All of this amid the reality on the ground tonight. Our team and what they witnessed just outside the kabul airport. Fear and chaos. Gunfire believed from the taliban, beatings in the streets, contradicting the taliban s promise of an orderly transition. Tens of thousands of afghan men, women and children desperate now to board planes, caught in the middle. The pentagon said it was planning to get up to 9,000 people out of afghanistan a day, but just 2,000 in the last 24 hours. Tonight here, the defense secretary is pressed, can he asure safe passage for americans and afghans to the airport, to get them past the taliban? what he acknowledged today. Ian pannell on the ground, george stephanopoulos at the white house. And back here at home tonight, the major news in the fight against the coronavirus. Tonight, the biden administration now says there will be a third shot, a booster shot, available to everyone 18 and older beginning september 20th. Tonight, the cdc pointing to three new stu
after two weeks of difficult negotiations, a final declaration of the cop-26 conference in glasgow came down to a single word. but that one word, a compromise on coal usage was enough to get india s support and the deal was done. the british official presiding over the conference apologized for the last-minute change, but said it was important to keep the fragile climate agreement al alive. may i just say for all delegates, i apologize for the way this process has unfolded and i m deeply sorry. i also the deep disappointment, but i think as you have noted, it s also vital that we protect this package. [ applause ] the document reaffirms the importance of holding global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. it requests that countries be more aggressive about their emissions targets at next year s conference in egypt, and as we mentioned, it agrees to phase down the use of coal instead of phase out, changing that one word to secure a final agreement. cnn s phil black joins me now
good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it s sunday, november 14th. i m boris sanchez. i m amara walker in for christi paul. good morning to you. you look great in burgundy red. you too. thank you. solid choice. setting you up for that. a lot of news to get to this morning, after months of negotiations, debate and delays, president biden is getting ready to sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. the white house says the president will highlight how the $1.25 trillion bill benefits middle-class americans. the signing ceremony is said to include members of both party and mayors and governors. the other major piece of the biden agenda, the build back better plan which hinges on west virginia senator joe manchin. democrats will be back at work tomorrow trying to coming up with a version of the social spending bill that manchin will support. an elusive target it s proven to be. cnn white house reporter jasmine wright joins us now from the white hou
time. the committee believes bannon is holding back key information. that s partly because of what he said to a national audience on january 5th. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it s not going to happen like you think it s going to happen, okay? it s going to be quite extraor extraor extraordinarily different and all i can say is strap in. you have made this happen and tomorrow, it s game day. so strap in. strap in, indeed. bannon s indictment may not lead to him testifying before the k committee, but it leaves other witnesses a choice. share what you know or face the potential of jail. friday just before bannon was indicted, mark meadows was a no show for a deposition. the committee did not appreciate that. evan perez joins me now. the committee is, we ve seen this play out a few times where they say we re going to consider these contempt charge, but they did take that route with bannon. so they
indicted steve bannon for contempt of congress after he refused to turn over documents. he has an arrest warrant and is expected to turn himself in on monday. this news obviously serious for bannon, but also for others who have been defying subpoenas and have been considering taking bannon s lead. adam schiff issued this warning. let this send a message to all those with knowledge of the attack on our democracy, the days of defying subpoenas are over. we will expose those responsible for january 6. no one is above the law. the only missing thing at this point, there s a lot missing, and at mark meadows, skipped out on a deposition friday just hours before bannon was indicted. evan perez joins me now. what the committee is basically saying about meadows at this point is what we did with steve bannon and this is potentially coming for you. right. i think the gamble they re making or i think the effort here is that they believe mark meadows is probably going to take a differen