erica caturay has a look and how the rest of the week looks erica hay sanaa's. well, if you're just joining us and missed the beginning of the newscast. we're talking about. >> how tomorrow rain will move through the bay area tomorrow night after about 10 o'clock until then, it should be dry for us. we will see patchy fog return overnight, though temperatures tomorrow across san francisco will be in the 60's as well as along the coast here, 62 from an tara 66 for half moon bay san bruno looking at 65 for our daytime high temperatures 72 for redwood city down the mountain view also looking at the 70's out in the south. a low 70's 73 in san jose 72 for morgan hill cooler out, hey, we're down to union city upper 60's, 70 in seminole 71 tomorrow afternoon in the east bay there for san ramon, 72 for danville looking at upper 60's for india as well. as oakland 74 castro valley. 72 for concord vacaville. you're looking at 69 degrees partly cloudy skies and 67 degrees for santa rosa. i am picking up more rain in the extended forecast. and i'll have that coming up in jus

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jim, erica?it, a reaction obviously not just in france but of course for the european union concerns this is a race against time. how are european officials at this point working to stop this new threat? >> erica, jim, tools of the european end across europe using, it's testing, it's vaccines, it's genomic surveillance, and it's travel bans, they have tested and detected in nine european countries, the omicron variant, and so what the european union is doing is calling an emergency break. these travel restrictions are going up, spain become the late toast require a ten-day quarantine for travelers from southern africa but today, one new omicron variant reported in austria, six in scotland, 13 in portugal, and the sixth in scotland are especially interesting because there is no history of travel there. it's possible authorities in scotland say that could be the first instance of community transmission outside of south africa. here in france the health ministry says there are eight possible cases t

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i'm erica hill. mark meadows had al 10:00 a.m. to cooperate with a request from the january 6th committee for a deposition. well, we learned what's going to happen. according to a statement released by his attorney, meld does will not comply until the courts rule on former president trump's claim of executive privilege. the committee has a choice of whether to charge meadows with contempt. >> big choice. a d.c. circuit court of appeals will hear out fremp's argument for asserting executive privilege on november 30th. overnight a three-judge panel, all appointed by democrats, sided with trump with the transfer of the white house documents to the january 6th committee on hold until then. the importance of those white house communications underlying further this morning by a new audiotape just released in which the former president appears to defend the insurrectionists even as they chanted "hang mike pence" on january 6th. please listen carefully. this is a conversation he had with abc news back in march. >> were you worried about h

. >> i'm erica hill. an hour from now, a crucial hearing in former president donald trump's fight to keep secret hundreds of white house documented related ed to januar 6th. his legal team is claiming executive privilege arguing congress does not have the power to investigate him as a former president. >> the house select committee investigating the insurrection wants to see more than 700 pages of handwritten notes, draft documentaries, daily logs from trump's top advisers related to january 6th. trump has until next friday to obtain a court order blocking that request. let's begin with justice correspondent evan perez. the judge hearing this case has strongly criticized the january 6th insurrection, handled out prison time to some convicted rioters. does that give us a sense of where the judge will stand on the president's claims? >> yeah. look, i think it does give us a sense of how she views the january 6th attack, the extraordinary nature of it, and it will, i think, play into her decisionmaking. but,

i'm erica hill. >> i'm chute shoot. t new details show there was no plan to deal with a surging crowd at the deadly astroworld concert in houston. investigators are still working to determine all possible causes of deaths and injuries to concertgoers. at least 18 lawsuits have been filed so far. all of this as the houston fire chief says that travis scott had a shared responsibility for the safety of the crowd at that festival. >>> also this morning, we're waiting to see how six former trump associates respond after being subpoenaed by the january 6th committee investigating the insurrection. many of these people helped to spread the big lie, which of course fueled the capitol insurrection. now a renewed focus on attorney general merritt garland to see if and how the doj will enforce the request and how to deal with steve bannon at this point. >>> in houston, rosa flores is following all the developments there. rosa, tell us where the investigation stands this morning because it seems we're learning so much about securi

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erica, jim?u explain for folks watching what the white house plan is for rollout and how it will be different from the rollout that we saw for shots for adults? >> so the rollout that we saw back in january, december and january, for adults, was a bit chaotic. we have to do remember that was a different administration, so this administration, the biden administration is different. and they learned from what they saw the trump administration do, they have been planning this for quite some time, even though they haven't had the official signoff, they got to work planning it. their emphasis unlike with the adults you saw a lot of mass vaccination sites, for example in stadiums, instead, they're emphasizing more pediatricians offices, and schools, children's hospitals, there is every reason to think this should go quite smoothly because pediatricians offices they give vaccinations every day. that's their bread and butter. they know how to order them, that sort of chain of ordering has already been we

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erica, jim? >> just quickly, how does this sentence compare to those rioters who attacked a police officer during the insurrection? >> right, exactly. so this is the harshest sentence, so they're asking for more time than people who actually assaulted police. that sends a significant message they think the effect here is even beyond the effective bodily harm on police. however, i should couch this and say we will very likely see many more felony cases, it is very possible that doj will ask for a greater sentencing for other people who committed violent acts, jim. >> understood. we know you'll be watching closely. whitney wild at the courthouse, thank you very much. >>> democrats have delayed debate on president biden's sweeping economic plan as we are expecting more details on its impact on the deficit. i'm going to speak to charlie criss about that, when we might see concrete results from the infrastructure law. >>> the defense will begin calling witnesses today in the trial of these three white

. >> i'm erica hill. right now there are a lot of questions about a new coronavirus variant, omicron. while we wait for some of those answers, u.s. officials hoping to mitigate the spread with a new travel ban. starting today, all non-u.s. citizens and permanent residents traveling from south africa and seven other neighboring countries are barred from entering. >> a lot of protests from those countries there. big questions around the new variant. they include, is it more transmissible? is it more dangerous? and how much do existing vaccines protect against it? we don't know now. it is early and will take some time, they say perhaps weeks before we know answers, but we know a few things. have a listen. >> what we do know, it has a lot of mutations, more than 50. that's a new record, and some of those we've seen before and some we haven't. so this searchly suggests that this is a new kind of virus we have to take very seriously. if you needed one more reason if you're eligible to get that booster right awa

. >> i'm erica hill. this morning, at least 19 countries and territories have now confirmed cases of this new omicron variant. that includes japan, which reported its first case overnight. the cdc also updating its guidance, now saying every adult who is ducurrently eligible shod get a booster shot. >> it is early. as of right now there are so many things we do not know about the omicron variant. scientists are saying consistently be patient, it will take time to answer important questions, including about efficacy of current vaccines against omicron. this morning, cnn spoke to a top doctor in south africa who is tamping down concerns. >> i think it was an overreaction. the knee jerk reaction of closing borders and people say, yes, but i'm trying to protect my people. so the question would be how do you know it is not in your country yet? >> president biden says he does not anticipate any more travel bans or new lockdowns, that should be clear, assuring the public that both options are off the table for n

erica, this is really important.licans as well, about trying to find a way to create a paid family leave system in america that so many other western countries have. the details, what could it be, 12 weeks of paid family leave, what biden originally talked about, something smaller like four weeks, how much would the benefit be, would it be up to $4,000, less, how would it be paid for, pay in advance like a social security system or would it be a benefit? where would that money come from? all of those discussions have been under way for months as part of this plan. manchin doesn't want to do paid family leave through reconciliation. and gillibrand has been having conversations behind the scenes not just trying to understand where manchin is at but with some key republican women, lisa murk murkowski, like a handful of people just to understand what are the chances for a bipartisan deal if it can't happen through a democratic reconciliation. and this is another kind of issue that for a segment of americans would be huge

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. back in washington, president biden set to speak in glasgow, scotland, this hour as we looks to re-establish the u.s. as one of the leaders in the global fight against climate change. right now, hundreds of world leaders are gathered for what's known as the cop-26 u.n. climate summit. in the next two weeks they'll hammer out ways to address climate change across the globe, and we'll see if those are concrete commitments. >> climate change has propelled the earth into, quote, uncharted territory. the u.n. secretary-general driving home the urgency of this crisis moments ago. take a listen. >> enough of killing ourselves with carbon. enough of treating nature like a toilet. enough of burning and drilling and mining our way deeper. we are digging our own graves. >> cnn has correspondents on the ground in scotland as the meetings kick off. we have wolf blitzer and kaitlan collins joining us. bill grier is in glasgow. yes, this is a big moment for the planet as we know. this is a very big

. >> i'm erica hill. the jury deliberating for a second day in the trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael and neighbor william roddi bryan. the jury just requested to review and just reviewed three -- just wanted to see a piece of video evidence and a 9 911 call. >> a shocking moment in that courtroom to see video repeatedly of the shooting death of ahmaud arbery. let's begin in brunswick, georgia, cnn national correspondent sara sidner outside the courthouse. what are you hearing from others perhaps trying to judge the significance of this moment here with the jury requesting this particular evidence? >> reporter: the one thing that you can say when you have a jury that is asking for evidence is that they are doing their job. they are trying to go over the evidence. they're trying to look through it and be conscientious. and these are, if you looked at that video which i know is extremely difficult to watch, especially over and over again, but it is their jo

>> reporter: good morning, erica. i think what the thinking going into was essentially that he has a lot of credibility when it comes to this issue of climate change, and for everyone watching, you saw that that was a passionate speech. it was equal parts passionate, but it was also urgent and political. i mean, he went after former president trump. he didn't name him, but he spoke about his successor and his pulling out of the paris climate accord as well as, i'm quoting now, four years of active hostility towards climate science coming from the very top. so you get the sense that the role here that he is playing with his major speech, which, by the way, we would be remiss if we don't point out the timing of all this, this is happening, this speech is happening while intense critical negotiations, climate negotiations are happening right now here at cop26. so the role here is really to repair the u.s.' credibility and it's directly linked to the undoing that we saw under former president donald trump, and that is wha

i'm erica hill. >> it is friday. i'm jim sciutto. but really alarming new audio this morning, former president trump it appears defending the january 6th rioters who were chanting hang mike pence. it is from a call he had in march with journalist jonathan karl for his new book "be "betrayal." have a listen. >> were you worried about him during that siege? were you worried about his safety? >> no, i thought he was well protected and i heard he was in good shape, no. i heard he was in very good shape. but -- >> you heard the chants. that was terrible. >> well, the people are very angry. >> they're saying hang mike pence. >> it is common sense, john. it is common sense that you're supposed to protect -- how can you -- if you know a vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> common sense, he says. this comes as the january 6th committee is giving trump's former chief of staff an ultimatum, telling mark meadows he must testify privately about the events of that day or risk contempt charges. he has one

. >> i'm erica hill. a 9-year-old boy is in a medically induced coma after being injured in the chaos of travis scott's astroworld festival. new details about that night also emerging, multiple lawsuits have been filed, as we also learn there was no plan to deal with a surging crowd. >> i just remember just having so much weight on my body. and i was pushing, i was fighting, i was fighting and then i stopped because i was getting winded. i was using all the energy i had left in me and i came to the point where i was accepting my death. >> an attorney representing a victim who died in the crush of that crowd will join us in just a moment. >> plus, new subpoenas issued by the january 6th insurrection investigators. these subpoenas target top members of then president trump's re-election campaign. many of them helped spread the big lie which fueled the capitol insurrection. will they comply with those subpoenas. and testimony under way right now in the ahmaud arbery murder trial, the prosecution is set to ca

top of the hour here, i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim scuitto. a big night for republicans, to quote our colleague van jones, a five alarm fire for democrats. this morning, a major potential shift in the landscape. republicans pulled out victories in states democrats saw as a litmus test for upcoming mid-terms, frankly, they had no trouble winning in new jersey. a jock for incumbent democrat governor phil murphy, while the votes coming in may be turning in his favor, neck and neck, it has been all night, it has been all morning, right now, murri 5,000 votes ahead of his republican challenger. >> meantime, a major disappointment in virginia, a state joe biden won by ten points just last year. cnn says youngkin will defeat mcauliffe. mcauliffe just conceded that race. a number of agenda items, battle measures across the nation. winners of the night, the biggest winners, policing, education and the economy, including in minneapolis, where voters rejected a bid to replace the minneapolis police department with a city council run public safety departm

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. moments ago, right here live on cnn, moderate democratic senator joe manchin indicating there is still a lot of things to be worked out among democrats on plans to pass their sweeping social safety net package, making the case that democrats who currently hold the white house and both chambers of congress, however, don't have big majorities in any of those chambers and therefore don't have the mandate that many progressives think they do. have a listen. >> we don't have the numbers that fdr had or that lyndon baines johnson had in order to get some major legislation done. we don't have those. so we have to come to a realization what we have and deal in good faith that we can do at least something. >> those latest comments follow house speaker nancy pelosi's shifting strategy and announcing that four weeks of paid family medical leave is going to be added back into the social spending bill. that was taken out after there was no compromise reached with senator manchin. now, the shift co

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. busy morning this morning. moments from now, prosecutors in georgia will continue the cross examination of one of the three men charged in the shooting death of ahmaud arbery. three defendants are accused of chasing down and killing arbery while he was out jogging in february 2020. travis mcmichael taking the stand claiming he shot arbery in self-defense. >> he had my gun. he had struck me. it was obvious that he was -- it was obvious that he was attacking me, that if he would have got the shotgun from me, it was a -- it was a life or death situation. >> also today, jurors in wisconsin begin the third day of deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse double homicide trial. the panel spent part of the second day reviewing video evidence including a drone video that the defense claims is grounds for a mistrial. we'll have more on that in just a moment. meantime, also following developments in virginia, closing arguments expected today in a federal civil trial over the deadly violence that took place in charlottesville

>>> good morning, i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim shciutto. breaking overnight, a major blow to former president trump and his continuing push to keep documents relate d to january 6h out of the public eye, out of the hands of investigators. in a scathing rebuke, a federal judge rejected trump's assertion of executive privilege. the judge wrote, quote, presidents are not kings and the plaintiff is not president. trump has already notified the court of his intent to appeal, but an appeal alone will not stop the archives from beginning to hand over records to the house committee. that begins on friday. >> that appeal is not the former president's only plan. president trump indicated he asked for a judicial order to prevent the release of the records as long as he's making arguments in court. that process could potentially take months, if not years. and this ruling comes as the january 6th committee has issued ten new subpoenas targeting former trump administration it officials. among them, senior adviser steven miller and the press secretary. al

i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto.n, president biden set to speak in glasgow, scotland, this hour as we looks to re-establish the u.s. as one of the leaders in the global fight against climate change. right now, hundreds of world leaders are gathered for what's known as the

. >> i'm erica hill. the federal judge who ruled against president trump's assertion of executive privilege doubling down on his denial of the request for a stay. the latest decision means unless the former president can get an appeals court to intervene, the national archives will begin turning over those disputed records tomorrow. >> and they're key to that investigation. this comes as the house select committee investigating january 6 is ramping up its efforts to gather more information and testimony after subpoenaing more than a dozen members of trump's inner circle this week alone. the committee is now setting its sights on those closest to the former vice president mike pence, including his former chief of staff and national security adviser, remember, his central role that day. in total the committee has issued 35 subpoenas to individuals and organizations as part of its probe into the circumstances and coordination leading up to the january 6 insurrection. >> joining us now to discuss, federal whi

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>> reporter: yeah, jim and erica.ow there is a person of interest in custody, and the police wouldn't answer any questions about what role that person played or anything that person said to them when he or she was taken into custody. that story that you just heard from, that man who was at the parade, it's what we're hearing from other folks as well, including people who lived in a nearby apartment building who grabbed people and pulled them into the building to get them out of the street. just to remind people of exactly what happened here, the annual christmas parade by the city of waukesha here started in the afternoon. the parade route was along mostly main street headed west. and this red suv was actually going in the same direction as the parade. where we are standing right now is about three blocks we of where that car hit the first group of people. there are some really disturbing videos of that suv hitting a marching band, speeding right past a small child, missing her by inches. a lot of people jumped in imm

jim and erica? >> adrienne, appreciate it, thank you. >>> still to come this hour, millions of americans hitting the road for the thanksgiving holiday. you may be among them. so what can you expect on the roads and in the skies? we will let you know next. >>> plus, the january 6th select committee, issuing subpoenas for two extremist groups, the committee chair says they have information, critical, to how the violence erupted on the capitol. >>> and a space mission that could one day save the planet. details on nasa's plan to crash into an asteroid and why coming up. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults als

erica, jim?ose getting sick enough to be in the hospital, those are the unvaccinated or some vaccinated people have an underlying condition. is that correct? >> that is largely what we're seeing. this is still largely not completely but largely a pandemic of the unvaccinated, but as dr. fauci said, you haven't been vaccinated, tens of millions of americans haven't, get vaccinated. if you were vaccinated but it was more than six months ago, get boosted. now everyone adults 18 and over can get a booster. if you got your vaccines more than six months ago, get a booster. >> appreciate it, elizabeth cohen, thank you. >>> right now, a lot of focus on europe, where cases are surging particularly in austria, a spike there sparking a strict 20-day lockdown. so now what that means is residents whether vaccinated or not, they can only go out for essential reasons. >> cnn reporter selma abdulaziz is in vienna, austria with more. we talk in the u.s. this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. is it similar in aus

jim, erica?ciate it, thank you. >>> new this morning, pfizer says it has reached a deal to allow greater global distribution of the antiviral pill. the treatment is greatly needed in many areas, especially as vaccines still not easy to access in many places. take a look. more thatn half of europe is fully vaccinated. less than 7%, that's the red line there on that chart, of people on the african continent have been vaccinated. >> just such a stark disparity in the numbers there. >>> back here at home, a georgia paramedic is being held without bond after he allegedly crashed an ambulance, killing the patient who was inside at the time. then tried to get away, wait for if it, in an uber. police say 34-year-old kevin mccorvey admitted to drinking alcohol, smoking marijuana, taking adderall before the ambulance veered off the road and rolled into a ditch. the patient was not restrained in any way in the back of the ambulance and died from his injuries. a second paramedic involved in the crash has not

>> not necessarily, erica. think the fact that the defense put up travis mcmichael first, he was the shooter. he was the one that shot and killed arbery. and he was the critical witness to establish self-defense. so even though they're all apparently claiming self-defense, to the extent that the evidence will tell the story, i think it's best not to put your client on the stand because look at what had happened, you know, in the course of this cross-examination. it's a very big risk to put your client on the stand, but of course with self-defense, sometimes that's the only way you can tell the story, and of course you also want to humanize your client. so it will be interesting to see whether the other two will also testify or just rely on the evidence. >> sara, i hate to interrupt. as we've been speaking, the cross-examination has resimures. let's listen in. >> mr. arbery is way in front. >> that is correct. ? and you're telling this jury at the same time both your truck is behind mr. arbery and mr. bryan's tr

erica, i think when i describe it as a massive move, you will take issue with that, and i do want to the measures that are currently in this bill and the impact they would have, and then from there we'll talk about what needs to be done in addition. >> great. first of all, just really happy to be here and still so excited about this big win of immigration being included in the bill yesterday, the most transformative policy since the new deal under fdr. the immigration provisions in the build back better act would include protections for over 7 million undocumented immigrants and families living in this country. this includes dreamers and farm workers and tps holders and many undocumented immigrants who were essential workers and have been essential workers to help keep our country going during one of our darkest moments these past two years. it would include work permits, protections for deportations and the ability to travel. this is absolutely transformative. and now this battle moves over to the senate, and we fully expect the senate democrats to bring us home. they'll bring this

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take it away. >> erica. >> wahoo. >> thanks burt and ernies.hing the sesame street special. >> granny bird, question, have you decided if big bird is going to be getting the vaccine? >> yes, i did. i asked my questions and i got my answers. and i've scheduled an appointment for my grandson. we're leaving in a few minutes. now you just get to one last thing before we go to your appointment, big bird. i'll be right back. >> all right. i have one more question. >> sure, big bird, what is that? >> well, i'm a little scared to get the shot because i don't like needles. will it hurt? >> oh, it is okay to be scared and to have some of those big feelings, big bird. could i tell you something, i'm a grown up and i don't like needles either. in fact, even as an adult, i don't like to look when the doctor puts that shot in my arm. >> i'm the same way, too, big bird. >> but you're a doctor. yeah. >> but you know even some doctors don't like getting shots. luckily there are ways that we could manage some of those big feelings. >> you know, one thing that i

i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. any moment now former president obama will speak at the u.n. climate summit in glasgow about the current need, the urgent need for action on the climate crisis. we're going to bring you his remarks live. >>> first a significant step marking the slow return to normal, today the united states is reopening its borders to fully vaccinated visitors, ending a 20-month-long ban on travel into the u.s. foreign visitors must be fully vaxinated with a few exceptions and traveling by air also need a negative covid-19 test. we're going to have more in a moment. >>> a major win in washington, a key piece of president biden's agenda to be signed into law. democrats face two additional hurdles the multi-trillion-dollar social spending package and climate bill. >>> and sadly deadly chaos at a music festival in texas, concertgoers called it a fight for survival. at least eight people are dead, dozens more injured. travis scott is facing the first of what could be a wave of law lawsuits. >> authorities

. >> i'm erica hill. an hour from now closing arguments in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, the most serious charge carries a mandatory of life in prison. the 18-year-old testified he was acting in self-defense when he shot three men, killing two and injuring one during protests in wisconsin last year. over the weekend the judge indicated he will allow the jury to consider lesser charges. we'll have more on that new development for you in a moment. >>> also this news in washington, trump ally former white house adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender to authorities after being indicted on two counts of contempt of congress for defying requests from january 6th committee for testimony and documents. the committee is warning former trump chief of staff mark meadows could face the same charges after he refused to appear for a deposition following a subpoena last friday. simone prokupecz, what happens in the next few hours in the courtroom? >> reporter: jim, one of the things we get word there may be more

. >> i'm erica hill. at any moment, kyle rittenhouse's fate will be in the jury's hands as they are set to begin deliberations and of course will decide whether the teenager acted in self-defense when he killed two men and injured a third last year in kenosha, wisconsin. the most serious charge carries a mandatory life sentence. >> during closing arguments, prosecutors emphasized that rittenhouse had no valid self-defense claim. >> you cannot hide behind self-defense if you provoked the incident. if you created the danger, you forfeit the right to self-defense. >> the response from the defense was that there was reasonable concern of danger for rittenhouse. >> every person who was shot was attacking kyle, one with a skateboard, one with his hands, one with his feet, one with a gun. hands and feet can cause great bodily harm. >> cnn crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz is outside the courthouse in kenosha. shimon, first step narrowing the panel of 18 zwjurors to 12. how does that happen, and th

he's ovo on they one of the fee for erica. ah, well, we begin this news. our in sudan way anti military protest is a marching towards the presidential palace in cartoon. they're demanding a civilian government and the replacement of police chiefs, security forces have fired tig asset, large crowds in cartoon. so don's pro democracy movement has rejected last week's agreement with the military, which so abdulla 100, reinstated, as the prime minister when it's picked her out, is here as him. morgan. she joins us now from the capital. cartoon hubert, as we can see, the crowds aroused again despite the deal, but already seeing confrontations. yes indeed. now people came out to protest the fact that the apartment, isabella. hm, go pools at once upon a time to symbol of civilian rule, especially after the military takeover has indeed negotiated and find a deal with the military in on november 21st. now people are saying that this is a betrayal for them and they're coming out not just against the takeover that happened on october 10th, but also against that dylan

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i'm erica hill in new york. lots to cover on the breaking news front on this friday morning including a lot of action happening in washington, jim. >> that's right. i'm jim sciutto in washington. a very busy friday morning. we begin with job numbers out this morning, well above forecasts. president biden is expect told address the nation on two fronts, those booming economic numbers, 531,000 jobs added in october as well as revisions upward in both september and august. this is key because painted quite a bleak picture around the time about slowing economic growth, but rescissions there and a big month in october. the president expected to address that. also expected to address events up there on capitol hill, erica. some big votes coming today. does he move his agenda forward? >> there is a lot going on there as we're looking at what's going to happen with both bills. christine romans is our business correspondent and john harwood is at the white house. as we look at what is happening on capitol hill, what we'r

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erica caturay. she's here now at the forecast looks like for the sierra. we also have our eyes on. atmospheric river coming at the beginning of next week. some curious that the timing of the storm, erika yeah, you're right about that. in fact, i'll show you my graphics where we will time that out and when when it will be hitting us here. >> in the bay area. but i know a lot of people like to travel for the weekend. if you plan on going out to the sierra best time to travel would be today and sunday. it is going to be wet tomorrow. we're also going to get some snow and elevations over a 6,000 feet tomorrow. but just a couple inches of us know if we do the ne. as for what we're seeing now on satellite and radar. we have this area of low pressure which is bringing some rain up to eureka in crescent city, garber ville. as you can see, if you're making a north to oregon or this area for the weekend. it's going to be raining on and off a specially on the one o one there asked for us in the bay area. we will see those clouds remaining with us through tomorrow morning. the north bay has a

but as you mentioned, erica, this is just the first step. now it heads to the senate where it faces a far more uncertain path. and over there, democrats can't afford to lose any democrats in the vote. of course joe manchin, the centrist from west virginia, is a big question mark in all of this. he has issues with specific provisions in the bill that the house passed. they knew that over here. democrats added paid family leave, for example, knowing that joe manchin has a problem with it, so that could be stripped out. he has general concerns with inflation and the impacts that this could have on inplace. so democrats still have a lot of work to do. they're working with a very tight schedule. they're trying to wrap it up at least before the end of this year. they have a lot of other things on their plate as well, including funding a government and a debt ceiling deadline in mid-december. a long road ahead but a victory for democrats. >> so does the white house, does the biden administration have a plan to get it through the senate? do they hav

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today they made it there were a few close moments are families here today, erica back to you. >> the video shows just how hazardous it can be. steve in the board in texas thank you. >> unfolding on a highway and oakland, california. a 23 month old child is dead after being hit with a straight bullet while riding in a car on interstate 880 yesterday by the california highway patrol said the toddler was caught in the crossfire of a freeway gun battle. christina is in loss angeles now with more in the story, christina perry. >> arthel, this deadly shooting happened in the middle of the day on a gm fact packed freeway in oakland. highway patrol arriving on scene. >> there shooting each other on the freeway. >> have another call in a child is bleeding from the head. >> the victims and reportedly said a single bullet struck the child in the head she also said other relatives were in the car including three children break no arrests have been made there is no word on the motive for the shooting bread but said that we are hearing about children losing their lives to gun violence on highways

. >> i'm erica hill. stay tuned. kate baldwin picks up our coverage next. [ music playing ] >>> hello, everyone, i'm chris baldwin. we begin with breaking news, democrats are reeling after a rough election night sending a warning to the party ahead of next year's mid-terms. the party is still too close to call. we are watching it because the numbers do continue to change. democratic governor phil murphy, he does have a narrow lead right now over the republican challenger. right now he stands at 5700 ahead of phil murphy. that is what separates these two men, joe manchin won by two points a year ago. but in virginia, republican businessman glenn youngkin is now the governor-elect after defeating former governor terry mcauliffe. youngkin's playbook are one republicans are hoping to replicate. across the country, voters offered mix messages of what directions they want their cities to take. but history was also made. let's start with that still undecided race in new jersey this hour, cnn's john berman. he has the very l

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