Fence around the capitol. Those concerns come as we get a look at Brandnew Fbi Video of the person they think planted Pipe Bombs the day before the insurrection. Were also following Breaking News in afghanistan. 200 more evacuees taking off from kabul today, ending an impasse with the taliban. Among them, more americans. This is the Brandnew Video of that flight. Were live from the city where that plane is expected to land. But we begin with Breaking News. A new phase in the pandemic fight. In just a matter of hours, President Biden is set to lay out his next Big Push to stop the spread of covid and to boost vaccinations. One part of the Sixpoint Plan is coming into much sharper focus in just the last 90 minutes. We have now learned that President Biden will sign an Executive Order requiring all federal workers and contractors to be vaccinated. Plus, theres some new guidance for schools as pediatric cases rise. Nbcs Mike Memoli is at the White House for us. Nbcs Cal Perry in lexington,
thousands of cars. you re probably already familiar with the recall involving takata air bags this is for arc automotive. different company, similar problems. they re concerned that the air bags could explode and spew metal fragments to passengers and drivers. you can take a look at the entire list of cars. there is new reaction pouring in. the deal reached overnight and severely limits the nuclearability. the international ability will lift oil and fine issue sanctions. right now it s looking like a tough sell. i will veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. if it s as bad a deal as i think it is at this moment, we will do everything we can to stop it. john kerry talked to andrea mitchell right after the deal was signed and he has strong words. you can see the plan on the nbc washington app. we re getting a look at a testy confrontation between a metro station manager and a father. the dad says this all started when he asked if
tracie potts is live in washington. how are law makers reacting to day? but here on capital hill, law makers are very skeptical. he s planned a news conference today really trying to break down all the details in this deal. what s the alternative gorksalternative, go to war now? it is high time for people in the united states to start looking at iran without those tainted glasses. reporter: but that may not be easy on capitol hill. it looks like he made a worse deal than even we had feared. we ll do anything we can to stop it. reporter: republicans don t appear to have enough democrats on board to help them override it. i think it s going to be hard in any event. and i m sure he ll work hard to get his 34 votes. i want to go through this process and make sure we fully understand what it is we re voting on. all of us are going to study those details. reporter: congress has 60 days to approve the deal. israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said he
breaking developments this paris. this is a live look this morning from the french consulate here in boston. at this hour, we know at least 120 people were killed. security stepped up all around the world and, of course, right here in boston. our coverage continues in just a moment but first it is saturday, november 14. good morning to you. i m antoinette antonio. erika: thanks for starting your i m erika tarantal. we do want to check in with danielle. it is chilly and windy this morning. danielle: that is right. this morning temperaturewise we are starting out in the 40 s and 30 s across the area. take a look. 39 degrees in worcester right now. 41 degrees in keene. 43 boston. 47 on nantucket. but you have to factor in those winds this morning. they have dropped temperatures back about 5-15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. and you re going to to feel that wind as you step outside the door today. you can see winds are sustained at about 16 miles an hour now in worces
terror attacks in paris this morning. this is a live look from paris. you can see there is still a stepped-up police presence there. at this hour we know at least 127 people were killed. security is also stepped up all around the world as well as right here in boston. our coverage continues in just a moment, but first thank you for joining us on this saturday, november 14. i m antoinette antonio. erika: thanks for starting your day right here. i m erika tarantal. we want to check in with danielle. we have a windy start making it feel colder than it. danielle: that is the story of the day. the winds are very strong. temperatures starting in the 30 s and 40 s, but feeling more like the 30 s and 20 s out there this morning. you re starting at 39 in worcester. 44 in boston. the winds though sustained at about 13 miles an hour in boston. 22 miles an hour now on nantucket. and now 33-mile-per-hour winds sustained in springfield. so gusts are over 40 miles an hour. it is blustery. d