about whether transformation in the past 2a hours which makes us think about what sort of autumn weather we prefer. yesterday might have felt quite fresh, and this view on the south coast shows there was plenty of sunshine but fast forward 2a hours, same location on a different weather, cloud and mist and fog but it is milder what s going on? we had low pressure to the north west of the uk and ex how sam is missing is but drawing ahead of it a lot of very mild air coming from south of the uk which is why temperatures have gone up but the warmer colours don t translate into sunshine on this flow there was plenty of moisture and cloud coming and there was a weather front over scotland and northern ireland which are stuck for several days with cloud and upwards of rain even though it is milder here as well, just if you write to breaks around the very first point of north west england, north and west wales have outbreaks of rain, the rest of wales and england are mainly dry, a lo
committee. but the fact that they can t find dan scavino makes it stickier. they are looking for communications with the white house on january 6th and character information about the former president. as we know, he was a confidante for many, many, many years before he even assumed the presidency. there s a wealth of information they re hoping to learn from him. these deadlines are by design. what they were hoping to do is get the papers first, review the relevant information, and then ask informed questions. if they can t do that, it makes these people coming in for depositions a lot more difficult. you want to know as much information before the actual interview as possible so you can try to nail down people on specifics. whitney wild, keep us posted the next several hours. donald trump per usual saying down is up and up is down. a colorful and fact-challenged statement. the unselect committee of partisan democrats and two very weak and pa theltic rinos, should come
comcast business powering possibilities. hello. i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day . mark zuckerberg respond to get claims made by the whistle-blower. tensions boil between the family of gabby petito and brian laundrie. more flips and twists and contortions than an olympic floor routine. hear what she said about the former president now. and every time the yankees lose, an angel gets its wings. the red sox win. a victory for everything that is good and decent in this world. a defeat for smugness in nearly unbearable shame, shame for the few remaining yankees fans. good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, october 6th. and we are beginning with tensions that are rising between the families of both brian laundrie and gabby petito. both of them are speak out as the manhunt for laundrie intensifies. brian laundrie s sister cassie breaking her silence. she said she has no idea where her brother is and,
continues to hold firm that no republican senators will vote to raise the debt ceiling, something we should note they have never hesitated to do many times in the past including when their own spending plans go through. this is an excellent point. and yet here we are, and all of this as president biden is now suggesting democrats could make a one-time change to the senate s filibuster rules to get this done. cnn s arlette saenz is at the white house. lauren fox is on capitol hill. arlette, that comment coming from the president getting a lot of attention. he s also set to meet with ceos and business leaders a few hours from now. that message is going to be very important as well. reporter: well, erica, president biden is expected to argue that republican obstruction is putting the country s economic situation at risk. as the gop continues to stand firm in their refusal in the vote to raise the debt ceiling. the president is expected to make that argument as he meets with
bubba wallace talking to us about his history-making triumph at talladega announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening the day after that worldwide outage reminded us just how powerful facebook has become, a company whistle-blower described to a senate committee just how dangerous she believes the social network has become the company s former product manager warning that facebook s products harm children, stoke division, weaken our democracy, and much more frances haugen s testimony and the company s own studies form the backbone of the latest effort to rein in the social network. a moment some senators compared to big tobacco s reckoning over the dangers of smoking. facebook, however, pushing back against accusations it places profits above safety hallie jackson has details. reporter: facebook under fire tonight the company s leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram safer but won t make the necessary changes because they have put th