neil: alright well this is it. donald trump will take to the stage in milwaukee to accept the gop presidential nomination as republican tonight in the wake of his attempted assassination. house intelligence rep mike turner is here with the latest on the investigation. homeland security representative and what he makes of the secret service director digging in but despite calls for her to it out. and then president biting, top democrats are now suggesting he just get all the trail period. welcome everyone i m neil cavuto. busy show for you today the pressure campaign on hitting a fever pitch now for joe to go. jackie hyman with more from the white house. jackie. reporter: new the president s doctors say he is doing fine at business as usual even though he is in isolation. we have a letter from the doctors saying he is experiencing upper rep while upper respiratory systems. his vital signs remain normal symptoms. you will continue to conduct business for the american pe
with the taliban leader baradar in kabul as first reported by the washington post. mr. biden has been meeting with his national security council along with g7 on a secure video line this morning and we are following breaking news from capitol hill. the house is back in session and now moving towards a procedural vote this afternoon to begin debate on a massive budget bill, the first step towards the democratic leadership s goal of trying to pass the budget before getting to the smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill and on the coronavirus, dr. anthony fauci saying today that the fda s full approval of the pfizer vaccine will bring new national enthusiasm for vaccine mandates and already today lsu announcing that the school will require fans 12 and older to provide proof of vaccination or a negative covid test before attending lsu football games, but let s begin with nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel in kabul, nbc news correspondent courtney kube and kelly o donn
johnson & johnson covid shots reportedly need to be trashed. and, we re in oklahoma tonight to understand why it has one of the lowest vaccination rates. setting sail: with the big summerer cruise seseason kickikg ofoff, cruise e lines are e dese to get bacack to the o open sea, anand how w two passenengers ted positive e on a voyagage where adults were required to be vaccinated. extreme drought: the west is drying u up at histotoric ratess farmers s are concererned aboutt their fufuture. alzheimer s drug fallout: why three doctors who advised the f.d.a. resigned in protest after a new drug was approved. and, talk about burning love cbs steve hartman on how an entire community saved a couple s special day. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin tonight with face-to-face diplomacy back on the global stage. president biden
frustrating democrats. the biden administration set to donate 500 million doses of vaccine worldwide. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in plaintin the situati room. let s go right to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins on the ground in the united kingdom for us. kaitlan a big, historic moment coming up for the president of the united states. reporter: it is, wolf. right now he is putting all the emphasis on allies. in his first stop a short time ago he was framing his mission this week as critical, saying this is all about this battle between democracies and autocracies and vowing to stand up to adversaries like china and russia. of course, wolf, this all comes as he s facing big questions from some of those allies that he is meeting with this week about big new challenges related to the pandemic and what the u.s. s role will look like when it comes to sharing vaccines. the united
good morning. welcome to way too early. the show that has really had enough of those insects! i am kasie hunt on this wednesday, june 9th. we will start with the news. president biden s talks with a group of republican senators on a sweeping infrastructure package collapsed yesterday, shifting the debate on one of his key domestic priorities. nog meetings between biden and west virginia governor fell through after the two remained far apart on a final price tag for the bill and which types of projects should be included and whether to raise any new taxes. now any hopes of a bipartisan deal falls to a group of senators that includes republican mitt romney and democrat joe manchin who met three hours hashing out their own agenda. at the same time, democrats are separately laying the groundwork to pass some 0 all of the package on its own through requisition. president biden spoke with nancy pelosi chuck schumer. there is no clear path forward on another hugely important to