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don el. yuleio vaker on of noticias telemundo and danielle pletka, senior fellow of the american enterprise institutere, a lot to unpack. el kelly, lat me start with you. the vice president trying to take on her biggest vulnerabilities we saw that in the polling that we just unveiled today on the economy, on immigration. she was at the border for the first time as a candidate. what do you make of her strategy? what do you expect moving forward? >> they're making a very intentional strategy to take on some of these vulnerabilities have a counter message that is aggress of so they're now looking at imgraying as public safety. republicans view it that way and they are trying to do that, so you hear the vice president talking about more border agents and more technology, drones and equipment to help and also the border bill that she wants to tie to former president trump and to make him be responsible for that bipartisan bill not going forward. so looking for ways, they believe from other elections that have shown them to take a message that might be a vulnerability and to get aggressive about it and so

don�*t yet know what this new government�*s plan is. we don't yet know what this new government's plan is.— government's plan is. danielis. daniel, thank you very _ government's plan is. daniel, thank you very much - government's plan is. daniel, thank you very much indeed. | the cut in the winter fuel payments will go ahead after the government won a vote in the house of commons this afternoon — despite a backbench rebellion. the payment which is worth up to £300 was introduced by the last labour government in 1997. nine million pensioners will no longer be eligible but those on pension credit will still receive the benefit. it comes as the state pension is set to rise by 4% — that�*s an extra 460 pounds for most in april next year. this morning the prime minister addressed the tuc conference in brighton. our political editor chris mason reports. autumn by the seaside, a tad grey and bleak, even for the hardy. the tuc is a collection of trade unions representing around five million people. slogans and labels of loyalty aplenty. the last prime minister to roll up at this get—together was gordon brown in 2009. today, ke

daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. >>> it was a very special grandparents day over the weekend for 64-year-old doniott who had a rare triple organ transplant this year. he suffered from a genetic disease that over years led to damage in multiple organs. after months of testing doctors at the cleveland clinic decided to do the triple organ transplant, double lung, liver, and kidney. the surgery took 24 hours. >> i wanted to be here for my wife and my grandkids. >> big considerations are is the patient strong enough to go through this and through the recovery? also family support, social support because the recovery process can take weeks and months. >> don had a very difficult recovery needing to be on life support and spending weeks in the icu, but now more than six months later he is doing great and says he hopes to someday meet the family of the person who donated and saved his life. look at that photo, a kiss on the cheek, i'm assuming from his granddaughter and there's his wife. great way to end. >>> the cbs evening news is next with norah o'donnell. local news continues on our streaming servi

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