good morning and welcome to "way too early." i'm jonathan lemire on this monday, november 22nd. we'll start with the breaking news. at least five people are dead and 40 injured after an suv drove through a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. yesterday afternoon an suv ran through a barricade, hitting dozens of people in attendance. the moment was caught on camera. we want to warn you, this video may be disturbing. ♪♪ law officials tell nbc news the police are questioning a person of interest who may have a long personal history. the person of interest may have been fleeing from an earlier incident involving a knife when the vehicle reached the parade. police are still getting. >> the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals. some of the individuals were children and there were some fatalities as a result of this incident. we will not be releasing information on fatalities at this time while we are working on notifying the family members of the deceased. >> strategy which should have been a community situation. i'm so sad that so many went to a pa rained ended up with injury and heartache. waukesha schools are closed and the city is providing counseling services. the police will hold another press conference this afternoon at 1:00 local time. joining us now from a children's hospital in milwaukee where several of the victims have been transported, nbc correspondent meagan fitzgerald. thank you for being here. what can you tell us about how many of them there are and what their conditions are. do you have a number? >> reporter: jonathan, good morning, what we know is the hospital has confirmed at least 15 patients have been admitted here. we know 40 others have been injured. out of that collective 40, we know that at this hour five are in critical condition. of course, these numbers are going to be growing throughout the day. the fact that we're standing in front of a children's hospital really paint as picture of what we're talking about here, a parade packed with families, children, excited to celebrate the holidays. this parade is something people look forward to. it was canceled last year because of the pandemic, so people eager and excited to get out there yesterday even. we know that just before 5:00 this red suv came speeding down the parade route, colliding into these victims, and you can imagine, we're talking children and parents who were watching this tragedy unfold. so certainly the trauma of those not injured, lucky to not be injured. the archdiocese here has issued a statement saying among those injured is a catholic priest as well as several children who attend their catholic schools. just an incredible tragedy here. we know that the local authorities are investigating this. the fbi is assisting. but there's still a lot that we don't know. still a lot of information that we are expecting to have answers to later on this afternoon when we get the official press conference. >> meagan, at this point, none of the deceased have been identified yet, correct? and, secondly, what is the latest in terms of where police stand with the investigation? i know we'll get an update later, but what are some of the preliminary findings? >> reporter: right. what we know at this hour is they have not released names just yet, and, sadly, we know that it's very possible that this death toll could potentially climb. as far as this investigation is concerned, they're being very methodical about this. you know, there's a lot of moving parts here they're looking into, a lot that they're trying to understand. preliminary investigation suggests that this person of interest who's now in custody, they're not looking for anyone else at this hour, was fleeing a knife scene, some sort of an attack that had happened, fled the scene. we understand that this individual has a lengthy criminal history. why this individual decided to plow through this exact avenue is something that they're trying to figure out. so, again, still a lot that we don't know at this hour, but we do know that police are not looking for anyone else. >> nbc's meagan fitzgerald. we really appreciate you being out there early this morning and will be looking to you for updates as the day goes on. turning now to capitol hill, the build back better package has passed the house. >> on this vote, the ayes are 220, the nays are 213. the build back better bill is passed. >> in a largely party line vote the house moved forward on friday with the second half of president biden's agenda. the senate is hoping to vote on the bill before christmas. every democratic senator will need to support the package for it to pass. the bill will likely see major changes before that vote, but either way, the president says he will back the measure. >> the build back better plan, now that it's passed the house, when do you expect it to land on your desk? >> i don't know. it's going to take a while to get through the senate, i think. it will probably be after thanksgiving. [ indiscernible ] >> i will sign it, period. >> joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. ali, we should note president biden who we saw there, he was briefed by the tragedy in wisconsin, so we may get updates from the white house as the day goes on as well. let's go back to the bill. obviously a real triumph for president biden, for democrats in the house. a lot of twists and turns that got us to this point. talk to us about how democrats feel about passing it, about what's in it, and about what was left out. >> yeah, jonathan. many months in the making here on capitol hill, especially a lot of shuttling back and forth between the senate side of the building and the house side of the building if you're a reporter like me, because for many weeks there, it felt like we were trying to understand where everyone stood. at least in the last few days what we've seen is the house to come together finally passing the build back better act after the moderates held back. they finally got that last week. they were able to move forward with their piece of it. when you look at some of the things in the house version of the bill, there are things on the senate side that may not make it into the final side because of parliamentary reasons or personal reasons with some of the senators we spent a lot of time talking about, specifically west virginia senator joe manchin. the thing i think about specifically is immigration and paid family leave, which you heard the president being asked about there. it doesn't look likely on the immigration side because they're still trying to work through what immigration measures can actually pass the parliamentary processes of that. there are some rules that have to be followed legislatively in order for democrats to approve this through the reconciliation process. the parliamentarian has signaled that some of the measures don't meet the requirements. that can't be in there. that's going to be a battle we're watching. on the personal politics of it, senator joe manchin has said to me and other reporters he doesn't think paid leave should be in the bill. he wants to do it in a bipartisan way. senator kirsten gillibrand also echoed that on "the sunday show." there are battles looming. the president is right. this is going to take some time. senator chuck schumer believes this can be done by christmas, but december is looking increasingly busy. we're sort of treating this week as sort of the calm before the storm. >> let's get to that in a second. certainly as my colleagues and i reported over the weekend, it's president biden and senator manchin that landed on this price tag. a lot of the stuff in there still to be figured out. you mentioned that december, busy, busy december. tell us some other things looming and what the sense could be how the timeline might slip, perhaps even into the new year. >> and it could slip into the new year. you listened to other senators talking over the weekend, echoing cautious optimism that this could get done by the end of the year. certainly that's the hope. the democrats would rather get it done sooner than later. once the calendar turns to 2022, it certainly changes dynamics here in washington. that's one of the things they're dealing with. that's not the only thing. december 3rd, there's a looming government shutdown deadline. they have to figure out a way to fund the government going forward. then in the middle of the month, there's that x date for when the u.s. will run out of its line of credit. we think that's on our around december 15th. we also know senate majority and minority leaders mcconnell and schumer were in conversation. they're also trying to pass as soon as they get back in town in a week the defense authorization spending act. that's something that has been looming in the senate and that they have been working toward. so a lot of different things happening in december, some of them not even political deadlines we know democrats want to see the second part of their infrastructure bill passed at some point in december, but that's a deadline that's malleable. the other one, the spending deadlines, those are the ones that have people concerned. >> well, my friend, it does sound like you should look at this week. and still ahead, the passenger whose gun went off accidentally, sparking scenes of chaos and fear. plus a jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all accounts, but he could still face civil penalties. we'll answer those questions soon. those stories and a check on the weather when we come right back. . there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking 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person following long-standing u.s. policy. in recent weeks the american and canadian embasies both asked their nationals to leave haiti due to a surge in violence and fuel shortage in the impoverished country, still recovering from years of natural disasters and political unrest. >> our thanks to monica alba for that report. still ahead, the pittsburgh steelers stage a wild comeback on "sunday night football" but still fall short against the chargers. >> plus, look at this. tiger woods gives an update on his health nine months after a serious car accident. sports is next. r a serious car accident sports is next every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- 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thanksgiving week. >> i haven't given you the forecast yet. my legend status depeblds on that. >> that's true. >> let's get into it. the big storm we were talking about last week, that's moving off the coast, but knights a big storm. it trended weaker over the last six, seven days. there's light rain on the eastern seaboard. behind it there's a cold blast of air, but that's it. this arctic blast, this will be the coldest of the season. it's a very cold morning. windchills from minneapolis to green bay to chicago, it's going feel like single digits when you head out the door. then that cold chilly air will be on the east coast, especially in the northeast as we go throughout tomorrow morning. notice new york, boston, d.c. it will be your winter gear tomorrow morning. again, you can travel if it's cold. that's not going to give you delays at the airport if you're on the road. middle of the country, looks great. travel-wise, we look good from coast to coast. the only issues as we go into wednesday would be a little bit of light snow in the rockies. but, jonathan, i have to say, this is a fantastic travel day for thanksgiving. i don't expect any delays and no delays at any airports coast to coast. thumbs-up for anyone heading to their thanksgiving destination. >> bill karins, you earned your g.o.a.t. status. we'll check later in the week to see about winds. hopefully the balloons can fly. still ahead, we bring in danny cevallos about what's next for kyle rittenhouse. the jury has delivered its verdict, but the legal fallout is far from over. before we go to break, why are you awake? email us or tweet me. we'll read some of our favorite answers later in the show. our answers later in the show. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out 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>> jonathan, good morning to you. it's all about the turkey and the cost of the bird and this time at what is a shortened holiday week. the markets are closed on thursday and half day of trading on friday. the markets have been stressing about inflation, the cost of goods and services. so a take on the labels of promotions and discounts on black friday will be quite crucial to the markets. you mentioned earlier the fed pick and how the central bank will deal with the price hikes, which will be quite important in the next couple of years some of the pick for the next fed chair will be crucial to the markets whether it's biden or the more dovish pick in brainard. one issue has been covid with europe in lockdownsdown. that's a condition. airlines are hoping all of us will not be just frequent flyers as the holidays approach but also frequent spenders on our airlines cards. what does that mean? what flyer rules are changing for everyone? >> it's quite a bit. people have looked at it and said, who's been traveling over the last 12 months with most people grounded. it is true. they've changed things because no one is clock up miles. credit card spend willing do a lot of lifting. they're redefining what loyalty means. if you're swiping that card and small business owners put a lot of purchases on the credit cards, they will be well positioned for the status and airline miles, not to mention business miles. some will take cheap tickets around the world. but it's days. >> the global tickets sound pretty good to me, karen. apple sent its date to launch its electric vehicle perhaps lacking a steering wheel. how is that going to work? >> if you are not driving, you don't need a steering wheel. engineers working on the car chip that can process artificial intelligence. what do they look like is the big question. there is no steering wheel and no pedals to all traditional services and devices like the iphone should be integrated with the apple car in the future. you got new entrance flooding into challenging the traditional giants and of course like tesla as we talk about apple entering the fray. >> karen, live from london. i am just trying to get my itunes to work with the car. earlier in the show, we asked all of you this question. neil says i am up early because i got the booster and the headache is real. i got my booster yesterday, perhaps slighter arm. it's worth it, everyone get it. dan, what do you got in there? >> paula is up with her nine kids. >> i get it. we appreciate that animal pun here on way too early. leila says that turkey is not going to brine itself. it does take three days for me to prepare my favorite holiday of the year. >> eddie is on "morning joe" later. waiting is skyrocketing. we can see eddie coming up next. before "morning joe," we'll have a look at axios' one big thing. the latest of the police investigation after an suv plowing through a holiday parade and killing many people and injuring others. and we'll hear from these senators. 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