i m erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of outfront. because tonight, we celebrate ten years on the air right here on cnn. and we re glad to be here. we begin tonight with breaking news. no deal. president biden returning to the white house this evening without an agreement to save his first-term domestic agenda. the president paying a rare visit to capitol hill to try to move the ball with his own party. urging democrats to support his $1.2 t $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. while trying to salvage his mass massive spending bill. house speaker nancy pelosi promised that vote last night. it didn t happen. so then, there was talk of a vote tonight but that also as i speak seems quite unlikely. and now, biden is signaling that they could be stalled for evening lodge longer. i m telling you we are going to get this done. it doesn t matter when. it doesn t matter whether it s in six minutes, six days or six weeks. we re going to get it done. to say that th
War, choose peace. whenever there is a choice to be made between basic-human rights and the violations of people s rights and the equality of people, choose the human rights. so if we would just do this, the world would be a better place. again, president carter we wish you a happy birthday. nothing but the very best. erin burnett outfront starts right now. and outfront next, president biden heads to capitol hill to save his agenda. but he emerged tonight with no deal on a spending plan, and no vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. should biden have gotten much more involved much sooner? plus, cal cal becoming the first state to require the covid vaccine for students. will more states follow? and new questions about brian laundrie s camping trip with his family. just days after his fiancee gabby petito s disappearance. let s go outfront. and good evening.
That meeting was he tried to assuage concerns about what that top-line number would be. instead, trying to remind people what is at stake which is his agenda and the fact that if folks are so dug in on either side, they are going to get nothing. and that s not just on the president. that s on the democratic party. that s on their ability to run for reelection in the midterms. we also know that the president did float a potential top-line number saying that he, too, would like a $3.5 trillion social safety net bill. but it would likely fall in the realm of about $2 trillion. and he gave a range there. he s not sticking to one number but as you noted, moderates in the senate are saying that $1.5 trillion is joe manchin s number right now. and he hasn t come off of that all day. they are not any closer to getting some kind of framework with him and that makes it very hard for the speaker to decide on her next steps, as well, erin. of course, he hasn t come off that number, we know, in a
I m erin burnett. good evening, i m erin burnett. live in kabul, afghanistan. live from paris. live from cuba. i m live in rwanda with an exclusive. horrific, horrific. good evening, everyone. i m erin burnett live in boston two people are dead and one of the victims is 8 years old. i was located three feet from the bomb. right there, was a spring that s still in there. outfront tonight. breaking news. we are tracking superstorm here striking the east coast. sandy now delivering a big wallop here. minute by minute now. it s rising very quickly. we do have a new hope. good evening, everyone, i am aerin burnett. can you tell me who you decided to vote for? outfront tonight live from tehran. the polls close here in iran. a woman in iran can vote as you see these women voting in the presidential election. i don t buy the class warfare thing. what are you most proud of? keeping the peace. to curb those arm sales to
People oftentimes counted on things like tamaflu. and it s worth pointing out, it s not the same. obviously, one prevents the disease. one treats the disease afterward. we talk about severe illness and death. but even in people who have mild illness, moderate illness, they can still develop longlasting symptoms. right. that is eat thing. brain, nerve, all these very serious things. i remember sitting here with you early on, erin, and saying how is it that a respiratory virus would cause isolated loss of smell? what kind of virus does something so specific in the brain like that? even now, 22 months later, we re still not sure. but the message that i take away from it and i tell everyone, you don t want this. if you can avoid it. so the vaccination is still far better. and to remind everybody, of course, you are speaking as a neuro ne neurosurgeon in this capacity, right? so you have your children i know they are vaccinated. gavin newsom from california says california s goi