Underway. President biden sitting down with House Democratic leaders, this is as Congress Pushes forward with his 1. 9 Trillion Covid Relief Package. Republicans so far have pushed back on the size and scope. They proposed less than a third of that value. But democrats do have the votes to pass their own bill. Putting the president s call for bipartisanship and unity to the test. We are also watching less than an hour from now, the white house covid19 team holds a Press Conference as we get new warnings on Coronavirus Variants rapidly spreading across the country. Lets begin with manu raju on the hill. John harwood joins us from the white house. Manu, it is really interesting, Jared Bernstein said, no, were still negotiating but still full steam ahead into not needing a single republican vote. It is unlikely that this bill will win over any republicans, certainly not any Senate Republicans based on the size and scope of the legislation. They are pursuing this morning, early this mornin
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I know its hard for all us, living here, having to conserve water and taking five minute showers. It may not be a bad idea to hold off for another year, it couldnt hurt. You could tell looking at this groundwater recharge pond in san jose, the conservation helps. Dont go back to long showers, the governors order also calls for each individual Water District to implement its own conservation target based on local needs. Water districts will have to justify that number by providing numbers on water use and conservation every month. Theyre asking water users to cut back their water 30 . On june 14th, they will decide whether to reduce that amount. Jeff ranieri is with us now. Weve had a great six months in terms of rain around here, here comes the summer, what are we expecting. The drought impacts no doubt will start to erode some of the headway weve made when it comes to the drought. What i want to take a look at when the drought reached its worst, november 1st of 2015. For the peninsula
Deadlock. And we meet the winner of one of classical musics best. Mediators are optimistic that a cease fire will happen soon and inside south sudan 200,000 people are forced from their homes because of the fights and in a moment we will hear from malcolm webb who is in, uganda where thousands of people have left and we are at a camp for displaced people and tell us about the security situation in the state where you are and who is in control. Well, the government says its out of control and the big bone of contention is the capitol of the state which is bent ooshgs bentoo from the rebels who hold the town and effected by a lot of violence and we drove around on thursday and saw homes and a couple dead bodies on the road and dogs eating decomposing bodies and an oil field that is destroyed and people are concerned about the structure and humanitarian crisis here. Reporter tell us more about the humanitarian crisis there and what is the condition of the people who have been internally d