today joe biden makes a final campaign pitch for the california governor. voters decide if gavin newsom stays or goes and even before the votes are counted, the top republican insists outcome is rigged. and former president donald trump spends the day, many are clearly worried a 2024 run would bring another defeat. we begin the hour, though, with the covid crisis and the nation s biggest back-to-school challenge. new york city today, right now, 1 million students back in the classroom for full-time in-person learning. this as experts say there is hope vaccines will be authorized for kids age 5 to 11 by halloween. there is a vaccine mandate for teachers in new york, but the deadline is not by today. polo sandoval is tracking this very big day for us in new york city. polo. reporter: john, good afternoon to you, those students are well into the first days of classes. some parents did decided to take the city s offer up on sending their children to school for in-person learn
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crime is an issue as a messy democratic primary ends with accusations and name calling. and rising prices, workers want to stay home, entire industries without customers. the economy emerging from 15 plus months of pandemic shock and it looks very, very different. we begin this hour with today s big test vote in the united states senate. voting rights is a critical piece of the biden and democratic party agenda. even more so now that republicans from coast to coast are moving to make it harder to vote. today s attempt to win 60 votes to open a voting rights debate is a big deal on its own. it s an even bigger deal, because so much of the agenda is depending on the senate s math and the senate s mood. let s get to manu ra ju. democrats believe they re going to lose the vote. they hope to keep 50 together, but even in the final hours, that s a question. reporter: no question about it. they hope to have unity, but yes, there is still the question where is senator joe manchin
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the time, you know, at the height of this were the most restrictive in the country. yeah. you think a year ago, jim, and just how brutally terrifying the world was at that point with the infection rates here in new jersey just astronomical. and in new york and connecticut. and today just a few percentage points, the vaccinations are way up. so we can start to get back to life as normal. i mean just personally this is the first time i ve gone, you know, i m vaccinated. the crew is vaccinated. i cannot wear the mask on camera. i can just have it in case i go in somewhere. it is different world compared to just a year ago. and now because of all of that, starting on may 19th, we re going to start seeing a lot of these restrictions go away. all those restrictions on outdoor activities, those will go away starting may 19th. restaurants will be able to operate to the fullest they can as long as tables can stay six feet away from each other. they re going to lift restrictions on i