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>> i know there are questions about staff and i know there are questions about testing and there is a lot of questions. but we're going to turn those question marks into a exclamation point, we're staying open. we're going to make sure our children are in safe spaces. >> and so the commitment is there to keep the schools open. so there is a plan in place which you just heard. on the the testing front, 1.5 million tests were delivered to every single school across the city over the weekend, in the last few gaves to prepare them to be able to test. and according to the school chancellor david ba...

Manageable. but what we're seeing now is a workforce that is getting burned out. they are exhausted. as the chief nursing officer, i'm trying to do everything in my power and that of my nurse leaders to assure that they are supported, that they continue to be resilient. we want to make sure, because they remain dedicated, compassionate, and continue to deliver extraordinary patient care. >> this hospital is testing about 600 to 800 people a day. and while many people are scrambling to find at-home tests here, and they're waiting to find out when these shipments are finally going to arrive and ...

Challenges. at least four january 6th responders have died by suicide over the last year. the department also has not been able to fully address staffing issues. it has lost over 130 officers through retirement or resignation after january 6th and the force is still about 400 officers short of where it needs to be. and those who remain still have scars from the attack. >> this whole year has been very difficult. >> reporter: sergeant gannel, a 15-year veteran of the force, was assigned to guard the west entrance to the capitol on january 6th. today he reflected on that haunting experience. >> ...

Around 200 counties in red alert, either not enough staffing or beds. >> couldn't come at a worse time because people are getting together, traveling, doing more high risk activities than normal. >> sam is joining us from miami tonight. what is the travel outlook looking like going forward? >> reporter: peter, there are already more than 150 flights canceled for tomorrow. the weather certainly playing a role as well. companies like delta and jetblue saying they will do whatever they possibly can to mitigate staffing issues. >> sam brock in florida tonight. thank you. tonight doctors are soun...

Guise for staffing issues. >> there is very little spread within schools, and we saw a huge amount of harm to kids emotionally, with learning loss. none of that has so far been remedied. >> special education teacher michael powers told fox news that virtual days have been a strain on educatorsdu,cators, ts not about teachers not wanting to work. >> i had to learn how to do play therapy and therapy with children with developmental disabilities and special needs virtually, which was exhausting. so we have never been closed. >> a literal example comes out in mississippi. aside from the first few ...