details of that $1 trillion infrastructure bill. and the majority leader chuck schumer said he thinks the senate can finish the bipartisan bill in, quote, a matter of days. cnn s correspondent laura barone is here with us. laura, good to see you, as a result of the bipartisanship negotiation that we re seeing, that we don t actually see a lot of in washington at the end of the day. so, talk to us about the strategy that the house is using, i should say maybe strategists, who they re using, to try to turn that negotiating dial. yeah, christi, this is one of the biggest priority for president joe biden. he really wanted this to be bipartisan. so, the fact that he s made it this far is a big deal for this white house. and one of his big negotiators, his lead negotiator was his personal counselor steve ricchetti, this is someone who had been with the president for
jillian: what do you know about the efficacy of vaccines, moderna and pfizer and even johnson & johnson when it comes to the epsilon variant? what you are hearing is the findings say that the vaccine wouldn t be as effective, do we know anything about that? that is a concern for a lot of people. we don t. there was another variant in peru, peru very and and researchers say it evaded immunity. turns out they were referring to the chinese vaccine. in the us we see slightly lower antibody levels in the laboratory but there is no clinical evidence yet of immunity. we don t see reinspections after covid 19, out of every infection which are very infections we ve not seen reinspections. jillian: at the end of the day people would not be surprised if
at the same time, i think i would like to see our culture moved to a place were some of those my people, they mean the american people as a whole, not just the people who share their skin color or their melanin content. shannon: at the end of the day we do have more in common that we don t and i hope we can find that place. thank you so much. good to see you, shannon. shannon: how the accusers of bill cosby are reacting tonight s seven release from jail after conviction on sexual assault charges was tossed. sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name and they re always glad you came welcome back, america. you ve been taking it smental health meds,you.
that type of ruling, to give her some control back. there s just so much unknown and certainly we may not even know what the evidence will be. but i think the final analysis and britney spears as interest will. arthel: so you give her access to 10 million and him access to 10 million entries the rest. she only gets access to 10 million, subject seek. i m just saying. arthel: at the end of the day, i m not sure if you saw the documentary, it s heartbreaking. i watched it twice, i couldn t believe what i was watching. a lot of us had this look into her day-to-day life, it is so sad. hopefully she will regain some control, certainly being able to do so. arthel: make it so much. see you next time. thank you.
important because, again, this was in november, and china reported to the world health organization that the first patient with covid-like symptoms was recorded in december of 2019. one source who has seen the intelligence says, quote, at the end of the day there is still nothing definitive. cnn s natasha and david culver are following this for us. natasha, what are you learning about how this piece of intel fits into what the u.s. knows about the origins of covid-19? reporter: it s another piece of the puzzle, ana, the u.s. intelligence community has low confidence in its assessment of the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning that they don t really know exactly where, how or even when the pandemic spread. what this does, though, is it kind of up the timeline a bit with regard to the potential theories about where this