jerome powell. what his renomination means for inflation and the economic recovery. it is tuesday, november 23rd. thanks for getting an early start with us. i m christine romans. and i m paula reid in for laura jarrett. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. we have reports from wisconsin, vienna, the white house, london and georgia. we begin this morning in waukesha, wisconsin, where they are trying to piece together exactly how and why a driver was able to barrel his suv into marchers at a sunday christmas parade killing five people and injuring dozens. the lone suspect, this man who was out on bail when he not have been, 39-year-old darrell e. brooks is set to appear in court this afternoon. the chaos of the first moments after that crash by first responders. escaped, black male, i couldn t stop him. he s going west. alert all the hospitals. investigators believe the suspect was fleeing an earlier incident when he plowed into the parade rou
thanksgiving. five people killed. more than 40 injured when an suv barrels through a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. a marching band was on the street when a vehicle came up from behind. dozens of victims are in the hospital. witnesses describe the horror of seeing people struck and lying on the ground after the suv drove through a series of barricades and plowed into the crowded parade route on the town s main street. next thing i heard were screams and turned my head and saw the car come and plow into the band that was just past my balcony at that point. it hit at least two people right away, rolled over both of them and then continued down the road to by like people s park which is at the end of the block and then kept going. it didn t stop. from another angle watch the suv streak past missing that child in the pink pants by inches. they say priest, parishioners and catholic school children were among those injured. the waukesha school district canceling cla
supposed to ignore as they considered the evidence and applied the law and reached their decision. here is president biden s reaction shortly after the verdict. i stand by what the jury has concluded. the jury system works. and we have to abide by it. in a moment our own legal and political team weighs in on trielt and the issues it raises. we will also hear from a witness for the prosecution that was there that night. first, cnn s sara sidner. reporter: kyle rittenhouse now a free man. not guilty. reporter: overkm as the jury acquitted him on all five counts in his homicide trial. is there anyone who does not agree with the verdicts as read? reporter: defense attorney mark richards saying the wait for a verdict had been torture but his client is relieved. he wants to get on with his life. um, he has a huge sense of relief for what the jury did to him today. um, he wishes none of this would have ever happened. but as he said when he testified, he did not start
verdict. i stand by what the jury has concluded. the jury system works. and we have to abide by it. in a moment our own legal and political team weighs in on the trial and the issues it raises. we will also hear from a witness for the prosecution that was there that night. first, cnn s sara sidner. reporter: kyle rittenhouse now a free man. not guilty. reporter: overcome as the jury acquitted him on all five counts in his homicide trial. is there anyone who does not agree with the verdicts as read? reporter: defense attorney mark richards saying the wait for a verdict had been torture but his client is relieved. he wants to get on with his life. um, he has a huge sense of relief for what the jury did to him today. um, he wishes none of this would have ever happened. but as he said when he testified, he did not start this. reporter: the prosecutor responding, while we are disappointed with the verdict, it must be respected. the family of one of the victims
mccarthy has been common dering the floor there for over eight hours. you are looking at live pictures. he s been doing this rambling marathon speech, breaking house speaker nancy pelosi s record for the longest speech in history, and he s still going. that s right. technically it s not a filibuster, but it did block action on the $2 trillion build back better bill. daniela diaz live on capitol hill. how do we expect it, daniela, to play out this morning? reminder, mccarthy is still talking. reporter: that is a really important thing to know right now, christine and laura, because it depends when he stops. the plan was to have the house democratic leaders reconvene the house at 8:00 a.m., but you know it s 5:00 a.m., mccarthy is still speaking and sources tell me it doesn t seem like he s going to let up any time soon. he got a new binder of material just an hour ago. he keeps eating mints to keep him going. and the reason he s able to do this, it s not a filibuster. we r