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>> i think maybe about three people because everyone was in their gym classes running on the treadmill so i think maybe only a couple of people saw the lady that was in the video. it looks like she turned around because my pants did come off. i think she forgot something and then she asked me if i was okay. >> bill: you went to the gym and said give me the video. why did you want that? >> see the embarrassment of myself. >> dana: the best way to deal with it, right? >> absolutely. i wanted to make the world laugh because the world just needs to see the brighter side of things. >> dana: what do you do in chicago? >> i work with special needs kids. i am a therapist. it is going into kids with autism and teaching them life
142 kids missed school. parents have been protesting since yesterday. take a look at this video. protests early this morning and in to the late morning hours. parents are concerned about safety of their children. but they're also concerns because these kids just wendt through the restrictions related to covid. they had limited social interactions. now because migrants are in their gymnasium, the gym classes are cancelled. they have more limited social interactions and lots of extra curricular activities that are no more so long as the migrants are there. listen to this. >> it's very difficult to wake up on mother's >> very difficult to wake up and receive a form letter with very little information from the superintendent's office, led by the mayor's office, tell us we have no more gym. back of my mind, i'm thinking graduation,
fundraising, all of it went out the window with this letter. >> neil, we saw another protest at ps17 elementary school in brooklyn. we are learning a state supreme court judge issued a temporary order that prohibits new york city sending more migrants to orange county. mayor adams has to find more creative solutions which could mean more migrants in school gyms. >> everybodying is on the table as we continue to get an influx, we have to manage it. we are managing what we are facing. >> neil, i am joined by ann napori, a concerned mother at this school, ps172 in brooklyn. what is your main concern about having migrants housed in the school gymnasium? >> number one concern is safety, also making sure our kids are not taken away from our enrichment programs and gym classes, so forth.
teens to turn into obese adults that have diabetes or high blood pressure heart disease? have sleep apnea. there's other things to do first. during the pandemic we took away jim. when everyone stayed home. did they say stayed home. the diet was fast food diets etc. but he got depressed. couldn't go out and couldn't play. the play went down. for you that was a soccer start and college and taught your kids to exercise, be all my kids are directly overweight. all of them exercisable. you know how they did it? it's not that you burn off the calories. you signaled the bearing through exercise to decrease hunger. the hormones change. that's what we've got to get back to. what's happened to gym classes, they're gone?
into obese adults who have diabetes, who have high blood pressure, who have heart disease,that h who sleep apnea. but there'his other things to d hag the pandemicve, wec we too took away gym classes. we had everybody stay at home. right. didn't they say stay at home? the diet was fast food diets as everybody got depressed diet and couldn't go out and couldn't play, the play went down. soessed. couldn't you as someone that was a soccer star in college and has taught all three of your kids to exercise regularly, me all three ofre dic my kids were overweight, dramatically overweight, all of them exercised it off. and you know how they did that. it wasn't that you burn off the calories. it's that you signal the brain through exercise to decrease hunger. the hormones change. that's what we've got to get back to . what's happened to gym classes . they're gone is first off, how would you describe this surgerovy? they actually go in and justthrg the a piece of the stomach off. they make it smaller.at's so w kidhas get the sensation o being full quicker. >> exactly right. and they put a sleeve in there to stop the hormones from signaling more eat more ,
in the morning and use it she when did it anyway -- but, my critical thinking. my thinking -- they want to do what my kids mom and pop powerful, because in other places, china -- in other places in this world, they are filling their kids has not with gym classes and potato banks, with knowledge. >> to be clear, i am glad that i learned first grade math. [laughter] >> is a good point though, this composition will not happen in china right? >> this is a make america dumb again act. in the problem is you have teachers teaching kids that trumps bad and is good so the math is now madison. so how do you expect people to learn management if you can even do math on the policies. >> that brings me to do -- i always think that should economics courses. people -- went swimming today? 's people need to learn about how economies work. maybe algebra hasn't been doing
the morning? my vowel sounds fair. oh no, she wouldn't get that anyway. critical thinking.l thinking, my thi my way of thinking things is challenging. and you want i want my kidswant to smart and powerful becauseer other places, china and othere l places in this world, they arekh filling their kids as not with gym classes and potatoks, i bags with knowledge. to be clear thknowledg, i am glt i learned first grade math .mat. that's it is a good point, though. it's like these conversations aren't happening in china. this coml noright now.s is a >> this is the make america dumb again act. yeahai, and the problem is you i have teachers teaching kidsteace that trump's bad and biden's good. >> so the math ain't math ande o so how do you expect peopleu ca to learn algebra if they can't even do the math on the politics? that brings me to i always think there should be economicse courses. >> peoplnte learn, whywimmin agm i swearing today? people need to learn about how economies work and babybr algebra has something to don don
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