is facing a lawsuit. the question is, do pop tarts have enough strawberries? it's "way too early" for this. good morning, welcome to the show "way too early" that in the fourth grade ate too many frosted cinnamon that care to admit. i'm jon lemire. senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema both met with president biden last night at the white house. the two senators are key to passing the reconciliation bill that have reservations about some measures. nbc news reports the problems are two-fold. senator sinema centers around how to pay for it. and senator manchin are what to spend the money on. the negotiations are ongoing and ongoing. democrats searching for several ways to pay for it, they say it will require companies that make more than $1 billion in profit to pay a minimum of 15% tax on that. the white house has supported that plan. last night senator sinema released a statement in support, calling the measure, a, quote, common sense step. the white house ahead to get a deal before president biden leaves for europe. he's slated to go tomorrow but even they are lowering expectations. white house press secretary jen psaki, our guest yesterday on "way too early" has acknowledged it. some lawmakers are worried if the deal isn't agreed upon by the end of the week, they will lose momentum. and joining us now, co-founder of punchbowl, anna palmer. what more are you tell us about the deadlines that the president had last night with senator manchin of west virginia and sinema of arizona? >> this is the whole key for joe biden, senator joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. going to pieces of the package because they know everything is in their hands at this point but i do think you have to have a pretty miraculous 24 hours for joe biden to head to europe without any kind of a deal here. there is so much here still undecided. >> give us updates on a key components here, in terms of the family leave plan, or the child tax credit, or the mechanism to pay for it. there was some reporting last night this is being hurtedly put together, walk us through how messy are things right now? >> very messy. i would say, i mean, everything from what you're talking about, paid family leave is now being cut. it's a way for progressives right now, saying 500 billion to $550 billion for climate change provisions. this is one of the few bright spots that progressives have, because so much of what they wanted is getting cut. there's no sign of what it's going to be if anything on immigration. medicare provisions, bernie sanders pushing it really hard so far there doesn't seem to be any agreement here. as much as democrats say, yes, we're working, everybody it on the table we don't even have a top line in terms of numbers, how they're going to pay for it or what they're going to do on things we're discussing. >> it does seem there was some momentum or progress made at the end of the last week. that momentum has seemed to stall. i feel like senator tester put it forth every week that it gets done and we have yet to do that. because of the trip, the president leaves tomorrow nor a couple of stops capping off at this climate change summit in scotland. he didn't want to go there empty-handed. he wants to re-establish the united states goal on the issue. white house saying it might not get done this week. what do you think, with sources you're talking to, what sort of time line is realistic to get this finished? >> i think end of the week is probably unrealistic at this point. there's just so much we can discuss. senator wyden coming up this morning with a whole new tax scheme and the fact that the house and senate are so far apart on this is key. not only is this not going to happen, but it's hard to see the bipartisan infrastructure deal that speaker pelosi said will meet that october 31st deadline, hard to see it will make that as well. i think we'll see this as continued negotiations probably for days, potentially weeks, going into the end of the year. >> one last quick one, democrats have said white house advisers have told me so long, they feel like at the end of the day, democrats wouldn't vote against their president's own party. sort of a submarine. is there a point that this could completely fall apart? >> nothing is done until it's finally done. the big thing is what happened with senator joe manchin. he's talking about he doesn't feel like he has a place with the democratic party right now to vote for what is joe biden agenda or not. progressives are frustrated coming into line, knowing this is kind of their one shot here but nothing is done until it's done. i think that's the big key here, where senators love having big differences, it's hard to find a way forward, but we haven't stheenl come together on a lot of these provisions. >> anna palmer, punchbowl news, thank you. we'll see you on "morning joe." president biden was in virginia campaigning for terry mcauliffe, biden who has rarely mentioned former president trump by name since taking office repeatedly criticized his predecessor. he argued that glenn youngkin will only further trump's agenda. >> look, how well do you know terry's opponent? just remember this, i ran against donald trump. and terry is running against an acolyte of donald trump. he started his campaign by saying the number one issue in the race was he called -- he called election integrity. this guy calls election integrity. now, why did he do that? because he wanted to hear donald trump? there was a price he'd have to pay for the nomination. and he paid it. but now he doesn't want to talk about trump anymore. well, i do. talk about an oxymoron, donald trump and election integrity? terry's opponent has made all of this pledges of loyalty to donald trump and what's really interesting to me, he won't stand next to donald trump now that the campaign's on. think about it. he won'tal allow donald trump to campaign for him in this state. and really to pledge his loyalty to trump in private, why not in public? what's he trying to hide? is there a problem with trump being here? is he embarrassed? >> the president also denounced extremism saying he came in the form of an angry mob or it can come in the smile with a vest. referring to glenn youngkin. committee chair bennie thompson confirmed it in an interview yesterday telling "the washington post" it will happen. eastman is the figure that contends that donald trump can deny joe biden the presidency. he was working out the willard command center in the days leading up to the report. the post reports the committee has requests documents and communications related to eastman's legal advice on how donald trump can remain in office. eastman confirmed that the committee had contacted him. still ahead, what we're learning about the possibility of criminal charges related to that deadly shooting involving actor alec baldwin. plus, how facebook reportedly with the angry emoji. those stories and more. it shows not much in times square this morning. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? 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>> reporter: those executives from platforms hugely popular with young teens defending their practices, along with youtube, arguing they protect kids, in trying to separate themselves from facebook. >> tiktok is not a social network based on followers. >> snapchat was a decidedly different platform where people to actually talk to friends in real life. >> we do not support features such as comments on snapchat. >> reporter: lawmakers looking for more. >> that's why it's in the gutter. >> reporter: congress could put in place stricter privacy laws and other protections for kids and teens, for example, banning like buttons and auto play. requiring platforms to flag harmful content and preventing websites from promoting influencer ads to young teens. >> we're hoping to get feedback from outside experts and health experts and parents to improve. >> we're constantly trying to balance the freedom of expression with being responsible. >> reporter: some senators looking for a stronger commitment to support specific legislation. >> this bill's been out there for years, and you still don't have a view on it. >> our thanks to hallie jackson. still ahead, the atlanta braves win game one of the world series but lose one of their top pitchers in the third inning. we'll take a look at what's happening. it's remark possible, sports, next. g included in every plan, so you get it all. this is... ♪ ♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? 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and what do things look like today? >> yeah, we're still getting a workout. you're missing a lot of your viewers in massachusetts this morning. we have 300,000 people without power because of the nor'easter. yesterday was the rain and then the storm. numerous 80-mile-per-hour winds on cape cod. at sun-up, we'll see that damage, the trees and power damage to go along with it. the storm is located right over nantucket. by the way, this is the strongest storm nantucket's ever recorded in october. that even goes past some of the hurricanes and tropical storms. this is a rare storm for this time of year. you can see the current wind gusts we've lost some of our stations like provincetown and martha's vineyard. downtown boston has gusts of 50, long island, connecticut, new york city there's not much wind at all. this is really an event for rhode island and eastern portions of massachusetts. we still have the high wind warning that's in effect for 9 million people including the areas that are under the wind advisory. the storm itself will slowly move away during date today, it will stay very windy with significant airport delays. especially boston and providence as we go throughout the morning. today's forecast, it will improve during date in new york. no problems whatever in the ohio valley but we had pretty big thunderstorms last night in the midwest. today, we're going to watch those storms in areas from louisiana, mobile, and houston including. 55 million in severe storms today. tomorrow, we're watching the rain in the midwest and southeast. then as we get into the halloween weekend forecast, we track that storm on friday. it's going to be a rainy, ugly day from virginia, d.c., pennsylvania. i know a lot of schools like to do their halloween parade on friday because of the weekend halloween. that's not great for costumes in a parade. and then on saturday, rainy day in the northeast. the good news, jonathan, on sunday for halloween, we clear it out just about everywhere. it looks like pretty much a treat from coast to coast. >> bill karins, let's certainly hope that continues. my kid going as mario park characters. >> that's fun. >> thanks so much. we'll see you tomorrow. still ahead, an fda advisory panel recommends pfizer's covid-19 vaccine for young children. dr. kavita patel recommends that and more. before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake, email your reasons @msnbc or tweet it @jon lemire. use the #waytooearly. we'll read some of your answers later on in the show. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? 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what does the fda have to do, what does the cdc have to do? when will shots get in arms? >> yeah, jonathan, good to be with you, the advisory committee voted almost unanimously to send it forward to the fda formally to issue the emergency authorization language. that's where that technical language comes up and goes next tuesday or wednesday to the cdc's advisory committee where they will discuss and talk about equity and feasibility, who should administer this, how sand when. those recommendations coming outside of that advisory committee will go to the cdc director. we anticipate that dr. walensky will be ready to receive those and if they're consistent with what the fda advisory committee discussed, then we will immediately sign off and you can literally the next day see pfizer which is prepared to send out the smaller package vials prepares for that smaller dose, jonathan. you could theoretically see shots next friday. but you're right, maybe the next week. my is preparing for the next week. >> what wore your recommendation, doctor, for physicians, parents to prepare for the covid-19 vaccine? do you have any hesitation at all saying, look, your kids if in the right age group should get the shot? >> looking at the data and following the discussion yesterday i do not have any hesitation that the benefits outweigh the risks, especially in this group. jonathan, there's an interesting discussion and will be on next wednesday's calendar for the cdc advisory group are the children who have had previous infections, especially recent infections because there was a spirited debate about how states might want flexibility to offer one dose to that child, because we know that can be sufficient for maintaining immunity. i'm very comfortable recommending the vaccine. but the question of one or two doses spaced by a certain amount of time, i think that's where we want the flexibly. hope that comes from the cdc as well. >> it's more of a two-parter. first of all, do we have a sense of a time line for children being under 5? and secondly, give a broad assessment where we stand right now as a nation, in the battle against the pandemic? what trend lines are we seeing for hospitalizations and deaths? >> yeah, there is good news on that front with children under the age of 5. we do expect a readout on the same, pfizer is expecting a readout on their data from trials in the 2 to 5 range in the next several months. we could see data highlighted and even submitted by the end of the year with more of a likelihood for january and february. we're hoping that covid at that time is in a much better position, jonathan, so we can have a discussion to the second part of your question. as you highlighted, with the cases per day, the case rates continue to decline, double digit percentages week over week. but we're still as you noted anywhere from 1300 to 1500 deaths a day. deaths, as you recall, are the last indicator to improve. we see cases declining, then hospitalizations improving, then deaths improving. what's concerning me just in the big picture, i'm watching the uk, netherlands, belgium, we're seeing an uptick or plateau in that decline. lots of explanations for that, jonathan, but something that we want to watch and see if concerned about the delta plus variant. all in all, the sign for the holiday season, especially if we can get more adults and kids vaccinated by christmastime. >> it does seem what happens in europe eventually ends up here but to be sure, good news for the most part. dr. patel, thank you so much. still ahead, a totally different planet discovered in a galaxy far, far away. 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what got us here? and what sort of impact in the elections in the coming weeks? >> i think it's playing on a sense that the democratic shifts in the country portend the kind of displacement of white americans, at least that's the anxiety that we heard by the january 6th insurrection. and there's also this sense of critique around critical race theorys that they're being displaced in history. >> right. >> i teach toni morrison's "beloved" every year. the irony, it's fiction. it's based on a real story, margaret gardner who escaped slavery. pursued by her slave master who ended up killing her child. and to keep the job to go back to slavery. and that became the basis of the novel. and here we have a parent who doesn't want to read it. >> it's a play in virginia, right? capital confederacy, but in a state that has gone blue, biden won it by ten points. a lot of that by voters just outside of washington, d.c., northern virginia. is this an effective argument there? >> it all depends how it plays in the suburbs, right? there's a sense of control over the schools, what's being caught. and echoes, you're a massachusetts guy, there are echoes of debates around school bussing. >> sure. >> when you think about the violent reaction of disrupting neighborhood schools that kind of has this kind of linkage here. so there's a thought that it might not play with the house and this mansion, that it certainly might cut down the scale, the way -- how to put this -- how much mcauliffe might beat in these areas. >> right, looking at margins or two. democrats with a win,win. the leaders in the party say, look, mcauliffe squeaks out a win by a point or two, it is not necessarily a good sign going forward. >> this is a test of the trump effect. >> right. >> it was all about getting the disaffected white voters who didn't participate in the voting process to join in. then the other side, it was the folks who were afraid of trump who turned out in massive numbers. >> interesting, president biden is so reluctant to mention his predecessor by name, the former guy thing. yesterday he did. he went after trump repeatedly. they're clearly trying to hit the point you just made. they're trying to -- democrats are trying to make this race about trump in the last few days. do you think it's been effective? youngkin, to this point, i guess, has done a good job, where he didn't rebuke trump, making trump take wrath out at him, but he didn't alienate some of the independents. >> people are saying california is an outlier, but remember how close it was initially and then it was blown out. he was associated with donald trump. we'll see whether or not the closeness is close. maybe the polls -- we have to ask who are they interviewing. >> right. we know polls have been coming into question in recent elections. one more, eddie. >> sure. >> the democrats are trying to get these bills across the finish line. infrastructure, reconciliation. it is not clear whether or not that'll happen before president biden leaves for europe tomorrow. how important is it, whether it is this week or next, perhaps before the virginia election, that they simply get this done, even if some progressives are unhappy with the finished product? perfect shouldn't be the enemy of the good, or what is your assessment? >> politics matter but the state of the country matters more. we need to get it right, not just get it done. don't waste money. respond to the problems the country faces. i understand we're a political show. this is what we do, talk about the political game, but it is not just about politics. it's addressing the fact that the country stands on the brink. >> eddie glaude reminding us this is a political show, through larger issues are at stake often. buddy, thank you for being here. coming up on "morning joe," we'll hear from the republican running to the the new mayor of new york city. plus, danny strong joins with a look at his new show. 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[ gasps ] [ screaming ] earlier in the show, we asked, why are you awake? donna, chasing this creature off my front porch. susan writes, i'm traveling to my hometown to work as a librarian in the public schools. another viewer has this comment. jonathan lemire's plain, sad sack face is precisely what is not a wake-up way too early in the morning. thanks for that. dan, i hope you have a nicer one to read maybe? >> i do. our friend kasie hunt is up way too early because old habits die hard. getting radar ready for washington with #dogs#dogs. >> katie hunt was my predecessor. then we had willie geist, but you started at 5:30. >> it is now 12 years old, a tween. you've inherited someone who is difficult. >> trying to keep it off instagram, if i can help it. how did the show come about? what are three things i should know? >> i was doing "morning joe" with joe and mika a couple years. we wanted a pregame show, which has grown so much since then. back at the time, phil griffin, the head of msnbc, said, okay, you can have 5:30. i can't hire any staff. i think he was trying to scare me off. i said, i'll take it. so, yeah, we started as a pregame show. i think you're doing what needs to be done, which is deliver people what they need to know when they wake up but have fun with it, too. it is 5:30 in the morning. people are turned on a little bit, except for the one guy sending you hate mail every day. >> a key is to read the tweet that insults your features. >> there will be plenty of them. i can tell you from experience. some people, in fact, on the west coast where it is 2:00 a.m., they've had a night at the bar, might be angry with something that happened, maybe a fight, and they take it out on you. >> most of the tweets are @mike barnicle. >> he has burner accounts so it won't always be his name. >> he got sloppy that day. >> it's always coming from him. >> i think so. let's talk about a subject not near and dear to our hearts, the houston astros, down one game to zip in the world series. morton pitching on a broken leg. >> i was talking to mike barnicle downstairs. that was the stuff of legend. curt schilling with the red sox and the ankle. getting out of the second inning. then he took the comebacker off his leg. broke his leg and came back in the next inning, strikes out altuve, then heads back to the dugout. >> collapsed. >> too much. >> you have to love the braves, don't you? first of all, they have the opportunity to take out the houston astros, which is a wonderful thing for them to do. also, america's team. didn't we all grow up watching tbs, skip calling the games? >> maddox in our living rooms every day. the dilemma you faced last series, red sox, is being faced right now. people hate the astros because of the cheating scandal, and can't get behind the braves, their rival. >> you saw what i was able to do briefly. cheer for the red sox but side with the red sox against evil. if you got an opportunity to take out the death star as luke did to drop that one dime into the center of it and blow it up, red sox were luke skywalker in the scenario. you have to root for luke. >> i appreciate the red sox and luke skywalker comparisons. >> temporary. >> back to where it is. can the braves pull it off? >> still scared of the astros. they're too good. the braves just lost their front line starter. i'm giving the braves the edge in six, but you're always afraid of the astros' lineup. for all the crap we give them, they're incredibly good. >> so deep. i appreciate you coming on today and not just waking up early to come in, but your support and friendship going into the show. >> it was a tough booking. i was sitting over there, and i walked over. >> i know. >> we made it happen. >> we didn't have to send a car. saved us some money. >> thanks, man. >> thank you all for watching this morning on "way too early" on this wednesday. "morning joe," which will include us, starts right now. this week in covid history. as we end october 2020, the election has been decided. >> the election, i believe the lord told me the president will be re-elected. >> that wasn't the lord. that was your nightmares. i hope she changes your dipies. now, it is time to play the blame game. >> you say, i take no responsibility. >> let me talk about your -- >> i take full responsibility. it is not my fault that it came here. it's china's fault. >> that's right. the buck stops there. >> turn on the television, covid, covid. covid, covid, covid. >> covid, covid, covid, covid. covid, covid, covid. >> they want to scare people. we're rounding the turn. >> yes, we are. and who is watching the kids? >> the reality is this, the number is almost nothing bauds -- because we've gotten control.

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