we do expect their gaveling in as we speak and we do expect to see them at some point in the next many hours to move forward with this democrat s climate and tax and health care bill. we ll see them gavel in and then there will be a vote on a nomination, to get all of the senators here. behind the scenes, because democrats are using this very specific budget process that required all 50 of the democratic senators support but has to go through the senate parliamentarian to make sure it meets the rules and could pass muster to be included in this bill. so the parliamentarian is continuing to rule on this as we speak. she s making her way through yowl of these provisions. just earlier today, we learned that the bulk of what they wanted with medicare being able to negotiate drug prices for the first time is remaining in the bill. the parliamentarian did strike a smaller provision on caps for medicine and the private sector that democrats wanted to put a cap on medication, that t
implications behind the scenes. but certainly there is a domestic political purpose for making this announcement publicly which is to assure brittney giner s family and team and fans, to assure those supporting paul whelan and the other americans wrongfully detain add broad, that the white house is working on this. that they re serious about these negotiations and serious about bringing our people home. and do you think, too, that the u.s. has kind of taken this calculus because it is also been very outspoken about russia s invasion of ukraine. and the timing is quite striking in terms of when she was detained, when she was arrested, in step with when russia invaded ukraine? absolutely. brittney giner was arrested just one week before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. and so this entire case is playing out against the back drop of this completely horrifying unjust war that is
reporter: you started with all boys? all boys, 12. and we just saw a slow but amazing transformation go on in their lives. when did you start the girls orphanage? december of 2006. reporter: where most orphanages aim to get haitian children adevelopment add broad, they choose to raise the children in their homeland. i don t believe the answer is to take everybody s children and these countries and ship them off. what is the answer? every person has to do their part. for us, it to stay here and to try to raise these kids up in a way that they can give back to their nation. reporter: this was one of the first boys at cendy s orphanage. his story gives hope for a little girl like cendy. maccenson was born in a rural
some of them have been hit in the head with side-view mirrors. these kids are 6 and 7 years old. they get pretty badly beaten up just walking and working the street here. this is what i do for school. reporter: you started with all boys? all boys, 12. and we just saw a slow but amazing transformation go on in their lives. when did you start the girls orphanage? december of 2006. reporter: where most orphanages aim to get haitian children adevelopment add broad, they choose to raise the children in their homeland. i don t believe the answer is to take everybody s children and these countries and ship them off. what is the answer? every person has to do their part. for us, it to stay here and to try to raise these kids up in a way that they can give back to their nation. reporter: this was one of the first boys at cendy s orphanage. his story gives hope for a little girl like cendy. maccenson was born in a rural village with wrenching poverty. life was so desperate