i chose the volusia live. it was going pretty good but the teachers were overwhelmed. a lot of the parents were not able to keep up and help their kids. we are all helping each other. my family and i ended up getting covid. my husband works in hvac so he brought it home. it is probably a good thing i kept them home. as time started going by more kids started going back to brick-and-mortar. the volusia live was dwindling and the teachers had to go back to teaching in person. it was kind of like volusia live was being put on the back burner , which i completely understand, they had to be there for the students in person. we ended up sending my son back to school and a week later he was exposed to someone with covid in his class and he had to come back home and have a quarantine for 10 days, and that was a mess. i just want to state that we are all trying our best, especially the teachers. like the last caller i applaud the teacher because they're having to do triple the work and we are all trying to figure this out together. it is hard times. we need to go easy on the te

i chose the volusia live. it was going pretty good but the teachers were overwhelmed.ot of the parents were not able to keep up and help their kids. we are all helping each other. my family and i ended up getting covid. my husband works in hvac so he brought it home. it is probably a good thing i kept them home. as time started going by more kids started going back to brick-and-mortar. the volusia live was dwindling and the teachers had to go back to teaching in person. it was kind of like volusia live was being put on the back burner , which i completely understand, they had to be there for the students in person. we ended up sending my son back to school and a week later he was exposed to someone with covid in his class and he had to come back home and have a quarantine for 10 days, and that was a mess. i just want to state that we are all trying our best, especially the teachers. like the last caller i applaud the teacher because they're having to do triple the work and we are all trying to figure this out together. it is hard times. we need to go easy on the teache

i'm at the volusia county fairgrounds. they have been operating a vaccination clinic.hey're just wrapping up. they are putting stuff back today but will be up for another seven hours tomorrow. earlier this month, governor ron desan taste said hey, we'll start inoculating people 65 and older which was ahead of the cdc recommendations. that led to a rush for people not only living in florida, but for people living out-of-state. for some people i have living out of the country. reports people coming from canada and as far as away from argentina to come to florida to get the vaccination. earlier down the coast in jupiter, florida, uh-uh, that will not happen anymore. take a listen. >> this is for florida residents. we understand a place like north palm beach county, you have people that live here six months. that's fine. they use the hospitals here. they pay taxes. but to just kind of come in from another country or whatever, you know, we don't support that. we're not going to allow that. we're not doing that. we're not doing vaccine tourism. ashley: there you have it. and

we're in volusia county, and all of the people here, well over 1200 will be coming through here todayl-time residency, but no out of staters, no one from any other country. i spoke to a couple of people this morning who just received their shots, and they said that's only fair. no one should be allowed to jump the line. take a listen. >> i don't think it's fair. i mean, we've lived here all of our lives, and this -- we only get so many, so we should be entitled to the ones that we get. >> we're against it. >> reporter: why? >> it's distribute based on the number of people that live in the state, as i understand it. so you've got other people coming in, you're going to deprive people that live here. >> reporter: so now there is no vaccine tourism, neil. and this operation has gone remarkably smoothly. they will be keeping these people rolling through until 4:00 eastern this afternoon. once they get their shot, they are asked to park right here and wait for 15 minutes in case there's any reaction to the shot. they have an ambulance ready to go. we haven't seen anything, thankfully, like

vaccination that has angered the local residents, you cannot jump to the head of the line, i am in volusiat them endured a vaccination and they will have to come back in 28 days. all of the people that you see here are full or part-time for the residents and after they get the job they drive into this area, wait 15 minutes to make sure there is no reaction to the vaccine and in fact they have an ambulance here just in case. let me see if we can drop someone here i spoke with mary earlier, mary you are sitting here, are you feeling fine? >> i'm feeling fine. >> no reaction. >> how is a person getting a vaccination done. >> getting it done has been pretty good, getting an appointment was hard, we called a thousand times, been on the computer for a couple of days, i can get one, he could not. >> so you can get one but your husband didn't. we have been talking about people coming from out of state or even other countries coming to florida because they want to vaccination, what do you think of that. >> i don't think it's fair we've lived here all of our lives and we only get so many so we shoul