for his life. the mother of a 6-year-old boy killed in a suspected road rage incident gives an emotional interview. her message to her son s killer. i want them to pay for what they ve done. we followed a dozen high school students through this tumultuous school year, the challenges they faced. chaotic. stressful. relentless. and the lessons they learned. and vaulting into history. simone biles does it again. the move that no woman has ever done before. announcer: this is nightly news with kate snow. for months health officials have been encouraging every american to sign up for a covid vaccine. tonight there s visible progress. new mexico today became the ninth state where more than 70% of adults have received one shot. more than 160 million americans have received at least one dose. and covid cases and deaths are at their low northwest nearly a year. but for parents considering whether to vaccinate teens, a cdc statement about an extremely rare condition
they re out the door. susan li on what is happening now at one company, just the latest company to say get the shot or get out. that s right, neil. get vaccinated by next week or you will be fired by the end of this month. citi group is the first major bank to implement a strict covid-19 mandate. this applies to all of the 70,000 staff, regardless where they live. so that means that those that live in florida, texas, missouri and kentucky where they don t have a vaccine man tate for big businesses, they will also have to get the job. if you don t live in new york, you have to comply. citi group s vaccine mandate goes a step further than others than goldman sachs, j.p. morgan and bank of america requiring vaccines but only if you go in the office. not all employees are happy about this. many complaining about the huge overreachthat many have felt where there s a federal mandate for workers to get vaccinated. mayo clinic fired 700 staff who had to get their shotspy this monda
partners showing up and working with our allies and partners to fight issues that mean a lot to all of us. extreme drought. scientists say we re living in a climate crisis. now leaders meet to decide what to do to stop it. what would a success be in glasgow? success would be if we came out with warming options to keep the earth above 20 degrees. good evening, everyone, i m jessica dean in washington. pamela brown is off tonight. we re live in the cnn newsroom. we do have breaking news this hour. press secretary jen psaki has tested positive for covid-19. she was with president biden last on tuesday, but she was outside and masked at the time. phil mattingly is with us in rome. also with us this evening, medical analyst jonathan reiter. we are just finding this out now. reporter: on wednesday we found out she was dropping off this foreign trip. every thought was she would be joining the president. she put out a statement saying she was not coming because of a family em
the president is in the first kind of planning session with a bunch of other countries right now. we did see the family photo that was taken a little bit before our 6:00 a.m. hour. all the world leaders gathered next to one another, posing for the cameras and we have a team of reporters and analysts breaking everything down for us from capitol hill. to rome. let s go ahead and start in rome, president biden sitting down with the other most powerful leaders in the world. a lot of big items on his agenda. right now they re all meeting, as i mentioned, the next event is after that, it s a discussion about women-owned businesses. that will be taking place around 9:00 a.m. eastern time. so the president s agenda includes two of the biggest issues for americans here at home. the shipping supply crisis as well as high energy prices. now part of a big trip for the administration including the g20 summit this weekend in rome and the climate summit that is starting tomorrow in scotla
president john f. kennedy, the only other roman catholic president, met with pope paul vi. president biden has developed a personal relationship wit the pontiff after he comforted the bynes after the death of their son beau. joining us peter alexander, senior vatican analyst george waggle, chair of catholic studies at the ethics and public policy center and francis clon, adviser to the biden administration will help us lead the climate discussion about the policy going forward. first of all, peter alexander, just now, it was hard to hear, so again we apologize to viewers, but presidents biden and macron speaking to the press moments ago and there have been apologies all around or at least trying to pass over different patch over differences. andrea, i think that s right. this was significant. it was one of the one-on-one meetings the president would have over the course of the european tour we had been circling for, significant given that the french, the oldest ally, had