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They describe the girls and the boys who are in this were back into the school quickly. they felt like teachers and administrators were more students -- more concerned about the students who did the video safety than theres. we know that a lot of students of color felt like it was an. enough >> surprised, to. prize at the end goal is for whiteness to continue their power and for there to be no consequences for racism because that is the only thing that will be considered fairness, surprise! not ...

Playground. it was about the adults refusing to take action. and that is sort of some of the tension here you can hear him explaining there. you know, its not that he denies that racist incidents exist at all. but he doesnt believe the school that school system and that parents and administrators and teachers really need to be involved in the action taken to guardians it. >> its a microcosm of the debate going on across the country around how do we teach and mitigate racism? and and tonia thanks...

August. it was already drenched here. there was just nowhere for this 3 inches an hour -- 3 inches of water to go an hour, no place to go except for the streets and the basements. >> christine romans, i hope your basement is okay. i know this is really hitting everyone pretty hard in this area. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> reporter: youre welcome. >> up next, we are now joined by the fema administrator dan chris well. dan, i know you have been dealing with this in louisiana, st...

Proceed -- proponents of the big lie, they now plan to run big lie purveyors as election workers and in some of these posts where they could influence the administration of elections. can you talk about the danger that poses? >> yeah. this is the issue that i think to me keeps me up at night the most. i mean we can work to ensure that were protecting the security of our elections and ensuring their accessibility, that everyone can vote, even if it is harder to ensure everyone can vote with these...

Been impacted by ida over the evening. so we still have plenty of room to help support whats going on. >> and i know that, of course, we are supposed to hear from president biden on hurricane ida. has he been briefed or will he be briefed soon on what happened in new york and in the northeast overnight? >> yes, i have been briefing the president and his team daily on the impacts that were seeing. i did have a quick communication with him this morning to give them an update. as we get more detail...

Over the country. southlake was a ground zero town where it all began. my takeaway when you look at someone like dr. ledbetter or others, they are the ones who have essentially been put in the position, whether they want to be or not, of having to forge the path forward, try to get the two sides that have been having really emotional, at times very nasty conversations with each other, to somehow come together now. and thats a really difficult challenge. you can see right there he struggles to an...

Topics such as abortion, defunding the police, et cetera. i voiced my concerns about these issues to other teachers and administrators, and nothing was ever done. brian: probably protected by the union. steve: dont know if they have got a union so far no action has been taken by the school district. ainsley: no. because he said the majority of the teachers there are so left. he said that he was forced over the four years of being at that school to hide his conservative views because he was fearf...

In new orleans, but especially in harder hit southern communities, some of which have roads underwater, impassable by debris. in new orleans, because we have a larger population, they have more resources here. the question is how much more will they need before the lights finally come back on, steph? >> dr. klein, i want to start by saying thank you for all you do. what has it been like at your hospital the last five days? >> thanks for having me, stephanie. its been a lot of work. it has been t...

Selflessness. we have been without power for a couple of days now, at least main power. we have auxiliary power, six generators working to keep all of the patient care areas lighted and medical equipment going. nonessential parts of the hospital are dark, unair conditioned. we had minor damage to the building but no structural damage. the best thing i can tell you all of the children remain safe and sound inside the hospital throughout the hurricane and so things are going well for our patients....

Most expensive, the human toll, more than 2400 u.s. service members killed and five days ago, 13 killed in a terror attack in kabul. there were 18 more service members injured. now theyre back safely in the u.s. first, made a stop at a hospital in germany. matt bradley is outside that hospital now. matt, you got to speak to some of the german hospitals. what did they tell you. >> reporter: this is an american hospital, largest u.s. hospital outside of u.s. borders. it has been the destination fo...