change policy a key focus for his administration. on day one he rejoined the paris climate agreement and halted the controversial keystone xl pipeline. and today he s rolling out more of his plan the future of the hope and opportunity. it s about coming to the moment to deal with this maximum threat that is with us now and facing us, climate change with a greater sense of urgency. in my view we already waited too long to do with this climate crisis, we cannot wait any longer. we see with our own eyes, we feel it, we know in our bones. and just like we need a unified national response to covid i9, we need a response to the climate crisis. because there is climate crisis. because there is climate crisis. his policy revolves around one key goal net zero emmissions by 2050. and to kick start the road to that goal he s just signed a string of executive orders. they include establishing climate change as a national security priority. conserving at least 30% of federal [and and
house is finally voting on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this has been back and forth all day. remember, the original plan was that the house was going to vote on the build back better act on thursday. and the bipartisan infrastructure bill today. that all got scrapped. there s been a lot of push and pull, and the way this all landed was just moments ago, the moderates that had been holdouts on the build back better act issued a statement committing to vote on that by november 15th. in return, shortly after that statement went out, we heard from the chair of the progressive caucus, who said that after that assurance, they will move forward on voting. now, we do expect some democrats to vote no. not all progressives will likely vote for this. so we re keeping an eye on that, and who that might be. we re also keeping an eye on if democrats get some republican support on this. remember, house speaker nancy pelosi is working with a three-vote margin here. she does not like
mourning and in shock. inside the venue this morning, a complex rescue operation was still under way. such was the damage, they re having to cut through debris to try to gain access to the music hall itself, where it s feared that more bodies could be found. translation: overnight, a hole| in the main building was created, in order to get engineering equipment inside the concert hall and ensure the work of rescue workers. plans were also made to extinguish small fires on the roof of the building. gunfire. a glimpse here of the terror of friday night, as the gunmen shot their way into the hall. people finding whatever shelter they could from indiscriminate firing. imagine you had a relative at the concert and hadn t heard from them since. translation: the last| time yana contacted me was from the concert hall. she sent me one photo and then a second. i wrote to her and sent a second message. the first message was read on whatsapp. the second wasn t. the islamic state group say
today from the kremlin, but i can tell you what, on this national day of mourning, there is a long queue of people outside the crocus city hall here. people queueing up with flowers, roses and carnations, lining up at the makeshift shrine to the victims of this attack. people have been leaving messages too. one that i read was addressed to the attackers and it read, you are scum, we will never forgive you. and just from talking to people here, there is a deep sense of shock at what has happened, and a mixture, i d say, of grief and also anger. one woman was in tears when i spoke to her. she said that she felt a great sense of loss and had to come. one man said that he wanted president putin to remove the moratorium on the death penalty. he was very, very angry. as to who was behind this, people here are not sure, but, as you mentioned, russian officials have been hinting very strongly that, in some way, somehow, ukraine is connected to this attack. even though islamic state