property taken from a black family in the 1920s, returned to the rightful owners. the new law that made that happen nearly a century later. as we do say good morning, everybody. i'm kendis gibson. it is october 2nd. >> october is here. it feels like summer still though in many places. >> three more months. i'm lindsey reiser. >> you have your pumpkin spice yet? >> no-no. >> not exactly. >> not at all. >> i have pumpkin bread waiting for the oven. >> hard and fast. >> i'll get on board with that maybe in march. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us this morning, we will begin this morning with the democratic deadlock on president biden's agenda. while the president and speaker nancy pelosi are projecting confidence that both bills will pass, some mothers in the house aren't quite on the same page. >> the two of them issuing statements overnight, using phrases like deeply regrettable. and profoundly disappointed. they sound like they like what happened yesterday.