likely opponent beto o rourke slamming the governor s quote, militarization of the border. the cdc and president biden say we can do it safely but the powerful teachers union in chicago doesn t think so, so who is following the science? we will ask an expert about our kids safety in schools. arthel: we do have fox team coverage. charles watson in atlanta on covid and schools. bill at the border in texas but first to the white house and andlucas thompson. lucas: cross-examination from bret baier on sunday and cdc director says it s safe for kids to be in school. the risk of death is small but, of course, children aren t supposed to die and if we have a child with covid-19, we want to protect them. lucas: different takes from two supreme court justices from the value of vaccines. we know that the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. as i remember in the filings that the 18 to the younger workers, 20-year-old who is are unvaccinated are actually s
the dow plunged 500 points. this is unbelievable. ftc going after elon musk for communications with journalists. on the biden administration s effort to censor americans online. a minnesota vikings player being praised for helping rescue a man from a fiery crash wide receiver k.j. osborn. uber driver noticed the crash and they managed to free the driver. got high, high hopes. steve: another one of those beautiful red, white and blue in the district of columbia. it s absolutely clear, about 50-mile visibility. currently they have got 33 degrees in the federal city and they re going for a daytime high of 52. and sunrise for our nation s capital is 6:30. although ainsley people would say people are in the dark there all the time. ainsley: that s exactly right. if you are heading out and you are in washington this morning. bundle up. 33 is pretty cold. steve: it is, indeed. here in new york city we will go down to brian in tampa. ainsley: much warmer. s
hallway. and the haunting questions that are now presented by these it tails, by these revelations by law enforcement. could more children have been saved? two teachers and 19 children were killed in all. most no older than 10 years old. as the horror played out inside the school, frantic parents were rushing to the scene desperate to get to their children. watch this . investigators now admit it was the wrong decision for those 19 officers to stay waiting in that hallway and not breach the door of the classroom where the shooter was holed up immediately. meantime we re learning disturbing new details about posts made on social media by the gunman. according to users of the social media app the shooter threatened to rape women and shoot-up schools in the weeks leading up to the massacre. the admission by authorities they made the wrong response to the shooting only adding to the grief and sister-in-lawo of the parents who lost children. for more on the mistakes made and searc
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