The forecast. Also tonight, pomp and protest. University graduations nationwide disrupted over gaza. With no breakthrough yet in Mideast Negotiations for a new ceasefire and hostage release im Ramey Ensenseio in tel aviv. Cbs confirms that the israel ceasefire talks are on the verge of collapse. As political pressure on President Biden builds. Im skylar henry at the white house. With six months until election day, the president facing fury on several fronts. And controversial book. South dakota governor kristi noem defends her words and actions. I made a difficult choice. Youre a mother two and you have little kiddos. Would you make a choice between your children and a dangerous animal . Countdown to launch. Boeing ready to send humans into space after years of delays. And later, he fled war to find peace. Now a student from ukraine is headed to the one of the most prestigious Music Schools in the country. Announcer this is the Cbs Weekend News from new york with je rica duncan. Good e
i had already quit my job at google when the war started. i didn t feel like i had a choice. america is letting a smaller, less equipped country fight its big war for it right now. if you consider the last 60 years, russia has been our main if not enemy, then nemesis, i guess. and we re letting the ukrainians do that fighting for us. i didn t feel it was right. dana: so the american people have been quite generous, you would agree, in terms of finances. the biden administration asking for another $$37.7 billion. when they hear general milley say as long as it takes they are looking to find somebody in the administration, let s just ask you. you are on the ground and fighting and made this decision. why is it important for americans to support the war in ukraine? it s incredibly important. that struggle is not about
Central region. 8 billion in economic outreach each year with tens of thousands of jobs. the benefits out weigh the cost. the rules would actually save 37.7 billion by 2020 and create more than 274,000 jobs. i suppose tame will tell. we have to see if that pans out. the time now is about 145 hins to the hop of the hour all eyes on apple today as the company makes a big announcement. the surprise guest that could be making an appearance. it nearly plows. brian kilmeade is what is coming up on it goes fox and friends. i am going to get one heather
murray is up to a jury. corporations raking in millions in profits and not paying taxes. sometimes the government is paying them. that s triggering outrage on this american morning . good morning, everyone. it is friday, my very favorite day of the week besides saturday and sunday. happy friday. it s november 4th. welcome to american morning . i m christine romans. ali is on assignment. he s still in caane. herman cain still defiant this morning. the republican front-runner pushing back against the sexual harassment swirling around him. cain says that he will not let it derail his campaign for president. also developing this morning we may hear from one of cain s accusers today, her attorney hopes to release a statement which can rebut cain s contention that any allegations made against him were groundless. joe johns. following all the twists and turns of this case that continues to twist and turn, joe. reporter: that s for sure. if it happens, best case scenario
Thas $306 billion in programmed expend dures, so it will be $134 billion short, between the revenues coming in. now, can we pay the interest on the debt? yeah, it s $29 billion. can we pay social security? you bet, $49 billion. we can pay the active duty million, $2.9 billion. we can pay for the bullets and gasoline. $37.7 billion. we can pay the refunds from the irs, $3.9. we can pay a quarter of the unemployment checks and that exhausts $172 billion. you can t pay for the fbi, national parks, faa, you can t pay for federal retirees, you name it. karl, thank you. lots going on in washington. donald trump calling his fellow republicans terrible negotiators. and el foldo.