to block any trump comeback. we begin though with the looming moment of truth for voting rights. the senate will be gavelled into session momentarily, and we will hear from the democratic majority leader, but the more critical action today will be in private. democrats caucus tonight and the current explain for a vote tomorrow. the current math adds up to a stinging defeat for the president and his party. let s get straight to our chief congressional correspondent manu raju. a big day for the democrats, but math isn t changing, is it? reporter: it s not changing, and the question is how far do democrats continue to push this issue and try to set up future votes once this certain-to-fail vote happens which will occur tomorrow. now, the way it will play out is this. in a matter of moments chuck schumer will address the senate and talk about what he views as the way forward, and the way forward tomorrow, a key vote to try to overcome a republican-led filibuster to pass two swe
The united states watching everything the russians do including this account in the new york times that the russians have been drawing down staff, mostly family members, but significantly drawing down staff at its embassies within ukraine. could it be a bluff or a sign to get the women and children snout. with russia you always have the possibility of a faint as opposed to something that s genuine action base psy-ops, branda are always part of its shadow war and hybrid warfare tactics, but it s a significant move so the u.s. is taking it seriously. i should also note this, john. my colleague barbara starr reporting this hour that the u.s. has noticed an increased deployment of troops along the ukranian bothered. that not a positive sign. not at all and a very, very tense moment in world affairs. appreciate the breaking news reporting very much. and some more breaking news, this one here on the home front. at&t is it, quote, voluntarily delaying some of its 5g rollout because of
Countries. any discussion about closing schools should factor in the clear negative mental health toll. let s get more from our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. a compilation, i guess you would call it, of several big studies. reporter: studies from 11 different countries including the u.s., john, and when they did is tracked studies that were published or looked at data from february to july of 2020, and so, in other words, the time when lockdowns were happening, when schools were closing down. let s take a look at what they found. what they found is that there was there were increased rates of children showing symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma, and interestingly child abuse reports from schools went down. now, first you think that s might good but that s actually bad. schools are, you know, relied upon to give reports when children are abused, but, of course, since they were shut down for much of this, they weren t making those reports and so you shudder to thi
No, it s an asteroid, an asteroid larger than the empire state building. larger than the empire state building that will have a close call with earth zooming by our planet at 4:15 eastern time. it s about 1.2 million miles away. that s close. thanks for joining us today. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. hello. i m ana cabrera in new york. glad to have you with us as we get to breaking news. at&t is now delaying some of its 5g rollout which is supposed to happen in full tomorrow, and this is after major u.s. airlines warned it would cause catastrophic disruptions to night traffic and begged the white house to intervene. ate said a parent company of warner media which includes cnn. let s go right to cnn s pete muntean and cnn transportation analyst and former department of transportation inspector general mary schiavo.
Now, president biden, as you know, john, sending u.s. combat troops to ukraine is off the table. however, u.s. special forces already rotate in and out of the country to provide training and assistance to ukranian forces, and senior administration officials said it is possible that other agencies could provide additional support in that category, additional special operations forces. jim, this reporting comes at a testing time for diplomacy. secretary blinken about to head to kiev and germany to consult with allies and then will meet with the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov on friday. so far the talking hasn t gotten anywhere. do we expect anything, or is this just stay at table? the expectations are frankly low, and part of the reason you have these additional military support options being discussed and planned right now, john, is