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Instead of chucking it away, theyre something really useful. i dont understand why it would just be children rather than grown—ups.| and grown—ups have more free time as well. - the arrival of covid last year means the nhs has been using more plastic. so pre—covid, we were using about 300 masks a day, just for theatres mostly, and then covid struck and that increased to 10,000 a day. this machine is being tipped as the answer. it melts masks and tray wraps, and can reach temperatures of ov...

It doesnt include childcare funding. one of the barriers that working families, particularly women, experience in being able to return to the workforce. it doesnt include the extension of the child-tax credit, which is a cut for the majority of middle-class families. in my district, 97% of families with children receive that child-tax cut which is about $3,000 per child, per family. and it doesnt include paid leave and so many other elements. and so, yes, we need the bipartisan infrastructure de...

How is that too big? >> i dont think its too big. im happy for them to do it. >> yeah. >> look, here is what needs to change on the border. anybody who is down there sees it this way, okay. yes, you need your physical barriers, you need your cameras, you need your sensors, you need all the various technologies to deal with the border and the integrity of this thing. we were never a wall away. it was never a panacea. but it is part of an equation of barriers and ways to detect who comes across. b...

Violence as conservative groups plan to demonstrate on behalf of the january 6 defendants. >> the threat level of the capitol, protective barriers going up. >> we are on watch for any potential early unrest ahead of this twisted rally tomorrow in support of those who attacked the capitol. >> only a couple hundred protesters showed up. far outnumbered by journalists in law apartment officers. that left cnn suited up with plenty of airtime. >> we have a team of correspondents covering every angle....

Successes that she has had. >> as someone who has fought as hard as she fought and broken down the barriers shes broken down believes you can do this too, then you can. >> i just feel a sense of wanting, a sense of desire to pay it forward or pay it back to the next generation that is up and coming. >> this is -- it is an initiative that is kind of just been born, you know. it is sort of a new kid on the block, john, but im really excited about what theyre doing because whats clear is that there...

Noted, im an irishman, looking for those leads for your, and since may have sacrificed some of those links with europe for a headline in the uk. brycejohnson will welcome that, but how much does it mean they will continue to be successful beyond the un general assembly now in the glasgow summit in november? this is the direction — glasgow summit in november? this is the direction of _ glasgow summit in november? this is the direction of travel, _ glasgow summit in november? this is the directi...

Funded by the arts and humanities research council which is part of the uk research and investment so this is a major infrastructural investment in the museums, galleries, libraries and archives sector it is about looking at how we can break down barriers between collections. so how can we make sure people can search between lots of different collections? and we have just been awarded one of the five grants and our one is looking specifically at industrial collections and are working with nation...

Our special series, "champions for change," and we are spotlighting everyday people who dont make headlines, necessarily, but they are smashing barriers. they are lifting up humanity. sylvia hernandez is changing lives through food. in my hometown of denver, colorado, where she helped create the heritage food incubator, a special restaurant where immigrant and refugee women are celebrating their culture and cooking up new careers. ♪ >> i can hire you. >> oh, gosh. >> sylvia is somebody whos la...

And host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. [cheers] >> the capitol protest had been behind for weeks. media warning of possible violence. conservative groups planned to demonstrate on math of the january 6th defendants they say are being mistreated. >> the threat level at the capitol with protective barriers going back up ahead of another pro-trump rally. >> we are on watch for any potential early unrest ahead of this twisted rally tomorrow in support of those who attacked our capitol. >> onl...

Change, were spotlighting every day people who dont make the headlines but still smash barriers and lift us all up. >> so my champion is named sean perry and hes started an organization called "we are hope." i went to vermont to see how that group is bringing mental health care to school kids at no cost to parents. >> when i walk out of the door and im headed to work, knowing that we are literally saving and changing lives, that is the most powerful thing. >> in a rural community, tucked between...