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daniels. in louisiana -- 12-year-old patrick dowel surprised by his grandparents, tom and fran searly. here in new york in the bronx you'll remember grandmother evelyn shaw in ford city, pennsylvania, 3-year-old tracks and moment he loved, running right into his grandmother's arms. est image to come in. tonigh n >> hey, david. >> reporter: little brodie and mom angie telling us they were just grateful to have their family back together again. >> i missed her a lot, and i was really excited to see her finally. >> so we choose our grandparents, an easy choice this week. we could watch those hugs over and over again. i'm david muir. whit and lindsey here this weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> california is making good strides on achieving the commitment to delivering doses to the hardest hit communities across our state. 13 counties that have been in purple are moving to red. >> out of those 13, three here in the bay ara are changing tiers as early as this weekend. good afternoon. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and kristen sze. sonoma and cont

joining me now is my panel, danielle moody, co-host of the democracy-ish podcast and host of the woke af podcast. and irina shaw, founder of relax strategies and founder of republican women for biden. let me say this. there are hundreds of voter suppression bills under way in dozens of states, perhaps worse than iowa, florida, georgia, and the house has already passed the "for the people" act that would supersede many of them. danielle, how important is this bill, and do you think democrats have the political will to kill the filibuster to get it through the senate, which they will likely have to do to get it passed through the senate? >> rev, this bill is integral to our democracy and the fact of the matter is that we have seen since the voting rights act has been gutted by the supreme court, we have seen a myriad of attacks by republicans, by governors in order to gut our voting rights, right? we have seen -- we just saw last week iowa governor deciding that she's going to cut early voting rights by nine days, that they are going to roll back early voting. what is the reason for this? they can never provide u

daniels. in louisiana, 12-year-old patrick dowell surprised by his grandparents, tom and fran searly. here in new york, in the bronx, you'll remember grandmother evelyn shawida,e il inorcity, pennsyan 3-year-old trax, and moment he loved, running right into his grandmother's arms. while back in arizona tonight, that newest image to come in. >> hey, david. >> hey, david. >> reporter: little brodie and mom angie telling us they are just grateful to have their family back together again. >> i missed her a lot, and i was really excited to see her finally. >> and so we choose our grandparents. an easy choice this week. we could watch those hugs over and over again. i'm david muir. whit and lindsey here this weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> changes that are cause for celebration. this weekend will bring revised rules for one industry and for two local counties as well. we have details about what you can look forward to. >>> and on monday, a new section of californians become eligible to get vaccinated. so are you one of them? what can you do now to get the best place in line? >> i can see being the larger part of this year. >> year? >> because we r