after finding he made demon straably false statements about the election while serving as an attorney to former president donald trump. and following a story where a fire is burning at the site of a partial building collapse near miami. rescuers are searching for doeses of people who are still missing. at least one person is dead. we ll have a live report from the scene in just a few minutes. we begin this hour and a very busy thursday in washington with the very latest. joining us now nbc news national political reporter on capitol hill and the white house correspondent for the pbs newshour and also an msnbc political analyst, was at that event with the president and had a chance to ask him a question. but first, i want to try to understand what is being described as a framework agreement. what more do we know about this? what does it look like? and do people genuinely believe it has the votes to get through the house and senate? reporter: it s very significant for presi
on president joe biden s agenda. a vaccine deadline. the white house sets a date for workers at large companies to be vaccinated or get tested weekly. some states are preparing to fight it. and the trial of three white men charged in the killing of ahmaud arbery, a black man, begins in a matter of hours. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. after months of haggling over u.s. president joe biden spending plans, could today be the day house democrats finally get it done? leaders say the house will vote on both the build back better plan and the infrastructure bill today. a handful of moderate democrats had been refusing to move forward without clear estimates of what this is going to cost. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi isn t it forward with funding. the increase would be $5 trillion over ten years, not including additional savings from prescription pricing and enforcement. she goes on to say, the white house has provided us with
i get out of my cold shower, i stand shivering because i cannot or dare not put on the gas so i ve got no heat. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. borisjohnson has been dealt another blow to his leadership following the resignation of five of his most senior advisers. the most damaging departure was the loss of borisjohnson s long time ally munira mirza, who quit after what she called a scurrilous attack by the prime minister on the labour leader sir keir starmer. and this morning the conservative home website is reporting that borisjohnson s special adviser on women and equalities has also quit. let s cross to westminster and speak to our political correspondent, helen catt. what other reasons people are giving for the resignations? figs what other reasons people are giving for the resignations? for the resignations? as you said there have for the resignations? as you said there have been for the resignations? as you said there have
wait for the state of the nation address. just a reminder that we will be covering this in full on bbc news live page with analysis of president putin s speech as it happens. you can watch our live stream of the speech there, just press the play button. the dignitaries arriving for the speech they are in moscow. bbc news website to find complete coverage of this, or the bbc news app. let s speak to olga ivshina, from the bbc russia service. tell us about the speech today, what are we expecting? fine tell us about the speech today, what are we “petting? tell us about the speech today, what are we expecting? one thing has been stable over the are we expecting? one thing has been stable over the years are we expecting? one thing has been stable over the years for are we expecting? one thing has been stable over the years for putin s - stable over the years for putin s addresses and press conferences. this year is no exception. he is late, but according to his standards
6:00 eastern. > . tonight a critical moment in the war in ukraine and a crucial one for country supporting it with russia potentially just a couple months away from a spring offensive defense contact group led by america top military leaders met at the base failed to get german sign-off on the allies foremidible tanks, president biden was asked about it today. poland s goal to send the tanks by germany s other countries to ukraine, and ukraine needs all the help they need. as for ukraine s president, he says he needs more than western gratitude to hold off the russian hundreds of thank yous are not hundreds of tanks. also today, the white house told reporters the treasure department will designate the russian bogner group, mercenary fighters made up in part of russian convicts a trans national criminal organization comes day after we learned that c.i.a. director burns briefed president zelenskyy on how the spring russian offensive martin play out. lots to start o