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A rise in cases plunged the country back into a national lockdown. shops, bars and restaurants were forced to close once again. any festive cheer turned into a painful hangover. schools shut their doors. travel ground to a halt. office workers settled down in spare rooms and on kitchen tables, to work from home once again. and for those who couldn't, an extended furlough scheme helped prop up earnings. the scheme supported the wages of more than 11.7 million people after it launched in march in 2020. but it came at a heavy price, and by the time the scheme was wound down in the summer it had c...

44,000 people could die from covid-19 in the next four weeks. meantime, millions of children are headed back to the classroom monday. others have been postponed, and it comes as a record number of children are hospitalized with covid-19. and some school districts now are announcing at least a partial transition to online learning. that's the approach several school districts right here in georgia are taking. cnn's nadia romero reports. >> reporter: the dramatic rise in pediatric cases for covid-19, cases and hospitalizations, is forcing some school districts to go back to remote learning. and ...

America. trey: mo. a few seconds. >> i think he was elected because people wanted a grown up in the room who could get results and make them feel less anxious, he did that in first half of first year, he has some things to focus on to bring back that feeling, eliminate the anxiety that people have, people are hopeful still and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, he has to show ruleds, that are i'm pa -- results that are impacting people at their kitchen tables. not on twitter on cable news. trey: what a miracle, two people with different view points, they never once yelled at each ot...

America. trey: mo. a few seconds. >> i think he was elected because people wanted a grown up in the room who could get results and make them feel less anxious, he did that in first half of first year, he has some things to focus on to bring back that feeling, eliminate the anxiety that people have, people are hopeful still and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, he has to show ruleds, that are i'm pa -- results that are impacting people at their kitchen tables. not on twitter on cable news. trey: what a miracle, two people with different view points, they never once yelled at each ot...

That it's on, we're just awash with phenomenal with phenomenal candidates. >> i think it's important that people wrote the article you wrote on slate. it provides a lot of context for discussion that doesn't just occur in the ether. these are conversations that people will be having at their kitchen tables because the supreme court is that important. thanks for writing it and being with us this morning. dahlia lithwick is the senior editor and legal correspondent with slate magazine and the host of the important amicus podcast. with me now is the president and ceo for the center for reproducti...