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how many degrees al jazeera jemina in the us house democrats plan to vote this friday on a pair of long delayed spending. bells as urgency to policy bills off the democrats suffered a state level election defeated virginia and a near defeat and new jersey. the roughly 3 trillion dollar economic plan is vital to jo biden's domestic agenda. but its face drawn out talks on capital hill, g to disagreements between progressive and moderate democrats. on shad has an is a democratic political strategist. he says a small number of democrats happened stalling. these bells, social spending bills that, that the progressive wing has proposed has been proposed for over 3 months. the bill is there. a couple of senators in 2 different state, west virginia in arizona had been blocking it and hadn't even been clear in their attention. they could have voted for this bill months ago and shows not to the progress went back and forth, repaired it down, compromised only. now are those 2 sort of senators moving a distraction again to be clear? 98 percent of the democratic party in congress support this bill,

if we don't take back the house, nobody is blamed but us. the democratsre doing all they can do to give us the house. kevin mccarthy is going to be speaker of the house if we just do the blocking and tackling. the r jc will be there, won't you? all i can say is that 2022 is setting up for a blowup in the house. and it comes to where i hang out, the senate, one senator makes a big difference. if we add one more senator, i would be the budget chairman, not bernie sanders. [applause] that's a good trade. it would die with one more senator. can we get that one more senator? you better believe it. i've never felt more optimistic than i am right now about us taking back the senate. it starts with great candidates. we've got -- christian noon, please run. [applause] some people wonder what you can do as a senator. is it possible to get anything done? yes it is. the first thing you can do as a united states senator is fire chuck schumer. that's pretty good on your tombstone. if you do nothing else in your whole life, do that. chris could win in new hampshire. her

the help of 13 republicans, house democrats passing that $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill friday night. >> all the talk about the elections and what do they mean, they want us to deliver. they want us to deliver. democrats, they want us to deliver. last night we proved we can. >> reporter: the bipartisan bill, expected to be signed into law by president biden the week of november 15th, provides new investments in transportation, roads and bridges, railroads, and public transit. and upgrades to the nation's utilities, broadband, the power grid, and water infrastructure. >> it is the first time in 50 years, 50 years, we have made this kind of investment. >> reporter: but six progressives, including alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, and cori bush voting against the bill, upset it wasn't tied to the social spending bill. democrats still fighting an intraparty battle over that $1.75 trillion plan to fund universal preschool, child care, home health care for the elderly, and efforts to combat climate change. >> kenneth moton, back with us at the white house now. democrats are promising a vote on the second portion of the president's plan. but some are waiting

for many of us in the house, democrats and progressives, we have been been saying don't cut the programs. those are vital, we need those investments. if we have to cut back years, do that, but we we need childcare. people are very surprised when i tell them that the package is universal pre-k, kids three and four, to go today care i tell them this has not happened in 100 years. they have community violence, and they are flowing in our communities to help assist in stopping the violence that is happening and that is taking lyes. this is what we have to do now when we think about the meal that's will happen because the fund willing be there for students to be able to have those free meals, it will be there for them to have meals over the summer. we're talking about saving lives. we talk about our democratic colleagues on the fens, being fiscally responsible, being compassionate. holding up a bill is unacceptable. so that is the word. so i'm just urging all of our colleagues to look at this and see what is in the bills and decide humanity over profits, humanity other property and corporatio

us. >>> after months of gridlock, house democrats passing president biden's massive build back better spending bill the hurdles it now faces in the senate. >>> the results just in from the president's physical today. the health issues his doctor says warrants detailed investigation. and why this was a history-making moment for vp kamala harris. >>> after 46 years, is there a break in the jimmy hoffa mystery? >>> and adele is back. her emotional return with her first album in six years. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening not guilty the words repeated five times in the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom today as kyle rittenhouse walked free. acquitted of homicide charges in the deaths of two men he shot and killed during a night of protest and unrest in the streets the now 18-year-old overcome and virtually collapsing into his chair as the verdict was read the jury accepting rittenhouse's claim that he acted in self-defense when he fired his military style rifle killing two and wounding a third man and that they were the aggressors the case touching deeply into the heart

us. >>> after months of gridlock, house democrats passing president biden's massive build back better spendingll the hurdles it now faces in the senate. >>> the results just in from the president's physical today. the health issues his doctor says warrants detailed investigation. and why this was a history-making moment for vp kamala harris. >>> after 46 years, is there a break in the jimmy hoffa mystery? >>> and adele is back. her emotional return with her first album in six years. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening not guilty the words repeated five times in the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom today as kyle rittenhouse walked free. acquitted of homicide charges in the deaths of two men he shot and killed during a night of protest and unrest in the streets the now 18-year-old overcome and virtually

jay gray live for us in brunswick, georgia, after 10 scene fighting a mamma among democratic legislators. the us house of representatives is poised to vote on 2 major bills and only 3 trillion dollar economic plans are a keystone of jo biden's domestic agenda. that's bringing the white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare live for us in washington. they say hello, they kimberly. how likely is it that we'll even see a vote today? well, it's looking likely we are hearing that these are expected to be voted on in the house of representatives. it had been scheduled for thursday evening that did not happen, but the house speaker nancy pelosi is very careful to make sure that when she schedules a vote it's likely to pass. and so that is why there may have been a little bit of a delay, but what democrats are arguing is that something this monumental takes time to work out. and certainly we have seen this process carried out over many months. initially, republicans had said much of this legislation was too expensive and that's why they wouldn't support it. in fact, we still don't expect that they will. bu

house leadership are confident they can get it through this week? >> well, this week seems difficult, andrea, unless the cbo gives enough fiscal information. that's the word they're using to satisfy house democratsst members in particular who have said they're not ready to vote on it yet. they have not defined what it means. they have said it doesn't mean a full fledged score of the entire build. that's coming later. that's not going to come this week. it's really in the minds of the five centrist democrats as to whether the congressional budget office, putting out information about the various tights little by little is going to be enough. of course, the later this gets, the more you brush into the thanksgiving deadline and the congress is already facing a jam packed december to fund the government. for today the white house wants to celebrate the bipartisan infrastructure bill and nbc news confirmed some republicans like moderate senators murkowski and collins and trump adversaries like mitt romney and bill cassidy will attend. as you noted, one notable nonattendee is mitch mcconnell, the republican leader. >> thank you very much. and arguably to lisa murkowski and susan collins, it's in their

house trial, which just concluded with an acquittal. but now we're seeing a situation where a democratic party staffer in the us state of illinois is dragging kyle written houses name into the aftermath of the walk hasha incident. we had mary levinsky, a democratic party staffer in the state of illinois for do page county. basically bringing up the kyle written house acquittal and tying it to the incident in walk cash in which the car plowed into the parade. here's what she said. it was probably just self defense. i'm sad. i'm sad anytime any one dies, i just believe in karma. and this came around quick on the citizens of wisconsin. now laments, he had been the social media director of the do page, county democratic party of illinois. but at this point, no one is listed for that position on the website of the democratic party of du, page county. they have distance themselves from her controversial comments. the democratic party of 2 page county immediately several times with mary landscape. once we became aware of her callous and reprehensible posts, she does not speak for us and we end quickly reject her statements about the tragic events

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using on parliamentary language. certainly, conduct by a member depicting murdering another member of the house, deserves censure. let me be clear. if a democratresolution. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman val demings of florida. she's a member of the house judiciary committee and is running for united states senate in florida. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i wanted to get your view of what happened in the house today, and in what sense does it matter. paul gosar is not gonna change his behavior in any way, what else was at stake today? >> lawrence, great to be back with you. let me just say this for the record, paul gosar has absolutely no business being in congress. i think he is a disgrace to the institution. with that being said, as a former police chief, i am extremely concerned about the violent rhetoric that we are hearing, not just from unfortunately, sadly from members of congress, but also from people all over the country. when it is sanctioned though by people in leadership positions -- look, when leaders fail, bad things can happen. we have seen the gop leadership do absolutely nothing, but have a lacklus

on the backlash against whooping this is seen as wall of the key factor is turning us voters against the democrats house . the party suffers a series of the fixed and local elections. ah, 6 in the evening here in moscow. i mean we're legal on this is our top story as we approach the 1st weekend of them frumber. the u. s. has registered 81000 co bid cases in the past 24 hours. it is the world's highest figure on comes despite the governments all our efforts to get people vaccinated, including through a federal at mandate. no doubt pressure is being met by fierce resistance, one nurse in california. we have her story. she's been suspended by a private hospital. after she refused to take a coven job, victoria against and found herself being r should from her workplace. i am being escorted out of kaiser permanente hospital for my religious beliefs because i don't want to get a job. they deemed that my religious beliefs were not sincere. and i was upset about that because i haven't really sincere religious beliefs and convictions. and i wanted to get answers from the hospital as to some random h r person dec

movement now says that 3 of us officials have been arrested following a meeting with the un mission here. incident after tense in fighting among the democratic legislators, the us house of representatives is poised to vote on 2 major bills. the nearly 3 trillion dollar economic plans are keystone of jo biden's domestic agenda. kimberly hallett has moved from washington dc. we are hearing that these are expected to be voted on in the house of representatives. it had been scheduled for thursday evening that did not happen, but the house speaker nancy pelosi is very careful to make sure that when she schedules a vote it's likely to pass. and so that is why there may have been a little bit of a delay, but oh, what democrats are arguing is that something this monumental takes time to work out . and certainly we have seen this process carried out over many months. initially, republicans had said much of this legislation was too expensive and that's why they wouldn't support it. in fact, we still don't expect that they will. but their problem became that even some democrats had some issues with the legislation that is proposed back by the white house that will as expand the

account and to use his official resources in the house of representatives to further violence against elected officials goes beyond the pale. joining us now are two of the house democratse of paul gosar, brenda lawrence of michigan and congresswoman debbie roy wasserman-schultz of missouri florida. what's brought you to the point of demanding censure, brenda lawrence? >> it was clear that this push for violence -- this is not having an opposition or an opposing view. this is about inflicting harm on human beings. i was one of those members on the floor on january the 6th where it was the most bipartisan day in congress. because republicans were running side by side democrats for safety and for their lives. here we are in continuation of that, a member, inciting violence. and in the most immature way, a cartoon? and to say that the resources that taxpayers pay for, for us to do our work in congress, is being used in some violence, is unacceptable. it crosses the line and the fact that women are being depicted as victims of violence. on the co-chair of the women's caucus. we must stand up against that. violence against women is ruining america and here we are, confronted

house or the senate. the congressional democrats have majorities in both houses, and the american public expects us to deliver. we delivered big in march, but that was eight months ago. if we had done both of these bills in early october, terry mcauliffe would have had so much to sell-- relief is coming in terms of lowering child care costs, pre-kindergarten. there is going to be infrastructure to fix our ports and air airports and improve our roads. instead, with a narrow majorkt a lot of people start to think, let's see, i can hold out for the one thing i most want, or i can hold out to kick out this one thing i don't like. and democrats blute timing. and as you know, margaret, in politics, timing is important. we'll get the bills done, but we're going to get them done weeks after the election. we should have got them done weeks before the election. >> brennan: over the summer, terry mcauliffe said part problem was that president biden is just not very popular. is the president a drag on the party? >> well, look, if a president can get two legislative houses of his own party to deliver, the president sudden

housing. and with that, mary, do you want to kick us off with the first question? reporter: house democrats appear ready to vote on build back better legislation. some house democrats have demanded that the legislation receive an official cost analysis before the house takes it up for a vote. does the white house thinks it's wise to vote before understanding how it will be paid for? on the flip side of it, considering this week and what voters have said, do you need to do this now? karine: first, the president has been very clear he wants to get this moving. there's an urgency, along with the members of both chambers have been very clear on getting this done, making sure that we're giving relief to the middle class, that economic relief that they so deserve, and so this build back better jaend, along -- agenda, along with a bipartisan infrastructure bill, as we said, is transformational and historic and it's important to get this done. so the president is going to continue to work with members in congress to make that happen. look, the build back better act is paid for by having big corpora

house. the rcc added 13 vulnerable seats, saying no democrat is safe in their eyes in 2022. liz? elizabeth: hillary vaughn, great to see you. thanks for joining usvin hassett, former chair of the white house council of economic advisors under president trump. the author of the drift, "stopping america's slide into socialism." >> great to see you, liz. elizabeth: the other media has been all over the map what happened in virginia. they don't seem to understand what happened. what was your reaction to what happened last night? >> well i had two reactions. one is as an economist i decided that it probably means there will be a lot of democrats that are wary of pushing this socialist agenda you see in the build back better plan which is a poorly named plan. it is the reverse. the second thing i was a little disturbing, if you think about terry mcauliffe. he is on attractive candidate. saw all the chaos in loudon county and poor girl assaulted in the school. joe biden the worst year of any president ever, half of democrats still voted for mcauliffe. i thought youngkin would win by a bigger margin. elizabeth: seems like there was a triumph of reality

it i've been very clear. >> joining us now, someone who just got off the phone with the president. katie porter, democratic california. she's a member of the houseand the deputy chair of the house progressive caucus. thank you very much for joining us tonight. what was the president calling about. and where are you on this legislation tonight? >> the president called to express how pleased he is that we are moving forward tomorrow, to pass both the build back better act in the bipartisan infrastructure bill. he was calling to think me and others for hard work, for our continued hard work and we talked a little bit about what these bills for the american people. >> when you listen to joe manchin, and his continued reluctance, to say yes, i'm on board with this framework, as it is now. at 1.7 five trillion. what is your reaction to that in the house? >> we have to do our jobs. we are each here, we are each sent here by our constituents. by the american people, to pass policies that will help families, and create a strong and stable and globally competitive economy. that is the build back better act. that's why i'll be proud to cast my vote tomorro

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but that's what the white house is counting on. >> can democrats effectively use the fact that during all four years of a republican in the white house, they never passed an infrastructure bill despite declaring infrastructure week, i mean, that happened on a regular basis? is that something they can use? >> i think you'll hear them talk about that. president trump not only proposed an infrastructure bill just as big as the one that president biden just passed, he proposed one twice as big and not go where on it. never got a single vote on it, didn't get his own party behind it. never produced a tangible plan that could be debated the way we have seen this debate. you're right, what you're going toto hear president biden and his people say over and over again is they accomplished what nobody has accomplished sinc eisenhower. the biggest public works bill since the interstate highway program eisenhower put into place in the '50s. they'll use that to point out they can get done what donald trump never got done. >> from the gop perspective, too many times the winning side in one election

. >>> joining us, house majority whip, the south carolina democratic representative james clyburn. ressman, thank you so much for joining us. as you just heard, president biden said he recognizes that people want their government to get things done. how much was democrats' failure to get things done responsible for last night's devastating blow to the democratic party? >> first of all, thank you very much for having me, wolf. i think all of us are aware that the people like to see their problems addressed. and there are significant problems. covid-19 has exacerbated many of those problems. and so they would like to see us get those things res resolved. i think we did a great job with the rescue act. to rescue families, getting children out of poverty and doing other things that were necessary to get families stabilized. now we have been debating for some time what we'll do about our infrastructure. people want to see their roads and bridges fixed. they want to see water and sewage developed, ports and rails repaired, and these are the kinds of things that create jobs. so people know

democrats here. you see how much the white house and democrats more broadly want to use this accomplishment of this bipartisan infrastructure bill to try to promote the idea that democrats should be rewarded next year for the work they've done so far. >> ali, let's do a victory lap essentially for ourselves and for democrats across the country. but he's also set to use this speech to push congress to make a deal on his build back better plan. house speaker pelosi said she expects a vote this week. we should this week get the cbo estimate. tell us where things stand. >> reporter: this was the agreed upon week. the last time lawmakers were here when they passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill as well as that procedural rule on the build back better act, moderate and progressives came together and said we need to see the cbo score and they were going to have the vote on build back better this week. that is still the plan, but this week is tending to skew a little bit later into the week, potentially into the weekend. the cbo score may come later in the week. speaker pelosi has been clear, they're not going ho

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. >> joining us now, is democratic congresswoman natalie dean, she's a member of the house judiciary nd impeachment trial of donald trump. thank you very much for joining us, i really appreciate it. we saw steve bannon make the most of his public moment today, he'll be doing more of that on wednesday. no doubt. one of the people who know steve bannon well, who appeared on this program several weeks ago, that this indictment is everything he needs for his business, for his fundraising, that this is everything steve bannon wanted. >> surely this is a sideshow, and good to be with you lawrence, i apologize at a little bit of a sore throat. and surely, mr. bannon might enjoy the sideshow that he is offering himself to show for one. maybe four to. today. but what i think we should celebrate is the rule of law. last friday, when the federal grand jury indicted mr. bannon in contempt and held him in context of congress, and he made to surround himself today to the court, to the rule of law, we celebrate a good day for the rule of law. we also celebrate today, you were just talking with senat

us. senator joe mansion gave an update on infrastructure into spending negotiations to reporters on capitol hill. he accused house democrats of holding bipartisan infrastructure bills hostage and called for an immediate food in the house. [inaudible conversations] >> do we have more that want to come in? thank you for coming. i've heard of the mischaracterizations of the position since the president met with the house democrats last thursday and i'd like to make an attempt to clear up any confusion about where i stand on the legislation that's working its way through congress. i've never seen anything like this. the president of the united states has addressed the house democratic caucus twice recently to the action on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. last w week the speaker urged te importance of voting and passing before the president took the world stage overseas and still no action. in my view this is and how the united states congress should operate or in my view has operated in the past. the political games have to stop. a twice now - the house has bald at the opportunity to send the legislation to the president.

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your top stories, the us house of representatives house voted to pass a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill and had repeatedly stalled off to differences within the democratic party. another vote on the social welfare will be held later in the month. heidi j caster reports. this is the finale to a month long game of brings men ship that we've seen displayed within factions of the democratic party. and it certainly has been an uncomfortable time for president biden. and for house speaker nancy pelosi this morning, president biden said to the nation. he wanted this bill deliver to his desk by evenings and it looks like that is going to happen. the hold up here was because liberals within the democratic caucus in the house of representatives, had, had been withholding their support for this infrastructure bill. if there had been factions have formed an alliance against the government of joint forces with rebels from the northern to gray region, were threatening to advance on the capital. the unsecured counsel is calling for restrict iraq's prime minister has order an investigation all to security forces injured more than a 100 protesters, crowns rallied in the

house democrats will hold the weekly caucus meeting today where we expect to hear more about this week's timeline. joining usc news white house correspondent mike memoli. mike, always great to see you. this is undeniably a big day for democrats. walk us through it. we heard the president say how transformative this will be. when will the government, cities, states, and americans start to see tangible results of this legislation? >> well, one thing that's important to remember, jon, is that unlike the recovery act, which then vice president biden helped to oversee, this is not designed to be a stimulus bill it. ooh is a long-term spending bill. so while there will be some benefits that will be more immediately seen than others, especially as it relates to broadband access and replacing lead pipes. they may not be shovel-ready ones but shovel-worthy as the white house is using. what you saw yesterday was a president and a party that has spent an awful lot of its political capital well trying to begin to get that back, and i thought it was interesting to hear some of the historical sweep in the speeches from sp

the lucrative deduction is used by predominantly democratic coastal areas. the housexpected to come in at 8:00 to start the process of the vote. democrats line, good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with mccarthy. i am a democrat but this bill is just way too much money. it is not doing the things they pronounce or say it is doing. what is it really doing for lower middle-class? nothing. it is all upper-middle-class and the rich. if you are on minimum wage, you can't afford daycare. it is not helping you there. it doesn't ensure small businesses have to pay family care leave. you will not get money there. who is this bill really helping? host: that is virginia and maryland. gary in new york on the republican line. caller: hello. this build back better plan is a lot of giveaways. like daycare. i agree kind of with daycare. shouldn't people take care of their own kids? if i had kids, i paid for daycare. my social security is not going up. nothing is going up. it seems to be all for young people. pay for your own kids. host: some other reaction from legislators at

sounding the alarm to democrats while speaking to fox news saying the disappointing result from tuesday's races should serve as a "wake up call to all of us." >> sandra: wuwill it? house democrats are planning it to vote on both the social spending plan and the bipartisan infrastructure bill by the end of the week. >> kevin: fox news coverage. peter doocy at the white house. >> sandra: we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is not tipping her hand on when the house could vote but she did say passage of the infrastructure bill could have helped democrats in virginia. >> without saying what impact it had, it's always a positive message to have results that are understood by the public. but it was not a good night. >> republicans are ready to pounce if democrats forge ahead with their agenda especially after the rebuke at the ballot box. >> you saw it throughout the country. there is a backlash against this big government liberalism. blue states and blue cities are yelling at the left wing of the democratic party you're nuts. slow down. >> not all democrats are satisfied with the social spending bill. if pelosi had the votes

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. >> democrats have majorities in both houses. and the american public expects usliver. >> duncan: also tonight, open borders. america welcomes back international visitors for the first time in 18 months. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in los angeles where u.s. borders are about to reopen to international travelers. >> duncan: plus, covid checkup. shots for kids and rising infections in the west. we'll ask dr. david agus aboutai fe' thwinter aad. police search for answers into the concert crush that killed eight people. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano in houston where many are coming to pay tribute at this memorial as we learn more about the victims. >> duncan: debt forgiveness, students with predatory loans find new relief. and later, the canoe builder. this indigenous artist is sharing what he knows, and there's lessons for all of us. >> this is the cbs weekend news. from new york here's jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, thank you for joining us, president biden begins a new week with something he and democrats have been lacking, momentum. but they've got it

republicans will use that down the road sooner or later to justify trying to get communications, trying to subpoena members of the biden administration. the biden white house knows that, house democrats know that. they're still moving ahead with using the tool because they think it is that important. same thing with going after steve bannon with asking doj to bring charges against him and with doj bringing those charges. i can tell you, republicans are chomping at the bit to try to do the same thing whenever the future comes when they control the house and the white house. which, again, they are hoping will come very soon. i can tell you, republicans want to put a democratic politician or staffer in jail, that's going to be a top priority for them. democrats know that, too. but it hasn't deterred democrats from using these tools and the same thing we're seeing right now with gosar. >> you know, i think some democrats are baiting the republicans. go ahead, try the retaliation strategy. overreaching is certainly how republicans have blown their majorities in the past. if it is somehow possible and an uglier year in american politics than we had in the last four and that's saying someth