dollars in a settlement with the biden administration. that s next. side of mayonnaise. (doorbell rings) wonderful. mayonnaise. on fries? a little judgy, don t you think? that s weird so weird
u.s. immigration court date. it left many, thousands, waiting in dangerous cities along northern mexico. the biden administration came in in june. they terminated that policy but in august, a federal judge required the administration to bring it back. so today the administration is announcing a new termination memo to try to pass legal muster, but the big caveat here is that in the interim, they still have to restart the program or at least try to restart the program. so the case will continue to proceed from here. priscilla alvarez, thank you. coming up a tight race and a commonwealth that president biden won by ten points. we re out on the trail with both candidates for virginia governor. that s next. of information. because the nfl is connected. and at any moment, the fate of the season can come down to this. billions of secure connections, per second. when the game is on the line and the game is always on the line
of the infrastructure bill yesterday. dean phillips of minnesota told me this is the commander in chief of the united states. when you spend political equity in front of a caucus two times a month, i think it s got to be awfully explicit, and he has to be more forthright. manu raju on capitol hill, thanks. let s bring in democratic congresswoman pramila jayapal. congresswoman, let me start with what congressman dean phillips said, criticizing president biden for not more directly telling house democrats, i want you to go out there and vote for the bipartisan infrastructure package so i can go to this global summit with this in my hand. and when we come back, we ll then do the build back better act and we re going to make everybody happy. would that have done the trick? might that have gotten the infrastructure bill passed? jake, it s good to see you. look, i think the president did a fantastic job. in fact, such a fantastic job that progressives, that s a
catching allies by surprise. and that s something obviously president biden did not take well to. we ll see how the world leaders receive him on the afghanistan withdrawal and other issues as well, jake. kaitlan collins traveling with the president in rome. thanks so much. here in washington, d.c., democrats bought themselves a little more time to work out their differences on the so-called build back better act. roughly $1.75 trillion in social safety net programs on everything from clean energy to universal pre-k to affordable housing. cnn s manu raju is on capitol hill where a brand-new self-imposed deadline for democrats yet again now looms. reporter: with president biden overseas, his agenda at home is stuck. months of democratic bickering over this strategy. ultimately forcing speaker nancy pelosi for the third time to delay a vote on biden s $1.2 trillion plan to pump money into public works projects across the country forcing an extension of highway programs until decembe
the president seeing this. but i think some of his top aides have tried to tamp down expectations. you heard from a top climate adviser saying that they know other leaders know that the u.s. is headed in the right direction on climate and other aides, including the national security adviser saying these world leaders understand domestic politics as well. the president had a clear message at the g7 several months ago. america is back, he said. can the same message still resonate on this trip? i think it s being challenged a little bit, jake. we ll see how these world leaders receive the president. you saw how the french president responded to president biden after the diplomatic feud they had over that scuttled submarine deal about six weeks ago. so warned publicly they had a pretty frank discussion with cameras in the room. but it s a broader scale. not just saying america is back. when that happened with the french deal, the french were likening president biden to former president