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Legislation. of course this is why the narrow democratic majorities in the house and senate are very important here. several members, democrats alone have expressed opposition to some of these bills on capitol hill. so the white house is meeting right now with civil rights leaders with an essential message of saying, look, we understand, we are trying to expand some type of a voting rights fight here. through the federal courts, which weve seen as well as some type of legislation. what this is u...

One dose. while all-25 states that trump won are under that 70% threshold. i just never see correlations like this. its incredible, pam. >> wow. and trust and where people get covid information could be a major factor why vaccination rates are so low in some spots. >> its exactly right. you know, the federal government, you hear biden say, over and over, again, you know, you should get your vaccine. heres the problem. look among republicans, right? who do they trust in terms of getting their cor...

Threshold to overturn elections and banning sunday morning voting, this is not in this particular draft. i will say that senate version has not lished a text yet but it was just filed and democrats, boris, have said that theyre listening and watching and they want toe-- want to see what is the legislation but they came here to fight. so i was told to expect fireworks during this special session. >> diane, it is so important to remember that much of the basis for these actions in texas and across...

The floor and denying quorum back at the end of the regular session. if you take it house bill, for example, were talking about banning 24-hour drive-thru voting, adding new crime to the process. for example, making it a felony to send out an unsolicited ballot application and makes more voter i.d. necessities for voting by mail. theres some key differences, though, from both of the bills that were introduced this new special session. and they dont include some of the more controversial measures...

You. so i think there is a working group at the state department with the u.s. and 19 other countries that are coming up with a menu of consequences to figure out where is the threshold for these attacks and where will we respond beyond the usual low level diplomatic penalties. >> thank you so much for your reporting tonight and also as always the clarity in explaining these things. thanks. >> thanks. great to see you. >> you, too. well be right back. stay with us. one a day and done. ♪all by ...

Live up to its nickname than it does. and a new proposal for 24-hour entertainment districts in new york city. the citys office of nightlife that officials recognize areas of low density where 24-hour limits may be tested. and the new trial hopes to promote a safe alternative for revelers to party all night. and i am most definitely too old for that. you kids, have fun. still ahead here, the white house is taking a more personal approach in its vaccination efforts but will it help push the u.s...

Messages to facebook and other social media. i dont know exactly what the messages said, but said something like, we know who you are, and if you meddle with our upcoming election, in that case, the 2018 midterms, we will come to you. so i think there is a working group at the state department with the u.s. and 19 other countries that are coming up with a menu of consequences to figure out where is the threshold for these attacks and where will we respond beyond the usual low level diplomatic pe...

From the requirement to self—isolate. sajid javid. that update on coronavirus restrictions interrupted consideration of the mammoth police, crime, sentencing and courts bill. the commons only had one day to debate a large number of changes suggested by mps across all the various parts of the bill. one of the main points of contention was a measure to limit public protest, including the setting of noise limits and making it an offence to cause a public nuisance. critics say it would pit demonst...

Weekend hack until they arrived back at work this morning. >> sandra: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon for us, lets welcome in a former intelligence official with the defense intelligence agency, she has a book coming out this month titled "putins playbook, russias secret plan to defeat america." welcome. im in this latest attack all part of the seventh latest plan? >> absolutely. they have developed a very sophisticated strategy to unravel the united states to destabilize our society and c...

Months both domestically and internationally. >> you know, we played at the open the west virginia republican governor, jim justice. and whats striking to me about him is i feel like in many places republican officials have just kind of given up on it being their job. i mean its not that theyre anti-vax but they havent put their shoulder to the wheel. justice stands out for doing that. he really has been working hard, even though west virginias numbers are below that threshold and he had a very ...