the public center for legal expertise of legislative activities leader of the association of parental committeesmmunities olka lidkova, olga vladimirovna hello, if everything is as the suppliers claim, that food stocks are at old prices weeks for a week and a half, then about what kind of further quality would the question be enough for everyone. it really is. so in fact and this is the jump in prices. it should not affect the final result and its cost is already. the costs of the suppliers themselves, that is, they must lay it down. uh, initially in the workshop yes, in the contract, and this is laid down, so what the suppliers are now saying is that ah has risen in price. well, excuse me , there is a contract that you need to fulfill the contract, in principle, this is possible to be calculated by the state at the beginning of the year, when at least for a year, and already for this the academic year is already all listed. how does that mean she has to return the money, or is it a new contract system. that is, in fact, this is unrealistic olga vladimirovna as for control here in st. easier and

public center for legal expertise of legislative activities the leader of the association of parental committeesunities of russia olga litkova, olga vladimirovna hello, if everything is as the suppliers say, that food stocks at the old prices for a week and a half, then what kind of further in as a question would be enough for everyone. it really is. so actually. and this here is a jump in prices. it should not affect the final result and its cost is already. the costs of the suppliers themselves, that is, they must lay it down. uh, initially yes, it was included in the contract , so what the suppliers are now saying is that the price has risen, but sorry , there is a contract that needs to be fulfilled, in principle, this can be transferred by the state at the beginning of the year, when at least for a year, and already for this academic year everything is already listed. how does that mean she has to return the money or is it? well, this is a contract system, that is, in fact, it is unrealistic olga vladimirovna as for control here in st. petersburg, and recently opened, a hotline where you ca

does not fall into the turbulence zone. on school plates of the public di-reassociation of parental committeesities in russia olga lidkova olga vladimirovna hello, if everything is as the suppliers say, that food stocks at the old prices for a week and a half are only about what kind of further quality the question would be enough for everyone. it's really. so actually, and hmm, that's it, like a jump in prices. it should not affect the final result and its cost is already the costs of the suppliers themselves. that is, they must pledge it, and initially to the center, yes, it is included in the contract, so what the suppliers are now saying is that the price has risen, but sorry, uh. there is a contract to be fulfilled. yes, break the contract, in principle, it is possible to calculate the state at the beginning of the year, when at least for a year, a and already for this academic year already. everything is listed. how does that mean she has to return the money, or is it a new contract system? that is, in fact, this is unrealistic olga vladimirovna as for control here is st. petersburg, and

plates director of public expert review of legislative activities leader of the association of parents' committeesf russia olga litkova olga vladimirovna hello, if everything is as the suppliers claim, that the stocks of products at the old prices for a week and a half are only about what further as a question would be enough for everyone. it really is. so actually, and hmm, this is the price jump. it should not affect the final result and its cost is already the costs of the suppliers themselves. that is, they must pledge it, and initially in the center, yes, it is included in the contract , so what the suppliers are now saying is that ah has risen in price. well sorry uh there is a contract that needs to be fulfilled to break the contract, in principle, this is possible by the state at the beginning of the year, at least for a year. ah, and everything is already listed for this academic year. how does that mean she has to return the money, or is it a new contract system? that is, in fact, this is unrealistic olga vladimirovna as for control here in st. petersburg, and recently opened, a hotline

we are from the parent committee for uncle vasya three stars.he airborne troops of uncle vasya are landing ready hello nadya a immortals premiere may 7 at 22:20 on ntv mask final tomorrow at 20:40 on ntv back i do not. i only take a step forward. philip kirkorov this is a legend many people laugh at me, because you can find absolutely any music on my phone and when the turn comes, philip everyone looks at me the situation like that. but i can honestly confess to everyone on camera, that is, yes, i listen to philip's songs, i like these songs, therefore, i will do this performance of the song snow he broadcasts. hmm well unbelievable, just if someone doesn't heard, listen to it. uh, if you want to go, go, you want to forget everything, forget it. just know that at the end of the path there is nothing to return. and now these words are sung like that, as if he had felt it a billion times, it was on himself and hmm, and it's amazing. well, his talent is amazing. look at the age group. well, probably from four to infinity. when i remember, we had co

we are from the parent committee for uncle vasya . ready for landing.lo nadia premiere may 7 at 22. and who flew in from the moon, the lunar guest is well, exactly timati, he's good, good, but i don't care, well, listen, i said something native, something. and these are philip's excuses, everything should have been done earlier . and you guessed the first legs. well, as they didn’t notice the movement from our clip, everyone was there, i gave references, that’s why i say, he dances brilliantly, that for rappers philip what is beautiful? i just fell in love with him. excuse me, i rearranged it a little, it’s true that the melody is there, but the track is just so beautiful, though i also had to remember that when we talked with the lady, and he says everything to my music, what i remember there, i'm here an album. i'm not rafael, i liked this song , that's all, that's what it means, age-related dementia has nothing left for me, as soon as. first, for your anniversary. and of course, if you find, uh, a couple of hours with us to sit here and guess someone

we are from the parent committee for uncle vasik.re immortal boys premiere may 7 at 22:20 on ntv dinosaur new season from may 4 at 20:00 on ntv do without it today. without a star, whose eurovision kirkor natalya gordienko stunned good evening good evening good evening, bitch, that's how glad i am to see you. good evening. i am very glad to see you . good evening, dear friends. only one phrase, can approach her, which i said that i did with these pens, but they did with pens. we were the eurovision number last year and russia gave 12 points. uh, our natasha gordienko from moldova, who represented her fully philip, i sat and voted and sent text messages. thanks a lot. i am most held on and say philip knows thank you very much, hello. i am always parodied by this phrase. just such beautiful words. noticed. it's a pity not about me about nastya natasha became first, we are very glad to see you. i heard very happy to see. this show was amazing. and i came to the studio's spadochka oh oh oh, dear. happy birthday. this faith you know symbo

if, for example, uh, the parent committee, uh, decides among themselves that the extension is not neededpeople still will is needed or for some reason the municipality refuses to finance, each in this case, we will deal with it. where can i complain to the reception of a deputy, and will it be on our controllers on a regional or federal? e, in fact, on the local a, but if suddenly it seems to someone that the local issue is not being resolved, then we move on. in any case, i'm always there. well, the state duma deputies keep this issue under control. how soon can such a bill become law and when the situation changes, what in each school, if an extension will be needed, well, firstly, i hope that we will do it before the end of the spring session. but premium is this law, and from september extended day groups of september this year can already work. that is, in fact, there is no obstacle. and our directors are most often interested in their children being supervised, but, because, well, there are a lot of temptations outside a and wrong trajectories for the development of children. there

if, for example, uh, the parent committee, uh, decides among themselves that the extension is not neededople will still need it, or for some reason the board will not refuse to finance everyone in this case, we will figure out where to complain, in general the main reception of the deputy, and this will be under our control at the regional or federal level. in fact, on a local basis, but if it suddenly seems to someone that the local issue is not being resolved, then we move on. in any case, i'm always there. well , the state duma deputies keep this issue under control. how soon can such a bill become law and when the situation changes, that every school, if it needs an extension, will appear. well , firstly, i hope that before the end of the spring session we will do it. but premium this law and already with september, groups can already work, the extended day of this year, september this year. that is, in fact, there is no obstacle. and our directors are most often interested in their children being supervised, but, because, well, there are a lot of temptations outside a and wrong traj

uliana, a mother of three children, heads the parents' committee in two classes, knows chinese, worksenergy company. victoria, her eldest daughter , plays in the volleyball team for cska. the mother of three daughters is fond of decor and design; she successfully combines the upbringing of four children and the self-development of a candidate of medical sciences. and you love design too. ok then veronica's applause and please introduce team capillons victoria has been building a career in a design organization for a long time. now she is on maternity leave, the mother of three children, she was so carried away by this process that for 6 years in a row she has not left the decree of children, they do not design. it is perfectly. great for you applause got to know the team. mom can get acquainted with the team of many children. the price eats to squander shock game flew a simple single game awaits us, that is, each points earns human team to return to one point. i'm waiting for the sweet captains, the teams passed you sergey passed with victoria and what are you arguing about? come here

yes, i go, i'm on the parents' committee. all three children.ren go to music school. my children have been attending sunday school for many years. they are all busy with sports mugs, where i have the remaining 7 years. well , apparently, having reached adolescence, they decided that they would switch to another sport , now the girl is older on the floorball team of the moscow region, in addition to camps, in addition to sports camps, we try to go with my family and also all together so that they are ready. of course straight. yes? well. yes, absolutely exemplary. yulia your friend thinks that you would feel much more confident if you had more attention from your husband. maybe it's a female look in the studio olga eremina hello that yulik does not have enough attention from her husband, you understand that the spouse has a fairly active social life, he communicates in a circle of different people of women, including including he is a successful person, realized in society, but at the same time, when it comes to about going somewhere with his wif

could it be if enough parents complain about a certain book, should there be a committee? what do you think? caller: a parent. a parent should teach their child those types of things. that's stuff that should be taught at home. i heard this woman talking about when she had sex education or something in gym class or something. there was a while back i heard it -- it was a while back i heard it, but it seems like they did not teach about transgender or homosexuality. that was my take from that. well, biologically, there is a man and there is a woman, there are xx and xy. that is how they determine man and woman. host: you don't think there should be books in the library about transgender specifically? caller: there should not be any type of sexual material in the library for children. host: let's take a look at the oversight hearing from last week. activist ruby bridges, author of ruby bridges goes to school, and it talks about her experience as the first black child to integrate a new orleans school. here's a portion of that. [video clip] >> when i first heard about book ban

we then sent that out to our parent advisory committee, i know second district received it as did parents for public schools for feedback. we also sent it to uesf, and usiu because they have folks that work the instructional calendar. we take all that feedback and then we produce a draft calendar which was posted on our website for about two or three weeks and got an additional round of feedback and that's how you see the diversion presented here. >> we're in discussing of adding eve to this calendar? >> there were not because the addition of paid holidays, my understanding is the decision is made by the board of education through board policy. >> there's a resolution pending on that? that's my understanding. is there a resolution pending regarding eve? >> yeah. i submitted it but it hasn't been put on the agenda so i don't know the timing is for that. it would be great. we can let folks know. >> in this process for adopting this instructional calendar for the next school year, we would have to go back through the process to include because and have a board resolution to add another holid

parents have been sentenced in the college admission scandal. they were sentenced to eight weeks in prison. and will have to do 100 hours of committee service. paying over $12,000 in fines. in january they pled guilty to paying $25,000 to cheat on their sons admission test. since 2019 more than 50 parents been charged in that ongoing investigation. >>> this evening we have a closer look at the debate over california's in may credit program. it cuts an inmate sentence in half if they receive good behavior credits. the program itself is come under new scrutiny following sacramento max shootings because one suspect, was released early from a sentence due to good behavior credits. madisen keavy has more on the future of this program. >> felonies but nonviolent. and that is insane. >> smiley martin is one of the suspects facing firearms charges in connection to the worst mass shooting. his lengthy wrap sheet shined a light on policies that the state took on during the pandemic. to make it easier for inmates not sentenced to death or life without parole to earn good conduct credits. >> it is time to call out cbc are for what they are doing. >> ther

. >> martha, the parents that we spoke with live in nearby randolph new jersey. they say the education committeeetings where they discussed the curriculum to the parents so parents have less opportunity to voice their concerns. now back to you. >> martha: wow. nate, thank very much. congressman jeff van drew is working on a bill that parents will be notified when talking about gender identify in the classroom. thanks for being here. what is your feeling about this? >> this is awful. i don't know what we're doing to americans in so many different ways. this is the top. if i told you a number of years ago that this would happen in our public schools, you wouldn't believe it. we're actually going to take little boys and girls that we send to school and start teaching them about gender i.d. and gender change and other things that are not appropriate at that age. it's absurd and painful and it's because there's a lot of people that don't unfortunately in powerful positions that don't vol the importance of a family. my bill is basically my child, my choice. what that means is not that you just opt out

the day of forgiveness with her son and they did not disturb the parents, but soon they will have a visit from the investigative committeeere they have already begun checking on the fact of the death of the child, departmental intend to study all the factors. who could lead to tragedy if any are revealed a criminal case under the article cause of death due to negligence, a set of necessary investigative actions is being carried out aimed at establishing all the circumstances that happened to the local residents, for example, one of the reasons that the boys ended up in the warehouse see what to play children. it's just that there is nowhere a playground, one for several streets, and it is a mess of mud with old swings and a tilted carousel, but they asked the local administration to put it in order more than once, in addition, the owners of an unprotected warehouse were invited to the investigative committee to ask questions and they had a lock and a warning sign on the gate of the base where fertilizers are stored. they appeared only after a tragic incident with a child. prior to this, the territory was open , even part

committee. we had 10 parents before us whose children had died due to opioid addiction. not nine out of 10 but 10 out of 10 of those parents said they smoked marijuana. to begin with. 10 out of 10. it is a gateway drug that leads to harder drugs. this is not a republican, democrat situation here. this is an american problem. you know that we had 100,000 americans die of overdose last year. mr. speaker, this is misguided. this is wrong. this is not what we should be discussing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from rhode island, member of the judiciary committee, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for two minutes. mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the more act. legislation that taings an important -- takes an important step in moving forward the failed war on drugs. it's been a major driver of mass incarce

parent to covid. the legislation was approved by the senate governance and finance committee on a 4 to 1 vote. he state legislature, the bill would create savings accounts for children who have lost a parent or primary caregiver to covid and for long term foster care youth. up to $4000 would be available for children up to the age of nine and up to 8000 for children. ages 10 to 17 time is 7 38 federal prosecutors charged about 20 people with covid related fraud and a doctor in napa is connected to some of them. julie masi of napa admitted she sold fake healthcare records to more than 200 customers, the department of justice as federal charges and now being filed against three people associated with mozzie. the charges include overcharging for medical services and selling fake vaccination cards this morning, president binder said he's sending another $800 million in weapons and ammunition to ukraine in the coming days. he says he'll ask congress next week to approve billions more dollars in aid for ukraine. because the assistant package that was passed just last month is now in his words. almost

. >> thank you chairwoman marie, ranking member burr and members of the committee. as a parent and ceo for the education of young children it's an honor to be with you today to talk about how childcare and preschool or defining economic issues for families and for our countries. that comprises nearly 60000 members in 52 affiliates across the country include the child development operated by the department of defense that support high-quality early childhood education, have grown exponentially. the public dollars we investor in the early years we substantial returns. keep the doors of small businesses and save the government money all preparing the next generation for success, society of life. yet despite the overwhelming evidence the testing benefits of investing high-quality education in our nation's progress has been limited. quality early learning settings are scarce and unaffordable. parents pay more for childcare than college tuition it still do not have real options. early childhood educators earned poverty level wages and undermine their complex work and limit the supply

committee. oakland unified school district is telling parents not to bring their students to school this fridayans to close and merger several schools. the district called the strike illegal. it also says not closing or merging schools could lead to a $90 million budget shortfall. i'm supporting the strike. guys i've heard that they're trying to like close majority african american schools, and it's like that's not. it's not cool to have a day off. but like it's also like really bad that we're closing all these schools and stuff, so i definitely support the strike. many parents say they don't want the school consolidation and closure plan to go forward, but they're also concerned about the strike on friday, saying their children have already lost so much classroom time over the past two years. if elon masks effort to buy twitter doesn't go through. for some reason, there's a huge penalty to be paid musk and twitter agreed to a $1 billion termination fee. this means twitter would have to pay mosque if it finds another buyer. and if musk can't come up with the financing or drops out of the deal f

. >> thank you, chairman murray, ranking member burr and members of the committee. as a parent and as the ceo at the national association for the education of young children, it's an honor to be with you today to talk about how childcare and pre-school are defining economic issues for families and for our country. macy is a professional or association that comprises nearly 60,000 members and 52 affiliates. naeyc early learning program accreditation is considered the highest mark of quality. accrediting more than 6000 programs across the country including the child development centers operate by the department of defense. in the last two decades, our understanding of the economic and scientific imperatives that support high quality early childhood education have grown exponentially. the public dollars we invest during the early years leads to a substantial fiscal returns. they increased labor force participation, reduce costs for families, keep the doors of small businesses open, and save the government money all the while helping prepare the next generation for success in schoo

a walker's committee now decides how the estate spends additional money from the federal initiative. the parents of these children are keen to invest in an education program so that the next generation has the chance of a better life. like the young while i want to good job for my daughter. something that makes her a leader going on. i will encourage her to do something else if possible the day i thought maybe that she could be a doctor or an engineer. and i think any other armed with it, certifications, jarling girl has managed to both improve conditions for its walkers and make it steep, production more sustainable. and those efforts are being rewarded with growing international demand for its products. ah, like we saw, sustainability doesn't come about an isolation. it needs all stakeholders to begin . let's head to move my mouth. unlike many cities in world which encounter wild animals in open areas, well, my is home to an apex, predator. leopards, live cheek by jowl with human beings, in one of the most densely populated regions on the planet. conflict is but natural . but how is it being m

committee along those lines. >> in terms of persuading parents to get their individuals vaccinated, one of the arguments that ie must be so many antibodies that we all have circulating out there. dr. deborah birx just said today in an interview she is looking at the data from south africa where the majority of the population have been exposed to omicron and do have antibodies, but they are seeing a surge. so listen to what she said today. . >> i know that another surge is coming and will be coming across the world. in this very moment you can -- and this is what i was waiting for to see, south africa cases are once again rising. despite having 60% to 70% of their population with each surge. so no one in the united states should be confident that because people are saying 60% to 70% of the americans have antibody. that is true in south africa, and it didn't prevent the surges. >> what are we supposed to do with that information, dr. hotez? >> i think she's actually right, and here's why. that immunity in terms of virus neutralizing antibody does not seem to be very durable. maybe because omicron causes primaril

new developments in the january 6th committee's investigation into the capitol riot. they're parentingirst supported and then backed off trump's big lie. stephen miller spoke to the panel for more than eight hours this week, a meeting described by sources as contentious. the panel has said miller promoted lies about the election and aided efforts to overturn it. back with me, maya, you've got to read some of these text messages. i was laughing as i read some of them. one from chip roy -- dude, we free ammo. we need fraud examples. we need it this weekend. that was november 7th. then january 1st, from him as well to mark meadows -- we are driving a stake in the heart of the federal republic. quite a change of heart. by the way, mike lee also at one point touting sydney powell, saying let sydney powell get with potus, let her talk to, and then a text later, don't lynn to her, i'm not sure they can back up any claims that were made. what do you make of the exchanges? >> what the exchanges show us, yasmin is exactly what the other evidence shows us. there was no evidence of voter fraud. sa

and whatever one says about her is that she's part of the search and destroy committee were all they do is just attack the parentsong for things like this no one is safe. so when you bring in someone who is committed this performative theater leg for who they can put on the target right? so they see that my gosh must be her so she can issue that apology fine but from what i understand she is leading the charge along with that guy the double down. >> greg: she sounds like a real [bleep]. go ahead you can make a snap judgment. here's what it reminds me of. >> dr.drew: one spent many decades in a psychiatric hospital every patient with a borderline personality disorder in the 80s and 90s came in with at least 20 lawsuits on their belt. every single one in your profession get him picking on you, finally figure out what's going on and started putting a stop to it but i think that they found other ways to act out their race borderline rage. none of this woman wants think she has anything when it's that kind of energy around things that aren't real. so to worrying about the makeup artist is a bit darker. he goes towards

committee and america. during her hearing, judge jackson told us about her upbringing as the daughter of parents who attended a racially segregated schools. she marveled at how her youth on the heels of the civil-rights union differed so much for her own experience. hers is a uniquely american family story. how much hope and promise can be achieved in one generation, i am proud we can bear witness to it. in recent weeks, members of this committee have gone through judge jackson's 600 -- nearly 600 judicial opinions. her detailed responses to many bipartisan questionnaires, 12,000 pages of disclosures related to her time on the u.s. sentencing commission, 70,000 pages of materials produced by the obama library in response to a bipartisan request. last week, we held four days of hearings. judge jackson was questioned for a total of 24 hours by this committee. throughout the process, she has answered thousands of questions posed to her by members of this committee. in the course of this competency review, a few things are clear. she has impeccable qualifications. we do not agree on much in the senate, but not o

children who have lost a parent to covid moved forward today, democratic senator nancy skinner says her legislation was approved by the senate governance and finance committee 1 vote. the bill would create hope savings accounts for california children. we've lost a parent or primary caregiver to covid and for long term foster care. youth up to $4000 would be available for kids up to age nine and up to 8000 for youth ages. 10 to 17. students at centers. a state university held a rally in march today to bring attention to student homelessness. anymore up anymore. demonstrators say despite sjs you signing an agreement with the student homeless alliance to deal with the student housing crisis, little progress has been made a report last year found 4000 san jose state students had experienced homelessness at least once within the year. we had student homeless lions are frustrated to say the least at the energy and pace given to helping the thousands of students experiencing homelessness every year. while we recognize the work done by sgs you care so far in helping to bring temporary solutions to students that have actually come forward for help. we are challengi

last month, before the senate judiciary committee, she spoke of the legal racial segregation her parents lived through and how it shaped her life today. judge jackson: my parents taught me that, unle the many barriers that they had had to face growing up, my path was clearer, so that if i worked hard and i believed in myself, in america, i could do anything or be anything i wanted to be. amna: jackson worked for eight years as a federal district court judge, until last june, when she was confirmed onto the d.c. circuit court of appeals. some republicans today repeated concerns about expanding the size of the court and jackson's judicial philosophy. here's mitch mcconnell. sen. mcconnell: her judicial record is full of cases where judge jackson ruled like a policymaker implementing personal biases, instead of a judge following the text wherever it led. amna: others reiterated attacks on a narrow part of her sentencing record. sen. cruz: we can reasonably expect that justice jackson will consistently vote as she has done as a judge for the last 10 years, for more lenient sentences for crim

could it be if enough parents complain about a certain book, should there be a committee? what do you think? caller: a parent. a parent should teach their child those types of things. that's stuff that should be taught at home. i heard this woman talking about when she had sex education or something in gym class or something. there was a while back i heard it -- it was a while back i heard it, but it seems like they did not teach about transgender or homosexuality. that was my take from that. well, biologically, there is a man and there is a woman, there are xx and xy. that is how they determine man and woman. host: you don't think there should be books in the library about transgender specifically? caller: there should not be any type of sexual material in the library for children. host: let's take a look at the oversight hearing from last week. activist ruby bridges, author of ruby bridges goes to school, and it talks about her experience as the first black child to integrate a new orleans school. here's a portion of that. [video clip] >> when i first heard about book ban

committee on vaccination and immunisation. thank you so much forjoining us. are you recommending that parents good morning. this offer of the vaccine is now available to parents of primary age schoolchildren. it is for people who want their children immunised, children are at lower risk from covid and the imperative to get vaccinated does not exist for children. parents who want their children. parents who want their children immunised can get protection against a possible future wave of corona rises can do so. these are vaccines that have common side—effects, there is a reasonably strong possibility of headaches and our fever for a strong possibility of headaches and ourfeverfor a day strong possibility of headaches and our fever for a day or two. strong possibility of headaches and ourfeverfor a day or two. those are short lived are not serious side—effects. the more serious side—effects. the more serious side—effects that affect the heart that we have all heard about, are vanishingly rare. so that is not something that parents should be worried about. iii something that parents should be w

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russian mothers and father's parents will also drive uncle, aunt, grandfather, and grandfather urgently what step did the usa take to lend-lease for ukraine ? the committeee house of representatives agreed and submitted the corresponding bill to the lower house of the congress, officially they say that the vote can take place this week, the publication of the voice of america writes that it will happen today, the bill must be signed by president biden, lend-lease - this is a program under which the usa partially transferred ammunition, equipment and strategic materials such as fuel to its allies in the second world war for free, the border guard and the dbr continue identify and arrest the property of the aggressor country, in particular the belarusian ship nadezhda, which was involved in the enemy's logistical operations on the danube , as well as the russian oil tanker volga neft 268 found in the black sea area, the vessels have currently been seized and transferred to the custody of the administration of sea ports of ukraine, the relevant authorities will deal with their nationalization in the usa they want to sell russian assets to help ukraine, the

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important news tonight for the parents of millions of young children who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated against covid. the f.d.a. said today, its advisory committeehold three meetings starting june 8 to discuss authorizing shots for children under five. that's 18 million kids that have still not eligible, and the earliest possible authorization would be in late june. all right, tonight, a fascinating story overseas. china is refusing to loosen the grip of its strict zero-covid control policies, as its worst outbreak in two years impacts the capital city of beijing. a luxury mall, gyms, and other businesses were shut down today. lockdowns across china are hitting international businesses hard, with labor shortages and supply chain breakdowns. here's cbs' elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: almost all of beijing's 21 million residents were ordered to take covid tests this week-- not just one. three, each. the goal is to avoid the kind of sweeping lockdown that shut shanghai for more than a month. ( noises ) and last night had furious residents on their balconies banging pots and pans in protest. in beijing, a growing number of areas are in mini-lockdown

said, they're probably going to accelerate this advisory committee meeting and then make a recommendation to the cdc. >> what do you say to parentsn kids in this age range, is it worth any potential risk of getting the vaccine? or is there a risk? >> well, i mean, i think everything's a risk/reward relationship. but i don't think there's really a significant safety concern here. you know, there was concerns about myocarditis. that's something that we talked about in people who are older, late teens, early 20s. but we haven't seen that risk in younger children and not in this age group either. so, it's really a question more of the reward. what i would say is, look, when we look atom kron, it is a very contagious virus. let me show you what is happening in terms of the overall numbers of children who are becoming infected. if you track it along, you see that's the red line there. i don't know if you can see that. it's gone up pretty significantly over the past few months. so, there's a lot of kid who getting infected. it is true that they are very unlikely to be hospitalized or die, although over the last 30 months now since we've

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parent to covid is one step closer to reality. now. the legislation was approved by the senate governance and finance committee on a 4 to 1 vote. it's approved by if it's approved by the state legislature, the bill would create savings accounts for children who have lost a parent or primary caregiver to covid and for long term foster care youth. up to $4000 would be available for kids up to age nine and up to 8000 for youth ages. 10 to 17 gatto's is taking new action to hold adults liable when there's underage drinking at their homes. this follows the recent arrest of a mother in law's gatto's accused of hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for teenagers at her home. under this ordinance, which was passed unanimously, adults can be chopped fine for hosting gatherings where miners drink or take drugs, even if the adult does not home at the time. thinking is potentially there are parents who basically don't want to know. so they go out for the evening and let something happen at their home. so i think just the knowledge that whether you're home or not, you're responsible for what's happening in your home through ourselves. a fine st