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Take advantage of those opportunities. reporter: for school bus drivers, the incentives are increasing across the country. fairfax county even won a few retirees back. the nation s tenth largest school district wants this to be just a bump in the road to getting students back in school. we re definitely looking forward to having more kids come in. and with that, we need more drivers coming in. reporter: driving groups regardless of industry say this issue really comes down to pay. here in fairfax county, virginia, they upped the sign-on bonus for new drivers and also raised their hourly pay. we ll see if other districts and other industries take note. bri brianna? $3,000. that s quite the incentive. thank you, pete. so as you can see behind pete there, kids are back in school around the country. and what we discussed the issue of masks in school, it s important to make clear that it s a minority, a minority of people who are opposed to masks in schools. ....
Former afghan army and they have been clashing with the taliban and only got about 75,000 troops under they command to police a country of some 34 million. so they need stability. they need friends. they need to be able to have the international community s help in order to move forward. so their rhetoric at the moment in terms of making veiled threats towards the united states and the coalition may be mitigated by the need to actually relate in a sensible way humanitarian disaster or to mitigate humanitarian disaster, bri brianna. which is why you see the u.s. relying heavily on the taliban as they re coordinating. a new dynamic in afghanistan at least for this moment of e evac evacuation. sam kylie, thank you for your essential reporting in kabul airport. we ll have your reports from the threats afghans and their families from the taliban. ....
Select committee is really just getting off the ground. we expect in august this investigation will dig in in earnest. that s what we expect to see over the next 24 hours. bri brianna? you also have news about the infrastructure talks. we have another deadline day about to pass. we just got new reporting from senior democratic aide laying out that democrats sent a universal offer to republicans in that bipartisan group yesterday because they re trying to resolve some outstanding sticking points on transportation, on water, on broadband funding. if that sounds like a lot it s because it is, brianna. at this point there was supposed to be a deal after this weekend. and we just don t have one at this point. now, lawmakers are coming back to washington this evening. we ll see if after a meeting they might be able to come to some kind of consensus, but the fact that we have so many outstanding issues and it is monday morning after a weekend of negotiating, it s not necessarily a great s ....
This detail in the raw and question it closely and it really says this was happening back in november, the first cases not in december. so many more questions to be answered, brianna. i will say that was a good explainer yet i have more questions when we began. researchers need to look into this. i need a white board. it was great. thank you so much. it s really many things that investigators need to answer for here. nick paton walsh, appreciate it. it has been now, can you believe this, one year since the murder of george floyd. today president biden is welcoming the floyd family to the white house. so what will they say? what will their message be? we re going to ask floyd s brother when he joins us live. signs of progress and police reform talks. what top senators are saying about the george floyd bill. that s next. ....
Traveled back things were improving. it was a good sign that i was looking. that is certainly some good news. we hope you will not talk to each other up and down the stairwell but be able to hug and just enjoy your time together even more. thank you so much for being with us this morning. thank you, brianna. brianna, if i may, just urge there are still thousands of people stuck in india because of travel bans. some have visa stamping which ashu did not have and some are without the visa stamping because the consulates are closed. if we may urge the u.s. administration here to help us because these are visa holders on the brink of not only losing their jobs, their lives they have made and also separated from their families. so we were lucky. for the help. we were able to get back together. but, i think this needs to be seen from a humanitarian lens. ....