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he is touring this mack truck manufacturing facility in eastern pennsylvania near allentown.he importance of american manufacturing and well-paying jobs. we'll also be listening for any comments on the new progress just announced on the infrastructure deal.itlan colli white house. >> reporter: we know the president is aware of the outlines of this infrastructure deal. steve ricchetti has been working on this deal. you're right, this trip to pennsylvania, which is his sixth since taking office, of course a critical battleground state, is going to be about promoting that infrastructure package, also talking about shoring up domestic manufacturing and his broader view of the economy. a lot of this is being overshadowed by that new cdc news and this heightened concern inside the white house about the delta variant and the state of the pandemic across the united states. so he's going to talk about the infrastructure deal. we haven't actually heard him comment since you've seen a lot of his republican negotiators come out and say they came to an agreement. he'll talk about the econ

comes through the facility here in allentown. there are 2500 workers. the president will come visit this facility. in a speech about 2:00, about the importance of buying american products. also being made by american manufacturers. biden will also put pedal to the metal on selling of his new 4.1 trillion-dollar spending plan. $500 billion about that, will go towards manufacturing investments. the president wants to pay for this plan by increasing taxes on high income households, making $400,000 or more and by raising the corporate tax rate. republicans are calling this a reckless spending free. >> the country does not need of this and in fact we're playing russian roulette with our economy by continue towing pour trillions of dollars into our economy. so that will be an extraordinary debate of enormous dimensions. i can't think of a single issue that underscores the difference between the two parties more. reporter: now real concern is the effect the spending will have on inflation. inflation climbed higher than expected in june.

look alt the flash flood watches that extend anywhere from richmond to allentown, pennsylvania, to evenrd, maine. they are going to all be on the lookout for three to five inches that could fall quickly so that's well beyond where that tornado watch is now in north carolina anticipating heavy rain. even worcester could pick up some. >>> good thursday morning. i am mike nicco. more sunshine as we transition to the heat wave that hits tomorrow through the weekend with moderate to very high risk of heat illness. today 70 san francisco, 100s in lakeport, fairfield, antioch. most in the 70s and 80s around the bay. 50s >>> "beautiful day" written by robin roberts and india.arie. >> i love the song. >> dropping some knowledge on you. we'll be right back. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation you take it on, by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... wh

cnn's ryan nobles is joining us on capitol hill and phil mattingly traveling with the president near allentownpennsylvania. ryan, let's start with you. does this deal have the votes in the senate? 60 votes. >> it seems like it does, at least at this stage, jake. of course there's going to be a test vote on this to move the package forward before there's a final vote here in the senate. and the senate really may not be the problem with this package. it seems as though there are enough republican and democratic votes to at least get this bipartisan package through. the bigger issue may come in the house of representatives and that's because many house leaders including the speaker herself nancy pelosi have said that they are not going to pass this bipartisan infrastructure package if it's not coupled with that much broader $3.5 trillion reconciliation package. and there was a speed bump along those lines today because kyrsten sinema, one of the key negotiators, the democrat from arizona in the bipartisan package, said that she's not yet on board with that big $3.5 trillion package. now, even tho

. ♪ >>> that was president biden outside of allentown, pennsylvania, talking about new rules that gonto effect now to promote boosting the federal spending on american-made goods. buy american we heard from the president among other themes that we've heard from the president consistently. let's go now to phil mattingly. phil, to you. the president now talking about spending the u.s. federal dollar and supporting the unions, of course. we know members there at the mack truck facility there in pennsylvania. the highlights for you? >> reporter: you know, look, i think from a top line perspective obviously the president wanting to talk about strengthening those buy america requirements in terms of the amount of content that has to come from u.s. manufactures and anything that's purchased by taxpayer dollars. it's a rule his administration released today. they feel like it does very well, particularly in this part of the country, pennsylvania, michigan, ohio. but i also think the broader context of what the president laid out there, it lines up with a lot of what the president has spoken

that's right next door to the allentown school district that i just referred to. i'm happy the biden proposal american jobs plan includes $100 billion for school infrastructure and new construction projects. what i'd like to hear from you is how would the funding in the jobs plan and the reopen and rebuild america schools act, which by the way i cosponsor, help districts like the one in my hometown upgrade their old school buildings and build new schools where necessary? >> thank you for the question. you or i would not buy a car without air-conditioning. as a matter of fact, if the option to go into a workplace on a hot muggy day without air-conditioning, if the option existed to go there or work from home where you do have air-conditioning, you would and i would likely go to a place that's a little bit more comfortable. so why do we allow it to be normalized that our students are in classrooms, 20, 30 students without air-conditioning and that's been normalized? the president gets it. the american jobs plan provides funds and through the families plan and the am