and lots of questions to answer, so let s get started. u.s. fighter jets have now shot three objects out of the sky, in just eight days. one in the world is going on here? we will delve into what we know so far, and the important questions that still need to be answered. plus, donald trump apparently does not want investigate a january. six as trump s lawyers prepared to fight that new subpoena, we ll break down his chances of actually getting what he wants. later, gridiron history today s super bowl, as the chiefs and the eagles battle for every yard, quarterbacks leading the team setting a major milestone stepping onto the field. all of that and more is coming up. a good sunday morning to you, i m katie. fang for the third time in less than two, wakes military has shot down an unknown object. in this latest incident, the u.s. canada air defense organization downed a over canada s yukon territory. president biden, prime minister justin trudeau, authorized the operation.
more. everything we do can protect lives. that s what people in the movements like dave a hog we re trying to make it safer for kids. my four-year-old is now nine. it is five years. later he does not remember, thank, goodness why he was put in the closet. i tell myself all the time it was unfortunate incident. i m so happy he was so young so i did not have to explain that to him. there are generations of children now growing up in school, that have had to have that explain to. them because of the mental health costs to those children, have grown up now in the world were somewhere deep in the back of their minds, they re no they re not safe in school. i have an eight-year-old and second grade, congressman, here in. florida and the public school system for, her these active shooter drills, they are still
time just a day ago, the romanian first lady bonded as well. we also saw dr. biden and olena zelenskyy spending time in the classroom. that is really we re dr. biden feels comfortable. working with some of the ukrainian children who have been displaced from all over ukraine. and found some refuge in a western ukrainian city where we visited. there is a kind of our therapy that they were doing a project which allows them to socialize with other children who come from other parts of ukraine, helps to get them communicating. this is something that has been productive on this trip to, finding ways that they can be more supportive of the mental health costs and the toll this is taken on the especially the children of ukraine. absolutely. i know i am far from alone in expressing the party taking dr. jill biden in the job that she is doing not only there in ukraine, but really the job he
from fellow people, time, it requires opportunities to heal and many can agree this has been deprived of all of those things. i want to ask you about what we are seeing in shanghai. authorities are fencing people in. they are not able to leave. they are petitioning buildings with positive covid cases. what do you think about that? so, you know, obviously, there is mental health costs to those things and what we ve all gone through in the pandemic. i think one of the problems that we as a profession in the news are very focused on the present. we care about the news. but we forget about the cumulative toll of the last two-plus years of what the pandemic has done to us. there is a lot of restrictions. there is the cost of letting the virus run amuck. there is the cost of all the deaths that we ve seen, 1
took away from the essay you published in the times. seems like in spring of 2020, all the concern was on the side of the ledger for physical health and we ve learned so much since then now to factor in the mental health costs of all of this, the emotional tab that now has to be paid by young people, that s, frankly, incalculable. so many other things, racial inequality you pointed out. so now as we balance the priorities, things have shifted. that s where you re coming from. that s entirely right. let s not forget the best thing in this whole scenario is that we now have a safe and effective vaccine that s been available to all adults in schools for at least eight months at this point. i m in favor of mandates for vaccines for all adults in schools. when new york city did this, they moved from 70% to 95%. we have a vaccine available for kids, 5 to 18-year-olds and college kids for that matter. not only is the risk low for