critical. a new nbc poll shows his approval rating is at the lowest point of his presidency, down seven points since august. on the world stage president biden secured new agreements at the g20 meetings today including one on a tariff war put in place during the trump administration. we ve got significant progress too on ending a dispute between the united states and our closest european partners where we were engaged in a tariff war over steel and aluminum. that s gotten resolved. there s an agreement not to finance coal projects around the world. this is one of the largest drivers of emissions. going into glasgow, as a result of american engagement, american leadership, we re getting that over the finish line. donald trump meanwhile showed up in georgia for game four in the world series and took part in the atlanta braves controversial tomahawk chop. that was hours after a list was made public outlining the documents and records he wants to hide from the house select co
it sometimes takes a special eye to look at a crime scene and spot the one thing that s out of place, the clue that will crack the case. in this story, that thing appeared so inconsequential, no one even knew what it was let alone what it meant. it took almost two decades, a team of determined investigators, and a detective with an unusual background to find out. here s keith morrison with the night before halloween. it was the night before halloween, october 30th, late, midnight approaching. it happened in one of the middle-class suburbs that sprawl across the los angeles basin inside a fast food franchise closed for the night. a frantic scrambling, running feet, then silence. the next morning, not far away, the hoynes family daughters prepared for a favorite celebration. kim was the eldest, then robin, tricia and wendy. excited because this was halloween, one of the best days of the year. i loved it. we would trick-or-treat and then sort the candy and we would be trad
the cutting room floor. there is free community college, lower prescription drug prices and paid family leave, which a majority of americans currently do not having a says to. joining me now, congresswoman joyce beaty of ohio, chair of the congressional black caucus and congressman jimmy gomez, madam chair, i will start with you on this one. i have heard you speak glowingly about this bill. so i know how you feel good about it. there are things we enumerated and opened up the show. i want to know your response to people who do feel disappointed, particularly paid family leave and the price of lower prescription drugs, which will be heavily felt particularly the black and latino constituencies in this country. what is your message to them this morning? while we made progress, $400 billion for child care and pre-k. as you mentioned, the $550 billion when we think of our fight for environmental justice. but what i will say to them is, it doesn t mean that we stop fighting to g
with this. what do you know about a timeline? reporter: house democratic leadership telling nbc news they re looking for an accelerated timeline that the house could take up the $1.75 trillion framework president biden came to capitol hill to present, as soon as tuesday, in addition to the bipartisan infrastructure bill that has been waiting for a vote since august. does senator joe manchin and senator kyrsten sinema support this bill? the last i heard they were happy with how the progress was going. we don t know firmly whether they re committed to backing this bill. one new development that is a key development that makes me think it s a positive development is that house progressives are on board with this timeline, with this vote that could happen on tuesday. progressive caucus chair came out of a meeting saying that senator sinema is working in good faith. everything is fluid. congress has a very accelerated ambitious timeline they want to get to. this means that sunda
network i joined other civil rights leaders and our foremost objective was to press him on dropping the senate filibuster that has impeded the voter protections we need. amid a nationwide surge of gop-engineered restrictions. of course, that s just one black voter priority to repeatedly die on the floor. what is in tandem with the gridlock is a disillusionment i hear on the street or the radio about what the biden agenda ultimately will be able to deliver for black voters. and that could ultimately affect what black voters will be able to deliver for the democrats, because at the same time, enthusiasm in our community is waning and our communities right to vote is increasingly under attack by gop gerrymandering and suppression, a trend that could lead to unpleasant surprises on election day tuesday as well as next year s midterms. so my overarching question tonight is what the conversation between the white house and the congressional black caucus should really sound like. w