passing covid relief through budget reconciliation? i support passing covid relief with support from republicans if we can get it but the covid relief has to pass. there s no if, ands or buts. no, if, ands or buts, as we are racing against the clock to get shots in arms as new variants of the virus are spreading. a big jump in vaccinations today, 1.7 million. 1.7 million today. you know what? that is beating president biden s increased goal of 1.5 million a day. but dr. fauci is warning that we need to vaccinate as many people as possible as quickly as possible, and says the virus is mutating right now in cities all across this country. what do we think is happening in other cities? i think what the underlying issues that are going on in california and los angeles very likely are taking place throughout the country. there s a lot going on. because tonight look at your screen. urgent manhunt under way. the suspect, a pipe bomb pipe bombs placed, excuse me, near t
good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is friday, october 29th. i m brianna keilar with john berman here. and chris cuomo is standing by in rome, where president biden is meeting with pope francis. they are discussing a range of issues, including poverty and the climate crisis. the climate crisis is at the heart of the biden agenda. it s where the biggest chunk of money is actually allocated now. there s no question the president and the white house still focused on getting that plan passed away a whirlwind and probably somewhat unfulfilling locations. that still hangs in the balance. that s not where the president is right now. he s in with the pope in this historic meeting. let s get right to chris cuomo outside st. peter s square. chris. even though, john, we don t know exactly what s happening, i have to believe the pope is not going to give advice to president biden to change the name of his spending bill. we are with cnn chief national
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