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Critical of georgias new voting law as were many democratic lawmakers and pundits. here is senior national correspondent rich edson. >> georgia voters, including candidates, are breaking early voting records. the georgia secretary of state says as of thursday morning, nearly 400,000 voters took advantage of early in person poll hours. at the same point in 2018, 225,000 had done so. this years early voting trails 2020s presidential election by only about 15,000 ballots. democratic nominee stacey ...

They expect 225,000 claims, its at about 100,000 claims, thats great news, because a lot of small insurance claims the insurance company goes out of business. so but, again, theyll have to shore-up that state-funded insurance company of last resort and then comes the moral question of how often are you going to spread that risk around to people or a kind of place if you want to live in paradise you take all the risk that will make a wealth gap even more extreme so just the rich folks can go ther...

Are only 37 days away from the midterm elections. the polls have tightened, voters are paying attention, and very soon, early voting in key states will begin. today, we are continuing our series of conversations with the president of the divine nine, with international president of fly beta sigma fraternity incorporated. fly beta significantly incorporated was founded at howard university in 1914, by three black men who wanted to exemplify brotherhood, scholarship, and service. their motto, cult...

Still possible for hundreds of thousands of refugees from europe, the united states of america, the land of migrants, of at least the idea, did not make it easy for them to come in. we did let in 225,000 people, more than any other sovereign nation. but jake, we could have let in five times that many and we didnt. because of rampant anti-semitism and lack of political will and racism and xenophobia, and immigration laws that put quotas that made is very, very hard and a state department that kep...

Foreigners and then we pass anti immigration laws in 1925 with very restrictive quotas from areas, countries with particularly large populations of jews and end up creating this unnecessary bottleneck that is going to make it a legally difficult to bring these people in. while we brought in 225,000 refugees from hitlers war on jews, more than any other sovereign nation, even if we filled the quotas, we could have brought in five times as many. >> also in the documentary, you flash forward to the...

Americans -- give us your tires -- or another poem that said, oh liberty, white goddess, is it well to keep the gates unguarded? meaning, close them, we do not want to be replaced by this influx of foreigners. and then we passed anti immigration laws in 1925 with very restrictive quotas from areas, countries that have particularly large populations of jews, and we end up creating this unnecessary bottleneck that is going to make it legally difficult to bring these people in. so while we brought ...

Federal policies. ashley, let me share this with you, this is a statement "head start covid-19 requirements will apply to over 1 million children and 225,000 staff members and teachers, thats to quantify this problem. i mentioned in the outset, youre floridas attorney general but youre a mother. first, from your perspective as a mother, i mean, i cant imagine sending my kid today with his face covered. >> well, thats why i was so passionate about pushing back on this in court. when i heard that ...

Worked low-paying jobs and had no savings to fall back on when times got tough. >> according to research the number of homeless people over 55 is expected to spike to 225,000 in the next four years nationwide. up from 170,000 in 2017. thats a 32% jump. >> i mean this is an age, a time in ones life that should be defined by stability. >> that is what you would think. >> teresa smith started dreams for change, an organization that helps the homeless by providing jobs and safe parking for those wit...

Pregnancy or due to childbirth. so its a very scary set of circumstances in the event we dont pass this ballot proposal, and honestly, if my opponent wins the election. >> what happens there? because this might be on the ballot, this measure will likely be on the ballot to make abortion rights, protected by the michigan constitution. but you are on the ballot, governor whitmer is on the ballot. tell me how those two things square. lets say the ballot measure winds, but your opponents come in, an...

Face is £100 million of additional costs. that works out on average £500,000 shortfall for every hospice in the country. these figures come from hospice uk. the way they have to meat that is through public donations or fundraising. to meat that is through public donations orfundraising. the prices for everything are going up, from energy to fuel, staff to go and visit patients who are at home and also the wages to try to attract and retain care workers, which we know there is a shortage of any...