here's what -- with murder on nantucket island. >> nantucket island, a gorgeous place off the coast of cape cod. a simple inelegant place in a way this is serious money. the beaches are pristine, the food phenomenal, and the shopping? pack your credit cards. as a setting for romance with its surf, sunsets and see braces, nantucket is 50 shades of fabulous. but then, the fog rolls in. dense, mysterious and everything changes. suddenly, it seems, anything is possible in this movie place. maybe even sinister things. >> 9-1-1. state your emergency. >> we have an emergency -- my sister, she's not answering her phone. >> reporter: it was october 25th, monday, 2004. a great day. officer daniel was on patrol when the car radio crackled at about 1:15 pm. >> she was supposed to pick up my son a day camp and she won't answer her phone. >> okay, i'll find her. now >> it was a routine matter, or so it seemed. the officer met his partner at hawthorne lane. there were two houses on the property. both were owned by longtime island resident barbara. >> she said, are you miss lochtefeld? and she said, n

they're flying tonight to nantucket island off of massachusetts where the biden family traditionally celebrates the holiday. norah? >> ed o'keefe, thank you. >>> well, tonight some news as more than 18 million kids 5 and older have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. but health experts say that's not enough. there is actually new data that finds a sharp increase in the number of coronavirus cases in children. more than 140,000 children tested positive for covid between november 11 and november 18th. that is up 32% from about two weeks ago. >>> all right. overseas tonight, lockdowns are in place in parts of europe, where covid is surging. the state department has issued new travel advisories, urging americans not to travel to germany and denmark due to the high level of cases in both countries. well, tonight cbs' charlie d'agata reports on the outbreaks sweeping across europe. >> reporter: covid has come back with a fury and with it increasing rage against strict new lockdowns. rioting broke out in the netherlands. police in brussels unleashed water cannons and tear gas. tens of

the culture going past boston and all the islands, nantucket, let me mention some names to you. back then wee had over 70 nantucket sound familiar? these are the main places but they've always been whopping all communities. with over 100,000 and we will get to that later. what do the kids do, this is one of my daughters and this is her in the picture when she was 11-years-old, maybe ten and that's her youngest sister with her and what she's doing you pick those berries and that right there has three timeses as much so kids were allowed to be kids, they helped out a little bit but they had a fund, played games, they joked around. through four or five different names in a lifespan your names would change how you are. not because she is physically strong and all that but every single day when she wakes up in a good mood, everybody feels good to so it's dependent on the person. but kids will give more responsibility as they mature. this is me and my lovely wife. we do a lot of fishing back then. we saw a lot of men going ocean fishing. the biggest we were going for from web in all c

i am on nantucket island doing research on another museum with american history which is centered on historic sites built by the black community hill on - - here going back to the 19th century. >> so i have about 15 or 20 minutes for the framework. this is where i started when i was inspired and it has surprisingly impactful life. although it looks on the surface to be white plane. and then on the fact and finish in the following way and with that fabrication. height 29 feet. eleven by 16 so with this example that came in the 18 forties with the invention of the sewing machine. double locking strips and then to feel strong enough to hold heavy cotton. and then that was the work as well as her partner and then some of those from the artifact. so until this past march the smithsonian museum and african-american museum for history and culture. but it is a national historic landmark but with the plantation but the foundation is the owner of the fact into the smithsonian. and then to visit charleston international african-american. this has taken so many twists and turns in the pivotal mo

they're flying tonight to nantucket island off of massachusetts where the biden family traditionally celebrate the holiday. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. well, tonight, some news as more than 18 million kids five and older have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. there's new data that shows a sharp increase in the number of coronavirus cases in children. more than 140,000 children tested positive for covid between november 11 and november 18. that is up 32% from about two weeks ago. all right, overseas tonight, lockdowns are in place in parts of europe where covid is surging. the state department has issued new travel advisories, urging americans not travel to germany and d denmark, due to the high level of cases in both countries. well, tonight, cbs' charlie d'agata reports on the outbreak sweeping across europe. >> reporter: covid has come back with a furry, and with it, increasing rage against strict new lockdowns. rioting broke out in the netherlands. police in brussels unleashed water cannons and tear gas. tens of thousands have demonstrated in austria, not on

i'm on nantucket island in doing research on another museum with african-american history which is centeredn incredible historic sites that were built by the community, going back to the 18th century in the 19th century. again i am so grateful for the work that the museum and commuters and interpreters and visitors view. >> i have 15 or 20 minutes of my time this evening to review the framework of a dialogue. i thought i would begin with where i started,. >> i will treat you mama. >> this is where i started when i was inspired to work on the book that became all that she carried. >> this is surprisingly eventful and impactful life i will though looks to be quite lame. it's known as ashley and it was given the name who did the research that we know of on the fact and who described in the following way in the very first description of it. in charleston south carolina circa 1850 covid-19 21, fabrication, three strands and burglary. it's entry recorded. plain leaf cotton for manufactured became in the 1840s with the industrial sewing machine reduced by the machines that was so strong enough to

i am on nantucket island where i've been doing research on another museum, the museum of african american history which isca centered on incredible historic sites that were built by the black community here going back to the 18th century and the 19th century. and so again i'm so grateful for the work that the museum and interpreters and visitors feel. so i have about 15 or 20 minutes to spend our time this evening to offer an overview and the framework but it will mostly be a dialogue. i thought that i would begin with the place was started, and that is a fact. so i'm now going to share my screen. in the moment i will show it to you. this is where i started when i was inspired to work on the book that became "all that she carried." this carryall bag has had a surprisingly eventful and impact for life. although it looks on the surface to be quite plain. the fact -- it was given that name by curators who had done the first research we know of and het described it in the following way in their very first description of it. .. and with that fabrication. height 29 feet. eleven by 16 so with >>

>> i checked the average price of gas on nantucket island this morning, $4.41, that's when the bidensoing to finish their day as they resume their family tradition of thanksgiving brakes on nantucket, of all places. but this is an optics problem. i don't know if you guys pump your own gas, but have you seen these stickers showing up on gas pumps around the country by buying critics? they show his face and his finger pointing the price and it says "i did that." this is the great fear that this white house has, that this is joe biden's fault even though he doesn't have a heck of a lot to do with rice's going up or down. what do you do? you try to be caught in the active doing something in that is going to be the case today as we have been oregon bloomberg. a likely coordinated announcement with some other countries on the release the sdr. the question is really the more than optics? could this have more than a short-term impact on the markets? >> not just that, but one of the unintended consequences? we heard from opec-plus that they would consider reducing the output in response to the

there that he is planning to go with his family tomorrow to the christmas tree lighting here on nantucket island. that is something to watch for tomorrow. and president biden, as he was leaving that occasion, that opportunity to meet with service members, he was asked by the group of reporters that were gathered to see his visit what he was thankful for and he said it is these guys, referring to the members of the u.s. military and the coast guard that he has seen doing their work in the south china sea and other places around the world. also using this morning, along with dr. biden, a call to al roker during the macy's thanksgiving day parade where he said his message to americans was that after covid-19 america will be back and stronger than ever. so an optimistic message to americans. and he said that it will be great for meeting with friends and family they have not even. >> you will be celebrating thanksgiving away from home. happy thanksgiving and thanks for what you do. thanks, josh. >>> thanksgiving dinners may be looking closer to normal this year, but how do we keep it that way? i will

kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president on nantucket island off the coast of massachusetts. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. acting with an abundance of caution. me is behind the decision to begin the travel restrictions tomorrow. they will not affect american citizens will but still travel from the eight countries and africa. that is an effort to buy more time for experts to learn more about where omicron has spread. mr. biden is facing criticism for imposing a travel restriction now after he had criticized president trump's china flight ban early in the pandemic. the president says this new variant is another sign americans should get boosters and for those still unvaccinated to finally take the shot. president biden is also calling on other nations to match the generosity of the u.s. which has donated more vaccine around the world than all other countries combined. of course, any new covid uptick or new variant poses an economic and political risk to the president, and his stewardship over coronavirus as he heads back to washington later today. with

it's based here on nantucket island just off the coast of massachusetts. and the president had a virtual conversation with members of the military. all six branches. army, navy, air force, marines, space force, as well as the coast guards. he talked to service members around the world thanking them for their service and as he was leaving, he was asked what he was thankful and he turn to the members of the coast guard and said people like you around the world then ticked through a lot of places he's visited from the south china sea to afghanistan to iraq. so really thanking the troops here, but beyond that, this is largely a holiday for the president and his family. he arrived late tuesday evening. scheduled to leave on sunday. so some down time for the president. really the halftime here of the final month of his first year in office. of course on the heels of the infrastructure bill which has been signed into law, when he gets back to washington next week, the build back better agenda still has so much work to do to corral democrats. so a break on a sunny

. >>> president biden is celebrating the first thanksgiving of his presidency on nantucket, an islandbout 30 miles off the coast of massachusetts where we also find cbs's nancy cordes. nancy, good evening. i hear it's better there in the summertime. >> reporter: this is true, tony, though the bidens have been coming here to nantucket to celebrate thanksgiving for decades. it's something of a family tradition. it is also for presidents to spend at least part of thanksgiving day with the troops. and so today president biden kept that tradition alive too. in a brief break from family time today the president and first lady visited a coast guard station, speaking with about two dozen service members outside and holding video calls inside with troops from all six branches of the military. afterwards, mr. biden was asked what he's thankful for. >> what am i thankful for? i'm not joking when i say i'm thankful for these guys. wherever they are. people wonder what america is. they look and they see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. they see them. and they make me proud. >> re

they descended here on nantucket, an island off the coast of massachusetts.hts on this thanksgiving holiday. take a listen. >> happy thanksgiving, everyone. this is always a spect of special time in america, but this years the blessing are especially meaningful. >> we have a new precious for the little moments we can't plan or replicate. the music of laughter and a warm kitchen, the thump of small feet making big sounds. the circle of faces crowded around our dining room table, glowing in the candlelight. >> as we gather together again, our table and hearts are full of grace and great dude, and as commander in chief, i'm especially grateful to our service members and their families for the sacrifices for our nation. >> reporter: we've already gotten -- the president and first lady called into the macy's day parade. they are staying at the home of of dived reuben stein here on the island. biden has been coming here for more than four decades. if you talk to folks in town, a lot of people have stories of running into biden. but he can't exactly move around the

president biden, first lady jill biden and their family spending a long holiday weekend on nantucket, an island off of massachusetts. returning here to a place where the biden family has been going for more than four decades. of course, the first-time president biden coming as commander in chief. he made a brief visit on thanksgiving morning to a u.s. coast guard facility here who met with service members virtually all over the world from all six bran etches of the service, army, navy, marines, coast guard and indeed the space force. afterward, he had this to say about what the troops mean for america. >> i've watched these people. i've watched them in the south china sea, afghanistan, iraq, south america, wherever they are, people wonder what america is? they look and they see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. they see them. that makes me proud. >> reporter: so the president scheduled to light the christmas tree here on nantucket friday evening before spending the rest of the weekend here, returning to washington on sunday. of course, has a busy december ahead, trying to get h

president biden, spending the holiday on the island of nantucket, was briefed about the new covid variant. his chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci, said there is no indication omicron is in the united states, but the president says the threat underscores the importance of covid boosters. we get more now from cbs' weijia jiang. weijia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, tony. here is a sense of how quickly things escalated. this morning, dr. anthony fauci said that they were rushing scientific data to determine whether the u.s. should implement that new travel ban. by this afternoon, the white house announced it will go into place on monday. president biden said he made that decision after meeting with his covid response team for about half an hour this morning. he said much is still unknown about this new variant, except that it is of great concern and seems to spread rapidly. the president said global vaccinations are necessary to end the pandemic, calling it a patriotic responsibility to get one. >> reporter: president biden also urged other countries to waive intellec

and i love plague as you know did in fact a lot of the island and nantucket the disease was on the water. and some people refer to the plague here but what we know about it is over the years, hepatitis, skin turning yellow, open-source and disease control came out ten years ago and they believe that it might be left over and what that is, they believe some french trade ships going over and they had wraps on the trade ships and the wrap get into the water system causing this disease. and that's what this theory is now and i always say this every time a talk, even for whatever name you want on it, it doesn't matter to me. what i do know is the most devastating thing that ever happened to our people. so as he was coming down the coast was squanto and achieve, they come to - and they find out it was devastated. imagine that squanto coming back home and finds out all of his people are dead. with that change he was, i think so. they end up going over to the vineyard and this area in 1611, overdue england anyway tobacco. how did he made about was in 1514, they were asking him as well, is there

over the holiday weekend, he was spotted inside of crowded store in the prestigious island of nantucket mask free. there is the sign, face covering required. i wonder if you will be cited for breaking the mask mandate. but he's a democrat, the rules don't apply to him lamar wright? maybe we should cut joe a break. obviously he's struggling with his memory. by all accounts, joe biden is a complete cognitive mass. there is no more ambiguity, there is no more debate. the evidence is in and today, his struggles continue. take a look.s. >> as we enter the month of december compared to where we were last christmas. questions. >> should americans be worried,s sir? >> alexis. >> we have two alex's. >> the other alex doesn't have a heart attack, i want call on him. >> mr. president, hi. that would be me. >> i'm not alex, but i would love to. >> okay, i'll ask the other alex in the new. >> sean: this is beyond embarrassing. it is humiliating for the entire country and frankly it is also now extremely dangerous as everyone of our enemies, and for a regime on this planet earth, they see this as wel

>> reporter: well, poppy, the biden family descended on the island of nantucket, massachusetts.visiting for more than 40 years. the president skipped that tradition last year, due to the pandemic, but once again, his entire family is here, gathering for the thanksgiving holiday. a short while ago, the white house released a thanksgiving message from president biden and first lady jill biden where they talked about those who have lost loved ones, due to the pandemic. and also offered special thanks to the meilitary. take a listen. >> you know, as we gather together again, our table and our hearts are full of grace and gratitude for all those we love. as commander in chief, i'm especially grateful to our service members and their families for the sacrifices to our nation. >> reporter: now, the bide vnz been coming here for quite some time. if you walk down the streets and the stores and restaurants, often times people have stories of a waiter serving a cheeseburger to the president or him showing up at the annual christmas tree lighting. as president, he can't move as freely. we'l

yesterday, we expect that the bidens are going to attend a christmas tree lighting here on the island of nantucketwas just out a little bit ago if town. you could see the secret service already starting to get prepared for that setting up a mag ne to him magnetometers to screen people. we will see him with his family if everything goes according to plan on this day after thanksgiving. >> josh letterman, thank you, claudio, thank you. dr. susannah hill, we appreciate your expertise. ron insana, thank you very much. >>> we will have more on president biden in nantucket. plus stricter voting laws over the finish line in michigan who ut the democratic governor's approval. >>> black friday sales are up over 12% over last year. are shoppers able to find what's on their list? and next up, the new apology late this afternoon from congresswoman lauren boebetter. we're live with those specifics coming on up. >>> must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday del

the president and first lady are expected to bring some holiday cheer here to nantucket by attending the island's tree lighting ceremony. the president did spend part of his holiday greeting coast guardsmen stationed here and he zoomed the 6 branches of government to thank them for their time and service we know the president likes to emphasize his middle class roots, but during this day, the family is staying at the 13 acre $30 million compound that is owned by private equity billionaire david rubinstein who made it available during this visit. >> as the president wraps up his thanksgiving day, he will head back to washington with some pretty big issues on the agenda. what are you looking at? >> reporter: for sure. he'll go back this weekend and there are big challenges waiting in washington and the top priority will be trying to get his social spending package through the senate and we know the white house acknowledges that will be tough to do. plus, the country reaches a new debt ceiling borrowing limit that happens before christmas. and the administration is grappling with how to deal with in

not the national christmas tree lighting, but a small island celebration on nantucket. the cheer of the holiday season. out andabout, visiting small local shops, here with extended family. to be enjoyed this weekend before a return to washington, where the president faces pressing economic challenges. >> i've talked to the feds about a whole range of things. >> reporter: inflation has climbed to a three-decade high. while gas prices are stingd inf >> reporter: inflation at a decade high, while gas prices are stinging holiday travelers this weekend. republicans hammering those issues. >> they can say what they want, but the american people understand it for what it is. >> reporter: the administration says it's taking steps to ease gas prices like releasing 50 million barrels from the nation's strategic supply. and urging the federal trade commission to examine oil and gas company's pricing. >> we want supply to increase in the united states and around the world so we can reduce the pressure at the pump. >> reporter: washington's december calendar is filled with dramatic.

tom: you and the president had a scone or whatever they are called at wicked island bakery this week in nantucketwhat he would have talked about is he doesn't want to do a george bush. i would suggest that all of washington, both parties are hardwired off the failure of the katrina response which is to get out front of it. that is really what we are dealing with right now. joe: that is right. this president says we have been in front of it. we got you through delta. we have handled travel. we are dealing with maxine's and basking despite the political implications. america is in a fairly good place to deal with it instead of saying we need to shut down the airports and start creating policy. the biggest obstacle for this president has been politics, the politicizing of masking and vaccines when it comes to covid. kailey: but speaking of the politics, between messaging between republicans and democrats, is there any party that is not on board with this, or is there consensus in washington among the executive and legislative branch, does not among the populace? joe: when it comes to covid, i don't

meantime president biden spending thanksgiving on the island of nantucket and massachusetts. the president, who likes to spotlight his working-class roots will be staying at his family's -- not his families -- but with his family at a $30 million oceanfront compound owned by a d.c. beltway billionaire. this comes as americans are spending large amounts of their paychecks on soaring gas and food prices. tomorrow families across the country will be spending 14% more their thanksgiving feast compared to last year. we have fox team coverage on all this. bill mcgurn is here to discuss the president's handling of the economy. we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in nantucket. >> good afternoon. the same day president biden tapped the nation's strategic petroleum reserve, the emergency stockpile for oil, to mitigate these high prices and crippling inflation. he went to nantucket to spend the holiday in his billionaire businessman friend's compound. david rubenstein inviting the biden family to stay at his estate. estimated to be worth

island. cnn's arlette saenz is joining us live from nantucket where president biden is spending the thanksgivingnd how it affects u.s. relations with china at a pretty delicate time. >> reporter: well, brianna, the issue of taiwan is such a diplomatically sensitive issue for the white house. and according to one of these lawmakers on that trip, this visit set off some alarm bells within china. representative elissa slotkin, a democrat, said shortly after landing she got a message from the chinese embassy telling them to call off the trip. it includes five lawmakers, four democrats and one republican. the trip still went forward. it is a producer of semi conductors, which is an interest to slotkin, who is from michigan, a state with a strong auto industry through. it comes at a sensitive time in the biden administration. it is one of those fraught issues between u.s. and china. president biden invited taiwan to a summit of democracies, a move that china called a mistake. now, the president, during his call with president xi of china earlier this month, they talked about this issue of taiwan. of c

nantucket. we don't yet have any official word of whether they plan to go out and about and enjoy the festiviies on the island. there's a pool of reporters waiting alongside the president in case he decides to go out and see the island a bit. we heard from president biden in that video message talking about how last thanksgiving was such a different thanksgiving with so many americans unable to be with friends and family and how much more meaningful it is this year for folks once again to be able to spend precious time with their friends and family on this holiday. and then we also got a surprise from the president when he phoned in to nbc's own al roker during the macy's thanksgiving day parade. you were showing a photo of that just a second ago. take a listen to what president biden and jill biden, the first lady, had to say to al. >> what's your message to the american folks on this thanksgiving day? >> my message is after two years, you're back. america is back. there's nothing we're unable to overcome, al, and you're one of the reasons for that. you're always up and always moving. >> just in the last few

island bakery. six pies include an apple, pecan, pumpkin, six generals, or six dozen dinner rolls excuse me. and also, morning bonds. this is the president's year on nantucket local paper here is full of stories from the past five visits per the inquirer and mirror reports that in 2016, then vice president biden snuck in the back door of the restaurant that often caters his annual thanksgiving dinner, right around closing time to give the owner of the restaurant a white house baseball hat. they said that biden annually takes part in the cold turkey plunge. that is an ocean dip and it is very cold. a fund-raiser for the local library here. and today the first family also release this video expressing gratitude for this time of togetherness. >> after been apart last year, we have a new appreciation for those little moments that we cannot plan or replicate. the music of laughter and a warm full kitchen. the thump of small feet making big sounds. the circle of faces, crowded around our dining room table. blowing in the candlelight. >> you know, as we gather together again, our table in our hearts are full of grace and gratitude for all of those that we love. >>