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The school district has all of the library books and all of the other kinds of books and if the book was in the system, then it could remain on a shelf, open. >> falls who is part of a lawsuit against governor ron desantis regarding hi stop woke act said it is all caused him and other teachers must fear and angst but it never instructed teachers to shut down classroom libraries. according to the school district, volunteers will catalogue books. if the book already has the green light, it could g...

It led to the firing of five memphis police officers and two fire department employees. question is there it finally show us what happened when 29-year-old tyre nichols was pulled over by police and three day later was dead after what an independent autopsy calls extensive bleeding caused by a severe beating. and will anybody face any charges? plus. some teachers in florida locking down every book in their classroom libraries. why? out of fear they could face criminal charges if get this, they l...

State. >> we were instructed last week that we essentially had three choices as far as our personal libraries in our classrooms, we could remove them completely, box them up, we could cover them up with paper of some sort or something, or they could be entered into a database where the school district has all of the library books and all the other kinds of books and if the book was in the system, then it could remain on your shelf open. >> reporter: and he is part of a lawsuit against governor d...

It requires all books be preapproved or vetted a by media specialist trained by plas department of education. well now some teachers are taking action with reports that some are blocking access to all books after learning of the new requirement. cnns layla sant a augusto has more. >> behind the covered wall of paper in this manatee county classroom, books, teacher dorn falls covered the bookshelves out of concern for a new state law that requires all books there classroom libraries to be approve...

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Teachers in Manatee County, Florida are scrambling to shut down their classroom libraries out of fear that unapproved ...

Third degree felony. leyla santiago is live for us in miami. what in the world is going on here? >> reporter: this is related to a law that took effect in july of last year, but as recently as just a few weeks ago, the florida department of education was still putting out guidance. and as ive been watching the school board meetings, you hear from parents that will tell you this is about transparency. this is about parents rights. but ive also talked to parents and teachers that are using some of...

Resemblance. >> look out. george clooney is my hall pass, by the way. >> this is veering off the rails for 8:25 in the morning. people are on their second cup of coffee still, maybe. there is a dog on set. >> okay, boomer. >> boomer can stay. don lemon, well see you later tonight on cnn at 10:00 p.m. >> it is great to see you. >> you as well. >> have an awesome day. >> see you. >> chaos. >> okay. >> okay, boomer. a teacher in oklahoma resigned because of a state law requiring teachers to senso...

From their shelves. nbcs sam buck has more from austin texas. >> summer might be a time some kids take a break from books. >> this past year, our schools removed but 11 books to her classroom libraries. >> not this summer, for a group of high school students in austin who see urgency in discussing this literature. >> youll be very shocked how many of these books that weve read, that have become some of our favorites. >> literally taken out of their classrooms. >> if you had to say, what do you t...

The Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission, UBEC, Hamid Bobboyi, has said emerging constraints in basic education delivery in the