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in person learning is essential. switching back to remote learning again without public health reasons amplifies the social and economic turbulence. and the cbs cdc is facing backlash tonight. the agency is updating its guidance on masking and letter and 95 masks versus cloth mask. and there under fire tonight for not releasing data. by if they are being caused by a covid or somebody who dies with covid. omicron surges. we will head to georgia to discuss voting rights. the filibuster in an effort to push through an overhaul. we begin tonight with the cdc taking heat from both sides of the political aisle. kevin corke has that story tonight. happy monday, my friend. this time there under fire for inadequate the isolation, quarantine and most recently on testing, it s availability and wind delivery might happen, who needs it and went and who ends up paying for the test when they are picked up by consumers. many of the barbs are coming from people inside and ou ....
facing the largest hospital moving in the other direction. dropping their vaccine mandates in an effort to dec their crippling labor shortage. of folks in the heartland dealing with the structure method that that they tornado outbreak. i m going to speak with a humanitarian aid organization that is helping on the ground right now at this moment. we begin with america s crime crisis on the violence continues rise, that approval ratings continue to fall. good evening, kevin. the white house continues to insist that there are a range of reasons for the rising crimes since the pandemic, but while the white house continues to search for answers, the public, it would appear, has already decided who is to blame. it was a brazen assault, victimizing both business and patrons and abusing the psyche, and all-too-familiar scene playing out across the country, including this attack in chicag. this happened in broad daylight on saturday. they have people break into your stor ....
alejandro mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security and shouldn t be. john: a bipartisan group of lawmakers from across the country escalating attacks against the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and the border policies. good afternoon to you. jacqui: good to be with you, john. i m jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. a group of two dozen texas lawmakers led by chip roy will lock funding from mayorkas department unless biden addresses the worsening situation at the border. john: across the aisle, focusing of reports of texas separating migrant families and putting pressure to investigate state agencies for the alleged incidents. jacqui: and mayorkas has taughted the lower number of migrant crossings, the tide appears to be turning. in august, stopped 6,000. john: complete coverage. jacqui: casey stegall in el paso, texas. renewed debate about the border wall. there is. under president trump, $15 billion was allocated to build about 740 miles of wall an ....
future. it comes as new fox new polls reveal what voters think schools should be focused on teaching in the classroom. i m john roberts, welcome to friday and to you. aishah: i m aishah hasnie in for sandra smith. voters of all political stripes are finding common ground on a couple of key issues. public schools should teach more about being a good citizen, less about gender identity issues. john: parents are protesting over transgender policies which prompted a court battle in one state andout right defiance by a school district in another. mark meredith joins us with more on all of this. how much are voters do we think focusing on education? john, quite a bit. seems like this issue has broken up ever since the pandemic. of course, always hot button issues in politics, but education has played a more prominent role in the daily debate and new fox news polling explains why. not enough time is spent on what you consider reading, writing, math, science, they say too ....
around the corner. ainsley: change in the lineup, we will have sean on to talk about that. brian: he is still at 9:00, it is people around him. ainsley: that s right. how it is affecting his life. steve: you are absolutely right. laura gets to go home early. ainsley: right, and she has younger children, be home for late dinner and put them to bed. steve: why haven t you done the dishes? that is our house. the republican party. you have republicans lined up and we were telling you how it seems like everybody, except donald trump wants donald trump to debate. donald trump says i m sitting on big lead, why let other people take pop shots at him. we ve learned all those people there have had to declare how much they hauled in over the last quarter and donald trump hauled in 17 million, nearly all transferred from another committee and doesn t commit until early in july and doesn t know where the money came from. ainsley: he was on with maria and said they know ....