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investigators. will they face legal trouble for backing out of subpoenas? winter is coming. we ve been talking about how we ve been turning a corner here with covid. but what can we expect when people go inside? dr. anthony fauci is here with a new prediction and his comments may surprise you. black kids behind bars for crimes that don t exist. i ve locked up one 7-year-old in 13 years, and that was a heartbreak. but 8 and 9-year-olds and older are very common now. fascinating. we ll take a deep dive into an alarming investigation out of tennessee. children as young as 8 handcuffed at school and taken to jail. historic traffic jab. a record number of cargo ships are stuck outside a los angeles port t. massive effort to get them moving and get your items delivered in time for the holidays. it s costing a lot of people a lot of money flew out the world. good morning. it s sunday, october 10th. i m kendis gibson. i m lindsey reiser with you this morning. we h ....
things are hard to find. that s because they are. we ll look at the chaos. welcome here in the united states, canada and around the world, i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. with kim brunhuber. encouraging developments in the u.s. critical numbers for covid likes cases, deaths and hospitalizations seem to be trending downward. there s been an unprecedented demand for covid booster shots in recent days. more than 7 million people have gotten an extra dose of vaccine so far. it s now outpacing the number of people getting their first and second shots. and experts warn the pandemic is far from over. cnn s amara walker has wore. reporter: there s good reason could be cause ofly optimistic. we certainly turned the corner. we have passed the peak. hospitalization it s and deaths are trailing off. these are very, very good signs sflp in the next couple of weeks, we ll see the surge ending. reporter: health officia ....
the subpoena from the january 6th committee in congress. however do lawmakers have to go to get the truth? covid hospitalizations are down but experts warn this battle is not over yet. plus, a former navy s.e.a.l. going to sky high heights to help gold star families. and he s taking on mt. everest to help the children of fallen service members. you ll hear from him, live. we appreciate you sharing part of your weekend with us. it is saturday, october 9th. laura, the alarm going off a little later this month. it was a treat. such a treat. an hour later. i could get used to this. this is great. a lot to get to but up first here, executive privilege and the search for answers about the january 6th insurrection. donald trump is trying, trying to claim executive privilege to block the special house committee investigating the riots from getting documents. yeah, we should note. he s no longer the exec 2i6. former trump adviser steve bannon now trying to defy a subpo ....
thank you for joining us. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with another twist in the back and forth battle over abortion rights in texas. late friday night a federal appeals court reinstated the state s restrictive aborges laws banning procedures once again. the decision pauses a lower court s ruling made days ago that found the abortion restrictions were likely unconstitutional. the texas law is one of the most restrictive in the entire country. it bans all abortions after six weeks. before many women even know they are pregnant. no exemptions for rape or incest and allows private citizens to sue abortion providers. the law has provoked women seeking the procedure to find care in neighboring states, overwhelming some clinics. under normal circumstances about 18% to 20% of the women we see are from texas. at this point in time we re running closer to 60%. we ll have much more on that in a moment. meantime right now experts are seeing reasons for optimism where th ....
guinness book of world records. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening the anecdotes we have been hearing about employers desperate to find workers don t at first appear to square with what economists are calling a disappointing jobs report that came out today the slowing pace of growth reflecting an employment landscape some believe has been reshaped by the pandemic leaving some job seekers on the sidelines. in september, buffeted by the covid delta variant, the country added 194,000 jobs fewer than expected. the unemployment rate dropped, however, to 4.8% as more workers exited the job market. but will an improving covid outlook give the economy the boost it needs our team taking a hard look tonight. we begin with peter alexander. reporter: tonight help wanted just when america was expected the usher in a fall season of new hires, instead u.s. job growth dropped to its slowest pace of the year with a recent spike of the delta variant and an o ....