nationwide soon returning to the classroom, the american academy of pediatrics says all students older than 2 and staff should wear a mask at school. an added layer of protection for the 48 million kids under 12 who still don t qualify for vaccination. the former surgeon general and others suggesting whether americans are vaccinated or not, universal mask wearing is needed again. it s not like we re asking people to go to the trenches with shooting war. we re just asking you if it looks like it s going to help, put the mask back on for a while. reporter: the face of the nation s most divisive restriction is more than a new mandate indoors in los angeles county as covid cases spike by 300%, 10 additional counties are also recommending the fully vaccinated use face coverings inside public spaces. cities like new york not going that far. we do not intend mask mandate. reporter: while cdc guidelines say the vaccinated don t need masks, less than half the u.s. population i
all attacks of the party. all of this is happening as the fight of voting rights erupted today, protest at kplil. this is important stuff. we want to show you here and what it looked like inside, you can see what it feels like a peaceful protest, a group of protesters working arm s length singing protest songs. much of that would look like democracy in action. we can report nine people arrested, they were demonstrated in areas that was prohibited according to authorities on capitol hill. it also including the chair of the black caucus. the white house s attempt to say they care about it without getting deep into changing the filibuster yet. everything is on the table when it comes to democracy. the push to action is ratcheting it up. texas democrats the to stop some of these things. they fled to washington, what democrats say is a vicious voter suppression bill in that state. so you have the state and the national stories here intertwining. a group of those democrats met to
expected. both the u.s. and russian president are portraying their talks as a success. let s go to our senior white house correspondent phil mattingly. this was a very important test for president biden against a man he called a worthy adversary. reporter: no question about it, wolf. the president emerged from the three hours of sitdowns with president putin and his top advisers confident in the role america is playing in the globe now and the role he believes the u.s. can play in at least some areas with russia. however, it s also very clear for a relationship that has hit a low point, there s significant issues that remain. i did what i came to do. reporter: tonight, president biden emerging from the highest stakes moment of his young presidency satisfied. it was important to meet him personally so there could be no mistake about or misrepresentations about what i wanted to communicate. i told president putin my agenda is not against russia or anyone else. it s for
it s the silliest i ve ever seen, and republicans need to denounce it. nothing to lose this, boehner, in speaking his mind. let s bring in ali vitali who s on the hill with us. great to see you. so there s a question now after 72 hours of backlash, who is in and who is out of this hypothetical, shall we call it, caucus? what s happening here? reporter: yeah, it s a fair question, yasmin, because this story has moved really fast in the 72 hours since that first draft organizing document was first leaked and reported on. and now sitting here on sunday, it s unclear that this caucus is even going to go forward because as we ve heard condemnations from democrats and republicans alike, some of the key figures here who would have been involved in this right-wing movement to form this caucus are now seeming to back away. chief among them congresswoman marjorie taylor greene saying through a spokesperson that doubling down that this was a draft proposal and she hadn t seen it. bu
investigation surrounding his activities in ukraine in the run-up to the 2020 election. giuliani has not been charged and he denies any wrongdoing. cnn legal affairs correspondent paula reed is f following it all. paula, you have new information on what this warrant said exactly. reporter: that s right. i spoke with mr. giuliani s attorney and he describes some of what was in this warrant. he said specifically this warrant describes the investigation as one into possible violations of foreign lobbying rules. it also specifically seeks communications between his client and several individuals, including columnist don solomon, who wrote a lot on the issue about ukraine in the leadup to the election. this is a significant turning point into this investigation, which is looking into whether rudy giuliani was lobbying on behalf of officials in ukraine while also serving as the president s personal attorney. giuliani has not been charged with any wrongdoing at this point, but i