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He could do. theyve been beholden to identity politics. there is that kind of racism of identity politics is knock to bees most americans but not in the democratic party so the real problem theyre facing is party-wide. >> laura: now, phil, chicago teachers union members are out on tv trying to defend this decision to defy all science and logic by closing schools, watch. >> why do you not feel its safe for teachers in chicago to be in classrooms right now given i believe your vaccination rate is ...

Million for the ventilation and the social distancing. >> chicago got $1.8 billion for the covid upgrade they held our kids hostage for last year when they -- we cant teach unless you rain thousands of dollars on our heads.ea taxpayers, fine, well pay the ransom. its not a strike. its not a strike. well show up to work online. illinois doesnt have online school, but, you know, its not an illegal strike and negotiate with us but were not going to teach until, you know -- in fact, its interesting....

0 dvr. pretty easy to do. not that hard so you never miss an episode and in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled while laura ingraham is next with an extra 12 seconds. hi. >> lauren: when you say "set your dvr" exactly what are you referencing? is it the little thing that says "record?" or do you think people have the actual box? the dvr? do you know what im saying? for a long time my kids download mild apps on the dvrs. a simple procedure. >> on your 8-track, listen to "hannity!" >> on...

Chance of racketing the virus is low low. >> i think our priority needs to be keeping in kids in school. were in a very different situation now than we were a year ago, much less two years ago. vaccinations, masks, ventilation and, of course, testing are critical parts of keeping schools open, keeping kids and teachers safe, but its also about keeping down community spread. the reality is when covid is out of control in a community, were going to have too many teachers and support staff who are ...

As the new term gets under way. nearly half will be earmarked for capital repair and improvement work on school buildings, with a focus on health and safety measures, including improving ventilation. the bulk of the remainder will help schools deal with the impact of the pandemic. the french president has warned he intends to make life difficult for people in france who have not been vaccinated against covid—19. emmanuel macron said he wanted to tighten measures, including requiring people to ...

Quarantine and improve ventilation in buildings. there is still a lot to do.— is still a lot to do. that is an interesting _ is still a lot to do. that is an interesting point - is still a lot to do. that is an interesting point and ij an interesting point and i thinkjoe biden wanted outjust how much money is spent on schools to do some of these things. it is slow progress, isnt it? thank you very much indeed. ., ~ , ., lets get some of the days other news. the authorities in kazakhstan have d...

Tens of thousands of children in chicago are not in their classrooms today as the third largest school district in the country went back to remote learning. overnight the chicago teachers union voted to teach virtually citing concerns over the fast-spreading omicron variant. that prompted district officials to cancel classes today. of course, it conflicts with what the surgeon general is saying, that masking and ventilation makes them safe. cnn national correspondent omar jimenez has more on thi...

Your kid vaccinated. there have been huge studies across the united states showing virtually no children who are fully vaccinated get admitted to the hospital with covid except for those who are immuno suppressed. vaccination protects our kids. for those under 5, make sure caregivers are vaccinated. make sure caregivers are masked. if you can, check with a day-care or preschool to see if they can improve ventilation, either by opening windows or having good filters, hepa filters in place. were n...

Isolate or quarantine. moving forward, the union indicated this vote doesnt just apply to today, but the teachers are planning to refuse in-person learning until january 18th or until both sides can come to an agreement on what safe, in-person classroom instruction looks like, jim. >> omar jimenez, thanks for following this. lets speak with dr. william schaffner from vanderbilt university medical center. always good to have you on. >> good to be with you, jim. >> let me ask you first as a doct...

Our country. >> thats just it. not everyone has access to these rapid tests. dr. ranney, you say thats part of the problem in this guidance being confusing. im going to stop you right now because were going to go to the briefing right now. lets take a listen and well come back to you if we can. >> the coming weeks are going to be challenging. were going to see cases continue to rise because omicron is a very transmissible variant, but its important to stay focused on three things. first, we have...