0 dana: there you go. it is bill hemmer s birthday and so glad as ainsley would say we re so glad you were born and so glad to work with you. you have a huge group of family and friends. feeling good on your birthday? bill: actually, yes. dana: look at that smile. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. harris: the first face-to-face meeting between an american president and china s communist leader since covid. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the president s meeting with leader xi comes as a possible invasion of taiwan is looming large. biden said on numerous occasions that the u.s. military would defend taiwan in the event of an attack by china. you know that s not our policy. who wants to tell him? maybe he will figure it out. the president in his remarks, though, still said he believes there should not be concerns about a new cold war between the u.s. and china and does not think there is any imminent attempt by china to invade taiwan. and he poi
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physical needs, them getting back to normal was never going to happen. reporter: it uses uv light, ionization and filters to eradicate germs, not just covid but other viruses as well, including the flu. i can get to see my friends instead of them be at home and sick. reporter: cora is in sixth grade. her mom is a math teacher. we feel like we have a healthier, safer school with our clean air. reporter: a relief for teachers who struggled with remote classes. there s something to say about being with people. when students aren t with each other and can t feed off of each other, it does hurt your education process. reporter: are you hopeful this might be the first year since all of this started that s not disrupted? yes. reporter: by covid? i m very hopeful. reporter: the key to that may be as simple as the air she breathes stephanie gosk, nbc news, ohio. up next as we continue here tonight, there s snapshots of life left behind
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