are suing democratov to reopen e schools. but first, a stimulus deal between republicans and the white house is in the works. majority leader mitch mcconnell is said to strategize in about half an hour with his caucus. he is expected to unveil the plan later today. we re getting details what might be in it and when might not be in it. fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest and apparently a payroll tax cut deduction may not be in this, right? reporter: that s right. we ll talk about that here in just a second.ev+ this tenne particular set of spending, the easy part, the appropriations part. so mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will run through those details with his conference here in the next half hour or so. this is so fragile right now, we don t have a lot of meat on the bone. that is why mitch mcconnell has been hasn t said anything at this morning. i will run through what we do know here. there are a co
was played in the courtroom. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. breaking news in our politics lead. and theoretically, a great day for joe biden s presidency. but it could nonetheless be remembered for continued democratic dysfunction on capitol hill. even with votes, theoretically, pending any moment now on the house floor. today the u.s. labor department delivered biden a strong jobs report that u.s. economy outpaced estimates and added more than 531,000 jobs in october. plus, revised august and september reports, also show many more jobs added than had previously been believed. in addition the federal reserve is now signalling it may jump in and help slow inflation prices. there s even more good news today in the fight against covid with a new oral medication that is highly effective, pfizer says, in keeping those infected out of the hospital. and out of the morgue. but right now, on capitol hill, the democrats continue their long streak of snatching defeat from the
it packs a powerful punch, affecting your life in ways you most likely never think about. it s the pennsylvania commonwealth court. the court is important in the daily lives of pennsylvania residents, reviewing local and state government matters, including litigation involving the state police and department of human services. issues heard by the commonwealth court include voting rights, civil rights, tax appeals, collective bargaining decisions, eminent domain, unemployment appeals, and environmental protection. joining me now are two of the local candidates running for pennsylvania commonwealth court, republican christine fizzano cannon, whose a judge on the delaware county common pleas court, and democrat ellen ceisler, who s a judge on the philadelphia common pleas court. thank you both for being with us. christine fizzano cannon: good morning, thank you. rosemary: so, first let s explain to viewers why the commonwealth court matters, and what the impact is on their daily
good call, jamie. barry diller had stuff words for espn this morning on squawk box saying the cable network channel exists in a tools economy. we will talk about what he means and whether they can withstand cable network and bundling. and a takeover in the beer space. this deal surpassing $100 billion. but we ll tell you why the deal could face a few hurdles before it can be completed. and vladimir putin speaking out on the crisis in syria. we will take you live to moscow for the very latest. but first let s start with the jpmorgan earnings, the big bank reporting after the bell tonight. we will have those numbers for you. the wall street journal reported this morning that the bank is already taking cost cutting measures including eliminating support for employees blackberrys. frankly, it s about time. you knew this was going to happen. what is that about? are things that bad? well, that s the question. right now joining us to break it all down bill sneed.
the verdict tonight. good evening. and we begin tonight with the high stakes democrati showdown set to begin. the first debate on the democratic side. the stakes are enormouss for hillary clinton and foror the other candidates. their r rst big chance to take aim at the front-runner. hillary clinton is no stranger to the debate stage. this image here from 15 years ago. then, the race for the white house in 2008. she s been in more than two dozen debates, coming down to that duel with barack obama. but in las vegas tonight, a brand new fight. she will be center stage and even before the debate, donald trtrp already weighing in. clinton shooting back. abc s cecilia vega leading us off from las vegas. reporter: the stage is set. the final preps are underway. and tonight at that center podium, hillary clinton. this is her 26th presidential debate. our candidates are here. democrat democratic candidate hillary clinton. reporter: clinton tweeting this photo, saying she s bee