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here in the u.s. and around the world. its monday, october, 24th, im brianna keilar with john berman. its its 15 days until the midterm elections and the races are tightening. in georgia, raphael warnock is looking to hold onto his senate seat in a tight race against herschel walker and brian kemp trying to fend off stacey abrams in the governors race. early voting off the charts in the state, nearly three quarters of a million have cast ballots. >> in pennsylvania, the two senate cand...

minister and a wake-up call for americas schools, how far behind kids have actually fallen during this pandemic. this is what were watching "at this hour." thank you for being here. im kate bolduan. it is 15 days to election day and the numbers show there has been a surge in early voting so far. already 7.3 million americans in 39 states have cast their ballot. another state, florida, is kicking off early voting as we speak. today. that state is also set for a very big debate tonight...

A survey of students found about half faced closures of more than three months, but it didn't always lead to lower scores.

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Students low levels nearly all said at least some students were lagging in reading and math. 80% cited science and 70% social studies. last week miguel cardona outlined in a speech what the biden administrations education priorities for the year ahead should be and he said, quote, safely reopening schools is just the baseline, its not good enough. we must make up for lost time. thomas dee is a professor at stanford universitys graduate school of education and joins me from palo alto, californi...

This morning that shows the devastating toll of learning setbacks in americas children caused by the pandemic. across the country, fourth and eighth graders fell behind in reading and saw the largest ever decreases in math. cnns gabe cohen is joining us on this. these decreases, especially the math, are eye popping. >> weve talked about the growing crises that students are dealing with right now, mental health issues, absenteeism, bullying, this test is giving us a clearer picture of the student...