a parent and as a child. each pj library book has informational flaps on either side that talks about the content of the story. what the jewish holiday may be that's being celebrated or the value that the book illustrates. it also has recipes or online links if you want to learn more. but the idea is to do hands-on activities at home with your kid based on the story that's being told. so it really encourages downtime, downtime and a time too exclusively that's meant for learning. >> interesting. we're going to come back and continue this conversation just des moines a moment here on "mosaic." . >>> good morning and welcome back to "mosaic." we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with vivian, who is the program coordinator for the pj library and howard freed man who is the director of the jewish community library here in san francisco. we're talking about reading and the importance of read energy a complex world. howard, talk a little bit about some of the programs the library such as the one bay, one

what happens to the child after the child is born?he child tax credit that supports for children and families is a pro life, profamily bill. it literally is profamily and pro-life so why aren't republicans supporting that bill that is so critical. you have to be pro-life across the board step host: we are talking about faith and public policy with james wallace. he is head of a new center that has opened up at georgetown university. mississippi, independent next. caller: good morning, reverend wallace. i totally disagree with your reasoning that the child tax credit will help individuals. it is not being used for the children. you've got grandparents raising children. i live close to casinos in mississippi. young people are flooded in the casinos. they have had extra money. if i go to the grocery store, 95% of the people are driving cars on the road that are under five years old. i drive a 20-year-old vehicle. there must be more -- i agree with senator manchin 100% step everything he said has been through thoughtful consideration. he

its one-child rule. every second, two people on our planet turn 60. that's 80 million people per year. according to the u.n., one in 9 of us is over 60 years old. by 2050, that will have risen to one in five. with life expectancy rising and our planet's population booming, the global population pyramid is widening and becoming flatter. life expectancy is improving thanks to progress and developments in medicine, better healthcare provision, and a greater awareness when it comes to health. age distribution varies greatly from country to country. niger has the lowest median age worldwide, just 15.2 years. japan, meanwhile, has the highest, 48.4. germany's median age is 45.7 years. china's population, too, is aging rapidly, the result of decades of government-posed mily-planng policies. although beijing is trying to turn this around, as yet, there's no baby boom in sight. >> chinese parents want their children to get the perfect start in life. ding yibing offers new mothers a full package of services for th

we gave parents more choices in their child's education. we protected life and we expanded telehealth services to increase access to health care across every part of our state. [applause] when u.s. news and world report ranked iowa the number one state for opportunity last year, it wasn't because we wanted it. it was because we earned it. it was because we had faith in iowans. and iowans came through. of course rankings are nice but they're not what matters. what matters is how we come together in our own communities, from cities like des moines, to small towns like elkhorn. where we live, work and worship. this is my fourth time speaking to you from this chamber on the condition of our state. and i am proud to report, for the fourth time, in every corner of our state, the condition of our state is strong. [applause] we're strong because we've been guided by the lights of commonsense, fairness and freedom. by the knowledge that bold action isn't always government action. it's iowans making their own decisions for their own families and futu

judge childs pesco in nominee for a seat on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and a judge on u.s. district court for south carolina here is "washington post" event runs about 25 minutes. >> hi, everyone and welcome to "washington post live." i am arianna sotomayor,, congressional reporter at the "washington post" covering the house of representatives. that's why i am very excited to have this time the conversation with congressman jim clyburn. he is of course the third-highest ranking democrat in the house serving as the majority whip. congressman thank you for joining me today. >> thank you very muchrn for having me. >> there so many things come so many things is want to ask you about but, of course, i need to start where the news has been in the last 24 hours which is of course the supreme court. i know there are now several names that are being floated, and you have been someone who has counseled biden for hiscally the beginning of campaign to this day, even though a lot of your colleagues are actually thinking that judge brown jackson seemed to be t

i canno about michelle childs.an awesome person. >> brennan: that sounds like pretty close to yes? you're a yes vote? >> well, look, i don't know if she is going to be nominated. if she is nominated, she will not be treated like judge kavanaugh. but i think i made it pretty clear i'm a big admirer of judge childs. >> brennan: yes, you did. >> and i would like to see the court have a little more balance. everybody has to be from harvard or yale. it is okay to go to a public university and get your law degree. >> brennan: you have been growing in your descriptions, but your colleagues, senator roger witker says picking a blackblack female judge is prejudice. and n nikki haley also tweeted the president sould have a litmus test. president reagan -- >> put me in the camp that the court and other institutions look like america. we recruit women and people of color to look more like america. affirmative action is picking somebody not as well qualified for past wrongs. michelle childs is incredibly qualified. there is no

issued new guidance to child care centers.mmended toddlers remain masked, and lower the isolation post-infection to about five days. is this good health policy? >> doctor: i think they're doing all they can do. the guidance focuses on trying to prevent spread in the daycare center. i think we should focus on try to prevent introduction into those settings. because once you have infection that that setting, it is hard to control. it is hard to ask a 2-year-old or 3-year-old to wear a mask. i think we should be focusing more on trying to keep the infection out in the first place. >> brennan: to that point, and you know because i ask you almost every week because my own kids can't get vaccinated, that is just going to continue to be a risk, right, until the youngest children, four and under, can get a vaccine. so this portion of the puzzle, if the vaccine is green lit for the youngest american, does it unlock everything else? does it start to move us back to normal? >> doctor: i don't think it unlocks everything else for a couple

he is pushing for michelle childs to replace the retiring judge. she is currently on the seat south carolina. this event runs about 25 minutes. >> hello everyone, and welcome to washington post live. congressional reporter at the washington post covering the house of representatives, that is why i am very excited to have this timely conversation. he is the third-highest ranking democrat in the house, serving as the majority whip. thank you so much for joining me today. rep. clyburn: think you very much for having me. >> there are so many things i want to ask you about, but i need to start where the news has been in the past 24 hours, which is the supreme court. i know there are several names being floated, and you have been someone who has counseled biden from basically the beginning of his campaign to this day, even though a lot of your colleagues are actually thinking that judge ketanji brown jackson is the frontrunner. there has been one consistent recommendations. tell us a little bit about why you like her so much and whether you have spoken t

and seeing that child, i really friendly grey. and that does the haile malnourished children in this country. more than 3200000 children are accurately managed. and really 1000000 children are really at the weight of di. so medically, titian is constantly growing, and the children are becoming the victims. gender that dying and the world needs to stand up. that's my request for the world today. why doesn't the wall stand up? the one that has been looking the got gone is than so maybe it's the time did think the helper sufficient, but it is not so. the african children, african women, and the entire african community needs the world to stand up. now. let speak up, let's not forget of canister. let's hope that happens or miss jones. thanks so much for talking to us today. thank you. thank you so much. there's vol reports and analysis on the situation and i've got this done on our website. the debbie dot com forward slash a ship to mongolia next where the lifestyle that no medical does have long known is on the when a large factor dr

because of early child birth and 60 children a day know in terms of child marriage and even trafficking, there's a lot of trafficking of young girls out of brick uniforms. so 2 neighboring countries such as could develop an elsewhere. what are you doing to tackle these issues? i'm going to return to the education of them because that is the answer. but schools are closing down as yeah, but we need to make sure that they are reopening. and we need to make sure that we are giving them temporary education possibilities and an option. so, so that's, that's what we do. i mean, in, in some of the areas where we work, we are working with a current schools to, to make sure that they can take in more of the internally displaced children. but we are also making sure that we are providing non formal or informal education to, to, to support the children that do not have access to school or to support them and work more. but but, but also of course, when it comes to child marriage, it is about providing an option. it is about education, it is about poverty. so so we also do quite a lot of cash trans

do you think childs has an appeal among republican senators? are you thinking about doing what you do best, picking up the phone and talking to senate republicans to see if their pick is going to get support? >> absolutely. we have two republican senators for south carolina, both of them are doing very well and both of them have spoken highly of her. the republicans all over the state say she is an outstanding jurist. she was the state circuit judge before she became the federal district judge. if you look at experiences, there is nobody who can tout the background, experiences, life and professionalism that michelle childs would bring to the court. it is that simple. that fixes the republican -- that is that republicans appreciate that as much as the democrats. not just your in south carolina, i have heard from as far away as illinois in the past hours. the president of the federal association, she is not qualified. >> you mentioned experience and that is going to be something that president biden will be weighing here. i wanted to bring up la

. >> on the child tax credit are you hard know? >> child tax credit is still there. >> injuring families and middle income, are you hard know on that? >> i've been clear on that. there should be a work requirement, file a 1099. if you call a credit, have liability or not, the only way the irs would know that, i've been direct on that. hold on. >> january 17th deadline for changes. >> we are supposed to have a meeting today and it has been postponed because people are having a hard time coming in so i will be going to a meeting and finding out what that entails and the timelines we are talking about. >> are you open to starting negotiations? >> i never turn down talks with anybody. i was clear on where i stand and continue on and on as we have for 5 months. i haven't changed from the first day i talked to leader schumer on that and everyone is working in the best good faith they can. i had a difficult time and understanding where we are and where our country is in the terms i have. >> for the child tax credit does it have to pass or

so lack of access to education will mean that they are at greater risk of child marriage. and that's already a big challenge in this country that it's over 50 to 52 percent being married before the before the 18th birthday. and a lot of them before the 15th birthday. so if it's an increased risk for child marriage is increased risk for poverty and it also means that we are robbing them of, of their future. now we've met some children who are displaced now. we want to do who in school and they tell us that their schools are systematically targeted by groups and just isolate affiliate or al qaeda affiliates, and that teachers are being gun down. but more than that, what was, what some of the children are telling us is that children are sometimes being recruited by armed groups. hard to explain that, again, it is a real talent and conflict that the children are trying to recruit children. and one of the biggest things that we can do, or one of the most important things we can do to try to protect them is to offer them proper education. because that is something that will keep

you think that childs does have, potentially, appeal among republican senators? and are you thinking of doing what you do best -- picking up the phone, whipping votes, talking to republicans to see if your pick is going to get some support? rep. clyburn: absolutely. we have two republican senators from south carolina. both of them knew michelle childs well, and both of them have spoken highly of her. and the republicans all over the state think she is an outstanding jurist. i may have left this out -- she was a state circuit judge before she became a federal district judge. so if you look at the experiences, there is nobody today that can tout the background, the experiences, life and professional, that michelle childs would bring to the court. it is just that simple. and i think that republicans appreciate that as much as democrats. and i have heard from republicans since yesterday. they are high on her, and it is not just in south carolina. i have heard from as far away as illinois in the past 24 hours, with people saying they like her, they have watched her. s

you can buy a child in afghanistan because that has no food at home. and this incidences victims of this and i am process is just the church. you say it just seems she rode on mars by him. i mean, why should it come to lose? do thing the world has abandoned of guns off for the fall about her go over this country has been facing lot of problems and say it whether it's a natural disaster or poverty or displacement climate change conflict. this country was struggling for the past 40. yes. and in spite of having lot of investments for the 20 years, but international community has been contributing to the development of this country, which we cannot ignore. but now this is the card consequent drought. this country is facing beaches, which is a huge crisis. the crop. so failed because of the drought and families have no food to eat. so there has been investment for the 20 years, but consequently because of the impact of climate change because of the conflict. because of every other factor, this country is in this situation. now. i mean the you and has asked

why would you come as a parent, want to put your child at risk for that? >> we are out of time so we will have to leave it there. thank you for a fascinating discussion. so great for having you. >> thank you page and thank you to the washington post and your community. it is an honor to be part of this program. >> to check out which interviews we have coming up, head to washington's -- washingtonpostlive. calm. i am paige winfield. >> verge prime minister orest johnson has been under pressure about parties and gatherings he held at 10 downing street. the metropolitan police that they are investigating a number of those social gatherings held during the pandemic step he will face questions this morning from the british house of commons at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span2, watch online at www.c-span.org or with their new video app, c-span now. >> c-span offers a variety of podcast that have something for every listener. we days, washington today gives you the latest from the u.s. capitol and every week, notes plus has in-depth interviews with writers about their la

judge childs is currently a nominee for a seat on the u.s. for south carolina.his washington post event runs about 25 minutes. whip james clyburn on voting rights legislation. this is live coverage on c-span. >> that is why i am very excited to have this timely conversation with congressman jim clyburn. he is the third-highest ranking democrat in the house, serving as the majority whip. thank you so much for joining me today. rep. clyburn: think you very much for having me. >> there are so many things i want to ask you about, but i need to start where the news has been in the past 24 hours, which is the supreme court. i know there are several names being floated, and you have been someone who has counseled biden from basically the beginning of his campaign to this day, even though a lot of your colleagues are actually thinking that judge could tom g jackson -- kitanji jackson is the front winner. tell us a little bit about why you like her so much and whether you have spoken to biden or childs in the past 24 hours, given the prior -- breyer retirement news. rep.

why would you come as a parent, want to put your child at risk for that? >> we are out of time so we will have to leave it there. thank you for a fascinating discussion. so great for having you. >> thank you page and thank you to the washington post and your community. it is an honor to be part of this program. >> to check out which interviews we have coming up, head to washington's -- washingtonpostlive. calm. i am paige winfield. thanks for watching. announcer: state department spokesman ned price will hold a press briefing amid diplomatic talks between the uss and russia on ukraine. we will have live coverage of that beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ announcer: c-span offers a variety of podcasts that has something for every listener. washington today gives you the latest from the capitol. book notes plus has in-depth interviews with writers about their latest works. the weekly uses audio from our immense archive to look at how issues of the day developed over years. our occasional series "talking with," features conversations with historians

it is an excellent resource for your child.ou can order it on amazon, sit with your child and read. i taught algebra and chemistry. i cannot stress the importance of the reading ability. the second thing i want to point to, especially for the middle schoolers -- again, i am not getting a commission. a family plan for brain pop. it is a video series and the content is very clear, very well presented. it has a little quiz at the end and little activities, but i like videos because of the content and i like the quiz can't -- questions at the end. it is very clear about science, math -- a wide variety. i wanted to give those resources to parents who maybe have children at home. i do not want our kids to fall too far behind. they do not have two. yet them to read. if they can read, they will be ok. host: carol in new jersey. a grandparent. caller: what i was calling in reference to, my children went to school in philadelphia, but the philadelphia school system has failed. the school that my daughters went to is at least 100 years ol

she could well be the most famous and talked about child in russia. now i bring him, i am. lisa's brothers and sisters are way ahead in their studies too. so might even tried to get into university earlier. my daughter was only one when they took offset the news. i had to wonder if give to children with a product, a very early studies, or just had a natural gift coach. you should you teach chemistry to a 4 year old and what about other people who has kids were so far ahead of other children their age? are they more successful now? to seek an answer? i met some child prodigy and adults who had been described as prodigies. don't local, choose the snable to call them, but yeah, but the actual thorn with clear thought under sure. don't just questioning to direct them when it's going to put in a meeting. i couldn't only thought, give that away man's national robot if it's ever been in that he'd better. but he'd been, i guess it was a new month's, but wouldn't let see him lip developing glass doors to deal with or get started with. the bianca from his teach

this child was, were united with its parents. so hale was not until an international campaign to find him led to a breakthrough. under taliban bruce could re union with his grandfather who travelled 2 days and nights to meet him. i massaged the home it to day is a historical day for us. as i received my grandson in front of the media, the ortho, the thermometer will you the and the handover of this child has been long, fresh start. it was going to mccarren i. e. i'm so grateful to those who helped us to reach love and receive this child him. i carefully go on home with a hales real parents. i hope he can know join them in the u. s. about his book. where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh oh. and you're up to date here on t w. dock film is next. you can stay up to date on our website, d, w dot com and on instagram and twitter to, i'll handle there is at dw news. there's more headlines in 45 minutes. i'm jared read. thank you for watching. ah, internet knows all.

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if the child was an american citizen.ally t a view of how signifant these payments are. for ma of these families, this s the difference between having food on the table for their children and not. it was t difference between being able to pay the rent and continue to be housed and not be able to do that. it was the difference between being able to pay a mobile phone bill and a wi-fi belt. these are not luxuries anymore. these we fundamental fesaving tools, and during the pandemic, these were a necessary tool for their kids to go to school. again, we're talking about kids who are american citizens. they were born in this country. they go to school in our communities. they are just like our american citizen kids. so what you had an opportunity to see in new bedford at the end of the process last year was the enormous positive impacts these child tax credit payments can have on the lowest income families. and especially, on these families that have worked so hard despite their immigtion status, despite the struggles they fac

why would you come as a parent, want to put your child at risk for that? >> we are out of time so we will have to leave it there. thank you for a fascinating discussion. so great for having you. >> thank you page and thank you to the washington post and your community. it is an honor to be part of this program. >> to check out which interviews we have coming up, head to washington's -- washingtonpostlive. calm. i am paige winfield.

. >> on the child tax credit are you a hard no one that? >> child tax credit. [inaudible] >> i been basically very clear on that. i think there should be a work requirement and that means you file a 1099 so a 1099 if you call it the credit you have to see if you have a liability or not and the irs would know that if you send a 1099 so i've been very direct on that. >> hold on, hold on, hold on. [inaudible] >> were supposed to have a meeting today and we are supposed to have on right now. we are having a hard time coming in so i'll be going into a meeting and finding out what that entails and the timelines we are talking about. >> are you open to starting negotiations on. >> i never turn down talks with anybody. i really happened that i was clear on where you stand and i'll do that rather than continue on and on as we have for five and a half months. i've talked to leader sharon that an everyone's been working on that in the best way we possibly can. i have a difficult time understanding where we are and where our country is and the concerns i have. >> the tax c

why would you come as a parent, want to put your child at risk for that? >> we are out of time so we will have to leave it there. thank you for a fascinating discussion. so great for having you. >> thank you page and thank you to the washington post and your community. it is an honor to be part of this program. >> to check out which interviews we have coming up, head to washington's -- washingtonpostlive. calm. i am paige winfield. the national governors association continues tomorrow. watch live at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or follow online on our new mobile app c-span now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in 2019, a reporter discovered the remains of a slave ship outside of mobile, alabama. sunday night on q&a, he talks about his book which details the history of the ship and why it transported slaves to alabama in 1860, more than 50 years after the transatlantic slave trade was outlawed. >> we have the whole story and it serves

this child was, were united with its parents. so hale was not until an international campaign to find him led to a breakthrough under taliban bruce could re union with his grandfather who travel 2 days and nights to meet him or the home it to day is a historical day for us. as i received my grandson in front of the media and the ortho from our home and i will you the and the handover of this child has been long pressed on mccarron i. e. i'm so grateful to those who helped us to reach love and receive this child him as a fully get on home or use a hales real parents. i hope we can know join them in the u. s. about where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh oh, we're gonna change gears and get some sports news now where the german football or is your door to mentor took advantage of leaders, byron units i unexpected slip up against. glad back on friday by getting on track frankfurt to put themselves back in the title race. but as is though, often the case taught and did it, the hardaway dockman ar

same sex couples rights to adopt, many are coming from the perspective of child protection. they think it's unfair to, to children because they may be bullied or discriminated against as they grow up with the same sex parents. ah, but things are gradually changing here. same sex couples are gaining more social acceptance in the past 3 years. according to a recent survey conducted by a cabinet committee, 60 percent of taiwanese support adoption rights for same sex couples and 72 percent said that same sex couples are just as capable of raising children, as the heterosexual couples. those do actors then think about this got a case that you have or reported on will make it easier for same sex couples to adopt children. well, the case does not set any legal president for future cases, unfortunately. but it is still very encouraging to the o g b t community. currently there are 2 other lesbian capos, falling lower suits to try to get full legal rights for both parents. and they hope the court would diff, similar ruling for, you know, the say of their children's legal protection a

i brought the child home. i brought milk and we've been taken care of him since hello, little neglected in the couple who have 3 daughters. dan incorporated the boy into their family, my. the other sister, i love this child a lot, but we cannot be his mother and father. he has to live with his parents. like many babies. so hale was thrust into the hands of soldiers amid frantic scenes. this child was, were united with its parents. so hale was not until an international campaign to find him led to a breakthrough under taliban bruce could re union with his grandfather, who travel to days and nights to meet him. a mazda of the home it today is a historical day for us. as i received my grandson in front of the media, the ortho, the thermometer will you the and the handover of this child has been long pressed. are we gonna mccarren wiley? i'm so grateful to those who helped us really to reach love and receive this child him as a catholic on home or use a hales real parents. i hope we can no join them in the u. s. v

same sex couples. taiwan law makes it nearly impossible for same sex couples to adopt a child they aren't biologically related to. but a court on the island has made it a landmark exception for one coupled. could this be a half finger of change class later in the program, especially focus on the environment and 2 stories of people doing simple things was to make big changes, beginning in indian control, to spray where the residents of a village have been keeping their local stream clean through collective action. and in pakistan, a 10 year old girl uses eco friendly doors to drive home the message of climate change to half years. ah, i'm finished energy. welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. taiwan is the only territory in asia where same sex couples can legally married, but they can't register together as parents of a child they aren't biologically related to. only one among these parents is allowed to, but there is a way of hope. a court in taiwan has for the 1st time allowed to men who aren't biologically related to a child to register as her parents. activists are h

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talk to the public health shorts and make that decision for your child. but also be thinking about your community and the other children. >> and we've almost out of time but i want to ask you another question that is pretties canst controversial. do you think we should be requiring coronavirus vaccinations as part of mandatory immunization for school aged children? >> you know, that's -- that -- i understand the politics of that and how people feel about it. i remember when i came in, maybe a little before as c.e.o. i think the vaccination rate for just the routine, now we call them routine, but back in the day, they weren't routine, if you had measles or mumps or diphtheria or any of these -- some of these diseases were killers. there was a controversy because the vaccination rate and the children in our community was not at -- where it needed to be. it was at 60%. and there were kids who were getting those diseases. we have a fabulous political leadership here. a terrific mayor city council put in the rules and mandates with the school systems and so th

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i often wondered about the best way to raise my own child. i read a lot about gifted children and children whose development was fast tracked. all the stories are very different and there is no one size fits all white answer. children like that just don't fit into any molds. many people have described the least as life as an experiment. there were already families in which all children who are ahead of the curb, but not by such a big margin may be, this really is an education revolution. join me every posted on the alex simon. sure, well i'll be speaking together from the world of politics, sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lane finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul,

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