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Hello on this monday and thanks for being with me, we begin with light at the end of the tunnel, the u.s. may finally be turning of corner on the pandemic, as of today almost 60% of all u.s. adults have received at least one covid vaccine dose according to the cdc and covid cases are dropping across the

According to the latest tally, 361 bills restricting voting had been introduced in 47 states as of march 24 and more have been added. i want to be clear, not everyone is a republican state. all of that is true. it is also true that some new restrictions could have a big impact on minority voting specifically and front and center on many of these bills and some of which already become law. republicans tried to change the law? >> this was a massive fraud. >> i continue to strongly believe that we ...

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W whats preventing schools from reopening in the fall? lets talk with bianna golodryga about that. >> reporter: shes spent every school day here. >> it was very important for me to get her back in school. >> reporter: equally important was that her schedule has allowed her mother, charlene, to maintain hers. >> i work as a physician office specialist, so i work five days a week. >> reporter: parents in south carolina have had the option to send their children for five-day-a-week in-person learni...

Competition. i want to set the record straight. i think carson does a great job, bishop does a great job. we are going to try to entertain you, and there is room for everybody, and may the best man win. >> "the merv griffin show" really cuts into joey bishops audience in a big way. >> and when joey bishop didnt work, lets good a little younger and maybe a little new york. >> ladies and gentlemen, dick cavett! >> dick cavett was our first intellectual. on television. >> im dick cavett. funnier th...

-sounds great. -sure does. shouldnt something, you know, wacky be happening right now? we thought people could use a break. weve all been through a lot this year. -that makes sense. -yeah. so... ♪ nows not a good time 3/5ths of nsync. are you sure? you have us booked all day. -read the room, guys. -yeah. right? we learned that colonial pipeline shut down by russian hackers three days ago is aiming to restore service with by the

Americans ban in jac considered switching. they may think, i dont want to go back to that low wage job. maybe i want to do something new for a living. >> by the way, its not mutually exclusive. it may give you the security or time to change jobs and that may or may not be a bad thing either. harry enon, thank you very much. lets discuss it with al franken. host of the al franken podcast. senator, thank you so much for being with us. when you hear republicans starting to cutdownless benefits in...

Welcome back to cnn "newsroom." i am robyn curnow. the white house is set for a major push this week aimed at drumming up support for joe bidens infrastructure plan. the republicans have already declared the package to be too big, and the president has met

I went home and picked a guitar up and started strumming through it and immediately i just started crying. marvin gaye wrote this song 50 years ago and nobody listened? no one heard it. it was at that moment t it hurts to sing those words. >> i think the next generation has the power to absolutely change this world because they dont give a damn. they see something thats wrong and they point it out. thats aurpose. >> black people have awoken in a way we have not seen before. not in my lifetime. >...

In come the smart alecs. meet the always provocative david letterman. >> letterman was always a