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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 out-of-town 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 house s 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 that s all i m going to talk about. pete: ....
the conflict that we are experiencing today, you have seen the experience in jerusalem for thousands of years. for the jews, jerusalem is where solomon built the temple. for muslims, jerusalem was muhammad making the ninth journey. people conquer the world and swept through the city. no other individual change the landscape in the way harry the great did. at a time of islam rule, the british badly wanted to control the holy land. for isrealis. the history of jerusalem, it is a complicated story. if you don t know its come pl complexity is really hard to understand it today. the past is never dead. if there is as world to apply, is jerusalem. when you are walking in modern jerusalem, it does not escape you that you are walking in a place of great you are at the area. there is remarkable history that we read about. you got people living on each other and stones built on top of stones and religion built on top of religion. the first time i went to jerusalem, i th ....
north carolina says officers involved in the shooting death of a 42-year-old black men were justified and will not face charges in his death. good afternoon, welcome to the tuesday edition of america reports. i m john roberts in washington in washington. sandra: i m sandra smith in new york, for the first time since andrew browne s death last night, the d.a. releasing body camera footage of that incident, just a warning, what you are about to see may be difficult to watch. [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]! sandra: the d.a. says deputies were attempting to serve warrants related to brown s alleged involvement in dealings with drugs, he says brown tried to get away when officers arrived on the scene. the one the district attorney says brown drove directly at a deputy posing immediate threat to officers and others, brown s family has described the incident as an execution, here s the district attorney earlier. after reviewing the investigation conducted by the north c ....
within. some say she had a history of emotional troubles. screaming n obscenities and shouting. reporter: could this beloved teacher have multiple personalities? to find what happened an elite group of detectives would launch an elaborate missionch. the staged kid nappings, the fake blood is truly phenomenal. reporter: all leading to a sit downal they called mr. big. shattering. the story you re about to witness is all too real though it may seem perhaps implausible likepe a play or a movie with a its dark heart something quite unspeakable. the actors are the family divided across a thin line separating truth and deception. there s the gambler with that desperate hand, the voice, the presence, someonee, from the beyond. and the audacious undercover caper all to solve an 11-year-old mystery and put under the light of intense personal scrutiny a most unlikely villain who depending on whom you choose to believe may not be a villain at all. but in the beginning ....
next week. relief is right around the corner. help is on theun way. senate republicans are slamming the bill as too costly. senator lindsey graham promising to delay this vote. vote-a-rama is upon us. stay hydrated. we ll have lots of amendments today. plus the cdc delaying guidelines for d vaccinated americans as the u.s. hits 29 million cases. experts warn we could see another spike in the coming weeks. that plateau is about 60,000 to 70,000 cases a day. when you have that much of viral activity in a plateau it almost invariably means that you are at risk for another spike. good saturday early morning, march 6th. thank you forma being with us. we ve been monitoring what s happening in the senate cha all night for you so you don t have to. that s why we re on at 5:00 a.m. eastern time, 2:00 a.m. out west for this special edition of msnbc live. our team of correspondents and analysts are following the latest developments for you now. amanda golden is follo ....