Bipartisan infrastructure deal is a big step closer to reality. Republicans and democrats have come together along with the white house and we ve agreed on a framework. And we re going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. That is republican senator h mitt romney wednesday evening. It is just a framework, details of the plan haven t yet been written and it is still yet to be scene whether enough progressive democrats and skeptical republicans will ultimately back what is on the table. But it is progress and a seen that president biden s patience for a compromise could pay off. Ryan thnobles tells was we can expect. Reporter: this could be a very big breakthrough, a bipartisan group of republican and democratic senators saying that they have happened a deal at least the basic framework of a bipartisan infrastructure deal that could have enough votes to pass the united states senate. In addition to that major breakthrough by that group of senators, the house speaker nancy pelosi and
sense. wel welcome, this is early start. i m christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. laura has the day off. we again with a residential building collapse they re miami beach, dozens of rescue units are on the scene. we re heading there right now, this happened just in the past few hours. we know something like 100 units from miami rescue are on the scene there trying to dig through this partial building collapse. if you know miami, this is 88th and collins, the village is called surfside. again, we ll bring you live details as we get them this morning. next 24 hours hugely critical to the biden agenda, senators will heat with the president today after shake hands on a bipartisan infrastructure deal, they are also staring at a fast approaching deadline on police reform. and democrats under pressure to actafter voting rights failed in the senate. daniella diaz is live for us. what are they doing as the clock ticks down? reporter: it is pretty critical that they act
marks in manhattan, and police were taken to the scene because of a stabbing. we will get more from pete in a couple seconds. let me give you an update on what we know about james as of now. he has a youtube channel called prophet of truth. he said i wanted to watch people die right in front of my blank face immediately. in another video addressing mayor adam s efforts to tackle safety and homelessness on the subways, he said it was, quote, doomed to fail. here s what mayor adams said today when he was asked about the social media posts. i was briefed by the police department on some of his social media posts. i think when you look at people who have engaged in social media all day, make these posts, he appears to be all over the place according to the briefing. i just think that we need to focus on his apprehension at this time and the police department is going to use those posts and all the evidence that we are gathering not only to apprehend him, and we must make sure t
this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. if i asked you who the most influential musician in modern history was, i reckon i could guess your answer. one of the beatles, perhaps, or maybe one of the stones, madonna, prince, or maybe my hero, bob marley. over the next hour, i want to persuade you that there might be a better answer. in fact, i want to go further and introduce you to him, because today i ve been invited to get to know an icon and so have you. his name is nile rodgers. one, two. # ah, freak out # le freak, c est chic # freak out # ah, freak out. ..# just don t call him the godfather of disco. | raised by heroin addicts and beatniks, and coming of age in 60s new york, it s true that with his ensemble chic, he wrote several of the biggest dance floor fillers of all time with his long term musical partner bernard edwards. prepare to be astonished by the range of legendar
0n bbc london, the mother back on the opening day of the fourth test against india. out to sea. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been watching it all and joins us live from plymouth now. it has been an extraordinary few days here in plymouth, first of all, around 3,000 people had to leave their homes in the property, in the community where the device was first found on tuesday. then this afternoon, people were given two hours notice, that this device was being transported through the streets of plymouth to a slipway to be detonated at sea. they were told they needed to be leave their homes to be out of harm s way. a city on alert. four days after the discovery of a second world war device in the back garden, a decision on how to deal with it. this 500 kilo unexploded world war ii device has been causing havoc since it was reported on tuesday, in total 3,000 people have had to leave their homes in the area, one of the biggest peacetime evacuations this region has ever seen. th