the president said his guess is that russia s vladimir putin will move into ukraine because, quote: he has to do something. he suggested that a smaller incursion might face a less severe penalty but then tried to clear that up saying putin probably hasn t made up his mind yet and the consequences will be severe if he does invade ukraine. president biden blamed republicans for the lack of legislative success. he said build back better legislation will likely have to be broken up and passed in chunks. and he insisted he is not a socialist like bernie sanders. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight from the north lawn, good evening, jackie. good evening to you, bret. long overnight but what a press conference that was. the president began spotlighting what he sees as the president s achievements on jobs creation, lower lowering unemployment. expanding access to healthcare vaccinations and the covid relief and infrastructure laws. but the questions
110 years. the district attorney says that s too much time behind bars, but what do the survivors think? let s go out front. good evening. so good you are with me. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. out front tonight, breaking news. the cdc shortening its recommended kwarn teenage time for all americans who test foifbz for covid now saying people should isolate for five days instead of ten, as long as they don t have symptoms and also wear a mask around others for an digzle five days. that is also the quarantine guidance for those exposed to the virus who are not boosted. saying boosted individuals do not need to quarantine but should wear a mask for ten days after exposure and get tested on the fifg day. this comes just hours after president biden told the nation s governors on a conference call today, quote, we have to do better. wh when it comes to testing. do you know how tough it was for some folks to get a test this weekend, shows that we have more work to do. it s
your husband defended you. why do you want to speak out. horribly right now. you have to do what s right, what s important for our future general and future generations. escaped. throws the ball it s interpreted. the new orleans saints come to tampa and shockingly shut out the defending super bowl champs and tom brady. christmas christmas brian: that s not the biggest upset. i think the cardinals losing to the lions was the bigger upset. a little bit later you are going to see in a matter of moments somehow we are going to get to the second floor. i knew it cue ted, ted walks tout see the three of us and we are ready to walk out. carley: good morning. steve: ainsley is off this week. carley: much deserved week off for her because she has a beautiful daughter as well. steve: we don t deserve a week off? carley: you do as well. but now you have got to bear it with me. brian: we haven t seen you on tv in six minutes. carley: i woke up this morning i was like two hour
plus, the house finally passes the big bipartisan infrastructure bill. the motion is adopted. president biden gets a much-needed victory, even as democrats delay a vote on the larger social safety net bill. i don t think it s an exaggeration to suggest we took a monumental step forward as a nation. also, my interview with new zealand s prime minister jacinda ardern on china, america s place in the world and climate change. it s not enough to simply say we ll wait until everyone else does their bit. i ve heard that argument. we have to all do ours now, lest we all end up on a steep drop to the bottom. joining me is white house chief of staff, peter baker, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards, pbs newshour s chief correspondent amna nawaz, and former white house political director for george w. bush, sara fagen. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet
things is not like the other? it s way too early for this. good morning. it s way too early, the show that s brought to you by the letter a. it s monday, november 8th. let s start with the news. the key agenda item was passed in the senate earlier this year and moved to the house with some republican support late on friday. the president is calling the investment in america historic. finally, infrastructure week. i m so happy to say that, infrastructure week. folks, yesterday, i don t think it s an exaggeration to suggest we took a monumental step forward as a nation, but we re looking more forward to having shovels in the ground to begin rebuilding america, and for all of you at home who feel left behind and forgotten in an economy changing so rapidly, this bill is for you. president biden also took the moment to address progress on the other piece of his ageagend the build back better act. i m also proud that the house took a big step forward to pass my b