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Ed. classrooms open and available for parents who need them. >> bill: my best of luck to you. we'll stay in touch with you and your son, lucas and everybody else who can relate to what you experience. tell your husband and son hello. >> dana: get that fixed. supreme court is set to issue one or more opinions any minute now. we're on the clock waiting. given the unusual timing and last minute scheduling they believe the justices may be ready to rule on the controversial texas abortion law. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: the high court is weighing ...

And larry never followed up on it. >> was that the final break? >> yes. >> because we didn't speak after that for a while. >> a while? stretched in two years. more than a decade of cold, stony silence. so, sherrie wasn't there when larry retired from the navy. and she heard very little about his new career as a high school special education teacher. >> he loved kids. he loved his job with students. >> hello special ed teacher eileen stevens. >> as you got to know each other, did he talk about his personal life? >> yes, he talked about his family. he hadn't seen them in years. that he was allow...

Suddenly after it being billy blue for a long time, virginia is a swing state. ainsley: i wonder how many teachers in virginia supported youngkin. he was speaking out about higher wages. more special ed. he wants to build more of these charter schools. he says i'm going to have 20 more charter schools. steve: terry mcauliffe said glenn youngkin was going to fire like 40,000 teachers which was not true. ainsley: as far as the military is concerned cut taxes on retirement income for veterans. higher salaries for them. better equipment for them. ban crt opposing the mask mandates and vaccine mand...

Special education teachers in Indiana will be required to be fully licensed or meet new requirements for provisional licensing after Indiana officials said the...

Loads for special ed teachers, when the funding continues to be taken away, you're doing this for a lot of teachers for minimal money and then kind of being dragged through the mud in the media and kind of politically, teachers are saying why would i stay and continue to do this. >> there has been a teacher shortage for years but now it is more notable because of the pandemic. i've seen a lot of burn out and passion dying away. >> reporter: and i'm also hearing it is not just a problem of teacher retention, it is a problem of recruiting new teachers. there are fewer people going to school for ...