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Spotlighting every day people who dont make headlines but break barriers and lift humanity up. todays champion is civilian hernandez, changing lives through food. one of my favorite ways to change a life. she created a special restaurant in denver, colorado, where women and refugee immigrants are using their cultural heritage to launch careers. ana cabrera has more. >> i can hire you. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: sylvia is somebody whos larger than life. she just radiates a spirit that you want to ...

Home. it is a moment our world can celebrate. all we need to do is look up and see how far weve come. congrats to all of them. well, heads up all next week on cnn our special champions for change series will spotlight every day people who dont make headlines but still smash barriers and inspire others to do the same. >> join your favorite cnn anchors for a special week. >> immigrants enrich our country, can theyre proving it. >> sharing stories of change makers. >> this is one of the most devast...

Evacuate. ♪ my god my savior ♪ >> in riverside, california, here, 20-year-old corporal kareem na cuey, whose pastor said he died doing what he loved, helping people. president biden set to address the u.n. general assembly this week. what is his message to world leaders going to be? we have a preview next. also, be sure to catch cnns champions for change series this week for stories that spotlight everyday people who dont make headlines but still inspire others. >> join your favorite cnn...

Not there from the president and others. >> elie, areva, thank you both. see you soon. trumps big lie alive and well with republicans in pennsylvania. state lawmakers trying to launch a review into the 2020 election and they are subpoenaing voters personal information to do it. thats next. first, all next week on cnn our special champions for change series spotlighting everyday people who dont make headlines but still smash barriers and inspire others to do the same. here is a quick preview. >...

How things are now. people may not know the number nine justices, thats not set in stone. that can be changed by congress. the question is are democrats going to have the political will to do that? democrats control the house, the senate, the white house right now. if they were willing to change the filibuster rules, they could do something about it. but thus far the political will is just not there from the president and others. >> elie, areva, thank you both. ill see you soon. appreciate it. ...

>> reporter: her back is broken. she probably wont ever walk again but nobody has the heart to tell her. she still has dreams of being a doctor. shes here with her sister whose son was also injured. much of western mosul has been physically destroyed. people are dying every day. coalition air strikes, mortars, sniper shots, isis explosions. deaths that dont make headlines. the population is emotionally shattered. and they are haunted by the ghosts of those who are gone. hodot doesnt know her mot...

>> reporter: her back is broken. she probably wont ever walk again, but no one has the heart to tell her. and she still has dreams of being a doctor. shes here with her sister, whose son was also injured. much of western mosul has been physically destroyed. people are dying every day. coalition air strikes, mortars, sniper shots, isis explosions, deaths that dont make headlines. its population is emotionally shattered. and theyre haunted by the ghosts of those who are gone. hodat doesnt know her...

The ones that dont make headlines, especially those, will constrain what they can do. last week, we had cory robin on our show, whose new book makes a provocative argument that the core of conservatism emancipates the lower orders. at one point, he gave this as an example. >> the national labor relations board recently issued a ruling saying that all ployeemployers to post a notice informing employees of their basic union rights, just information. the employer lobbies have lobbied ferociously ...

Government is at its most potent and insidious. when you can martial citizen power to push for a new bill, that diminishes the power of some corporate interests. once the legislation is passed and the coalition assembled to advocate for it has disband, the 1% keeps fighting, work over the regulators who write the rules and block nominees to crucial bodies. they are most affected manipulating the rules of government that dont attract the attraction of the 99%. when they are about to issue a regul...

Even bring that up. bill: theyre going to roll this again and again. by the way, halloween is full of surprises! and i just want you to know that karen henretty is now ready. we plugged everything into the wall, shes the former nrcc communications director and karen, good morning to you. >> good morning! bill: thank you for joining our discussion here. >> sure. bill: i think the point in this and a bigger picture is that the white house has the bigger mega phone. and i dont know how much the ame...