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Closures of schools across the country and the problems to reopen them. the biggest constant seems to be teachers unions. youll remember what happened in chicago. were familiar with that. teachers threatened to strike rather than go back to school. its far from just the windy city. unions are putting up fights coast to coast. the l.a. teachers union. just today, seattle teachers should have been back in class. parents were all set to send their kids back but the teachers did not go back. however...

Cuomo that he aggressively groped her. despite the fact new york is going to get a multibillion-dollar chunk of the bailout. without a single republican vote, democratic socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and cuomo facing protest by a new town office. some arrests their too. we begin with the breaking news on governor cuomo. >> these allegations coming out tonight are just egregious and very sad by far the most severe account we have heard so far. the governor tonight reacting this...

Claim after cuomo declared this -- >> want you to know this from me directly. i never touched anyone inappropriately. >> reporter: that denial reportedly prompted the aide, a young woman who was not identified, to tell a coworker that cuomo had summoned her to the governors mansion to help with his cell phone and while they were alone, he reached under her shirt. cuomo calls the allegation "gut wrenching", but insists hes never done anything like this. tonight, the matter has been referred to th...

Women in missouri history. >> reporter: boyd householder faces 80 offenses, which include multiple counts of second-degree statutory rape and sodomy. his wifes charges range from abuse to endangering the welfare of a child. >> as the father of two young girls, it is simply unthinkable to me. >> reporter: since 2006, the householders owned and operated the circle of hope girls ranch in cedar county, missouri, a christian school they said could reform rebellious teenagers. last year, authorities r...

It is a busy time right now in politics and in the country. three cabinet officials were confirmed today by the united states senate. a new secretary of hud, new attorney general, new epa administrator. tomorrow night president biden will deliver the first prime time address of his presidency. we of course will take that live

Already spent the federal government did carved out $68 billion to go to k-12 schools. most of which never opened. to date they have spent $4 billion of that money. thats one thing. you look at federal employees, the unions there in particular, bill. federal employee paid leave, 15 weeks of paid leave for anything covid related. it can be lack of childcare, you dont feel well because of your vaccine. you need to take time off. thats another many are saying kind of a hand-out to the unions. and t...

The shelves are empty. whats happening? >> reporter: the u.k. tried to keep calm. >> we are in a position to take the steps that will be necessary. >> reporter: despite efforts by the u.s. to fend off the deadly virus, like locking down travel from china, coronavirus sprung up on the west coast, then east coast, before going nationwide. >> we are considering anything and everything on the table. >> reporter: as cases and deaths mounted, america struggled. >> its pretty alarming. >> reporter: by ...

>> were in a position to take the steps that will be necessary. >> despite efforts to fend off the virus like blocking air travel from china and elsewhere covid clusters sprang up on the west coast and east before going nationwide. >> to protect the american people well consider everything on the table. >> as cases and deaths mounted america struggled. >> its pretty alarming. we have to kept doing what we do. >> march 11, 2020 globally 120,000 covid-19 cases, 4300 deaths. 112 countries affected ...

Like a rock. president biden, of course, killed both programs the first week in office. the question is what will he do now? but there is a cost to what you are seeing. it is not just in food and housing. for instance its average $500 a night per migrant per day. there is a bigger cost to taxpayers that happens over time. studies show the less educated a migrant is, the more they receive in benefits, the less they pay in taxes. studies show 57% of illegal migrants have a grade school education. ...

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