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Their two-year-old. >> reporter: at ellis, two-third of the kids have subsidized tuition base. without that help, lindsey grahams healthcare for three-year-old aryelle would cost more than her rent. >> when youre putting that much money into daycare, what am i going to have saved up? how am i going to afford a house one day? >> reporter: and yet, aleathia graham knows shes lucky to have it. ellis has a waiting list more than double its enrollment. mark strassmann, cbs news, boston. >> jiang: and...

>> jiang: now to the skyrocketing cost of child care. according to a new study by lending tree, the average annual cost is up 41% since the start of the pandemic, impacting more than just young parents. cbs mark strassmann shows us who else is paying the price. >> do you show everyone how you wash your hands? >> reporter: for cassandra dalesandro, little gavins ainfection softens the squeeze of a broken system-- the cost of daycare in america. at one point taking almost half this architects afte...

Is not seeing it that way. >> reporter: child care is becoming a luxury. if you can afford it, if you can find it. >> if we dont have safe places to send our kids, how do you expect us to go to work? >> reporter: to millions of women, heres the answer: you cant. mark strassmann, cbs news, topeka, kansas. >> odonnell: i hope our reporting is a wake-up call. still ahead on tonights "cbs evening news," why there is crying in baseball tonight. and queen elizabeths comeback from covid. do you take as...

Pattern could be for next week, almost an identical forecast for this week offering up severe weather in each and every one of those days. >> odonnell: lets turn to the covid pandemic. moderna is asking the f.d.a. to authorize a fourth covid shot. but unlike the additional booster that pfizer hopes to roll out, just for seniors, modernas could be targettedly at a much larger group. heres cbs mark strassmann. >> reporter: authorization for a second booster. moderna wants that from the f.d.a. and ...

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Most adults. now the bad news: an omicron subvariant, ba.2, has spiked in europe, which health experts say often foreshadows a rise in cases in the u.s. supporters argue a fourth shot could be timely. one study shows modernas half-dose booster had waning antibody levels and protection against infection after six months. other studies showed antibodies from pfizers full-dose booster waned after three or foremonths. a new cbs news poll shows that americas covid concern is at its lowest point in tw...

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