Новости за 07.11.2021

Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi escaped an assassination attempt on Sunday after an explosive-laden drone targeted his residence in Baghdad, the country's military said. CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.

Newsmax's White House correspondent Emerald Robinson was penalized by Twitter and benched by the network for tweeting bizarre claims about vaccines. Claire Atkinson calls it "Weekly World News territory." Natasha Alford and Nicole Hemmer also weigh in.

Brian Stelter says figures like Tucker Carlson are trying to erase the reality of the Jan. 6 attack. Nicole Hemmer says Carlson's recent special about the attack was "stuffed full of conspiracies" and was also "rewriting the right's history with the war on terror."

Nicole Perlroth says the Biden administration is sending a "powerful signal" by blacklisting an Israeli firm for use of spyware. She says journalists remain vulnerable to hacking attacks and shares tips for keeping information secure, including using good old fashioned "pen and paper."

Steven Waldman of Report for America says the Build Back Better Act would provide payroll tax credits for local newsrooms to support struggling papers. "On the ground, people know this is a very non-partisan issue," he says. The decline of local news "affects every community in America."

Batya Ungar-Sargon, author of "Bad News: How Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy," says media coverage is "hiding a class divide in America. We are hiding the disgusting levels of income inequality in America."

"The media has a problem answering big questions by our deadline," Natasha Alford says. Alford, Claire Atkinson and Nicole Hemmer talk with Brian Stelter about the reality of reporting versus the talking points of politicians and the expectations of voters.

CNN's Dana Bash presses Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia on comments made by Democratic strategist James Carville about why Democrats had a disappointing election night.

New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams tells CNN's Dana Bash that he hopes mask mandates will be lifted from New York City schools, but that his administration will "follow the science."

Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia tells CNN's Dana Bash that Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin's attention to education issues "touched a nerve that was felt in Virginia."

Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia tells CNN's Dana Bash that if the House had passed President Biden's infrastructure bill in August, it would have made a difference in the Virginia Governor election.

Fareed asks National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan whether there was a "key error of judgement" in how America handled its withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells CNN's Dana Bash that Democrats must also pass the sweeping social safety net plan.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells CNN's Dana Bash that President Biden is "certainly looking at" using the strategic petroleum reserve to try to lower gas prices.

CNN's Dana Bash remembers the life of the legendary journalist Cokie Roberts with her husband Steven Roberts, the author of a new book "Cokie: A Life Well Lived."

Republican Governor Larry Hogan of Maryland tells CNN's Dana Bash that President Biden could have had a bigger political win on infrastructure if his bill had passed in August.

Republican Governor Larry Hogan of Maryland tells CNN's Dana Bash that he's concerned about former President Trump's involvement in the 2022 midterm elections.

CNN's Dana Bash presses Republican Governor Larry Hogan of Maryland on if he will run for U.S. Senate or President when his term is up next year.

Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer tells CNN's Dana Bash that delaying the vote on the social safety net bill to wait for a Congressional Budget Office score was the "responsible thing to do."

A San Francisco law school named for a man who orchestrated a massacre of Native Americans is moving to change its name.

Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer tells CNN's Dana Bash that Virginia and New Jersey voters told Democrats that they want results in Tuesday night's election.

Runners from Kenya prevailed in the New York City Marathon Sunday, with Albert Korir winning the men's race, and Peres Jepchirchir taking the women's competition.

The author of "The Will to See" breaks down why he believes far-right pundit Eric Zemmour's presumed run in France's 2022 presidential election will fail.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria gives his take on what countries should prioritize in order to cut greenhouse gas emissions quicker and why the current state of climate policy is "too important for ideological purity."

Batya Ungar-Sargon, the deputy opinion editor of Newsweek, argues in a new book that "wokeness" in the media is harming democracy and that journalists face "woke pressures" inside and outside the newsroom that influence how news is covered.