dollar agenda. nbc news has now confirmed the president is on the verge of announcing a new framework for his human infrastructure bill. one that the white house says is expected to win unanimous democratic support. but expected, did you hear that, expected, under line it, that is the key word. we just got the details of what is in the framework, including the overall price tag of 1.75 trillion bucks. but as of now, there s no way of knowing if everybody is going to sign on. as we speak, this very moment, the president set to meet with house democrats behind closed doors on capitol hill. he s going to be looking to seal that deal. let s bring in nbc white house correspondent monica alba, big day, leann caldwell. and eugene daniels. monica, congressman dave cicilline was supposed to be joining us at this moment but he s waiting to talk to the president. you got the details what s in this thing, what s in the plan? reporter: i can tell you that the president is delayed. he ha
raul ruiz. later, cap toil hill big oil executives in the hot seat. authorities say the fatal shot alec baldwin fired on the set of his new movie was a live bullet. we ll have the latest on the investigation and also be hearing from a doctor about why it s important to vaccinate children and why some people can get a fourth shot as covid cases drop in the u.s., they are surging in russia. moscow heading into another lockdown. we begin on capitol hill, president biden spoke with white house democrats about a new framework for a bill aimed at reshaping the social safety net which could trigger a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. after his pitch to lawmakers the president will pitch it to the american people. you see him arriving he takes off for europe for a high stakes meeting on global economy and climate change. with me nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell and monica alba. reporter: he s been in the room for about 45 minutes now and there were n
he tells the times meg james he felt at the time this was quote an accident waiting to happen. she joins us shortly. also, our gary tuchman with another hollywood veteran as he learns exactly how gunfire is supposed to be simulated on skrien screen safely with no one hurt but the fictional bad guys. stephanie elam starts us off. reporter: a new red flag from the rust set. the assistant director who gave alec baldwin the gun before that fatal shooting had been fired for gun-safety issues, before. a newly released affidavit says baldwin was handed the weapon from a cart by assistant director dave halls who did not know there were live rounds in the gun. cnn has now learned halls has been the subject of safety and behavior complaints during two different 2019 productions, and was fired from a previous movie after a gun incident. the ultimate arbiter of safety is the first ad, the first assistant director. but they know they can inspect the gun but they can t go take the g
good evening, the set of the movie rust is dark tonight in more ways than one. in a letter we learned about late today, the production team said it would shut down indefinitely at the new mexico location where alec baldwin fatally shot the film s director of photography, and wounded its director. cnn has new reporting tonight on the assistant director who handed baldwin the fateful gun and just before air time, the los angeles times moved a new item on a veteran hollywood prop master who was offered a job on a film but passed. he tells the times meg james he felt at the time this was quote an accident waiting to happen. she joins us shortly. also, our gary tuchman with another hollywood veteran as he learns exactly how gunfire is supposed to be simulated on screen safely with no one hurt but the fictional bad guys. stephanie elam starts us off. reporter: a new red flag from the rust set. the assistant director who gave alec baldwin the gun before that fatal shooting ha
rust indefinitely, we re learning details about the morning before the crew member was shot dead and how it happened. happily ever after, but it s no fairytale in tokyo. we re live this hour. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello, everyone. it is tuesday, october 26. now, social media power house, facebook, has been able to weather many storms in the past, but the release of the so-called facebook papers may be the controversy to take some wind out of its sails. thousands of documents show it knew the international growth had spiraled dangerously out of control, but they forged ahead anyway. it appeared on uk, they were subject to hate speech and other harmful content due to flaws in facebook s system. take a listen to what she had to say. i m deeply concerned about their under investment in non-english languages and how they mislead the public that they are supporting them so facebook says things like, we support 50 languages wh