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>> yes, it has. >> what has really culminated from this, as you see it? >> i see a lot of youth standing up and fighting back for what they deserve. and that's resources. i'm seeing a lot of students stand up all over chicago, all over the city, for what they deserve. and that's more resources in their schools. i'm looking at the students organize and speaking about my school does not have these things. we need to get together and fight for these things. i'm looking at walk-outs, boy costs. the students in chicago boycotted the third day of school, because they felt that they wanted to be hear...

So it is just absolutely crazy. there's no process they have to go through to show their gender identity, like you said, they wake up one day, decide what their identity is, and then the sports team, locker rooms, pe classes, they have access to that without any sort of backup that this is an issue they're taking seriously. >> karen i don't want to be insensitive to some child that may be confused, has some issues going on, but this blanket kind of law in california is frankly the most irrational approach to this that i've ever heard and my question, what can you do about it. are you doing any...

For kids that means no more play time. this fall a rhode island elementary school getting rid of recess and replacing it with a physical education program. is this a good idea? president of action against obesity and educational consultant. steven goodman. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. steven, if they replace physical activity by having more pe classes what is the harm in eliminating recess. >> students need unstructured time. i am not opposed to anti-obesity. but kids need to think and figure out what they enyoy doing. we don't want to cut recess because kids need the ability ...

I couldn't ask how they were doing. you probably can't hear it. i can. look, they were outside playing. right now they sound like they're outside playing soccer again. it is a very rigorous schedule they have for them. schedules are posted on every single wall. they wake up at 6:30 in the morning, do six hours of school work, including history and science, english as a second language. art and pe classes, some leisure time that's bumped in there as well and reading and then lights are out at 10:00 p.m. every day, they shower in the morning and at night they are given five days worth of clothes...