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Your risk of your bubble bursting goes up and up. so were seeing children— goes up and up. so were seeing children who have had multiple weeks off school— children who have had multiple weeks off school this year, which is having — off school this year, which is having a _ off school this year, which is having a really difficult effect. what — having a really difficult effect. what is — having a really difficult effect. what is the best method going forward? there are some trials going...

>> laying the hours of sunday voting until the evening. which, coincidentally, or not no coincidentally by these republican legislatures, makes it harder for black churchgoers to participate in voter drives after sunday services. >> delaying sunday voting until the evening. what is he talking about? >> senator schumers wrong about the timing. there is a provision in the proposed texas elections bill that would impede souls to the polls drives by black churches. but it would require early voting ...

People across the board and many different industries who are hit because they couldnt go to work. this is going to prioritize the low income but it is going to affect everyone in the state. right now we know that theres still debate in the state legislature. once theyre done with that, thats when we should see a full plan presented in california. this is giving a lot of people a lot of relief today. >> thank you for that. next hour, federal reserve chairman jerome powell is expected to tell p...

Hours upon hours of being stuck in virtual classrooms. with no chance of seeing their friends or playing outside, many say it has left them feeling isolated and depressed. however, some families have been abandoned the megacity and embarked on a more rural life. as part of our education interrupted series, julie yoonnyung lee has been to meet them. freedom. after almost a year cooped up freedom. after almost a year cooped up inside a small inner city apartment, a 11—year—old is finally free ...

With no housing anti-discrimination laws to project trans people from being unfairly convicted or denied housing. >> in some places you are not guaranteed access to that. >> i have been through that. i couldnt go to the lbgtq shelter was im hiv positive. >> so you have employment. you have housing. cant even get to a shelter. and then the one thing i like to think about is public accomodation laws. >> it protects folks have being unfairly allowed service. and guess what? 23 states dont got them....

His first overseas trip and the white house says hell be calling with senators while hes gone to deal with infrastructure, which is not where you want to be as president when youre abroad. >> this weird nexus of the trip, the nexus and cicadas. >> i was wondering how you were going to make the segue. >> i think that was a smooth segue. the white house press corps, so they traveled in a separate plane, and they couldnt go. tell us what happened. >> so the white house press charter was the one tha...

Seeing an american flag on trucks belonging to trump supporters. flags on trucks. rob smith on the troubling message she had and the new york times is spinning is on this wednesday. world health organization advisory board member jamie metal on chinas as of cover-up on covid. two woke to work, why one employer stops hiring ivy league grads. my favorite story of the day. waffle house employees got together to help a coworker attend his high school graduation. couldnt go because he was going to ha...

Capital formation investment, plants, and equipments, jobs, family incomes and most remarkable deal for treasury secretary of the united states to do. it is absolute surrender. >> laura: and here is what transportation secretary, your old pal pete buttigieg said yesterday about this whole new global minimum tax deal. watch. >> we are going to end this race to the bottom by getting the g7 countries agreed to a global tax. >> so the idea of the corporations would pay 15% and couldnt go raise to an...

Injury on the job? >> well, in fact quite to the contrary. i retired at age 50 because i could at the time, but i had to. i couldnt go through a single day of work without a splitting headache. ive actually had a headache for three straight years. and the fact of the matter is, i was -- it was denied by the cia medical staff and cia seniors that anything happened to me. i left there at a certain time at 50 but with the clear understanding that my leadership who i trusted before didnt believe tha...

After rob put two bullets from his semi automatic pistol into emmett corrigan, one in his heart, one in his head. and over at the meridian police station, kandi hall, her clothes still covered in blood, was telling the first of several different versions of what happened in the parking lot. quite unprepared, of course, for the public torrent about to come down on her head. suddenly you are thrust into the public eye, big time. >> yes. >> reporter: as a jezebel, a woman at the center of a tawdry ...