amy: jan egeland, the u.s.nctions against iran, so how can iran be helped in dealing with this number of refugees that are crossing the border -- 4000, 5000 -- every day. what is getting the west's attention is what is happening and europe. tear gas, water cannons being fired at hundreds of asylum-seekers trying to push their way through razor wire barrier erected along the pole-belarus border. that 4000 to 5000 refugees altogether, what is happening, iran, is every day. if you could address this? >> as a european, i'm ashamed at what is happening in our part of the world. what belarus is doing by using vulnerable migrants, just ponds and some kind of a power-play and then you're basically saying, we're not going to hear any asylum applications at all violation of international law -- migrants with the army on either side, wanting them to go in opposing directions. that is europe with aew thousand. in iran, we are having between 3.5 million and 4 million afghans at the moment. i think that has to be sunk in. 40

jan hatzius and mark cabana will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> from my perspective, this is sort of the dream team. chair powell clearly is a force for stability and good sense and monetary policy. lael brainard is someone i have known for over 30 years. extremely talented person. i think together, you're going to see an even better alliance and combination. guy: peter orszag, lazard group ceo. jan hatzius is goldman sachs' chief economist. peter described this as the dream team. how would you describe this team? jan: i would agree that this is a very strong set of appointments, and certainly something that provides continuity and a very strong sense of unity, at least as far as monetary policy is concerned. i think the views of chair powell and soon to be vice chair brainerd are going to mesh very well, so i would agree with what peter has been saying. alix: the market is pricing in a second rate hike for november 2022. is that the right call? jan: it is consistent with our forecast. we will see whether it is the right

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norah.clear if we will have >> o'donnell: jan crawford at the supreme court. thank you jan.ears tonight that air chaos travel over the halloween weekend could signal trouble for holiday travels. american airlines has had to cancel 2,000 flights because of bad weather and a shortage of workers. here's cbs' errol barnett. >> delayed the flight a couple of times and told us it was canceled. >> i'm kind of stranded. >> reporter: frustrated flyers felt like they were being tricked after this halloween weekend. >> after we arrived they got a message they were canceled. >> reporter: american airlines passengers are lining up for answers after the carrier canceled more than 2,000 flights since friday, including 400 today. >> as soon as i got here, i got a text that message my flight was canceled. they have no crew. >> reporter: the airline says crosswinds at the dallas hub thursday drove the cancellations and put staff out of place. >> i've had this happen before, so i'm not surprised. >> reporter: the same stress- inducing issue was reported by spirit and southwest airlines as smal

. >> this is ant jan. >> it was very hopeless, very hopeless. >> did you believe that they wouldn't have never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the man watched their twenties and then their thirties come and go, in prison. and now, where they were in their mid forties. still telling anybody and everybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i just walked with the fate. you know, like this is not the end. >> the brothers had turned down any and all plea deals, determined instead, to clear their names. they joined every prison program. took every class they could to prove improve themselves. >> we schooled ourselves. we always took any kind of programs they had to offer. >> both of you? >> yeah, absolutely. worked every day. and just held our heads up. >> but to prove their innocence, they needed some solid new evidence. and by 2009, after 22 years, even their family had about giving up on that. how do you actually gotten to the stage where you thought, well, they're just going to be there for the rest of their lives? nothing we can do ab

[laughter] >> jan, help me out. you are better at this than i am. how do you get judges to talk about things they are not allowed to? >> we don't live in silicon valley. >> i can't think of a better way to and then seeing judges reviewed chancellor questions -- refused to answer questions. thank you for joining me, and they cue to the panelists from the heritage foundation. [applause] >> thank you so much for your leadership of that panel. judge pryor, judge hardeman, judge jones, what a great way to celebrate 30 years of justice thomas jurisprudence. i am glad it was not just the opinions and so many areas involving the rule of law, but anecdotes. we look forward to hearing much more throughout the day. we will have a 10 minute break. when you come back to the auditorium, make sure you keep your masks on. we will come back at 10:30 to start a wonderful discussion of the justices jurisprudence in the area of constitutional liberties. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning

and it's jan. jan, jan, contingent engine as low as possible. but lucy, having set the task of settling a comp and neutral economy and no later than no later than no late 2060 rush is also relying on the usually resource of our forest of our forest, of our he co systems and the significance of their can potential financial for the absorb and coughing up there, been diet, foot fair side, but that for that reducing oxygen will indeed our country has a 20 percent of august of the world as well to forest areas. russia, india, which is one of the world's biggest, the world's big, the world's big polluters, has also said it are good of carbon market of ality. but that of the year it of 20 . it of set he, it of set he, it of 20 misses the summit i'm it's, it's a go go by to gold debt to go to gold and to gold. had to go in to golden prime to gold time it to go minister culture, gal is also asked, so it from us or more so money debug, dowdell, dowdell, that who developed countries for the transition to condition to condition to energy or mtv. or you cou

that was, jan hatzius was taking notes.] jonathan: there's a chance there might be a tantrum. there's a chance there might not be. lisa: he actually did say something, though. tom: oh please, lisa. lisa: he did. when he said they are periods of time where greed has far outpaced fear. we are in one of those periods. my experience says those are not long-lived. the question is what is going to stop it. that is actually saying something. jonathan: i said it was an otherwise good conversation. just looking at fairly specific parts of it where he said something without saying much at all. tom: what i would say right here would get me in real trouble. jonathan: you stay out of trouble. tom: david wilson is looking at me saying, stay out of trouble. jonathan: equity futures unchanged on the s&p. yields unchanged on the 10 year bond, 1.6319%. tom: thank you. greatly appreciate that. right now, we will move over. david wilson with his really wonderful, foundational book on all of this mumbo-jumbo, looks to total enterprise value. he

jan crawford, cbs news, fairfax, virginia. >> o'donnell: thank you, janet. we'll be right back.egon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingredient collagen! olay body wash hydrates to improve skin 3x better, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or ev

tonight the cornelis gert jan left le havre. its captain will be back to face charges next year. tricky for fishermen as it is for politicians. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. more than 30 years after the lockerbie bombing, libya is considering extraditing a man wanted by the united states in connection with the attack. 270 people died when a pan am plane was brought downjust before christmas 1988 — it remains the worst terrorist attack on british soil. in 2003, libya accepted responsibility, and now the libyan foreign minister has told the bbc that it is very open to collaborating on the question of extradition. from tripoli, orla guerin reports. when something like this happens, you have a close member of your family who you love dearly, getting murdered, you're handed down a life sentence yourself. my brother was a typical 20—year—old. he, you know, loved life, he loved sports, he loved politics, he loved his friends. he was the best big brother and the worst big brother at the same time. on this dark night in 1988, the town of lockerbie was engulfed in flames and horror. th

also there's been a bit of a analysis because a president she jan thing apparently opened the discussion by calling terabyte in la puente oil, which in chinese means old friends. so there's also been a lot of footage from chinese state media to warmly greeting each other informally at the beginning of this meeting. and that has been perceived very positively here in china. and also that positive reception has been reflected in the major asian stock markets who are, which have all risen as a result of this meeting. so i think there is some sort of understanding or perception that at least that this has been one meeting that's resulted in some sort of positive result for the us china relationship. now there are some difficult sticking points we yet to hear anything on the south. china sea disagreements over hong kong, sion young human rights treatments, et cetera. but it does seem to be some positive movement there. i think beijing genuinely wanted to see some cooperation some when, when outcomes as president, she didn't ping said earlier when it comes to this talk. i think president, she

now president, she jan ping did not attend, has not is not attending cop 26. he sent in a written statement and he did not even send in a speech via video link. now speaking on tuesday, china's foreign ministry said the statement was sent in instead of a speech, because this is only what was provided by the organizers. now, china does have a delegation, currently attending cub $26.00. but it is fair to say that aging is on the defensive. they have not at this summer delivered, and the new targets any new outcomes. all concessions aging has simply elaborated on its plans of achieving its earlier targets that have already been said, which is to achieve carbon peaking by 2030 and cover neutrality by 2060 the diplomatic fall and continues between france and australia after a failed. multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal. the french ambassador to australia has accused camera of contention on the seat when it cancelled the agreement. prime minister scott morrison denied lying about his intentions, his heir o'clock. i will note here in or in the 1st it was the french p

tonight the cornelis gert jan left le havre. its captain will be back to face charges next year.ermen as it is for politicians. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. joe exotic became a household name in march 2020 after the netflix docu—series, �*tiger king' became a cultural phenomenon. he's currently serving a 22—year prison sentence in texas after being found guilty of multiple charges of animal abuse and two counts of attempted murder for hire. on wednesday, joe exotic, took to social media announcing a biopsy has revealed he's suffering from an aggressive form of cancer and called for supporters to be his voice to be released. for more on this i'm joined byjoe exotic�*s lawyer, john phillips. just explained to me what he is arguing for, compassionate release because of this prostate cancer? release because of this rostate cancer? , ., prostate cancer? right, so joe is due a recent _ prostate cancer? right, so joe is due a recent thing _ prostate cancer? right, so joe is due a recent thing hearing l is due a recent thing hearing and justice in america it's very slow so we want t

tonight, the cornelis gert jan left le havre. its captain will be back to face charges next year.iticians. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. one of england's top cricket clubs, yorkshire, is at the centre of a bitter race controversy. a former player azeem rafiq, received an apology after an independent report found he had been the victim of racist harassment and bullying. but no action has been taken against staff or players sparking widespread anger, and now sponsors have withdrawn their support. here's our sports editor dan roan. it's the most successful club in the history of county cricket, but yorkshire is now engulfed in a racism scandal centred on former player azeem rafiq. an independent panel found the spin bowler had been the victim of racial harassment and bullying while at the club. yorkshire apologised, but took no action against any member of staff, and political pressure has been intensifying. what we've read is deeply shocking and one of the most disturbing events in modern cricket history, in my view. i can think of very few reasons why the board of yorkshire cri

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seattle public school parents and a summary public school parent doctor jan wiseman.with you. i feel like there are a lot of us who are pretty tired thanks to our jobs, looking at the team here getting up a little the night. what makes seattle teachers different from the rest of us. >> two kids attend seattle public schools. first time in a year and a half they are teaching in person. and a 4 day weekend. >> you heard erica talking about short notice. is there no consideration for what that short notice does to plan their lives? >> it is an impulse to all the parents worry social workers to those like healthcare and any parents turning on the time to drop everything, shows your responsibility for children under their care. todd: let's go to various statements from respective districts, on canceling class today we are aware of the larger the more were number of spf staff and don't have adequate personnel to open schools, it is indicative of 15 educators and students are experiencing. only a few weeks into the school year, how to we compete with countries like china on

janness and her dog bowie were in the park.er emma clark was worried and tracked them up to the gruesome murder scene. here is clark's call to 911 moments later. >> what's the emergency? >> at piedmont park i just was looking for my girlfriend, i couldn't find her, she's dead at piedmont park. >> you said somebody's dead at piedmont park? >> yes. please send help. >> now, in the days following the brutal murder, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms tried to disspell fears that a serial killer was on the loose saying there was no evidence of that or of a hate crime. now, atlanta police and the fbi continue their investigation, but up until this point, griff. no arrests have been made. back to you. griff: all right, charles watson keeping an eye on it for us down in atlanta. thank you. jacqui: griff, russia is once again building up its forces on the ukrainian border. how should the u.s. respond? we'll ask a commander general from the united states army in europe. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'n

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. >>> i'm jan crawford in washington, thanks for staying with us.around the world brace for another wave of coronavirus linked to the new omicron variant, president biden sought to reassure americans he took to the air ways to say it was a cause for concern but not a cause for panic. scientists don't know if the new strain is more transmissable or more deadly. it has prompted lockdowns and travel restrictions. the new variant was discovered in south africa. debra is there. >> reporter: this is where the countries top scientists are racing to find out whether existing vaccines will stop i'm akron. within 36 hours of discovering the new variant, the researchers immediately began testing it. but instead of being applauded, many believe south africa is being punished for its excellent science. the gloves are off in the fight to stop the strain. in days omicron has been globally recognized and is stalking the world. as of today, the travel ban there prevent most from south africa from entering the united states and restrictions have been made from south

jan crawford, cbs news, fairfax, virginia. >> o'donnell: thank you, janet. >>> reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm norah o'donnell 6789. >>> this is cbs news flash, i'm tom hanson in new york. a federal jum has rejected an emergency injunction by donald trump. trump's lawyers have already appealed the decision. >>> the tomb of the unknown soldier is open to the public for the first time in in 96 years. there's going to be a two-day flower ceremony for the public to pay their respects. and another season of squid game is on the way t korean thriller was one of the most popular shows in streaming history. season one has raked in nearly $900 million so far. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs new york. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to begin with a major milestone in the fight against covid. it was exactly one year ago today that pfizer said its covid vaccine proved to be highly effective against the coronavirus in trials. the first shots came just over a month lat

." >> i'm jan crawford in washington. thanks for staying with us. at the u.n.mate summit in scotland, president biden and 100 world leaders signed on to an agreement to regulate methane. it's a greenhouse gas that warms the atmosphere 80 times faster than carbon dioxide. here in the u.s., the proposed new rules will force oil and gas companies to monitor, detect, and fix methane leaks from their wells and face stiff fines if they don't. but methane is odorless and colorless. so the question is how do you know when it's leaking? ben tracy met with some scientists who are working on that. >> reporter: inside a hangar in boulder, colorado, this appears to be just another fancy private jet. >> you can always pull these graphs up. >> reporter: but it's actually filled with scientists on a mission to help save the planet. they take to the skies to hunt down an invisible gas, seen here with infrared cameras, which is rapidly heating up the atmosphere. and fueling some of the worst impacts of climate change. what exactly is methane? >> methane is a greenhouse gas. it i

jonathan: hard to call it hawkish with the likes of jan hatzius when the market is right on them no moneyht on the money. later i will be catching up with stuart kaiser. the coverage continues through the week on central bank decisions and this in scotland, the opening session of cop26. boris johnson delivered an opening statement. then it is onto the president, who is third in line to deliver his statement, sometime around 9:00 we should hear from the president of the united states. my guidance is pretty loose. lisa: i hope something comes of this. the g20 meeting was -- not on the practicalities of enforcement or details. jonathan: boris johnson looking for some details, telling the conference we need to act or it will be too late. we've heard that a lot for a long time. lisa: we have, but where's the urgency? does that count as fluff or action? jonathan: you are our commander in chief and it comes to all things fluff. lisa: i will let you carry that conversation forward. jonathan: up one third of 1% in new york. this is bloomberg. laura: the texas abortion law goes before the u.s. supr

, thanks very much for joining us today jan hoffman. i think as many are wondering what the supply chains are going to look like, very valuable messages in that conversation. >>> u.s. futures point to gains after friday's selloff particularly european markets. state side more contained but still deeply in negative territory. what to expect when wall street returns today. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 >>> you're now looking at live pictures from the world health assembly where member states are meeting today to discuss the pandemic response and preparedness concerns over the new omicron variant is, of course, what we're talking about. countries are on high alert at this stage and we're hearing from the president of the eur

the view from jan hatzius, the range of medical and economic outcomes remains unusually wide. that is going to be the case for the next couple of weeks. tom: but how do companies adapt? jonathan: they have done all this year. let's be clear about that. tom: i wonder how the successful stay-at-home companies adapt to this, and the answer is they are going to wake up and say let's go to work. that is going to be the tone. jonathan: it seemed very clear maybe a week ago. the federal reserve the middle of december, the bank of england, the ecb, and i'll of a sudden, we are talking about something else. kailey: it is going to take weeks to get a clearer picture of what exactly the obligations are for growth, and yet central mics have to make decisions and about two weeks and change in what they are going to do on monetary policy. do they wait until there is more information, if there is not a clear picture? or do they proceed with what the market has been expecting, a faster tightening given the inflation picture? jonathan: weigh in on this. how responsive will this market the two

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host: howard is in new york, good afternoon jan with author eric eyre. caller: thank you very much today's my 74th it's an honor to be on this program. i work in the health field i am from queens, new york no personal experience but i'm curious we've heard about joe manchin so much in the news and i've seen the west virginia governor, what role did the governor and the senators play. >> eyman rn i've been working in the school but i worked with hospitals in the past but mostly in the public and private schools. have you seen the opioid epidemic in queens, new york. caller: not really, i have a 22-year-old i'm a divorced dad and he lived in a village for a while, you could buy almost anything in the streets, i no personal experience but i find this program extremely helpful. host: eric eyre back to his question about the politician. guest: he is the man of the hour right now with kyrsten sinema in arizona. joe manchin i have to say has been a pretty good job on the opioid front there was a new opioid develop called terminal and it's very strong and is sti

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you foreign affairs ministers at brussels will be discussing a recent developments in sir jan. it comes a day after general abdel father albert han shed the 1st meeting of the new sovereign counsel that he appointed. it's been criticized by the un for excluding the recently asteroid civilian leadership. the u. n. has released $14000000.00 of emergency funds to civilians caught up in the t cry weight crisis in ethiopia as well as the rest of the country's complet hit north. it comes as can years president visited ethiopia to push for an end to the conflict between the government and rebel forces mohammed a doe has more from addis ababa. alyssa, going about sandra that you special envoy to the home of africa has expressed some hope that there could be talks between the parties. but he says that is a window that is quickly closing and that end it talks will not succeed unless there is a says fire and present. looking at his visit to add to suburb is part of this international effort, which is growing by the day based on sun among the international community. that these conflict co

. >> once again from washington, moderator jan michels and door. >> happy thanksgiving and welcome topecial edition of washingtonweek. many americans gathered around their tables to give thanks with family and friends. covid kept most of us apart last year but this year feels different. some have been able to be reunited. the nation polls show we are deeply divided on many issues. 85% of american adults want significant political change and fewer than half are satisfied with the functioning of democracy. we can't seem to agree on basic facts and what needs to be done differently. let's look at other recent polling. democrats are more likely to support teaching the impacts of racism. republicans believe misinformation about the covid vaccines. more than half of republicans believe the 2020 election should definitely or probably be overturned. though we should note, there's no evidence of mass voter fraud in the 2020 election. in washington, divisions have played out in congress. lawmakers have spent months wrangling over president biden's agenda. we've seen fights over race, education,

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nbc meteorologist jan eessa web joins us with that. >> hi. good morning we have strong storms entering the northeast d.c. to new york city and boston. we will deal with rain it should move out for your early evening around dinner time but our friends on the pacific northwest, we have another pineapple express revving up in this area. it's coastal areas from seattle i think northern california by tomorrow afternoon, you start to deal with rain flash flood watches have been put in place across this area. we are talking about some areas picking up ae throughout the weekend. we are below the freezing mark across the dakotas >>> i just saw a reading of negative 21 degrees somewhere. i'll show you where coming up. >> eeks. all right. we want to hear about that thanks, janessa. >>> today off the hot hand of j.p. morgan ii the senior from uc riverside from way beyond half court at the buzzer to give the hielders the upset win at arizona state he had 14 on the night it handed the sun devils the first loss of the season >>> jessica lynch shares her sto

jan lynn has her message at 5:00. >> from sky seven, the family gathered at a makeshift memorial along the southbound lanes of 880 in oakland. the burning of incense and joss paper is how many chinese pay respect to the deceased, ensuring a comfortable afterlife. little jasper was in a car with his mother, aunt and cousins on the way home from fremont when a bullet went through the front windshield. sources tell me jasper was shot in the forehead, caught in a gang crossfire. jasper's mother invited us to the fremont home she shares with family on monday afternoon. surrounded by friends and community leaders who offered translation, she reflected on picking out a cake for jasper's second birthday next month. that was an incredible good boy. >> h h h wonderful child to me. >> compounding the heartbreak, her husband is flying from shanghai tonight. he's never even seen his son in real life, only via video chat. unable to visit, an unfortunate circumstance of the covid pandemic. >> being a full-time mom, even when i was pregnant, i was by myself. >> as a fremont cou and others offered supp