>> do they have senators on board, where is bernie sanders on this? we're hearing from our sources, stephanie, that bernie sanders backs the position of the progressives and that is until there is legislative text then they will not give their vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill that speaker pelosi wants to vote on today. let me see who's walking behind me. congresswoman can you stop for the cameras. sorry i was trying to get representative custer who was in the meeting with president biden just now to see what was being said. we heard moments ago from another member, congresswoman carolyn maloney, that they are going through the bill section by section in that room behind me. president biden has been in there for 35 minutes so he is also educating the caucus on what is in this bill. and that is, you know, in the steps of how this is supposed to go, educating and convincing and persuading people to get on board. that is a huge task to do in an hour-meeting this morning. he's going to address the nation in this just a little bit. and again, it'

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the nose as not on board our crew capsule -- the newest astronauts on board our crew capsule. they have hit apogee at about six 1000 feet -- 61,000 feet. i can imagine jackie having the time of their lives. >> u.n. for joining us live from west texas. -- thank you for joining us live from west texas. it is so exciting to have sent captain kirk himself, william shatner to space. i cannot wait to hear his commentary upon return. as with our -- as well as our customers. a big shout out to you as well as our own audrey powers. they're coming back home. the booster is going to bring the capsule back home. it is more and not mentally shaped. -- it is more aerodynamically shaped. what we see coming up is the top of the rocket, we have the drag breaks. it helps stabilize the vehicle, like the feathers on the back of an arrow. it cuts the velocity dramatically. you can see the wedge fins are out. we are going to expect the engine to relight about 3600 feet above ground level. the drag breaks have written -- have deployed. touchdown. welcome back new shepard. the fourth flight to space

and it's not happening because the progressives are on board with the substance. that was a big move today, but not on board with the process because of the trust deficit within the party still. and across in the senate. >> you know, and david, i want to pick up on the trust factor. some house democrats, the progressives, simply don't trust senators manchin and sinema. how much of an obstacle is that lack of trust among democrats and is there anything the president can do about it? >> look, i think he's trying. he's been trying to broker this for six weeks and he tried to force the issue today. i don't have any doubt that this is a major obstacle. they need, they're in principle on board with this framework, the president and despite all the sacrifices that were involved in that compromise, but they want to hear manchin and sinema say they're on board, too. they don't want to vote for, they don't want to lose their leverage then find out that manchin and sinema aren't on board. so until they come on board, this will they bless this deal, until they say yes, we're

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no republicans getting on board. it is on the line for democrats. i'm stephanie ruehl. jose diaz-balart picks up breaking news coverage right now. >> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. it is an incredibly busy day in our nation's capitol. president biden is expected to unveil a new frame work pour the safety net but is everyone on board? we'll find out where things stand. from bob me then in does and raul ruiz. later, cap toil hill big oil executives in the hot seat. authorities say the fatal shot alec baldwin fired on the set of his new movie was a live bullet. we'll have the latest on the investigation and also be hearing from a doctor about why it's important to vaccinate children and why some people can get a fourth shot as covid cases drop in the u.s., they are surging in russia. moscow heading into another lockdown. we begin on capitol hill, president biden spoke with white house democrats about a new framework for a bill aimed at reshaping the social safety net which could trigger a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. after his pitch to lawmakers the pre

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. >>> and the launch of this spaceship with william shatner on board is just one hour away. you're looking at live pictures. cnn's coverage continues now. >>> very good space age wednesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm erica hill. planted firmly on earth. we're going to have to stay on earth, but pretty soon going boldly where no 90-year-old has gone before, one william shatner one hour from now. the legendary actor known for his role as "star trek 's" captain kirk set to make history on the "new shepard" rocket. shatner will become the oldest person to travel to the edge of space. >> while we wait for our own invitations, moments ago shatner and his three crewmates arrived at the site from a remote stretch in west texas where the launches come from, originally scheduled on tuesday, postponed a day due to dangerous rough winds. the 90-year-old shatner tells anderson cooper ahead of the launch, he's understandably anxious before hurdling into space at three times the speed of sound. that's more than 2200 miles an hour. and he'll go 62 miles above the earth. have

on party lines. so, what is the solution here, considering how incredibly important voting rights is in this country and we're seeing legislation across the boardoting rights of black and brown individuals specifically. >> well, joe manchin is the one that said that he could bring ten republicans along and perhaps when he sees that he can't, even though we're still hopeful, maybe that will change his mind about changing the filibuster. again, if we allow all of these states to suppress votes, take away voting rights, then he'll be in the minority anyway. so, he wants to stay in the majority and be able to wield the power that he does seem to have, then he needs to rethink some of the strategies that he is thinking about. if he's successful with his ten republicans, that's one thing. but if he's not, they're sending him a message also. >> so, you're hopeful basically that joe manchin sees a light if he can't get ten republicans on board, a bill that he, by the way, was part of negotiating, was part of drawing up, that if he can't get those on board, then subsequently maybe he'll come on board with, you know, a legislative carveout when it comes

>> yes. >> everybody's on board. you're on board, aren't you? >> the president joking everybody's on board, but there are still a lot of questions. you heard some from senator markey a short time ago. a lot of questions this morning as he is selling that. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. for now, we'll send it over to you in rome, jim. >> reporter: that's right. the president delayed his departure for rome to go to the hill, try to get members of his own party in board. in a matter of hours he'll arrive in italy for his first g-20 summit as commander in chief and the first time in two years the g-20 leaders have met face-to-face. but the president still an open question, does he arrive with large portions of his economic agenda in place? a big piece of that of course the climate agreement, which is crucial not just to the g-20 summit but the u.n. climate summit, which will follow immediately in scotland. we'll bring you more from rome in just a moment. erica? >> looking forward to that. manu raju on capitol hill this morning. cnn's john harw

i, as well, started on board 2. i'm now on board 1. i'm a certified general appraiser and involved in real estate. i've been appraising since the '80s, and been in real estate that long as well. so i understand real estate values and hope to continue and help with board 1. >> chair: thank you so much. and that takes on to paul beller. >> thank you. i appreciate it. i am residential appraiser here in san francisco. i only focus on san francisco county. i have about just over 10 years' experience, and i have enjoyed the past three on the board, the assessment appeals board, and i would like to continue. thank you. >> chair: thank you. ms. nelson, if you could turn your camera off, that would be great. and why don't we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. >> there are no callers. >> clerk: thank you, mr. atkins. >> chair: there are no callers for this item. okay. colleagues, i want to thank all of the ap applicants for board 1, the complex assessment appeals board and make the following suggestion to keep thing

what are the incentives to get china on board?emissions gap, everyone needs to participate or it will not work. >> it is a difficult question. we know that the special envoy for climate john kerry has had a number of interactions with china, trying to press china. the biden administration is trying to offer a multilateral approach to china to get them on board, but china has a longer time to reach net zero emissions , 2060, alongside saudi arabia, and we are still unsure if the crown prince of saudi arabia will show up. that is another potential line the u.s. is pushing for, net zero by 2050, 10 years on. potentially, china would want if they're going to offer something big and bold on climate, they want something in return, the tariffs still in place, some easing of language when it comes to what's going on between beijing and washington, but while the biden administration is trying to negotiate with china and talk tough on other issues, human rights, trade, china will use climate as leverage. caroline: go enjoy your friday night

they're not still not on board. so islands roll, very importantly, walls to put their foot down until the wording was changed, that it would be up to 15 percent and that that global minimum tax wouldn't go higher than 15 percent. so there ro, really did hold it at that threshold. well, it's something we've heard a lot about during this debate was countries like ireland say, well that's how we attract business. yes. well, i hate to be a pessimist heared towards a country like ireland. but in reality, if you want to attract chris, this is the only way you could do that is by being tax friendly in basically a give away that's going to hurt other nations where they're doing business. i mean, to me, that seems a little bad on their part. well, you know, you can settle about on their part. i'm not going to pass judgment, but i would say it's not just island, it's a little country's look. i mean hungry in estonia, they have to find a way to attract businesses to those nations on luxembourg, of course is the one that's been

shepherd's second human flight with audrey powers, william shatner, our customers glen and chris, on board, they are well on their way to space. so far, a phenomenal flight, clean burn on new engine three. new shepherd giving them a beautiful flight to space this morning. the rocket is climbing towards an altitude. we're aiming just over the line, the international recognized line of space of 100 kilometers. that's about 328,000 feet and a gorgeous view down the rocket. now we've had main engine cut off. the be 3 engine has shut off. in a moment we will separate the capsule from the booster, and at that point, our astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of their harnesses and enjoy the beauties of zero g. let's wait to listen. there you can see a clean separation between the capsule and the booster. there you can see the capsule from the top of the booster. they are continuing their ascent over the carmen line. you will known when they hit [inaudible] when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 328,000 feet, over 100 kilometers, welcome to space, the newest astronauts on board o

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these distractions on board do nothing to help us address what ms. beyer was just referring to. we have several threats going on at the same time. having the best communication for the crew to focus on that so everyone can do their jobs. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for this important hearing. my first question is to ms. nelson. it is not as if there had not been recognition of the presence of unruly passengers. and yet we have to hold this hearing this morning. i took note of the fact the faa administrator, steve gibson, had issued an order enforcing -- whatever that means -- a zero-tolerance policy against violence or threatening passengers. i have to ask you, how consistently is this zero-tolerance policy enforced? how is it enforced? >> thank you, i appreciate your support. you, of course, were part of working with our union two decades ago to put in place penalties for interfering with flight crews. penalties in terms of jail time and fines. the faa has addressed these issues as they come, sometimes issuing warnings to people. when the faa administrato

the crew on board, all 4 will experience about 3 minutes of weightlessness before they get power. shoot it back down to the ground and all this entire trip will last about 10 minutes. but in terms of publicity, just phase offs is really hit this one out the park because there is no one on this planet that is more relate to bowl that has had more of a cultural effect on science fiction than william shatner. so he is strapped in looking pretty relaxed at the moment, but we are on hold for now. yeah, and as you say, millions of people have grown up watching william shatner on the star trek tv show and films, but beyond the publicity this mission will bring. what do you think shot and the company behind this strip jeff basis is company hoping to achieve you to get out of well look what we've got here in the big picture is a 1000000000 as boys club race to space. both jeff pathos, a lot mosque and richard branson are all fighting for dominance in this race to get people like you and i up into space to make it cheaper to make it more accessible. and there's no one more accessible, i thi

you so the spacecraft crew members to the 1st steps on board the i cecilia to day. let's east on a quarter can tell us did and then you j. well the say use m. s 19 just successfully docked at the international space station after blasting off from the bike and or cosmo jerome and cassock stand early on tuesday. now as you can see on your screen, this is the docking procedure taking place. usually it's done by an automatic docking system. but this time, the commander of the flight and the actress on board took manual control to complete the procedure for part of a film that they're, that they're filming. now before the launch of the rocket, we heard from the commander at a press conference. he talked a little bit about what it's going to take to accommodate these new crew members. a bar aboard the international space station urban group got up with the spacecraft, has been reconfigured for it to be managed without an on board engineer. but i think that as soon as we get to the space station, a lot will change there because we've got so much vital equipment for shootin

now, several cosmo knots on board. actually in these scenes, i wanted to say that paris sealed will be playing a surgeon that was sent to the international space station to actually save the life of a cosmonaut and several of the cars, not already on board. the i assess, are actually playing rolls in this movie, like oleg novit sky, who actually sent his greetings over twitter right after watching the launch from space. now, the movie itself is even set to make history as the 1st feature film filmed in space. this is something that the russian team has been locked in, a literal space race to accomplish for a while now with the american actor, tom cruz and the director, doug lehman. so i, this is certainly as some interesting news coming out of biking or, and the international space station. and we have discussed this unique space mission with another russian cosmonaut andre bar sanker. a shad his opinion on the case as it oh look at my will. this is the 1st experience of the space white had been just one cousin that sp

but you know, this shows us the extent to which we rely on digital technology across the board. and cyber attacks of sorts can bring down whole systems. and facebook is just one. it's a social networking platform, but a lot of businesses are who said relying on it. but imagine a much more in trend infrastructural attack. i'm not saying this was a cyber attack. in fact, i have a theory about what happened. but this shows you the fragility of the entire digital infrastructure that we're relying on facebook and says this service i teach, it did not lead to any user data being compromised, but it is just another setback. weeks after a former product manager claim the social network knowingly allows users to spread hate and misinformation, or a guess gave us their views on where facebook the brand currently stands after all that. but what's interesting about the leak documents of the wall street journal published is that they show quite clearly that facebook is in decline and knows it's in decline. and so you see all these desperate measures of attempting to attract preteens and child

joining us live for new shepard's second human flight with audrey powers, william shatner, and chris on board. they are well on their way to space. so far, a nominal flight and clean burn honor new engine three. new shepherd giving them a beautiful flight to space this morning. the rocket is climbing towards an altitude. we are aiming just over the carbon line, the internationally recognized line of space 100 kilometers, about 328,000 feet, and a gorgeous view down the rocket. now, we have had main engine cutoffs, the engine has shut off. in just a moment, we will separate the capsule from the booster. at that point, our astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of their harnesses and enjoy the beauties of zero g let's wait to listen. . [cheering] there you can see a clean separation between the capsule and booster. there you can see the capsule from the top of the booster. they are continuing their assent over the carbon line. you will know when they hit after g when the speed hit zero. and there they are, over 328,000 feet over 100 kilometers. welcome to space, the newest astronauts o

at la guardia airport an airplane was evacuated after a security issue on board. molly line is there. molly: it was forced to make an emergency landing at law guard yeah. one man is in custody for alleged suspicious activity. some 80 people deplaning right on the taxiway. this was about 3:00. the video showing significant emergency response. it happened on american eagle 017. the port authority reports an emergency was declared by a pilot regarding a suspicious passenger and luggage on board. upon ex exiting the active runway, the plane stopped at a taxiway. the crew responded according to procedures and with concern for the safety of all on board. the passenger involved in the incident was taken into custody. the investigation is ongoing. you can imagine pretty disconcerting for some of nose passengers. jon: coming up, we'll take you to des moines iowa where president trump will speak in about an hour. steve harrigan is tracking the search for brian laundrie in florida. steve: i'm steve harrigan in florida, that story ahead. wortho build it a solid foundation. wea

on the water and to ensure. they expect hazardous materials. firefighters will board internships are no injuries were reported and that the fire appears to have been contained. so far no safety risk is reported to people onshore. mark lobel, bbc news. while there are growing fears about the environmental impact from the ship fire, david is the president of the canadian charity. thank you for being with us. we have any more details about what chemicals were on board and how dangerous they might be?— they might be? yes. apparently potassium _ they might be? yes. apparently potassium animals _ they might be? yes. apparently potassium animals and - they might be? yes. apparently potassium animals and date i they might be? yes. apparently| potassium animals and date was on board —— animal. this has caused problems fighting a fire. when you add water to these chemicals it heats up and it is quite corrosive and combusted.— it is quite corrosive and combusted. what are the possible _ combusted. what are the possible dangers - combusted. what are the possible dangers here i co

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two paying passengers on board this mission as well which speaks to the space tourism market that they're lead on. which is why you should keep an eye on virgin galactic stocks. >> i've seen something amazing and historic a 90-year-old guy put his shoe on by putting his foot on his go to i can't even do that now >> and he's going to space it's amazing >> i mean, that was amazing. >> it's interesting to see jeff bezos. he's just climbed the watch tower with this crew he's suited up in his blue origin suit as well. just a reminder this is a fre pressureized cabin this is suborbital not going all the way to orbit maximum speed they will travel to are about mach 3, about three gs prr it is interesting to see him up there as they're getting ready to climb aboard the capsple i know from speaking to him post flight just how much he loved it and was very much vocal in saying he can't wait to go back to space again >> can't he just get on with them >> there's six i've been inside the simulation capsule, which is at the astronaut village in the location in west texas they train for several days ahe

coming on board late thursday, and it's a friday highs forward tomorrow. hey are cooling off some members just on friday and saturday, we had that warm up here in the bay area cooled out is here to stay occasional rainfall near wednesday off and on rain likely to thursday. friday you can see that rain cloud friday morning and then maybe tapering off to showers into the afternoon hours, a lot to talk about here. chance of showers in the saturday for the north bay and then possibly that's stronger storm that could produce heavy rainfall. on sunday. so heather and alex just amazing. all those five day panels. there's a rank loud to talk about, and we are expecting that rainfall to really pick up over the next few days. okay thank you so much mark, and obviously we need that rain but hopefully won't interfere with your making strides event on saturday. no it should be a lot of fun. i mean, even if we have to dodge a few raindrops at the event, we'll have a great vehicle will raise money for a great cause still come out and support the american cancer society. a

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masks, one of the school board members resigned after being given a police escort and said i can no longer take the threats to my life. guess what, it pays zero to be on the school district where i was born and raised and educated. so that's the precise example of what i'm thinking about. that poor guy who for all the right reasons wanted to serve and now he's out of the community, and, you know, god help us in terms of who will be his replacement. >> yeah, one of many. michael smerconish, great to see you this morning. thank you so much. you can catch michael's show saturday at 9:00 a.m. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> all right, good morning to the viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, october 28th. i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. this is a huge morning right now for joe biden, the president of the united states, who is laying it all on the line in the next hour. he'll either be declaring victory of sorts on a deal on a social agenda, or explaining why he failed to bring democ

we understand we have to get all 50 senators on board and senator manchin has a big role to play on this. this is in his committee. we are continuing to push for the strongest possible climate protections that will allow us to bring down carbon emissions. we're open to that negotiation as long as we have strong climate protections that bring down carbon emissions. that's the discussion that's under way right now. there are no decisions that have been made despite reporting that is out there. there's no decision that has been made. negotiations are continuing. i think we need to make sure as my friend, tina smith said, it is not enough to have two people on board in the senate, but you have to have all 50 senators. i think that is an important part of this as well. >> when we last talked, the way you helped characterize this, the way you bring the price tag and we discussed the price tag is a frustrating way to discuss it. we need to discuss the programs and what return they provide. there are three options. shorten duration of the things you propose. you reduce the cost of some of the th

we've been on board a unique flight over the skies of new zealand to seek it out. very otherworldly, it's very dramatic. since moving to dunedin in 2013, i've become completely and utterly bonkers about this amazing phenomenon, and i spend many dark night chasing around remote parts of southern new zealand where we get to see the australis. but a few years ago i realised that actually if i really wanted to see the aurora australis, i've get to way south of new zealand. so to do that, we need — i guess you'd call it an airliner, basically. find the active area of the aurora and then start orbiting around till we get fantastic views, and that's what we're doing tonight. we're ten hours, really chasing auroras across the southern ocean, 41,000 feet in an amazing aircraft, boeing 787~ — we've just seen the numbers and it looks like the aurora is kind of brewing for a bit of a storm, which is good. you can tell there's been a bit of a party here in christchurch. i always like to hold off on the champagne after we've seen the aurora, that's my personal way of doing thing

being on a board of directors is a huge responsibility. learning that goes on in that process is invaluable. you get the dual benefit of that training plus that leadership development opportunity plus bringing very important voice. thank you so much president walton and director sue for doing this. i love it. i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. with that, if we can open -- sorry, supervisor walton? >> president walton: real quick. i know this is on my mind. i had to go back and look specifically. page 2 line 14, dcyf and the children of youth needs to have at least one meeting. great minds do interact. that is in the resolution. >> chair ronen: please open the item up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you. we are working with department of technology to see if we have callers in the queue. for those who already called in and done so, please call star 3 to be added to the queue. you will hear the system prompt to indicate that you have raised your hand to confirm you're in line to speak. for those already on hold, please continue to