SCIUTTO: A lawsuit by the Florida Teachers Union against the governor, Ron DeSantis, over his plan to reopen schools back in court today after mediation, attempted mediation fell apart overnight.</s>HARLOW: Let's go to our Rosa Flores. She joins us from Florida with more. So what is going to take place today in the courtroom and, ultimately, what is the decision they're trying to get to?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, you know, Poppy, they're duking in that out right now in virtual court and what's going on is a virtual hearing for a temporary injunction. And what the teachers are arguing here is that it is unsafe and, therefore, unconstitutional for the state to reopen schools if it is unsafe, if the state cannot guarantee the safety and the security of the students and the teachers. Now, the first witness on this virtual stand is a school board member from Hillsborough County. Now, you remember this story probably very clearly. This school board member testifying that her and her colleagues voted based on advice from medical experts not to reopen for in-person instruction in Hillsborough. END
Florida Teachers Union Lawsuit Against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is Back in Court Today After Mediation Falls Apart.