what s coming up and then get back to the reaction to that in just a moment. we have an exclusive interview with andrew gutman. a dad who dropped a bomb shell letter on his daughter s school dealing with race and the parents pledged to be anti-racist. he said you had to be proactive. he s here speaking out on national television for the very first time after a month when he wrote that letter. we ll speak to him this hour. first, the white house continues today to defend all of its policies as you just heard from the president and also the cozy relationship that is coming to light between the teacher s unions that resisted turning to the classroom and the white house after a reporting in the new york post shows a powerful teacher s union had a strong hand in influencing cdc policies. katie pavlich and will cain are here. first, kristin fisher is in the briefing room moments ago and joins us now on the white house lawn. hi, kristin. yesterday i talked to jen psaki about thi
we look at what s on the new note and why it matters. good morning from me and from tom, jerry and band. three alpacas who live in the heart of london. city farms have been bringing wildlife into urban areas. during the pandemic they have been doing a lot more as well. defeat for wales, in their first world cup qualifier. despite taking an early lead, belguim are just too strong, with kevin de bruyner on target for the number one ranked team, in the world. for the next few days we are looking at sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be wintry mostly on higher ground. at times it will be windy. all the details coming up later in the programme. it s thursday the 25th of march. our top story. the uk and the european union have taken a step towards resolving a dispute over access to covid vaccines, as eu leaders prepare to vote on controversial plans to restrict exports. the two sides say they re working on a win win solution after the eu blamed its slow rollout on the
the biden american rescue plan. the next will be recovery. we call it reconciliation. there s nothing in reconciliation that precludes republicans from voting for it. good morn, everybody. i m tiffany cross, and we have a lot of news to get to this morning on cross connection, so strap in. president biden s $1.9 trillion rescue plan is on a fast track to approval after the house and senate passed a budge bill yesterday and democrats pretty much tossed the deuces to the republicans warning they maybepass them altogether. it s good news for struggling americans who can t even afford to put gas in the car or go to a job they no longer have. meanwhile capitol hill is preparing for donald trump s second impeachment trial to kick off on tuesday. and at least as of this morning, it looks unlikely that a minimum of 17 republicans will vote with the dems to convict trump. now, the irony doesn t even seem lost on them that as they make these bow was calls for unity, they re i