On satellite radio about this. reporter: we re talking about 16.6 million registered voters that will have to contend with the changes. i will tell you about some of the changes, and it includes a ban on overnight and drive-through voting, something that was used during the pandemic, and it includes additional criminal penalties, and it s a felly for a worker to send a vote by mail ballot that is not requested, and voters with a disability language
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How do you connect organized movements like your own to these young people and to sort of impart on them the patients to know how slow sometimes change can be? during the civil rights movement, young people were the conscience of the civil rights movement. what we are seeing now today is the same thing with young people being the conscience of what s going on with this gun reform debate. so one of the most encouraging stats that i have read this week was that 8.6 million teenagers in 2016 who were not able to vote in 2016 are going to be eligible to vote in 2018. that number jumps up to 16.6 million in 2020. i think that s the key. we really have to continue to encourage these young people to take that step. now, you are 18. you are eligible to vote. you have to vote. you have to take that step. so it s up to us.
Ryan has more. never heard of anything like this. most people haven t. this is something we have been seeing for more than a week now in two states, and accord together report offering usa today, 11 trillion-gallons of water fell. to put that in context, 11 trillion gallons would fill the rose bowl more than 130,000 times. olympic size swimming pools would fill more 16.6 million of them. you stretched out the pools it would circle the earth 65 times. a lot of moisture. a lot of wayne. this is a horseshoe falls, niagra falls. it would take more than 212 days for that amount of water to go over horseshoe fall. 850 days for the american falls and people in california, the opposite of south carolina here, nasa says it would take 11 trillion gallons of water for the state to of are recover from the drought. that would have have to sink.