In its efforts to end the pandemic. We have fox team coverage. Jennifer griffin at the pentagon has new information about troubles at the Wuhan Lab in china. Jonathan serrie In Atlanta looks at how new guidelines may effect students returning to school and we begin with white House Correspondent Peter teasey and what the president and his team are saying. Good evening, peter. Peter good evening, trace. What they are doing. We were just outer on the South Lawn of the White House for the president s return from an outoftown trip. He made the entire walk outdoors by himself from Marine One to the Oval Office wearing a mask. That is more than what the cdc is asking of vaccinated individuals right now. It just makes it harder to understand what exactly the White HouseS People to be doing. The press keeps wanting me to talk about covid. True . After all new Cdc Guidance effects everyone. Talking about [inaudible] today thats all im going to talk about. Pete confusion why vaccinated people ne
photo. we begin with nbc s aaron gilchrist in new hampshire where president biden just touched down a short time ago. aaron, what are we expecting there? reporter: chris, good afternoon, we expect to hear from the president near the bottom of the hour here, and this is an official event as opposed to the campaign events we saw on saturday and on friday in philadelphia area, and in atlanta. today the president s focus as we understand it from a white house official, will be on lowering health care costs, something he talked about during the state of the union address and will reiterate today, highlighting in particular his call on congress to make some changes to enact some policies that he believes would lower health care costs, proposals that are in the president s budget that was released today, the 2025 budget. in particular, there s one portion of the president s policy plan that would reduce rather, cap costs for prescription drugs, they re drugs that are already c
story that was seared into our memory and consciousness, the nation s consciousness, when mrs till insisted on an open casket for her murdered and maimed 14 year old son. she said, let the people see what i ve seen. the reason the world saw what she saw was because of another hero in the story. the black press. that s a fact. the chicago defender. black radio and newspapers were unflinching and newspapers were unflinching and brave in making sure america saw what she saw. and i mean it. cheering and applause. wells once said, the way to right a wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon the wrongs. turn the light of truth upon the wrongs. that is a sacred view in my view, that is a sacred charge, a free press, and i mean that. that s what someone we still missed so much but we honour posthumously stood for. gwen arthur. she was among the very best. she moderated my first attempt at vice president and was a trusted voice for millions of americans. understood that the louder the
it s part of the pressure that helped to create that type of change. what would have become of my mother and those other protesters of a local journalist wasn t there telling the story? and now is no different. but thankfully, my mother s story was told she got to complete her degree of delta state and continued on the florida a and m and got another degree and then for the last 45 years, has worked at a historically black colleges and educator and administrator and . one of those many black colleges, they need a little bit more funny. you got a 20 on your joke. setting that down to one of the black colleges. uh to my mom. i said, thank you for everything you ve done for me and for helping countless students in birmingham have the opportunity to see a college degree. and to see an opportunity to grow, you know? my mother s journey may not have even begun, if not for brave journalists who chose to chronicle history and real time. and i don t know how to ever repay my mom for w
election day. right now, average polls at half a dozen senate races are within the margin of error. so what moves the needle now? three huge debates are scheduled tonight alone. we go to our reporters live in the field in just a minute. plus, what the biden administration is calling a sham appeal hearing that was over before it started. brittney griner denied her bid to get out of a russian prison. it will no doubt ramp up international pressure on vladimir putin. that may be nothing from the pressure he s getting against his own people. plus, the flu, covid and now rsv. how worried should you be? the answer coming up. but we start with the mid-terms. and let s get specific. new polling shows both ohio and wisconsin senate races are a statistical dead heat. and a tracking poll out of pennsylvania shows john fetterman and dr. oz points apart. tonight s huge debate in pennsylvania provides a critical timed opportunity for both candidates to gain some late momentum. and that