Americans as Unemployment Benefits to protect workers at the height of this pandemic expire today. 7. 5 million people are set to lose their jobless benefits this week. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh Today saying states can choose to use other funds to extend those benefits. Weve allowed governors across the country if they need to to look at using Cares Money excuse me, Rescue Money if they need to. The rate is different all across the country. Its about how do we continue to get the economy back and running. Meanwhile millions struggling to find work. Many will soon face the reality of losing their housing as the Supreme Court struck down president Bidens Eviction Mary tore yum extension. Lets talk about this. Marie ya, her memoir is once i was you, and back with us, susan del percio. Im going to start with you. Finally ive been getting out and about. I was in arizona, mississippi where the Delta Variant is just on fire. Im thinking about the people most affected and the fact that they
high school near pontiac michigan this week. shimon prokupecz is on the ground for us. we re waiting for the prosecutor so lay this out. four counts against the parents of the shooter involuntary manslaughter. what more do we know? yeah. that is what the court complaint, the criminal charges that have now been filed with the courthouse here, that say that both jennifer and james crumbley, the parents of the alleged shooter, have been charged with four counts each of homicide, involuntary manslaughter, that relates obviously to the four people who died in the shooting. this is, obviously, a huge development. the prosecutors and investigators have been investigating the parents since almost immediately after the shooting, learning immediately that the weapon that was used in the attacks was purchased by the father just four days, just four days before the shooting. and so that is something that they have revealed. they ve revealed that early on in the investigation. there is
protest august of last year. rittenhouse is on trial for five felonfelonies, if found gu of most serious, he will spend the rest of his life in prison. and shimon prokupecz is outside the courthouse. what have we heard from the jury so far? reporter: one night this morning they said that they needed copies of the jury instructions. of course there was a lot of confusion during the time that the judge was reading the instructions to the jury, but they are asking for specific information from the instructions. they are asking for pages one to six, some of which has to deal with the self-defense argument by the defendant and then the provocation instruction which the prosecutor asked for on friday, asking for this charge. there were arguments over it and then the judge agreeing to give this instruction to the jury. this was a big win for the prosecution to have this instruction given to the jury. so we can kind of see how the jury perhaps is working through the law, working
trump s former chief of staff, does he want to be like steve bannon? why his loyalty to the defeated former president also could land him in court. plus, tis the season for a shortage of stuff. what if everything you need this holiday season is the next tickle-me-elmo? welcome to the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper. we begin in the politics lead. moments ago, president biden wrapped up the first stop of his infrastructure bill road tour stopping at one of new hampshire s crumbling bridges which has been on the red list for poor conditions for years. now the president says help is on the way. what is still in limbo, the other more expensive part of biden s big legislative agenda. nearly $2 trillion social safety net bill. the build back better act. we ll talk to the chair of the congressional progressive caucus, pramila jayapal, in just a minute. first, kaitlan collins has new reporting about when that bill might come to a floor vote in the house. president
but that s what s so great about america and having a president who believes someone like me should be standing here. on behalf of local 86 in seattle and union workers everywhere, for the faith he s placing in us, i am honored to introduce the 46th president of the united states, joe biden. [ applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you, heather. thank you. thank you. joe! joe! joe! joe! joe! well, thank you. heather, you thought you were surprised you re standing here. jill was very surprised i m standing here. well, heather, thank you for the introduction. i can t look over here because the sun is shining in my eyes but all this crowd over here, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you ve done. look, thanks for sharing this day with us. why this day matters to you and our fellow your fellow iron workers and families and you explained it well. for all the folks at home, i know this day matters to you as well. i know you re tired of the bicke