mu cchome back fthrom e seneat with s momeinor changes. rteeporr:ro pgssreive setober rnie sanderss say he wants trto senhegtn the bill in a number of ways. wvee got toe danmd that thee aliethst start paying their fair shear of taxes. reporter: while moderate uthold-os tekyrsn sinema and joe himancn, have consistyentl soug trbo cu the cost and the alsce of the legtiislaonan, d could fight toe rme ovelements keli paid familay leve. there are disreagements. he k hnowse s not gio tngo get everythingwa he nt isn tihspa cke.ag repr:orte t whehite house says presideidnt ben wouavld he prerefred his orig, inaleven ggera pckabuge, t he s focused onompmirose. w ill you sign it if it n doest coninta paid family leave. iil wl sign i,s period. reporter: unlike the biopsy inasuctrture bill, this measurese don hat ve any blrepuic sanupport so thhie wte house willve ha t foind a way to get all 50 democrats in the setena happy, ort a lesta equally and acceptaunbly haypp order to get it to ta
$2 trin lliosocial spending bill. now it m toveso e thsenate, where rathe zor-thin democratic majority leanoves rm oofor error. s christinafi rufni a ist het whe uhose. chsta.in repteorr: good evening. , wellpridesent biden spthent e y celraebti hngis 79th birthd qayuietly in wilmingt,on dele.ware meanwh tile,hehi wte house is celebrg atinth feorward progress iofts social spending lbil. bt they olre hdi tnghest reerams until it gs etthrough the senate. of. hi ts bill is monumental. s historic. reporter: the $1.75 trillibuon ilbad ck better an includoes mnefoy r expandde meredica, edpriction drug rmrefo, universal pre-k, and hurendds of bilonlis to fightcl ime atchange. we ve done our job. dweelivered an even morepr ogssreive, more expansive bill. reporter: bomut sef o those meas muresig nhtot survevi these na, tewhich will geto t make chgeans berefo kicking it back a final time teo th hseou. ih ti wnke wre e re, you kn, owpretty solid t athis pot. and there rs noeason whyh t