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Hypertension and other chronic illnesses that have impacted our community. one of the things were struggling with is how to do this sort of repositioning of people and not compromise other parts of the system even further. but people is a big part of it. we are looking at processes. and i think a big opportunity here in terms of process is how do we get these over-the-counter kits into more homes. getting the 25 million of these into fairly qualified health centers is a big step in that directio...

Disembarkation as quickly as possible in a place where they can be safe. however, we realised also in the past these processes take a very long time and we demand actually that they go quicker and quicker in the future. lets get some of the days other news. france has introduced a new law which bans plastic packaging on most fresh fruit and vegetables. more than a third of the products were thought to have been wrapped in plastics until now, totalling an estimated one billion items of single—u...

Argument that this is an illegitimate investigation with no real legislative purpose. and twice courts have knocked down that argument. >> and we will see what they do this time. whitney wild, thank you. >> all right. lets bring in cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem. you tweeted this article, after the january 6th attacks, almost a year ago, saying this. as we gear up for 1/6 anniversary coverage, reposting my take then, many criticized this for calling trump leader of a terror moveme...

Joined by our "washington post" national security reporter. thank you for being with us. and sahill, capitol police trying to get out in front of this. here are the security improvements, what weve done to make things betters what have you seen in action on the ground? >> reporter: hallie, one of the things weve seen, more aggressive about use of a fence to rope off the place when they receive threats. not the case january 6th and made it easier for rioters to come in and attack the building. th...

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>> well, i think its one step to try to make the tests more available to people, but you have to be able to sort of get through and navigate that system. i just think that making them more available rather than having to go through the urld h of health insurance may help folks that are not as, for example, digitally literally. if youre someone who has asked for a gym exemption in the past from health insurance, you know that some of them dont require intricate processes and fax machines. and to ...

17 million low wage workers. you talk about 4 million people getting healthcare they dont have it. talk about millions of home healthcare workers getting $15 living wage and paid leave. talking about 32 million people if you pass $15 living wage. being raised from poverty. to a living wage. and when you talk about voting rights you talk about 56 million people. who used processes in 2020 if we allow voter suppression to continue. they no longer have the access. we need to keep it together. put p...

Of you, is the degree of emphasis on the functioning of american democracy and if he can bring you in, youre editor in chief of vice uk i wonder if you have observed the story whether this marks a broader shift in generous interest in how democracy functions and how thats described to their audiences? i think it reflects a shift in the us but i think that contrasting that with whats been happening in the uk we still very much have a media focusing on the individual last year and you can contrast...

Visit nomalizo leah tutu. afterward some journalist asked will it be a category one funeral? i said of course, but with religious characteristics, and may i say that today you may well have written another chapter in government orders and processes of what a category one funeral with religious characteristics is. thank you very much, i havejust seen it for myself. if archbishop desmond tutu were here, he would have said, hey, hey, why are you looking so glum? so unhappy? he would have wanted to

Concerns about the flaws with the commission structure, their institutional bias, along with a desire to have candidates compete on a level playing field. this move is expected to be voted on by committee members when the rnc holds their winter meeting early next month in salt lake city. the mob, the media are melting down, totally distraught over the push for balance in presidential debates. joy behar at the view tweeting "are they afraid their candidates cant keep up? bloomberg writer tom obri...