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Time does fly, and Susie and Toto Wolff’s son, Jack, will be turning 5 years old in a few days. But, since it’s a racing week, the power coup...
>> oh, my gosh. >> that was some of the most painful. >> i can't watch that one. your son jack hates that episode. >> well, to jack and i -- i said, jack, you have to see this. >> he didn't. >> willie, when he started talking about scott's tie and he goes in and he's going to tell them instead of a laptop, an education he is going to give them a laptop. then instead of a laptop it will be a battery. by the end he is asking for the battery back from one of the -- it is a screamer. it is just one of those things. yeah, jack had to leave the room. he said, i can't watch that anymore. scott's tigh...
Virginia. in loudoun county, officials suspending 29 students who came to class without masks. >> how can a little superintendant feel that they can supercede an executive order? >> reporter: seven virginia school districts defying an executive order from governor glenn youngkin that allows parents to opt out of mask m mandates. but tasha nelson is fighting to keep masks in school. her 10-year-old son jack has cystic fibrosis. >> he asked me, "does this mean i'm not going to be able to go to school anymore?" >> reporter: this as scientists are trying to unlock the mystery of why some people se...
Cementing further a legacy putting more icing on the cake. no, he really loved and enjoyed tampa bay and liked getting out of the cold weather and blizzards of boston. grateful to boston and its fans and patriots. when he went there he was a nobody. he loved his time in boston and equally loved and enjoyed the last time in tampa. >> bill: he is as healthy as he has ever been. why retire if that's the case now? >> he is 44 years old. 45 before next season. it is pretty hard to keep getting hard time and time again like big players. when you play against guys and telling them i played against yo...
Defying the governor when he tried to do this via executive order. the reality is when you look across the country in other states that have tried to do this, it is the courts that have had the final say. so we talked to two mothers. first you'll hear from stephanie saying after the governor signed her executive order, their children went to school without masks and were suspended and she said we're not considering the long-term implications of mask wearing. and then you could hear from tasha whose son jack has cystic fibrosis and said this is a matter of life and death for her son f. school b...