so this was from our 1st action acts nancy pelosi office in washington dc. and as you can see, there's literally hundreds of young people lining up the halls and they're carrying science that they what is your plan? our ultimate goal was to share our vision of what the green deal is all about. look at this or seems to be a sort of plan of action, right? there's a, there's a style that sunrise is using to achieve your goals. we're really trying to embody the fact that we are young people fighting for our future. and we want it to be joyous. and we want it to be raucous, and we want it to be serious, and we want it to be determined and resolved. nunnery say that older generations, chronic and activity on environmental issues is inexcusable. the united states will cease all implementation of the nog, biding paris, accord the current republic. government refuses to even acknowledge there is a problem. so sunrise, believe they must act to make change happen in the library that we're going to talk to right now. and they are being heard. a green generation has rise

nancy pelosi has got to decide which she brings up fast and, and that could dictate what happens on capitol hill over the next 4 or 5 days. joe biden would like this to happen pretty soon. nancy pelosi is already talking about keeping everyone in the hill to get these votes done by the beginning of the week. joe biden would love to arrive in glasgow and say, look, look what we've done in the united states. we're combating climate change. we're the world's biggest economy. you guys have to help with this as well. and you need to do the similar sort of thing that we've done. you would love that. there's no guarantee that that's going to happen at the moment. there's still a lot of talking to go on, you'd think, after 9 months, all the arguments have been exhausted. this is american politics and 2021. buckle up and hold on. all right, thank you so much. sharon fisher reported from the white house a we spoke to jason nichols earlier, his a democratic strategist. and he says that initially the president's build back better plan was not presented well to the public. i think had he gone out there

nancy pelosi has that to deal with. that's the cards she's got to deal with. she's got to make sure that everyone's happy. and if she gets both bills through the house for joe biden, then she can see she got phil house. thank you so much and i as alan fisher putting thanks, alan. ah you k has summoned the french ambassador after the seizure of a fishing boat and threat of sanctions in a row over the right to catch fish in u k. waters. the dispute is over zone in the english channel, 6 to 12 multiple miles from the british shore. francais, several vessels have been denied access because they couldn't prove they'd fish that before breaks it. it's not the 1st time fishing has been a problem. in may, british navy boats were sent to jersey when french trawlers threatened to blockade the channel islands main entry port. and it's far from the last breaks at round or the last concerning food, the status of northern ireland and exports in and out of europe. and within the u. k, causing contention as well. andrew simmons has more now on the fish fight. a put is trula se

so nancy pelosi as no juggling both sides. they, some people see this as a failure of american democracy. there are others who would suggest this is exactly how democracy is meant to what that on one hand you say i want this and then the other person says, you know, that's a really good idea. but i think is too expensive. let's negotiate and that's what's happening at the moment. both sides of the democratic party on negotiating to see which bill goes fast. when the democrats doing, essentially standing back saying, go get the popcorn. this could be good waiting to see what the democrats finally come up with. and the democrats are aware this has, could have political implications for jo biden's popularity for them in the 2020 to mid term elections, but also more urgently in the gum notorious race. and virginia, where the republicans hope to take the seat back, the state back from the democrat. so the democrats really want get this done quickly, the lower the infrastructures important. they know that the $3.00 trillion dollar,

so you know elliott, nancy pelosi, she was not very happy. she said that her patience was wearing thin. she said that her fuse is running low. you can only imagine how close the fuse might be blowing. now, blowing now that she's had this latest development because these are 2 separate bills . but they're all so kind of linked that it's quite convoluted, but i'll just explain why he called the bill. the album is just referring to the build a better plan than you've got this infrastructure bill, which is worth $1.00 trillion dollars. now this infrastructure bill speak to all of those points. remember a year ago, joe biden campaigning to be president saying i will reach out across the io. i will work with republicans. and that's exactly what he's doing here. he's got the buy in from republicans, but now he's got the problem that some within his own party, or he's saying that they won't vote for this bill without the build better plan again like we just had. and that statement. and the reason for that is because there are some elements on the bui

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking, metaphorical wit. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go and make the case personally. but now as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as so not as he thought they were felt we're also hearing about an infrastructure bill voice, which has been delayed as well. now, how does that play into all of this? yes, this is a separate bill, could be separate, but at the same time it's kind of linked to the 2 of them live in poverty. i'll see the infrastructure bill is a bipartisan bill. so this is joe biden doing what he said he would do during the presidential campaign. reaching out to republican saying, let's work together. let's make stuff happen together. and he's got the buy in of republican, so it looked like it was going to be a slam dunk. but now the remembers of the democrats, he was saying, well, hang on a 2nd, we're going to hold

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now, as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were united kingdom as some of the french ambassador after the seizure of a british fishing vessel. the countries are at olds about fishing licenses in the english channel. falling breaks it yes, been on his case against argentina's former president mauricio mackey has been suspended. he's accused of ordering intelligence agencies on the families of crew members of a submarine that signed 4 years ago. the e use deploying election observes to venezuela for the 1st time in 15 years and comes ahead of next month's regional and municipal elections. opposition parties are taking part in the poll for the 1st time in 4 years. you essays of oklahoma has carried out. it's fast e

so joe biden then flew off to europe, essentially leaving nancy pelosi to coordinate the voice. but seeing he has a framework, the having a framework in actually delivering in the end. there still a bit of work to go and given that there's been a lot of talk about this, he would like to see a when, by the time you arrives in rome, certainly by the time the g 7 gets under way, there's no guarantee that will happen the u. k. some of the french ambassador admitted deepening route of a post breaks at fishing rides is comes ours off to a french authorities seized a bush taller operating in french territorial war, says scout dredge was escorted to the northern portion however, where its crew fell to prove they have the correct fishing licenses. the un security council is calling on sedans, military leaders to restore the civilian lead transitional government. the council issued its 1st statement on the christ is expressing serious concern about the takeover. the stock shows of condemnation cruelly under fatality hahn is dismissed at the fix on bassett is off today, spoke count against

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now, as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were the u. k. some in the french ambassador, after the seizure of the british fishing vessel, the 2 countries are in dispute about fishing licensing licenses, following briggs, it now paris says that several british vessels i've been denied access to french waters because they couldn't prove they'd fish their previously. the united states in the u. n. are increasing the pressure on sued, owns of military urging a return to civilian role. joe biden says his country stands with demonstrators who are angry about the military seizure of power monday days of clashes between security forces and protesters in call to him of left at least 11 people dead. and rebels and ethiopi

to say that we have nancy pelosi in the democratic parties back in pushing for the most progressive and ambitious energy agenda. this country has ever seen with kathy but firm opposition to the green new deal remains. on the 26th of march, 2019, a draft of the deal was unanimously rejected by the republican controlled senate. how did you feel when the resolution got voted down in the senate? the goal of the resolution is for it to be a statement of values to chart a blueprint to lay out the projects of what would be included with in the green your deal. we need an attitude shifts, we need to put into gear and into momentum, these big ideas so that we can write the policy over the next year and get these things to pass me. sunrise aim to create momentum further caused by directly lobbying political leaders. do it, harry did sean and his team planned to doorstep andrea campbell, the president of boston city council. the goals days get her to simon know fossil fuel, but she got it. i later down the road, we're working with her and i several other counselors to craft a resolution for greene

pelosi signing it there. it's now been signed into law by president joe biden, just hours before the government funding was to run outs. but another test of job items agenda does lay ahead is the house of representatives prepared to vote on a trillion dollar infrastructure plan? how did you cast for more from capitol hill? the democrats who control the house are divided on whether or not to support this bill. ironically, they all appear to agree that what it contains is good for the country. they support the bill, but they just don't support what time to vote on it. liberal democrats wants another bill to be voted on 1st. the bigger package that really contains the majority of president biden's domestic agenda, which is the expansion of government that this country hasn't seen in decades. in other news, the united states is condemning ethiopia for expelling 7 senior united nations officials. washington says one, hesitate to use sanctions against those obstructing humanitarian efforts. the you and staff have b

the problem is nancy pelosi was almost certainly going to bring the infrastructure bill to the house or on thursday night, really she didn't have the votes because the progressive democratic caucus said we're not supporting it until you do the other bill. and that as where we are, so there's a bit of an impasse that democrats have really got to sort there. so as for the republicans essentially sitting back saying, go get the popcorn. let's watch how this plays out because they think again is, could be bad news. for joe biden, but particularly for the democrats, come the midterms in 2022 and much more importantly. it could be bad news for the democrats who are currently trying to keep the go. the governorship of virginia, that election is already underway with the votes counted, and the final votes counted in november, so they have a real political reason to try make sure that the infrastructure bill goes through, because everyone agrees that needed, but also the $3.00 trillion dollar bill, which could change the face of benefits here in the united states. okay. alan fisher at the whi

and so nancy pelosi and the democrats in the house are worried about bringing the infrastructure bill to the floor. what he, that could be defeated, that would be the end of the infrastructure bill. joe biden desperately wants, as he wants one, a bipartisan bill that says, look, we can work together for the benefit of america. but he also wants to get infrastructure up and running so he can deliver on a campaign promise. and so he's going to go to the hell and he's going to speak to a few people. no, there was no progressive caucus who seemed to be holding this up. they say that joe biden has been talking to them throughout the process. and there are some who say, well, this is a sane of american put, excuse me, political dysfunction. it's kind of not because of course, in democracy, if you've got an idea you've got to try and sell it to the other site and sometimes to even members of your own site. so that's what's going on at the moment, joe biden, on his way to hit the hill and the next her trying to get this log jam. moving with either the infrastructure bill of the spending bill

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now, as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were. the united kingdom has some of the french ambassador asked the seizure of a british 15 vessel. the 2 countries in a dispute about fishing licenses and the english channel following breaks it. estimates as i put is trula seized by french maritime police, who say the crew was fishing for scallops without a permit deny by its owners. it may sound like a small incident, but it's symptomatic of something much bigger. a potential escalation in a post bricks. it fishing rights dispute was causing much more than a ripple in u. k. french relations. it sites, for example, jersey. the british crown dependency only accepting a 3rd of the fishing permit applications from franc

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now, as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were and despise. so grappling with his domestic agenda, joe biden has arrived in rome to meet with. well, lead us out the g 20 summit. he's also expected to visit the pipe off to that to day gathering. the u. s. president will head to glasgow for the un climates summit . argentina's former present mauricio mcclay has appeared in course on espionage charges. he is accused of ordering intelligence agencies to spy on the families of crew members of a submarine that sank 4 years ago. the case has been suspended on a legal technicality. diagnosed when the reports. ah, it was more like a political rally than a court case with several 100 supporters of the former president mo

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical wit. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were. on the top, you estimate and taiwan has stressed washington's commitment to help the island defend itself. sandra eared kirk described relations with taipei as rock solid. the u. s. applies taiwan with military hardware and training. and taiwan president, sighing when confirmed on thursday that american forces were present on the island . we continue to have a shared and fighting interest in peace and stability across the taiwan street. the u. s. considers this central to the security and stability of the broader pacific region and the united states. and we are deeply concerned by ongoing p r c. efforts to undermine that stability. our commitment to taiwan is rock so

now there's talk that nancy pelosi is going to keep everyone on the hill over the weekend to get the infrastructure bill through. and then to get this 2nd bill through which is the bill back. better act as it will become no one. they want to deliver a victory to joe by before he gets to glasgow before he starts talking climate change because there are big provisions to protect the climate in that bill. and he wants to be able to go to glasgow and say, look, we're doing it. others need to do as well if the 2nd biggest economy in the world can do it. every one else can do it too, so you've got to get behind action to fight climate change. thank you so much, allen, for sir. reporting from the white house now. tar bosses from some of the world's most powerful oil and gas companies are answering questions at the u. s. senate for their firms roles and climate change. show x m o b, p, and chevron. all the choose the funding campaigns that downplayed their effects on the environment. for decades, the session comes days before the call 26 climate gathering in glasgow. how does the castro has

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now, as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were lozzo saying that despite still dealing with his domestic agenda, joe biden has now arrived in rome to meet wild leaders at the g. 20 summit. he is due to hold talks with pipe frances, in the coming hours. and then after the 2 day gathering that the u. s. president will head to glasgow for you and climate senate. well, let's be to our white house correspondent committee, how kit is in rome for us. kimberly, put francis has already been making statements about climate change ahead of the cops on that. is that potentially likely to come up in his meeting with president biden? do you think there's no question that climate change is something that the pope, along with

so, you know, nancy pelosi has spent all day here in washington. she's been trying to rally the troops. she's been saying to these guys, look, you know, do not embarrass the president. she's been calling that bluff and saying, you have to vote on this infrastructure bill. and i want this vote help tonight and the last hour or so we've progressives, come out and say, we're not going to vote on this bill tonight. so she's now realized that she's got a much bigger fight ahead of her than she had planned, joe biden. meanwhile, he's been in the apple most of the day and you know, that phrase, how long as a week in politics, a lot can happen a week. never mind, not probably what can happen in a day because a huge amount has happened in the day, and this is all looking very uncertain for joe biden, as he professed but such down in rome. phil laval there from washington dc. now the u. k. has some of the french ambassador after the seizure of the british fishing vessel over dispute involving fishing licenses, that the dispute is over a zone in the english c

and we also have heard from the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who is noting that coven 19, than the pandemic, has taken the lives of so many great americans. this being no exception, but reminding oh ordinary americans about the enormous loss of life that has occurred saying as we pray for general powells love, once we pray for the 725000 americans that have been taken from this vicious virus . and of course, a cannot be underscore the importance of colin powell when it came to breaking racial barriers when it comes to public service and barack obama. former president noting this, talking about how he helped a generation of young people set their sights higher. he refused to accept that race would limit his dream. so certainly he is be remembered as someone that all could look up to and even inspired those that are currently in office, including the secretary of state antony blank and as well as the defense secretary lloyd austin, take listen security. paul was simply completely a leader and he knew how to build a strong and united team. he treated people the way he expected the

so could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking, not metaphorical wit. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and make the case personally. but now as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as sewn up as he thought they were. well as phil was saying, despite still dealing with his domestic agenda, joe biden has now arrived in rome to meet wild leaders of the g. 20 summit, his due to hold talks also with pope francis in the coming hours. after the 2 day gathering, the u. s. president will then head to glasgow for you and climate scientists on the president of the european commission has told al 0 the e u is working hard to prioritize ways of easing cove at 19 vaccine in equity. as lavonne de lyons spoke to us ahead of the g 20 summit in italy, and that climate conference in glasgow up 26 will be a moment of truth because we all know that we are not on track yet to fight climate change. we are runni

so it could all come crashing down if they don't get full support, which is why nancy pelosi has been cracking that metaphorical width. today she's been trying to get people on board. joe biden delayed his flight to head for the vatican to meet the pope by a few hours so that he could try and go make the case personally. but now as he comes into land, he's finding that perhaps things are not as soon as he thought they were christine pillows. he's a member of the democratic national committee. she's confident the spending programs will be approved. i think that both bills are going to pass the build back better agenda that all the democrats from the most progressive to the most conservative agreed on and ran on last year from top to bottom is reflected in both pieces of legislation. what happened was the beginning of the year, the republican said, well, we're going to give you a few votes on the american rescue plan to help people come out of coven, and we will give you some. and we will give you some support for physical infrastructure, but we don't want to pay for the care infrastruc

so one of the other reactions that we is coming in right now is from nancy. pelosi, the house speaker, who acknowledges that, well, the vaccine can certainly mitigate some of the risks. it doesn't eliminate them entirely. she says, as we pray for the general powells loved ones, we pray for the families of the nearly 725000 americans who have been taken from us by this vicious virus. it is a reminder of the toll of this pandemic touching all areas and aspects of society. right. and how our americans, we've heard the political reactions of course, but how americans remembering column power. well overall he is being remembered as very kind, generous man who led by example. well he was. 8 very much ground breaking in terms of the racial barriers. the positions that he held that no african american had held prior. what was significant is that he let his work speak for itself that he was as comfortable talking with kings and queens as a diplomat, as he was the mechanic that would fix his car at the side of the road when he was famously fixing a rug flat tire in an ordinary american sop to h

because it seems as though that the house speak and nancy pelosi is keen to, to get a vote organized as soon as possible. i and she is not particularly happy marian, i mean she gave a press conference where it was quite clear how frustrated she is. she said her fuse is running low on this whole issue. and here's why, you know, you got these 2 separate bills, but they're also kind of like, i'll just explain why it's quite completed. you've got the build back path, a plan that alex just talking about, that you've got this infrastructure bill, which is worth $1.00 trillion dollars and what this infrastructure bill does. it speaks to all of those points that joe biden made, remember year ago when he was campaigning to be president, he said, i'm going to reach across the aisle. i'm going to work with republicans. we're going to work together to make stuff happen. and that's what this restrict infrastructure bill does. he's got the buy in from republicans, he's got the backing, but now we're in the position where somebody's outside looks like they may stop there. so they may hold out, whic

nancy pelosi acknowledging that coven 19 has taken another great american pointing out that as we pray for general powers, loved ones, we pray for the 725000 americans taken by this vicious virus and barack obama acknowledging the color barriers that general colin powell broke with so many of the positions he accepted as a 1st and a number of administration saying that he helped a generation of young people set their sights higher. he refused to accept that race would limit his dreams. so this isn't the how colin powell is be remembered and it should be noted that he always let his work speak for himself that he was very humble and, and showed that humility throughout anything that he did and any post that he held . and he served both a republican presidents but also endorsed democratic president for office, given the fact he put his duty to country, not to political party, something that is so rare. now in a divided america, as he said, kimberly he said to have died of coverage related complications, even though he was double vaccinated. what is his family said? his family made a poin

they're going to pass it to the floor of the house. likely it's going to pass the floor, nancy pelosi, the speaker of the household, and refer the matter to the u. s. attorney in washington. who will work with the attorney general. they will that need to, under the statute convene a grand jury, and for grand jury comes back and says, yes, there's enough for this criminal charge. then there's a trial. and again, the justice system moves incredibly slowly. so if there is a trial and he's found guilty, could face up to a $100000.00 fine or up to a year in jail. i so it obviously pretty high stakes. the bigger point here is the democrats and in this committee want to send the message to all the other trump associates, that they're going to play hardball, that they are going to try and get you jail time if you don't comply. so at the beginning of a process, but a very high stakes one at that. all right, a particle hang live for sand, washington patty, thank you. at least 50 people have been killed in a road accident in southern democratic republic of congo just to passengers survived. when

i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker— next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is _ next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping - next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping to - next? i think obviously nancy pelosi the house speaker is hoping to get i next? i think obviously nancy pelosi| the house speaker is hoping to get a vote on that infrastructure package in the house sometime soon, maybe today. that could be rather unlikely at this point but i do think they're going to try to rally their caucus around these two pieces of legislation. nancy pelosi told democrats behind closed doors and house earlier today that she didn't want them to embarrass the president he oversees. president biden having to think that heading to rome and glasgow and the cut 26 while he's overseas. i think she's going to be trying her hardest along with other democratic established leaders in congress to whip their caucus together, to pass these two pieces of legislation. together, to pass these

here's the house speaker nancy pelosi after the spending bill passed the house. and with this continuing resolution, we not only keep government open, keep checks flowing to our veterans and social security recipients and the rest, but it's about, again, whether it's science at the national institutes of health, the education of our children, the protection of our environment, it's just a remarkable thing to think of all good things that we can do working together for the people. so, a shutdown avoided with hours to spare. but president joe biden�*s problems haven't gone away. fellow democrats are struggling to agree on a plan to vote on his trillion—dollar infrastructure proposal for bridges, roads, broadband and electrical vehicles. progressive members of the democrats are refusing to vote for it until a much bigger bill, which would inject $3.5 trillion into america's post—pandemic economy and kick—start the president's vast climate change reforms, passes the senate. we can hear more about all of this from our north america correspondent david willis.

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he was the house speaker, the democrat nancy pelosi. and with this continuing resolution, we not only keep government open, keep checks flowing to our veterans and social security recipients and the rest, but it's about, again, whether it's science at the national institutes of health, the education of our children, the protection of our environment, it's just a remarkable thing to think of all good things that we can do working together for the people. shutdown avoided with hours to spare butjoe biden because my problems have not gone away. fellow democrats are struggling to agree on a plan to vote on his trillion dollar infrastructure proposal. progressive members of the democrats are refusing to vote until much bigger bill that would inject three and have trillion dollars into america's post pandemic economic recovery and kick—start the president's climate change reforms passes the senate. let's speak now to the senate. let's speak now to the congressional reporter for the congressional reporter for the guardian's us paper who join

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nancy pelosi. people reported issues trying to register for scotland's new covid passport atjust trying to register for scotland's new covid passport at just a few hours after it was launched. from today, anyone entering nightclubs and most large scale events will need to prove they've had two doses of a coronavirus vaccine. officials say overwhelming demand could be to blame for the problems. james shaw reports. scotland's vaccine passport scheme will have an impact across a range of live events. n ig htclu bs face particular challenges. everyone going in will have to be checked. they'll have to show a qr code on a smartphone or have a printout of their certificate. all my friends are so angry because they are waiting on this letter form of a vaccine passport, it's just ridiculous. i think they are a good idea. i think. there's nothing, like, wrong with it. so i mean if people are getting vaccinated then there is nothing wrong with showing you are vaccinated, do you know what i mean? seems like an

that was nancy pelosi. down by 17 on the s&p 500, off by .4% following a monthly drop through september of 4.7 percentage points. at the start of the equity markets, yields unchanged. the fx market, a lot to discuss, the stronger dollar story that evolved in the last week or so. the euro-dollar, 1.1582. tom: the vix, 21 outweigh 24 level, showing some of the friday tension that we have. she got home in time to see jimmy fallon wrap it up on the tonight show, emily wilkins joins us from an exhausted washington. i read the articles and will cut to the chase. is there any negotiation and/or compromise? i don't observe it. emily: there is a negotiation. we saw that with senator manchin going to the white house and white house officials shuttling between nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's offices with lawmakers coalescing. we still have a very long way from an agreement on president biden's social spending and tax plan and that is the crux of the problem. aggressive's are refusing nancy pelosi the vote that she ne

nancy pelosi pulling that vote here today. she has rescheduled that for today. we had jen psaki saying progress has been made, but they need more time. this really speaks to the division within the democratic party between moderates and progressives. progressives wanting to link this to reconciliation and higher taxing and higher spending of course, so that really is the issue here. you have the likes of senator joe manchin saying these spending bills are fiscal insanity. it will be interesting to see what happens with that vote today. of course what else i am watching is some of those infrastructure stocks, how they are doing off the backs of this. you have heavy machinery companies, caterpillar, deer, they really rallied this summer. august, quite peaks for them. we have started to see momentum fade somewhat. 10% on average for the stocks. the question is where they go from here. it could be a lot of that is priced in already and also that this bill has dwindled to the original $550 billion. but it could be how bloomberg intelligence sees this. they expect thi

we have nancy pelosi at the white house this morning having breakfast with the president and senator schumer will be virtually zooming in. we pivot to some of the news in d.c., the economic news, broken u.s. services picking up expanding the most in three months. there are supply constraints. ira, this is sort of what we were thinking. we have been -- we have seen these numbers, and we have seen these constraints. ira: i think one of the big questions is how much will the supply of labor constrain the growth of the services sector, so even though there might be better pmi's for services, can it be sustained without additional hiring? we will be watching how many entrants come back into the workforce and at what wages they are needed to come back. you mentioned earlier at the top of the show that the auction went pretty well yesterday for the tips. some of that ratios actually fell from the previous auction and we had a pretty weak 20 year auction as well, so the demand for treasuries is waning, so i think -- i don't think the demand will be sustained, and we will wind up probably see

nancy pelosi says she has the bills -- the votes to get it passed. progressives saying they have the votes to not get it passed. we will see what happens over the next several hours. yvonne: it's going to be a long night. here is your markets sector as we approach that japanese lunch break. equities not doing well, lower by more than 2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are taking a look at equity markets here today. we are seeing some downside here given the fact that we are just about throwing off the fourth quarter. >> take a look at these. they're looking at growth this year. between 3.7% and 4.7%. that is something we are keeping our eye on. this is pretty much in line with expectations. we saw this 5% drawdown in september. this was in july here. all of the negativity comes in here. >> at 5%, you can't really call that a direction -- correction. the grip on several countries listened. lockdowns were eased as well. correct -- >> we saw slip in chinese figures. a very different story we are seeing across asia today. maybe more importantly, this was a gl

nancy pelosi delaying that vote to today. press secretary jen psaki same progress has been made but they still need additional time. this speaks to the risks we are seeing in the democratic party between progressives and moderates. progressives wanting to tie this to the reconciliation bill. we got one government vote yesterday to avert the shutdown and that did go as planned, as expected. we got the house voting 254-174 for that. the question about the debt ceiling still remains, with big questions between the democrats on the publicans. janet yellen -- democrats and the republicans. janet yellen giving that deadline of october 18. dani: you will stay on top of that for us. on to china. we have more details emerging from the severe energy crisis in the region. government officials have ordered top state owned energy companies secure supplies this winter at all costs. let's bring in bloomberg's juliette saly. what are we hearing from china? is that having any impact on energy markets? juliette: it certainly is. we have been s

we have been hearing from nancy pelosi. tomorrow is the big story. earnings, cpi, it will be a massive day. alix: you're taking my stuff. stopped taking my stuff. inflation numbers out tomorrow. we will have the inflation expert breaking that down for us. earnings from jp morgan but also blackrock. also delta airlines. i am interested in the fuel cost and the hedging. that wraps it up for me and guy on television stop stay with balance of power with "david david westin breaking down those headlines. you and i are off to the cable. guy: we will discuss what has just been said by lord frost. the cable is coming up on dab digital radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? david: from the world

speaker nancy are it -- speaker nancy pelosi bus target day to pass the 550 billion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill is in focus. she wrote to her caucus saying she act off a pledge to bring the measure to a vote this week because it would have been defeated. joining us now is our bloomberg editor -- what does this mean for the timeline and what's next? tony: it gives the democrats another month to overcome their infighting, which is really what it is, between the more left-leaning and the moderate factions. pelosi was really forced into this pretty much by president biden, who came up to capitol hill and said we have to keep the two bills, which are really the heart of his economic agenda, keep them on the same track. that meant the infrastructure bill which was supposed to be voted on would not be voted on and that is where they stand now. there have been some signs over the weekend from the progressive side of the democrats that they are offering some olive branches to resolve the problems around the substantially bigger bill which includes tax increases that biden has promise

nancy pelosi will try again today. she is being held up by a fight between moderate and progressive democrat. they will not vote until the spending bill passes both houses of congress. they are planning a stopgap funding bill that maintains funding levels until november -- december 3. janet yellen has said that if congress does not raise the debts dealing the government may not be able to pay its bills. european natural gas prices climbed to a record 100 euros. europe is struggling to find enough: gas. -- enough coal and gas. according to an interim analysis of a late stage trial, -- another hurdle for the global economy. a metal used in everything from car parts to phone chips is scarce. global news, 24 hours a day, i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. >> you have acted to make our banking system laissez and that -- less safe, and that makes you a dangerous man to head up the fed. >> you are thoughtful, deliberate and transparent, the antithesis of dangerous. >> our country will be better off with your leadership. jo

nancy pelosi's new target date to pass the stalled $500 billion infrastructure bill. she wrote her caucus on saturday saying she has act off a pledge to bring the measure to a vote this week because it would have been defeated. rishaad: but us get more. bruce, is there any side of any negotiations that are working, progressing and not just with immigrants but to get the other side as well? this partisanship is really deep. reporter: we can forget about getting the other side and. this is not a negotiation that may go -- were publicans are in. they will not go for anything good let us put them aside. within the democratic caucus, we are seeing negotiations that are taking place. we are seeing signs of it in public. the head of the progressive caucus in the house has talked about putting a time limit on some of the spending. aoc has said the same thing. the idea there is because the moderate conservative democrats who want to bring down the price tag have said we cannot go for 3.5 billion for the big thing. gotta get it down. one way to do that is instead of these benef

nancy pelosi will try again. it is being held up by a fight between moderate and progressive democrats. progressives will not vote until the full $3.5 trillion spending bill passes both houses of congress. president biden signed a stopgap funding to avert shut down, keeping spending levels flat until december 3. it did not resolve the threat of u.s. default linked to the debt limit. treasury secretary janet yellen said if congress does not raise the debt ceiling, the government may not be able to pay its bills. global energy crisis hit a milestone with european natural gas prices rising. europe is struggling to find enough coal and gas. a new covid antiviral pill by merck reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 50%, including -- according to an interim analysis. mark will seek -- merck will seek and a mirth -- emergency use authorization. global news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. â™

house speaker nancy pelosi said democrats are at a decision point on what will be included and what will be left out of their economic agenda. speaking after a meeting with house democrats today, speaker pelosi said lawmakers are helping to move forward with a sweeping social spending package and vote on a separate infrastructure bill as soon as this week. president biden is hoping to have an agreement. . before he heads to europe. with their latest tax proposal democrats are going after an elusive target, u.s. billionaires. more than $5 trillion held by americans worth at least $1 billion according to the bloomberg billionaires index. yet, the tax bills did not rise the same extent. democrats are weighing a "billionaires tax" which would be an unprecedented levy on america's richest. european union greenhouse gas emissions were 31% lower in 2020 than they were in 1990. the european commission says that was due to the pandemic and carbon policies. for the first time in the eu renewables overtook fossil fuels last year as the main power source. global news 24 hours a day on air and on qui