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What was the holdup on negotiations? >> reporter: this all began or the vote was inspired because the teachers union bottom line didnt feel that the school district had provided adequate enough resources to come back to the classroom safely. they felt things were lacking in categories like contact tracing, being able to provide quality masks for people. i mentioned the testing aspect and because we were seeing record levels of covid-19 among students, staff, and in the surrounding chicago commun...

Coming to the fore. >> how important is the testing aspect in this battle? >> testing is going to be really important for the foreseeable future, because people want to know their status. they want to know, is it safe for me to be around other people? is it safe for me to go to this event? and as we get more of the pfizer antiviral, we want people to be tested very promptly so they can be linked to treatment. testing will be something thats with us for some time. hopefully we expand it and inclu...

>> i think this is a demonstration that feels very confident in this mandate, they hate the word mandate, they like to call it a requirement, it is a vaccine requirement, and with testing added to it, with their trying to do and attempting to have done for weeks and weeks, is making sure that they are fighting against republican talking points, as they put it, about it being a mandate and forcing people to get the vaccine when there is a testing aspect, but getting testing is not as easy as the ...

0 a situation where republicans can control but dont keep it on the impeachment strategy. >> think you both for joining us on the last word, that is tonights last word, the 11th hour starts right now. good evening once again, day 3 42 of the biden administration, tonight, as the "variant drives a winter covid surgeon every quarter of this nation and frustration levels growing, right along with the number of cases, the cdc is out with brand-new guidance for anyone infected by the virus, no short...

More about is this a good or bad law in those 13 intervening years. teachers and teachers unions have increasingly become to be seen as the opponents of education reform as opposed to those who would be asked to help with education reform. and the second thing is theres now a market for education reformers and everything from private-based charter schools to these testing services that actually creates an economic interest for many to retain at least the testing aspect of the current no child le...