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The debate over how to deal with a potential wave of evictions is growing in Washington, D.C. and across the country with more than 6 million people behind on their rent. Not all of those people are going to face eviction or have to move, but the end of the moratorium means some significant percentage will face life-changing choices. Stephanie Sy reports. Read the Full Transcript Judy Woodruff: The Biden administration is announcing a new, more limited, eviction moratorium tonight. It will apply to counties experiencing substantial and high levels of COVID transmission, and will expire on October 3. More than six million people are behind on their rent. And there s been great concern that too many could face life-changing choices if evicted during this pandemic. The Supreme Court had struck down a ban on evictions that finally expired this past weekend.

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