nadeska: there's power in protecting your loved ones.power in wearing a mask and social distancing. nadeska: there's power in knowing the facts and using your voice. bun b: let's fight covid-19. visit bethepowerofus.org ♪ ♪ >> laura: in the early days of the pandemic, online and virtual learning was perhaps an acceptable stopgap for a short period of time for schools as we learn more about covid potency or rather likely thereof when it came to children. but a year virtual learning has taken a terrible toll on the kids and many are learning nothing and falling through the cracks. if our raymond arroyo spoke to one family in the audience tonit who's struggling with the very issue. >> when you think about the toll virtual learning has taken on children, if you consider a special needs students. i'm here in alexandria, virginia, where patrick williamson, 10-year-old boy who lives in the neighborhood, has been stuck in front of a screen for the better part of the year. his matter told me it's taken a severe toll on him personally. >> emotiona

nadeska: there's power in protecting your loved ones.there's power in wearing a mask and social distancing. nadeska: there's power in knowing the facts and using your voice. bun b: let's fight covid-19. visit bethepowerofus.org before should college athletes get paid like the pros question at the ncaa is facing off the super import tomorrow and a case that could change everything for college athletics. college athletes who want compensation. this billions of dollars for their sport and supreme court justices will hear argument of whether college restrictions on the kind of benefits athletes receive violate antitrust laws. this comes the republican democratic lawmakers are working to make student athlete compensation to reality under law. his march madness going to end with a big payday for student athletes looks discuss the pen was back, alex, robby, and leslie. robby, i take a little bit of return on this that other concerns i see arguments on both sides. i see the hashtags of the students are using not the ncaa property. okay they are