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Senate has said yes to codify same-sex marriage into law. the respect for marriage will ensure protection by requiring states to recognize the marriages across state lines. it still needs to pass the house before heading to president bidens desk for that signature. a tornado watch has been issued for parts of alabama and mississippi in the southern u.s. severe storms moving across the lower mississippi valley have produced at least 20 tornado reports so far. a woman in alabama captured this vi...

Radios on all night. >> thank you for keeping on top of it, pedram. thanks. today on capitol hill the u.s. will vote on the same-sex marriage bill. the house will need to approve it before it can be signed into law by the president. speaker nancy pelosi said the house will vote to avert a potentially crushing national rail strike. president biden is stepping in to avert a possible strike. this is a wild card in an already fragile economy. it could cause shortages of products and halt factory...

Georgia and north to illinois. just hours from now an historic vote on capitol hill. the u.s. senate decides on protecting same-sex marriage in america. plus, president biden in a race against time. can he stave off a railroad strick just days before the deadline? all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. im christine romans. lets get started. we begin with a rare november threat of a severe weather across the south, parts of the midwest. storm system expec...

The storm system now pushing east. lets bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. p.j., looks like lake-effect snow is going to be a big story. >> right, christine. the first significant snows of the season. almost 20 inches in minnesota, south dakota and michigan. the lake-effect snow machine will be cranking with winter weather alerts spanning across parts of 15 states. some of the areas well see 4 to 8 inches of snowfall each of the next three days. the elements are here going over portions of ...

Victims and their families and for all those who knew and loved them. >> reporter: this is not the first time the suspect has come to the uva police departments attention. he was involved in a threat assessment with the investigation revealing a 2021 concealed weapon violation. the accused shooter, for now, faces multiple murder and handgun charges. a vigil was held on the university of virginia campuses. all around campus signs popping up charlottesville strong, uva strong and the numbers, 1, 1...

Getting an early taste of winter. it will bring the first significant snowfall to northern states. lets get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. whos in the path of this snowstorm? >> the transition is happening. big-time cold air coming in across parts of the midwest. going to see snow showers kick in. temperatures absolutely conducive. lower 30s in spots and even teens in other spots as well. youll notice theres a quick-moving system pushing across eastern 1/3 of the system. even interior portion...

Was hurt. in fact, in the u.s., an air show spectator has not been killed at an air show in more than 50 years. air shows like this are heavily regulated, highly planned, very choreographed, and the pilots must have special qualifications. they are the ones who accept the most risk in the name of keeping history alive. pete muntean, cnn, washington. we are still more than five weeks away from the official start of winter in the u.s., but for many, the frigid temperatures already here. about 28...

Progresses. >> pedram, thanks very much. good to see you. now, in south florida, a piece of miami beach history has been erased from the skyline. on sunday, crews imploded the once luxurious deauville beach resort which had fallen into disrepair after years of neglect. in its heyday, the 17-story hotel hosted the beatles and president john f. kennedy. it officially closed in 2017 after an electrical fire. not clear yet what will happen with the beachfront property. you can probably guess. they...