get them into people s arms. a top administration official said it could be months until every american who wants a vaccine could get it. let s begin at the white house. our cnn correspondent john harwood joins us. good morning. the president with interesting reporting from there that he is willing to cut back on some of what they re asking for in this relief package. but what does that actually mean? lesser amounts or scrapping things like calling for a $15 min minimum wage? i think the amount of cutbacks in this package is much smaller than we are used to. the biden administration understands that bipartisan is good, it meets the president s desire for unity, but as he said earlier this week, bipartisan unity does not require votes from democrats as well as republicans. big is the most important thing to the biden administration. and you could understand why. we ve got an economic recovery that is just waiting to blossom once you get control of the pandemic. the economy
prince harry honors his mother princess diana with a tour through a partially detonated field of land mines, similar to her walk 22 years ago. details on his emotional trip to africa. first, we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. after 70 straight polls have shown me beating him, it s not a surprise i ve become the object of his attention. calls for impeachment intensi intensify. you think there is good for america that we re going through this? think again. this is three rings with all the clowns. the spinning by the president s defenders is not surprise, but it is astonishing and, i think, deeply misleading. i am so sorry. a former police officer accused of murdering her neighbor testified in her own defense. she says she entered his apartment mistaking it for her own. i wish he was the one with the gun that killed me. it s only the first week of fall, but some states are bracing for a blizzard. some places
focus is still on assessing damage, cleaning up and taking care of those without homes - human or animal. vdot says all roads are passable right now. and from what we heard, times may be tough but the help is just pouring in. it s been amazing. we ve had a wonderful search team out of lynchburg we ve had local guys, emergency services units and they ve done a trememendous job and we appreciate everything they ve done for the county. marissa satlive the lynchburg fire department is collecting non- perishable food, bottled water, clothing, cleaning supplies things like that at any of its fire stations. there are several other organizations also collecting too. we have that information at wset.com. now as for volunteers to come out and help clean up the county administrator says they when they need you. live in appomattox, marissa parra, abc 13 news. 3 3 3 danner so many people are out looking at all the damage to their homes and property. mark mona kosar abdi caught up with
3 mark tight governor mcauliffe spent the day touring the areas hit by yesterday s tornados this is a picture he tweeted out earlier as he saw the damage from a helicopter. annie andersen is live in the evergreen area of appomattox right now with more.annie satlive before touring the damage here in appomattox, mcauliffe surveyed the area in his helicopter. once on houses talking to people. many of whom lost everything. mcauliffe also met with phil hysell of the national weather service who says that this storm had gusts of 120 miles per hour. mcauffe said after seeing the damage, that really wasn t a surprise. sot- mcauliffe (:12) we saw a lot of debris in trees. but you see an area with a bunch of people out on the ground going trying to find some treasured memento and hoping they can recover something annie satlive sadly after natural disasters we always see people trying to take advantage of the people who lost everything. i asked mcauliffe how they plan to keep that from
how big that tornado was that touched down in appomattox county. this is the damage it left behind late yesterday afternoon. the national weather service says the deadly twister had peak wind speeds with an e-f 3 intensity that s between 136 and 165 miles per hour. they believe it touched down on berry lane and took a 13 mile track northeast. and it was about a quarter of a mile wide. this is only the third tornado to touch down in appomattox county since they started keeping track in 1950. 3 danner we have live team coverage from appomattox. marissa parra and courtney wheaton are live following new details about the storm. chief meteorologist george flickinger is in weather center. we begin our team coverage with marissa parra. 3 3 marissa satlive danner, one of the most important takeaways is that the storm may be over but it is still potentially dangerous to be outside. you can see the wind is pretty strong, and there is a lot of sharp, metal debris that can be easily pi