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They expect 1,000 students. at this point kindergarten through 8th grade to be entering the new york city public schools come september, but we're early. it's still august. >> yeah, and gene, i'm just looking at the numbers and the pictures you were just showing us a few moments ago. i mean, there are children being used by the state of texas as political pawns in this to try to send a message. >> as the facts are because i focus on the facts, there are a lot of adult males that are coming to the city, but 1,000 children, and they are trying to accommodate them. any medical they need the city ...

Jose was being raised by his grandmother, Margarita Velasquez, along with other members of his family, like his uncle Abisaid Hernandez. The two said Jose died early in the morning on August 10.

Younger. we were tougher back then but we also weren't exposed so easily to everything. as parents you have to be -- if you will let your child have a tablet and ipod you have to monitor it daily and some cases hourly. >> dana: is that realistic for a lot of people? one couple we have on unfortunately lost their son during covid working from home. in the 8th grade but hit up a drug dealer on snapshot and delivered him one fentanyl pill and he immediately died. they are doctors and working at the same time. i don't know what the answer is. i'm owe not sure we are realistic. >> it has to be. it'...

22-year-old Elizabeth was convicted of witchcraft in 1693. 328 years later, in 2021, an 8th grade civics class from North Andover found out she was never officially pardoned, and decided to do something about it.

Was 2:00 in morning and back at 6:00 in the morning, making sure they had proper identification, names, dates of birth, next of kins so when ever they were done processing them, finished with the autopsy that they could release these victims to their families back in uvalde. that was the number one most important thing that i was working onto get them out today. >> were you thinking when am i going to wake up from this nightmare? >> of course. of course. i've lived here since i was ten. i'm 49 now. i love there town. i went to high school here. my family has grown up here. i have my daughter i...