at tomorrow s front pages in the papers, but first, some breaking news coming to us in the past few minutes. mps have backed government plans to reform social care in england. the ayes to the right, 272. the noes to the left, 246. mps approved the plans by 272 to 246, which will see the basic plan for someone s personal care caped at £86,000 over a person s lifetime. the late changes to the reform drew uproar from the opposition and upset some conservative mps. what does all this mean? let s get more on this from our political correspondent, helen catt. hi, helen. iwonder hi, helen. i wonder if you could lay out for us what actually took place in the comments tonight and what it means going forward. this in the comments tonight and what it means going forward. in the comments tonight and what it means going forward. this was a vote on a specific means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new means going forward. this was a vote on a specific new clause means go
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matters so much nationally in a moment. voters are heading to the polls in new jersey where an incumbent democratic governor has not won re-election in 24 years. we have a bunch of mayors races coast to coast that have national implications. new york, boston, minneapolis, just to name a few. all the results tonight will be closely watched by the folks in the white house and the capitol hill. they ll be eager to learn how big of an impact is biden s declining numbers nationally been on voters voting locally. some of those answers will probably come from virginia. it s the big contest tonight. it s a dead heat and a proving ground for the party nationally. democrats chosed their campaign closed their campaign by trying to tie youngkin to trump. let me be clear what we won t do is to teach our children through a lens of race, one bucket is an oppressor, one is a victim, we pit them against each other and steal their dreams. let me be clear let me be clear, on day one we will
partners showing up and working with our allies and partners to fight issues that mean a lot to all of us. extreme drought. scientists say we re living in a climate crisis. now leaders meet to decide what to do to stop it. what would a success be in glasgow? success would be if we came out with warming options to keep the earth above 20 degrees. good evening, everyone, i m jessica dean in washington. pamela brown is off tonight. we re live in the cnn newsroom. we do have breaking news this hour. press secretary jen psaki has tested positive for covid-19. she was with president biden last on tuesday, but she was outside and masked at the time. phil mattingly is with us in rome. also with us this evening, medical analyst jonathan reiter. we are just finding this out now. reporter: on wednesday we found out she was dropping off this foreign trip. every thought was she would be joining the president. she put out a statement saying she was not coming because of a family em
thursday. we talked about regulation and i think you had a good idea, it should be sort of an fda, internet communications. you said fcc. it should be the internet communications commission. but the fcc won t let me be. very interesting, the shift we ve had since his time which is where government was chasing him for the same kind of rock n roll reactionary government posture, now we have a the political right saying no, no, you can t come near social media. you just want to sensor us, even though they re the biggest beneficiaries of the social media platforms in terms of s s lies sell. that s why facebook and a lot of these other guys and the same space plays to those ads, the algorithms tell this makes money. you see a smart guy like ted cruz. at harvard law, he was one of brightest students they ever had. why does he say so many stupid things? because they get him wattage. they are provocative. he gets reach. that s part of this problem. what s being rewarded in