total u.s. population is fully vaccinated. as we wait for younger kids to become eligible for covid vaccinations in the u.s., many parents are wondering how and when that might happen. cnn has more on the planning process. reporter: the roll us of vaccines for ages 5 to 11 is similar to what we saw for older kids. i want seems like the potential sites for administering vaccines to younger kids will be at some pediatrician s offices and local pharmacy, just like the previous roll out with adolescents. another potential site could be schools which we haven t really seen before. for instance in virginia governor ralph northam said schools could be involved. easiest and most equitable way to deliver the covid vaccine is a school, to have the health department come in and give the shots. so, our teams are working with school divisions and superintendents to do that wherever possible. of course, all of this depends on the fda authorizing the covid-19 vaccine for younger ages
failing to see eye to eye on president biden s massive social spending plan with two senate moderate saying $3.5 trillion price tag needs to be cut down drastically. the president wants their support but liberal house democrats say bipartisan infrastructure bill cannot move forward unless the senate passes the larger spending package. meredith has more on all of this mark, tell us more. it s good job security here from washington news coming out of d.c. good afternoon. president biden said he remains confident eventually democrats are going to get on the same page get around to passing to massive spending bills but when might that happen? product the president had a chance to go up to capitol hill to encourage democrats to keep negotiating but the party is ending this week split between moderates and progressives. two key senators say they are not going to support spending three and a half trillion dollars on a social safety net but progressives in the house six they are no
i ve always thought that. i don t think i should be able to go on twitter or facebook or instagram and say whatever i want about chris cuomo whether it s true or not. i don t believe people should be able to do that or about anyone, even someone who is doesn t like me. i don t believe that you should be able to do that. i don t believe that people should be able to i told you about there is a picture on social media of me and you, right? that people love to spread. i don t bother with it anymore but they have photo shopped jeffrey epstein s face over your body and they spread it and they say don lemon doesn t want people to see him with jeffrey epstein and social media won t take it down. it s and it s you know so i think people believe it s true. here is the word i disagree with. regulated. why? because it sets you up for failure because it reads to people like oh, they want the government to control everything and it plays into these political tropes. it
like me. i don t believe that you should be able to do that. i don t believe that people should be able to i told you about there is a picture on social media of me and you, right? that people love to spread. i don t bother with it anymore but they have photo shopped jeffrey epstein s face over your body and they spread it and they say don lemon doesn t want people to see him with jeffrey epstein and social media won t take it down. it s and it s you know so i think people believe it s true. here is the word i disagree with. regulated. why? because it sets you up for failure because it reads to people like oh, they want the government to control everything and it plays into these political tropes. it should be at least true, chris. absolutely. no, no, i m not talking about the nature of the content but mechanism of change. what i did was give them the benefit of the doubt they built the stadium. they don t populate the way inside we do and we have differen
multiple battles coming to a head in washington tonight as the clock ticks for president biden and his party to save his entire agenda. and the president knows what is at stake. he has just announced that he is cancelling a trip to chicago as negotiations between the white house and top democrats reach a feverish pace tonight. there is a make-or-break vote a day away on the president s $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan. that s set for thursday. and progressives say they won t vote for that bipartisan infrastructure bill, unless they get a $3.5 trillion spending bill, too. and that bill is a bill that touches almost everything. healthcare. childcare. climate change. it s an everything and the kitchen sink bill for democrats and tonight house speaker nancy pelosi says, nope, sorry, she is going to split the two bills apart. are you disappointed that you have the bill that s taking longer than you thought it would be initially? am i disappointed? well, i i tho