arguments in the kyle rittenhouse trial set to begin. we have new details how each side will present the case. steve bannon to turn himself in today. brand-new cnn reporting about frustrations between vice president kamala harris s team and the west wing. the exasperation running both ways. two of music s biggest stars returning to the stage and letting us in on the heartbreak behind their songs . the heartbreak behind their songs. making us a little sad on monday morning. good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, november 15th. we re on watch for a major development in the january 6th investigation. we have live pictures of steve bannon s home in washington, d.c. the former chief strategist for president trump expected to turn himself in this morning to face a two-count indictment for contempt of congress. bannon defied a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. he faces a year
up, up. consumer prices spiked more than they have for 30 years. everything from a gallon of gas to loaf of bread costs more. why is this happening and can we stop it? i will ask larry summers. then cia director bill burns went to moscow earlier this month and talked to president putin about russia s military buildup close to its border with ukraine. just what are russia s intentions? is another invasion imminent? fiona hill will weigh in. and the heartbreaking scenes of the poland-belarus border. migrants stuck in a no man s land, locked on both sides. it is all part of a clever and cruel tactic by belarus to destabilize europe. i ll tell you what he node to know. first, here s my take. the joint agreement between the u.s. and china on enhancing climate action was rightly seen as a step forward, but for now, a very small step. it did not have the kinds of specific targets that marked the 2014 agreement negotiated by the obama administration that preceded the pari
he is still going, and he is almost there! owain is nearly 22 hours into his 24 hour drum athon for children in need. drumathon. it s saturday, 13th november. our main story: negotiators at the cop26 climate summit have been working through the night to come up with a deal to prevent the worst impacts of climate change. an amended draft agreement is due to be released later today, with the aim of keeping global temperature rises to no more than 1.5 degrees celsius. laura foster reports. it is today the day where climate change history is made? we have had nearly two weeks of speeches and negotiations, of protests and promises. but the final plan, the deal that will help protect us from the most damaging impacts of climate change, has yet to be agreed upon, and it needs the backing of every party here. a draft version released early yesterday included watered down commitments to enter the use of coal and other fossil fuels. many say it needs to be tougher and ask more from
others for his decision to travel from out of state to the scene of great civil unrest armed with an ar-15. cnn s omar jimenez joins us now from kenosha. what happened in court today? well, anderson, we moved into the final stages here before it gets in front of a jury. over the course of today, though, jurors didn t seem as engaged as yesterday. but that s not saying much because if yesterday was the most dramatic day we ve seen yet in regards to emotion and substance, today was the most technical day we ve seen yet and the most political. this is not a political trial. reporter: but politics and questions of bias emerged from the backdrop of this trial. from the defense s tenth witness drew hernandez. a self-described commentator on the streets of kenosha the night of the shooting. have you ever posted anything on social media? yes. in support of kyle rittenhouse. one could argue yes. reporter: it was a recurring theme brought out by the prosecution. your
capitol hill and at the white house where we re seeing what democrats are saying are real signs of progress. jacqui heinrich has more. good afternoon, neil. good to see you. here s a good snapshot of where things stand. we know senatest bernie sanders is meeting with the president right now in the oval office. that is ongoing. this appears to come together rather quickly after joe manchin said earlier today that he had a meeting with the president last night that was hastily arranged. he didn t expect it. he ended up having one. that s how the pressure is coming toward the senators and the people on the hill from the white house. but also squared to that, senate finance chair ron widen just told hill reporters that the billionaire tax was on the table and ways and means chairman richard neal said it s out of course. there s things moving at warp speed also like the plan cost zero dollars and it s paid for. i asked jen psaki if it was paid for and i didn t get an answer. s