together hoping to force the hand of at least ten republican senators. in just hours the house side will vote. what happens in this fight could determine what happens with the infrastructure package and president biden s $3.5 trillion budget package. the u.s. economy and the biden agenda in the balance. cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju joins us on the hill. manu, juries, walk us through the timeline for today. well, today the house democrats are going to move forward on that plan to keep the government open up until december. also extend the nation s borrowing limit through the november 22 mid terms, but there s a problem. they do not have the votes to get that out of the senate. today they plan to pass it and then in the senate the republicans say they have the votes to blog it. they want the democrats to move that debt limit increase, a very politically toxic vote on their own through a separate process, and that is leading to major questions about how this
original, life always came with fireworks. i don t think there was a model that wasn t involved within. he was on top of a mountain. andrew lasted for a taste of that world, versace seemed to personify a lot that he wanted to. be the always one had a big want, louis oh i want, that i would like that what was he willing to do to get? it he looked at me and he said, you have no idea what i am capable of. there was a rock that was rolled up and there was a body inside. he kept the guy in his truck. and then he really became their prime, and only suspect. by that time, he was far away. it seems like we were always one step behind him. andrew, just walked up right behind, him and shot. him we just heard another gunshot. it s johnny versace. a lot of things were left unanswered. he was determined to be remembered. the only way to be remembered is to kill for fame. he was willing to came co for fame. once there was a true genius who conquered the
previous years. piercing tweets become sharp knives. fiery words bring out deadly firearms and carting killing begins real live bloodshed. what scares me most is the attack we ve seen on the first amendment over the last year from the left, from the democrat party. they are attacking moms first standing up and speaking out at school board meetings and now here we go again censoring speech, the most fundamental liberty we have. the vote was 2:23 2:07, all the democrats and just to republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger vote both at home serve on that one six committee. gosar also lost his seat on the oversight and natural sources committee so, like marjorie terry lure green, he now has an office and a vote and that s it. about an hour after today s censure vote, they reported a message praising that included the funding video. his own siblings have spoken out against their own brother for years, his siblings say the man is not fit for office and just today, one of his brot
across western scotland, but i suspect in eastern scotland we could get 17 degrees, something down to what is called the phone effect. not that, i mean, but you will have to check. the average is 9 degrees, so way above the average, between five and 8 degrees above average for the time of yearand and 8 degrees above average for the time of year and then a complete change by the time we get to sunday where we have a northerly wind and it looks a little bit like a cold snap but it s not going to be a cold snap but it s not going to be a cold snap because we will go from around 15, 16, 17, snap because we will go from around 15,16,17, down to snap because we will go from around 15, 16, 17, down to 9 snap because we will go from around 15,16,17, down to 9 degrees and remember i showed you that that is actually the average where it should be. that s all from the bbc news at six hello i m olly foster, here s what s coming up on sportsday. azeem rafiq tells mps that racism in crick
they ve quoted pretty patel, who doesn t seem to want much of an appeal system, she s constantly bashing immigration lawyers now it would appear the churches in her sights, as well. in the case of the bomber, he appears to have become a failed asylum seekers in 2014. but he did it within didn t become a christian within a matter of days or weeks, his conversion didn t fully take place officially until 2017, some three years later, in this atrocity has taken place some four years after that. so it s a bit of a stretch to extrapolate from that that this is happening in a huge widespread way. but see some figures in evidence and, if as thomas harris claims that this has been going on for decades, then surely the home office on the authorities whose default position on asylum seeking is no, no, they would ve cautioned on to it. it won tjust be a conversion real or imagined to the christian faith, there would be a lot of other things that they would make their decision on. we