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this war. is the white house confident that they have protected the president thus far from covid, and that they can continue to protect the president? reporter: the white house says they ve been taking extra precautions to try to ensure the president remains safe, but he has been at very public events without masks that are crowded and has been near people who have tested positive for covid-19. take a look at this picture just earlier in the week, standing next to two lawmakers who later in the week did test positive. the white house said he was not considered a close contact based on those cdc rules, but the white house has started to say there is a possibility the president could contract covid but they are hopeful that they are taking those mitigation measures to prevent that from happening. arlette live for us at the white house, thank you so much. turning now to some remarkable work during the pandemic. as many restaurants started to close and workers lost their jobs, thi
lauderdale, flcorida. a consistent battle between local officials and the governor on mask mandates. how is that panning out? reporter: you know, jim, florida governor ron desantis signed an order on masks on friday. the executive order does not ban masks mandates. what it does do is directs the florida of department of education, florida department of health to issue emergency rules that give parents a choice. now here in robert county where i am, before the governor signed this order, the school district, the school board here had voted on and passed a mask mandate. they defied governor ron de desantis staunch criticism of the cdc rules and he has been very clear from the get-go he does not want mask mandates in schools. now since governor desantis has signed this executive order, the district here telling us they re sifting through this executive order, trying to figure out if some of those requirements will force them to change their
cause of today s chaos. kate vaughn, thank you the new cdc rules for schools reopening this fall are creating some confusion tonight for families as not all states say they re going follow those guidelines and now a new threat, growing cases of that more contagious delta variant. kathy park reports how are you doing reporter: it s clear the cdc wants kids back in the classroom this fall. if a school or classroom is not able to maintain at least three feet distancing, that should not keep any kids out of the classroom. reporter: the agency now saying fully vaccinated students and teachers can lose the mask when they return, despite kids under 12 still ineligible for the vaccine, creating confusion for some parents. it might be difficult, you know, keeping track of who is vaccinated, who is not. reporter: school districts and local jurisdictions now weighing in. california will continue to require masks. new york is still reviewing its policy