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Schooler did not go back to school all year long. it was just frustrating, it was un unfair. >> shiva, i know you both paid close attention to the way the board was handling it. what was it that you saw? >> i think the key issue was that the school was supposed to reopen in 2021. and i see on the bottom, a bullet that says middle and high school kids will not go back to school this year. that's essentially what happened. i would log into these zoom hours and these were would go on nine hours. i was waiting at seven hours. and to midnight, right. they quickly realized clearly they had not had t...

We know now that covid is not going away. this next step, the ending of free testing, feels like a significant moment though as we start to live alongside this virus. jim reed, bbc news. and with me is our health correspondent, nick triggle. free testing is about to end in england, but daily cases have gone up england, but daily cases have gone up significantly. how will the government keep tabs on the virus question on it government keep tabs on the virus question 0— government keep tabs on the virus auestion o ., , , , ., .,, question on it does represent almost the entire dismantling _ qu...

Outlook for This Week in the Nation’s Capital - Congress. The House and Senate are both in session this week. The House plans to consider numerous bills from the Judiciary and Natural...

Urgent things, overtime. obviously we hope that we can still keep urgent but nonemergency services running everywhere, but in every winter there's precious and times when hospitals have some difficulties. what covid will do is to make that considerably more difficult, so it will be patchy in different areas of the country, and at different points along the epidemic, and it will not reach a threshold but there will certainly be some hospitals and some areas of the country which will come under very substantial pressure over the next couple of weeks. to very substantial pressure over the next co...

But those are additional ways to keep kids safe and testing in schools can be an added layer of reassurance, too. >> dr. desi, there are still extremely long lines throughout the u.s. for testing. i am sure you are seeing them in new york on your way to work and despite the president's announcement last week about adding more, it may still take weeks for the uptake in home tests to meet the demand without the ability for the average american to go out and get tested when they need it. i mean, people are just scrambling at the pharmacy right now, day by day, trying to figure out is there a test...