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Think this case is so important is because it involves people of colour. on many of these issues, we have been looking at priests and epstein and others and we know that abuse goes across all races, all ages and this is a way of learning that this is a way of learning that this is a problem also the people of colour. so i expect and we are working on legislation in congress to change the statutes of limitations, the barriers to go to court and also the ways in whichjudges deal with to court and ...

Get to know the communities. we need to understand what their needs are. you know, in particular with the hispanic population, were a group of many communities, right? so there is various countries kind of put together and we really have to go back to really understanding that there is differences. and, so, one thing that i do is clarify the message, right? so whos eligible? number one, our individuals that are 65 as you said before and that received the pfizer initial series six months ago. and...

Are going to ask experts about boosters, vaccines for kids, and i will see you again tomorrow night starting at 6:00 eastern. champions for change is next. the following is a cnn special presentation. ♪ >> all the changes happening now in the world can really feel unsettling but lots of people are harnessing the power of change. >> 12 cnn anchors set out to find the changemakers, the oning smashes down barriers and lifting up society. those are their stories. these are the champions for chan...

Think everyone has shown, all the studies have shown that there isnt some big abuse of these programs going on and to me its about how do we get the benefits out quickly to people and not actually put barriers in the way for the people who are most vulnerable and most need that assistance. >> senator manchin obviously represents west virginia, historically a coal mining state. he says a lot of the climate change provisions in the bill will hurt people in his state. >> i think this is going to be...

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The hispanic population, we are, you know, a group of many communities, right? so theres various countries kind -- kind of put together in -- and so, i think that we really have to go back to really understanding that theres differences. and so, i have -- you know, one thing that i do is clarify the message, right? so, who is eligible? number one, are individuals that are 65 as you said before. and that received the -- the pfizer initial series six months ago. and so, thats the number -- thats t...

Makes what i make doesnt, or makes what you make doesnt need free child care necessarily. >> right. the thing about that is, lets look at the rental assistance bill, just as an example. we had so many provisions in there to try to make sure that it was only the right people that needed to qualify, that the assistance never got out. i mean, it takes somebody three and a half hours to actually get through a form, and thats with help. so ultimately, the best thing we can do is make these programs u...

Prior to brexit? it is been those who would have been here prior to brexit?— prior to brexit? it is an important and hard-fought _ prior to brexit? it is an important and hard-fought concession, - prior to brexit? it is an important and hard-fought concession, but| prior to brexit? it is an important - and hard-fought concession, but 5000 and hard—fought concession, but 5000 will not be enough. i think it will have a lot of conditions as well, thatis have a lot of conditions as well, that is...

Broader point we have to stay vigilant because things that look race neutral often disproportionately harm communities of color and voter id laws can do that. >> how concerned are you about whether its midterms, 2022 or whether its the next presidential election that it will be more difficult for people to vote and that it will stand in the way of people exercising their right? >> thats an amazing question because i think part of the story that came out of 2020 people look at the historic turnou...

They might not make headlines but theyre smashing parry barriers and lifting hue manity up. like sean perry and we are hope bringing individualized mental health care to schools at no cost to the parents. here is alisyn camerota. >> when i walk out the door headed to work, knowing were literally saving and changing lives, thats the most powerful thing. >> reporter: in a rural community tucked between the border of vermont and new hampshire, the seeds of a mental health revolution are quietly bei...