right now on msnbc reports breaking economic news on two fronts. president biden about to speak from the white house, his first comments since the better than expected july jobs report showing 943,000 jobs were added just last month. wall street so far liking what it is seeing, but why some experts are warning today s snapshot possibly already muddied by a delta variant and recent covid surge. we look for the president to address new reporting, the white house talking about withholding federal money from some parts of the country and an effort to getting vaccinations up and cases down. our business and white house teams are standing by to cover it all for you. also in d.c., house speaker nancy pelosi is going to take to the podium, her chamber getting ready to get their hands on that massive infrastructure bill. the senate poised to pass it tomorrow. democrat senator john hickenlooper will join me with where this goes next. you don t want to miss that conversation. good m
u.s. voting laws, there s been a dra dramatic late night turn of events in texas. the governor is making it clear the legislative fight is far from over. a source tells cnn house democrats received a text that read, take your key and leave the chamber discreetly. adopt go to the gallery. leave the building. that s what they did. walking out and leaving republicans without the required number of lawmakers to cast an official vote. that s all it took to effectively block passage of the bill that would make sweeping changes to the state s voting laws. a measure would have curbed in mail in applications and banned overnight, sunday morning, and drive through voting. it would have expanded access for partisan poll watchers and made it easier for judges to overturn election results. texas already has some of the most restrictive election laws in the country and democrats say this was just the latest attempt at voter suppression. we used all the tools in our toolbox to fight this.
really starts coming down again. listen, we are all together getting ready to witness yet another historic week on capitol hill. former president donald trump s second impeachment trial begins in two days on tuesday. this is the first senate trial of an ex-president. it seems highly unlikely that the former president trump will himself make an appearance. we should learn within the next couple of days what the ground rules are for the proceedings and get clarity on the strategies of the house managers and the former president s defense team. now, this morning we are seeing new video from the capitol hill riots that president trump is accused of inciting. yeah, this video you are going to see shows the moments after several rioters left the senate chamber and underscores how closely some of these insurr insurrectionists were taking their cues from the ex-president. reporter: how did you get out? the senate? reporter: yeah. cops walked out with me. reporter: they
110 years. the district attorney says that s too much time behind bars, but what do the survivors think? let s go out front. good evening. so good you are with me. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. out front tonight, breaking news. the cdc shortening its recommended kwarn teenage time for all americans who test foifbz for covid now saying people should isolate for five days instead of ten, as long as they don t have symptoms and also wear a mask around others for an digzle five days. that is also the quarantine guidance for those exposed to the virus who are not boosted. saying boosted individuals do not need to quarantine but should wear a mask for ten days after exposure and get tested on the fifg day. this comes just hours after president biden told the nation s governors on a conference call today, quote, we have to do better. wh when it comes to testing. do you know how tough it was for some folks to get a test this weekend, shows that we have more work to do. it s
case expected to get the case today. high profile names were involved in the stop the steal rally. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. win wisconsin they are learning more about the man who drove the car into the crowd. schools in the city a remain closed. five people were killed and almost 50 injured in the incident. authorities say there is no connection to terrorism. they say the suspect, 39-year-old darrell brooks was out on bail for unrelated charges in a domestic abuse case and he was involved in another domestic disturbance right before the parade incident. cnn s omar jimenez has the details from waukesha. reporter: a shocked community learning the names of the neighbors they lost. virginia sorensen, 79-year-old female. leanna olns, 71-year-old female. tamara durant, 52-year-old female. james coolidge, 52-year-old female. wh wilhelm, male. people down in the street, 40 casualties down main street. reporter: along wit