the wind signals the president's agenda is unpopular kron four's, washington, dc correspondent raquel martin joins us now live. raquel, this was. >> and for, you know, a lot of democrats and they are upset. so what's the pulse of dc tonight. >> good evening. will a bit of a mixed reaction from democrats on capitol hill. but the vast majority say this doesn't change their position that they want to get the president's economic agenda passed as soon as possible. but there are outliers like moderate senator. what a senator, joe mansion who is saying he doesn't want to rush and he says these election results should be considered. >> today is a wake-up call for washington. democrats. republicans on capitol hill say glenn youngkin's upset victory in virginia was a referendum on the president. i hope the president loud and clear to never get between a mama bear and her cubs republican senators roger marshall and josh hawley say voters rejected democrats education policies to they don't want. >> their kids being taught radical left wing social theories and big government agenda to the american peopl

. >> kron four's, washington, dc correspondent raquel martin joins us live from the capital. you know, americans, some people love them and ate some people hate the mandates. we will definitely see some backlash here. >> good evening. that's right. and we already have for weeks now. republicans have been railing against these vaccine mandates calling them unconstitutional. but today we did hear from the white house coronavirus task force and they're defending the mandates calling them a common sense. the white house is putting roughly 100 million american workers on notice. >> giving them until january 4th to get vaccinated. we know the most destructive thing in a workforce that is to have a covid outbreak. thursday, cdc director rochelle walensky said the new federal mandates are necessary to save lives and for bit variance from spreading. and we're continuing to have about 75,000 cases every single day. according to newly-released, the rules. private sector companies with more than 100 employees will be required to ensure employees are fully vaccinated or test negative for c

our washington correspondent raquel martin reports. it's definitely been a frustrating year for airline workers who've been on the frontline of this pandemic. >> and have endured a wave of both physical and verbal attacks on the job. the president of the association of flight attendants told lawmakers today the rate of attacks at the highest in aviation history. >> flight attendants are begging make it stop. >> following a surge in airline us all throughout the pandemic, airline workers are pleading with congress for help needs to be done to discourage this kind of horrific behavior at a tuesday hearing labor union leaders representing flight attendants ground workers and tsa agents. the mandate more security training and increased criminal prosecutios against attackers of the more than 5,000 assaults reported to the faa. only 37 the recommended for criminal prosecution. the faa says more than 70% of incidents involving airline staff are over masks. democratic congressman body coleman agrees more aggressive action is necessary violator

raquel martin has the latest from dc. good morning. what many experts say in the next one to 2 weeks, consumers could see the price of gas drop about 10. >> to $0.15. but they're also saying there's no guarantee the biden administration, however, says they remain optimistic. their strategy will work. >> i told you before that we're going to take action on these problems. that's exactly what we're doing in an effort to combat surging prices at the pump. the white house said it's releasing 50 million barrels of oil from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve to help balance out a supply shortage sparked by the pandemic and will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight. and we'll make a difference. we have to do everything in our power tuesday, department of energy secretary jennifer granholm said the effort should give americans temporary relief last month. gas prices reached their highest level since 2014, oil production is lagging behind. granholm says the current supply problem underscores the need for america to diversify

raquel martin has the latest from washington, dc good morning, rick hill. good morning. arena. that's right. doctor says that if you're fully vaccinated, you do not need to wear a mask while you're indoors gathering with your families. but the news does come with still only about 59% of americans being fully vaccinated. and right now we're seeing an increase in cases and more than half of states. >> white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci is giving millions of americans. the green light to enjoy this thanksgiving together few a vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted to and your family as you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving on abc's this week. fauci said for fully vaccinated americans. that means indoors and with no mask is no reason not to do that. but the announcement did come with a warning. the thing we're concerned about is the people who are not vaccinated according to cdc data. that's nearly a 3rd of the country or 83 million americans. fauci says those levels are still too high, especially considering transmission rates of the more infectious delta v

kron 4 washington correspondent raquel martin live in washington, dc with the very latest to get unblocked rico. >> good evening. will the white house and says that the u.s. will meet global climate that's like slashing emissions in half by the end of the decade. but in order to accomplish that they'll need to get past the build back better plan. and today that plant hit yet another hurdle on capitol hill. >> plus cow must be the kickoff of a decade. a decade of ambition. >> monday. president joe biden told the united nations climate summit. the u.s. will lead by example and take drastic steps to combat climate change. we're standing at an inflection point in world history. and this is a moral imperative, but just hours later that commitment to daisy. i will not support a bill that is this consequential. without thoroughly understand the impact in the last minute press conference moderate west virginia senator joe mansion seemingly threw a wrench in those plans. he says he's not ready to support president biden's build back better plan i for one want are multi. trillion dollar bill without

raquel martin. well, update to a story we first brought you nearly 2 weeks ago. a pregnant woman went into labor at home could make it to the hospital. so she gave birth right on her front lawn with the help. >> of 2 paramedics. those first responders reunited with the family in a much less stressful circumstances. dennis shanahan has that story for vacaville for us. >> well, emily and michael johnson, a vacaville live about a mile from this kaiser hospital. this is where emily was planning on giving birth seems her baby had other plans and now 12 days after that birth. emily got to say thank you to the paramedics who helped her. >> haha. >> and it's >> this >> is the second time vacaville firefighter paramedics jerry d phillippi and joe have met emily johnson in front of her house during their first encounter, 12 days earlier. there was no time for small >> they were helping emily give birth on the front lawn. all captured on the family's ring doorbell, emily and her husband michael had planned on going to the hospital when her labor pains became frequently at n

raquel martin, back to you.u, rick >> well, let's check on our 4 zone forecast as we ease closer and closer to the weekend what a beautiful shot looking out over the bay. just love it. haha weekend close. but somebody ready for rodriguez going in for a lawrence karnow. and yes, it is nice out there. it's really nice and that spans favorite i call that the pan overlooks the golden gate bridge. but this could be the can cam. let's take a look at the embarcadero are tracking a cruise ship docked out there. >> gorgeous sight. great to see cruise ships returning in and out of the bay area. and we are tracking radar for. >> very cool dry conditions out there crystal clear skies could see some light scattered showers. returning for those of you in the north bay starting as early as friday night. but it looks like your best shot will be saturday afternoon. could see some light drizzle making its way inching closer to santa rosa but dry for everyone else in the bay area. our next shot of widespread rain won't arrive unti

raquel martin brings us more. >> last week we saw the highest inflation rate in 31 years driving up the price of goods like food and gas. but democrats insist their latest social spending package addressing everything from green energy to affordable housing to lowering prescription drug prices. what make matters worse and they're moving full steam ahead after a week delay. the house is gearing up to vote president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollars, social spending package this week. we could conference that speaker pelosi is going to bring it up and that will pit pass this week on cnn's state of the union and nbc's meet the press top white house economist brian deese touted the plan as transformative for the middle class currently battling high cause housing. >> health care, child care and transportation. but republicans who are unanimously opposed to the bill. >> are sounding the alarm just going to harm american families on abc's this week. republican senator john barrasso warned the bill will make current skyrocketing inflation. worst prices are going to go way up with the holidays r

raquel martin, back to you. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this saturday night. a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco, still waiting for the clouds and the fog kind of roll in. but it's can see the stars looks like a beautiful shot out there this saturday night. i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at the highs from today and also that fog. >> that that was really an inland problem, which is usually comes in through the golden gate but not the issue this time yet tool fog, right. so that's why it's mainly impacting north bay east bay valleys, including the delta. >> and that's what actually heop conquered cool down to below average. you should be at 67 degrees. in fact, you are 3 degrees cooler than that at 64 degrees didn't make the 70's party like we saw for the rest of the bay area. even downtown san francisco warming up to 72 degrees in livermore in the mid 70's. as with san jose 75 degrees. so 48 degrees above average. >> for most of the bay area. and we're tracking clear and smooth sailing out there right n

kron 4 washington correspondent raquel martin brings us up to date. >> last week we saw the highest inflationin 31 years. >> driving up the price of goods like food and gas. but democrats insist their latest social spending package addressing everything from green energy to affordable housing to lowering prescription drug prices. what make matters worse and they're moving full steam ahead after a week delay. the house is gearing up to vote president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollars, social spending package this week. we could conference that speaker pelosi is going to bring it up and that will pit pass this week on cnn's state of the union. and nbc's meet the press top white house economist brian deese touted the plan as transformative for the middle class currently battling high cause housing. >> health care, child care and transportation. but republicans who are unanimously opposed to the bill. >> are sounding the alarm just going to harm american families on abc's this week. republican senator john barrasso warned the bill will make current skyrocketing inflation. worst prices are going t

. >> americans drinking water from dangerous chemicals kron 4 washington correspondent raquel martin brings us more. >> the historic package, invest billions of dollars to protect americans from lead poisoning as well as the clean up he falls, which is a manmade cocktail of chemicals found in drinking water across the country. >> investment ever made in history and water infrastructure epa administrator michael regan says families across the country can soon breathe a sigh of relief. the newly passed bipartisan infrastructure deal includes billions to clean up drinking water to eliminate the 6 to 10 million lent high. >> that are still going like it into our home. our churches are they came and helped water utilities remove dangerous chemicals known as people's from the tap. >> that's extremely thing. >> but organizations like the environmental working group called the nearly 10 billion dollar investment to confront people's contamination. a mere down payment. the manmade chemicals are sometimes linked to illnesses like cancer. the organization estimates p contamination in the drinki

now washington raquel martin, back to you. thank you, raquel. and this is what fauci says you should do. >> if you're gathering with somebody who's like a little baby. so you can back to something was really old. it's a quick in home and they say to do it on the okay. yeah, yeah. so, you know, for sure right away 15 minutes against especially if you're traveling once you get off the airplane, make ok, we're going take a break. 6.22 the time. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news the supply chain backlog. >> is as we've been telling you, making the price of everything. a lot more expensive. we'll tell you. >> by how much and how it's going affect your holiday shopping. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. you'll save hundreds over at&t. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a mo

raquel martin, back to you.where school age children in san jose are rolling up their sleeves for their doses of the pfizer covid-19 that's meant for kids. kron four's. rob fladeboe shows us how it went at a vaccine clinic at an elementary school in san jose today. >> here at katherine smith elementary school in east san jose. the evergreen school district where a vaccination clinic is underway here at the school this is the first of what will eventually be a dozens of school holding these clinics vaccinating the newly eligible 5 to 11 year-olds with the pediatric dose of the covid-19 vaccine recently approved you can see a very good turnout here for this clinic. eventually some 80 schools will participate in this kids can also get the vaccine. of course, at local pharmacies are from their private health care providers. but at this clinic and others like it targeting schools that have been particularly hard hit the pandemic where a parents may not have access to getting the vaccine. a school might be the best so

raquel martin. >> it's weather. time now take a live look outside here along the san mateo bridge.t now and also some sunny skies. and our meteorologist not respond rig as is here now with a look at the rest of our work week. and also some interesting things will be happening with the moon if we can see it, though, considering this the storm that's coming in. so i have some good news and bad news just seen. the good news is we are going to have a partial lunar eclipse. >> that's going to write thursday night after 11 o'clock peaking by 1 o'clock friday morning and it's going to be the longest partial lunar eclipse in 600 years lasting 3 hours. 28 minutes boat. we have a storm that we're tracking going to bring us some light. but measurable rain about a 10th of an inch of rain or less so the good news is we are getting some light scattered showers. the bad news is because of that storm cloud cover. we're going to miss out on that partial lunar eclipse. but plenty of sunshine out there right now at half moon bay for your wednesday afternoon. calm wind speeds as well. and we're going

raquel martin, back to you. >> all right. thank you for that recount. >> coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, some workers at sfo say they're going on strike. we'll tell you why coming up after the break. >> 25 the time. also happening today. if you are traveling through sfo, you might notice there are a few protesters out there. >> this is a live look, obviously operations are going smoothly for now. but that might change later we have the union representing hundreds of food service workers at the airport saying that their members do plan on striking a little bit later this morning as they're calling for better health care benefits. so that's their main main thrust of what they want. better health care and obviously better pay as well. and it's going to be happening today between about 10 o'clock this morning is when it starts and then 3 o'clock the afternoon as one it'll end pretty much all staying out of terminal 3. the airport says a pretty sure it's not going affect your travel plans, but give yourself a little ex

our washington dc correspondent raquel martin. >> has the latest. >> the u.s. toward package, invest billions of dollars to protect americans from lead poisoning as well as the clean up ethos, which is a manmade cocktail of chemicals found in drinking water across the country. >> investment ever made in history and water infrastructure epa administrator michael regan says families across the country can soon breathe a sigh of relief. the newly passed bipartisan infrastructure deal includes billions to clean up drinking water to eliminate the 6 to 10 million led high. >> that are still going and biking into our home. our churches are they came and helped water utility to remove dangerous chemicals known as p falls from the tap. that's extremely significant. >> but organizations like the environmental working group called the nearly 10 billion dollar investment to confront people's contamination. >> a mere down payment. the manmade chemicals are sometimes linked to illnesses like cancer. the organization estimates p contamination in the drinking water of more tha

we have raquel martin from dc with the latest on all of us. >> good morning.well, doctor anthony fauci says americans who are fully vaccinated are safe to gather with family indoors maskless this thanksgiving. but the news does come with only steal about 59% of americans fully vaccinated and with the majority of states showing a rise in infections. >> white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci is giving millions of americans. the green light to enjoy this thanksgiving together few a vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted to and your family as you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving on abc's this week. fauci said for fully vaccinated americans. that means indoors and with no mask is no reason not to do that. but the announcement did come with a warning. the thing we're concerned about his the people who are not vaccinated according to cdc data. that's nearly a 3rd of the country or 83 million americans. fauci says those levels are still too high, especially considering transmission rates of the more infectious delta variant the higher the level of

raquel martin has the latest from dc. >> good morning.ell, doctor anthony fauci says americans who are fully vaccinated are safe to gather with family indoors maskless this thanksgiving. but the news does come with only steal about 59% of americans fully vaccinated and with the majority of states showing a rise in infections. >> white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci is giving millions of americans. the green light to enjoy this thanksgiving together few of vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted to and your family as you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving on abc's this week. fauci said for fully vaccinated americans. that means indoors and with no mask is no reason not to do that. but the announcement did come with a warning. the thing we're concerned about his the people who are not vaccinated according to cdc data. that's nearly a 3rd of the country or 83 million americans. fauci says those levels are still too high, especially considering transmission rates of the more infectious delta variant the higher the level of

raquel martin, back to you. >> all right.course here in the bay area. we've been dealing with record level gas prices for a while now. so getting any kind of break at the pump lot of legal. let's take a look at some of the prices that we're seeing right now across the bay. first of all, san francisco, as you might imagine, is probably one of the most expensive places you're going to find the state average is $4.70, a gallon. but when it comes to the bay area. yes, we do have san francisco coming in with the most expensive price for an average gallon of regular gas at $4.87. oakland for 79 san jose for 80 you will pay a little bit more up in the north bay. looks like center. fells average price for regular gas is about $4.89. couple couple pennies higher that san francisco, even so. but hopefully that price break will come soon enough. >> yeah. because there are a lot of people who are trying to get on the roads and you're probably going to see more family >> alright nearly 2 dozen illegal guns as well as drugs have been taken

raquel martin. >> has the latest from washington this morning. out moment. >> good morning. well, president biden today will announce plans to dip into oil reserves in order to balance out the current supply and demand challenges. now the announcement comes as last month we saw the highest gas prices since 2014. with the busy holiday travel now here prompting millions of americans. they hit the roads. >> the biden administration is scrambling to lower the price of feel at the pump. we know it's tough for families to keep up with the rising cost tuesday president joe biden will announce new steps to bring prices down. the white house says it will now direct the department of energy to release 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve for weeks now the administration has hinted at the announcement aboard air force one white house press secretary jen psaki said the president is in ongoing conversations with a range of countries the importance of. >> making sure that the supply out there meets the demands. a worldwide problem. >>

raquel martin.obe bryant's widow vanessa bryant must turn over mental health records as part of her lawsuit against los angeles county. >> brian accuses sheriff's deputies have sharing pictures of the crash scene that killed 9 people including her husband, kobe bryant and their daughter gianna the county board of supervisors has already approved a 2.5 million dollar settlement brought by 2 families of other victims of that crash. >> next. at 10. the home of the los angeles lakers getting a new name for the holidays. why we will be saying goodbye to staple center. and one of the biggest naming-rights deals in sports history. also disturbing new details from the tragedy at the astroworld music festival. what we're learning about the scope of the medical disasters and addressing homelessness in the bay area. the city that's now planning to put more money in people's pockets too, try to help keep them off the streets. those stories and more coming up next. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) .

raquel martin, back to you. thank you. >> for your money as well as people do hit the roads for thanksgiving right now. california has some of the highest prices in the country. unfortunately will when rough for every day. the state's average is $4.70 a gallon. now, we did speak with the driver burlingame about what they think about this new plan from the white house to lower prices. and here's what they had to say. >> i want to drive it will make a be able save money because i work for uber and lyft and. driving a 1000 miles a week. and this is just high gas prices really gotten in my prophets. yeah, obviously if it goes down and still going to drive my 1000 miles a week. but maybe it won't cost me 250. don't do it. you it. >> as miles. we asked a lot of ground site for let's take a look at current gas prices on average around the bay area. we've got san francisco at 47 oakland at 4.79 san jose, you're coming in about 4.80, and then sandra fell, just a little more expensive than everybody at $4.89. a gallon. also in the n

raquel martin, back to you. all right, raquel, thank you very much. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, some workers at sfo say they're going to strike. >> we'll tell you why they're making this decision. once we come back from break. >> we're back at 6.24 and happening today. if you're going to be traveling through sfo. you're probably going to notice at some point some protesters out there. this is a live look at the airport right now we're operations are smooth at the moment, but a union representing hundreds of food service workers out at the airport say they do plan a member strike today. they're really pushing for better benefits better pay in essence and health care to so the strike is scheduled from 10 o'clock this morning until 3 this afternoon. it will be out of terminal 3 airport officials say they're pretty sure that it won't be affecting anybody's travel plans but maybe give yourself a little extra time just in case. >> bay area leaders say they are more than ready to use them that federal money that's going to be coming in from t

raquel martin, back to you guys. >> all right.ank you very much, raquel. >> well, as a lot of people hit the road before thanksgiving right now. california has some of the highest prices. >> in the so hopefully what they're doing in washington will help alleviate some of our pain right now across california. the state average is $4.70, a gallon of course, here in the bay area. we're looking at higher prices than that for 87 is what you expect to pay in san francisco. oakland for 79 on average with san jose for 80 center fell actually up in the north bay. the only place a little bit more expensive than san francisco with 4.89, a gallon of gas. but again, hopefully what they're doing in washington will bring these prices down fingers crossed. it is 6.30 to another big story we're following this morning. some major changes coming to downtown walnut creek after that recent smash-and-grab robbery. we saw their broadway plaza to the north from we saw those images. a lot of people still scared about that this morning. we're learning more

. >> our washington correspondent raquel martin shows us how the white house plans to try to achieve that. >> friday marked the 3rd cabinet meeting for the biden administration. the president clearly still celebrating what many consider his first major legislative victory. but the big question is will he get a second. we know his nearly 2 trillion dollars, social spending package still gridlocked in congress. american people sent us here to deliver the biden administration is ready to hit the ground running to get billions in federal infrastructre dollars out the door make sure this money is used wisely. >> used well friday. president joe biden huddled with his cabinet team to outline their game plan. i think americans are going to feeling it immediately labor secretary marty walsh says once the bill is signed mayors and governors will have the green light to repair roads and bridges in their community. they have these projects that they're there to shovel ready. a lot of them and they've been waiting for an opportunity to fund the epa administrator michael regan says the new funding

and raquel martin has the very latest from dc. >> good morning. well, president biden today will announce plans to dip into oil reserves in order to balance out the current supply and demand challenges. now the announcement comes as last month we saw the highest gas prices since 2014. with the busy holiday travel now here prompting millions of americans. they hit the roads. >> the biden administration is scrambling to lower the price of feel at the pump. we know it's tough for families to keep up with the rising cost tuesday president joe biden will announce new steps to bring prices down. the white house says it will now direct the department of energy to release 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve for weeks now the administration has hinted at the announcement aboard air force one white house press secretary jen psaki said the president is in ongoing conversations with a range of countries the importance of. >> making sure that the supply out there meets the demands. a worldwide problem to make it easier for americans.

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our dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> congress is on the verge of making women register have every ability as a man to serve the provision is part of the national defense bill. the house passed with bipartisan support back in september even though the u.s. currently using the drought system. the bill would require all us citizens between 1826 to sign up regardless of gender identity and i support it being included in the final package. but some senate republicans disagree. i don't quite get it. then. uttered on holly is among a group of republicans pushing back against the measure. i'm going to try to force a vote to return. >> the how it has been, which is that women are not drafted against their will. senator tom cotton says he wants a specific vote on the issue. this is a serious change of military policy and we should have a vote. all senators should go on the record but not every republican is opposed. >> in fact, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell have long supported drafting women, even so republican pushback on this and other issues is holding the bill back t

raquel martin, back to you. >> millions of us families are about to receive their latest monthly childreasury department says the next round set to be distributed tomorrow. this could be the last payment if congress doesn't act the budget reconciliation package. democrats are currently negotiating would extend this credit through next year. americans have seen an unexpected boom in their fight. co credit scores. but before you head out for shopping spree because of that or apply for a new loan. the spike is a bit misleading kirsten joyce has the story. >> he should not get fooled by these high credit scores. doctor ann kaplan mulholland started a multimillion dollar company called eye finance 25 years ago. >> it specializes in loans for medical dental and home improvement bills. >> a credit score is just one factor. she uses to determine whether or not alone. someone money. the. >> out understanding we have to have all of that. is astronomical that goes conditt's 62 variables that go into making that one credit decision. >> lenders are looking at your bank account. history instability

raquel martin has the latest. >> white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci is giving millions of americans. the green light to enjoy this thanksgiving together few a vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted to and your family as you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving on abc's this week. fauci said for fully vaccinated americans. that means indoors and with no mask is no reason not to do that. but the announcement did come with a warning. the thing we're concerned about is the people who are not vaccinated according to cdc data. that's nearly a 3rd of the country or 83 million americans. fauci says those levels are still too high, especially considering transmission rates of the more infectious delta variant the higher the level of dynamics of infection. the more everyone is at risk. it's face the nation former fda commissioner doctor scott gottlieb set the site shows the extra shot could help. i think eventually this will be consider the 3 dose vaccine. but i i would be hard pressed to believe cdc is going to make that any time soon. >> all right. let's take a look at the fore

raquel martin, back to you. thanks for cal. >> it is 5.22. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news the supply chain backlog is making the price of almost everything. a lot more expensive. we're going to tell you how are how that's going to affect your holiday shopping. probably probably getting him. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. i'm jimmy dean and thank you very much but our here, for letting us become just a little part of your holiday. and we sincerely hope that jimmy dean sausage might make your holiday just a little bit brighter. happy holiday to you. >> 5.25 right now. and we're talking about supply chain there's been a lot of trouble. >> from the retail shops and to the grocery store really just everything is costing more. absolutely. ahead of one of the biggest, you know, sh

the hard part getting the money to the places most in need of the new roads, bridges and rails raquel martin 3rd cabinet meeting for the biden administration. the president clearly still celebrating what many consider his first major legislative victory. but the big question is will he get a second. we know his nearly 2 trillion dollars, social spending package still gridlocked in congress. >> american people sent us here to deliver the biden administration is ready to hit the ground running to get billions in federal infrastructre dollars out the door make sure this money is used wisely used well friday. president joe biden huddled with his cabinet team to outline their game plan. i think americans are going to feeling it immediately labor secretary marty walsh says once the bill is signed mayors and governors will have the green light to repair roads and bridges in their community. they have these projects that they're there to shovel ready. a lot of them and they've been waiting for an opportunity to fund the epa administrator michael regan says the new funding is vital to clean up drinki