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Schools to be set up in districts where Atal Residential Schools are not present; to provide education from pre-primary to Class 12

Made it just for you, as a matter of fact. >> martha: thank you. >> this is the governor result from 2017. ralph northum beat gillespie easily. as you look at virginia, it's been a fascinating state to see the way the demographics have gone. 2009 it was won by a republican. now it's gone the democrats the past several cycles. here's what i do. this is washington d.c. this is arlington, this spec here provides a ton of votes for democrats. that's where president biden was just last night. this is loudoun county, heard so much about the education push. watch this county on tuesday night. see whe...

Explain to us what's changing tomorrow. are you just sort of strongly emphasizing that your workers get vaccinated? it sounds like you're not going as far as making it a requirement. >> we're not quite there yesterday. we've been on an extended education push, if you will, ever since this thing started. we remember what happened in the beginning. we were closed. we had to furlough 62,000 employees. that has not gone away. then we've seen a tremendous resurgence in las vegas ever since april, may, june and each to this day in july. we have kept the pressure on. recently and you just mentioned t...

They're not doing enough to reach out to younger voters and others who felt alienated over the years. so that's pretty striking to me that now you have two candidates -- potential candidates for the presidency on the republican side who are saying we can't go on existing as we are today. >> hey, chuck, richard haass off camera said something fascinating about jeb bush talking about this early. getting it out there early. and just getting a read. sort of setting up a trial balloon a year out. do you think that's happening? >> i do think he's -- look. he's not been afraid of two issues that coul...

Americans who are currently uninsured. critics of the law -- and there are many, many of them -- they're warning there's going to be chaos. the obama administration has already started a massive education push. a cost, no surprise, a matter of fierce debate. joining me from los angeles, our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. good morning, sanjay. >> good morning, christine. the country's largest group of actuaries really sounded alarm bells when they said in certain cases, the costs -- insurance costs -- may go up by more than one-third. they were talking specifically about people ...