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she really wants that. you hit on something earlier. i m not sure she and joe manchin are moving lock step on this thing. correct. i think there s negotiations going on with krysten sinema. i believe she will get there, too. i believe they ll get a bill eventually. and i m making a prediction right now there will be another reconciliation bill come april or may. that is why i said you are our best unofficial senate reporter and that s the big news out of this talk you and i have is the exit ramp here may very well be a second reconciliation bill in the spring. skinny reconciliation. i love when we skinny omnibus and all this stuff. love our senate speak. claire mccaskill former democratic senator from missouri. thank you as always. you bet. with me now congressman josh gottheimer democrat from new jersey cochair of the problem solvers caucus. hopefully he heard this back and forth. he is also among the moderate democrats who not only insisted on a vote on infrastructure befor
year that will be unable to be farmed. they re worried it is going to cause another dust bowl. the other senator from arizona, senator kelly spends a lot of time working on this and gave us more details about what is in the infrastructure bill. washington has to address it. yeah. how is washington going to address it? that s what we re doing in this bipartisan infrastructure bill i was one of the 22 senators, 11 democrats, 11 republicans that have been working on coming up with a bipartisan solution which we passed through the senate. we still have a ways to go in the house. reporter: talk to me about the money in arizona what it is going toward. it was a big piece of legislation. it is fixing roads and bridges and will provide broadband in places that don t have it especially rural areas talking across the country right now. there is water infrastructure in there. that is one thing i worked a lot on was western water infrastructure. there s money in there to do things like
my colleague takes a look at how the west is already in a climate crisis with megadrought, fires threatening local produce and populations and the issue of the colorado river. reporter: meet cameron, a water waste investigator with the las vegas valley water district. he and his colleagues are here seven days a week in their not so subtle patrol vehicles to make sure local water regulations are followed i drive through areas in the las vegas valley. we look for any waterways violations we can find anywhere from watering on a not assigned day, anything malfunctioning such as broken sprinkler, stuck irrigation valve, leaks. you can see this water running was excessive. it came from these sprinklers here. reporter: so you ll mark it and check it again. yeah. whenever i have time. cal perry who did the lead piece joins me now. that was just a brief glimpse. the purpose of this episode is not to warn people about climate
ducts and linings of canals so we don t lose water through leakage into the soil as we transport water across the state. there s projects where you remove sediment from areas where we restore water so you can store more there. one of the solutions, helpful things we can do is learn how to store more of the water we get. it just doesn t run off, it wind up naturally into an aquifer or a place where we can store it for use later. there are billions of dollars in this infrastructure bill to address water storage and resiliency in arizona. reporter: it is $8.3 billion of western water infrastructure. here is how the administration describes it, quote, the largest investment in the resilience of physical and natural systems in american history. chuck? the challenge we gave you to is show your piece and you did