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Chris: im chris wallace. the school reopening debate heats up as the cdc issues new guidelines and the white house faces criticism its setting the bar too low. ♪ ♪ >> his goal that he set is to have the majority of schools open by day 100 of his presidency, and that means some teaching in classrooms. so at least one day a week. chris: back pedaling from the biden administration and pushback from frustrated parents, students and lawmakers who say one day a week is not enough while some teache...

♪ ♪ chris: now that impeachment is over, democrats hope to make a hard pivot to president bidens agenda. but what did they accomplish in trying donald trump once again? here to discuss that, democratic senator amy klobuchar and, senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris, its great to be back on and to hear your voice as host of the show instead of having your interviews used as an exhibit in an impeachment trial. so good to be on, thank you. chris: well, thank you for n...

Who want it, and we very much need to make sure that everybody rolls up their sleeves when its their turn and when theyre eligible. and much of the hard work that were doing now is to insure all of those who might be hesitant now as to the reasons why its safe and effective. chris: do you think that by the end of this year you and i will be able to walk down the street without a mask? >> i think that very much depends on how we bay right now. how we behave right now. i think all of us need to do...

Bent on forcing thousands of educators into unsafe buildings. chris: well ask cdc director rochelle we eleven sky if the agencys new school guidelines will speed up reopenings. >> the yeas are 57, the nays are 43. chris: then, the senate votes to acquit former president trump of inciting last months deadly riot at the capitol. were joined by lindsey graham, one of mr. trumps staunchest supporters in the senate, and get from democratic senator amy klobuchar. plus well ask our sunday panel about t...

Six—month global oven showcasing advances in technology, sustainability, and opportunity. and the whole thing was due to open in october last year. but thanks to the covid pandemic, nine months ago the decision was made to post in the opening of expo 2020 until october this year, a full year on from the original date. fix, year, a full year on from the original date.— original date. a lot of the countries _ original date. a lot of the countries that _ original date. a lot of the countries t...

Of the programme they want to bring to the expo that is relevant to a post—covid world. the united kingdom isjust one of over 190 nations exhibiting here, all hoping to showcase the very best of what their countries have to offer. ok, so i have arrived at the uk pavilion. as you can probably tell, still a work in progress, its still under construction and if im being honest, its looking a tad unimpressive at the moment. but i have been told that when it is finished, its gonna look incredible. ...

Offers a potential day of reckoning for the gop. or not. and later, 160 years to the day after the birth of one abraham lincoln. jon meacham with us tonight on what the nations 16th president might make of what he saw today, make of us, make of the state of his republican party. all of it when our special coverage of the second impeachment trial of now private citizen donald trump continues on this history-making friday night. y-making friday night. st gamers in the ga-- (avatars) oohh! (sam) ...

Probably be 34 of them tomorrow. if you get the six who voted to proceed with the trial and mr. mcconnell, that by itself would be a pretty significant repudiation in history. youve never seen that many members of his own party vote to convict a president in trial. >> absolutely right. if the three of you will indulge me, id like all three of you to stick around to continue this conversation. coming up, tomorrows vote offers a potential day of reckoning for the gop. or not. and later, 160 ye...

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At yesterdays meeting, the minister said the amendment, and i quote, "may frustrate foreign policy and create diplomatic difficulties." diplomatic difficulties, my lords. were talking about genocide, not diplomacy! the bill now goes back to the commons. last month, 33 conservative mps rebelled over the issue amid concern about any trade deal with china, given beijings treatment of the uighur muslims in xinjiang. the governments announced an extra £50 million for a hardship fund for students in ...