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we get more now from cbs's errol barnett. good evening to you, errol. >> reporter: good evening, margaret. thankfully, flight cancellations and delays are low nationwide tonight thanks to ideal weather conditions. however, traveler volume is tremendously high, both here on the ground and in the air, making it virtually impossible tonight to avoid the crowds. tonight america is on the move. >> traveling back for thanksgiving on the busiest day of the year. >> reporter: it's been a day of congested highways, crowded airports and full train stations as millions make their way to thanksgiving destinations. >> we left early to beat the traffic. >> it's just a parking garage at this point. >> reporter: most are driving, wth more than 48 million hitting the roads. and tonight finding gas prices averaging $3.39 per gallon, the highest thanksgiving holiday price in nine years. >> that's too much money. that's too much. the gas is high. >> reporter: with covid lockdowns in the rearview mirror and the national vaccination rate nearing 6

thank you, errol. tonight, more than 40 military personnel are headed to michigan to help overwhelmed hospitals treat a surge of covid ents. and as americans prepare celebrate thaofs are urging p take precautiottise.t's jut turkeys americans are on the hunt for tonight. there's also a rush for rapid covid tests. >> many of us are coming from all around the country, actually, so it was a way for us to keep each other safe. >> reporter: over-the-counter rapid tests give results in 15-30 minutes. covid cases are rising in 24 states, compared to the prior week, and hospitalizations are up in 22. but with nearly two-thirds of eligible americans fully vaccinated, this thanksgiving looks better than last year's. cases are down 46%, and there are fewer hospitalizations and deaths. the c.d.c. still recommends delaying travel until you're fully vaccinated, and wearing masks in public indoor settings in communities with high transmission. right now, that's most of the country. dr. anthony fauci says vaccinations

barnett on the tarmac tonight, thanks, errol.emic headlines, first lady jill biden kicked off a nationwide campaign for child vaccines too. she joined the surgeon general in mclean, virginia, where the first polio vaccines were actually given out in 1954. interesting. the biden administration's new vaccine rule for companies with 100 or more employees is on hold, but the department of justice is defending the new policy saying tonight it's necessary to address the grave danger of covid. and so, now we wait to see how the courts respond. and some promising news. we learned today regeneron's monoclonal treatment reduces the risk of covid by more than 80% for up to eight months. now to the growing struggle to feed families in need. the price of meat, poultry, fish and eggs in u.s. cities soared by about 15% since last year. more americans are being forced to find help at food banks and now those vital safety nets are hurting, too. here's cbs' mark strassmann. >> reporter: outside food pantry 279, they wait for a weekly food box that

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errol barnett will lied us off from newark international airport. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. tonight the c.d.c. is strengthening its recommendation all adults who received either the pfizer or moderna vaccine should get their booster shots as long as it's been six months since the last shot. previously, they recommended younger adults may get their boosters. also tonight "the post" reports pfizer is ready to recommended 16 and 17-year-olds get their boosters and it expects that to be approved quickly. calling omicron a variant of concern, the world health organization says it has the potential to pose a very high global risk as it is loaded with more mutations than delta. first identified last week in south africa, it's not yet clear whether omicron spreads more easily or causes more severe infections. today, president biden said it is inevitable that the omicron variant will reach the u.s. and pledged to fight it with science and speed, while appealing for calm. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for pan

errol barnett, thank you. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." the latest on that outbreak of smash and grab store robberies, and a man walks free after serving more than 40 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the 100, 200, even $400 cream. see, my skin looks more even, and way brighter. dullness? so done. turn up your results with new olay vitamin c my skin can face anything. shop the full vitamin c collection at olay.com clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. >>> a wave of brazen s

errol, thank you very much. tonight the united kingdom says it will restrict travel from south africa after scientists discovered a potentially dangerous new variant of the coronavirus. few than 30% of south africans have had a covid shot, but researchers there are trying to reverse engineer the moderna vaccine with the blessings of the world health organization. cbs's debora patta reports from johannesburg. >> reporter: this is the cape town home to a revolution. inside the warehouse, rebels in white lab coats have an audacious plan to solve global vaccine inequalities. while more than half the world received one shot, most to have the nations had picks of vaccines, so african countries had to wait. as a result, less than 7% on the continent are fully vaccinated. afrigen technical director dr. caryn fenner said the pandemic was a wakeup call. >> made us realize if no one stipes up, no one else will do it. after pleading with big pharma to share recipes, these scientists are done waiting and taking the developme

attorney kim whaly, cnn political commentator errol louis. as we look at this, you know, the fact that these three judges said, okay, we're going to move forward, we're going to put this on an expedited schedule, we have the dates on the calendar, was that a smart legal move and does it blunt some of the politics? >> i'm not surprised at all that the judges did this because there would be, i think, a tremendous amount of political backlash if they were to order that the documents be delivered while the case is pending. now, of course, this is the same thing that happened with sb-8 in texas when it came to the abortion laws. the supreme court did not say that. i think what we're seeing is the na fact that when it comes to presidential records and we have duelling presidents, the sitting president said the records go to congress, the former president said, no, that the courts take this very seriously, politically. but honestly, it is amazing that donald trump still manages to sort of muck up the workings of government, even though he's no longe

errol, how much of a setback was last night for what's called the defund the police movement?rective to the defund the police movement, which properly speaking, if you think about it, wolf, really should have been called the reconfigure the police or unbundle the police. the reality is, if the george floyd killing represents anything, it represents the idea that you don't need a squad of men with guns to go investigate the possibility passing of a $20 counterfeit bill. some things the cops don't need to be involved in. they should be chasing down scary criminals, people carrying guns and using guns and robbing banks and selling drugs. when it comes to emotionally disturbed persons, squabbles on a playground between kids, passing a $20 counterfeit bill, there are other agencies that need to do it. and so defunding is not about the dollars. it really should be about reorganizing police departments to do what we need them to do with deadly force when it's called for. and not so much of everything else. it's tricky. it's an adult conversation. it involves skillful management and l

here's errol barnett. >> reporter: it's a rarely seen room.rucial it never closed during the pandemic. delta airlines' 24/7 operational control center or occ is staffed by up to 300 people monitoring more than 463,000 passengers with 97,000 flying through atlanta alone. something goes wrong on an aircraft, who does the pilot call? >> the captain instantly messages me. >> reporter: chris nunez plans and tracks dozens of flights at once. if a passenger is disruptive, he has the authority to divert the plane. >> i am the safety person on the ground. so i share the responsibility with the captain to ensure that the flight is safe at all times. >> reporter: nunez works with people like retired marine captain mark garner who after 14 years just earned thanksgiving off. >> it's competitive just to get to delta as a pilot. >> reporter: there's also stiff competition to work in the occ which is overseeing 4,000 flights. heather heightsman leads 26 meteorologists and says posts here are prestigious with staffers staying until retirement. she's been here

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errol barnett, thank you. well, tonight, the global death toll from covid has surpassed 5 million people. the u.s. alone approaching 750,000 confirmed deaths, accounts for about 15% of all covid fatalities. later this week, the u.s. is expected to begin vaccinating children with the pfizer shot as young as five, but there's a setback for moderna's vaccine for kids. here's cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: the f.d.a. is delaying the moderna vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds so it can take more time to look into reports of the rare side effect of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle in some boys and young men. now the vaccine may not be available until january, but, by the end of the week, the first pfizer shots for children five to eleven could be available. a c.d.c. advisory committee is meeting tomorrow to decide whether to recommend them. >> we have enough vaccine, pfizer vaccine for every child age five to eleven. >> reporter: as some parents anticipate vaccinating their children, in new york city

cbs' errol barnett is in atlanta and says we haven't even hit the height of the thanksgiving travel rushorter: tonight, the weston-kandathil family is braving the crowds. will this be her first time seeing grandma? >> yes. it'll be her first time seeing her in person, yeah. >> reporter: flying with the 20- month-old for the first time. >> it will be a really special thanksgiving for us. >> reporter: 4 million people are expected to fly this week, up 80% over the last year. and while security lines are already long, the t.s.a. tells cbs news it is not concerned about staffing issues due to the vaccine mandate. 93% of its employees are at least partially vaccinated as the deadline kicks in today. >> we don't expect any service disruption as a result of the vaccination mandate. >> reporter: but there was a major disruption at atlanta's airport saturday when a man accidentally discharged a gun at security, sending passengers scrambling. tonight a warrant is out for his arrest highlighting the problem of prohibited carry-on weapons in atlanta. >> we have detected more than 460 firearms year t

we get more now from cbs's errol barnett. ( cheering ) >> reporter: after more than a year apart, newersey residents aysha and vincent mathew finally introduced aysha's mother and sister who live in england to their growing family. >> the hardest part was not having them to meet his son when he was born or missed my other sons' birthday on other milestones. >> reporter: aysha's mother couldn't be happier, holding her 6-month-old grandson aaron for the first time. monday, flights took off simultaneously from london on route to new york, as part of celebrations marking the end of u.s. covid restrictions in place since march of 2020. now, nationals from 33 countries can come to the states for nonessential travel as long as they are vaccinated and provide a negative covid test within three days of departure. those underneednly a negative test result. >> it's been amazing day for the team. >> reporter: jose freig with american airlines tells cbs demand for lights is up 74% from brazil and 66% from the u.k. in the past few months. >> the pent-up demand is mr. there. customers have been chom

errol barnett, thank you so much. well, it was an emotional day at the sex trafficking trial of british socialite ghislaine maxwell. an accuser testified that maxwell's boyfriend, jeffrey epstein, abused her when she was just 14. cbs' mola lenghi has graphic testimony from the federal courthouse in manhattan. >> reporter: taking the stand as jane to protect her identity, the first alleged victim to testify in ghislaine maxwell's trial today said she was 14 and froze in fear during her first sexual contact with jeffrey epstein. she said she'd met epstein and max well in 1994, while eating ice cream at a summer arts camp in michigan, telling a packed courtroom, that maxwell befriended her, then would sometimes be in the room during sexual abuse that went on for years. "she seemed very casual, like it was normal," she said with maxwell just a few feet away at the defense table. "but it did not seem normal to me." jane fought back tears when she described flying from her gnome in palm beach to new mexico, where and maxwel

errol lewis, political anchor for spectrum news, always good to see you.we look at police reform and support for law enforcement around the country, eric adams running on this pro-police platform here in new york city, but i think it does really, you know, bring into focus what we're seeing from democrats, is this struggle between supporting law enforcement and also having in many cases a necessary conversation about police reform and what that would look like. what do you think democrats are taking away from the approach that they're seeing here in new york city from adams? >> well, good morning, erica. i think what democrats are taking away from this entire situation over the last year is that we have the largest demonstrations by some measures in u.s. history around the george floyd killing and the need to have a different kind of conversation. well, this is what the conversation looks like about reorganizing police departments, what what i would call unbundling them, making it so if there's an emotionally disturbed person off their meds and acting out,

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i am errol barnett at the world's busiest airport in atlanta.with you some of the more interesting travel stories passengers are sharing >>> another live look right now as a news conference from oakland's police chief is about to begin to address the robberies and looting of from over the weekend. you can had to cbs to stream that live. >>> coming up, we look at what stores and shoppers are doing differently to try to stay safe and thieves. and finally >>> at 3:00, cal fire wants to make this lego version of its firefighting helicopter a reality. take a good look. someone designed this sikorsky s 70 fire hot using these tiny bricks. you can vote online within the next month to get the company to actually produce the set. it would include the helicopter, two pilots, and two firefighters and it would have about 3000 pieces. so pack your captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, a christmas parade turns into a nightmare after an suv mows down children and the elderly, killing five and injuring dozens more. an update on thkids still in crit

reporter: the suspect a local man, errol brooks, an aspiring rapper.ted this video on his youtube channel, including what looks like the red vehicle used in the hit and run. court documents show he has a lengthy criminal record. police say he had fled a domestic disturbance and that he acted alone. the result was devastating. this was the president's message to the community in morning. >> last night, people in waukesha were gathered to celebrate the start of the season of hope and togetherness and inks giving. this morning, our entire family and i'm sure all of us, prayed this same spirit will lift the victims of this tragedy. reporter: this afternoon, the police cordoning came down and the road reopened. but nothing feels back to normal. in the coming days, there will be opportunities to grieve and remember victims together, right now, the town only just beginning to absorb the shock and loss. bbc news, waukesha, wisconsin. anchor: let's go back to the elections in south america and turn to venezuela. nicholas madero's ruling party won 20 out of 23 p

i'm errol barnett and i will show >>> the right light rain is making his way deeper into the north baye first hours making their way into san francisco. light stuff that verse but the darker greens offshore of the moderate to heavy rain that we are going to be seeing throughout the evening and into tonight. it is also going to be windy a wind advisory going to be in effect from 7:00 tonight through tuesday. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. wet roads. keep both hands on the wheel. coming up all new at 5:00, >>> plans to put police officers on bikes to patrol a popular trail in the south bay. we will explore that much more on the kpix news on 5:00. >>> a sign of economic recovery. vegas we buffets are back. some of them. covid shutdown and all 60 vegas buffets stopped servg. incling the back in all buffet at caesars palace. at $75, it offers nine ethnic cuisines and 28 different captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, what we're learning about the warning signs about that deadly concert in texas. the criminal investigation, new details about the victim and the first lawsuits aga

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because i'm of japanese ancestry, but when i was a kid, i saw the adventures of robin hood starring errolaid, "why not put a fencing foil in sulu's hand?" and he said, "yeah, this is science fiction. why not?" and that was one of my most successful episodes. i remember that episode. i mean, you were a very prominent character, and so was lieutenant uhura, the black woman played by michelle nichols, who also had a key role on the starship, also did something which many viewers around the world and listeners will remember, that is, shared a kiss with william shatner, captain kirk. now that, again, broke barriers. indeed, it did. and ijust wonder for you as a cast, all of you as a team, were you aware that that you were actually doing something that culturally was something of an earthquake in the united states of america in the late 1960s? we were very profoundly aware of it. gene roddenberry told us that he is using metaphors placed in the 23rd century to deal with the issues of our times, which was the civil rights movement, african—americans demonstrating for equality, or the vietnam war

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm erroll barnett. >>> this is cbs news flash.engthen u.s.-c biden met virtually with chinese leader xi jinping. the meeting was the first extensive talks between the two since biden took office. >>> amazon has reached a settlement in a dispute alleging the retail giant failed to properly notify california employees and health agencies of possible covid cases. the the company agreed to be monitored by california officials and pay half a million dollars to help enforce state consumer protection laws. >>> and more than 900 items from some of the world's biggest music legends will hit the auction bloc this week, including this guitar played during a 1970 eric clapton concert. it's expected to fetch up to $500,000. for more news, download the krns news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston. cbs news, new york. . >>> it's tuesday november 16, 2021. this is the cbs morning news. deliberation set. the fate of the teenager kyle rittenhouse goes to the jury. >>> high-stakes meeting with the president of china. chinese c

. >>> let's bring in cnn political commentator errol lewis, host of the you decide podcast. great to see you as every saturday morning. appreciate you getting up early for us. this bill faced a couple of near-death experiences, right? but it passed. as jasmine noted, yesterday was one of the best days of joe biden's presidency. put it in context for us, given, you know, slumping approval numbers sxom of the other hurdles he's had to jump. >> good morning, boris. the reality for the biden administration was they had to get this done. they have something they can really crow about and that a lot of the members of congress can run on next year, which is they've got something done that under a decade's worth of republican leadership in congress, they never got done, right? it was a running joke that it was going to be infrastructure week. you know, we talked about that for four years during the trump presidency and they never even brought anything close to a vote. whereas now, there's going to be the possibility of roads and bridges that people can ride on and see and touch and

cnn's errol reeve covered it extensively in 2017. the future of the white nationalists, whom donald trump once referred to as very fine people. >> well, in 2017 they're at the height of their power, and they were happy to let me know how smart they thought they were. but nearly every defendant i've talked to has said the alt-right is essentially dead. white supremacy isn't dead, but the online movement that was very obsessed with trump is gone. almost every group involved in this has quit the movement. most of the leaders have quit. >> there were no fine people marauding through the crowd in charlottesville, chanting jews will not replace us. and this verdict seals it. >> well, the mother of heather heyer we see there who was mentioned as we mentioned was killed in charlottesville, spoke with cnn about her reaction to the verdict. have a listen. >> even when the evidence seems very clear, you can't always determine what a jury is going to say or do. so i was glad they were able to recognize the preponderance of evidence definitely sh

and we're looking at a beautiful errol, s this. we watch cruise ship come right in morning says we saw come under the golden gate bridge when still dark out. so a lot of the folks woke up this morning to see nice beautiful blue skies over san francisco. enjoy it while it lasts. maybe they're not going his get out here our have the best of the day. anybody's watching, john, what time they have to be back on ship if they don't want to get caught in the rain. i'd say definitely safe to be back on the ship by about have a few sprinkles before then, but manageable it start then because of the clock think perfect timing. oh after this. it's like it feels like you're eating lunch and it started always feels like this time of year. >> but we are going to be seeing showers moving in. well after dark, which yeah, like we said saying very much as we do see the time change, but most of our heavy rainfall is actually going to be safer. well after you get home from work tonight. so mother nature still working in our favor in this one. your view

hollywood to visit her mother and her mother lets her do anything to stay and my mom starts dating errol flynn and abunch of married movie stars . howard hughes who was hot howard hughes at thetime and wanted to marry her . she ends up just out of poor decision-making marion a dog who worked for howard hughes and at the age of 17 stationary for 21 and gets divorced and three weeks later meet a 63-year-old man leopold stokowski and marries him within two or three weeks .. >> that's interesting given how much time she spent with gertrude whitney . >> that's what's so sad about so much of this. my mom never connected with richard vanderbiltwhitney with whom she would have had so much in common . he was a legitimate sculptor, very talented who love art, had such a great american art collection that she founded the whitney museum because the mets wouldn't take it when she offered it to them and has a very bohemian life now a few blocks down from greenwich village. she was very close to reggie, her brother. i think she could have told my mom a lotabout him but asthey never had real conversatio

hollywood to visit her mother and her mother let you do anything and stay, and my mom starts dating errol flynn and a bunch of married movie stars, howard hughes, hot howard hughes at the time wanted to measure and she ends up just out of poor decision making, mirroring like a thug who worked for howard hughes. at the age of 17, you know, stays married until 21 and then gets divorced, and three weeks later meets the 63 of man leopold stokowski, this great director, conductor and marries him within two or three weeks. >> wow. that's interesting though even given how much time she spent with gertrude whitney. >> that's what's a sad about so much of this is my mom never connected really with gertrude and of the whitney with she would've had so much in common, whitney was a legitimate sculptor, very talented who love art, had a great american art collection she founded the whitney museum because the met t wouldn't take it when she offered to them and a very bohemian -- the would've been so much and she was very close to reggie her brother and she could've told my mom a lot about him but they

looking outside at your mark and errol camera. things are beautiful clear.g. just a nice modest offshore wind and a chilly one at that. so it does feel brisk outside couple of spots of fog up in the north bay around santa rosa as well as out into the central valley in the delta side from that any chance of rain and snow continues to be sent well to our north. we've had multiple atmospheric river squared up right at areas, especially north of seattle bay area just continues our dry trajectories. so another sun shiny day after another sun shiny day is ahead of us in this forecast today is going to be another mild one as will be the case tomorrow. a few passing clouds from time to time. not something much that you're going to notice on into wednesday. your first day of december really not a whole lot of change. today's daytime high 60's and 70's at least for the most part, you'll see a couple of 50's right along the coastline comfortable weather you can get away with the t-shirt towards the afternoon. but just do bundle up in layers because this morning is anot