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christina mitchell busby for clarification have gone unanswered. this past weekend hundreds in uvalde took part in a one-mile march from the elementary school to the town plaza. the crowd included some of the victim's family members who have criticized the law enforcement response that day but also been critical about how this investigation is playing out saying that they have been left in the dark on virtually everything. martha? >> martha: casey stegall, thanks very much. all right. so the cover of "the new york times" is a double dose of tough news for president biden. this blairing headline souring on biden. their new poll finds that most democrats don't want the president to run again for a second term. 64% say they would prefer a different person run for president. the times also now quoting officials that quote "watch out" for the president. he shuffles when he walks. he will turn 80 years old in november. that's a milestone never reached by a president sitting in us a. reagan was 77 when he left the presidency. the biden team says that he p

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