Americas working families. Its time they get a tax break. So my build back better agenda would extend expanded Child Care Credit that we passed under my american Rescue Plan. Those with children under the age of 7, youre and depending on your income, and your Income Taxes, youre going to get a Cash Payment back. Up until now, guess what. 2,000 to declare a dependant. If you have two children you get 4,000 Off A 10,000 tax bill, its important, but if you dont have enough you dont make enough money to be able to have to owe that kind of tax, you dont get a tax credit. You dont get anything. Well, under this proposal, guess what. Youre in a situation where if you have a child under the age of 7 you get back 3,600 in cash. In addition to that, those in that situation are going to start to see that coming in by The End of this month on a monthly basis. It can change the lives of People. Starting next week families will begin to receive one of the largest ever singleyear Tax Cuts aimed at fa
minutes? the lead starts right now. from iowa to new hampshire to the white house, candidate hit parade, kissed babies, and tried to make their case face to face with voters with one notable exception. then a burst of blast, but not fireworks. three more mass shootings in texas, indiana, and philadelphia are the latest sites of a uniquely american tragedy. plus, hidden cameras in the women s locker room exposed a troubling pattern of sexism and abuse. in this case, it was the police behind the offense. see what a cnn investigation reveals, and meet the brave women who want answers. welcome to a special edition of the lead. i m abby phillip in for jake tapper. we start with our politics lead. today is independence day in america, but it is no holiday for the many who are hoping to become the country s next commander in chief. republicans are all out on the campaign trail in the key battleground states of iowa, new hampshire, where voters pride themselves on getting
the democrats first primary state to talk bidenomics and american manufacturing on an official trip the white house says is not about politics. democratic congressman jim clyburn joining me with a preview, just as the secret service is investigating that extraordinary discovery of confirmed cocaine in the west wing. and israel is calling the deadly two-day raid inside of palestinian refugee camp in the occupied west bank a success. but hamas says a rare terror attack in tel aviv that is claiming responsibility for is just the start of its response. i ll speak with the spokesperson for the israel embassy here coming up. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington for a special two-hour edition of andrea mitchell reports today. the july 4th holiday marking another day of deadly mass shootings across our country. five people were shot in boston with nonlife threatening injuries. in shreveport, louisiana, three people were killed and six others were injured last
with fears that many of our fish were killed by the heat. and the crowds flock to wimbledon for the first day of this year s tournament. and coming up on bbc news. after australia take a 2 0 lead in the ashes series, we have all the reaction from a controversial second test at lord s. good afternoon. israel has launched a major military operation in the occupied west bank, one of the biggest in recent years. it began with multiple drone strikes on thejenin refugee camp, which israel claims contains a command centre for palestinian militants. israel has also sent in ground forces. fighting is continuing and there ve been gun battles on the streets. at least seven people are dead. palestinian leaders say it s an attempt to destroy a refugee camp and that innocent people inside the camp have been bombed. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. jenin is no stranger to the sound of armed conflict. this is the largest israeli operation there for years. overhead, drones loo
well, i think these were very much crisis talks, weren t they? i mean, they are organised pretty hastily between christmas and new year, that s unusual in and of itself. we don t know the specifics of exactly what elements of this crisis they spoke about because we were not allowed to speak to the delegations afterwards. there was no media conference, no press conference. we don t know that there was any major policy decisions reached because they have not announced any. we find it unlikely that there would have been. but, clearly, there is value in sitting down face to face between the two sides when there is all this going on at the us border with mexico, some 10,000 people a day being detained and, of course, a caravan of somewhere between 6,000 and 10,000 migrants from central america and other nations making its way through mexican territory at this moment. so, clearly, there was benefit, i think, seen by both sides of discussing this face to face. lawmakers in the us sa