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Decide where the kids should go to school, pick which school you go to, nobody should be controlling education other than the parent, thats who should be doing this. whether its what you get taught or when schools are open, the parents are to be making the choices and if your school wants to be closed, the parent ought to have a voucher to go to another school, send the child to another school. >> john: we remember last spring, head of the american federation of teachers, second largest teachers...

American rescue plan in the first month we are in office or second month we are in office or second month that i signed in march we provided the states with hundred and 30 billion, with a b, $1 billion to specifically keep our students safe and schools open. funding for ventilation, ventilation systems to the schools, social distancing in classrooms, even larger classrooms with up on buses and everything from bus drivers to buses, the actual bus,... and all this process weve included an addition...

They have also added a lot more testing. is in-person learning the right approach in january of 2022? >> well, erica, i dont know a single educator who does not want to send chirp back to school for all the reasons that you have just mentioned. its then our responsibility to make that school environment as the mayor has said absolutely as safe as to be is to make sure that all the children attending the school can be vaccinated. thats where we really need to put the emphasis and all the adults s...

Terms of the cost, how does that work out? ., , , ., , work out? the more units you put in, the lower the — work out? the more units you put in, the lower the cost, _ work out? the more units you put in, the lower the cost, but _ work out? the more units you put in, the lower the cost, but the _ work out? the more units you put in, the lower the cost, but the costs - the lower the cost, but the costs are still substantial. so the question is, is this the best investment to make? we are all pas...

Before the new year. we wont be taking any further measures. of course, people should remain cautious as we approach new year celebrations and, you know, take a lateralflow test, that makes sense, celebrate outside if you can. have some ventilation indoors if you can. please, remain cautious. at this bar in bristol, they say many customers have decided of their own accord to stay away. weve already lost a very, very big trading period already, a really key trading period. next month, it will hav...

And again. we see it in healthcare ignoring mental health, underrepresented by employers, by government and again, we are seeing a total disregard from the data out of brown university, out of the jedd foundation, showing 31% of parents say mental health of their kids is worse and on and on. >> sandra: not to mention the money that was allocated to these cities and states to keep the schools open. i mean, you are talking billions of dollars. you can put up on the screen, this is the american res...

Of the pfizer—biontech vaccine. dr ashistha, dean of brown universitys school of public health, joins me now from newton, massachusetts. thank you very much indeed for joining us. it is a challenging time, clearly, especially for schools. i see iseea i see a figure of something like 1200 already closed. what should they do?— should they do? first of all, thanks for— should they do? first of all, thanks for having _ should they do? first of all, thanks for having me - should they do? first ...

It is concerning we still dont have everything set up because the government, by failing to give warnings about ventilation, sick pay and other factors are unfortunately still letting children down and that is not acceptable. that still letting children down and that is not acceptable.— is not acceptable. that said the government — is not acceptable. that said the government is _ is not acceptable. that said the government is making - is not acceptable. that said the government is making 700...

Because of this. and how we work with them to encourage them to get now three shots is going to be one of the great challenges. and hopefully well hear more from the president tomorrow during his scheduled remarks. >> on that point, dr. hotez, whats the single most important thing you would like to hear the president say tomorrow? >> i think for me, the one thing thats really keeping me up at night is the impact on our health care workers and health systems and keeping our health care providers ...

Ventilation for almost two years now. we also do have to look at weakening the link between infection and disease. and thats where vaccines are vitally important and will remain so even in the omicron era. it does mean that getting as many people fully vaccinated as possible as we have done aggressively in new york city, over 71% of all new york city residents are now fully vaccinated. that is critically important and were now layering on booster doses to add yet more protection. >> yeah, i want...