is one they themselves created. speaker pelosi made a deal with moderates she would hold a vote on the president s infrastructure bill by this coming monday. the hope was that the bigger $3.5 trillion bill would be done at the same time, something progressives say has to happen so that they can both vote for both bills at the same time. but it doesn t look like that s going to happen. so that leaves democratic leaders with basically three ways to go here, they can try to pass the infrastructure bill on monday and risk angry progressives blocking it, they can delay the vote and break their promise to the moderates or they can grit their teeth and work like hell to get that reconciliation bill or something close enough to a deal to please progressives done by monday. i want to bring in monica alba at the white house, my colleague sahil kapur on capitol hill, jeff mason reuters white house correspondent and claire mccaskill who served 12 years as a democratic senator from missou
if you take climate change into consideration, that s the kind of money we need. we ve already made a significant compromise. we ll also get a look inside at where things stand with wisconsin democratic congressman mark pocan who met with the president yesterday. also the fda could finally authorize a booster shot for those under 65. but we don t know yet. there s a special u.s. envoy for haiti who has resigned over sending haitians back to their homeland, and we ll talk with dateline s keith morrison about what the intense interest of gabby petito s disappearance tells us about america s obsession with crime. let s start this hour with the fight against the pandemic. right now it s up to a cdc panel to decide who falls with the risk category to be eligible for a booster shot. that decision could come as early as today. jeff last night the fda authorized the booster shot of pfizer s covid shot to those 65 and older and those other adults with compromised immune syst
details about a halloween knife attack that left more than a dozen injured on a train in tokyo. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. well, world leaders will be gathering in glasgow in the hours ahead for a summit set to tackle the urgent challenges of climate change. the u.n. s cop26 conference is kicking off just as the g20 meeting wrapped up in rome on sunday. leaders there ended their summit with an agreement on climate, but no firm pledges. several key goals included ending coal financing by year s end, and containing global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels. now, the pressure is on for cop26 to deliver more than just the usual empty promises on climate. the british prime minister is expected to say it s time to move from aspiration to action to limit rising temperatures, and take concrete steps to phase out coal. among the key goals for cop26, secures global net zero by mid-century, and
critics say this is a clear case of environmental racism. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. our health lead vaccines for little ones ages 5 to 11. it s close. pfizer says their dose, which is one-third the size of an adult dose is safe and almost 91% effective in preventing any symptomatic infection in kids. as parents eagerly wait for those shots for their kids before the holidays, tens of millions of more american adults can now get a booster shot. the cdc director last night gave the final green light for eligible people who got the moderna or the johnson & johnson vaccines. cnn s alexandra field now weighs through the confusion about the guidance for mixing and matching booster shots as the cdc gives a sort of yellow light. saying it s okay to switch the brand of vaccine you use for boosters. they are leaving it up to you. this is really great news because we now have a booster plan for all three covid-19 vaccines. reporter: more protection for millions more
warnings that she gave her daughter before she made that trek out west. and she said that she thought that gabby would be in good hands as she put it with brian laundrie. she talked about brian laundrie s relationship early on with the petito family, saying that he was polite and quiet. he would read to their other children and brianna, she said she thought he was a nice guy. that must be just heart breaking for her as she thinks back on that. i wonder what brian laundrie s parents, what they had to say to them, randi. reporter: well, she they got they had a lot of harsh words for the laundrie family for allegedly not coming forward with all that they might know about their son s whereabouts, where he may be, why he left and also what they might know about what happened to gabby petito. so they had some harsh words for the laundrie parents and for brian laundrie as well. listen. i think silence speaks volumes. i believe they know probably if not everything they know