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>> odonnell: more than 14 million american children started the school year remotely, many with computers propped up on beds or on dining room tables. but some volunteers are stepping up to change that. heres cbs chip reid. >> reporter: derek potts and his son are spending weekends helping families theyve never even met. >> were building desks for underprivileged kids who dont have a desk to study on. >> reporter: kids who are going to school at home in cramped quarters. >> okay, lets get you gu...

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Getting ready for a new challenge. things havent always been smooth for the government and that is pandemic and there are long—term issues too. the shortcomings of our labour market and our educational system has been painfully apparent. in areas like retail, jobs are going and may never return. workers will need different skills and the government wants a more flexible system, especially for those who dont go to university. we have got to end the pointless, nonsensical golf that has been fixe...

>> it brightens up the positivity, just because of the beautiful brightness of it. >> reporter: in maryland, the group desks by dads. the new number tonight from jess. >> hi, david. since coming on your show, we actually received a $5,000 donation from lowes, which was tremendous. we were able to buy enough wood for 100 more desks. >> and in santa fe, new mexico, david and the community desk project. after our report -- >> hi, david. i cant tell you how wild things have been since the segment fi...

That as a spring line. the staff of the appalacian artisan center created the culture of recovery program, which was designed to host people in recovery in our studios, our blacksmith, pottery and lutherie studios. we dont do the difficult work that the recovery centers do, we dont take people in who need to go through detox, they do that, and heroically, we accept people into our studios when theyve phased into a place where thats useful to them. >> ive never really completed anything before in...

You have. in woodworking, i was able to see the flaws but turn them into features. i grew in self-confidence. im still sober, eight years later. >> we actually took our experience with earl. and using that as a spring line, the staff of the appalachian artisan center created the culture of recovery program which was designed to host people in recovery in our studios. our blacksmith, pottery, and luth luthery studios. we dont do the difficult work the recovery centers do. we dont take people in w...

To go through detox. they do that. and heroically. what we do is we set people into our studios when theyve phased into a place where thats useful to them. >> ive never really completed anything before in my life. and its actually turned out to be a pretty nice piece of artwork. >> with my drug court clients that participate in the program, the recidivism rate is very low, i would consider it to be 10% or less. theyre learning skills. theyre learning patience. theyre building relationships. and ...

To go through detox. they do that. and heroically. what we do is we set people into our studios when theyve phased into a place where thats useful to them. >> ive never really completed anything before in my life. and its actually turned out to be a pretty nice piece of artwork. >> with my drug court clients that participate in the program, the recidivism rate is very low, i would consider it to be 10% or less. theyre learning skills. theyre learning patience. theyre building relationships. and ...

Its a game changer! these heavy duty dry cloths pick up a crazy amount of hair. this is all you. we stopped cleaning and started swiffering. finally tonight here, america strong. in this pandemic, millimeters of children learning from home. theres so much ie sk across this country, the parents and teachers, mothers and fathers, helping. in columbus, ohio, the nonprofit impact community action collecting old donated desks and refurbishing them. local artists painting them. 6-year-old isiah news...