Two big stories breaking tonight, John Berman here in Foranderson.

One is on the question of kids in COVID vaccines, namely whether to grant emergency use authorization

for children under 12 just yet.

That's what an FDA panel is discussing and today the talk was contentious.

At least 314 children have died of COVID, but one panel member is counseling caution.

He joins us tonight, shortly, along with our own Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

The other breaking story is a deal on infrastructure and just what to make of it.

In a nutshell, $578 billion in new money over present spending in no tax hikes to pay for

it.

It's the product of a bipartisan group of Senate negotiators and precisely because of

how fragile bipartisan anything can be in Washington, there's reason to be skeptical

about what happens next.

So joining us now, CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash, host of CNN State of the Union

and Dana, you've been working the phones and I understand you have some brand new details

on the group of senators involved.

What kind of compromise they reach to how big it is?

Well, you know, we don't have the actual paper, so to speak, of the details of this deal.

But the fact that we do have that statement, John, from five Democrats and five Republicans

saying full stop, they have a deal, I know the bar is pretty low these days here in Washington,

but that is a big deal.

And why that is a big deal is following.

First of all, because we don't see and hear a lot of bipartisanship, you know, these

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