association. good to have you with us. as we look at those numbers, it highlights in many ways issues that have always existed. we know there tend to be people with more comorbidities, perhaps less healthy and with less access to health care. covid has made that worse. what is your biggest concern this morning? >> well, looking at new mortality data just coming out, it's striking in both its disturbing nature and shocking nature. unfortunately it's not surprising. if you live in a rural town and catch covid today, you are more than twice as likely of dying from it than your urban coun