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i m john berman alongside brianna keilar on this new day . the jury is about to reconvene in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. a verdict may not be far away. sorry, not sorry. that is from fan of violent anime paul gosar hours before the house is set to vote on censuring him. and a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 olympics. and my pillow guy saying to meltdown to make prison bars. and you ll never guess who is endorsing the idea. a very good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is wednesday, november 17th. we are on verdict watch this morning. the jury in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial reconvening in a few hours after seven plus hours on tuesday. the seven women and five men have already requested more copies of the written jury instructions. in an unusual move, the judge gave the defendant a role in the random process of identifying which jurors would actually deliberate. you can see it right there. rittenhouse reached into a raff ....
new polling showing nearly half of democrats would prefer a candidate other than president biden to run in 2024 as he get blasted for appearing to doze off before his speech at the international climate change conference. texas controversial abortion lo now before the supreme court. where this could be beginning o what could be a pivotal period in a decades long fight over abortion per we begin with decision date in virginia where it voters will pick their next governor and perhaps at the ton for election day 2022. checking the latest in this hotly contested race. early voting numbers in virginia favor terry mcauliffe greatly pulling in the commonwealth on the other hand favors and by this time tomorro night, we will know which is th more accurate metric if i can say that. the closing argument tonight, h didn t really push back on critical race theory in schools or much of the meat and potatoe politics that we ve come to expect in races like these instead he repeatedl ....
in fact quite simply on behalf of the dean and chapter of west minister i bid each one of you a most sincere welcome to saint margaret s church here in westminster abbey. your church often called the parish church of the house of commons and more recently the parliamentary church. holding on. at a church that should be a place of they are by beginning a long and fruitful association of mutual service of which this evening is but the latest solemn example. we gather here in prayer and remembrance. as have parliamentarians for hundreds of years. held in the steadfast love of god. here in the parliamentary church we come to mourn the untimely death of sir david amess, member of parliament. to pray forjulia, their family and all who feel his loss so keenly. to remember the kindness and commitment of a friend and a colleague. and to console each other in our grief. here we acknowledge a shared sense of vulnerability even as we express the determination to maintain our publi ....
bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, senior editor, nottingham post, derby telegraph and lincolnshire echo and annabel denham who is the director of communications, institute of economic affairs. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. it s a western final. get all the papers in. what are you reading having a bagel. according to the mirror. according to the mirror. can he fix it? no he can t, says the metro, which reports that the prime minister has dismissed fears over inflation and supply issues. the financial times focuses on borisjohnson s battle with business saying he will tell the conservative party conference that some industries use immigration as an excuse not to invest in staff. the times reports that the prime minister will announce a significant rise to the minimum wage within the next few weeks the lowest earners could receive £9.42 an hour the mirror takes a less favourable view saying borisjohnson has no heart and comparing the proposed univ ....
migrant camp under the bridge in del rio, texas, might be gone but most of the thousands of haitians who crossed illegal into the u.s. are here to stay at least for now. hello and welcome. a brand-new week. implant sandra smith in new york, new york. hello john. john: i m john roberts in washington, welcome to america reports. dhs secretary mayorkas telling chris walsh on sunday that more than 12,000 haitians or potentially more have been released. sandra: he says the processes in place to make sure migrants make appearances in immigration court but how many of those immigrants actually show up? that s the question that still in the air. former acting ice director tom homan is here and he is standing by to weigh in on that. john: but first we go to griff jenkins in upper tula mexico where in the many migrants start their journey north. and there s another group looking like they are ready to go. good afternoon. the pipeline of haitians trying to get into the u ....