ledbetter, the superintendent of south lake's carroll schools gave us an exclusive first-time interview. a lawsuit and restraining order block him from working on any kind of diversity and inclusion plan for the kids >> is there racism in south lake and in carroll isd >> let me think about that question. i'm going to stop there. i think it goes back to people understanding each other almost from an empathy standpoint and just being able to understand varying perspectives and differences. >> at some point are you going to be forced, as a leader, to pick a side, to pick a yes or no >> i don't know that i necessarily have to have a yes or no to that question. for me, i am focused on my priority my priority is the students >> bye >> bye have a great first day. >> reporter: at times they have wondered if it was a mistake to raise their daughter here >> trust is important in every aspect of life and it just feels like in south lake neighbors have lost trust of each other. >> reporter: for now the family will continue to educate their daughter on american history and diversity at home. antonia

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jean carroll in the 19 nineties in new york city. the second circuit. arguments are scheduled for november 29th. that is tonight's last word, 11th hour with ryan liam's starts now. >> well good evening once again today 239 of the biden administration, and tonight now a new security posture has returned to our u.s. capitol ahead of saturday's plan, pro rioter reilly. new fencing, and other barriers are going back in place to protect the building that was desecrated nine months ago during that ride that included violent assaults on law enforcement officers. just this afternoon the u.s. capitol police confirmed that they have asked the pentagon for national guard support, quote, should the need arise. >> it will follow the same process that all requests for assistance for the department. we're in a lies-ing it and if it can be validated and supported we will do that.

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> parts of the u.s. are facing an increased risk of flooding as the nation marks the first official day of autumn. meanwhile, there is another possible threat forming in the tropics. cnn meteorologist pedram javaheri is tracking the system. pedram. >> it is across the eastern united states, tapping into some tropical moisture. a frontal boundary coming in slowly that will develop this region into being a very wet set up of rainfall here going in through much of wednesday from detroit south into fort wayne, indiana, east to portions of virginia. certainly parts of southern pennsylvania, slight to moderate risk of excessive rainfall. today is the 22nd, which means the seasons are changing. in the northern hemisphere, it is the first day of autumn. certainly going to feel like autumn here once the front arrives. we have 12 hours of daylight, 12 hours of nighttime across the globe today as the eternal equinox kicks in at 3:20 eastern this afternoon. flooding in portions of the philly metro. the great lakes s

you disagree with the people carroll long when did soldier or did marine shows up in this country and we started ask yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bother stamps by the contractors. oh the who cares? mean there is nobody going to die and come home in a body bag in denver, or over or whatever. my oh, every american who, sirs joins an unbroken line of heroes. am awed by their sacrifice. ah, win and give them in our book. i'm not food. my doing coming to them. you're committing behind on who to be got it. i don't know what they need. he got. ah, ah no one places in the street, contractors kill ah . ah, tutor, still exercises is foreign policy. the use of force and violence in these 4 regions is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obscuring their role. oh, i, you think that you get somebody from here? we open up, in this case it's really your money. it's your tax money doing it. but making sure the politicians are in trouble, ah, military contractors make a decision to go to war a lot easier. ah, as part of ending a war respons

like the the people, carroll lot one or did soldier or did marine shows up in this country. we started ask yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bothers stopped by the contractors. oh, the who cares? mean there is nobody going to die and come home with a body bag in denver over or whatever. ah, every american who, sirs joins an unbroken line of heroes. i'm on my there sacrifice. ah, get them in the book. i'm not food doing what i have coming to them. you're committing, keep behind, or who to the got it on the what the new, the god ah ah, no one is in the streets, the contractors kills. ah, ah, country still exercises its foreign policy. the use of force and violence in these 4 regions is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obscuring their role. ah, you think that you end up in a wreck and somebody from here earlier than that. it's really your money. it's your tax money. doing it, but making sure the politicians are in trouble. ah . military contractors make a decision to go to war a lot easier. ah, the part of ending a w

for this we are joined by bloomberg's energy editor joe carroll. joe, how dire is the situation right now? joe: normally chinese state-owned firms will sit out a high price environment like this and wait for things to calm down. and they did just that recently. but then they jump back in the market and that -- and bought at these really, really -- these really elevated prices. and that has shocked a lot of folks and it's alarmed a lot of people. because it indicates that these very deliberate and massive enterprises don't see -- don't see a letup in the supply tightness anytime soon. the weather will get very cold in the next few months. in northern china lure -- china you're already seeing blackouts so a lot of alarm out there. haidi: structurally could we see as being an alleviation as we go into a seasonally heavy period for the market anyway? joe: north america is already exporting as much natural gas as it physically can. the l.n.g. terminals, you know, are already running at full capacity. if you drill a well right now in texas or oklahoma or

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> so what should we expect to hear after the meeting today? dr. sanjay gupta, author of the new book world war c has more. >> this is an advisory committee to the fda that will look at a lot of the data and try to make some sense of it. as best we can tell, there will be sort of four major questions that they are really trying to get at here. first of all, how much is immunity really waning. there has been some studies coming out of pfizer saying that immunity may be decreasing about 6% every two months. but again, overall for severe illness, vaccines remain very effective according to u.s. data, really holding steady at about 96%. the other question, how severe are the breakthrough infections. when we look at breakthrough infections, it could be people who simply test positive and are surprised that they test positive, they don't have any symptoms, to people who have much more significant symptoms. hoping that there is more details on exactly how severe the majority of these breakthrough infections are. how long does the booster affect last? we d

memories of his brother and the other men and women who lost their lives that day. >> thanks to jason carrolla, scuba divers placed a large american flag underwater to commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11. this is the florida keys national marine sanctuary. divers attached the flag to a historic military shipwreck some 60 feet or 80 meters beneath the ocean surface. that ship was intentionally sunk 20 years ago to serve as an artificial reef. >>> california's governor is fighting for his political life ahead of tuesday's recall election. why some observers believe the race will be close, even though they far outnumber republicans in the state. >>> and the u.s. isn't the first country to implement vaccine mandates. coming up, we'll speak with public health expert and find out how effective these mandatory vaccinations are. but it's actually d-con. nks , what was that? judy? d-con. mice love it to death. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for und

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. >> for the latest, here is jason carroll. >> reporter: historic flooding pummelling the northeast and the race now to rescue people from their homes. >> we're still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss, which is hard to imagine. >> reporter: officials say they have responded to at least 500 emergency calls in just one philadelphia county. >> we are still seeing ongoing flooding in the southeast portion of the state, some which is surpassing record flood levels and there are rescues ongoing. >> reporter: flood gauges show the schuylkill river rose more than 12 feet in eight hours. >> just because the rain has stopped doesn't mean the water stops flowing. >> reporter: and in boundbrook new jersey, waters are still high enough to completely cover train tracks and to flood this stadium. parts of new york are still under water, a major highway in the bronx now a parking lot. and here in meramec, new york, the cleanup getting under way, the bakery owners lost everything. how high was the water? >> at least 6 feet. almost 6 feet. >> you see where that line is? that is where

cnn's jason carroll reports, we're still waiting for important details about when shots will go into these arms. >> reporter: it's information parents of younger children have been waiting for. pfizer sharing data that shows its vaccine is safe for 5 to 11-year-olds and elicits a robust antibody response. >> this is going to make a huge difference in the fight against covid-19 and parents, pediatricians and teachers are waiting for this. >> reporter: pfizer plans to submit its data to the fda for emergency use authorization as soon as possible. medical experts say if all goes well, the shot could be available for 5 to 11-year-olds by halloween. >> depending on how long the fda takes to review the application, whether it's a four-week review or six-week review, you could have a vaccine available to children as early as probably by the end of october. >> we know there are lots of cases in children but the risk of dying is still very, very low. >> while parents wait for the fda to look at the new pfizer data, school districts around the country are focusing on slowing the spread of covi

>> jason carroll there is now in queens. i grew up not far from there.hey are not wrong that that area is prone to flooding. >> yeah. >> um, but some of her frustration and anger is exactly based on that, jason, that they didn't see ida coming this way. this intense. but people should have known they would need more help and where is it? >> i mean -- i mean, look. when you think about what's happened here, the nypd, chris, made, what, 69 water rescues but they were not able to save the two people who died here in the home right behind me. just to give you a little background, they were in the basement. a mother and -- a mother and son. the water came in so quickly, they were just unable to get out in enough time. and you heard the anger there. there is a lot of sadness in this community. a tight-knit community. there is a lot of anger because, as you said, this is a neighborhood that has flooded many times in the past. they've all seen it flood many times in the past. but they have complained to the city, over and over. they said that this is a situation

guys, back to you. >> jason carroll, thank you. can you believe that video? that poor 20-something-year-old hostess having to take punches to the face because the policy is in new york that you need to show your vaccine card. >> she's just doing her job, and for someone coming from texas who is now not used to having to wear a mask or showing any vaccine card, comes here to new york and takes it out on this young woman is deplorable. >> absolutely. >>> so, meanwhile, capitol police just gave an update on their preparations for tomorrow's right wing rally in support of the january 6th rioters. the warnings, by the way, stretch across the u.s. >>> and the number of migrants arriving at the border town of del rio, texas, keeps growing. more than 12,000 people are now camped out under a bridge. we're going to take you there. (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i f

ledbetter of southlakes carroll schools gave us an exclusive interview.versity and inclusion plan for the kids. is there racism in southlake and this carroll? >> let me think about that question. i will stop there. i think it goes back to people understanding each other almost from an impathy standpoint, understand varying differences. >> reporter: at some point will you be forced as a leader to pick a side? to pick a yes or no? >> i doan know that i necessarily have to have a yes or no to that question. for me i am focused on my priority. my priority are the students. >> bye. have a great first day. >> reporter: at times they have wondered if it was a mistake to raise their daughters here. >> trust is important in every aspect of life, and it feels like in southlake neighbors have lost trust of each other. >> reporter: for now the family will educate their daughter on american history and diversity at home. >> antonio hilton joins me now. it's fascinating. i have to say since covid i've been describing to some education newsletters and suddenly critical

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reporter: kevin carroll is the president of the hotel council of san francisco. he says the city's hotel occupancy rate is struggling at 30% to 35%, but normally it is around 85%. he is hopeful the added foot traffic will give the industry a needed boost, as international visitors tend to stay longer and spend more. >> we need that to be able to move forward and to reach what we would consider a full recovery. >> in order for a full recovery, carol says conventions, business leisure, and international travel, need to be back in full slowing -- full swing. how far away do you think we are from a? >> three years from that, at least. could potentially be four years from now before we have that. reporter: carol added we will see san francisco back in full swing periodically during peak travel seasons and busy weekends like fleet week coming up. the international travel restrictions being lifted will certainly speed up the process. as he put it, we have a ways to go starting with the return of business travel and conventions. live in the newsroom, stephanie sierra, ab

meanwhile, it looks like carroll has _ later. meanwhile, it looks like carroll has gone _ later.meanwhile, it looks like carroll has gone to the beach. later. meanwhile, it looks like- carroll has gone to the beach. good morning! good morning all. wouldn't that be nice? you might bejumping tojoyce today that be nice? you might bejumping to joyce today because after all of yesterday's ren, today will be much quieter. we have more sunshine, still showers around and a breezy day ahead. yesterday we had such a deluge, didn't we? it was courtesy of a weather front, here, deluge, didn't we? it was courtesy of a weatherfront, here, it deluge, didn't we? it was courtesy of a weather front, here, it has now moved into the north sea. the next system is waiting to come our way but in between we have this transient ridge of high pressure. the wind around it coming from a north—westerly direction so this is where the showers are coming in from. they are blowing in. through the course of the day, a lot of the showers will fade and it will turn into a pleasant day with a fair bit of sunshine. i

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those was people, carroll lot one or a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we started asking ourselves, why did they don water, what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down to about the contractors the in the had all benign. and that's the amount of buffering all memory ensuring impacts of the us led war on terror. today we'll be hearing from a british army veteran on the devastating toll of the 20 african we've lost too many people for situation, which we just give a point. also has a ton of on vales and new government props down us on including a terrorist on yesterday, i wanted let washington left with no want to cooperate with the incoming leadership . and a doctor in florida was, is outraged by refusing to treat patients who have been, had a coven fact seen. we had different sides of the argument, understand where they don't have getting frustration. she wants to help people, and they haven't even pulled out the back. i think we need to respect people who are so far, refusing the vaccine and trying to lower them into persuading them, making them comfortable an

this is reaching absurdity that luis carroll himself couldn't come up with. it's trigger tierney and overwhelmed all checks and balances. it's suppressed all individual rights and freedoms. it's up ended every norm of liberal government apbs. if it happens in australia of all places it can happen anywhere including the u.s. americans need to worry about this his tier ya. it can happen anywhere. >> i saw about 200,000 people protesting in france, must approximately arrests. they're tired of the lockdown. i find this app strange. how does it work? you have contract trace you have to show your location? >> this is a proposal for south australia. basically if you're quarantining at home and are suppose to be at home you get a prompt from the app. take a photo of yourself and the location you're suppose to be in. if you don't do that in 15 minutes the police can show up at your door. this is the tip of the iceberg, brian. this is the same state government that rounded up people and put them into quarantined hotels not because they're sick but visited a venue that

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now they fight and die in other people's was the people carroll lot one or a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we start to ask yourselves, why did they die? why do, what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down to about the contractors. ah, the biggest catch up prize wrong in the history of the u. k. national health service . that's how prime minister boris johnson has described his plans for the country's coby recovery. but pay for it means breaking to key election pledging. yes, i accept the district manifest commitment, which is which is not something i do likely, but a global demik with the i'm gonna new into government is announced to the cabinet featuring and talking about sounds and medicines on the as the only want to.

marin county guy pete carroll and the seahawks opening in indy. russell wilson cooking early.er the shoulder catch. a little bit of willie mays. more cooking for russ. airing it out for tyler lockett. 69 yards for the touchdown. 21-10 seattle at recess. and it really likes to cook, firing a dart to d.k. metcalf. four touchdowns per wilson. the seahawks win. the nfc west goes 4-0 in week one. aaron rodgers and the packers, it's a mulcher with off-season spilling into the season opener. up t to thd quthe cal guy, rogeo be picked off by stanford. paulson adibo. late third, packers go on fourth and two from their own 20. that is incomplete. the saints score easily on the ensuing drive. what are we doing in green bay? the saints slammed the packers. it is the worst margin of defeat in their career. this is a good one. kc trailed by double digits in the half and by nine early in the fourth. mahone's finds tyreek hill, who breaks away and takes his time into the end zone. 75 yards as he finally gets in. mahone's is like, let's go after the browns messed up a pond. mahomes to kelsey.

so cnn's jason carroll is here with us covering the developments. so the big question, the parents

. >> let's go straight to new york right now and our national correspondent jason carroll is on the scene for us. jason, the city, the entire region, i should point out, they are reeling right now from this unfolding flood disaster. >> and can you see evidence of a disaster right here, wolf, if you take a look. just a few hours ago this section of the major deegan was filled with water of the right now the water has receded but you can still see many of the cars that are out here. people abandoned their cars after they got trapped in the floodwaters. these people were lucky, wolf. they made it out alive, but last count some 26 people were killed in the northeast. >> tonight historic flooding pummeling the northeast and the race now to rescue people from their homes. >> we're still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss which is hard to imagine. >> officials say they have responded to at least 500 emergency calls in just one philadelphia county. >> we're still seeing ongoing flooding in the southeast portion of the state. some of which is surpassing record flood levels, and

he has a daughter in elementary school in carroll. >> the media has an approval right around congressyself by having her film it. >> i can't stop you from filming it. >> despite his mistrust, juan agreed to speak with me outside a school board meeting with someone filming to ensure his words weren't taken out of context. >> the action plan, you start to find out the cultural competence definition is nowhere in the plan. in those 34 pages you find equity, equity, equity. microaggression. never defined. micro aggression is defined as verbal, nonverbal. intentional, nonintentional. it's in the mind of the be holder. they want a plan because they have their life experiences. i also have mine. i grew up as a child many the '70s and the '80s as a mexican american and i was called all kinds of names and i was in a lot of fights. i will tell you i was getting it from both sides. i was getting it from white children and black children. does that mean i'm supposed to assume there's systemic racism in the black community. i reject that. >> lot to unpack here. you mention distrust there. what kin

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it featured carroll o'connor and jean stapleton as archie and edith bunker. >> we just don't see anys right, daddy. >> i knew we had a couple of pinkcos in the house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. >> it wasn't well-received by abc, they felt the chemistry wasn't there between the parents and the kids. >> they asked me to make it again with two different young people. >> we just don't see any evidence god, that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> i knew we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. >> the network frequaks out whether anybody will be able to watch this show that has issues. >> there are people who are nervous, they said people are going to kill you, they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. huh. anything? i think it's getting weaker. experience hybrid performance that takes you further. what about now? nope. anything? i've got nothing. perfect. and feel what it's like to truly connect. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible

that good news comes as cnn's jason carroll reports the deadline has arrived for many government employeesvaccinated or fired. >> reporter: it is deadline day in the nation's most populated state. all 2.5 million health care workers in california must be fully vaccinated by today or risk losing their jobs. cedar sinai and uc-davis both show more than 90% compliance. >> we are around vulnerable, older patients, immuno compromised patients. these are safe and effective vaccines and have to be mandated for health care workers. >> reporter: in other parts of the country we are seeing the impact of workplace vaccine mandates, states including rhode island and new york set vaccine mandates for health care workers that take effect this week. new york's governor says the state has not seen major staffing shortages following the health care worker vaccine mandate. she says more than 90% got the shot. >> you will see that number go higher quickly. because what we're finiding is s more people are furloughed or espned the number is going up. >> reporter: the governor is working to expand the mandate t

cnn's jason carroll has that story. >> reporter: one might say that with every step frank siller takes stephen. >> he treated everybody like a best friend. >> he sounds like a wonderful man. >> reporter: stephen siller was a new york city firefighter who on the morning of 9/11 had just finished his shift with brooklyn squad 1. he went back to work after learning a plane had crashed into the world trade center's north tower. siller grabbed his gear and drove into northern manhattan. when he saw the battery tunnel was closed, he got out and ran through the tunnel with 60 pounds of gear on his back, towards the towers. he was one of the firefighters killed that day. >> frank, way to go! >> reporter: now his brother frank is paying tribute to him. >> you're amazing. >> reporter: by trekking more than 500 miles through six states in six weeks to honor not only his brother, but all the heroic first responders from that day. how did you get the idea to do something like this? >> well, i knew i was going to do something walking. >> reporter: why walking? >> because walking is very therapeutic

so cnn's jason carroll is here with us covering the developments. so the big question, the parents want to know, when is it available for 5 to 11 years old. >> and the short answer is could be in about a month. and that is creating a split sort of reaction from parents. some of whom say, look, the time is now and others who say, it should be waiting. >> reporter: the long wait for a covid-19 vaccine for children is a step closer to reality. this after pfizer announced today it's vaccine is safe for five to 11-year-olds and shows a robust antibody response. >> i think this is exciting, as a pediatrician and parent of a 6-year-old, the only one not vaccinated, i think it is a huge difference in the fight against covid-19 and participants and teachers are waiting for them. >> reporter: they plan to get emergency thorgsz as soon as possible. as f all goes well for pfizer, it could be available for 5 to 11-year-olds by halloween. >> depends on how long it takes to review the application, a four week or a six week review, you could have a vaccine availabl

i know certain places, maybe los angeles, obviously there will be stiff competition though, carroll.45% wouldn't go along with it. in that group 93% said they're not worried about the chair children getting covid-19. >> right. charles: where do you come down on this? where should we be focused here? >> it is crazy to me we're pushing the vaccine on children so fast. i'm very pro-vaccine. i got vaccinated. my kids are up to date on their vaccinations. this is a virus largely doesn't affect kids. it is extremely not dangerous to children all across the world. so many places seem to understand this but the u.s. remains in the group mania where we won't let our kids have normal lives around where we push kids to get vaccinated under 12 and we have no evidence of this. if we had vaccine for alzheimer's, i would take it, older people should take it. we wouldn't give it to a five-year-old they simply don't need it. i think we're really overstepping here. the kids just don't need this vaccine because largely unaffected by covid-19. lauren: you wonder why we're rushing into it? we rushed into

. >> rachel: in carroll county, teachers that a $1600 bonus check from the covid money we gave them.l, should the teachers unions and the school district have to give the money back to the american people? >> yeah, we know, rachel, how that will go. but i mean, or teachers unions, i should say, holding our kids hostage for nearly two years now and frankly as a parent, i've had enough of this. i get it that kids aren't at risk. the science tells us the spirit but i get it some teachers might feel like "i feel i might be at risk." you know what, we have been held hostage for your fears for 18 months and given you everything you wanted and made schools as safe as possible without shutting them down. so if you still feel at risk in your job, you need to quit your job. like i'm tired of teachers assuming that they are entitled to their jobs. if you don't feel safe in your workplace and you don't think that is the job for you, quit, and let one of the millions where at least hundreds of thousands of student teachers out there who are going to work and who do feel safe, young, healthy, vacc

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his parents, david carroll, said they adored her right from the start. >> he told us he had a girlfriendwe have to meet her. and i said okay, they're coming up we don't have time for that -- now >> know you have to meet. her >> a brunette back then, shelley mary brought six months later. and as reality settled, -- it wasn't exactly blessed, because while he was a stunning overachiever, rod was well not in the same league. he was a stock trader of middling success. >> when it did seem was a guy that really had a lot of big ideas, and was unable to execute on any of them. >> but he had a couple of talents. martial arts and backgammon. >> we sat down and played, he won. and he won money. >> two years after she married rod, shelley gave birth to baby anna. >> she was inseparable from anna. she was always with that child. she was an incredible mom. >> a second pregnancy followed, twins. but that ended in tragedy. >> so they were born prematurely, and they died. >> oh my gosh. >> a childbirth in one few hours -- >> how did she handle that? how did you support her? it's just an awful thing. >>

carroll, let me start with you, is it a good thing that a million and a half american kids are sayinghing. it's something that a lot of us have called for for a long time, pete. and so i'm proud of american parents who are pulling their children out of public schools but the rest of us, whether we have children or not in the public schools, we need to stand up fight for the children though are trapped and left behind. they have rights to and right now they are being abused by the curriculum. >> well said. lieutenant governor, you were part of a report in north carolina called the indoctrination in north carolina public education report. is that what you believe at this day and age is happening at our public schools? >> absolutely i do. i saw it firsthand with my children when they were in high school. i saw it at the university level myself when i was an adult children in the university system. and the entire time that i have been involved in campaigning and now as lieutenant governor, folks have been reaching out to me all across the state with these concerns. this is not as some pol

. >> cnn's jason carroll has the latest on that and the timeline of when 5 to 11-year-olds might startnated. >> reporter: today, an encouraging development for the nearly 15 million americans who have received the johnson & johnson vaccine. the company now says that adding a second dose of the shot provides 94% protection against symptomatic infections. it's a big day for pfizer as well. fda authorization on their booster shot for some people could be coming at any moment. cdc advisors will meet on the matter tomorrow. this as it looks more and more likely the pfizer vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 could come as soon as halloween. >> we have had 225,000 kids with covid. it's a serious issue among children, and the best way to protect them is with this vaccine. >> many hospitals seeing an increased number of children infected with covid-19. doctors had to put up a tent outside an emergency room of a children's hospital in pittsburgh to help meet the demand of patients. the hospital's chief of emergency medicine writing on social media, the number of children coming to the emergency de

jason carroll has that story. >> reporter: one might say with every step frank takes he comes one stepry of his brother stephen. >> everybody thought they were his best friend because he treated everybody that way. >> reporter: stephen was a new york city firefighter who on the morning of 9/11 had just finished his shift with brooklyn squad one. he went back to work after learning a plane had crash under to the world trade center north tower. siller grabbed his gear and drove towards manhattan. he got out and ran through the tunnel with 60 pounds of gear on his back towards the twin towers. he was one of more than 300 new york city firefighters killed that day. >> yeah, frank. way to go. >> now his brother frank is paying tribute to him. by trekking more than 500 miles through six states in six weeks to honor not only his brother, but all the heroic first responders from that day. >> how did you get the idea to do something like this? >> well, i was, i knew i was going to do something of walking -- >> why walking? >> because walking is variery therapeutic and it has to have meaning and

carroll, for that detailed explanation. good morning, chair mar, supervisor haney, and supervisor stefani. the item would make a number of amendments to the police code. i've split this up into three sections just for easy processing for today. thank you for pointing this out, chair mar. this has been a collaboration of a year-plus with the city, with all of you, with the mayor's office and the community to make sure that we get this right, very thoughtful and thought out thoroughly. we do have several slides, so i'm just going to walk-through them. next slide, please. so here with the three sections that we're going to talk about. with the first one, enacting the mayor's initiative to prioritize equity, there are three components that i'll talk to. the second is formalizing equity legacy policies, also known as equity preservation, which is especially important at this time as we transition into cannabis 3.0 at this time in about year four. so the mayor's initiative to prioritize equity is willing to give applicants that a

jean carroll in the 1990s.e second circuit. oral arguments are scheduled for november 29th. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> good evening once against, day 239 of the biden administration, and tonight a new security posture has returned to our u.s. capitol ahead of saturday's planned pro-rioter rally. new fencing and other barriers are going back in place to protect the building that was desecrated nine months ago now during that riot that included violent assaults on law enforcement officers. just this afternoon, the u.s. capitol police confirmed that they have asked the pentagon for national guard support, quote, should the need arise. >> it

diversity plan was created to address in the first place -- is there racism in south lake and in carrollabout that question. i'm going to stop there. i didn't know that was going to be asked. >> it's kind of at the center of what the students have been saying. >> ledbetter paused to consult with the district's communications director. >> after the viral n-word video two years ago it seemed everyone in town was seeming to acknowledge racism exists but now with all that happened since then the man who'd been hired with the mission of bringing this community back together wasn't willing to say whether he believed that. >> i don't know if i necessarily have to have a yes or no to that question. for me i am focused on as i mentioned several times my priority is the students. >> what? >> right, that's many peoples response to that. you know, i think it's very telling of how toxic trying to solve issues of racism and diversity in these districts have become and how perilous the position has been for leaders in communities not just in south lake but certainly south lake is a prime example. and d

of potential for retaliation, and this past spring, this student was harassed by students that the carrollalled her slurs, mocked her political identity, mocked her political beliefs consistently in an online chat room through instagram and what we'll hear is a moment in which this moment tries to talk to the principal and see if the principal will hold these classmates accountable. and much of this speaks for itself. take a listen. >> at one point, he turns to his dean for instruction. and tries to make sense of everything. >> the only thing i can say that she has to be added or accept, because they're just wanting to debate, you know. >> "m" asks duhon to re-read the messages in the chat. >> okay, you can't be a they, they the plural. you literally can't be more than one person, for real, for real. it's a mental illness, not sexuality. ha-ha ha. >> you realize how they're being mean to me because i use they pronouns and calling me a mental illness when they're just misjudging me. >> okay. >> over the next ten minutes, duhon and em go over several of the messages and discuss their possibl

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> a global expert from global health college, she joins me now from genevae booster? >> i actually agree with this decision. i think that it is dictated by the data which shows that there is very good protection still conferred from the vaccine that is -- has been previously given. so it's actually the decision has been because there's still a good amount of protection forevefor healthy people under the age of 65 which vaccine waning. and that's been a key metric to take into consideration here. so -- >> can i just jump in -- >> so the question is what degree of effectiveness -- >> sorry. i just wanted to -- yeah, there's a lag there. i just wanted to jump in when you talk about the data because there was data from pfizer saying immunity waned after six months. israeli scientists presented evidence, supporting the need for boosters. that wasn't enough? >> so that waning was a cross vector. and it's showing people who had a response, people who are immunoco immunocompromised, et cetera. but that waning did not occur among the younger, healthier patients. so t

. >> john carroll. >> antonios benetatos. tony for short. >> i was police officer. while i was a pizza man actually. i was pizza man in the bronx. >> this is my first job. sounds cheesy, i wanted to be a hero. this is really the only thing that you could do where you could do that. >> this is the kid. this is the kid. let's go. >> we got tony assigned to my firehouse, one of the biggest in the city. that's ladder 1. plus a whole other company, engine 7. guys who fought some of the worst fires you can imagine. >> what's up with that shirt? >> what's the matter with it? >> soon they'd face the unthinkable. question was, would tony be ready? >> i'm terrified. this is what i want to do, but it's -- it's scary. you know, i'm still worried how i'll actually react when there's fire flying over my head. >> the thing is when you're a probie what you're supposed to do -- >> we change the sheets. >> -- is pretty much everything. ♪♪ >> more news and traffic coming up. it's 6:22. ♪ oh i got work to do ♪ ♪ i got a job babe ♪ ♪ i got work to do ♪ ♪ i got work to do ♪ ♪ i got work

abroad versus carroll. browder versus gayle court case. this is another instance -- i think this is a huge injustice. you have five plaintiffs, eventually someone drops out because she's harassed. and you have five plaintiffs who bring this court case against mayor kale and the city of montgomery. and the bus company. looking at that list of plaintiffs. notice any absences? who's not there? rosa parks isn't anywhere there. and she can't be. she can no longer be a test case because during her trial on the fifth, they changed what she had been charged with. she was charged for violating the city ordinance and not giving up her seat. and the city ordinance said that if there were seats available, african americans could sit on them. the state ordinance said that african americans had to obey whatever the bus said. so it was amended in the middle of the trial and then her lawyer went to appeal it. because it was under appeal, she couldn't be the test case. so she's not involved in this case. any other absences? it might notice here. there is n

when we had carroll beach given free reign of the six o'clock news? —— carl beech. -- carl beech.t... me. i have no reason to doubt you but i am just... i am just saying, i have no idea if that is true. that is obviously... _ is obviously... she is not here to defend herself. i will go head to head, i will dissect her like a frog.— her like a frog. thank you for talkin: her like a frog. thank you for talking to — her like a frog. thank you for talking to as. _ now it's time for a look at the weather. we have lost the clear blue sky, the sunshine, the heat. it was the warmest september night on record, 28.8 celsius recorded on wednesday, the hottest september day in scotland for 115 years. temperatures are falling away, not too drastically today, but from 30 to 23 celsius, a noticeable difference. still quite a humid feel across the country. that will trigger sharp and thundery downpours. some of these showers could be slow moving, there may be flash flooding in places. it does look likely that more widespread out in the west and needy sheltered eastern areas will hold onto sunshin