we're going now to kristin fisher on the ground.old and what happens next? >> reporter: no word on what caused the hold. the blue origin webcast said they went through all of their checks, the vehicle was deemed go for launch. so at this point in time, you can see william shatner in the middle seat, in the back seat, making his way to the launchpad with jeff bezos driving. quite a moment for the founder of blue origin and his childhood hero sitting in the back seat, the actor who played captain kirk in all of those "star trek" franchises. and, you know there is really something to be said about this is not just a space flight for these four crew members. this is also an experience that started on saturday. it is an experience in team building, in crew building, they spent two days in astronaut training here at launch complex one, even though this is a totally autonomous spacecraft, they don't have to do a whole lot. and one of my favorite things that william shatner actually said, he actually made a mistake and described it as rehea

kristin, first to you, what is likely to come from the president?emocrat social security he will get it done, or how can i bring them together? there was criticism that he was not doing enough to bang heads together. >> i think you hit the nail on the head, the message it done saying land the plane. it's time to have something to show the american people. the question is how is that going to happen? here is what we know. we know there are a flurry of meetings at the white house today. we know there is a number of conversations on capitol hill, but what, if any progress, has been made? that remains to be seen. based on my conversations, there is still a number of key sticking points including one of the key climate proposal that's is included in the reconciliation bill, senator manchin is opposed to it. he wants it scaled back. . will it be scaled back all together? poshlly a car upon tax, they say. senator joe manchin just shot that down moments ago saying at this point the carbon tax is not on the board at all right now. we also know that the child

heather is portraying kristine in a new lifetime movie, "don't sweat the small stuff: the kristine carlsoncame fast friends. why do you think you two clicked so quickly? >> well, i think -- >> you go ahead. >> okay. we just lost the interview. no, i think anyone who meets kristine would fall in love with her. she has such a huge heart and she's so heartfelt and has such a beauty inside of her and outside that draws you into her energy and her light and it's super easy to become fast friends with her. >> i said the same thing about heather. the first thing i noticed about heather was her -- she wears her heart on her sleeve and she's so open and what i love about heather is heather is just heather. it's so clear when you meet her. >> you know, heather, this movie is based on kristine's memoir, "heart broken open," it's about losing her husband suddenly. you said you weren't sure you'd work again. how did you know this was the right role to make your return? >> it was pretty easy. i didn't want to do anything silly or, you know, i wanted to do something that had its weight and i like prayed

kristin just back from ma maternity leave, it is so great to be reunited.e, it could take awhile, but they were unanimous. and liz chainy is making it clear that just by their refusal to cooperate there is a strong and legal implication. >> yeah, look, his argument here is that we don't know how far this goes. they're trying to leave on the table that they could subpoena the former president himself and that it could go that high. other members say they understand that will create a huge circus. for the vote form in the full house, the messaging from the democrats here is that we were defending the house here. that is nice, they say, but don't you want two years from now or four years from now, that is the message they're trying to hammer home today. making sure that the house can do their jobs. >> even when you talk about separation of powers, religions have ignored all of that when it comes to reversing themselves and protecting donald trump. >> and the republican party, most of them, most of the g.o.p. has sat firmly on the side of president trump. they

i would like to hear kristin's comments.she may not be aware specifically, she will have something to say, i'm sure. host: david, thanks for the call. guest: thanks for bringing that up. one thing about the bipartisan infrastructure package that people don't know is in analysis, 90% of those jobs on day one will go into the jobs that are in male-dominated industries. when we look about how we are actually looking into these policies, how we are looking at the care infrastructure, what is going on in our own minds, we can see that the bipartisan infrastructure package has 90% male dominated industries, and the majority of those jobs are going to women-dominated industries, and that is really important. when we are looking at the two together, that is why we are talking about it like a care infrastructure. it is in the structure in only one way. we needpackage. the other infrastructure too -- we need the other infrastructure too. just like we need roads to drive to work, we need to build the infrastructure, so children can go

let me begin our coverage with cnn's kristin fisher. she's live at the launch site and has been covering all this in texas. we know as we saw with the last flight, there's going to be videos coming out and we're going to see a lot more, but it looked flawless. >> blue origin has to be very, very happy about this mission. it looked flawless. we'll certainly get to hear a bit more about that. we should get some of that video later today of william shatner and the rest of the crew floating around during the precious four minutes of weightlessness. william shatner may be the star of the show today, but that booster return just gave him a run for his money, not the capsule landing, i'm talking about the booster that propelled the capsule into space. if you've never seen one before, and very few people have. up until a few years ago that was the stuff of science fiction. it's truly incredible to watch this massive booster literally fall out of the sky. just when you think it's going to crash on the desert floor, it sfiers off its thrusters an

thank you, kristin.l, look, if you want to hear more conversations like that with jay and more from kristin, make sure you check us out at california rebel base.com. and now let's take a step back and look at the big picture when it comes to big tech. this is going to be a very silicon valley and stanford-heavy show tonight. there's an important book, system era, stanford university professors rob and jeremy. i should say i know them both very well, we've worked together. they've written a really, really smart and important book. and i don't want you to necessarily weigh in on what we've just been talking about because you've got some important arguments here. first of all, let's start with you, jeremy. i mean, the subtitle of your book, where big tech went wrong and how can we reboot. what's the main argument about how it went wrong? >> so the big idea here, steve, and thanks so much for having us tonight the, is that the operating system for big tech is broken, that we repeatly see ourselves in -- repe

but there is no comments from kristin sinema on these details. commitment from all 50 senators to go for these tax increases and the ways to pay for it? >> andrea, thank you for having me. it is great to be here to talk about the investments that the president is making in the middle class. it is supported by members of congress throughout the democratic party. he is ensuring that taxes will not go up, and he is cutting taxes for $35 million in this country. increasing the taxes on the wealthy, the corporations, and that is why we have seen support across the political speck chum of democrat that's are looking forward to seeing the passage of this pan. >> i don't see the billionaire's tax in what you put out, is that no longer on the list? >> taxes will go up on billionaires and millionaires based on the president's plan. -- >> but not the billionaire tax that had been proposed. >> there was a number of proposals that were part of this package that were ultimately not included, but ultimately what we did is kept the president's commitment to ensu

kristin tate, thanks for being here. go ahead and pull up some of these numbers when it comes to inflation, totally skyrocketed, you see car and truck rentals up 43%, hotels, milk, eggs, this could get even worse. what does that look like? >> 4 months the federal reserve insisted inflation was transitory but it is clear inflation is here to stay and it is getting worse. inflation reached a 30 year high. everything is more expensive than it was 12 months ago, furniture, appliances, prices are soaring on heating oil, natural gas, they can expect to see their heating bills, 54%. at the same time we are seeing severe supply chain disruption so as christmas approaches, the settlement will start to panic by. the economic situation has really been created and is direct policy of rampant money printing and policies that incentivize people who work at president biden saying another $3.5 trillion, to make this worse. >> your mike is rubbing up against your outfit or your hair, you've got to adjust that. i know you are good at mult

now a quarter century has passed. >> kristin smart. >> it's a story that grew to more than the sum of its parts. >> mystery that leaves the smart family haunted. >> through the years, through graduations, her presence lingered, quiet but constant. the poster on the highway and on the panelw pathways through the brick dorms where she was last seen. it started long ago and now has resurfaced. >> he has been out there doing this allegedly for 25 plus years, it makes me stomach turn. >> a father and son have been arrested and charged in her murder. you can watch her whole case starting at 9:00 p.m. for two straight hours right here on nbc bay area. >>> there's a food recall to tell you about. it's concerning for people with nut allergies. cedar's foods is recalling its organic mediterranean humus. it's in the ten ounce plastic container. it contains pine nuts. it's missing from the label. that could be dangerous for people with nut allergies. it has a sell by date of december 12. the company says no illnesses have been reported so far. >>> when companies are up to their old tricks, we hel

kristin welker is at the white house with more. >> reporter: still struggling to unite a democratic divide over his multitrillion dollar spending plans, tonight president biden taking his sales pitch to his childhood hometown, scranton, pennsylvania >> folks, this is not just to invest in our physical infrastructure we also have to invest in our people. >> reporter: with moderate democrats rejecting the original $3.5 trillion price tag on his larger social policy and climate bill, the president now telling progressives that number will need to fall to between $1.75 and $1.9 trillion. among the cuts, tuition free community college could be dropped. and expanded child tax credit could be limited to just one year and his proposal significantly scaled back a key program aimed at incentivizing clean energy for the president, it is a step back from promises he made a just months ago. meanwhile, republicans saying the massive spending plans send prices rising even higher with inflation already soaring. >> it's just going to cause more inflation, hurt the poorest families >> reporter: tonight key

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the place set the social media on fire, kristin, please weigh in. female, i don't think it is a gender issue as much as a denim vest and the senate rules. >> for those of us that cover the senate, the dress code is as you posed there. business, that is typically the dress code on the floor as well. we have seen that slip recently. sometimes members come straight from the gym to cast a vote. i don't think is a progressive's chief complaint about senator sinema at that time. >> kristin and i, real quick, can some of the criticism is really unfair for some of our women senators. some of them high profile ones as well. >> that's right and i think that is why this is such a delicate issue and certainly why yesterday it got so much attention, andrea. >> speaking of dress codes and sleeveless vests, getting shots in the arms of children, will they approve covid shots? this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. shots this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. really?! this nourishing prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. one day? for

griff: speaking of change, kristin, i want to get your reaction to that story.een more prudent to look at the volunteer workforce and say, you know, we need diversity here, let's start -- find a way to change the makeup perhaps by bringing in more diverse dosets but mass firing them all and leaving at ear piece instead, that doesn't seem like the smartest move, your reaction? >> yeah, i don't quite understand it. they tried to diversify, it didn't work. i mean, you know, i don't know why this was the answer to that, so -- >> griff: it seems that the stories gain momentum and go viral because people look at it and say that really defies logic, walt, we are almost out of time. do you think it's the cultural stories that perhaps may really end up hurting democrats in the next election? >> i think it's going to hurt them very badly and it's funny how the democrats when they don't have an answer for something, when they are talk about diversity, they say i don't have an answer for it. i don't know why they did, they did it because it's an agenda. they are pushing an

kristin fisher, thank you so much. there's so much going on, we will check back with you later in the show. >> how is it playing with some of his most devoted fans? the trekkies. jason carroll went deep inside this complicated community and has emerged to talk about it. jason, i'm glad to see you're safe here. tell us what you learned. >> reporter: that sounds a little bit scary. it was actually a lot of fun, john. i have been getting email from fans. they have been on the edge of their seat waiting for this to happen. whether you call them trekkies or trekkers. we can agree to disagree. when shatner goes up, he's taking all his fans with him. william shatner is hours away from his scheduled flight to go boldly where few have gone before. >> captain the enterprise is up there. >> reporter: there is debate among his most devoted fans. >> i think it is an amazing opportunity for him. he's so well-known for being a space captain. >> reporter: about whether captain kirk should be going on this mission at all. >> i'm just a

kristin, taking what miles was just saying about how different this is from what people would imaginedoctor feels from a medical show, this is still a really important moment, and i find it interesting that these last two flights are breaking their own records. we had wally funk at 82 who was the oldest. we have william shatner at 90. how much of that interest is coming from the way that these launches have been crewed? >> reporter: i think it's very deliberate, right? these billionaire owners of these companies, elon musk, jeff bezos, they are acutely aware of the criticism that has been coming their way from much of the population, accusing them of going on these joy rides into space and taking money from these very wealthy patrons. william shatner will get a lot of people excited, someone like willy funk who so deserved a seat on there as one of those mercury 13 astronauts, so to speak, who never got to fly in space. jeff bezos, i believe, very aware of the criticism that's coming his way. he believes, along with elon musk and richard branson, that they are doing something that is

it stars an american, kristin stewart, is directed by chilean filmmaker pablo larrain, and was partly germany. but there's a supporting cast of british actors, and stewart feels the film belongs to britain. do you think this is a british film as well? absolutely, oh my god — i feel like we're bringing it home for her completely. i mean, one of the reasons it's fun to talk about this movie existing at all is that we get to have her again even if it's just through the inspiration that she gave to pablo and stephen and myself. i definitely don't profess to be giving her another platform to exist but, you know, she exists through what lingers. it's her influence, its the things that she inspired and we were so influenced and inspired by this woman. it'sjust nice to, it's nice to have it keep going. not that anyone would forget her. there has to be two of you. there's the real one and the one they take pictures of. the story, a weekend over a miserable christmas that diana spends with the royal family, is fictional. but stewart's performance and her resemblance to the princess has a ready

then kristin ralph, the exec of director of moms rising, talks about efforts to ensure childcare, seniorare, and family leave are included in the social infrastructure bill. then the former democratic senator joe lieberman will discuss his book, "the central solution." join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪

as in new york kristin, that for now. thank you very much. indeed. george's former president's mikella a sack a sphere. he says he has returned from exile to support the opposition for saturday's election. he posted a video on facebook saying his back despite the risk of arrest. he left george in 2013 and his 2nd terms president n vague. here is lacy, he was sentenced in absentia to 6 years in prison for a piece of para, where he denies the charges. the says they are politically motivated. let's get more now from robin forest. here walker is lie for us and it's a blessed see. i robin what's going on everybody's wondering whether me house or cash v the is really here. that video we saw of him posting this morning off on facebook, appears to show him in by to me. and it's very dark in the background. it's difficult to figure out whether he's really there but the united national movement, his political party say he absolutely is in georgia. i've spoken to one of the senior figures that she confirmed to me that that was the c

it stars an american, kristin stewart, is directed by chilean filmmaker pablo larrain, and was partlyof british actors, and stewart feels the film belongs to britain. do you think this is a british film as well? absolutely, oh my god —, ifeel like we're bringing it home for her completely. i mean, one of the reasons it's fun to talk about this movie existing at all is that we get to have her again even if it'sjust through the inspiration that she gave to pablo and stephen and myself. i definitely don't profess to be giving her another platform to exist but, you know, she exists through what lingers. it's her influence, its the things that she inspired and we were so influenced and inspired by this woman. it'sjust nice to, it's nice to have it keep going. not that anyone would forget her. there has to be two of you. there's the real one and the one they take pictures of. the story, a weekend over a miserable christmas that diana spends with the royal family, is fictional. but stewart's performance and her resemblance to the princess has a ready attracted critical acclaim where the film

i'm kristin salumi ah, with hi there. thanks for joining in, we're going to pick up the weather store in asia pacific right now, some rain diving down into northern and central parts of vietnam, and we do not need this. we've had land slides in these regents destroying more than 1300 homes next. stop as we hit towards central eastern parts of china, is still dealing with a batch of rain, some heavier pulses at times along the pearl river valley. and here's the situation for japan that pesky rain still hanging around hill cato and we do have weather alerts and play a flood advisory and even the risk of seen some land sides for southern portions of hawkeye. next, stop southeast asia and still a concentration of rain over bornea western sides in toward the north. meantime, jakarta is getting up to a high of 33 degrees down under. we had hail on tuesday, a repeat on wednesday. faculty set a hail record 16 centimeters in diameter. the risk once again on thursday. bruce been a long coastal sections of new south wales, but towar

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dani: great to have you on, kristine aquino. let's dig into today's key events. a second day of the summit in brussels. leaders must navigate tensions over climate change and poland's ruling. as we discussed, at 11:30, the bank of russia appears set to raise interest rates. francine lacqua will have a discussion. we have south africa reserve bank governor, and the chair of the fed, jerome powell. that is it for us sy "bloomberg daybreak: europe." u.s. stocks start to come down. anna edwards and mark cudmore will walk you through that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. anna: good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets europe." mark cudmore joins me to t

garrett haake and kristin welker. we're talking about today or tomorrow. thanks so much to you. let's bring in our panel, eugene scott, and peter baker, chief white house correspondent. claire, how is this going? are you glad you're not a senate these days? republican the democratic caucus and the 50/50 senate? >> i miss my friends, but i do not miss what the senate has become. what we're seeing right now is how difficult it really is and these incredibly partisan times which as you know the senate has not been a hyperpartisan body. that has been changed. mitch mcconnell and his obstructionism. but i'll tell you what, i think they're going to land the plane. we have always had different opinions in our party. you goat majorities by having different opinions. you can elect people from place that's are not just bright blue. i think a lot of this is unfair to kirstin sinema. she is not talking what she is for and against in public. so everyone is trying to fill in the blinks. i think she's in favor of a bill that will be paid for but it will do major important things for the americ

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cnn's kristin fischer has a preview. >> reporter: he led the u.s.s.n an intergalactic odyssey, now he will get to go on his own odyssey. >> things i've only played as an actor i'm going to see firsthand. >> reporter: "star trek's" iconic captain james kirk will soon get to go to space for real. >> i'm thrilled and anxious and a little nervous and a little frightened about this whole new adventure. >> reporter: blue origin announced on monday that actor william shatner will be on the company's next flight alongside audrey powers, blue origin's vice president of mission and flight operations. >> 2, 1. >> reporter: shatner, powers and two others will lift off less than three months after the company's first crewed launch. the crew will enjoy about four minutes of weightlessness during an 11 minute suborbital trip to space. >> i go to the edge of space and loosen does restraints around me and be weightless and look into the vastness of the universe. >> reporter: shatner who played captain kirk on "star trek" and went on to star in seven films joked about

kristin fisher is with us now. tell us what's going on. >>.ce he appeared on stage at that rally with former president donald trump. buff a spokesperson for the u.s. marine corps. told cnn yesterday that lance corporal hunter clark is not the person in that now define wiling image of the finas in afghanistan. he is not the person seen lifting the baby up over the wall at the kabul airport. but lance corporal hunter clark sure made it sound like that was him when former president donald trump pulled him up on stage at that rally. listen to this. >> do you want to say something? go ahead. >> my name is lance corporal hunter clark. i'm here from georgia. i am the guy that pulled the baby over the wall. it is definitely probably one of the greatest things i have ever done in my entire life. i just want to thank all the support from all y'all. it just really means a lot. i'm glad to be home now today. thank you. >> now, there may be other instances of u.s. troops lifting babies over the wall at kabul airport. of course that was a very chaotic final

cnn's kristin fisher has more on that and the new age of civilian space flight blasting off before ourhare the nose cone of a jupiter rocket. they landed safe and sound. >> reporter: that was 1959, the space frontier has gotten a little bit busier since then. and it's no longer just monkeys heading into a galaxy far, far away. now almost anyone can snag a seat on the spacecraft, and the richer you are, the better. billionaires and celebrities from around the world are claiming their chance to make it to space. so far this year there have been more than 20 civilians who've taken the journey on six spaceflight missions. richard branson's virgin galactic made two flights to the edge of space in a matter of months, in may with two pilots and in july which had three passengers and two pilots. >> if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. >> reporter: less than two weeks after that, amazon founder jeff bezos reached the edge of space along with three others on blue origin's new shepherd rocket. and last week 90-year-old "star trek" actor william shatner took an 11-minute trip into spac

they wouldn't tell me but they did say whatever they paid that it was worth it. >> kristin fisher, thankwe may be seeing the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. the loosening restrictions on travel next. >>> first, in honor of william shatner's journey into space today, we want to take a moment to share just some of the special rendition of elton john's "rocket man" from the science fiction film awards in 1978. ♪ rocket man ♪ burning out his fuse out here alone. ♪ i think it's going to be a long, long time ♪ ♪ i'm not the man they think i am ♪ ♪ oh, no, no i'm a rocket man ♪ ♪ rocket man ♪ ♪ burning out his fuse out here alone ♪ ♪ mars ain't the kind of place to raise a kid ♪ in fact, it's cold as hell. and there's no one there to raise them. if you did -- lavender baths calmed him. so we made a plan to turn bath time into a business. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. ♪ your new pharmacy is here. to make sure you don't r

it's not rocket science is leadership. >> a lack of leadership kristin.n i see that i think to myself hello pot have you met the cattle? works joe biden should be ashamed how he is handling our economy. inflation is it a 30 year high. everything cars, food, plants, furniture's are way up and they're also surging on heating oil and natural gas to the point where the government selling americans they can expect to see their heating bills or jump as much a 64% this winter. the same time or dealing with labor shortages on supply chain issues. as christmas is coming along people will see more bear shelves of people respond to that by panic buying is going to be worse. this is not the result of covid this is the result of the federal government taking action using covid as an excuse it's the out of control monday crunching and incentivizing people not to work. now we have present biden pushing to spend another $3.5 trillion. that will further push us toward a full-blown recession. when that day comes is going to be very dark. jackie: you make so many good point

cnn's kristin fisher is joining us on this. this is fascinating.ening here. >> well, brianna, this was a highly unusual classified meeting on two fronts. first, the amount of classified information that was shared threat models with space and defense companies and, two, the timing of when this space force brought the private sector into these deliberations. so instead of just handing out a contract and saying, hey, guys, go do this, the space force is trying to bring the private sector in on the front end and allow them to help shape what the space force's future capabilities are going to be. this event, they called it a business fair, was hosted by the space force's space war fighting analysis center. it was a six-hour long classified discussion at a classified facility in chantilly, virginia, and the idea here was to allow a sort of discussion between these defense companies and this space force as they build this space force's force design and architecture. so i talked to two folks that were in the room that participated in this briefing and the

cnn's kristin fisher explains. >> liftoff.lucy is finally in the sky. the nasa spacecraft is on a 12-year mission to fly past eight ancient asteroids. lucy is the first mission to investigate the trojan asteroid swarms, which are asteroid clusters along jupiter's orbital path. armed with cameras, a thermometer, and an infrared imaging speck totrometerspectro collect the first images of these asteroids. she gets her name from the lucy fossil. nasa hopes its lucy transforms the understanding of the evolution of the solar system. both fossil and the spacecraft's name are nods to the beatles hit, lucy in the sky with diamonds. >> lucy is going back in the sky with diamonds. johnny will love that. anyway, if you meet anyone up there, lucy, give them peace and love from me. >> reporter: and lucy does, indeed, carry a diamond as part of a beam splitter assembly. after about three and a half years from now, after making a few flybys of earth, she's expected to reach her first objective, an asteroid named donald johansson. she'll then

kristin, what are shatner and the rest of the crew doing right now? >> reporter: ana, they are celebrating a successful flight to space and preparing for their post-flight press conference. but i tell you what, it's going to be tough for william shatner to top the monologue he just delivered from the desert floor shortly after landing. that was pure poetry. you know, 2021 is the year that space tourism really takes off, and william shatner has just become the poster child for what space tourism can do, how it can change a person. truly, if you just express the power of space tourism. this is william shatner, somebody who has had arguably one of the most interesting lives that any human can have, saying he just had the most profound experience of his life. he said it's something that he wishes every person on the planet could experience. so i want to ask him about that at this press conference. i also want to talk to audrey powers who was on the mission. she is blue origin's vice president of mission and flight operations. think about what she just exp

legitimate than others, if we say it is sincerely held belief, let's say i stay under the church of kristin it is against our beliefs to get a vaccine, how would an employer argue against that? by nature that is personal. guest: you're getting at the problem. it is hard to police certain religious beliefs. first, as you rightly say, it comes down to, is this person telling the truth? that is hard to get at. you cannot assess if the belief is rational or fits with the religious belief. for instance, it can be hard. an employer can ask questions trying to get an answer so asking about consistency of practice, asking about approach to other products that may have the same issue. for example, if a believer says, my concern is that it uses cells from abortions in the 1960's in the testing, you ask, here are 30 other products that use that including tylenol. maybe you did not know until now but will you avoid them from now on? you can ask people how they developed their belief but it is hard. the other part is trying to get the sincerity can end up giving exemptions to those that are better liars

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kristin salumi has more. sudan has been an area where there has been more unity than in other areas, say like me and mar or a afghanistan so. so there is some hope that there will be a unified state from, from the counsel if not today. in the coming days. human rights watch, the humanitarian organization has called for the counsel to explicitly con, military leaders not to try to allow protest in the street. that's one thing that they're calling for an open meeting of the security council. so these things can be discussed publicly. are you in climate report says global promise is to cut emissions onto enough to meet the paras agreement targets of a 1.5 degree temperature rise. even with many countries setting new net 0 emissions targets. it says there's a 60 percent chance temperatures will rise by nearly double that and the un warms that some nations we are getting more greenhouse gases by 2030. they did 11 years ago, brazil sentences voting on a set of 9 criminal charges against the countries president on his handling of the pandemic. if it passes, the attorney general will have 30

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kristin phillips wasn't too concerned when she heard her neighbor's dog barking in the middle of thesurprised to learn a mountain lion had paid them. a midnight visit was worried about my dog because sometimes he sleeps outside, and there's a lot of kids in the neighborhood. philips neighbor who she shares a fence with captured the big count on home surveillance video on bucknell drive. this man lives right next door. there's not really that much around here other than you know, quiet neighborhood of homes, so it is a little bit. surprising that a mountain lion would show up in one of our backyards. police say the homeowner saw the mountain lion next to fresh, kill a raccoon and then ran to the top of offense before taking off police unable to find it. we're not dealing with the dog. we're not dealing with the cat. we're dealing with a mountain lion and mountain lions obviously have the potential to be more violent and aggressive than a house cat. typically when we see mountain lions and residential areas this time of year. usually it's a young male mountain, california apartment. of

for his massive social and climate spending plan, saying the fate of his presidency depends on it kristin welker from the white house. >> reporter: after struggling with democratic divisions over his multi-trillion dollar spending plan, this morning president biden unveiling a new frame work and urging democrats to get his agenda back on track. >> after months of tough and thoughtful negotiations, i think we have a historic -- i know we have a historic economic frame work. >> reporter: delaying his departure for key summits in europe, the president first traveled to capitol hill a source familiar with the meeting said he warned democrats behind closed doors, i don't think it's hyperbole to say that the house and senate majorities and my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week back at the white house, the president made his case. >> no one got everything they wanted, including me but that's what compromise is. that's consensus and that's what i ran on. >> reporter: the price tag of the social policy and climate plan, $1.75 trillion it includes funding for universal p

. >> we're grateful to kristin for sharing her story.s" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, the beef between in-n-out and local health officials. it is heating up. in-n-out burger is accused of breaking the rules. but is the strahm being singled out and what is happening at locations in the east bay? plus -- >> the governor giving a bat of to booster shot. why he along with covid expert are saying you should not wait to get yours. >>> and facebook in the spotlight right now for not doing enough to protect its users. should we be paying closer attention to what other social media companies are doing as well?

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sunday into monday kristin. all right. thank you sandia. kim. kardashian is a reality.a influencer now, she can add crime-fighting to her resume as abc news. to will gantz found out it all started with an instagram post. with more than 259 million followers each post is bound to be at least a little important but solving an international smuggling scheme the like button on instagram doesn't cover that this photo of kim from the 2018 met gala posing next to the coffin of negemunk leading to the conclusion of a year's long criminal case. we are very fortunate to have his beautiful coffin made of gilded cartonage half a million people coming to see the golden. often the centerpiece of an exhibition at the met back in 2018, but the metropolitan museum of art new york receiving a tip after kim's photo from the met gala in gold and heavy eyeliner. just like the sarcophagus next to her went viral the museum discovering the sarcophagus was stolen and closing that show early the manhattan assistant district attorney was emailed a photo by an anonymous informant in the middle eas

to talk to houston about a deal that he supposedly has in hand, we presume, with the two senators kristin cinema and joe manchin. what does he need to say to you to get you to vote yes on infrastructure and yes on social spending? guest: great to be with you again. i am really looking forward to this meeting with the president and. exactly what he is going to say. here's what i'm going to be looking for: i am anxious, truly anxious to vote for both an infrastructure bill that is going to be so important and what we call the build back better bill. that is going to have a lot of a human infrastructure that we also need that is so important. what i'm concerned about is that there is no guarantee. the democrats have been trying for a long time. we have been ready for months to vote for both bills. and what we've seen in the senate is actually two democratic senators who have held up the works, who have been changing the goalposts, putting in things, taking out things. what i want to hear is what exactly is that agreement? is this something that we can literally take to the bank and make sure