Kareem abduljabbar standing by to discuss this landmark ruling. Welcome. I m wolf blitzer, and you re in the situation room. Let s begin with the biden agenda. Truly at a cross roads right now. Kaitlyn collins is covering it all for us. Some truly important negotiations are happening right now. Update our viewers. What can you tell us? yeah, wolf. This is between the group of bipartisan senators behind this latest infrastructure proposal that is circulating around capitol hill. They are meeting behind closed doors right now as we speak. And of course they are still in disagreement with the white house over one major aspect of this bill, which is how to pay for it. It is also a blueprint that is pinning the more moderate democrats in their party against the more liberal wing of the democratic party. It is the start of a kricritica week for president biden s agenda. The white house is facing a new hurdle tonight on infrastructure as a new bipartisan agreement is coming under fire from pr
Again, for now. In its biggest decision of the term. What it means and what it doesn t, also ahead. Welcome to a pretty busy thursday. Meet the press daily i m chuck todd. The reaction continues to spill in upholding obama care. The third time that the roberts court has upheld the law, but a ruling that will not save the law from future attempts to undermine it perhaps. We will have a lot more on that story coming up in the hour. But we ll begin with some major decisions facing president biden. Fresh off his diplomatic swing through europe and his meeting with putin he now faces what you could call some urgent domestic diplomacy here at home at least inside the democratic coalition. As the white house faces increasing pressure from progressives to abandon talks with republicans, a group of 21 senators from sort of the center of this current u. S. Senate, 11 republicans and 10 democrats say that they ve come to an agreement on a framework for a deal on infrastructure. That s 20% of the
Deliberations. We want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. I m wolf blitzer. You re in the situation room. Let s go straight to our senior white house correspondent phil mattingly in england. President biden has wrapped up the first full day of his first overseas trip. Tell our viewers what did he accomplish. Reporter: that meeting today was focused on the relationship between the u. S. And the united kingdom. Obviously there were political and personal differences that have been made clear between president biden and u. K. Prime minister boris johnson, but those were nowhere to be seen throughout the day as the two leaders focused on strengthening the historic ties between the two nations. Tonight, president biden starting off a week of critical meetings with foreign leaders with an effort to reinvigorate the special relationship. This is the first time as president of the united states. Absolutely thrilled to see you. Reporter: biden sitting down with br
cyber attack, publicly acknowledged in september. you might recall that was a massive cyber breach of u.s. companies and different u.s. government agencies. the united states, for the first time today, formally named the russian foreign intelligence service, svr, as the perpetrator of the solarwinds attack and the biden administration revealed new details about russia s interference in the 2016 election. the u.s. now disclosing what has long been suspected but never stated outright by the u.s. government, that russian agent constantin kilimnik, that he gave that information to russian intelligence services. former president trump, you might recall, denied and downplayed russia s actions and pardoned manafort for separate offenses. a very different approach regarding russia than that of biden s predecessor. reporter: harsh and wide-ranging punishments from the biden administration against russia, an aggressive response to russian interference in u.s. elections and their rece
but some people reportedly threw bottles and other objects at police and others attempting to breach the security fence that s been established outside the police station. officials later declared that part of the situation a riot and about 100 people were arrested. there are also demonstrations in chicago after body cam video was released showing a police officer chasing down and shooting adam toledo, a 13-year-old boy. the protesters who were peaceful are demanding overhauls to the city s police force. we should warn you, this following video is disturbing. the footage from 2:30 in the morning on march 29th shows eric stillman responding to a call of shots fired. after pulling over, stillman starts chasing toledo down the alley. he slams into somebody, then continues his pursuit. he shouts for toledo to drop his weapon, stop and show his hands. he appears to follow those instructions. stillman tells toledo to drop it and fires his gun. stillman calls for backup and officers