maybe do something. who inspires you? there s only one willard. guacamole dip it was 1973, and i remember turning on the tomorrow show. i was still in college. there was willard scott with tom snyder, and i was like, wow, it was literally like a bolt from the blue. that s who i want to be. when i was in washington, we did the 10:00 news. i could watch willard at 5:00 and 6:00, then we d go out to dinner. and then i d do my show, and then i d watch him. it literally was a a master class in watching how you should be on tv. i think what makes him so inspiring is that he gives of himself, you know, a lot of people in this business when there s a young person coming up, they see them as competition. and willard s not that way. you know what today is bring your daughter to work. i brought my daughter. he makes sure that somebody else gets a fair shake. i m thrilled.
welcome back. there is a new rivet inside the democratic party, and it comes from a familiar source. senator joe manchin, the west virginia senator calling on democrats to put a, quote, strategic pause on advancing the budget reconciliation bill, and progressives in the party are hitting back hard against that. the democrat writes in the wall street journal this, he doesn t think congress should spend $3.5 trillion during tough economic times. we have more from washington on this. i can t think that anybody was actually surprised by manchin s stance. reporter: yeah, because it s not new, and it s not the first time that we ve seen him do this. he made no secret about even when senators just left washington on recess, manchin made no secret about the fact that he was uncomfortable with that $3.5 trillion price tag. so when you say that there s a new rift among democrats, it does depend which democrats
welcome back. there is a new rift inside the democratic party and it comes from a familiar source, senator joe manchin, the west virginia senator, calling on democrats to put a, quote, strategic pause on advancing the budget reconciliation bill, and progressives in the party are hitting back hard against that. the democrat writes in the wall street journal this, he doesn t think congress should spent $3.5 trillion during tough economic times. ali vitali is in washington following this. i can t think anybody was actually surprised by manchin s stance. reporter: yeah, because it is not new and not first time we have seen him do this. he made no secret when senators just left washington on recess, he made no secret about the fact he was uncomfortable with the $3.5 trillion price tag. when you say there s a new rift among democrats, it really does depend which democrats you are talking to. moderates in the house and
women to get an abortion crazy, they only they do not allow for an exemption for rape or insist. if a 13-year-old girl is raped by her father, uncle or grandfather, she is forced to have that child in texas. i believe the way, you know, to kind of put pressure on moderate republicans is to say this is the litmus test. do you support a 13-year-old girl who has gotten raped by a family member, forcing her to carry her pregnancy to term? it is so egregious and i think it runs against so many moderate republicans. if it is so egregious, why aren t the moderate republicans speaking up? who are they? i m talking about moderate republican voters, swing voters. got it. any republicans of note, any people that could make legislative changes to make waves in washington to stop the texas law? you re not going to get ten
plans on 9/11 which is a week from now. i know we are learning news about where he plans to visit. reporter: we are learning news. it looks very similar actually to the path that former president obama took on the tenth anniversary, which is to visit all three sites of impact. first the world trade center in new york, here at the pentagon in washington, and also the shanksville, pennsylvania, site. this comes two weeks after the full withdrawal from afghanistan. the president also answering some critics and families who had wanted him to stay away from those sites until he declassified certain documents related to 9/11. now he has gone ahead and done that, yasmin, on the 20th anniversary here in a gesture to those families of the 9/11 victims. all right. heidi przybyla. great to see you, my friends. to talk about what rights