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and russia facing international condemnation this morning after a missile test forces astronauts on the international space station to take cove? the question is how will the u.s. and other allies respond? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that always thought that space junk was a great name for a garage band. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, november 16th. let s start with the news. the bipartisan infrastructure bill is now officially law. president biden signed the law in a grand ceremony on the white house lawn surrounded by nearly 800 guests. included governors, mayors, local leaders from both sides of the aisle. the president highlighted his accomplishments in his speech. i know you re tired of bickering in washington, frustrated by the negativity, and you just want us to use and focus on your needs, your concerns, and the conversations that are taking place at your kitchen table. the bill i m about to ....
after two weeks of difficult negotiations, a final declaration of the cop-26 conference in glasgow came down to a single word. but that one word, a compromise on coal usage was enough to get india s support and the deal was done. the british official presiding over the conference apologized for the last-minute change, but said it was important to keep the fragile climate agreement al alive. may i just say for all delegates, i apologize for the way this process has unfolded and i m deeply sorry. i also the deep disappointment, but i think as you have noted, it s also vital that we protect this package. [ applause ] the document reaffirms the importance of holding global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. it requests that countries be more aggressive about their emissions targets at next year s conference in egypt, and as we mentioned, it agrees to phase down the use of coal instead of phase out, changing that one word to secure a final agreement. cnn s phil black joins ....
good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it s sunday, november 14th. i m boris sanchez. i m amara walker in for christi paul. good morning to you. you look great in burgundy red. you too. thank you. solid choice. setting you up for that. a lot of news to get to this morning, after months of negotiations, debate and delays, president biden is getting ready to sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. the white house says the president will highlight how the $1.25 trillion bill benefits middle-class americans. the signing ceremony is said to include members of both party and mayors and governors. the other major piece of the biden agenda, the build back better plan which hinges on west virginia senator joe manchin. democrats will be back at work tomorrow trying to coming up with a version of the social spending bill that manchin will support. an elusive target it s proven to be. cnn white house reporter jasmine wright joins us now from the whi ....
ceremony. $110 billion for roads, bridges and other projects, $65 billion to expand high speed internet access, $42 billion for airports and ports and the biggest funding boost for amtrak since it was founded in 1971, but as the president celebrates this accomplishment, rising inflation is threatening the rest of his economic agenda and helping push his poll numbers to new lows. for more on this, let s bring in joe johns at the white house. joe, tell us more about the significance of this bill signing tomorrow and how the white house is hoping to get the rest of his agenda through. reporter: well, at least part of this week is going to be devoted to something that democrats see themselves as not very good at or something they think they can at least do better at, is something republicans especially somebody like donald trump see themselves as excelling at, and that is taking credit for big ideas and selling themselves to the public as the people who pushed it through. ....
biden s historic bipartisan infrastructure bill,e as president biden gets ready to sign that bill into law tomorrow. plus everyone s on edge what the results are either way. i m justs worried, either w, that people are going to be upset no matter what. reporter: kenosha, wisconsin, on edge as the trial of kyle rittenhouse nears its conclusion. authorities gear up for potential unrest with the national guard, hundreds of them now onal standby. and the judge in that trial stirring more controversy. new insight from an attorney who has tried a number of cases in front of him. as we do say good morning, everybody, it is sunday, november 14th. it s a busy day around here. i m lindsey reiser. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the very latest for you right now. but we are going to stay on top of that breaking news out of london. yet anotherut health scare for 95-year-old queen elizabeth. we learned of it just a few hours ago. she was pulled o ....