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Say he is always willing to talk and keep discussing, but right now they have a long way to go if it is even possible to change his mind, and i'm snot sure it is. >> chuck schumer says he will put the burden on manchin, sinema, and other republicans if this goes down. >> he said the same thing about the build back better act as well. it is a pressure tactic that can push members to make hard choices, and it may ultimately happen here. in this case a vote on the voting rights portion of this would come down 50/50 with every senator in favor. if there is a second vote that is when we will see a ...

Closures are as much about teachers and staff getting sick as they are about protecting the children. >> you know, critical staffing shortages were already endemic, and they could not afford even a little more stress but here we are. a number of the largest school systems are calling out. about 2100 k through 12 schools be close for inperson learning this week. one school i spoke to closed because syruply too many staffer with sick. and what we're seeing is the same shortages that hit airlines and hospitals are now hitting schools. here is a teachers union leader from syracuse that i spoke to....

From the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a difference together. good day, erin. this is andrea mitchell reports in new york. with covid now surging in ere every state in the nation. the omicron variant now accounts for over a million cases. that number could be inflated by

Staff from one place to cover in another place and hoping that you have enough to cover. just simply because of the shortage that we started the year out with in all of our areas. >> i also interviewed the head of the national education koegs that said to expect rolling shutdowns for the next several weeks after speaking with a number of officials it's clear that we have not seen anything quite like this which is schools unable to open based solely on staffing shortages, and this is just off of the christmas spike. administrators are also expecting a new year's spike. but one silver lining is ...

Law enforcement as well. there is a number of off duty police officers that day. including the individual believed to have placed explosives. i spoke to government officials, law enforcement officials, and others in representative week that's are deeply fearful that violence is now part of the political discourse in this country. january 6th the pry cursor of things to come. but in local communities back home in their districts or state houses or city councils, that's where we are now. there seems to be almost accepted that there is violence