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Starting to have to go back to work. we are now upwards of 50% power restored. you have businesses back up and running, people going back into work. students not in school and they're not like they're back on zoom classes like they were doing during covid. it is no learning at all now because frankly, the internet infrastructure isn't ready to handle that now. you can see it is starting to rain hard here. the national guard guys are doing their work, handing out supplies as folks wait sometimes hours in the rain. listen to what woman told us she's going through. >> my refrigerator went out. i ...

It's discomforting. and levels of carbon dioxide going up in the blood. vectors of pathogens if they become moist or used too long. the list goes on and on. i wish they would say parents if you are concerned about your kids getting the variant or your children have not have cody yet. maybe you decide to put a mask on your child. i wish they would let parents decide. but i do want schools to reopen. and i don't want the zoom classes anymore. if it takes wearing mask, okay, we will do it we will comply and follow the rules. i wish they would give parents the choice. steve: we will see what happe...

Indoctrination heading to a political aim. this is a crazy faculty club theory ten years ago that finds itself in the curriculum of our public school systems across the country. >> martha: and you see state after state pushing back on it. you can see parents speaking out in a way that they have not before. a lot of them became more after wear of what was going on in school through zoom classes that were brought into their homes. senator rubio, thanks very much for your time. good to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> martha: the comments coming from the squad member as they're called, ilhan omar t...

Right from Chennai, Mysore, and Mumbai to UAE, Kenya, and Malaysia, Sanjeev Kumar, a math teacher from Bathinda, Punjab is teaching over 3,500 students from all parts of the world through online classes.

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Grace Lyo is an assistant dean and director helping the top MBA program adjust to virtual learning. She said many of the innovations faculty came up with may be worth keeping post-pandemic. Flipping the class structure, using breakout rooms, and hosting virtual speakers will continue. Grace Lyo's role as assistant dean and director of teaching and learning at Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) was created two years ago, just in time to establish her ...