Democrats 3. 5 trillion budget resolution. The question is what does the infighting mean for the president s economic agenda . And californias gubernatorial Recall Election is in its final stretch. With voters heading to the polls tomorrow, the question is can Governor Newsom Hang onto his job . Its way too early for this. Good Morning And Welcome to way too early, the show that is a california dream. Im Jonathan Lemire on this monday, september 13th. Well start with the news. Three Mjor News studies by the centers for Disease Control high light the power of the Colvin Vaccine amid the highly contagious delta variant. The first report found that people who are not fully vaccinate ready 11 times more likely to die from covid19 compared to those who are. That study looked at more than 600,000 covid cases from april through midjuly in 13 states. Meanwhile, according to the Washington Post, a second study showed that Modernas Vaccine was more effective in preventing hospitalizations compar
historic winter storm leaves millions without heat or water. i ve been here for about 30 years and i ain t never seen nothing like this. you re just trying to savage around to see who has food. welcome to inside politics sunday, i m abby phillip. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. 358 days ago the united states reported its very first confirmed covid-19 death, but by tomorrow it will likely report another number, 500,000. half a million dead, that is one in 660 americans, it s more than any american war except for the civil war and modelers expect to exceed that milestone by the summer. the good news, and there is good news, is that the number of daily new cases has plunged over the last six weeks. still high, but at the lowest level since october and 13% of the country has received at least one dose of the vaccine. president biden has been in office now for just about a month, but voters wi
violent insurrection incited by. that was all the left. we have all the proof. when he lost the election they said he has a plan. trump did fallout lose the election. but did he. trump did not lose the election. announcer: thnen cnn breaking news. and i m pa pamela brown in washington welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world on this saturday evening. you are in the cnn newsroom. and any minute now we will find out if americans will soon have a third vaccine to fight covid-19. this evening, the fda is expected to grant emergency use authorization to use, rather, authorization to johnson & johnson s single-shot vaccine opinion researchers say that it demonstrated total protection against covid-related hospitalizations. this is a major step toward providing protection for millions of americans. more than 72 million doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines have already been administered. up 2 million more from yesterday. cnn s natasha chen join
myths about rosa parks and the montgomery bus boycott. she was not the first african-american woman who trooe fused to give her seat. why this version has become so widespread. so our focus today then is going to be the montgomery bus boycott. that is and what you read your sources for except the payne article that gave you a larger focus and to do that we ll go back to the discussion of origin point. our favorite slide which you re going to be so sick of. representing the narrative arc of the popular story of the civil rights movement. and we re going back to our topic of origin points, again with the objective of troubling it. one, putting those events in context but also troubling the idea of them as origin points. and last week we discussed brown versus board of education, we discussed the decision, response, the impact but also the legacy. and i want to talk more about the legacy as we go forward but we re not going to do that today. and then on tuesday, we spent time
hill. reporter: lawmakers huddling with senior white house staff amid pressure to cut a deal to reshape the social safety net and fight climate change. when you unite, it doesn t necessarily mean that you re unanimous. reporter: but there are still critical disputes among democrats over the size and scope of the plan. we will not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. senator joe manchin still advocating for a $1.5 trillion price tag as other democrats try to nudge him higher. i think in good faith you have to keep all options open or you re not being fair with the other side. i think 1.5 was more than fair. reporter: manchin has pushed back on key climate provisions and efforts to significantly expand medicare, which senator bernie sanders said today is a nonstarter. serious reconciliation bill must include expanding medicare to cover dental, hearing aids and eye glasses. reporter: democrats are also stig trying to come to an agreement on how to pay for