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l.a. housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question if you're the dream has been for. welcome back in part one we talked about the potential destruction of the earth whether through climate destruction or nuclear annihilation but the science that led to morris johnson's new trident warheads also saved millions of lives alone gave us the modern computing that allows me to talk to you now a new book helgoland tracks and explains quantum physics from its communist origins to its place now as the cornerstone of our modern understanding of the universe it's all of a renowned theoretical physicist color revelli joins me from ontario in canada carla thanks so much for coming back on the show if remotely before we even get to the book although it's a mention in the book tell me about your concerns about pseudo science given the low vaccine take up in supposedly sophisticated western european nations. thank you for having me back it's a real pleasure i'm very happy yes in fact in my book there are pages about come on people don't believe. she s

l.a. housings meant in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question if you the dream has been for. always gauge with a neg or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask. if you're rich. you got. one now. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. in the headlines on this monday ultimatum. lays down a final warning to. exports and britain is not happy. with the centralized procurement procedure many by brussels has failed speaking to hungary's foreign minister condemns the e.u.'s handling of his program and other blocs medicines watched to approve russia's. animals. rye.

l.a. housings men in the united states not just at the question of the american dream the bigger question if you dream is for. russia recalls its embassador to the u.s. after president biden called vladimir put aside lattimer putin would pay the price for election meddling while at the same time branding the russian head of state a killer. e.u. considers a controversial digital covert past to open up travel between member states. and u.k. hospitals warn that they may have to take their scalpels to their home service is unless they get billions in support. is that time of the day again time for our to international donald quarter welcome to the program. russia has recalled its him back.

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l.a. housings man in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question if you the dream is for. it. seems wrong. to me. yet to. advocate and it. equals betrayal. when. president putin receives a russian made vaccine against the kremlin says he is in good spirits and is ready to get back to work. israeli prime minister his party is holding its lead in the country's 4th election in 2 years with benjamin netanyahu possibly on the. reelection despite currently standing trial on corruption charges. and germany imposes yet another lockdown after a surge in infections while the health minister is caught up in a scandal over a lucrative facemask supply deal.

l.a. housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream that the bigger question if you dream is for. russia recalls its ambassador to the u.s. after president biden said vladimir putin would pay the price for election meddling while at the same time branding the russian head of state a killer. european union considers a controversial digital covert past to open up travel between member states. and hospitals warn that they may have to take their scalpels to their own services unless they get billions of pounds and support. those are world news headlines for this hour i'll be back in just about an hour with more so stay tuned.

l.a. housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream has been for. welcome back tomorrow marks one year since u.k. prime minister boris johnson announced the 1st coronavirus lockdown here something he blames for his decision to slash aid to the world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen nevertheless british bombs that landed on yemen continue to make money for britain let's go straight to yemen's capital to hear from john that's on the ground hussein because he has sent thank you so much for coming on as i said the u.k. continuing to sell weapons which he used in yemen we've now got a nuclear weapon. to increase our nuclear weapons stockpile what is the situation there on the ground in yemen right now. since the biden took place as but it didn't actually become wards especially. that is a total they have blocked. fuel ships that comes into yemen through what they doubled to. hospitals on many businesses out of clothes in. many called. allow fuel to come into yemen because you know that everything in yemen or in country dep

l.a. housings man in the united states not just the question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for. america depends on the kindness of strangers. their speculation and their extraordinarily cheap lifestyle from labor overseas and. so i find it interesting the saber rattling going on in washington d.c. right now because the kindness of strangers can evaporate in a heartbeat if they no longer want to play the dollar reserve currency and then inflation right now is. a reality to 24 to 30 percent of pleasure. this mistake is my mistake i regret that and apologize to. backtrack on imposing an down and concedes it was a mistake. to be rude. to 3 weeks. president of the country. yet the government's response leaves people bewildered. and flourishing hate speech facebook is sued for repeatedly allowing online threats to journalists and spreading this information we examine how the platforms now facing crackdowns worldwide.

l.a. housings man in the united states not just back on the question of the american dream the bigger question of who the dream is and for. those headlines long term damage britain's wars brussels against voting on thursday to block vaccine exports as the row on astra zeneca delivery delays has boiling point to the. things we talk about a drag queen site and a book called anti racist gravy the washington post ridiculed them for offering parents so-called woke materials for toddlers we put it up for debate. we have to do something. instead of being law even. could you simple 3 year olds talking about our my work baby it's just absolute nonsense. of us facing a president of my great crisis the pentagon now is set to host.

l.a. housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream the bigger question if you dream is for. reduced to just one meal a day and a growing mental health crisis stuck in isolation we're talking students in france turning involves numbers to aid groups offering free or subsidized food. else with summations centers fight surging numbers of fraudsters and queue jumpers as britain braces for a job drugs. that we're wasting slots that could be used by those that already talk to vaccine and just slows down the vaccine program. yemen is a grim anniversary it's 6 years to the day since the 1st saudi led attack unleashed war in the country triggering what the u.n. describes as the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe.

l.a. housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream and the bigger question if you dream is for. france italy germany spain suspend the use of the u.k.'s astra zeneca covert vaccine over a blood clot fear. pick up despite the e.u. admitting further flaws in the vaccination program with member states outraged at the way the shots are being distributed. meanwhile more european countries consider russia splitting the vaccine with companies prepared to start their own production lines if the shot gets approved in the blog. and after a decade of devastating war in syria we look at how the conflict has changed lives and what the future may hold for the country. those are world news headlines for this hour on behalf of the international team thank you very much for watching and we hope you.

l.a. housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream has been for. poor people america have no representation. that's the problem there's nobody in government that represents people who are not part of a multimillionaire lobbying who work for banks who print money for themselves. in this year printing money for gaining from they can tell the fact you have nobody in government representing in america not a single congressperson not a single senator nobody in the white house represents you you are on your own. i knew you would buy a big one for 10 years like we've been saying and you would have $101520000000.00 even if you started with 5 or $6000.00 of. the u.k. in america see a massive rise in attacks on asian people reflecting the riff and global trend of scapegoating the community for the pandemic. if you link asian racism has been such a common thing for so long just how high up when. then we're just you know we're all still feel. french minister cries foreign interference over the funding of a huge most. getting cash

l.a. housings men in the united states not just that old question of the american dream that the bigger question if you dream is for. headline stories the u.s. department of health pressuring brazil to use the vaccine over a few years of increasing russian influence in the region. of major easy use states including germany france spain and italy suspend the use of britain's astra zeneca. poles as blood clots creating yet another headache for the nation. the u.k. . is its number one danger to the terror on the face the full spectrum of threat some urging from. the struggles to contain a 3rd wave with many countries choosing one.

l.a. he picked the house next door. no idea who lived there.>> charlie says when they're outside the labianca home that he'll go in, check it out. charlie comes back out, gets tex watson. they go in. first they capture leno labianca. he ties labianca up, asks is there anybody else here? my wife's in the bedroom. >> then manson went and got tex watson, susan atkins, patricia krenwinkel, and leslie van houten, who had begged to go with them this time. >> charlie tells them go in there, do what you need to do. and he drives off in the car. >> the labiancas died as brutally as those the night before. bound and blindfolded and gagged. the crime scene created to horrify. >> with blood the killers had scrawled "death to pigs." >> helter skelter, misspelled, had been written in blood on the refrigerator and carved into leno labianca's torso there was one word, "war." surely, no one could miss that message. >>> coming up -- the killing still wasn't over. >> this was the one murder that manson was personally involved in. >> and how a jailhouse chat final

these are the top five least affordable housing markets. l.a., number one. followed by miami, new york, nuke, new jersey, and san francisco comes in at number five. even though the median income in san francisco is more than $110,000, the median asking price is more than 1.3 million. that means the family looking to buy in the city would have to allocate almost 66% of their annual income to a mortgage payment and taxes. >> not getting any easier. our weather outside. let's bring in jeff randalieri on this monday. happy monday, jeff. >> hey, you guys, too. yeah, this weekend today just phenomenal outside. get some fresh air. it wasn't too hot, was not too cool. we're just right down the middle. we'll see some change. most notably some wind. we'll take you out to our sky camera network and show you beautiful skies over pacifica. and you can see, not a cloud in the sky. we do expect to stay clear even at the coast as we get some of this drier wind building into the bay area. for tomorrow morning, 40s and 50s to start as the wind start to build. for daytime high

project," movies like "blockers" and "the oath," and i know him from when we lived together in a house in l.aat was full of rats my buddy ike barinholtz will be here and her show "a little late with lilly singh" follows this show every night. our friend lilly singh will be joining us but before we go to all of that, a few corrections. i want to do a few corrections from yesterday yesterday i was talking about the children's character -- the children's book character, excuse me, babar babar the elephant i said buh-bar and i was told that was wrong it's bah-bar i was saying it like david spade's "flight attendant" character. [ laughter ] buh-bar. we were talking about it because of the context of dr. seuss and how babar is just getting away with the fact that he married his cousin celeste but not buh-bar. also, i said we referred to "cliffhanger" in german as klippen bugle. i was told by some german viewers that the german word for cliffhanger is cliffhanger so german is a little bit easier to learn than i thought. and that klippen bugle -- obviously we're upset that we got it wrong we're going

unhoused organizers say there is a major shortage of permanent and affordable housing options in l.a. 14 republican state attorneys general are suing the biden administration over its moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands and water. biden's order was part of a string of executive actions addressing the climate crisis. and in northern minnesota, witnesses say police arrested more than two dozen water protectors thursday as they took nonviolent direct action to stop construction of enbridge's line 3 piline. >> you guys are all under arrest for unlawful assembly trespassing. are you going to come out on your own free will? >> this is our land. >> yes or no? >> this is our land. amy: if completed, enbridge line 3 would carry more than 750,000 barrels of tar sands oil a day through fragile ecosystems -- endangering lakes, rivers, and wild rice beds. construction crews were idled thursday for more than four hours after the land defenders locked their arms together as indigenous water protectors sang and prayed. this is indigenous activist and lawyer tara houska addressing the

l.a. that some of these houses right here were the site of big evictions.by people who had nowhere else to go. and in a big clash, look down there even, there's still some police officers, california highway patrol making sure it doesn't happen again, and there are private security guards right here. they threw a lot of these folks out. that sort of public spectacle is not usually how this goes. evictions are routine. they happen all the time in l.a. and even during the covid moratorium. and according to researchers at ucla, they are only poised to get a whole lot worse. we're on our way to the first of what the sheriff department says are going to be six evictions they're going to attempt today. in normal times they're doing 30,000 evictions in l.a. county alone, but that pales in comparison, 495,000 households, not people, households, are at risk of eviction. we went out with a sergeant, a 25-year veteran. you got a second to give us the scoop? >> yeah. apparently, initially, we told that the male had covid. he took the test two weeks ago. so that time ha

matter activist and msnbc contributor, and kurt bardella, former spokesman for the house oversight committee and an "l.ao cover a lot of topics, but, kurt, let me start. as an asian-american and a former republican, you have been tweeting about this incident and we hear about hate and terrorism all the time, even the director of the fbi, chris wray considers it to be a former domestic terrorism. now as we have the families and communities mourning their loss, how did we get here, and what can be done about it? >> rev, we got here, in my opinion, in part because of the republican party. this is a party -- this is well before donald trump ever arrived on the scene. you can go back to what used to be their standard bearer, ronald reagan. reagan, who in my opinion was a racist, who used policies such as the war on drugs, the term welfare queens pandering to the kren right to cater to the extreme elements of the republican party base and cloaked racism in public policy. it's no coincidence that when you look at where the republican party is today, now the races are the face of the party. what donald trump ac

. >> this has been in every apartment i lived in new york, every house i've lived in in l.a it is justto be, like, "you know what we got to do, we're gonna have to make a trophy for him, so that he'll, like, calm down about how few meals he's having with dad." [ laughter ] what is that not only what is that, not only what are the circumstances that made them make this -- custom make this trophy, but then, i buy it, and it lives in my kitchen for decades? this is, like -- if anything, i think this reflects worse on me than the family that made the trophy >> seth: i think it reflects pretty well on all of you. we're out of time, but i would maybe like you to come back soon - >> how dare you. >> seth: -- for something that we're just going to call "art beat with jason. >> yeah, 100%, yes >> seth: to have a level of collector, like you, join us, was a true honor and privilege i love you, buddy. >> and, listen, i also am going to direct you in "streetcar named de- liar." your accent needs work >> seth: oh, woah. alright, well, i don't know if that is where i thought that was going. season t

so when ronald reagan left the white house, came back to l.a., i thought if i could work for anybody in the world, that's why would like to work for. and somebody has to have that job right. so i wrote a letter to the office, and i was brought in for an interview, i was terrified but at the same time, had a feeling that all these little pieces of my life had really lit up to that point. and a lot of people will say, you are so lucky, and i believe that luck has some things to do in life, you can call it god's divine blessing, or providence, but i think people have luck in life, but they are not willing to recognize, it they're not ready to grab it when it comes, and they are certainly not are sometimes not ready to put in the work to optimize. it but i did, and i believe everybody is fortunate and can do that. so if i did. >> and also that quote your father said you know their father is that you something has to have that job you want. so it was be your advice that you would give to children say you know what they can do. >> so the no i figure that children were already equipped with

l.a., thank you for that. >>> to the covid economy now, the housing market is on fire. challenge for house hunters. there is a record low inventory of homes for sale, 30% fewer homes for sale today compared with last year, that's a record drop. homes are going fast, they are on the market for a record low 20 days in the most popular part of the market those are homes between $250,000 and $500,000, homes were on the market for just two weeks. many buyers are moving, looking for more space as people work and learn from home and later they may even be this hybrid work from home economy, people are rethinking where they live. it's sending prices up sharply up 16% over the past year. it's double digit gains across the country for prices, though home sales dropped from january to february because people couldn't find the houses. higher prices caused by low inventory combined with slowly rising interest rates may make it harder for buyers to find homes. we will be right back. ♪ the strength of a community. the bonds we build... should never be broken. ♪ because it's that stren

house. i'd like to tell you a bit about the lighthouse and show you what it looks like inside do you understand the northern dialect guard service how old little of l.a. that prefer to speak standard german. then let's do that how come this way into the lighthouse. they're going to tours of the lighthouse several times a week. does it get higher no we're now in the holy of holies of the lighthouse where the lantern room every light house has its own i didn't signal. i couldn't leave it how do they work if no one's doing it manually girls i didn't go to and since the lighthouse was converted to automatic operation it is run automatically no one has to control it or the north pole and the lighthouse beacon runs from an hour before sunset to an hour after sunrise this i knew. that was how long it emits light or. well i learned something today. quite windy of here but it's a great spot to check out the southern tip of the island this is pretty much the only place where you can get such an amazing view of the south shore. cool but is climbin i've been waiting for this moment since i got her. i'm going to get a bird's eye view of that and the best part i g

l.a. hunkering down here. and then for christmas i went to my friend's house, just got this beautiful house in the rocky mountains i was supposed to stay for a week and it's been three months. >> jimmy: three months in the rocky mountains? >> yeah. i'm still there, actually. i'm going back. >> jimmy: did they invite you to stay for three months? >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] i mean, if you ever invite me, be careful. be careful if you invite me over, i might say. >> jimmy: what's the arrangement? how many people in the house? >> we were -- for new year's, we were five. and now it's three. almost like the worst reality show you can imagine. [ laughter ] it's -- yeah, because we started five, then two left. then three stayed. and it's been -- it's been, you know, three guys. everyone's venezuelan. >> jimmy: oh. >> in the middle of the mountains, a lot o snow. so it's caribbean people daling with the elements and snow. >> jimmy: oh, you've never had to live in snow before. >> no, no. for example, you know you used to -- i remember -- i mean, we saw it growing up, i saw snow on american movies, you know? so basically i

they still call it the white house but that's a temporary thing there's a lot of the city. we've got to get yeah every time i don't need to get l.a. . working on. a unit you know you will receive you to. be. contributing to tell you. there is no clue gram a promise that a president can bake think that better the government going to come in they did it anyway like john didn't do that yes. that was a. condition of black veterans and white spectrum's diversion even though when they returned from the war they were economically similar families. public housing then became a black phenomenon. people who fall into this category they have to go where society is pushed and. it's. just not. any kind of nature just. falling down and people constantly live in a cause of this. cities and to adequately service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't a picked up as frequently a streets where it repair this well the conditions the tear it and herbal areas became slums. i would like to rub america's nose in this is say take a look at it if you want to reject it boy but i certainly would it wou

l.a. this is robert out of worcester, mass. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. the first thing we must do is pass house h-1, the voting rights bill. if that bill does not get passed, we would be doomed as a nation. i remember when i grew up in the '50s and the '60s. we as black americans, we fought for civil rights, voting rights, and we died for them. everybody else enjoyed the rights but us is remarkable. everybody. black people had 20% of all the jobs because we were being discriminated to work. they got rid of that bill. lbj got more rights. latinos got more rights. everybody got more rights than us and we died for that. and another thing, mrs. harris, vice president. she's asian-american. she's not a black american. you understand what i'm saying? >> all right. that's robert out of massachusetts. a couple of pieces of legislation that's getting another look this week as these concerns about the rise in anti-asian attacks has increased in the wake of tuesday. don buyer and senator blumenthal with their no-hate act legislation to improve reporting and expand assistance for victims of hate crimes. th

you're never supposed the approach her, and if you're living in her house and you're told that, and you're an american woman, especially from l.ao a lot of her trama. people here -- i mean, britain, i love this country. it been very good to me, and very kind to me. it's no more racist than france or the netherlands or the united states for heaven's sake but there is a very strong masculine code here so there is a streak of people being outraged and embarrassed by the fact that harry, who was in the military on top of it loves this woman and followed her and so all of these tropes come together besides color to make this situation. it's horrible, actually. >> robin greer, lovely to see you again. thank you. >> it's good to see you. >> i'm sorry it's under these circumstances but hope to see you again soon. >> to our viewers, if you or anyone you know have thoughts of suicide like meghan markle did years ago, there are people that can help. you're not alone. here in the united states call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. overseas you can reach out to the international association for suicide prevention

l.a. county gyms and movie theaters and indoor dining resume monday. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >>> houseeaker nancy pelosi disagrees with republicans over the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> it is only in the congress of the united states were the, republicans had refused to meet the needs of the american people. they did not vote as i said i them to vote no and take the dough. you can be sure that the states and communities will be receiving this and they will not be complaining about it back home. >> reporter: speaker pelosi appeared earlier and said that hit bank accounts this weekend. and the american rescue plan will quickly go into effect. >>> you can track the status of your third stimulus check on your get my payment tool. just enter your social security number, date of birth and s. ayerwho have given bank information to the irs will get a direct deposit. others will get checks or debit cards in the mail. >>> vp harrison president biden will hit the road to explain the nearly $2 trillion package to the american people. mary alice parkes has more from the white house. >> repor

l.a. times. >> hi, chair powell. as you know, house votes are sitting on a lot of excess savings -- households are sitting on a lot of excess savings. i wonder if combined with that you have an unleashing pen up demand, how much do you think that would affect inflation? would you expect that to be transitory. >> you know, we, and everyone who is forecasting these, what we are all doing is we are looking at the amount of savings. we are looking at -- we have reasonably good data on that and we are looking at the government transfers that will be made as part of the various laws and we are trying to make an assess member on what will be the tendency of people to spend that money the marginal propensity to consume. from that, you can develop an estimate of the impact on spending, on growth, on hiring, and ultimately, on inflation so that's what we are all doing. and we have -- you know, we have -- we can look at history, and we can make estimates. and those are all very transparent and public and you can compare one to the other. and of c

l.a. county sheriff's department and the sheriff himself said the department will wait for "the appropriate venue to comment on the report." >>> new video shows investigators detonating what is left of fireworks that caused a large house explosion. ontario police say they are still clearing the scene of undead needed explosives, something they need to do before the investigation can begin. it is also keeping dozens of people from returning to their homes. meanwhile a family has identified two men that they say were killed in the blast yesterday as a 38-year-old son and 20-year-old nephew. >>> tonight two teenagers are recovering after being rescued from a notoriously dangerous san francisco cliffside. firefighters had to be called to ft. funston at about 5:30 this evening after reports of two people waving for help on that cliff. rescue crews managed to get the team to safely down to the beach. they have minor injuries and were cold, but the fire department says they will be okay. this was the third cliff rescue at ft. funston in the past two weeks. >>> noticed some dramatic video out of alabama. watch this tornado ripped the roof right off of a home. strong storms across the southeast have caused widespread damage, s

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l.a. departments reports 16 major cities found 122 anti--asian hate crimes last year, 149% increase from the 49 in 2019. for more on this, we have former senior adviser for the houseand republicans it is open season on asian-americans like me. also columnist for "the daily beast". his latest column is titled" the same hate that targeted muslims is turning on asian-americans now." is the data showing there is a pretty sharp increase in attacks on asian-americans? . >> yes. since march, 3,000 incidents of hate directed against asian-americans and pacific islanders including to stop api hate. they collected from march to december. most hate crimes are actually under reported. a third of those hate crimes, according to that group, are racially motivated to the point where people are telling asian-americans go back to where you came from. they are calling them slurs. they are saying they are personally responsible for bringing the diseases, the pandemic, the virus. the last time i checked, coronavirus doesn't have a zip code, ethnicity or religion. if you track it, what was happening last ma or? president trump decided to label it the chinese flu. kung flu, creating an

l.a. with no criminal record when he was arrested for the murder of felipe angelus the only eyewitness was a man named john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution i once was placed in an operation about 17 years about 17 year. the police were willing to overlook john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was ready call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs closure because the notifier get her her shoe size. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for the years i don't understand how somebody would just the high school diploma board jean de can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take someone's life literally or with the charge they put on people they don't they don't feel the need to speak up because it doesn't happen to them oh yes that's messed up you know i mean but it c

us, former spokesperson for the house oversight committee, former republican who has since joined the democratic party. he's also a contributor to u.s. today and the "l.a. times." peter baker because of your beat, i would like to begin with you. biden's approach along with his vice president to these atlanta murders is altogether different for those who have been paying attention these last four to five years. talk about his effort, something he feels genuinely, to fill the empathy gap and go down there and have a conversation about this tragedy. >> well, that's right. look, this is a president who is doing what presidents usually do, right, which is to try to bring people together in moments of turmoil and tum multilike this rather than try to divide them. president trump, of course, obviously played to racial divisions and was somebody who tended to stir the pot rather than pull people together. president biden came to office on a promise he would unite, on a promise he would appeal to better higher virtues, and this is, i think, an example of that. he wants to go to atlanta to demonstrate his concern over fears that many asian-americans have given t

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l.a., thanks very much. >>> meanwhile, majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will take up president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief rescue plan this week but without the minimum wage hike in the house version of the bill. jeff zeleny is over at the white house for us today. the president can't afford to lose a single democratic vote in the senate if his plan is going to pass. >> reporter: wolf, that's absolutely right. the math simply does not work without all 50 democrats voting with the white house. that is why president biden was doing a virtual meeting with nine democratic senators. he needs all of those votes on the covid relief bill. they're still working out specific details about fooind funding on broadband and other matters. he needs their votes to push this over the finish line. at the white house tonight, president biden intensifying his efforts to push his signature covid relief bill through yet another hurdle in congress. after returning from his home over the weekend in delaware, the president meeting virtually with nine democratic senators, whose votes he needs to pass the $1.9 trillion package. >> we reserved time in his schedule to ensure he could be engaged, roll