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stronger reactions than men to receiving covid-19 vaccine. those findings in a new report out by the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention kron four's terisa stasio diggs into why and what experts say we can learn from the data. >> nearly 80% of women reported having some type of reaction to receiving the covid-19 vaccine as detailed in a centers for disease control report. not so much talk about with your the first shot. >> but with second jam. many more side effects and if you know else doctor john swartzberg with you see berkeley's school of public health. >> the major s...

Gabriel chan discusses whether the initial intent of the 1965 immigration act was to diversify america or was an intended consequence. Professor chin argues despite much racial tension, lawmakers at the time and much more diverse america was inevitable. The lecture part of a twoday symposium hosted by the u. S. Capital Historical Society on the history of immigration. This is about 40 minutes. Our next speaker is gabriel chin, who is a professor of law at the university of california, davis. Jack specializes in both criminal law, and as this conference on phones, we realize theres a great and ...

Americans are among those killed along with dutch siblings who lived in new york. In the newsroom, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. A new jersey man narrowly survived the brussels attacks. He was in the airport when the bomb went off. He described the experience to cbs 2s sonia rincon. Reporter this video taken by a cab driver at the Brussels Airport captures some of the panic gabriel chan experienced. He had just gotten his suitcase and was looking for his driver when he felt the blast. So strong that the glass came over me and threw me and many people to the ground. All i thought about was my famil...

Where the metal came from but that he will never forget his sons pain. It was just a horrific scream. You dont want to see any children scream especially your own. Reporter still, he tells me his son is going to be okay and that he is thankful. Just blessed that everything is fine and we are going to go home. Reporter thankful that it wasnt any worse. Scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. Wow. Well, the Authorities Say the metal object might have been in a support beam for a spare tire under the truck. Dillon will stay in the hospital overnight and could be released tomorrow. Now to the search for a ter...

A University of Minnesota analysis found communities of color were more than three times as likely to have their service disconnected.