Moving in the right direction, the white house says the president is headed to capitol hill next hour to address democrats behind closed doors. Much more on that in a minute. Meantime, the leader of the house progressives is projecting cautious optimism. I feel very good about where we are and i feel very confident were going to be able to deliver both these things. But youre going to have to give us some time, because it does take time to put together these kinds of transformational investments. Reporter are you talking to your members about doing a second Reconciliation Bill next year . Is that one way to get them on board . A Reconciliation Bill next year is not excluded necessarily. That wasnt a confirmation but it also wasnt a denial. And House Speaker nancy pelosi isnt one to mince words. Is that the path under secret discussion to bridge the gap for progressives to meet joe manchin at his number with assurances from the top that theyll follow with another bill next year . Well s
Part. Reporter just to clarify your intentions on this vote today, are you planning on delaying this vote if you do not have enough votes to pass this on the floor . I do not plan on not doing anything. As ive said, we had a great morning. Lots of conversations, as we come to the end. Let me just tell you about negotiating. At the end is when you really have to weigh in. You cannot tire. You cannot concede. This is the fun part. I just told members of my leadership that the Reconciliation Bill was a culmination of my service in congress, because it was about the children. The children, the children, the children. Reporter to follow up on mannys question, are you committed to having a vote on infrastructure today . Yes. Reporter regardless of whether you have the votes . I intend to were on a path to win the vote. I dont want to even consider any options other than that. Reporter is he saying something privately to you or to the president that gives you more hope that that can move forw
white house has really been minimal at best since the discovery of these classified documents. you have president biden yesterday ignoring and shouting questions from reporters. twice at the white house and then for three days in a row this week, press secretary kareen jean pierre referred most of our questions about this topic to the justice department, the special counsel s office. she read statements from the white house counsel s office and reaction to the mishandling of these classified documents earlier this week. that is really essentially the posture that the white house has had since this was discovered. that is really the posture that green chunkier had when my colleague kristen welker asked her whether president biden would be willing to sit down with the special counsel if asked for an interview to be able to fully cooperate with the special counsel probe. take a listen to what she had to say. again, that is something that i do not have a magic wand here. i don
people to sign up. but 500 did. considering over the past several months employers have had trouble filling positions, this was really an unexpected surge of people looking for jobs. israel s guess the economy is going crazy, gas prices are ridiculous, everybody going through something right now. we ve got to get it where we can. reporter: she is with the work force development board. frankly, i am as eager as you to find out what is going on. so we will be reviewing the data to find out who showed up, why they showed up. does this mean the market is turning? that job seekers are ready to go back to work? it is contrary to what we ve seen for most of the past six months. reporter: michael is an employment attorney with the former state e.d.d. director. he said strike while the iron is hot. we ve had a rare situation that we haven t really seen much in the last 40 years of having job openings and not enough workers. but there are a lot of indications that will ch
crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn t come to work. that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look, i looked to the sky with my held hit my head held high in my fist up. i m very black and i m very proud of being that. google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he s still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. google needs to go go racism. well,