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single dose. all this as schools are reopening across the country. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta for us. here in the southeast many school districts have already reopened and here in metro atlanta several school districts are reporting first cases of covid-19. the numbers in the hundreds. the delta variant is more than two times as contagious as previous strains of the virus and although school children, children in general are at low risk, relatively low risk for serious complications from the disease compared to older folks, their hospitalization numbers are increasing. in fact, twice as many kids have died from covid as they would in a previous typical flu season. obviously this is something people need to take seriously and causing educators and some politicians to rethink mask mandates. back in the spring arkansas governor hutcheson, republican, signed a law blocking school districts and other entities from imposing mask mandates. he now regrets that decis ....
the rubble. well, we hope that saturday may 7th so far has been good to you. i know it s early, but we re grateful you re waking up with us. you, too, alex. thank you for having me. so great to be back with you. always. we will begin with the stalled efforts to free more civilians from that battered steel plant that has come under attack by russian forces in the city of mariupol. right. evacuations were supposed to resume today after 50 civilians were freed from the plant in mariupol yesterday. so far there are no signs that process has restarted. we know at least 100 civilians, including a number of children by the way, are still trapped in underground bunkers. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has accused russia of using blockades as a form of torture, he says, because people are being starved. zelenskyy says organizations are not being allowed to get into mariupol to get the people there badly-needed food, water and countless other supplies. and ....
energy company. comer also claims biden s daughter-in-law hall live received $35,000. what business? there is no business. stock futures are mixed after a rally yesterday. biggest banks in america jump in to rescue first republic. our banking system is sound. head of the treasury? they are the ones that caused the problem. no good. they upset the number 2 seed. [cheers] [bagpipes] ainsley: that is savannah, georgia. j. christopher s. they went down there from new york. that s the rockland pd emerald society pipes and drum corps. savannah has one of the largest saint patrick s day in the country. they have bands and parades. they die the water green down there. it s really pretty. it s a lot of fun. and chicago has a big, big. steve: they do. ainsley: boston and new york does. there is tom shillue. brian: see him backtrack and move forward. i get so caught up in new york and boston you for get what goes on around the rest of the country and then o ....
very well could be next. he also went further ripping the republican party as, quote, petty and extreme. saying it is, quote, coward by trump. well, he is obviously angry with senate republicans. all of whom, blocked voted to block the women s health protec protection act this afternoon. this is the bill that would he ensure roe s protections. the president vowing, quote, we will continue to defend women s constitutional rights to make private reproductive choices as recognizes in roe v. wade. and my administration will continue to explore the measures and toll tools at our disposal to do just that. look, tonight, it is immediate knot immediate apparent what those tools and measures oob could be. a democratic-controlled congress seemed to have nowhere close to 60 votes. in fact, they didn t even get 50. and while the president does blame republican, keep in mind a member of his own party did side with gop because he believes the bill went way beyond keeping the status ....
Weekly news commentary and features from the editors of the Wall Street Journal s editorial page. Weekly news commentary and features from the editors of the Wall Street Journal s editorial page. investigators will be trying to figure out the motive based on what they have seen so far. the fbi says they do not believe this was a terrorist threat and they do not believe there s any additional criminal activity associated with this. another major issue, authorities will surely look at is security access, the fact that could happen at all. all entities will do what they call a hot watch, they will review incident and look at all of the things happened and look for the holes and why employee had access to aircraft and try to determine where it was broken down and with that they ll be able to strengthen the system. former dhs officials spoken to fox news today say at this point mental health seems to be the primary issue when it comes to this situation. the challenge on t ....