good afternoon. i am kasie hunt here in washington. we begin with the deadly michigan state shooting. at this hour students and staff along with an fbi escort are able to return to the site of the rampage to gather their belongings. this as the heartbroken campus prepares to hold a vigil for three students. 20-year-old ryan frazier is being remembered for his great leadership and humor. ariel anderson was 19 years old. she was known for her straight as and pure heart. people who knew 20-year-old alexandra verner, said her kindness was on display every single second you were around her. cnn s adrienne broaddus is in east lansing of the we re now learning a little more about one of the survivors. reporter: we are. we re talking about one of the five who was critically injured. that s guadalupe perez. she has been identified by her sister. the school has said it will not identify out of respect for the families the five who were physically injured. i want to share with our vie
day in congress. republicans who howled at republicans or democrats kicked marjorie taylor green off committees now turning around and kicking ilhan omar off the committee after giving green new assignments. congressman george santos who lied his way into congress, no penalties yet. today, he called on congress to fight bigotry and anti-semitism as well, pretty rich coming from a guy who repeatedly claimed to be jewish. plus we re waiting for the release of more than 20 hours of footage of the police beating that led to the death of tyre nichols. the talk in the country is about how policing has to change. the question is will that change come from washington or in a classroom. will we hear it from a local level and police chiefs themselves. and there s an investigation in ohio of an online home schooling network where parents allegedly shared messages of white supremacy and hitler quotes as educational resources for the students. why the state may not be able to do a thing a
witness because of some of the issues he s had with the law. so prosecutors thought they couldn t make the case. that sometimes happens. talking about a case, writing about a case and actually charging a case, those are different things and that s what s happened here. important point. norm eisen, thank you very much, as always, sir. we really appreciate your time. thanks. a protest today against florida s governor and state school officials. new developments in the class controversy that s drawn national attention to the sunshine state, up next. your pu, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what s your why?
family, they would have stopped this from happening. the local school officials, state school officials have condemned it. not clear what they can actually do about it since it s home school. pretty hand writing lessons through hitler messages. again, this is elementary schools in part? stunning. thank you so much. i want to bring in scott demaro, he s the president of the ohio education which represents 100,000 teachers and faculty. scott, i m glad you re here. it might be stunning, not only the content, but i was surprised to find out that under ohio law, the state department of education does not review or approve a home school curriculum, and parents provide
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and state health leaders held a press conference Tuesday to announce changes to in-school quarantine guidelines.
In an effort to keep teachers in students in schools, Stitt and the state department of health said schools following proper COVID-19 safety protocols will be able to skip the mandatory two-week quarantine period for possible virus exposures.
“We need to put our students first, and we need to get them back in class,” said Gov. Stitt. “Refusing to offer in-person school is jeopardizing our kids education; it’s jeopardizing teachers careers; and it’s jeopardizing the future of the State of Oklahoma. Today, we’re announcing a new policy that will help us keep schools open safely. It will also help encourage and reward mask wearing in schools across the state. Moving forward, schools that enforce the use of masks will not have to quarantine students that were potentially exposed to COVID-19 unless t