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
very good monday morning to you. i m jim sciutto. i m erica hill. new this morning, the white house now circulating a memo trying to convince president biden s own party to support the bipartisan infrastructure deal and his $3.5 billion budget deal, critical to his agenda. a democratic congresswoman calling this a, quote, week from hell as lawmakers face key votes on both bills as well as, don t forget, the looming debt ceiling debate deadline. a big week for democrats, possibly make or break. today we ll see a test vote in the senate on the debt limit as well as government funding, congress working to stave off a shutdown. if borrowing is not increased by friday this week, the u.s. could default on its debt, spelling disaster for millions of americans. congress has been up to the break many times before and has not gone over it. we were supposed to see a house vote on infrastructure today, but speaker pelosi forced to delay that until thursday, giving her a few deays to
visiting congressional delegation said he went to ukraine for three reasons, weapons, weapons, and weapons. the situation in ukraine is described as apocalyptic, hell on earth and morally dangerous but escape routes are big bombs and residents who do stay face constant showing and desperate living conditions. and if all of that were not bad enough the threat of nuclear war remains let s turn to trey yingst live in kyiv with the latest. good evening and major development tonight as ukrainian president zelenskyy says around 100 civilians have been evacuated from the steel plant in the southern besieges city of mariupol we do know that more people are expected to leave in the coming hours and days. what does follow a statement by russia s defense ministry indicated nearly 50 people from around this area were allowed to evacuate. there are an estimated 1000 residents around the steel plant in 2000 ukrainian soldiers inside. now the united nations continues to push russia for th
i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric hello everyone i m arthel neville. president zelensky announced a plan bidding yesterday it is the first american delegation especially once the defense secretary arrives, to be on ukrainian soil since the war began. that meeting is one of several big stories we are following this hour over in france, projections show voters have reelected president emmanuel macron for a second term paid his far right challenger marine le pen conceded about two hours ago back at home the search for missing soldier for the third day he went missing friday after jumping into the rio grande river to save to migrants who appear to be drowning. authorities say those migrants are suspected of drug runners from mexico. will have more stories on that story in a moment but right now are going to get the latest from ukraine, trey yingst is live in kyiv. arthel good afternoon per the reports of those critical u.s. officials here on the ground in kyiv come
and can show you, it s very clear. omicron really changed the infection rates among children. it was sort of bouncing along there for some time. then when you got over the last month or so it really skyrocketed up. it s starting to come down now and people will pay attention to that and say what s happening in terms of their own willingness to get their own children vaccinated. but it s pretty clear when you look at some of these early trial results. we ll see what the fda specifically says, but when you look at some of the early trial results in terms of providing immunity for these children under the age of 5, the vaccine can be very effective. it can help prevent infection and potentially help prevent some of the long-term symptoms that we talk about as well. yeah. we said at the top, it could end the pandemic or this phase of the pandemic only if people take it. it will only have a public health impact if kids take it or parents let their kids take it. not 20% like we r