as you heard there from daniella, the blame game has started.tely responsible for this lapse? i mean, this was on the calendar. everybody sort of knew it was coming. i also wonder if there are any real political ramifications for this. >> well, it feels like the white house and congressional democrats are to blame for this because it's hard for pelosi -- pelosi's argument that, hey, they told bus this earlier this week credible given she could have been reading the news and the supreme court ruling was not exactly secret. and so they should have been in much better touch in terms of deciding on a strategy to go forward. instead of letting millions of people potentially get evicted starting today. >> i also want to touch on infrastructure. the senate reconvening at noon to work on that bipartisan bill. still not finalized. how do you see it playing out? what are you going to be watching for today to give you an indication of how soon this might get a vote? >> i am going to be watching to see how many republicans actually vote for it and what they

daniella, walk us through what more we know this hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christie. look, he's house moderates are making it clear they will hold their support for the budget resolution that house speaker nancy pelosi has reiterated. she wants to passed first before the infrastructure proposal unless she switches the order of these bills on the house floor. she have said in a letter they obtained yesterday that they will withhold their support unless house speaker nancy pelosi puts the bipartisan infrastructure proposal first for a vote. since it's already passed the senate, that's all this proposal needs is to pass the house and then it goes to biden's desk. but, look, a senior democratic aide told me yesterday in response to this letter, quote, there are not sufficient votes to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill this month. this aide said, this is only nine house moderate democrats. there are dozens upon dozens who will vote against the bipartisan infrastructure proposal unless it's after the senate passes rec

. >> reporter: 12-year-old daniella campos admits she was skeptical. >> i really didn't want to do it. i just it was scary. but i did it. >> she was a little scared. now i think she's happy and excited to get back to school. >> reporter: in a message to parents, the oakland unified school district superintendent said we need every oaklander at least 12 years old to get vaccinated and younger children to do so once they become eligible. now more than ever doctors say masks are their best defense as they head back to school. masks will be mandatory in oakland public schools when in-person learning resumes august ninth. >>> over 21.2 million people are fully vaccinated. about 63% of those who are eligible. another 3.2 million people are partially vaccinated. nearly 68,000 doses are being administered every day. and if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines, you can always ask the abc 7 new vaccine team. abc sevennews.com/vaccine. >>> the delta variant surge across the country is prompting many states, cities and officials to reverse course to stop the spread. it seems to be the re

cnn congressional reporter daniella diaz joins us live from capitol hill.at the ban has expired. >> reporter: it's been a real blame game here. you know, house speaker nancy pelosi blamed republicans for blocking a bill on friday that would extend this eviction moratorium, but really the problem here was that democrats didn't have enough votes in their own party, in the house, to pass this bill using a simple majority. pelosi wrote in a tweet thread yesterday blaming republicans. she said in an act of pure cruelty, republicans blocked this measure leaving children and families out on the streets. but really what happened was democrats, moderate democrats were eager to get out of town and begin their seven-week recess and, you know, didn't want to stay around for this vote. so even democrats are not able to collect all of the votes to be able to pass this bill, which is what congresswoman cori bush is protesting to try to push the message to extend this eviction moratorium. the other problem is that the senate also would have to pass a bill and senate democr

daniella diaz is live for us on which capitol hill. what are lawmakers saying? right now between how democrats are responding, obviously reiterating their support for troops to be withdrawn from afghanistan, and then republicans who are criticizing the administration and biden's response to this. in a call yesterday, house minority leader kevin mccarthy vowed had bipartisan would face a quote/unquote reckoning for what happened yesterday, this attack in kabul that left 13 u.s. service members dead an dozens of afghans injured. he says the priority right now is for congress to come back, he called on house speaker nancy pelosi to return lawmakers back to the hill. i really want to emphasize they are not here right now. they are in their home states, there is no lawmakers in this building. so they can't really do much on this and that is why he called on there to be sessions so that they can pass a bill to pause on withdrawing troops from afghanistan until every american is withdrawn from the state and returned to the united states. but look, he stopped short of c

daniella diaz has the latest on all the twists address turns from capitol hill. good morning.ll of this in-fighting? >> reporter: well, high nancy p is signaling that she won't be backed in to a corner by the moderates who are saying that they will not back the budget resolution unless there is a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill first. these nine house moderate democrats are saying that they are -- they want the infrastructure bill first because their communities need this legislation passed and of course put on biden's desk for him to sign because this is a bipartisan bill. these are moderates that believe that this should be -- they should pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill before anything with this budget reconciliation bill. but the bottom line here is that house speaker nancy pelosi is really facing a divided caucus. she can only afford to lose three votes on the budget resolution bill and these are nine house moderate democrats refusing to back this, so the math does not add up. so she has said that she is moving forward with a two track deal for the biparti

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daniella diaz has the details live from which capitol hill. >> reporter: these lawmakers want to knowout the time line for afghanistan and what led to this collapse of this government. you know, these senators are planning to get an unclassified virtual briefing on afghanistan at around 3:00 p.m. today by secretary of state antony bli blinken, secretary of defense and also joint chiefs of staff mark milley. this is just a day after a bipartisan group of senators, 53 actually, sent a letter to president biden urging that he and the administration evacuate afghan special immigrant visa applicants and their families urgently. but look, it is important to note that the white house is pushing through on its domestic agenda. president biden is not shying away from his goals to pass this infrastructure bill. in fact he actually had a meeting yesterday with democratic lawmakers about infrastructure, not about afghanistan. and as well as increasing jobs, building jobs, so that is what his priority is right now. of course they are also talking about booster shots. he is not talking about afghan

so let's go live to capitol hill, bring in daniella diaz.solution and what are the political challenges? >> reporter: this vote was absolutely necessary to set up the process for senate democrats to pass a budget reconciliation bill in the fall that will be filled with democratic parties that you mentioned including paid family and medical leave, funding to combat climate change, expanding the child tax credit, so-called human infrastructure policies that senate democrats and the biden administration really want to pass this year, this administration. so senate majority leader chuck schumer really wanted to pass this budget resolution, of course the first step of this process, before the senators left for a couple of weeks for august recess. and the senate approved this measure after 15 hours of working on the senate floor passing amendment after amendment, so-called vote-a-rama which is when they pass thon bindi ing nonbinding amendments to the budget resolution. the next step is that senate democrats need to be able to agree on what they a

cnn's daniella diaz is live on capitol hill. good morning. what do you think they expect to hear?ed to be answered, laura. on what happened and what lead to the collapse of the country afghanistan and hands of the taliban. one of the major questions that lawmakers want to know is how the biden administration misjudged the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan because of the u.s. intelligence assessment of the afghan security forces. you know, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said he saw no assessment that the afghan military would give up the fight and the government would fall as quickly as it did. what went wrong with the u.s. intelligence assessment of afghanistan? what lead to this collapse? now, you know, lawmakers have been working behind the scenes with their offices to try to work to evacuate and work with the administration to evacuate afghan forces and americans from the country. of course, we've been talking about that for days and days. it's been an issue the white house has been dealing with. lawmakers will undoubtedly have the questions of when they get the

and daniella diaz is live on capitol hill for us. good morning. one hand, this all seems like a bunch of legislative sausage making but it is really about making people's lives better and the fact that the president is having something that he made a key priority. >> reporter: there is a lot of drama on the house side in this rare august session. you know, lawmakers are supposed to be on recess but they are back to vote on these bills. on one hand you have democratic leaders, nancy pelosi, president biden, who were hoping that this would be easy, they would be able to pass these bills. and leave for recess and priority of course was to pass the budget resolution which is the framework to start the budget reconciliation bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that democrats can pass without any republicans that would create thousands of jobs, it would have funding to combat climate change, it would have paid family and medical leave, it would expand the child tax credit. these are priorities of the biden administration that they want to see passed which is wh

daniella ralph reports.homes and theirfamilies. i'm trying to get them out of the door but the water is so high and it's pushing against the door that i'm having a hard time pushing to open the door to get them out, i'm holding two babies. the aftermath is a landscape strewn with floodwaters, wrecked vehicles and severely damaged homes. in many counties, there is bewilderment at how quickly the storm took hold and this remains both a recovery and a search and rescue operation with many still missing, including children. tremendous loss of life, a number of missing people on the ground, homes washed off their foundations, cars strewn around the community, it is a devastating picture of loss and heartache. the worst hit area was humphreys county, west of nashville. here, the floodwaters rose so quickly many people just couldn't escape their homes. the plight of those living here recognised in last night's presidential address. i want to begin by expressing my deepest condolences for the sudden and tragic loss

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