Shanghai, the Chinese commercial hub with 26 million residents, ended its two-month citywide pandemic lockdown last week, a sign that the world’s second largest economy may be ready to return to business-as-usual.
reporter: for a few hours today, this funeral brought together want right and the left, something powell himself tried to do so often in public life. colin powell was 84 years old. norah. o donnell: yeah, i think about his legacy there now, over 40 schools in the united states named after colin powell. nancy cordes, thank you. and colin powell died of complications from covid. he had been fighting a rare blood cancer and parkinson s disease. so now, cbs jonathan vigliotti has the story of a man who knows all about the struggles of trying to survive the pandemic when you have a waninged immunity. reporter: for mark harrison, an i.c.u. pediatrician, the utah mountains are his safe space. he spent 12 hours a week training near his slux home for triath lons. it s one of the rare times he can go without a math. i had a bone marrow transplant. i got lethal dose of chemotherapy to wipe out my own
ryan sort of mildly come out in his paul ryan way say i don t think the president should do it this way. ironically enough, could this threat to dacca result in congress finally sitting down and doing immigration reform in a way that actually could protect these dacca recipients legally through legislation? well both myself and the congressman from nevada, two formerly undocumented members of congress, sent a letter to the president and paul ryan asking him not to join the rescinding effort of the dacca benefits if for 800,000 young people here in america. but i think we need a comprehensive immigration reform discussion. the congress in chicago led the american hope act bringing some slux to the dacca. and then we have the bridge act a piece of legislation in congress that addresses this issue. but to answer the immigration question, we must have a full