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    Here's what stood out to me from my interviews with , , , Fmr SecState Colin Powell &

    In the midst of dealing with the cruelty of , America mourns the loss of a legend, Our top takeaways from Sunday's
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    Members of the U.S. House paused for an emotional moment of silence to honor civil rights icon and Congressman John Lewis, who passed away over the weekend. has more on the national outpouring of support for the man who became known as the conscience of the Congress.

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    More via on candidates for Georgia’s 5th: ➡️Andre Dickens serves on the Atlanta City Council ➡️Reverend Robert Franklin Jr is the former president of Morehouse College

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    Per : ➡️James “Major” Woodall is the president of the Georgia NAACP, the youngest person to be elected to the position ➡️Nikema Williams is the Chairwoman of the Georgia Democratic Party ➡️Park Cannon is a state representative currently serving Georgia’s 58th district

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    NEW: have released the names of the 5th District nominees to fill ’ vacant seat: Out of 131 applicants, the nominating committee selected the following individuals: Park Cannon Andre Dickens Robert Franklin Nikema Williams James "Major" Woodall

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    . emotionally recounts when John Lewis stood with them in 2010 when the Affordable Care Act was passed. "There were people who were picketing the Capitol & they... shouted profanities at him. They spat on him. Ten years ago. So... our work has not been done."

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    House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls John Lewis "a titan of the civil rights movement whose goodness, faith and bravery transformed our nation." joins us first on to discuss and honor the legacy the late congressman left behind.

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    Those celebrating the life of John Lewis include former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. In an exclusive interview with "CBS This Morning," they told Gayle King how they were heavily influenced by his leadership.

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    States need significant resources from the Federal government to make sure that all schools can be prepared to reopen. However, even with these dollars, it will not be possible to successfully open schools without first getting community transmission of under control.

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    ICYMI: on 's impact on children as they aim to return to in-person learning this fall: "Without additional resources we will see children of color, black and brown children, disproportionately affected."
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    Every Sunday morning, alums Margaret Brennan, Mary Hager and Olivia Rinaldi each play their part in one of the longest-running programs in the history of American television.

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    In the midst of dealing with the cruelty of , America mourns the loss of a legend, Our top takeaways from Sunday's

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    ICYMI: CHILDREN AND : “We know that children are less likely to get infected and when they get infected they’re less likely to be symptomatic,” told . It’s less clear about how children might spread the virus, however.

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    ICYMI: “What we don’t have is excess capacity," tells of testing delays Says after 48 hours of test delays, they’re less useful in helping make clinical decisions: "We're seeing delays up to 6-7 days right now"

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    ICYMI: on the politicization of : " is not out front in their typical traditional leadership role driving the response" to risking an "out of control" pandemic for months to come.

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    ICYMI: on 's impact on children as they aim to return to in-person learning this fall: "Without additional resources we will see children of color, black and brown children, disproportionately affected."

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    NEW: calls for a moment of silence to honor and informs colleagues that the Lewis family will wait until after the services of fellow champion, Rev. CT Vivian, to announce their plans. Rev. Vivian died the same day as

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    ICYMI: Mayor on what she would do if Federal Protective Service officers were deployed to to quell any possible unrest, similar to “We will respond accordingly ... I feel very safe that the law is on our side”

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    ICYMI: “I’ve not actually seen any data or science that points to that,” said of 's suggestion that protest led to recent spikes in cases. Calls out Kemp's "blame game" as "most unusual"

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    ICYMI: Fmr. Sec. of State Colin Powell calls to "move on" from the , calling it a "demonstration of another time another place, another country that has nothing to do with the United States of America"

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