White house negotiations with the gop at a Make Or Break moment. The schlock certainly ticking. Reporter President Biden sitting down with the Top negotiaTor Shelley Moore CapiTo To debate infrastructure. Should we expect President Biden To give her a deadline for any major breakthrough on these talks To happen . I wouldnt expect this To be an exchange of paper, more of a discussion. Reporter no other democratic republicans senaTors were invited as the two met oneonone in the oval office. Patience is not unending and he wants To make progress. Reporter while pote both sides have made offers and counteroffers they remain deeply divided over what To spend, what To spend it on and how To fund it. Republicans have proposed To usech if there are no major breakthroughing this week several democrats are urging the White House To move on and poidens Top aides are warning that the window for talks is closing. You know, its there for the taking. Its just a question of whether he can whether Mitc
absolute turmoil the resignation of the party s leader triggers uncertainty over a successor shortly ahead of a crucial vote on a new coalition deal with the conservatives who can revive this fractured party. plus the german journalist who spent the last year in a turkish prison turk is holding on terrorism charges but a year on there has been no indictment and no trial we ll take a look at how his case continues to affect relations between ankara and. i m brian thomas a warm welcome to the show israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is future is very much in doubt this morning police say there isn t enough evidence for him to be charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust israel s attorney general must now examine the police recommendation and decide whether to file charges in a live t.v. address netanyahu denied any wrongdoing. a little bit in my years as prime minister i have been subject to at least fifteen inquiries and investigations with the aim of toppling me f
of restoring power to 6 million people, getting gasoline back in these ports. jim and david, going to be a big story in port tampa bay later on today, which handles 37 million tons of cargo a year a third of all cargo that comes in and out of florida, 5,000 acres, the largest port in the state, in physical size. we re going to talk to the president of port tampa bay, paul anderson later in thelogis airlines and fdr saying specialty retail, 10% of their coverage universe is affected by irma versus only 2% in harvey. one more indication how large the wind field was in this storm. guys carl, thank you of course, carl s down there all weekend monitoring the storm, and going to be fully part of the show as he always is. right but bring us up to date on all the things he just mentioned, jim i guess in some ways a sigh of relief, strangely enough. right, right. could seemingly have been worse. yeah. i mean seemingly could have been a lot worse. it is strange on the
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