the fifth day to pishran group the progress of iran is parsian oil and gas group. this company has built two factories for the production of propylene , polypropylene, gasoline, oil and gas . parsian is the largest investment group in iran's petrochemical industries and the country. it was an environmental project which is used to collect the carbon present in the petrochemical of asalouye region, it is planned to convert carbon into period, and it is widely used in the agricultural industry, and iran is considered one of the largest producers of urea in the world, one of the most important parts of parsian's book because for the mtp project, or the conversion of methanol to propylene, this is very important, because it will be the third largest project of apple methanol to propylene in the world, the investment set that was considered for two projects was about 1.14 billion dollars. that's a billion and brief star petrochemical, the game of training on the 28th, did what you did. it was a special thing and it was done for the first time in the country. the nationa

anything in the way of outside support, whether you've already answered about progressive groups, but anybody else? so in, you know, the friend of the court, friends of the court support that we've received is, as you mentioned at the beginning of the segment and from the, at the states. and then also from one of the former secretaries of the department of veterans affairs. and you know, it's, it's unfortunate because i'm, everybody's just so quick to look at this issue because abortion is just a politicized matter. and what people don't understand is their rights, whatever their rights may be, perhaps they, they have nothing to do with religion at all. if, if we're going to do this here, i don't think that, you know, we're not that the administration is not going to try to do this in other matters and, and until i guess people are personally affected. they're not going to see that. but we really need to take the politics out of it, take the issue out of it even, and just look at the fact that this is just something that was not allowed and it needs to be stopped. you know, the show o

the event in oakland part of a campaign called "just majority" sponsored by dozens of progressive groups> tomorrow, vice president kamala harris is back in the bay area, visiting applied materials in sanny vale talking about semiconductor research and development. the white house has poured $280 billion into semiconductor manufacturing in the u.s. in december, applied materials announced plans to build a next generation r&d center in sunnyvale. we'll have complete coverage of the vp's visit on-air and online. >>> san francisco running headfirst into the bizarre. bay to breakers, the finish line. >>> it's not your typical museum. how a palo alto woman is paying tribute to chinese railroad workers from her front porch. >>> after the 80s, now 78 degrees in livermore. a bit more sunshine on the coast as we track a one-day warmup that could put parts of the bay area in the mid to upper 80s tomorrow. >>> it is not your typical venue for an art exhibit. a palo alto woman has been honoring chinese railroad workers with a colorful display on her front porch. the seven panels are part of a 60-pane

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will kill your family and we will kill your kids, we know who you are, from many conservative progressive groups. -- protected groups come protected by officials. but i decided i could when -- win because we needed women in politics. my main donors were women from all over russia and i hung -- funds raised this huge position -- opposition leader position in russia. and then after my electric campaign i said that we need to support more women, to -- to donate, to support them, to use technology to support women and encourage them and inspire them to be leaders. and when the women started i was very welcome. with my relatives in ukraine, i have witnessed this type of violence and i was labeled as a foreign agent, as anti-state, and i am a civil defendant in five corrupt cases and i will have approximately 25-35 years in prison. >> it starts with physical violence. and then kind of goes online. it becomes a sustained campaign online. and then it just keeps escalating and you have no choice but to leave, right. so this is obviously not something that all women politicians face. we see it across the

conservative progressive groups. protected. but i decided i could win, i could win.eed to have more women in politics. my main donors were women from all over russia, i fund raised thewe hugest funds among all of the oppositional leaders in russia. i ran for office, i was still ahead, after my election campaign, i announced we need to support more women, and fund raise and donate. and more women to use platforms to support women and encourage them and inspire them to be leaders. what the war was started. i have my relatives in ukraine. and i am against this type of violence. i was labeled as a foreign agent, enemy of the people and enemy of state. i am civil defendant in 5 criminal cases now. i will have approximately 25 to 35 years in prison. >> it starts with physical violence. it then kind of goes on-line. ithe becomes a sustained campaign on-line. and then it just keeps escalating until you have no choice but to leave, right. so this is not something that only women politicians face. we're seeing it across the board whetherti you are a journalist or a lawyer or a

overall the biden administration will be facing other legal challenges, because they have progressive groupsike the aclu who have vowed to sue over the asylum ban. the biden administration is in a tough spot not entirely of its own making, because immigration has basically been neglected by multiple administrations. in the beginning, the lifting of title 42 may have been sort of a mixed blessing for the biden administration because it allowed them to hold back at least migrants for the short-term. as we're seeing now, with the court order lifted, it's more like a curse, because we have a perfect storm of increased migration, legal challenges on both sides and widespread dissatisfaction with the biden administration's approach to the issue. >> in terms of the resources the biden administration has sent to the border, there are thousands of federal agents and troops who have been deployed to the border to help with the asylum application process. but given the sheer magnitude of migrants who could be coming in, one border official projecting up to 14,000 per day, do you think that reenforcemen

. >> bonton, a progressive group individual helped sign this open letter asking her to resign to focusd voted for feinstein for decades, and witnessed her assent from the first female mayor of san francisco to the first woman sent to the senate. a trailblazer, who he says needs to pass the torch. >> why would anybody wish that on a man or a woman? why would anybody feels it's their right to be in that kind of distress, that's the dignified end to a career that you would want. i don't understand that. >> aging, and ending a career are often private decisions, but, in public service, that's not always a choice. >> i'm announcing that i will not be a candidate for re-election to congress in 2022. it's time for me to come home. >> that's former california congresswoman jackie sphere who retired in 2022. she believes feinstein is facing an unfair scrutiny. >> i think there's a fair amount of misogynythase. there's a willingness to look at women and judge them differently. i think it's a personal decision to resign. she's already made the personal decision to retire. >> is it a personal deci

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. >> just a week after president biden announce his reelection bid, progressive group full of young votersare with joe. next in america declare that they will invest $45 million to send young voters to battleground states and $11 million on ads for the general election. the group's main focus is to tackle climate change, racial injustice, inequality and to save democracy. to do that, they believe that president biden will be their best bet. joining me now is christina -- president and executive director of next-gen america. christina, it's always an honor to have you join the show. let's talk about next-gen interesting president biden really early in his campaign. before anyone else jumped into the race. why such an early endorsement from such a powerhouse organization like next-gen america? >> in 2020, we had the largest youth voter turnout in american history. modernization was one in nine of those young voters who help elect kamala harris and joe biden. we want to do it again. this administration has delivered on progressive policy the young people care about. whether it's on climate ch

failure or -- we had already begun to see fraying from groups like the freedom caucus and some progressive groups. >> it depends on where you sit, carl some who viewed the noise from the freedom caucus as well as senate democrats that perhaps that means the two sides are moving closer to a deal. when they're compromising, introducing things to the agreement that, you know, that both sides don't like, then perhaps that means they're actually making progress president biden at the g7 left a dinner early overnight to be briefed by his team on the status of negotiations he's giving a press conference sunday morning, very early eastern time where you would expect him to comment in depth about the status of the debt ceiling talks and whether they've made any progress. certainly the expectation was that negotiators were going to keep talking throughout the weekend and certainly all of next week is long. they have several days that they could continue meeting i think, carl, the clock is ticking and if there is not agreement soon, i think the market may have its own say about what needs to happen here. >>

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so we had a few busy days in hiroshima and we had very good progress in the group of seven. also, i spoke for the prime minister, mr. kisida, president zelenskyi of ukraine with the prime minister of india er, as the president, i am visiting the er region quietly as the prime minister of papua guinea , now the secretary of state in the region will go there. to attend these important meetings now, we will have a state visit, and i want to thank the prime minister and his extraordinary leadership role, as well as in this japanese government for the hospitality, and i was in this place and visited the memorial in the slaughter house is a powerful emphasis on the dangers of nuclear power long live we must never abandon our efforts for a-a nuclear deterrence we must achieve a peace free from the threat of the use of nuclear weapons we have unity unity between e-e letters groups the organization is different from what it was 5-10 years ago that we are united about the president 250 million dollars positive to the world bank on the program to fight against the pandemic we also supp

officials of israel, this failure has been in various resistance groups , all that has been noticed in the recent developments is the progress of the rockets of the resistance groups in qasr . in the past two decades, the palestinian groups, by improving their missile power, were able to target zionist centers. let the zionist regime exist numerous attacks on palestinian areas and the assassination of commanders and fighters of the resistance could not stop their missile development. al jazeera network has analyzed the progress of this development in a report . the first experience that targeted this area was with the qassam 1 missile, which targeted sdirot, the closest city to the gaza strip, which was three kilometers away, then only a few months later, the jenin missile and the second type were in the euphrates river basin, the behavior of the circle of fire. expand around the gaza strip three years later that is, in 2005, with the qassam 3 missile, it entered the volcanic circle from the first in the north of the gaza strip. in 2008, the quds battalions started using the quds missile, which had a range of more than 40 ki

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that could see a major change in the government opinion pose have been led by the more progressive parties or groups a lie to the ministry have lagged behind. the analysts say victory at the ballot box may not be enough. funny checking reports from bangkok, the sprague zable kids in the gallons of marigolds, waiting for the buyers and bank cooks bustling file markets. arrangements usually used to blessings place on autism shrines, but good luck. trade is no, it's going to be a busy weekend. i think people are looking forward to working until seeing someone who's small capable from you. so i think there won't be any hiccups on the election day. i think that people have been ready for this for a long time. but good luck gallons may not be enough. the united time nation party led by prime minister prior to not you could be punished by both has the, his response to the code 19 pen demik. the policy that's consistently let the pose is the time with a progressive economic plan for the candidates. a pm is the daughter of tex and should've was the self excelled former prime minister who's known to be keen t

could see a major change in the government opinion follows, has been led out by the more progressive parties. one groups allied to the military have lived behind, but analysts say victory at the ballot box may not be enough to create significant changes. tony chang reports in bangkok, the sprague zable, kids in gallons of marigolds, waiting to buyers and bank cooks bustling file, a market. pillow arrangements usually used to blessings place on autism shrines. but good luck trade is no, it's going to be a busy weekend. i think people are looking forward to working and chosing someone who's small capable problem of the stuff. i think there won't be any hiccups on the election day. i think that people have been ready for this for a long time. the good luck, collins may not be enough. the united time nation policy led by prime minister prior to no child could be punished by both his but his response to the could the 19 pandemic. the policy that's consistently let the pulse is the time with a progressive economic platform. the candidates of pm is the daughter of tex and shinning was the silver excelled, form

followed by law enforcement and got a lot of threats, we know who you are from many conservative progressive groups, protected by those forces. i decided i could win because more women in politics, women from all over russia and i fund raised a huge fund in opposition, oppositional leader and i was so happy after my election campaign. and that platform to support women and to inspire them to be the leaders. then when it started i had my relatives in ukraine. .. how debilitating it is and how it affects your work. >> for me it was so traumatizing, transition for the so traumatizing. i was helping other women transition to get 20 messages, it would drop you off. there was a lot of triggers because that's how it is so i was traumatized by this thing and so much of that for a very long time i used the best conference because it was so many years. i learned to ignore them. i took off the mask one day and now i'm not scared of them because most of them are not people but a.i. so okay. what fears me is my community, that's way more dangerous every day there is different information and they just come and

as far as were talking about progressives, i was talking to one lead a progressive in an outside groupoday who was saying that if they give anything more away the white house, they do not think they can get progressives on board with this dl, trying to signal to the white house that they cannot give up the work permits, work requirements, permitting reform, and they need to draw a line. at the same time, the problem is that republicans would not have enough support right now for the deal, where it is. >> has the white house been out in front, they are playing a traditional game. kevin mccarthy is changing the rules. >> biden told us in japan lest we can, do not pay attention to any of the stuff, it is just theater. i've been through this and he has been for 50 years,. we have done a few of these back to millard fillmore or something like this but this is the way they works. they go out and they fight, and the arguer and they posture and do not pay attention, he said to the theater because we will get there. but at the same time, it is his own white house playing theater. on the one han

the world's foremost in our surgeons. utilizing state of the art technology and progressive techniques. the little group that out of as a pause at the origin for the russian has given us, we now stand out as an island of stability and peace. words of praise from uganda as a high level delegation is here with the russian capital that's of the 6 nation group from africa as working on a possible piece fun for the conflict in ukraine. rupture left his house at western countries at the latest new end security council meeting for being accomplices and problem of the conflict by exclusively in ukraine. also a head for the .

group. you gave me progression as threatened to pull his troops out of pop mote. he blames a lack of ammunition, but the credibility of such statements is difficult to verify. what are you just was you mislead law. keep has taken delivery of a host of new western weaponry and is getting sent to launch. it's coming counter offensive. speaking to a newly formed battle squad, president vladimir zalinski said ukrainian blood spoken back would, would not be in vain. shall only owen, him, just call the main battles are coming soon. i'm attending it. and as i say, we must free our land and our peoples from russian. slavery is going to william. we must restore our full state buddha, both on the land and that seems al cardona yet no solution. it's unclear when the counter offensive will start. but keith hopes that you western firepower, will make all the difference. nick, the battle for buck mode has been going on now for a long time. tell us more about what ukrainian forces are up against their well, they're basically facing as good a attack as russia can muster right now

group. you gave me progression has threatened to pull his troops out of bachman. he blames a lack of ammunition, but the credibility of such statements is difficult to verify. whoa, yup, was covered. would you please lead while keep has taken delivery of a host of new western weaponry and is getting set to launch. it's coming counter offensive. speaking to a newly formed battle squad, president vladimir zalinski said ukrainian blood spilled in buck would, would not be in vain shot only when im just called the main battles are coming soon . i am a tenant in us was a, we must free our land and our peoples from russian slavery. he's going to william, we must restore our full state border both on the land and that cl cardona yak, not so shim. it's unclear when the counter offensive will start, but keith hopes that new western firepower will make all the difference. ah, let's get a round up of some other world news headlines now. turkey's president red chip tie, bird a one says the leader of the so called is la mic state has been killed in a turkish intelligence operat

what was actually said you, i hated the wagner group, you gave me progression. had threatened to pull his troops out of buck mode. he blames a lack of ammunition. but the credibility of such statements is difficult to verify what miles she has discovered was you mislead while keep has taken delivery of a host of new western weaponry and is getting set to launch. it's coming counter offensive. speaking to a newly formed battle squad, president phil adam, is the lensky said, ukrainian blood spilled, and bah, mood would not be in vain shall only win him. just call the main battles are coming soon, i'm attending it, and as was there, we must free our land and our peoples from russian slavery's galena. william, we must restore our full state florida both on the land and that cl cardona yak now, so shin, it's unclear when the counter offensive will start, but keith hopes that you western firepower, will make all the difference ah, in other new style sedans arrive, all military factions have agreed to extend of fragile truce. the new 72 hours cease fire is supposed to

progress . we can see from this group that they are forming women's organizations. many other places, a country is happening. in fact, the war is managed by the perseverance of khair al-nasa management. other women of the village should take on the responsibilities of the war they claimed that no one had left a slave because they were not indifferent to a common threat, and there are interviews, and for us, the unknown people who participated in the nationwide contest in mashhad . be a researcher, god bless you, this highway is for our country to move forward and the people of the village are christians . nene ahmed is calling, my mother, ahmed, sir. it is forced to start with their sister and their daughter little by little to the houses in the village it is added that the whole village will eventually become the base of the world from this jihad. a children's version has also been published under the name of khair al-nasa and gandam. in fact, it is in the form of children's pictures . now you can introduce us to our children in sabzevar. i put my hand in the soil

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so, this person from progressive group, is kind of inept.o crash the economy by not paying our bills, that is like a hostage. republicans, they hate the government and they hate the country. they want -- they are threatening to ruin the economy. it is like a person coming in and putting a gun to our heads, saying, instead of negotiating the budget, it is all threat. they are going to blow up the economy. the guy, he never mentioned what is going to happen to everybody's savings, who are withholding treasury bonds. one of the banking problems that just happened was that, u.s. government treasuries, this bank that failed out in california, there treasury bonds were in -- they had all these long-term treasury bonds. we do not pay our debts, that mean the interest on the treasury bonds do not get paid. that is going to crash the banks, going to crash the economy. these guys are holding a gun to our heads. then, they will not come in with their actual budget except for a blanket 10%. they should pass this thing just like biden says. then, it is f

acknowledging that june 1st so-called x date default deadline, we did see some incremental progress yesterday. nawotiating group be trimmed down on the white house's part. that's something that speaker mccarthy called for saying there were essentially too many cooks in the kitchen to get anything substantive solved. this group now consisting of omb director shalanda young, counselor to the president, steve rushetti and lisa terrell, they met hours after that meeting at the white house yesterday with mccarthy's negotiators on capitol hill. the president, we know, is going to stay in the loop while he's overseas. he's expected to be updated daily on the progress of these talks. he is set to have a call with these negotiators in a few days. and the white house says they're hoping to get a third meeting between the president and these big four congressional leaders on the books for when he comes back on sunday, potentially monday or tuesday. so as far as what happens in the meantime, while he's away, as you mentioned -- as ali mentioned, that room for common ground here, things like permitting reform, clawing back

speaker mccarthy saying there were just too many cooks in the kitchen to get any substantive progress done. that group now consisting of omb director shalanda young, and director of legislative affairs, louisa terrell. that group met with speaker mccarthy's negotiators hours after that meeting at the white house yesterday. they met at the capitol. in the meantime, while the president is away, the white house says he's going to be updated daily on the progress that these negotiators make. he's going to have a call with them in a few days to check on progress, and he's hoping to get a meeting a third meeting between the big four congressional leaders and the president on the books when he returns from japan on sunday. as far as what happens in the meantime, you know, there is still room for common ground on things like permitting reform, clawing back of unspent covid funds, but we've talked so much about these work requirements for some federal programs. that remains a sticking point at this point. speaker mccarthy saying that's a red line for him. the white house not saying definitively where they stan

sleep, we are talking rem sleep, we are talking really, no one is waking you up easily, that group didn't progresseimer's or dementia. it is a small study. in the united kingdom, they are doing a larger study, it fits into what i've been saying a long time. it's all about lifestyle. how well do you sleep? how well you exercise, how much stress do you have? that is why you don't have a simple cobweb. stuart: nice try. i do sleep a lot. i get at least 8 hours a night. is that a lot for a guy my age or little? >> it is terrific, exactly what the target is. 7 or 8 hours of white rest, full sleep. that is what we want and this is how the brain works. it cleans itself out during sleep. that's where all the byproducts, literally cleans itself while you sleep. stuart: i've got one last one. the administration may ban school cafeterias from serving chocolate milk and other flavored milk. they are combating obesity. does that work? >> i don't think banning anything works. if anything they should have learned that during the pandemic when they were forcing masks on kids, kids got unhappy, there were mental h

. >> we've seen a push for reoperations, now a group of progressive democrats lead by congressman coreyh are demanding federal reparations, and the price tag for all of it, $14 trillion. watch. >> united states has a moral and legal obligation to provide reparations for the enslavement of africans, we are talking about over 222,000,000 hours of forced labor. 222,000,000 hours of forced labor which today would be at the value of over $97 trillion. and so the united states must pay. in the same way our ancestors may not be here but we are their descendents and we deserve to have the compensation, the restitution, the rehabilitation for everything that they lost. >> first of all, let's start with the dollars, cheryl. how much is $14 trillion in today's world? >> that is more than half the gdp of the united states of america. and 2022 our gdp was just over $25.46 trillion. so, we cannot afford this. the money is not there. i think she is doing a horrible disservice to our constituents and people believing this is impossible, this is financially impossible for this country and ask gavin neso

groups. >> the republican governor signed these bills at new college, a small traditionally progressive school. he appointed group of conservatives to the board of trustees who abolished the college's office that handled dei programs. the american association of university professor condemned what the governor did saying that it was en shh writtening into law crecensorship. desantis who is expected to announce run for president is rallying social conservatives who have long accused america's colleges and universities of having a liberal bias and being hostile to conservative ideas. dana. >> dana: jonathan serrie, thank you so much. one minute left before we go. let me show you something. major update. i'm honored the service dog in training named after me is all grown up and graduating from her handling program. her trainer sharing this message with us. watch. >> dana perino, you have a puppy named after you who is very atentative and smart. she is a beautiful puppy and probably going to go on to give your name a beautiful legacy. >> dana: let me tell you about aaron. he has been in prison for

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campaign groups say this is progress but there's more to do. the cheap disposables, which can be bought for under a fiver. months ago, at the time of the budget, we called on the government to tax these vapes — they're bad for the environment and bad for children. a fiver on each disposable vape would have made them much less attractive to children. vaping does help adult smokers to quit their tobacco habit. health experts say the big challenge now is posed by teenagers who have never smoked and might be vaping with dangerous unlicensed products. we were always concerned about this genie coming out of the bottle, rising youth upta ke, which other countries were taking action on earlier, so now what we have to do here, across all four nations, is try and strike the right balance, still assist smokers with these products, but really tighten the regulations and improve them so that we can protect people who have never smoked. a £3 million fund to tackle illegal sales has already been announced, and the industry itself says big fines are needed to

this progressive unhappiness, but a group of centrist democrats, 100 votes, they committed to coming out for this. i spoke to a number of the top aides working the phones making one on one phone calls to lawmakers to make sure they back this deal saying, again, it is -- the consequences would simply be too great. they're telling democrats to say, look, obviously this is a compromise. we didn't get everything we wanted, but neither did the republicans and we protected the signature achievements of president biden's first two years in office. so they're saying this to be about as good of a deal as they can get. and they do feel like it will be close but they're whipping votes now, they think they'll get over the finish line. >> if you want to go and look at the republican party, yes, the loudest voices without a doubt, matthew, are the folks that we're hearing from, who want to blow this whole thing up. then you have people like dusty johnson, who i think represent a pretty big chunk of votes in the middle and here's what he had to say about this. >> i think part of the problem with re

and broadcasting agency in new york, and hear about the unprecedented progress of the rockets of the palestinian resistance groups over the past two decades . despite numerous attacks on palestinian areas and the assassination of commanders and fighters of the resistance, the zionist regime could not prevent their missile development. we have a report from al jazeera network that there are many resistances to this unprecedented development before israel's withdrawal from the gaza strip. from the border of this region, the first experience was with the qassam 1 missile , which targeted sdirut, the closest city to the gaza strip, which was three kilometers away from it. after only a few months, the jenin missile and the second one were in the euphrates river basin. spread the fire around the gaza strip three years later , that is, in 2005 , with the qassam 3 missile, it entered the circle of fire from the first in the north of the gaza strip . kurds, in the war that followed, in 2012, the resistance unveiled new missiles, the baraq 7975 missile, which atash hosseini targeted the tel aviv region for the first time a

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group. we've made really good progress and tim's off recycling the materials and batteries. today, we actually have a battery sale at that has been produced with 100 percent. recycle bt. do you know it's such as the car industry that's thinking twice about dave? same mining, this big tag the likes of microsoft, google and samsung. they've all said noise to the mining of the world's oceans, with environmental campaigning globally, as played a huge role in pushing corporations, consumers and investors to reject results extraction from our oceans. you are facing what i would call a notion emergency. we must take action as you must sustainably manage the ocean's resources for the google humanity and the health of for the plant since cause for a moratorium on mining began at the 2022 un ocean's conference. in portugal, a growing list of nations have backed those concerns. this includes major economies like canada, germany, spain, and france. left house switches until the suited to, to exploit as shown, to go from the pacific nations who want deep se mining up pushing back. well,

a group of house progressives is demanding at least $14 trillion to address what it calls the black whitee country. foxes griff jenkins has some details on the latest reparations proposal. preparations now, missouri democrat cori bush says the u. s has a moral and legal obligation to provide federal reparations for the enslavement of africans to 122 million hours of forced labor, which today would be at the value of over $97 trillion and so the united states must pay that comes with a hefty price tag. about $14 trillion is unclear where federal funds would come from to pay for it the situation right now with the country. is dealing with serious debt issue reparations have been introduced in every legislative session since 1989 never making it to a floor vote. i can't comment on its merits. the house minority leader says he hasn't looked at this latest resolution but left the door open. we want to uplift everyone. and of course, make sure that we deal with injustice. whether that's racial injustice, social injustice or economic injustice. republicans are firmly opposed in this country. you

there's going to be a group of conservative republicans that vote no and there's going to be a group of progressive democrats that vote no. what both the leaders in both houses are hoping is that there's enough in the middle to get this bill over the finish line and at this point it appears they have the votes. >> ryan, as we heard earlier some key senators are voicing pretty vocal opposition to this bill so if it reaches the senate is it likely to get the 60 votes it needs to pass by june 5th? >> reporter: yeah, you're right, zinhle, that's the next hurdle they have to cross and keep in mind there is a higher hurdle to cross in the senate because it would need 60 vote, so you would absolutely have to have bipartisan support to get it done and, yes, we are hearing some concern from both conservative republicans and progressive democrats just like we are in the house but i just wrapped up a press conference with both the leaders, chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell both express their support for the bill and confidence that it will be done ahead of the deadline, of course, that's all the necessary cav

a group of house progressives is demanding at least $14 trillion with a t to address what it calls thentry. correspondent griff jenkins has the story. >> reparations now. >> missouri democrat cori bush says the u.s. has a moral and legal obligation to provide federal reparations for the enslavement of africans. >> 222 million hours of forced labor, which today would be at the value of over $97 trillion. and so, the united states must pay. >> that comes with a hefty price tag. >> about $14 trillion. >> what is unclear where federal funds would come from to pay for it. >> the situation right now with the country is dealing with a serious debt issue reparations introduced every legislative session since 19 # 9 never making to a floor vote. >> i can't comment on merits. >> the house floor leader says he hasn't looked at the latest resolution. >> we want to lift up everyone and make sure we deal with justice. whether it's racial, economic injustice. >> republicans are firmly opposed. >> in this country can you do anything, be anything. and this culture of victimhood it is absolutely gotten