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We are taking a closer look at the academic toll of this pandemic on american students. in chicago the school district hired 600 professionals to con duct a high dosage tutoring program to help kids make up for learning losses experienced in remote schooling but many families have yet to receive the services and parens are concerned that the kids will be left behind why nbc news correspondent heidi prez la is following this story for us. tell us what youre hearing from the parents. >> reporter: ...

Look at the bus thats behind me, its one bus at a time that these thousands of people are being transported out of here. so if you think and just do the math, thats why its taking a while for all of these migrants to be taken out of this area and processed. taken to processing facilities here in texas. >> all this is happening live at this very moment. rosa flores, thank you very much. up next. angry parents trying to kick a pediatrician off their local school board after she recommended kids ...

Infrastructure package, delay it beyond monday, perhaps do it later next week, have a vote next week or a couple weeks because they need time to get the larger bill done. when i asked pelosi last night if she has concerns the progressives may tank this, she said well cross those bridges when they come, indicating a lot more negotiation has to be done between now and then. >> if youre having trouble following this at home, im with you. its confusing, a little fr frustrating. chris, there was no h...

To affect the immunocompromised. thats going to affect the vaccinated as well. i hope everyone recognizes were in this together, that vaccines work best when were all protected. >> we did the math and right now there are still over 71 million americans who are eligible to get vaccinated but still have not received even a single dose. and yet the current pace of vaccinations right now is down 5% from last week, its down 30% from last month. why do you think that is? what do you attribute it to? >...

For the next 15 years while kids who have been dealing with this pandemic from kindergarten on. >> reporter: yeah. the data is starting to emerge here as well with some of the most underserved communities. here in chicago, for instance, in high school, one fourth of the students were just no shows. one fifth receiving failing grades in math and english and it is really important to understand why we are where we are in the human toll behind these numbers. thats why i came here, to meet with miss...

Directly. its a large term, large population of people that work in hospitals. i think that if you start to say, well, out of the people who interact with patients, what percentage of them are vaccinated, its much higher than health care worker hesitancy overall. >> the u.s. seems to be facing a rather uniquely american problem. we have lots of vaccine supply and not enough vaccine demand because of all the concerns and skepticism about the vaccines. for most of the rest of the world, the dynami...

Able to see is the show of force of both the federal government and the state government. cbp vehicles and also texas department of public safety. that is how they are trying to stop the flow of migrants coming into the united states. and, john, i just have to share this with you because if you look at the bus thats behind me, its one bus at a time that these thousands of people are being transported out of here. so if you think and just do the math, thats why its taking a while for all of these...

So we can get something through the congress. he knows he wont have republican help, everybody understands that, but they do have something to prove here. if they fail, will democrats turn out in 2022? why would they if theyre disappointed? >> well, thats an important point, ryan. obviously theres a huge divide right now among the democrats, but are they really willing to let all of this fall apart, knowing their time and control in the house and senate could be short-lived? >> reporter: thats a...

Around. but not by that much. this was as big as the whole thing ever got on saturday. this was around 1:00 p.m. about an hour into it. when there is a big march or rally in washington, a big gathering sometimes news outlets will use like, you know, crowd size experts or aerial views of the crowd to do a bunch of complicated math to try to approximate the size of the crowd. in this case you could just literally just kind of count them all up by hand. capitol police said in total there were aroun...

Rolled around. but, not by that much. this was as biggest the whole thing ever got on saturday. this was around 1 pm. about an hour into it. when there is a big march, a rally, in washington. sometimes news outlets will use crowd size experts, or area views of the crowd, to do a bunch of complicated math. to approximate the size of the crowd. in this case, you can just any meaning money more, count them all up by hand. capitol police said in total there were around 400 or so people milling aroun...