Calling your Vaccine Requirement an overreach. Challenging it in court. Have at it. Plus Gavin Newsom using the covid crisis to frame a Recall Campaign question. Do you want california to look like florida or texas . And 20 years after 9 11, a look back at the day that changed the world. Well talk to a reporter who was in that Florida Classroom when President Bush was told america is under attack. And then aboard Air Force one as officials debated whether it was safe for the president to return to washington. We begin with a frustrated president and a big Policy Shift he calls necessary to reset the countrys covid trajectory. President biden visited a local school in washington. He said the mandate will keep the children in the classroom and he said republicans who disagree are putting Americas School children at risk. I am so disappointed that particularly some of the republican governors have been so cavalier with the health of these kids. So cavalier with the health of their communi
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the strikes the strikes caused the first war time death inside lviv since the invasion started 54 days ago. it injured several people including a child. in the south ukraine is still trying to hold on to the port city of mariupol. amid intense shelling. ukraine rejected a russian deadline to surrender. president zelenskyy told jake tapper in an interview that ukraine will not give up any territory to end the war with russia. translator: ukraine and people of our state are absolutely clear. we don t want anyone else s territory and we re not going to give up our own. our coverage begins with matt rivers live in lviv where the deadly strikes hit overnight. so matt, just tell you what you re seeing and hearing around you. reporter: well, we heard those explosions loudly this morning here local time in lviv. with four different missiles hitting across lviv, the city of lviv, giving a midday update here talking about what they knew. three of the four missiles they say ta
also this hour, ron desantis at war with some fellow republicans who are taking aim at the florida governor over his support of teaching guidelines that suggest enslaved people benefited from slavery. all that, plus a woman who faked a story about going missing is now being charged for false report by officials, you say they wish they could have gone further. in a global heat wave from soaring temperatures here at home, to heat fueled wildfires overseas, will bring you the latest on the dangerous situation around the world. lebron james posts new video of his son, brawny, just days after he went into cardiac arrest. what bronny s health crisis can teach parents of other young athletes, especially young men of color, that s all coming up next. we re gonna begin with former president trump s rally in pennsylvania, which is set to start in just a few hours, he ll be hearing even more baggage this time, with those for us charges from the doj on the classified documents case. le
celebrating black history month in the us. every february the united states pays tribute to the legacy and contributions of black americans. from the fight for voting rights to the civil rights movement, which pushed for an end to discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sex or national origin. black history month in the us is a tradition that began in 1926 as a week long celebration of black history and culture started by author and civil rights activist dr carter g woodson. 50 years later in 1976, gerald ford would become the first us president to formally recognize it as a month long celebration. calling on americans to seize the opportunity to honour the too often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area of endeavour throughout our history. it wouldn t be until 90 years after the first black history week that the nation s first black president, barack obama, would commemorate black history month at the white house. from our earliest days, blac