:'s manu raju is live on capitol hill with the latest reporting. manu, what is the latest you're hearing about the infrastructure bill and broadly speaking where they are in terms of the framework that president biden laid out yesterday? >> reporter: now it's almost certain that progressives in the house will get what they want, the infrastructure bill, that $1.2 trillion plan that the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, had been pushing hard to get a vote on yesterday, that that will move in conjunction with that larger economic bill that joe biden laid out, $1.75 trillion. the progressives have threatened to block that infrastructure plan unless they had an agreement to move that bill along the larger proposal, and also they are pushing to get all 57 democrats to support, say they will back the biden economic framework. right now to this point, there have not been 50 democrats who said they will be yes votes. the two holdout senators who have been that way for votes, joe manchin, kyrsten sinema, have not gone as far as saying