there s that key report from i.c.e. on arrests and removals at the southern border for the 2021 fiscal year. you know, they re still waiting for that to be released, marks the first time that report has been delayed in more than a decade. questions ability why it s being delayed about why it s being delayed and about the my grant crisis. and in new york city, manhattan s new district attorney alvin bragg causing more controversy, appearing today at the national action network conference in harlem, and this comes as the new progressive da s been slugging off critics who say his policies will fuel a new surge in crime and violence in the big apple. we have live team fox news coverage. alexis mcadams on the da, bill me melugin at the southern border, but first, alexandra hoff is life of in washington, waiting for the supreme court s ruling. reporter: hi, eric. yeah, the supreme court is weighing two cases here, first is the one for employees of larger companies, and the seco
sandra: also weighing on the race supply chain crisis. the president has struggled to ease the backlog at our nation s ports. all of this leading to empty store shelves and high prices everywhere. a trend expected to continue well into next year. bill: also immigration another hot button. the white house seemingly indifferent to a record surge at our southern border now reportedly considering $450,000 in pay-outs to migrants separated under the previous administration, the trump team in 2018. sandra: defining that president s foreign policy is if disastrous pull-out from afghanistan. 13 u.s. service members were killed and hundreds of americans remain stranded in enemy territory. bill: the defining issue may be in the classroom, education. virginia has emerged as ground zero in the fight over critical race theory and masks in schools. mccauliffe has vowed to diversify school faculties and pay teachers more money. youngkin is focused on empowering parents at home. have
w th vetes affairs campus is helping get those who served out of tents and into homes. eye on earth : cows and methane and a warming planet. our mark phillips in scotland tries to clear the air. and later, a neighborhood rally giving a young girl a special halloween treat. we did it 100% for kasey. this is the cbs weekend news. sargent: good evening. i m irika sargent in chicago. adriana diaz is off. president biden arrived in rome this morning for day one of the g-20 summit there, a meeting of the leaders of the world s largest economies. there s an ambitious agenda for the group, ranging from covid to climate change to corporate taxes. and the president has a secondary but equally ambitious goal trying to reassert america s leading role in the world. cbs nancy cordes is traveling with the president in rome. nancy. good evening. reporter: irika, the biggest news out of the g-20 summit today had to do with taxes. the leaders of most of the world s largest countri
that just shows that there was never any basis for this at all and had to be accountable for it. 53% believe that school boards do need some protection from threats or actual potential violence also 40% believe this is just trying to stop opposition of people upset with those mandates. the attorney general will go ahead and meet in front of the senate judiciary committee in two days in front of thehe house last week, senate this week going to be in all holds barred no holds barred kitchen sink anything they can ask them, expect this topic to come up. john: this apology letter adds a little more fish to the broth so we will see how that goes in a couple of days. david spunt at the justice department, thank you. you ve got to wonder, did the school boards association react to the testimony and the controversy it sparked or did somebody call them up and say they better take this back? sandra: address the root problem of a lot of anger in the school board meetings, parent
into next year because of what s already happened. plus, house speaker nancy pelosi today seemingly open to side-stepping the filibuster after senate republicans blocked yet another voting rights bill. the most important vote right now in the congress of the united states is a vote to respect the sanctity of the vote, the fundamental basis of our democracy. one vote that the filibuster could enable to go forward. that would be the vote. and we head now to the breaking news out of wilmington, delaware. president biden meeting with senator joe manchin and chuck schumer. look, mike, the pressure is on to pass both infrastructure bills this week. what kind of difference do you think this could make to senator manchin with getting him on board with the plans? reporter: well, every conversation that this president has with the key holdouts at this stage of the negotiations, both senator joe manchin and kyrsten sinema would obviously be crucial to getting to a deal. i ll rem