the vice president is the government s point person. plus, is jack dorsey s job on the line? an activist investor with a sizable stake in twitter is pushing for changes. first, some ominous news in the u.s.. more deaths here stateside. despite that, the market is going green. cindy?es it look like it in sydney. paul: it going pretty well. markets reacting on promises of support from central banks. a strong rally, higher by 3.5%. futures pointing higher, better than 1% as well. alsoi futures and kospi stronger. the yen has weakened. the boj will do what it can to support markets. the aussie dollar still has a 65 handle. it is reserve bank of australia decision day and the consensus now is that the rba is likely to cut the cash rate to half of 1%. let s take a closer look at what happened here. stocks surging. ending up over 4% with investors hoping that central banks will be coming to the rescue. for more, we are joined by abigail doolittle in new york. what is driving the o
the ukrainian capital kiev. according to the times, dozens of people, mostly russian wives and children of diplomats have been boarding buses for a 15-hour ride back to moscow. a bipartisan delegation of seven senators met with ukraine s president, zelensky, as troops stand ready to potentially invade along the border. zelensky telling the senators, quote, it is important for ukraine that you are with us today. joining us now is national security analyst david tsesange also the correspondent for the new york times and part of the team behind this new report. david, the russians, of course, are out denying that this is true. we just wanted to put that to you, as i know you and your colleague have this lengthy story about the state of play. sure. thanks, kasie. welcome. so the russian statement said that their embassy is still operating, which is true. our story said that, as well. the ambassador is still there and so forth. but american officials heard and picked up
people that are unvaccinated, then i recommend making sure you have windows open, good filtration or maybe even taking the celebration outdoors. thanksgiving is not a day to argue about vaccines. it s a day to enjoy being with your family, but you may be able to listen and overcome some hesitancy to family members, knowing there s no way for them to get vaccinated before thanksgiving at this point. maybe they can get it done before christmas. wow. thanksgiving usually a time to relax and be with friends and family, but something tells me it s still going to be a little stressful as a result of all of those dynamics you just pointed out for us. nonetheless, happy thanksgiving to you. you too. all right. thank you so much, dr. megan ranee. the next hour of the cnn newsroom starts right now. all right. hello, again, everyone, i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with reaction in the verdict of the kyle rittenhouse trial across the u.s.ment demonstrators gathering in several
the united states and around the world. good to have you with us. ahead on cnn newsroom, we re learning more about what happened when a piece of an alaska airlines plane flew off in flight. details on why investigators are asking for the public s help. plus donald trump makes a bizarre claim about the civil war and levels an attack on one of his top rivals. the laigts ftest from the campa trail. and on this third anniversary of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol, department of justice believe this is new video shows an encounter between a republican and rioters. live from atlanta, this is have not newsroom with lynda kinkade. and a terrifying midair emergency that left a hole at a passenger jet flying at 16,000 feet. ntsb officials said a door plug came off the alaska airlines flight shortly after takeoff causing the cabin to depressurize. incredibly the plane landed safely with only minor injuries among the 177 passengers and crew. the ntsb is investigating
welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i m lynda kincade. good to have you with us. ahead on cnn newsroom we are the global world standard for safety around the world, but we have to maintain that standard. investigation begins as the midair scare that left a gaping hole in the boeing 737. plus, donald trump makes a bizarre claim about the civil war. and attacks one of his top rival as. the latest in the campaign trail in iowa. and the weather system making its way across the u.s. with million of people in its path. tracking the first big winter storm of the season. announcer: live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom with lynda kincade. well, we begin this hour with a terrifying midair emergency that left a hole in a passenger jet flighting at an altitude of 16,000 feet. it happened friday on alaska airlines fright 1282. and prompted the federal aviation administration to order the temporary grounding of the boeing 737 ma