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thank you so much with the child mind institute. >>> still ahead, a new patio is reigniting the debate between public access and public safety. why some are arguing the seating space in berkeley is relegated to push a certain group out. >>> more help needed by the day. why bay area food banks say, 70 people are facing food insecurity this year and the generous donation offer if enough people act now. >>> a new patio is open at the berkeley bart plaza , but the seating is only for customers of nearby businesses. as max reports, critics are worried this is a tactic to keep away people who are homeless. >> reporter: is gearing up for another day of sales, he is the owner of gelato in the downtown berkeley bart plaza. he likes the location, but says, operating here isn't always sweet. >> this area is affected by crime because of proximity with art. >> before opening up shop for today, he is glad to see this happening outside , ambassadors from the downtown berkeley association setting up the new papa plaza patio seating area. it is a shared space, reserved only for customers of the fine me

the child mind institute is a reliable, relentless, and revolutionary voice for children.eaming up to launch a new campaign set to inspire next generation from all walks of life to be vocal about importance of faith. >> fizzle, faith, integrity, sacrifice, leadership and legacy is about making an impact and this campaign is about having conversations about faith and activating your faith. >> we want you to create a short video about what faith means to you and the importance on your life. >> brian: general manager joins us with more. >> lawrence: allen, what made you get involved and launch this? >> mentoring mentee relationships, father, child, so much youth need inspiration and people who genuinely care about them and faith is foundation of that relationship for me. i got it from my father. we started doing workshops, faith, integrity, leadership and legacy, fisll. i met nate, who was working out and he said, i want to help. i love what you are doing around faith and he wanted to launch this campaign. we got together and here he is, he's been inspiration to me. when youn

mind. sheila johnson with the nation's first female black billionaire. in her memory she recounts hardships that she faced along the way, including institutional racism, losing a child, emotional abuse, and depression. robert reuben, former co-chair of goldman sachs. his latest book is about what he had learned on how to make the best decisions in an uncertain world. perhaps in complete contrast, robert supple ski is a t.e.d. talk phenom. he is a professor of neurology mileage at stanford university. he argues in his latest book that we really don't have any power to decide anything. that there is no such thing as freewill. >> really interesting topics. you can watch smerconish 70 mornings 9 am eastern right here on cnn. still to come this afternoon, damaged but not defeated. ukraine hit with a barrage of missile attacks as president zelenskyy visits the frontlines himself in a show of defiance. the latest on the deadly ststrikes whenen we come b back. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow

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