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with no deal on the table yet, president biden delaying that trip to europe by a few hours. he was slated to leave this morning. instead, he will leave in the early afternoon. only after first heading to capitol hill for one of these last-ditch efforts to try and convince progressives, it appears, to vote for that infrastructure bill. but there is still no framework deal even if that were to be enough for progressives. though they are still insisting they want to see both move through the house at the same time. amid all of this, progressives losing out, as you just said, on one of the major priorities with this paid medical and family leave to be scratched altogether because of opposition from senator joe manchin, who explained why here. listen. >> to expand social programs when you have trust funds that aren't solvent, they're going insolvent, i can't explain that. it doesn't make sense to me. i want to work with everyone as long as we can start paying for things. that's all. i can't put this burden on my grandchildren. i have 10 grandchildren. i just can't do it. >> repor

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very big, especially within europe. it's going to send a signal to the g20 that the president is of the united states got off to plane, came and met with the pope and was well received. it's going to make a big difference here just in terms of setting the stage. john, brianna? >> no question. i think a lot of people will be watching exactly how they interact. to the extent we're allowed to see it in the type of way they talk to and about each other to be sure. all right, chris, back with you in just a moment. >>> senator richard burr under investigation for selling more than a million dollars in stock right before the coronavirus market crashed. ment latest in the sec insider trading probe ahead. >>> plus, another day of intense negotiations. what's in, what's out of president biden's social safety net legislation. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing visio

he wanted the details of europe. he wanted the details of the world and he listened closely to his sbard nationals. he mentored general franks and dealt with the characteristics of a guy like general schwarzkopf. powell was a great leader. he pulled different kinds of people together and during desert storm, he was one of the individuals who pulled a coalition together. there were jordanians and egyptians fighting on the same battle we were when we invaded iraq to reestablish the boundaries of kuwait. that's the individual military and political that he was, a perfect pick for the chairman of the joint chiefs. >> also a fairly unique figure in american history. there are people for whom there is a genuine movement to get that person to run for president and then have that person refuse to do so. after retired as chairman of the joint chiefs in 1993, for the 1996 election there were all kinds of people who wanted him to run for president, really run for president and urged and urged and urged him to run but he didn't

we may two to three times as much as they do in europe. there's lots of stuff in this that's going to bring down the cost to americans of very basic things that europeans take for granted. >> may bring down the cost. >> yes, may. >> may. >> if it passes. >> it will bring down the cost for child care. >> for sure. >> what they're talking about. >> if it passes. >> if you have your kid in pre-k, you don't have to provide -- pay for child care. it will bring down the cost, brianna. >> i happily have a child in pre-k, so i hear you. >> she or he is in pre-k? >> yeah. >> does that bring down your cost of child care? >> it should. theoretically, yes. but it does, yes. >> it does? >> well, for me personally in the age of covid, no. i have to have backup child care because i have to go to work. but hopefully in the absence of any sort of heading home from school because of potential covid quarantine, it will bring down the cost of child care. >> it will, see? >> i look forward to the days post covid. >> it will. i rest my case. >> al franken, you

hundred, eight million ♪ >>> welcome back now to our special coverage of president biden's trip to europe. you're looking at live pictures of the vatican where president biden has been meeting with pope francis for well over an hour now. we are told they were to discuss a range of issues. everything from the pandemic, to global poverty, to climate change. >> he arrived about 9 0 minutes ago. of course biden is only the second catholic u.s. president in history. let's go right to chris cuomo who is live there. the meetings still going on, chris. >> it is. he is the first president catholic to meet with a sitting pope since diplomat ic relatio were created in 1984. here we are in the internal city, roep, g20, tons of problems. buff president biden's first real stop is here to meet with the pontiff. why and that do we think this is about? and that does this motivate in the american president. father thomas reese at the religion news service. it's good to have you, father. the mother tongue here. the question is, hey -- what's going on in there? how are they talking to each other? . >> i thin

. >> how badly does this deal need to come together before the president gets on a plane to go to europe roughly 24 hours from now? >> i mean, we should get this right, but there is a reason why we would like to get this deal done before the president leaves. it is not an arbitrary deadline. the president on this trip is going to the u.n. climate summit in glasgow. part of the build back better agenda is we hope the biggest down payment on america's contribution to solving climate change in the history of this country. doing it by creating a lot of jobs in renewable energy. it would be good for the president to have an agreement on the big back better bill which includes a major contribution to america's commitment on climate change reduction when he goes to glasgow. so, again, it is not essential. there is nothing in the law that requires the deal to be done by the end of the day. but america's power at that summit will be enhanced if this deal is done. >> even if the deal does get done in the next 24 hours, in your mind, is he bringing enough to glasgow on climate change? this has far

in terms of how the algorithm is changing things, is "60 minutes" pointing out political parties in europe have had to change their policy positions to be more extreme so the messaging can cut through and make some traction on facebook. so the idea that they are doing everything they can is contradicted by what we heard last night. another telling thing that she mentioned, they actually didn't use tools they have to identify misinformation because they didn't have the resources to actually follow-up on it. so we're talking about a trillion dollar company who is not staffing up appropriately to meet this challenge. according to facebook, they put warnings on 190 million pieces of covid information. according to their own research that, would account for 4% of the total covid misinformation. this is a massive problem. >> they don't have their hands around it. she is going to testify before congress tomorrow, mara. and i wonder, in these revelations are pretty stunning. but in a nation, in a world that is addicted to its social media, what impact do you think this is going to have? . >> yeah.

his explanation as to why russia was not expanding in any significant way its natural gas exports in europe at the time of extreme gas shortage. >> reporter: here in italy, some of the strictest vaccine mandates are now in effect. as of today, every one who pulls a paycheck in this country has to provide a green pass, a government-mandated certificate with a qr code that shows they've been fully vaccinated or had a recent negative covid test at their own expense. now, a lot of people have protested against this whether or not the government should be so involved in people's personal health care is at issue. as of today, this is the law. >> reporter: melissa bell in norway, a town still very much in shock after the events of wednesday night. a 37-year-old muslim convert accused of having gone on a rampage with a bow and arrow. a vigil still under way in the town as the community tries to come to term with shocking events. an initial hearing in which the suspect did not appear having been handed over to health services after a psychiatric evaluation. >> reporter: i'm ben wedeman. fighting bro

the president has delayed his trip to europe by a few hours so he can race to the capitol this morning to meet with house democrats. >> we're learning that he plans to lay out some key details of an economic and climate package in a push to get all democrats on board. cnn's kaitlan collins is live at the white house. this could be a tough sell. no doubt, kaitlan, he's going to be running into some disappointed democrats, but the question is can he get them all together? >> that's the big question, of course. and it remains to be seen once we see lawmakers leaving this closed door meeting with the president, where we should note no phones are going to be allowed in the room as the president is coming in and laying out this framework. but we are told by people at the white house that they believe this is a framework that they believe all democrats should be able to support. and should be able to vote for. that would require all 50 democrats in the senate to vote for this. it would require a majority of them in the house to also do so because they have a very small margin in the house as

negotiating directly with the white house, time to visit her foot doctor in arizona and fund-raisers in europe highly the democratic agenda twists in the wind. townhall president biden laid out her priorities. >> she's very supportive of the environmental agenda, anything from family care to all those issues. where she's not supportive, she said she will not raise a single penny in taxes on the corporate side and/or on wealthy people, period. >> it's nice to want clean energy and child care for working families. typically for centrists who want to pay for them. the bottom line seems to be in opposition to raising taxes, especially on corporations. because that same kyrsten sinema used to believe, quote, asking corporations and the rich to pay their fair share is common sense, not class warfare. when she was in the arizona senate aiming for a seat in congress. a pretty progressive position at the time. now it is well within the democratic mainstream. 66% of americans support raising taxes on big business. now, there is always room to negotiate loopholes and the like. unless you raise revenue to

. >> we're seeing data from europe, the united kingdom, fully vaccinated people are being hospitalized and fully vaccinated people are dying from covid and here we have a high profile example that will require more truth, more truth from our government, from our health leaders as well. as we talk about this story, on a day when state after state and institution after institution are pushing mandates for vaccination. >> i'm going to listen to the guy whose life depends on electronic i think. >> me as well. we learned about cavuto's diagnosis when he tested positive on monday evening. we doesn't report on it until he decided to share it. i think it is important he comes forward and shares this and says to everyone, i hope everyone gets the message loud and clear, get vaccinated for yourself and for others. this is coming on the same day our colleague john king shared his news about multiple sclerosis. both men have ms, both immunocompromised. john said i'm glad we work in a building where everyone is vaccinated. cavuto deserves the same thing. the vast majority of people at fox are vacci

he is heading to europe. that is in just 10 days now. so the white house wants to make major progress if not be able to reach a deal before then. one of the reasons of course the cop 26 summit in scotland that the president is attending. he wants to show up saying the u.s. will take major steps to reduce greenhouse gases. >>> we have new cnn reporting on efforts to get president biden to take a more forceful public role in bringing together the warring factions that are atlanta to go sink his domestic agenda. we have cnn senior reporter ed war isaac dovier joining us. i see you a bunch on tv. now you're ours. welcome to cnn. your inaugural live shot. i do want to hear what you are hearing from democrats. >> look, as jeremy was saying, this is a critical period for the agenda to either happen or not happen. and democrats on the hill are starting to say we need joe biden to step in and say, okay, we know what he wanted originally. what does he want in the final deal, what does this look like. a call last week between house speaker nancy pe

certainly for the jewish people, certainly for what occurred in europe and world war ii. it just wasn't enough. >> i appreciate you being with us. >> thanks, john. >>> the suspect in a deadly bow and arrow attack converted to islam and may have been rad radic radicalized. there were concerns about radicalization, but that was before this year. the bow and arrow attack is the deadliest in norway in a decade. >> professional thieves targeting drug stores in san francisco stealing thousands of dollars worth of goods. what's behind this blatant ramp in crime spree? >>> an interview with justice stephen breyer. >> you still get these kinds of questions. from the start they were asking would you be liberal enough. right here we are after 27 years there are expectations whether you would want to retire to help out joe biden. >> his response next. certified turbocharger, suspension and fuel injection. translation: certified goosebumps. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and d it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited pe