full force, and masks are hard to spolt. americans are tired of more than a year of restrictions. the tsa reports that friday is the busiest travel day since the pandemic started. and the embattled governor of new york losing more support as he struggles to stay in office. even new york's two senators, both democrats, calling for andrew cuomo to resign. another come has come forward with accusations of sexual harassment. cuomo is quickly running out of support among all the series allegations. >> hi, he did, and you mngsed the two big names in new york politics. major leader chuck schumer and gillibrand adding their names to the list of the politics calling for the governor to resign. the latest coming from a reporter named jessica bakeman. she had been a new york capital beat worker, and covering the beat here, and he wrote a piece where she describes it was like covering cuomo, and she writes, andrew cuomo's hands had been on my body, my arms, shoulders, the small of my back, waist oumpb enough. she said cuomo never let me forget i was a woman. she describes her job as someone wasn't to report on the governor's every move. he often touched herb without her consent. she didn't want to go to events like the holiday party at the mention she mentioned in to 2014. she describes the party, and what her interaction was like. she he put his arm around my back, and held me in place and said, am i making you uncomfortable. i stood there in stunned silence, and of course that was the point. bateman knowing she was humiliated. she says the governor's actions, didn't feel, she wanted to show her she was powerless and one more important thing n the article, she says it's not that cuomo has trademark bulldying but the way he bulldies women is different. he uses touching and sexual innuendo to invoke fear in us. that is the textbook definition of sexual harassment. we have reached out to the governor's office. the governor talked about the allegations friday. listen to what he had to say. >> people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to cancel culture and the truth. let the review proceed. i'm not going to resign. i was not aleelected by the politicians. i was elected by the people. i never harassed anyone. i never assaulted anyone. i never abused anyone. to the extent you get these people who say, he took a picture with me and i was uncomfortable. i apologize for that. i have not had a sexual relationship that was inappropriate period. >> so the governor continuing to deny any wrong doing, saying women have a right to come forward, and urging the public to wait for the investigations to carry tout wait for the facts. ana? >> aathena jones, in new york, thank you. i want to bring in cnn legal analyst and federal prosecutors jennifer rogers. new york's dell congratulations in congress, and 60 legislators have called on cuomo to resign. the governor says no, if he lost even his own party, how does he survive it? >> i mean, he survives simpbly n not leaving. we only impeached one governor, in 1913 and it may or may not be a repeat of that. it's unlikely. and the governor is going to test his ability, and our ability as new yorkers to see if he can govern anything resembling an affected manner without any help from his colleagues. the mayor of new york city, can he be governor on his own? andrew cuomo is basically daring the rest of his colleagues in government to see if which he do it. >> did he have good relationships with the people calling on his resignation before the allegations came out? >> he had terrible relationships with all of them, and frankly, people on the staff could acknowledge there. they had a ten-year period in which they have been abusive, and have driven people out of politics. think have been harsh, unpleasant. it's greatly documented and they took a flied how quote unquote tough they are. but he went from tough to tox sbix a lot of people now, former staffers and members of the media saying this is not the way to govern. the end does not justify the means. you can't be this bad to everybody all the time. come up with no friends in the ends and call yourself effective. especially if, this is important to keep in mind. this is what got the ball rolling if you make a mistake, and nursing homes and how shut have been handled in the covid crisis. and people are saying f we get abuse, and the bad treatment, at least be effective. >> the governor and his supporters are saying wait for the investigation to run its course. how long can it take? >> i think ana, we're talking about a matter of months, maybe three months. they have to follow where the investigation leads, and it's not going to happen in a matter of a few weeks, and we're not talking about -- millions of documents. so i think around the three-month mark, i want to see the report. >> they have appointed outside lawyers to lead the investigation, and set up an outside investigation, for those who have information relative to the investigation. do you think it's wise to cast that wide of a net? >> they will not be speaking to every person who calls in. they will vet the information that comes in, but they want to do a thorough investigation here and cast a net that anyone who has information that is useful. that is mostly going to be people who worked with the governor. have been accusations of women who did not, and they are pertinent pertinent as well. they are going to be by people, and that is not an endless number of people. >> the impeachment investigation in the new york state assembly. why do you think they are taking this route and they're not waiting for the investigation by the a.g.'s sfoffice? there. >> there are two schools of thought on it. they have a super majority. they have controlled it for some time. one theory, there are a lot of younger, more progressive members who are appalled at all that and they want to see the governor go, and they put a lot of pressure on the speaker to take some kind oaf an action. the other theory is they are actually helping governor cuomo with the thing he needs most, which is to buy time to put another investigation in motion, to cool things down, slow things down a little bit, to give him a chance to over and over again, let's wait for the facts before anyone rushes to judgment. and to the extend that happens, he is giving governor cuomo what he needs right now. >> what do you think is more problematic for the governor? the sexual harassment claims or allegations of nursing home deaths? >> interesting. before yesterday, i probably would have said said the nursing home allegations because the sexual harassment allegations didn't fall within the criminal realm. likely several allegations, and it's sparse on details but it did trigger a criminal referral to the police. now we have an actual potential criminal matter coming out. and that i think is going to be a top priority for the governor. and his legal team moving forward. >> errol i have to get your take on how bill deblade blasio resp. we are seeing a pattern of lying, adding, the governor must resign. he cannot longer do the job. and the deaths in addition to the allegations related to sexual harassment. we flow is a history and no love lost between these two. what do you they is de blasio is thinking? >> there is no love lost, and he is saying at a amplified level, we cannot trust the governor and his staff. they have not been straight with us. they hid information about a vitally important matter involving 15,000 deaths. that is serious stuff. they had any number of negative interactions, the unprofessional conduct, calling and berating them, and going behind them and interfering with them -- >> do you think they are relishing it in a bit? >> a political blood bath is not a pleasant thing to look at. there is blood in the water. the sharks are circling. it's been a decade's worth of abuse that came out of the second floor of the capitol, and now people are trying to hit back to the extend they can. >> errol lewis and jennifer rogers, the plot thickens, thank you. president 3w50iden has ordered states to open up by may 1st. he says it needs to happen sooner. we will discuss next, live in the cnn newsroom. 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>> well, what i would say is for people who are fully vaccinated, they can start to do some of the things that none of us have really done in a year. you with start to go to restaurants. someone asked me today if you're fully vaccinated, can you go to a gym? of course, wearing a mask in all the venn neues but we need to o. and the cdc needs to be more proactive in providing the guidelines, and it prevents youth from acquiring severe illness, but we know with certainty that it largely prevents transmission. swhe be opening the economy to people who have been fully vaccinated. it's not the same as saying that people who haven't been can go about their lives as if nothing has happened. >> what you're saying is an incentive for people to clam more to get the vaccine when it is their turn. you say it's time to start vaccinating younger people. explain your reasoning. >> there are two reasons to vaccinate a population. one is to prevent serious illness and death, and the other is transmission. we have already vaccinated about 75% of the population above the age of 75, and 65% of the population over age 65 and a vast majority of people in long term care or nursing homes. we have vaccinated the high risk population already. now, the population transmitting the virus. last month in the journal "science" there was an article that showed the summer surge, 72% of the transmission of cases in the summer surge, were caused by people between the ages of 20 and 49. these are the people who are out and about. who is traveling now, getting on the plane to go to spring break? it's young people. so let's vaccinate them. and start to cut down transmission. we have 32 million doses on of vaccine they have been distributed to states and not given to arms. and there is a lot of vaccine available. let's start opening up these vaccine slots to the young people who are propagating the vaccine around the country. we should -- michigan is going to do it by april 5th. alaska is already doing it. states all over the country should start allocating the vaccine to younger people. colleges with students in residents now, i could vaccinate them before the end of the school year. >> they are great ideas and people are saying, yes, yes, let's do it, and we have heard of cases going to waste because the person eligible didn't show up and they were not allowed to give it to just anybody. i want to get your take. 92% of democrats say, the number calls to just 50%. why do you think that is? >> well, first, there is an enormous vaccine he hesitancy. the vaccine has not been promoted this to group, and indeed, for months and months and months, the pandemic was presented as a hoax to this group by the former president. and in a similar vein, the former president has not promoted the vaccine to the people who revere him. so there is a student to reach out, to republicans and explain this vaccine is for them. earlier this week, the former president issued a statement claiming credit for the vaccine, and that is fantastic. his administration deserves a lot of credit for facilitating the vaccines, but they did nothing. he did nothing to promote vaccinations among people who really rally around him. and if he wants to do something in his post presidency, he should get on his soap box and start to get his accolades to get vaccinated. >> couldn't hurt. >> that is for sure. i appreciate your time as always. thank you. >> thank you. parents fed up with online learning are suing to get their children back to classrooms. why they believe this step is necessary, that is next live in the krns newsroom. we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. visible is wireless that doesn't play games. it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a month. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, wireless that gets better with friends. the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring - automatically. so no hiding under your pillow. or opting for the couch. your best sleep. all night. every night. experience the mattress ranked #1 in customer satisfaction by jd power, two years in a row. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo [♪] life is busy, and sometimes odors can sneak up on you. for a convenient life hack. try febreze unstopables fabric refresher. with 2 times the scent power of regular febreze, unstopables fabric finds, neutralizes and eliminates tough odors trapped in hard-to-wash fabrics, like couches or smelly sports equipment; leaving an irresistibly fresh scent. and for a tropical burst of freshness, try new paradise scent. stop sneaky odors from lingering in your home, with febreze unstopables. school reopenings remains one of the most hotly contested debits in the pandemic. now, they are going to court. cnn's bianna golodryga reports. >> the garbage work worse mick up my trash risk their lives every day. >> reporter: across the country, parents like this virginia dad are demanding more of the school boards. >> it's maddening. why are my kids suffering? it's a game. and kids are used as pawns. >> reporter: this attorney is representing 17 equally frustrated families pro bono against two new jersey school districts. it's been almost a year since students filled the classrooms in these districts. >> this has been such a tremendous battle for all of us. >> reporter: the suits says students have been denied a right to in-person education. >> children need to be in schools with peers, with teachers, working collaboratively. >> reporter: for donahue, the cases hit close to harm. >> the department not responding to my own child's specific needs and realizing, not that they're not going to open the schools and it was like, i can do this. i'm going to speak up for her because no one is speaking for the kids. >> reporter: her 11-year-old daughter mary has not set foot in a classroom since last march. what grade are you in? >> sixth grade. >> do you worry about when you can return back to school? >> yeah, i always ask, when am i going back to school. she said she doesn't know. >> reporter: diagnosed with adhd, she was on a plan prior to the pandemic, and had been thriving. >> they said, when she goes in the middle school, she she no longer needs the intense services. >> reporter: today, she said he daughter refuses to participate in class. >> she is doiagnosed with high levels of anxiety and depression. it's heart breakingly sad. >> reporter: the families she repr repr represents describes similar setbacks. >> all of his in-school supports were helping him. he is a mess now. he is depressed. he is not interested in anything. he doesn't talk. >> he wasn't participating. he wasn't turning his facamera . he tested in gifted and now getting "d" level grades. >> reporter: several lawsuits from maryland, kentucky, wisconsin and california. >> getting our schools back open safely. >> reporter: but while the push to reopen schools has garnered sympathy from the white house, there is little the federal government can do. the majority of the country hinges on decisions made by local school districts. the battle is halfway over. the monclair school district has reached a deal to return to the classroom april 12th. >> you know your mom is out there fighting for you. >> thank you. >> reporter:by bianna golodryga, cnn. the south wood maple wood said she share the view to open schools safely as soon as possible. joining us now, the president of the american federation of teachers, randy winegarden. it sounds like peachers are going to have children going back to classroom at all different learning levels and social levels. that has to be stressful for teachers. >> it's -- look, i think i was with the weekend right before all the school districts closed and we were in studio, and part of it was that we were never given the kind of information that trump had about what the severity was. so you saw all the districts close at the same time in march without much of any preparation, and since that point, teach verse been doing everything they can to actually meet the needs of kids. but i agree with all of those parents. that we -- our union has been trying to figure out how to reopen schools for inperson learning since last april, and give it to president biden. he has finally created the guidance he can rely on. given us the resources and we're now having shots in the arms so you're seeing at this point almost 60% of k through 8 schools that have either reopened in march or will be reopening in the next couple weeks. >> the heard the frustration and decemb desperation to mothers. what have you heard, and teacher unions to be blamed, the perfect being on the enemy of the good. >> as i said, we have been trying since last april to reopen schools, and while unions are not monolithic, take the new york city school system, which is my home union. we figured out ways to doing the right thing. you need to actually not have safety be in opposite with in school learning, which means districts needed to spend last summer and this fall working on ventilation issues. they need have the staff. they needed to have the funding so if they had staff that was dhat risk, they had additional staff there. and new york city made it happen. ups and downs but we have a road map now, and hopefully we can do that kind of work with the mitigation strategies, the testing, the vaccines. we have a lot of work to do together to meet the needs of kids as they are coming back to school, not just this week but in the summer and fall. >> i mean, initially, better safe than sorry was the mentality when it came to schools and the vulnerability of children and teachers. but now, study after study has found that as long as the mitigation efforts are there, it is safe to reopen schools now. do you think there is any reason for students and teachers not to be back in the class rook at this point? >> i think the only issue is going to be the variants, and spacing. because the mitigation requires the spacing that some of the school districts don't do. our view is that in-school learning should be open with the mitigation testing and vaccine access in place, and what you're seeing is place after place is doing that right now. and that is gooder the good. it's needed. >> and space is going to be an issue for a lot of school districts. but i think it's also worth points out in a huge analysis, school districts in indiana, virginia and massachusetts, they have a three-foot standard instead of six feet. and these states have not seen a surge in cases. we know the world health organization guidelines suggest three feet of distance in schools. is that more doable? >> i don't think so. what you saw with the cdc guidelines f you have a lot of community spread, you need use six feet or have barriers. because this is still a respiratory disease. indiana is not making sure the cases are being collected and what you saw in the juror situation is when the mitigations were not fair, we saw a real spread. so the bottom line is -- >> but if people are wearing masks, we should say, it's people wearing masks, the three feet guidelines have been working. >> what seem saying is the cdc, the new cdc has said six people or beariers and i think we need to actually not make the science convenient. but the bottom line is this, we are seeing more and more and more good evidence about how you can actually reopen schools and those are -- thouat's what we nd to lean in, and that is what is happening. >> this is such an important discussion. our children are the most important as parents and i know as teachers, that is a huge priority helping the children become great individuals and growing in every capacity. thank you as always for your time. good to hear from you and your s perspective on this. >> thank you. up next, harrowing claim from the southern border where children haven't been able to reach out to their parents. we have a live report next. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. get 2 unlimited lines for only $70. and now get netflix on us with your plan. and this rate is fixed, you'll pay exactly $70 total. this month and every month. plus, switch today and get a free smartphone for each line. the best value and award-winning customer service. only at t-mobile. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? 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>> yeah. >> reporter: at night, they are dropped off. like this one from brownsville. that is where we met maria. she said she fell off a raft while crossing the rio grande. why is there a surge right now, you think? both maria and roxanna said they herd in news reports that the biden administration is allowing migrant women with children to enter the u.s. which is not entirely true. the biden administration says it's allowing unaccompanied minors in. and some are allowed in on a case by case basis. that is accounting for a surge in jail-like facilities. health and human services are caring for about 8800 minors, and including using a nasa space to expand bed space. and some shelters have seen a spike in the flow of mothers, children. and pregnant women. cindy johnson is volunteered to help my grigrants across the ri and has collected postcards. >> the child is saying they have witnessed people dying, people getting beaten. she scanned them and sent them to joe biden. what was the goal of sending the letters to biden? 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