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kids back into the classroom. the cdc is advising 3 feet of distancing instead of 6 feet for most students as long as masks and other measures are in place and depending on the community rates. joining me, andy slavitt who heads the covid response team. many states regardless are relaxing restrictions as cnn s alex alexandra field reports. k to 12 schools that operate safety can open. reporter: if even is masked, just 3 feet of students down from 6. the bottom line is there never was very good evidence for doing it alt 6 feet, not if kids are masked up. reporter: it s not clear how soon schools will implement changes as one said they ll, quote, reserve judgment. the push across the country accelerating as the new covid-19 cases hold steady. fewer than 55,000 new cases daily. still, alabama is one of the latest states moving ahead with plans to eliminate a mask mandate. the actual legal krgs of making it a mandate or not, you know, is not up to me, but we, you know,
put a quote, even under the most extreme scenarios of climate change, futuristxtreme masters will look a lot like today s. so it s not really about science, is it? because actually there s noe science behind these claims.hing no, it s what everything is in this intensely politicized country. it s another opportunityr opporo punish people who don tt vote the right way to call them into submission. to seize the moral high ground, to punish your opponents. e that s why even as bodies areeni still being identifieded, and apparently many have not been in the streets of florida, the view which apparently stillg on the air mocks the people of florida for daring to ask. disaster relief money from the federal government. watch this. governor just santurce says it s all hands on deck to prepare for what s coming, and that includes reaching across the aisle for help.? isn t it socialism when the government helps youaughter] and they say like social security and medicare, that gote
0 it just always feels so big. this is one of the best rivalries in the game. how much pressure is there on dallas and dallas every year? we re talking about zeke elliott, city land like a parsons. they have the pieces. there s a lot on the line for both these teams. that was incredible. the nfl sunday on the box, photobooks super bowl.s my worl. fifty seven .is a f this is oxa fox news alert. search and rescue operations are underway at this hour throughout the state ofrt o florida. hurricane in, as you know,fstera struck the southwestern part ofe the state yesterday as a category four storm and causedca catastrophictast roughly damage. roughly three millionav floridians no longer have power . many of them don t haved. communications. entire communities were flattened. there tht as of s no official count as ofs right now, but it is clear this could be the deadliest storm in florida s history. x let s go now to fox s steve harrigan, who is in placita, florida. statcharley, counting th