urgency. reporter: in april 90% of k through 8 schools were open. doesn t mean 90% of kids. take the fourth grade, only about 50% attended fully in-person in large part because families couldn t handle the hybrid option, they either need them in every day or home remote. we need all students to have in-person learning every single day in the fall, hybrid should not be an option as a primary option. it can be done. reporter: another issue for the fall, are there going to be things that only vaccinated people are allowed to do? well, new york presbyterian one of the largest hospital systems in the country have just said that all of its staff must be vaccinated to work. here in california disneyland if you have not been vaccinated you will still need to wear a mask. if you have been fully vaccinated starting tuesday june 15th you will no longer need to wear a mask in the happiest
good morning. and welcome to way too early. i m kasie hunt on this tuesday, june 15th. we ll start with the news. president biden continued his european trip yesterday with the nato summit in brussels where he delivered a vastly different perspective than his predecessor. they re ripping off the united states and they re ripping you off. i don t care. i don t want to do that. either they pay up, including for past deficiencies, or they have to get out. and if it breaks up nato, it breaks up nato. i just want all of europe to know that the united states is there. the united states is there. i want to make it clear, nato is critically important for u.s. interest in and of itself. if there weren t one, we would have to invent one.
about losing her husband to covid and why she decided to share her gut-wrenching pain with the world. good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it s tuesday, june 15th. the biden/putin summit is just one day away. right now president biden is holding talks with america s closest eu allies. before entering the meeting, he declared his commitment to rebuilding america s relationship with the eu and nato. later today the president goes to geneva for his highly anticipated face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. that meeting is tomorrow. he says the united states is not looking for a confrontation with the kremlin, and he acknowledged the russian leader is a worthy adversary. you know how you know it s big? it s big if wolf blitzer is there. if he s not only there but sneaking into our reads before
restrictive covid restrictions here. can i make a suggestion? go out and hug babies in front of cameras. that does it for us this morning. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. hi there. i m chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle from msnbc headquarters in new york. it s tuesday, june 15th, and we start with breaking news. right now president biden is leaving brussels boarding air force one just seconds ago, heading to geneva and into the biggest meeting of his presidency so far. the face-to-face summit with russian president vladimir putin. it s not the first time they ve met. that would have been a decade ago when biden famously said he told putin he didn t think he had a soul. it won t exactly be a friendly meeting, but it will be an extremely important one for both men. a chance to show strength and
interest in and of itself. if there weren t one, we would have to invent one. that is a little different, isn t it. just a smidge. of course the last president when he would talk about the 2%, he spoke as if there was some big gigantic pot somewhere where everybody was throwing the money. oh, i get all of their money. it just didn t work that way. president biden and former president trump with starkly different messages to nato allies at each of their first nato summits as president. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 15th. come on in. come on. it s kind of exciting actually to see the camera. and look, human beings. i was telling elizabeth, i sort of am enjoying the howard hughes thing. yeah, he sits there with the