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Asylum-seekers have landed in the big apple new york is one o 25 states that provide state-funded programs for immigrants despite eric adams calling the crisis a national problem. >> this is a national problem and a national government has a responsibility. >> the sad reality as even afte such a long and treacherous journey to new york, where lending a second migrant who arrived in the city has committed suicide. >> the calling the incident a heartbreaking tragedy. >> awful. jackie live in new y...

Money. jessica was routinely upset with him. >> john seemed to be trying to minimize those issues. >> you guys dont have issues or -- >> no. >> or at each others throats or anything like, that? >> and its the biggest thing we might fight about is, shes like, you have a pair shorts thy bought two weeks ago, and i havent gotten -- >> you need to find them? >> okay. >> after a few hours of questioning they let john go. with a warning, he was suspect number one. and they kept an eye on him as they i...

And dominic? he lives with his dad, john now. and also with laura, and his half brother christopher. after jessicas death, laura stepped in to help out as much as you could. >> we were over there all the time. with dom and john and the kids all playing together, and it was just one day after the next and the next, and you just fall together. its the one good thing that came out of this tragedy, dom has a whole family, and hes so happy about that. he says i have a mommy in heaven, and i have a mo...

Ramps again from the mandate. also, there are kids who have been vaccinated relatively recently within the past six months in the bank it mandates being applied to them as well. so i really think there is room for circumspection here, and to allow administrators to essentially make medical decisions or, you know, underqualified physicians to be making his medical decisions i think is a real big mistake and i hope that some of the colleges like boston college and the others could actually step ba...

Work or not, and the conditions of that work. i dont see what legal right teachers have to not do their jobs, to not be in the presence of students unless they are -- it just doesnt sound like it has much legal plausibility, and it shows. in fact i think the real problem with sending kids back to school has not been the children of the parents, its been the teachers unions. >> gillian: john, you mention to the federal mandate, the bite administration is taking this to the supreme court on friday...

Quarantine people appropriately. i do think that theres a large waste going on frankly, and the disparity between the screening test for the actual virus versus screening for immunity is quite massive. think we get a lot more bang for our buck if we were screening for immunity as opposed to the virus itself. >> gillian: also on schoolkids, john, this breaking. a group of 11 new york city schoolteachers are suing new york. theyre asking the judge for a restraining order against in person learning...

Weve got cal berkeley law professor john you and immunologist, -- thank you to you both. doctor, lets go to you first. i want to talk about schools and testing. a lot of public health officials now including dr. mcgarry are saying this universal testing for schoolkids is becoming wasteful, that essentially we are using a whole lot of tests, tens of millions of tests, on a low risk population that really could be better serving high-risk populations like the elderly or the immunocompromised. what...

Of justice is not going further as far as we can see. maybe theres something we arent aware of some things. schiff made it clear hes upset about that. he has a choice he has to make on a matter in which people have not been prosecuted in decades. democrats have said over and over again what happened january 6th should set a new bar because it was so terrible. so well see if garland goes along with that. >> maggie haberman, always a joy to see you early in the morning. >> thank you, john. so al...

Administration been relentlessly focused on this, including sending a team to haiti from the state department, and we will do everything that we can to help resolve the situation. >> secretary of state antony blinken negotiating over the safe return of 17 can kidnapped missionaries in haiti stretches into a fourth day. the violent gang that abducted them are demanding $1 million per person. john you new reporting this morning. >> reporter: thats right. and one thing i have to say, there have bee...

Else who is white like me or somebody else who is a foreigner here. it is kind of a litmus test. but for the public, its going to be a sign of is there any last straw, or are we all totally in the jaws of these lions now? >> reporter: so the kidnappers in this case, as john noted at the top, have asked for $17 million for the release of the missionaries. father frechette said the numbers can go down but also says it can take weeks and weeks to negotiate the process all the way through to the end...