>> every depiction of monica that i read, that i researched, monica herself, would say she was a bundlehe time. so she was incredibly confident, but very insecure. incredibly naive, and also very savvy. >> i'd be fired. >> reporter: a nearly unrecognizable sarah paulson plays linda tripp, gaining more than 30 pounds, wearing prosthetics. she was also one of the show's executive producers. the real-life linda tripp sat down with abc news in 2001, defending her actions with monica. >> she essentially accosted me coming into the pentagon, pulled me into the cafeteria, blurted it out. she said, i've been involved in an affair for a long time. >> why did you tape monica lewinsky? >> i found myself in the personal crosshairs of the president of the united states. remember, i was going into an as was monica.uation, as was he- they were both going to lie. they said, essentially, i'm going to lie, he's going to lie, you are going to be the one convicted for perjury, not us. >> reporter: lewinsky is also a producer on this series, seen here on the red carpet alongside the star-studded cast who wo

monica: first, she got a skin infection.ime that her tissue damage progressed. >> part of what you see is like venous insufficiency now. so without that blood flow there to bring oxygen, the soft tissue dies, and then it doesn't heal, ever. if someone had just been like, hey, if you are going to continue to inject drugs here are some things you can do to prevent this from becoming a lifelong issue for you. monica: danielle wishes she could have received transparent information about how to use heroin as safely as possible. she said she had to suffer because drug users are often stigmatized. >> all drug users are pretty much routinely despised, hated, and feared in our society. monica: danielle's friend christopher abert, who is also a drug user, is the founder of the southwest recovery alliance. despite having the word recovery in the group's name, their main focus is to help decriminalize drugs in the u.s., and help drug users reduce harm. >> the idea of focusing on the drug itself is the problem. and it is not the conditio

monica: correct. in any other pandemic or any other feature before this, public health restrictions are put into place during an epidemic phase. kristen: we're almost out of time but i want to ask, because there is still debate about that, whether we are close to defining this thing. many -- defanging this thing. many scientists say a more deadly virus could emerge. you say looking at virus behavior throughout history, that does not worry you too much. monica: i have to say that i can never say never. no one can. but usually the mutation that makes the most fit is the most transmissible mutation, which is what delta brought. let's just say that has never been another virus that keeps evolving and evolving and going forever. when you have vaccines, you can control it. so this would be supriging, if the -- kristen: we are going so long but have to squeeze in this yes or no question. if my son who was a minor is amino compromised, should i get the booster as a parent? monica: yes. kristen: thank you dr.

hi, my name is monica iken, founder of september's mission. >> reporter: when i first met monica, justshe'd already moved into that new life. >> we will fight. >> reporter: ...advocating for a memorial on the site of the towers, and warning that any other use of the land would be unacceptable. >> you're going to stand down there. >> absolutely. >> in front of the bulldozers and not let them put up a building. >> right. we don't build over crying souls. >> she was tenacious, relentless. >> reporter: george pataki, new york governor at the time, says it's important to remember that a lot of people didn't think we needed a memorial here. >> people just said, we have to move on. just rebuild. but monica said this was hallowed ground. >> reporter: was there a louder voice than hers? >> a lot of people deserve credit for that, but certainly monica iken is among the most. >> reporter: monica has since remarried and has a family, but she freely admits and has come to accept that she will always be in love with two men. >> we can live our lives but still keep that memory. >> reporter: moving in

but monica said this was hallowed ground. >> reporter: was there a louder voice than hers?dit for that, but certainly monica iken is among the most. >> reporter: monica has since remarried and has a family, but she freely admits and has come to accept that she will always be in love with two men. >> we can live our lives but still keep that memory. >> reporter: moving in, but never moving on: her motto and her vision for this most-sacred space. steve hartman, "on the road," in new york. >> o'donnell: we will never forget. we'll be right back. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well, at first you'd be like, "that has gotta be some scrumptious jam!" (humming) and then you'd think, "he looks fantastic! i must know his skin care routine." geico. saving people money for 85 years. beg your pardon. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardia

monica: the pills are wrapped in carbon paper and tape. them from sniffing dogs, the paper hides them from x-ray machines. before they are exported, they are tested. a pill that has the right amount of active ingredient has a faint smell of popcorn. the chemist gave us a peek at how they hide drugs in the back of cars that are sent north, to america. [speaking spanish] i asked him, will this car cross the border? or, will the drugs be transferred to another vehicle? >> sometimes. it depends, it depends on movement across the route. monica: the chemist tells us we have to leave. the presence of our camera risks his operation. according to the u.s. customs and border protection, the vast majority of fentanyl goes into the u.s. through legal ports of entry, in vehicles. nobody knows how month -- much fentanyl, in both gel and pill form, is successfully crossing the southern border. but as long as there is demand, chemists and cooks like these men will keep up the supply. for the pbs newshour, i'm monica villimazar in culiacan, sinaloa. judy:

i love this video, monica. monica: [laughter] monica: it's so cues, maria.behind him. so the owner clearly lost the grip on the dog and the dog saw his moment to shine, his moment in the spotlight and he took it but he definitely wanted his freedom, maria. which i think everyone in america is that dog right now. we all want our freedom. maria: yeah. joel, it's so cute to see the dog pick up the ball, actually, and run with it. joel: yeah. i can relate to this. i grew up with a beagle that every time i played catch with my brother or friend would steal the ball or play tennis. so it's -- i can totally relate to this story. it's a great story, just seeing the dog grab the l ball and run. maria: well, this one not as peaceful. look at this. a peaceful paddle boarding trip takes a turn when an aggressive alligator goes on the attack. imagine this. a florida woman says the gator tried to bite her board. she had to push him away with her paddle, making him even more angry. eventually he swam away. the woman believes somebody had been feeding the alligator, making

but in 1998, it was the reality for 24-year-old monica lewinsky.t bill clinton was revealed following a betrayal of friendship linda tripp secretly recorded monica confessing to their relationship the recordings posted on the drudge report. >> reports of a new sex scandal involving president clinton and a young white house intern >> reporter: ultimately leading to the impeachment of president clinton. and the public shaming of monica >> overnight, i went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one worldwide. i was patient zero of losing a personal reputation on the global scale almost instantaneously. >> reporter: lewinsky avoided the spotlight for well over a decade, until she went viral speaking out about the price of shame in a ted talk. what did it feel like in that moment, to come out and reclaim your story >> i can't even begin to tell you what it feels like to give a purpose to my past and the use these painful experiences to help other people. >> reporter: she found her purpose first as an anti-bullying advocate, and

monica, let's move on to this.ting really frustrated with the white house topspin and denial of reality. we reported that quinnepiac showing the president's approval rating hitting an historic low of 42%. half the country disapproves of him. secretary of state antony blinken testifying that the real number of americans, the white house abandoned behind terror lines, quote, is in the thousands. they were saying it is in the hundreds. let's watch senator ron johnson here. >> if i were just to read your testimony, not having watched any news, i would literally this was a smashing success but i do read the news as most americans do and we realize this was a complete debacle and i think what concerns me the most among many things is that the detachment from reality. same denial of reality for example, on the border. a self-inflicted wound, a crisis created by president biden's policies that have completely thrown open our borders and yet the administration denies we have a problem at the border. elizabeth: you know what

monica lewinsky speaking out on her highly anticipated new tv series. does she think bill clinton owes her an apology? >>> and as we prepare to mark 20 years since 9/11, my visit to ground zero with the first fdny chief on the scene. among the names on the memorial, his own brother. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> hello, everyone, and nice to be back with you president biden tonight wrapping up a visit to physically and emotionally shattered neighborhoods in new jersey and new york, where last week's record and deadly floods became icons of a changing climate and a planet in trouble. the president offering words of comfort and promises of support to the affected while issuing rallying cries in the battle to confront the brutal effects of climate change ida's trail of misery still being felt tonight. power outages are affecting hundreds of thousands across the south, as we learn more about how the storm affected the most vulnerable. the actions being taken tonight against several nursing homes in louisiana let's begin ou rep

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poor monica lewinsky. the series is terrific.s linda tripp -- i didn't know linda tripp. i feel history has come to scorn bill clinton in a way that we used to adore bill clinton. now he's out. he's a political liability. he cost hillary the election with his wayward ways. >> i think she cost herself the election. >> i think hillary cost herself. also bill clinton was impeached for lying under oath not what you talked about. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ have you tried crunching? crunching gave me resting fun face. crunching solved my tan lines and frown lines. 100% real milk chocolate and crispy rice really works. crunching solved my midlife crisis. start crunching today! it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you

she is why we know what happened with monica lewinsky and bill clinton.ell you know. but at the end of the day, linda believed she was going something good for monica who could not get off this loop about the president and her relationship, and, also, she was so disgusted with what bill clinton was doing with this young intern. >> stephen: she's in good company there. >> it's an abuse of power in a lot of ways. >> stephen: perhaps the most famous abuse of power in a workplace ever. >> and perhaps linda felt the presidency was not being treated with enough respect. >> stephen: you broke your wrist. >> yes, i-- >> stephen: why. i have a sneaking suspicion it was the ghost of linda tripp because i fell up the stairs and i think-- yeah, up them. >> stephen: yes. >> not like, oooh, down! no, just walking up some average stairs and broke my wrist, and i also, the first screening we had of "impeachment" here in new york i tripped on the red carpet going to take my picture and i said, this is starting to get weird. linda tripp is tripping me. i think the show jus

the choices she made, were going to improve monica's life.thought she would be considered a hero. reporter: paulson had to, transform herself for the role even gaining 30 pounds. she wore a prosthetic neck, prosthetic nose and even a bodysuit. still, history does not see linda as a hero. >> i don't know that it is achievable for linda tripp. you may not agree with what she did, and you probably should not, because what she did is horrifying. yet i have real empathy and sympathy. reporter: if she were sitting in this chair, what would you ask? >> i would say, i hope you know that i have endeavored to do this was as open heart as possible, and can i have you? reporter: in new york city, karen rosado, abc 7 eyewitness news. dan: a lot of people are enjoying working from home, enjoying working from home, maybe ♪ ♪ ♪ enjoying working from home, maybe ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. swee

monica lewinsky never married, no kids. >> harris: not for lack of trying. >> you hear the name monicae trump documentaries like the one turning james comey to a sympathetic figure came out while he was in office. this clinton documentary comes up 22 years later so boy, it took a long time before we saw what obviously was one of the biggest news stories we've seen in modern politics in 1998 and 1999. >> harris: we've watched it for a while. when people go down the road it's a gender thing, no, it is more. it can be that but it is more about a bias thing. because for years mainstream media, i never have called it this. they called it the monica lewinsky affair. it's the bill clinton affair. married man doing all this covering up and lying, being impeached, blah, blah, blah, on and on and on it wasn't her. was she involved, of course. but it is putting the villain rap on somebody else and they've been doing it for more than two decades. >> married man and most powerful man on the planet. she was an intern. it wasn't a one off, he has been accused of a lot worse than many folks as far as

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you move into a life that was chosen for you. >> hi, my name is monica iken. >> when i first met monica the land would be unacceptable. >> you're going to stand down there in front of the bulldozers and not let them put up a building. >> right. we don't build over crying souls. >> she was tenacious, relentness. >> reporter: george pataki says it is important to remember that a lot of people didn't think we needed a memorial here. >> people just said, we have to move on, just rebuild. but monica said this is hallowed ground. >> was there a louder voice than hers? >> a lot of people disney serve cdeservethat, but monica s among the most. >> monica has since remarried, but she has come to accept she will always be in love with two men. >> we can live our lives but still keep that memory. >> moving in but never moving on, her motto and her vision for this most sacred space. don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ oh my, with

>> i know monica. she is wonderful and impressive and very intentional.said a mouthful there which was that bill clinton does not want to apologize. that is clear to anyone who watched him over the years not apologize despite given many opportunities to do so and, in fact, the fairly defensive of what he had done. and i think it's worth pointing out that hillary clinton, too, has defended her husband, in fact, not that long ago saying he could not have abused his power in that situation because she was a consenting adult. of course we all know that's not really how abuses of power work. >> when you're president. >> when you're president. she's an intern. there's an imbalance there and he abused it. so there is a retty sense among the clintons to apologize. i'm so glad that monica does not need one anymore, but i know she doesn't want one that he does not mean. >> it's so interesting to see the world move over the last 20 plus years on this to a different place. up until not too long ago, this was referred to as the monica lewinsky scandal. >> yes. >> whic

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and that is exactly what monica has said. there's so many different aspects to this that are not looked at properly by nato. where is all of this money that goes into defense, and security. where's the sort of proportion that is the equivalent for peace building. that's so lacking, i'll give you a quick example. i was in afghanistan, i was with a dep member, and we were talking to rural leaders, if you like, and i tried talking about the role of women in conflict resolution. and i couldn't get any sort of reaction at all. so at the break, i asked, it was jeffrey donaldson, actually from the dup that was with me as well and i said to him, look, this is impossible. would you do my bit, and i'll do your bit. and he said yes. so we went back in, and he talked about the role of women in the peace negotiations, and really, the dynamic changed. and i talked about decommissioning a para military, et cetera, and do you see the important point i'm making, men need to start pushing this agenda, and that's where it's going to help get so

we're talking about monica lewinsky.he said really interesting things. let's listen. >> i just couldn't see a way out. and i thought maybe that was the solution, and had even asked, you know, which is, this is also an interesting point of just i had asked the oic, what happens if i die. how is that not a point where you bring a psychologist in. how is that not a breaking point? >> it's very distant. these are the choices he's made. he will come to the end of his life like we all do and have to reconcile those choices, reconcile if he wished he had, you know, cleaned up those messes. >> she doesn't care what bill clinton does. it's up to him. but the first comment -- we knew she had actually considered taking her own life during that intense period of attention which has been eye opening to learn in recent years. i thought that was incredibly interesting, going to the office of council and they didn't do anything. >> i'm going to pull a liz chain where and apologize to women like monica lewinsky, including monica lewinsky

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. >>> monica lewinsky speaks out. her message to former president bill clinton. >>> from the new scientific discovery about cats to the group of zebras on the lam in maryland. all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the pandemic and more hospitals being pushed to the limit. >> as covid cases surge, the number of children testing positive has hit a new high, and now more states are asking the military for help treating patients in overwhelmed hospitals. idaho is the latest state to declare a crisis. >> president biden is set to outline a new strategy to fight the rising number of infections. abc's elizabeth schulze joins us with the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning to you. as more kids head back to school the number of children hospitalized with covid is rising steadily. as millions of students head back to the classroom, the country's grappling with a rapid surge of pediatric coronavirus infections. in the last week, nea

monica's experience during this time that i had no idea about. know, she was held in a hotel room by the fbi for 12 hours while waiting for her mother to come from new york city to d.c and, you know, it just -- when you really, really think about it, she was essentially a child. and there was one person who should have been responsible to not only his family but to the country, and that didn't happen so much. >> seth: yeah. >> you know -- you know who i'm talking about. >> seth: i do know who you're talking about. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. cool, cool i'm not sure if the people would know >> seth: i'm sort of a political junky. >> are you oh, yeah [ laughter ] >> seth: but i want to also -- you talk about responsibility. and you also, not just as an actor but as a producer on this, you guys obviously understood you had a responsibility as well and i know monica worked on it >> she did >> seth: but, you know, there were other people involved and, you know, linda tripp is someone that i think we all just have this one idea - >> yeah. a detestable traitor

so far. >> monica joins us from the white house. what about boosters for the other two vaccine options? >> reporter: the fda is still waiting on data from moderna and johnson & johnson to make recommendations on additional doses for americans who got those shots initially, which dr. fauci expects could come in the next few weeks. kate? >> all right. monica alba at the white house, thank you. >>> now to our other breaking news story, late today authorities announcing a possible break in the high profile case of missing woman gabby petito. a body was found in wyoming near the young woman's last known whereabouts. >> earlier today human remains were discovered consistent with the description of gabriel "gabby" petito. full forensic identification has not been completed to confirm 100% that we found gabby, but her family has been notified of this discovery. >> cnbc's valerie castro is with us from jackson hole, wyoming. this is her family's worst nightmare, valerie. >> kate, this is the news they have been fearing the most. and the fbi

monica gandhi. good evening to both of you. let's start with you, ginger.t's the reaction on the floor there, what's the reaction in the community? >> reporter: you know, raj, we spoke to several students and sam davis, who is at the forefront of pushing this proposal. they say that they actually get some pretty positive, you know, feedback, positive reactions around the possibility of this, but they all acknowledge there's still a lot of work to be done to really dictate how and what this is going to look like. some of the big questions that are still surrounding this is what is the rollout, how will it be implemented, what's the timeline, and what are the consequences for students who don't comply with the mandate like this. >> yeah. these are huge questions and huge hurdles to overcome here. dr. monica gandhi of spring u.n., you have been a big supporter of kids getting back on campus. is this a good idea in west contra costa county and oakland as well, or is it too heavy handed? >> i actually think it is a good idea, and the reason is because at this po

>> monica joins us from the white house. you update us on what's happening with afghan refugees who are hoping to come to the u.s.? >> all u.s.-bound flights remain temporarily paused at the request of the cdc after several cases of measles were reported friday in travelers arriving here from overseas military bases. kate? >> monica, thank you. our richard engel has made his way back to kabul, afghanistan tonight. richard, what are you seeing? >> kate, the first thing you see now when you land at kabul international airport is a giant sign in english and it says the islamic emirate of afghanistan which is this country's new name under the taliban, seeks peaceful and positive relations with the world, and that is the taliban's new message from its top leaders that they want to turn a page. that they are not the same group that was in power in this country in the 1990s. just today the taliban announced that women and girls can go to school. that was something that was not allowed before. they said that they will be divided, th

. >> monica, let me start with you. other thing that was interesting there from speaker pelosi -- in fact i want to play this second bite from her, it's how often she mentioned the word biden. let me put that out there and ask you a specific about it on the other side. >> what i want people to know is that this bill is for you. if you're a woman with children at home and want to return to the work force, if you have people with disabilities at home and need home health care, if your children are little and you want universal pre-k, children learning, parents earning, if someone is sick in your family and you need family and medical leave paid, the list goes on. >> that was her trying to describe it in specifics, but in a previous bite it was how often she referred to biden. i say this because it seems as if, monica, she is basically sending a signal to the biden white house, hey, if you have an issue with the size of this bill, let's start talking and talking now and don't make me go through the senate. >> i think that'

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monica, we have brand new details, i understand, about the president's plan. us up to speed. >> yeah. i want to go through the top lines from this with you guys. this is really significant. this is a big push from the white house. an administration that had been putting a couple of different government mandates in place for vaccinations. but today is going to be by far the most sweeping that we have seen. it is really because there is incredible concern over the rise of the delta variant and in particular this is something where the federal government had been trying to explore how much power they had in terms of requiring this. the what is going to be new today is the president is signing an executive order that will mandate vaccines for all federal workers which is something we reported earlier in the day. but what we're now learning and able to report is that any company with more than 100 employees is also going to be subject to having some of these mandates for vaccineors submitting to rigorous testing. in addition to that, all health care facilities, so

and monica lewinsky, a lot of people like her -- myself included.e only reason people height not think -- might not think she seems like a victim is because she's kind of refused to allow herself to be reduced to that which must have taken a lot o of strength. she replied to a tweet a few years ago and said an internship at the white house would look great on your resumÉ. to go through all that and then have a sense of humor about it, that is awesome and amazing. but to have this opinion on this issue after all this time is almost remarkable to me. but it's obviously fencive and dumb. can be -- offensive and dumb. kennedy: yeah, and it's time to reverse course on this, time for people to evolve. and joy behar is so far off base -- >> yeah. kennedy: i don't know what her glitch is, i don't know her attention seeking is so incredibly outdated, you know? she should be like madonna and show her ass in public like every self-respecting former icon. >> i love madonna. kennedy: i do too. >> she shows her ass, and people get so mad. a lot of power there. ke

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organisation september's mission. monica, welcome to r t. i know it's extremely emotional weekend for you, but of course it's also an anniversary in which you've got the eyes and ears of the big decision makers. now that this reports come out, was there anything in it that's surprise you that you didn't know before? are you satisfied with what you've seen? well, i actually, you know, for me, i don't really look at those things that i heard, you know, i kind of knew that we were probably somewhat responsible. so i wasn't shocked by that. but i feel like, you know, we need to, it's good that he put the report out because i know family members really want to know the information. it doesn't help me at all because i can't bring my michael home. so it's not going to, i just want to say that the future generation that will help them and making sure that this never happens again on american soil. and i have 2 girls who are 1315 and i don't want to be worrying about them growing up in this world. if i'm not here to navigate them, his no one should h

so how monica reports, dan, even made video, said he will determine just don't know by joking, bitch, from making history. and from the very 1st set of sundays flushing meadows final, the russian look dead set on making good on his words. jokers which never really found his dried off the dropping the 6th floor. he lost the 2nd by the same school line. yeah. and to sit down the dream of being the 1st man since $969.00 to sweep all the major in a calendar year. while also seeing a record breaking 21st grand slam looks to be flipping away the serbian, still a did show some glimpses of resistance. but it wasn't enough to 2 and a quarter. i was on cool mid would. it would finally have these moments of the russian taking the 3rd fool to win his 1st grand slam and ruin. what could have been the biggest moment of joker, which is career. and despite you being so compose the gravity of what had happened, seemed to take an emotional tone on the world. number one, kind of visualizing myself standing here in front of you guys. and what would i say? and i would like to say this tonight, even though

monica, we'll start with you. take us through the significance of this meeting with india's prime minister. what do we know about the extended meeting happening this afternoon? it's also going to be including australia and japan's leaders. this quad. >> that's right, craig. just behind me, you could see those jokes pass. that was prime minister modi arriving for his first in person visit with president biden. the two leaders have spoken on the phone repeatedly. this is the first time they'll be meeting. we're about to see that happen at the west wing. that's that camera you're seeing here right now ahead of a very busy day of meetings. the president will be discussing many topics with prime minister modi, according to the white house. there will be discussion of many pressing issues including climate change, economic cooperation, of course, the covid-19 pandemic response. particularly in india which was hit so hard by the health crisis. the leader wills talk about that before later this afternoon. all coming toget

monica alba is at the white house with more. monica, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the former president still appears to have a firm grip on the party, but as the gop goes through an identity crisis about the future, mr. trump's endorsements will face critical tests in next year's midterm primaries. especially in battle grounds like georgia. overnight, former president trump returning to a state he lost. >> hello to a very, very special place, georgia. >> reporter: while still pushing the false claim he won in 2020. >> most corrupt election in the history of our country. >> reporter: and rallying with republicans looking to oust establishment candidates. throwing his support behind congressman jodie hies, looking to unseat the secretary of state who rejected mr. trump's request to, quote, find enough votes to overturn his defeat in the peach state. >> now the people of georgia must replace the weak republicans who made it possible. >> reporter: it's part of the civil war raging in the gop. not just over conspiracy theories about voter fraud but also enveloping repub

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nbc's monica alba is at the white house with more. monica, good morning. >> good morning. that's right. president biden confronting complex challenges both at home and abroad. the situation on the southern border a humanitarian emergency, slammed by republican critics as part of a failed immigration policy. and another divisive political issue for the biden administration, covid response. with confusion over booster shots growing after the advisory panel decision contradicted the president's plan to make third doses available to all adults as early as this week. meanwhile, a somber day saturday as three of the marines killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan last month were laid to rest. remember for their bravery and dedication to service. the kabul airport attack was the impetus for righteous u.s. drone strikes days later. the white house has yet to comment on the startling admission friday the missile killed ten civilians, seven of them children instead of an intended isis target. the pentagon taking full responsibility for what it called a tragic mistake in the final

i'm monica malpass. back to you guys. thanks, monica. >> the national headlines.president biden is working to unite democrats around his 3.5 trillion dollar, human infrastructure plan before the house returns from recess next week. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest for us from washington. good morning. >> the president is leaning on his decades worth of experience of legislating on the hill to try to get all democrats on board, but they may be to split on some issues to ultimately include them in the bill. >> we can build an economy gives working people fair shot this time. >> president biden continues to pitch his 3.5 trillion dollar, human infrastructure plan not only to american families but also the democrats who are still on the fence. my plan benefits ordinary americans, not those the top don't need to help the president's proposal would provide free preschool and community college and make day care, child care and elder care. more affordable. it would also lower prescription drug costs by giving medicare the power to negotiate prices we c

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