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joe and me. michael, your party? get out. don t go there. man, i have not finished my coffee yet. what s wrong with them? they re ex communicating people from the church and the republican party, voted for a bipartisan bill but they re talking about killing aoc. when you catch the infection, and you don t treat it, this is what you get. you get sicker and sicker. that s what you see happening. it s something when you stop and think about just the way you put it out there that they were stripped of liz cheney of her leadership and cast aside kinzinger but they embraced a man talking about killing a political opponent. there are two republican parties now? you got the center elizabeth that s a bit more mainstream. then you got the house that s full on insurrectionists and full on murder meme and performance arts. these are people speaking of generations, now they get elected so they can be sock jocks on the back bed. the answer is yes. gerrymandering is a ....
there s no exception in the law for kyle rittenhouse. all eyes are on kenosha, wisconsin where a jury will deliberate the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the american journalist donny finster is free in myanmar. and president biden taking a victory lap for his historic infrastructure bill, but other issues remain. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. this tuesday, november the 16th, and just hours from now, a jury any kenosha will begin deliberating the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the high-profile trial in wisconsin has stirred debate on racial tensions and vigilanteism in the united states. of rittenhouse is accused of fatally shooting two men and wounding another during anti-police protests last year. the teen has pleaded not guilty to all counts against him including intentional homicide. cnn s sarah sidner has more from kenosha. reporter: was kyle rittenhouse practicing vigilante justice or self-defense? now you ve heard the evide ....
good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is going to have a week. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, november 15th. we ve got a lot of news. let s get started. a law enforcement official tells nbc news former trump adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender today and appear in court this afternoon. a federal grand jury indicted bannon on friday, charging him with two counts of contempt of congress, one, failing to appear for a deposition and the other is for failure to produce documents. nbc news reports this indictment is a first. no one who has ever exerted executive privilege has ever been prosecuted for contempt before. if convicted, he could face up to a year behind bars and a fine of up to $5,000, but a conviction cannot force him to testify. liz cheney described the indictment as a warner to other trump officials who are attempting to stonewall the committee, adding, quote, no one is above the law. former president trump responded to the i ....
in glasgow, scotland, marathon sessions went into overtime on saturday. and in tend, nearly 200 goesgoeshlt negotiators at the cop26 conference hammered out a final agreement, after a compromise on coal. many delegates were crushed by the watered-down language. the official apologized. and the agreement fell short but was better than no deal. here he is. we did not achieve these goals at this conference. but we have some building blocks for progress. i want to send a message to young people, indigenous communities, all those leading on climate action. i know you are disappointed. but the price of progress is not always a straight line. sometimes there are detours. sometimes there are ditches. but i know we can get there. we are in the fight of our lives. and this fight must be won. the agreement reaffirms the importance of holding global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. it requests that countries be more aggressive emission targets to next year s conference in egypt ....
the democrats. they are at odds, brushing aside the president s plea to support what s called a framework of his larger climate and economic package. this framework also makes the most significant investment to deal with the climate crisis ever, ever happened beyond any other advanced nation in the world. over a billion metric tons of emission reductions. at least ten times bigger on climate than any bill that has ever passed before and enough to position us for a 50% to 52% emission reduction by the year 2030. president biden is scheduled to meet with the leaders of both france and italy later today. but first, just a little while from now, a visit with pope francis right here behind me at the vatican where the climate crisis is expected certainly to be among the most important items on the agenda. i want to bring in our senior international correspondent ben wedeman. he s here in rome. ben, set the scene for us. this is a critically important day not only for the ....