that train service dogs to be able to help veterans who have symptoms of post matt extracts. you know, the suicide rate goes down. maybe it s something as simple as somebody that lives in the neighborhood, that is part of this portal and they say that this veteran is having a tough time. maybe they just go to his home, and say you know what, i just want to see if you re okay. can i take you out to lunch? that could be something, just the fact that you showed you care, that can be enough to avoid a suicide right there. but the bureaucracy is not going to save us, we need to use the va as a conduit for all of these other great resources. because in every part of iowa, and in every part of florida, and i think most parts of this united states, people value the service of these veterans, and they want to help. we ve just got to link the veterans to all the services that can be utilized, and all the resources that are out there. [applause] governor, we ve got another voter question for yo
and an fda advisory panel scheduled to meet february 15th to discuss pfizer s application to expand vaccine access to children under the age of 5. a kaiser family foundation survey finds that three in 10 parents with kids in this age group would get the shots for their children right away if approved. john? john: all right. we will see where that approval goes. jonathan serrie with us tonight, thank you. a judge in virginia is considering arguments heard today over that state s mask mandate in schools and whether the newly installed governor, glenn youngkin, has the authority to end it. correspondent mark meredith reports tonight. he is in arlington, virginia. starting today, schools in virginia s loudoun county are suspending students like caroline and mora thomas who refuse to wear mask on school grounds. if you don t stand up now, we don t start the change, it s never going to happen and snowball. it doesn t even bigger. students say they are following the rules set by