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Label to johnson & johnsons vaccine for a possible link to a rare nerve syndrome. it is imperative to note that federal officials have identified 100 suspected cases of this syndrome out of more than 12.8 million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine that have been administered here in the u.s. how much of a concern is this? >> i dont think its that much of a concern actually, ayman. this is the problem, perception trumps reality. guillain-barre syndrome, this unexpected -- you cant really pred...

End partisan political gerrymandering. last month, republicans opposed even debating, even considering for the people act. senate democrats stood united to protect our democracy and the sanctity of the vote. we must pass the for the people act. its national imperative. we must also fight for the john lewis fighting rights advancement act to restore -- [ applause ] to restore and expand voting protection. to prevent voter suppression. all the congresswomen and men here, theres a bunch of you. you...

End partisan political gerrymandering. last month republicans opposed even debating even considering for the peoples act. we must pass the for the people act. its a national imperative. we must also invite for the joho lewis advancement act to restore and expand. explore and expand voting protections and prevent voter te suppression. all the congresswomen and men here who are a bunch of, you knew john many of you. just weeks ago supreme court yet again weakened the voting rights act and upheld w...

District map and in partisan political gerrymandering. last month, republicans opposed even debating, even considering the for the people act. senate democrats stood united to protect our democracy and the sanctity of the vote. we must pack the for the people act. its a national imperative. we must also fight for thejohn imperative. we must also fight for the john lewis imperative. we must also fight for thejohn lewis voting rights expansion act to restore and expand... expansion act to restore ...

Why protecting voting rights is so important. the white house has really framed this as a moral imperative that the country needs to pursue. and one white house official this morning was specifically saying that the president would call out those efforts in republican-led states to enact voting changes. the white house -- the president would say they reflect the most egregious attempts to harm the integrity of our democracy since the civil war. the president is expected to push back in that as h...

Some of that must be used to help struggling families. help experts say is key to getting back. >> in terms of fueling our economic growth, care is an imperative. >> if you think cost of chilled care is high, what about the cost of rental or a house payment? next hour, ill talk to someone in idaho here cant afford to rent or buy in his own city even with a government job. everybody has a favorite spot to sit in their home. were going live to hollywood to set up for one of the tv shows. well go...

Well keep you ready for whats next. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. nearly 300 texas residents showed up to the state capitol yesterday to voice their opinion on the state fight over voting rights. for more than 12 hours citizens on both sides of the aisle expressed thoughts on the proposed gop voter restriction bill some opposing it some supporting i...

President. saddam attacked. and the coalition forces that were protecting the iraqi kurds, in that part of northern iraq, they bugged out. they left. and the reasons for that and the consequences of that are dark and complex. and thats a longer story. but in the immediate moment, in 1996 when that happened, the u.s. realized that it had a big, short-term, simple, urgent, moral, and strategic catastrophe on their hands. because in the five years since poppy bushs gulf war with the kurds rising up...

Places to send thousands of translators until they can be brought to the u.s. our richard engel spoke to one translator who was part of more than 150 combat operations but he says hes been waiting four years to get his visa approved. you see him there, richard looked at all the paperwork. take a listen to what he told richard. >> reporter: you helped the u.s., now the u.s. needs to help you. >> yep. >> reporter: simple as that. >> yeah, yeah. right now, we need help, so u.s. army, the u.s. gover...

Which is that the u.s. had ended up hiring and allying with a lot of individual iraqi kurds. individual iraqi kurds were brought on, locally, as interpreters and translators which, of course, is crucial work. they were brought onboard as drivers and support staff. of all kinds. there -- there was a few thousand of them who had directly helped u.s. and coalition personnel in northern iraq over those troubled-five years. and when the iraqi dictator, saddam hussein, decided he was going to send 40,...