via executive order. and this adds to this incident here and crime in the subways has really surged as the city comes out of the pandemic. there s a real sort of sense of unease. i ve lived in new york a long time and for the first time in maybe decades, you start to feel a little bit wary about being on the subway. certainly it s not compared to the early 90s or 80s, or 70s, but more than it was. that s the challenge the mayor faces. this neighborhood, sunset park, it s a heavily latino and asian neighborhood. it s working and middle class. about a 25-minute commute into downtown brooklyn or the city. it s life blood of new york. doesn t get the headlines that manhattan does, but this is who makes up people who live here and certainly a scene of real terror today, lockdown schools across the region and had people running up the subway stairs to safety in the streets. i don t want to gloss over or let the hours that have passed
lockdown schools. the effectiveness of school choice as it relates to breaking the power grip by the teachers union and giving parents opportunity to make choices how do you see that? jackie: i saw her this morning i said way to go winsome sears your messaging to something apparent that they have been wanting to hear from longtime. she was also using herself as an example which i thought was a powerful basically saying we need to encourage kids to study not to play victim but to say i live in america and i want to move forward and hit the ball out of the park we all have wonderful opportunity as long as we try to take advantage of them. she was trying to restore some of the faith and the fundamentals of what this country was built on in different groups being torn apart. leo: this is what when sums sears said earlier this morning. they made no sense and they
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A survey carried out in Jaipur's Kathputli Nagar Basti and Hathroi areas has revealed that several children completely forgot what they had learnt before the lockdown was imposed due to COVID-19.
some friends. that is a useful thing to answer. and it seems like if we were doing that at scale, we could stamp out a lot of outbreaks, certainly prevent superspreader events. that s exactly right. in fact, we published earlier in 2020, we started publishing papers that show exactly that. that if you can have enough people, finding out that they are infectious, and be able to self quarantine, it doesn t need to be near perfect, but just enough people, then you can actually sever transmission chances and stop outbreaks from growing. and not having to lock down schools, lockdown schools or businesses. we could have truly prevented the massive outbreaks that we saw this past fall and winter. and we could have prevented major lockdowns, and ideally save hundreds of thousands of lives, potentially. the netherlands is a place where they are making these fairly available. i have seen people taking