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hope biden is the secret sauce. he is also meeting with progressive lawmakers, many of whom say they will vote against the bipartisan infrastructure bill unless tied to the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package. the house passed a bill to prevent the government shutdown, but republicans refuse to support that so this might be going nowhere in the senate. cnn s senior white house correspondent, phil mattingly and lauren fox are with us now. phil, you re describing these meetings as the most expansive, in-person engagement the president has ever taken since he took office. who s he going to see at the white house and do we know what the president s plan is? look, it just underscores the stakes of this moment. for the president, his entire domestic agenda hanging in the balance here and two waring factions here inside the party that he s got to figure out some way to reconcile. our photojournalist just spotted nancy pelosi pulling up to the white house. her meeting with ....
it there is that those of you watching on the uk. on the uk. and we re going to see goodbye to our uk viewers, who can watch museum of the year next on bbc news channel. if you want more information on the uk s energy pressures you can get that through the bbc news website. we will tweet another in an hour or two times. for those of you watching in the uk i will say goodbye. you re watching bbc news. the winner of the museum of the year will be announced in the next hour. this year is finalising include x two experience barnsley. forsite finalising include x two experience barnsley. for site in colchester and patrick museum in leeds. the art fund museum of the year is the worlds largest museum prize and this year will result lacked the resilience of imaginations of museums throughout the pandemic. let s go live to join my colleague with a special programme on two nights awards. hello from the science museum in london. we are in sound and vision tonight. live on the bbc ....
answers and feet an see of gabby petito days after they found her remains. that fiancee brian laundrie is missing after he returned to florida after their extended western road trip. this evening the sheriff s office in utah released this 911 recording. randi kaye joins us now. she is now in moose, wyoming. not far from where the remains were found. what is the latest, sandy? well, anderson that, 911 call puts gabby petito and her fiance brian laundrie in moab, utah. they recorded the response on the body camera. of we know that gabby petito was visibly upset on that body cam video. we know she was crying. she was telling the officer that sometimes she does fight with her fiance. she suffers from ocd. but the police didn t think wautit was too serious. they told them to separate for the night and then they went on their way. once again, we know they were in moab, utah, on august 12th. where they went beyond that is a big question. we flew to utah. then we made our w ....
racing toward what janet yellen calls economic catastrophe, thanks to congress and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle engaging in a game of chicken with the economic recovery at stake. america is on the verge of default unless congress raises the debt limit. house democrats expected to vote today on a bill that would essentially dare republicans to vote against it. minority leader mitch mcconnell indicating he s not budging. since democrats decided to go it alone, they will not get senate republicans help with raising the debt limit. default or economic catastrophe would be the worst birthday present ever for brianna keilar. it is her birthday today. happy birthday. thank you. on top of that, house speaker nancy pelosi says the fate of president biden s economic agenda faces a critical 48 hours. she s trying to lock down a deal on the huge spending package. also the bipartisan infrastructure deal. but as reported, it is currently open warfare between progress ....
folks in some states who say they d rather be divided by red and blue, right? that talk has never really gone away. i think when you see things like january 6th, these increasing domestic terrorist threats, right, you see that, until we confront the truth of our past, then, yes, these crises will reemerge in new ways. we just cannot afford to be divided in the way that we are when we re looking at things like climate change. a hurricane does not care if you are republican or a democrat. it is coming to destroy your community and to impact the lives of those among us who are, you know, the least privileged and the most marginalized. this is a time for not only reflection but urgent action. michael, what is the thing that could unite the country or at least, you know, soften the edges of the division? you ve heard me say this to both you and to john previously. too much power rests now with the fringes. we ve allowed people to command the use of too many microphones. ....