karine: d.o.j. made clear to plaintiffs that the reported figures are higher than anywhere the is thelement and land. that's what d.o.j. said today. the department of justice can speak to the process. reporter: you've been asked a couple of times about critical race theory. does the white house believe republicans had success in tuesday's election in part because of their messaging on critical race theory? was that one they have major reasons for why they had a good night and democrats had losses? or does the white house believe the critical race theory issue and messaging was not a major factor in what you saw tuesday? karine: i used to play a political pundit on tv. i'm not going to do that here. so i'll leave all of kind of the thinking and the speculation on the races on tuesday tulle of you and to the political pundits. but that's not something i'm going to do from here. reporter: karine, virginia, critical race theory, you don't want to go down the rabbit hole but many republicans and republic

karine: hi. i know it's been a >> i know it has been a slow news day, i know you have not missed a briefing. but good afternoon, great to see everyone. welcome back to everyone who traveled to europe with us. today's unemployment claim data are another welcome sign of our economy's strength as americans get back to work and the delta wave recreeds. both -- recedes. both this week's numbers are at the lowest level in nearly 20 minutes months -- 20 months since the beginning of the pandemic. they are close to the levels we'd expect in a normal health economy. it's important to step back and consider the progress we've made. the week president biden took office, more than 800,000 americans filed for unemployment. this week, we're below 270,000, and the less volatile moving average has declined by over 60% since the inauguration. we're coming out of an unprecedented pandemic, and we knew the recovery wouldn't proceed on a straight line. but thanks to the president's success in getting americans vacci

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. >> white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre briefed reporters on the biden administration's policy agenda. the topics included ongoing negotiations between democrats over president biden's social spending plan, immigration, and the 2021 election results. this is just over 40 minutes.

. >>> bill karins, how is your team doing? >> up and down, kind of like the weekend.rough the northeast were pretty incredible on saturday for november of all days. we had some tonights reported in places that never had tornadoes reported in the month of november. in all we had five tornado reports, significant damage, no injuries, no fatalities. we're talking about a huge red oak right there that came down. luckily that didn't fall on the house or anyone down. for brantford connecticut, near long island, the scene was pretty much the same, 80 to 100 miles an hour and trees were the biggest issue. pretty incredible. five confirmed tornadoes in november, in new york and also connecticut. >>> after the storms moved through t cold air moved in. we've had a blustery windy cold start to the day. we're going to have a little more snow. we didn't get crazy amounts of snow over the weekend. but if you're driving near the higher elevations, a little bit of snow. but it's a chilly start. it's the coldest morning of the season. we're 38 in montgomery, alabama. that's definitely

we want to turn to bill karins, in for dylan this week. >> five or six days ago this looked horrific for the eastern sea board but the last five days, it's gotten weaker and weaker. a storm is going to move through, this is 5:00 p.m. sunday, not a lot lot of snow, very little ice. it's going to mov through the eastern sea board throughout monday morning. if you have early monday morning travel plans you could have some issues then it clears the coast, behind it a little breezy, lake effect snow but not a lot that's going to cause you problems out there. i think we get away with a nice forecast. especially considering how bad it looked a couple days. flying through cleveland we could have problems with delays or cancellations, but most of the other airports i think this is a huge improvement over how this looked a couple days ago. >> moving in the right direction we'll take it. bill, thank you for that. we'll get the rest of your forecast in a few minutes. >>> americans across the country are embracing hopeful news as they prepare to gather this thanksgiving. the fda and cdc have give

. >>> meteorologist bill karins is here for the forecast.got for us this thanksgiving week. >> i haven't given you the forecast yet. my legend status depeblds on that. >> that's true. >> let's get into it. the big storm we were talking about last week, that's moving off the coast, but knights a big storm. it trended weaker over the last six, seven days. there's light rain on the eastern seaboard. behind it there's a cold blast of air, but that's it. this arctic blast, this will be the coldest of the season. it's a very cold morning. windchills from minneapolis to green bay to chicago, it's going feel like single digits when you head out the door. then that cold chilly air will be on the east coast, especially in the northeast as we go throughout tomorrow morning. notice new york, boston, d.c. it will be your winter gear tomorrow morning. again, you can travel if it's cold. that's not going to give you delays at the airport if you're on the road. middle of the country, looks great. travel-wise, we look good from coast to coast. the only issue

. >> losing tiger full-time on the tour, would, of course b a lorks bill karins.k or so ago, it's great to see that. there was talk of amputation when he had that terrible accident last february, so this is certainly a step in the right direction. what do you think, bill? i know you're a bit of a golf guy. seeing tiger back out there has got to be heartening, right? >> yeah. the first thing is he can play golf with his sochblt son. his son is a very good golfer. he could play in a father/son event, which is huge. and the last masters, no one thought he could do that again. at least he had that great, great moment. yeah, now he'll be an ambassador and be ryder cup captain and whatever else. i'm glad he can be around the game of golf and bring all his fans with him. yeah. >>> let's get into the forecast today. if you were looking outside the window "early today" or heading to your car in detroit or pittsburgh, there's a little sugar on the windshield. there was light snow overnight. that's moving through western new york, central pennsylvania, and ee wii'll -- we'll

let's go to meteorologist bill karins. bill, i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving.here across the country? >> yeah, i did. thank you. yeah, so many people around the country had no complaints about the weather. i mean it was pretty tranquil for everyone's travel. yesterday, they called it the super bowl of flying. the most crowded day at the airlines was yesterday. volume-wise you had delays. weather was not a problem. it's still chilly in the east, but that's the only complaint. 20 degrees in vermont. they had a lot of snow on saturday morning, so the skiers loved it. there's plenty of snow in northern portions of new england and maine too. the florida situation has been chilling over the holiday weekend. that will warm up this week. speaking of warming up, it's going to be insanely warm as we go throughout the end of november. high temperatures in the western half of the country, 20 to 30 degree degrees warmer than they should be. record-highs are going to be threatened in numerous states, and this area of high pressure, what we call pacific air marx typically it

we've got a shout-out to bill karins who's training for the marathon. looking at a nice forecast for sunday, a picture-perfect sunday. bill and i were texting back and forth. it wasn't looking so good. but the 40s and 50s with this race. we have light winds and a little bit of cloud cover. >> we'll definitely be checking tomorrow again on the forecast. the "morning joe" family well represented. bill karins and willie geist both running. i plan to be out there cheering them on. thank you for that. >>> still ahead, house democrats want paid family leave back in their bill. we'll have the latest on the capitol hill developments. >>> but before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake. i'm us or send me a tweet. we'll read some of our favorite answers later in the show. ite swaners later in the show. at t-mobile, we believe you shouldn't have to choose between the most 5g coverage and great value. so we unleashed the 5g experience on magenta max. with 4x more 5g coverage than verizon. and unlimited premium data. only at t-mobile. imagine having som

. >> commerce secretary gina raimondo joined white house deputy press secretary karine john pierre for a briefing on the president's infrastructure agenda. she addressed her departments well in the newly signed a bill.

. >> speaking of throw back, bill c karins >> the halloween forecast was pretty nice coast to coast now, as we start november. this weekend, we change the clocks and fall back sun set will get really early about a week from right now. we have some rain from the west coast. a weak storm with rain and snow. eastern half of the country, a chilly morning but beautiful afternoon. 70s in the south rain moves into texas and oklahoma on wednesday. i didn't talk about any big snowstorms or weather. so things are lookin your bag or shoulder. it will be a nice afternoon. chilly in the afternoon or plains >>> overall, a cooler start to november october was crazy warm, so we are back to reality. >>> good news, kids. roblox is back online. millions knocked off line thursday outage lasting three days it was due to an internal systems issue. over 40 million play daily, more than half are kids poor children were forced to go outside for halloween. can you imagine. >> one of those children was my own. >>> sitill to come, nfl week eight highlights >>> we'll look at what is behind the rise in misbehaver in

. >>> time to bring in bill karins with your monday forecast. good morning, bill >> good morning. we are just missing the locusts and other things the super bowl of airport travel days it was pretty weather delay-free we had a little snow shower activity and a little rain in the south. the only exception is the pacific northwest with heavy rain overall a really nice map. 69 in kansas city. 70 in denver the middle of the week, no big storms to talk about just unusually warm conditions coast to coast light snow coming down from the northern half of the country that is expected t look at that warmth in areas from texas border all the way northwards to the dakotas. >> the pacific northwest needs a break. they've seen incredible amounts of rain this fall. >> thank you >>> somebody to keep your eye on at the winter olympics sc shiffrin just tied for the record of wins she already has two olympic med dals this year and this year could become the most decorated female skier of all time >>> stiltol come, a consumer alert about popular women's deodorants uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer s

. >> commerce secretary gina raimondo joined white house deputy press secretary karine john pierre for a briefing on the president's infrastructure agenda. she addressed her departments well in the newly signed a bill. she spoke with reporters for 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm all by myself up here. ok. so we have another special guest joining us today, commerce secretary gina raimondo who is here to highlight how the bipartisan infrastructure deal will help close for 30 million americans who do not have access to reliable high speed internet particularly in minority and rural communities. as you all know, the secretary is a member of the president jobs cabinet who was deeply involved in negotiations on the hill that culminated in the bipartisan infrastructure deal, a once in a generation investment in our nation's infrastructure and competitiveness, today the secretary will discuss the roles of the department of commerce in implementing this bill to build up broadband infrastructure. this will deliver for the american people by teaching digital skills, getting kids the

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let's go to meteorologist bill karins.y, i spotted willie, but didn't glimpse you, i guess you were going entirely too fast. where i was at mile eight. congratulations, a personal record, tell us about it. >> thank you, yeah, it was fantastic. post covid, and the crowds were almost as big as precovid. of course, i used to live right there, mile seven and eight in brooklyn, running down those streets. i used to catch the subway at 2:00 a.m. in the morning to do this shift, it's always funny to run past that as we go throughout the route. yes, it was incredible. jonathan, you can believe it, if you actually run more, you get better. that's what i have learned. it's amazing. today, i can safely -- i can actually get in and out of this chair without lifting my legs today so that is good. let's get into the forecast, yesterday was incredibly warm, beautiful on the east coast today. you get another one of those. but it's going to come to an end, the coast-to-coast storm is now moving to the middle of the nation. as you'd expect,

. >>> we want to take a turn and get another check of the weather with bill karins.cast look like? >> we have to have some good weather out there because we have millions of people decorating and getting outside this weekend. it's that time officially. we had the problem spots in the northwest with the rain, michigan with the snow. getting rid of the snow in the northeast and then showers in texas. but we have some beautiful weather out there from the west coast to the rockies, denver is great, >> and that's your weekends forecast. back to you. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> still to come, jeffrey epstein's girlfriend, ghislaine maxwell >>> still ahead, prince william opens up about his struggles with mental health. >>> wit anh echlt. >>> the cdc announced a new variant causing great concerns. the omicrom variant. there is a lot we don't know and especially if it was more contagious than other strains. now this new variant along with the delta variants raising red flags. the new variant has 32 mutations on it. delta has 11. dr. ghandi says it's important to get vaccin

head coach he was 55-10 as coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to today's weather with bill karins who is in for janessa today. >> good morning. raet to see you guys most people had fantastic weather for their travel let's look at what we'll have to deal with. still tranquil weather, and a warm weather pattern for much of the country. the exception being the great lakes in the northeast still cool in those areas. so we start off today with record highs from the rockies possible all the way to the southern plains. it's going to be 60s in the dakotas today which is ridiculous even into wednesday, we're still very dry and warm through the middle of the country. not until the end of the week that we see snow coming down this is a very quiet transition from novembee lakes. look at texas through oklahoma gorgeous, temperatures in the low 70s. i don't know about you guys, i don't like being the only area that's cold. >> we don't like it either, but not much we can do about it. but we're not haters we're happy for those who are in better weather >> 'tis the season >> thanks, bill. >>> bost

. >>> from fires to floods, let's bring in bill karins who is in for janessa. >> good morning. hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. so yes, we have the dry can bes and windy conditions in north carolina in the pacific northwest, they've had one of the wettest falls ever recorded. areas like seattle picked up ten inches of rain it was a chilly weekend all the way through florida. you wake up with temperatures in the 20s and 30s through the great lakes and northeast. for the week ahead today, not a lot of problems out there. still some light rain in the northwest. not as bad as it has been. middle of the week looks quiet not a lot of big storms, just cold air with lake-effect snow showers. by the end of the week, more of the same it's a very quiet start to december for most of the ddle of the cou. oklahoma, 73 degrees today dallas, similar. eventually some of the warm air will get to the east coast maybe next weekend >> all right hoping for that, bill. thank you. >>> broadway stars remembered a legend with song ♪ ♪ >> crowds gathered in times square on sunday to celebrate th

karine elharrar, who has muscular dystrophy, was forced to return to her accommodation yesterday afterion. so let�*s speak to our science correspondent rebecca morelle in the conference centre tonight. i ,on , on the two principle agreements, on methane emissions and on deforestation, when you look at them, how significant do you assess them? ~ ., ~' ,., them, how significant do you assess them? ~ ., ~ ., , them? well, i do think both of these deals have given _ them? well, i do think both of these deals have given the _ them? well, i do think both of these deals have given the conference - them? well, i do think both of these deals have given the conference i . deals have given the conference i boast at its beginning. stopping deforestation is vital, trees suck up deforestation is vital, trees suck up and store carbon dioxide, if you cut them down and burn them, they release it again. getting countries like brazil and indonesia on body significant, but we had a pledge like this back in 2014, and nothing really happened. methane is really interesting, because it is only relatively rece

the group 45 rights soldiers, civilians as human shields and used, forced labor in the state of karin. those are your headlines so far today up next, it's inside story. we're back after that was 30 minutes a bang up today al jazeera will use. we will see you very soon. bye. oh, the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people wouldn't average me. a new episode of democracy maybe excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system to fight for and against equal representation. and the democratic process is the country that learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera oh dog in the middle, thousands of migrants are trying to cross from bella rouge to poland. european leaders accused minsk of news. im gonna split the leverage but arose, says you country that behaving in humanely pool. when the tug of war and at what price, this is inside. ah hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than the path behind them is blocked by bella luce and poland says they can't come in. thousands of refugees are trappe

on monday, karine elharrar was forced to return to her hotel 50 miles away because the only access tot has apologised. my colleaguejoanna gosling spoke to the minister about her experience today. it was excellent this morning. i entered very easily. it was quite a different experience from yesterday. no hard feelings from yesterday? have you spoken to the prime minister? i know you have been invited to talk to him. i have a meeting with borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, an hour ahead, and i have been receiving calls from many people in your government and i think it is a good experience to make sure that for the next time a un conference will be accessible because we can talk about accessibility and the rights of people with disabilities but in life we need to implement all the conventions and all the regulations and that was an experience that showed us we need to pay attention to all the details everywhere. absolutely. obviously everyone is very sorry to hear what happened to you but it has shone a light and hopefully will make a difference going forward. yes, i am sure that the

karine elharrar, who has muscular dystrophy, was forced to return to her accommodation yesterday aftere was sorry for the confusion. we'll have more from glasgow later in the programme, but now let's have the day's other news with sophie. thank you. two metropolitan police officers have pleaded guilty to taking and sharing photographs of the bodies of two sisters, who were found stabbed to death in a park in london. pc deninaffer and pcjamie lewis, who'd been assigned to guarding the crime scene, distributed the images of bibaa henry and nicole smallman injune last year. helena wilkinson has this report from the old bailey. this is one of the last photos of bibaa henry on the left and nicole smallman. hours after it was taken, they were murdered. last week, mina smallman saw her daughters�* killer sentenced for his crimes. today, she was back again at the same court having to endure yet more unimaginable pain. it may sound really ridiculous that this case has brought us to even more anxiety today. it is the most nervous i have felt doing any interview and i think because it was the fin

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joining me now is karin kimbrough, who's the chief economist at linkedin.bour market changing? we are at a point right now where i don't think the labour market as ever been as tight. we are seeing an end doubling of availablejobs and we are seeing an end doubling of available jobs and at the same timejobseekers are of available jobs and at the same time jobseekers are being pretty choosy and pretty cautious which means we are seeing fewer applicants per role which brings down the competition for any roles so it's really never been a better time to try to get a job, but at the same time, when you compare country to country, we are definitely seeing that the us seems to have a little bit more momentum than other parts of say, in the uk or continental europe. interesting, because what does that high quit rate tell us about the state of the global economy and the jobs market? are they a sign of a healthy and recovering labour market? our workers feeling more confident in their ability to secure a debtor deal elsewhere? absolutely, a high quit rate is usually a

. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous.re, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one of the best festivals. it's outstanding, a marvelous occasion. >> we're outside checking some of the food to go options. i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we ha

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bill karins is checking it for us what do you have your eye on >> we've been watching the potential fortorm for days all the bells and whistles and alarms were going on, not on the monday or tuesday before thanksgiving, so let me update you. we have what's currently going on the warm air on the east coast, but cold air is moving in. tomorrow, i have to say, if you want to travel friday, saturday, sunday, most of the country looks fantastic. there's a bit of rain and snow on friday in the northwest, but most of the nation is looking really nice. there's really no complaints i don't expect even many airport delays because of weather out there, and definitely not in cancellation, but sunday things begin to change. this is the storm we've been waiting for. the light snow in minnesota, wisconsin. even on sunday i don't think you'll have many travel delays or cancellations but here's how it progresses from there sunday to tuesday, you notice we do have a storm in the northwest, a rainmaker, but nothing like what you just dealt with in the east there will be a big storm, but indeed of coming a

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and let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast.encourage we all wait. here i am. my dedication, my work ethic has led me to be here today despite your peer pressure. what's it look like out there? >> maybe you'll get the afternoon, i'm sure. that's going to be it. we're only a week away from thanksgiving, so let's get right into this and take you through the next seven days. today's your day, probably the warmest day we're going to have maybe until march or april, so 75 today in wads. nearly 70 in d.c. boston has a chance of hitting 70 degrees. you see the cold air in minneapolis and chicago. that cold air will make it to the northeast as we head into your friday. here's your friday forecast, get away day. upstate new york, rain and snow in the northwest. as we go to saturday, it's a pretty quiet weather map. so if you're doing any pre-thanksgiving travel, getting to your destination early, there's not really any issues. on sunday, light rain, light snow in minnesota and wisconsin, not a huge deal. that storm we track to the east c

beyond the eclipse, bill karins -- there it is -- what does the weather look like. >> the eclipse isr those who had rain on the east coast, it's cleared out. it's almost done. you know, it's not a solar eclipse, but it's our next best thing we can give you. let's show you what we're dealing with weather-wise. as we go throughout the day, the cold air is rushing toward the east coast. we've had snow squalls overnight. there's some in pennsylvania. overall, tore's a great travel day. coast to coast, all the major airports are pretty much going to be rain-free. if you chose today to do so on early thanksgiving travel, you chose well. no problems whatsoever. if you head toward the weekend, saturday is another great day. very seasonal temperatures. little rain in florida. snow in the rookies. there could be a little bit of snow in minnesota, wisconsin, rain in the ohio valley. it looks like saturday to sunday, that's when the storm will begin to trek toward the east. lit become a rain event sunday afternoon. by the time we get through monday, jonathan, that storm is gone. it's a little wi

looking good for bill karins and willie geist. the weather is cooperating.ooking at temperatures in the upper 30s, low 40s, which is perfect for the marathon. >> yes, it is. my job is stand ag long the road cheering them on, maybe holding up a joe scarbrough face or something. thank you very much. >> or a mimosa. >> yes. that would be my contribution to the race. >>> coming up, there's a pledge of a smooth transition. i'll bring in a panel to talk about that and what tuesday's results mean for both republicans and democrats next year. >>> but before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake? email your reasons to waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me @jonlemire. we'll read some of our favorite answers later in the show. e of answers later in the show. and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that's caring. sometimes i care too much, and that's when i had to learn to put myself first, because i would care

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my friend bill karins ran the race yesterday, seth a p.r.nce of 40 minutes over previous years. a big congratulations to him. he's going to take a couple of days off. i'll be here. he definitely deserves a bit of break. congratulations to everyone. weather-wise, we had a lovely weekend. we have this coastal storm system impacting the northeast all the way down to daytona beach. we're going to really see high surfs if you're a boater dealing with 15 million people impacted by these waves, and we're talking about 8 to 12 feet likely. this will be a problem throughout the afternoon. tuesday this storm system starts to pull away, but there is tropical characteristics of this storm that as it pushes out to sea, the national hurricane center has the possibility of formation. it will not be a threat to u.s. land, but we'll watch bermuda as we go into the next five days. now across the other coasts watching another really large storm system off the coat of the gulf of alaska about to make its way in to seattle and down through san francisco. some of

. >>> now, it's time to go to the weather, and bill karins is here. bill, it is friday.y grateful it is friday. i'm sure you are too. i know you're still recovering, resting up from last week's impressive marathon time. tell us what the weather looks like across the region for the weekend. >> it's sketchy. november is like that. we get these quick changes from the warmth to the rain to the snow. that's going happen to a lot of people. already this morning we have reports of snow. we've had semis blown over in the dakotas, a bd now that storm is going to head to the great lakes. we're going to watch all this mess and time it out for you today. let's show you where the heavy rain is. it's now from western new york all the way down through d.c. and the richmond airy. we could get isolated wind gusts. here's the timing for the big cities on the i-95 corridor. for d.c. through 8:00 a.m., damaging winds are possible, heavy rain. the leaves this time of year, there's a lot of them on the street and on the ground. they get clog and we could get localized flooding anywhere. phila

. >>> time for a check on the weather with bill karins. been brisk out there. what's going ons out there today? >> a little bit of evidencing. cold air in the northeast, record-highs elsewhere. all the attention and concerns are in the pacific northwest with heavy rain yesterday that's causing significant flooding problems tfl worst of it, north of seattle near the bellingham area. they've had communities cut off. they've had record flooding on the rivers. when you see a downtown shot like that with buildings, that's not good. that's not a good scene. that's in whatcom county. we have i-5 closed near bellingham because of a mudslide and now the storm is going to bring really high winds to the northern plains. we have high winds that cover almost all of montana, north of wyoming, south of the dakotas. the high winds will roll right into the dakotas late tonight into tomorrow. obviously that's of grave concern. thursday, warm temperatures. look at dallas, 84. san antonio, near 80. brifing and cool in the northeasting but at least the sun will return. and then tom

time now for bill karins. how's it looking out west? >> things are improving in the west.ooding, people trapped, communities cut off because of rivers, washed-away highways. so it's going to take months to try to fix the areas. these are aerials that we got from watkins county, around around the bellingham area, you can't tell where that river is supposed to be, a lot of land flooded out. interesting, in british columbia, some of these areas were 120 degrees, had epic floods two days ago. so that storm system is following through the midwest. very windy in the dakotas i'm sure you heard it howling overnight. and that system will slide eastward. there's not a lot of wet weather, and we'll see winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. we'll track that cold front. st. louis on the ride home, chicago during the middle of the day. and then that system should slide to the east. we should some a rainy d.c., roanoke, new york city and boston it won't rain until later on thursday evening. for that forecast today, some of that warmth sneaking up the east coast and landing in d.c., afte

here is karine jean-pierre, the white house deputy press secretary, laying out what they see as a big for the white house, as well. >> this is tremendous. this is an historic investment. we're talking about not just jobs, but also making sure that we're getting that lead out of water so our children can drink clean water. making sure that we have affordable broadband internet for communities across the country. so this is a big day. >> reporter: there's another big item on the president's schedule, it's tonight, when he has a virtual meeting with china's president xi jinping. and the white house has noted the fact that he'll be heading into that meeting after signing this big piece of legislation. so much of the rhetoric of the president and so much of the case he's been making about why they need not just the bipartisan infrastructure plan, but his larger social spending program is that countries like china have been outcompeting us. have been making these kind of investments for a long time in the white house, and the u.s. is finally catching up. a big juxtaposition. >> 19 republica

karin macdonald said start from scratch. there are lessons to take from previous entities. i hope you read the task force report. this is a description that is basic. it gives you time and energy to save from what they went through. they described progress and gave take aways. that is my part. here is andrew chin to add more information about the process. >> my portion of the presentation talks about legal requirements for redistricting. there is some overlap. i will be brief and hit the highlights. here is the charter language that was quoted and we read to you a few minutes ago. the two issues to focus on specifically are population variations and communities of interest which we discussed a little bit. first of all, in terms of population variations. under the charter maximum variation is month no more than 5% or up to 5%. currently a lot of the districts are out of whack with that population maximum. six out of 11 districts are more than plus or -5% at the current time. district 6 in particular. if you haven't had a chance to look at 2011-12 report. when they finished m

karine elharrar was forced to return to her hotel 50 miles away because the only access to the summit and regulations. and that was an experience that showed us that we need to pay attention to all the details everywhere. a recent poll suggests people supported the prime minister's bid to curb climate change, but weren't prepared to pay more than £5 extra a week in tax to fund the policies. another poll suggests only 7% of people in this country thought families like theirs should be funding green transformation. sima kotecha has been to dudley to test the public appetite for self sacrifice to save the planet. ian, how worried are you about the climate, from 1—10? i'd say about four. you're very worried, so how many out of ten? about nine. nine. i'm extremely worried. so ten? yes, definitely. going vegan, for example — are you more likely, less likely, or somewhere in the middle? i won't go vegan. so where does that go? very less likely. if you ate less meat, you would save a lot less carbon dioxide. yes, it's right there. but you're not prepared to do that? no. would you eat less mea

. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one of the best festivals. it's outstanding, a marvelous occasion. >> we're outside checking some of the food to go options. i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lig

karine elharrar was forced to return to her hotel 50 miles away because the only access to the summitrlier today, ms elharrar told the bbc her experience showed the need for better accessibility. i think it is a good experience to make sure that for the next time, a un conference will be accessible, because we can talk about accessibility and the rights of people with disabilities, but in life we need to implement all the conventions and all the regulations and that was an experience that showed us we need to pay attention to all the details everywhere. it's incredibly busy here again today, some suggestions, concerns around the capacity actually over across the river clyde in the blue zone, we are in the green zone but in the blue zone, concerns about capacity taking into account covid safety. another really busy day for everyone involved at this summit. i will hand you back from glasgow for the moment to jane in the studio in london. studio: thanks very much, we will see you later on with much more from the environment conference. we will talk about those issues here as well. two me

let's speak to israel's energy minister karine elharrar.sn't suitable for wheelchair and today she has been invited to meet the prime minister. to check you are there all right today?— there all right today? thank you. i'm lad there all right today? thank you. im glad to _ there all right today? thank you. im glad to be — there all right today? thank you. i'm glad to be with _ there all right today? thank you. i'm glad to be with you. - there all right today? thank you. i'm glad to be with you. it - there all right today? thank you. i'm glad to be with you. it was i i'm glad to be with you. it was excellent this morning. i entered very easily. it was quite a different experience from yesterday. no hard feelings from yesterday? have you spoken to the prime minister? i know you have been invited to talk to him. i minister? i know you have been invited to talk to him.— invited to talk to him. i had a meetin: invited to talk to him. i had a meeting with _ invited to talk to him. i had a meeting with boris _ invited to talk to him. i had a meeti

everything karine said at the white house press briefing could have been said before that. they waited. it means either the president they did a disservice or trying to hide it. >> bill: seems like fudging. remember portland played a role in the defund police protests last year? remember this? watch. so that was then. wait until you hear what the city's democratic mayor wants today. plus this. roll it. >> republicans are lying. they are not being honest. they are not being truthful about where we stand and they are trying to use our kids as a political football. >> dana: is white house shrugging off critical race theory theory as a miss even though republicans focused on education. >> bill: you will not believe what is developing now on the russian investigation. jonathan turley wrote about it. they call it a lie, cheat and steele and the steele dossier. professor is coming up live next. stand by for that. ♪♪ helping them discover their dreams is one of the best parts of being a parent. one of the most important is giving them ways to fulfill them. for over 150 years, gener

let's go to bill karins. >> let's get into first area of concern. we are seeing heavy rain and gusty winds moved through the washington, d.c. area. that line is approaching the baltimore region and the peak of rush hour will be over philadelphia and heading up to new york city and the tail end of new york city. washington, d.c. looks like the worse of it is just about ending, about now to 8:00 a.m., after that you should be fine. we track line of storm and torrential rain in fell yarks heaviest around 9:00 a.m. the new york city area from 9:00 a.m. to noon, strong winds and some collapses of thunder moving through. rain totals up to 2 inches. a lot of heavy rain in the northeast. the leaves are down now. we'll get localize street floodings and for boston 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. is the worst for you. in the midwest, we have semi blowing over. you have rain changing over to snow and temperatures getting cold. so you get the idea it will be a difficult day to be flying across the country when you automatic about major hub bike d.c., new york, and chicago. as

i'm counting on bill karins, who is also running the marathon. very excited.g to the michael j. fox foundation for parkinson's. my dad has had parkinson's. and please go online if you're able to help out. i have never dong any marathon before. i'm hoping the crowd and motivation i have will push me across the finish line sunday. >> it will, but little advice, willie, everyone, please, support, i know what you're running for, research on parkinson's disease, and you're doing it for a great cause. just to tell you start a race, all of a sudden it starts to hurt really bad right away. >> yeah. >> all of a sudden the weight of the race is like descending upon you and it gets stressful. so just understand that's how you feel like for mile one, mile two, mile three. just stay steady. all of those people surging, all of those people surging, you'll pick them off one by one because they're going to burn out. so stay steady. >> i've heard that from almost everyone because your impulse with the crowds and excitement of the day is spin out and you go dead when you need i