cnn s suzanne malveaux is in washington with more on when that might happen. reporter: well, democratic lawmakers are moving forward and getting the biden agenda moving forward towards a vote. there is a potential snag here, if you will. the goal was and the announcement was made that this vote on both of these bills could happen as early as tuesday. that, being a vote on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, as well as the $1.75 trillion economic package that they would go together. well now, we are hearing my colleague daniella diaz, quoting here, house democratic leadership aide, a potential delay here. saying we have made extensive progress on prescription drugs and other key initiatives which were not included in the text posted to rules on thursday. at this point, we will need additional time to craft language, and get final agreement with all parties involved.
out of the summits in relationship to climate. a relieved investigation says in chilling detail the missed warning signs that support the january 6th insurrection. one of the most striking warnings came when trump supporters were discussing online how to sneak guns in washington to overrun police and tipsters offered specifics. they used code words such as pick axe to describe guns and meeting the day before the joint session. on one side they mentioned senator mitt romney as a target. now according to the post, tips about extremist groups came pouring into security agencies during the weeks ahead of the
dropping poll numbers back home mainly over his stalled agenda in congress. he was asked about that on sunday. take a listen. i didn t run to determine how well i m going to do in the polls. i ran to make sure i would follow through what i said i would do as the president of the united states. i said i would make sure we were in a position where we dealt with climate change, where we ruled in a direction that was significantly improved the prospects of american workers being they have good jobs and good pay and, further, i would make sure that we dealt with the crisis that was caused by covid. president s economic agenda got a boost sunday when most house progressives said they re likely to support the bills when they come up for a vote. cnn s suzanne malveaux is in washington. reporter: democratic lawmakers are moving forward towards a vote. there is a potential snag here, if you will.
opening som opening comments of the nuclear threat summit. as soon as it gets started, we will take you there live. if you are wondering why this is such a big deal, we are talking about 36 heads of state and delegations from ten countries converging there on washington, d.c. well be following, obviously, this summit throughout the afternoon. president obama, the world host and the negotiator, but, is this the right emphasis for the white house. after all, jobs, the economy, still issue number one with the american people. not nuclear threats. cnn white house correspondent, suzanne malveaux is in washington as we are watching this unfold. suzanne, that s always the moment that everybody wants to see who is there and what exactly could be accomplished. what do you think we can expect to hear from the president in his remarks? kyra, it is a very good question. a lot of people are wondering, creating jobs, that really is the number one concern for ma
ranks of catholic clergymen with one outspoken pastor taking an extreme position regarding the ongoing priest sex abuse scandal. he s suggesting that the pope should step aside. father james cahill in his own words. to not have myopic obedience from me like the myopic obedience of soldiers for hitler, and yet this church has remained patently silent about this. the pope should step down if he s not prepared to embrace the truth relative to this matter. no immediate reaction from the vatican s press office on behalf of the pope, though father scale s bishop is calling the comments unfortunate. we start with the nuclear summit going on in washington. world leaders gathering to talk about threats, real and imagined. 47 world leaders are there at the urging of president obama to