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This stuff matters. as a matter of fact, we've imposed a tremendous amount of restrictions on kids in the united states over the last 1 1/2 years, over 1 number. that is 326 reported deaths among people under age 18 during the entire 1 1/2 years during the pandemic. that number is not verified. so 500 kids die from the common cold, which is rsv each year. we have not looked into the deaths to see if it's causal or identifiable to covid. >> trace: yeah, teachers unions might want them back to teach critical race theory. here's a question given to jen psaki moments ago. i'll get your thoughts on...

I've been wearing a mask most of the adult life as a surgeon. why should a child wear a mask if the risk of transmission is low. of the 326 deaths of kids in covid-19, we still don't know if they were incidental diagnosis or covid-19 was the cause. i'm calling on the cdc to parse through that data. we are making a law to policy decisions based on that number. we need to know if covid was incidental. >> gillian: causal or incidental, your thoughts on the united states missing the 70% mark? huge failure or still some good news coming out of it somewhere. >> 21 states met the goal weird i think t...

>> sandra: he blames proliferation of guns in chicago, and the murder rate there while already high is maintaining far this year, 326 i believe. already at 1,489 and as of 12% compared to the same time last year. it's a huge problem, and this trend of rising crime continues. ted, thank you and nice to see you. >> my pleasure. that's chicago over the weekend, senseless killings and senseless shooting. >> that's things like chicago or new york, but an obelisk? but we ago a mother was dropping her son off at the naval academy, she was at the hotel sitting at a outdoor patio and a stray bullet fro...

Of those people that go to those academies are higher above. our attrition rate, we just couldn't keep up. we were at a point where we were pushing 80 vacancies so we have to do something. have to turn the model on its head. >> laura: when volusia connie sheriff announced the new training academy back in february, that apartment received 326 applications in just a few months. about the same number they received for the entire year of 2020. >> the key to it was we are going to pay you from day one. the day that i hire you, you are on our payroll, you are in our pension fund, you're getting medi...

Out of that academy. statistics showed 40% of those people ago to those academies are liable to retention rate already point where pushing 80 vacancies so you had to do something, has 10 the model. >> when he announced the new training academy back in february the department received 326 applications in just a few months. about the same number they received for the entire year 2020. >> the key to it was we are going to pay you from day one, the day that i hire you you are on our payroll, in our pension funds, you're getting medical benefits. >> reporter: the new training academies are differen...