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my heart ached for essential workers who left every day for a hospital or a groe, aving their childre a home toavigate zoom and hopefully remember to log on again after lunch. nationwide, it's estimated up to 3 million children stopped attending school or online classes after pandemic shutdowns last year. across the country, i spoke with many parents and kids expressing helplessness, like jennifer valenzuela, a mother of two from california, who worked three jobs and was going back to school when the pandemic hit. she told me she could barely get out of bed in the morning. >> when school closes down in march, that wasn't distance learning. that was emergency learn. >> reporter: we met alycia and nate olson from dallas. the parents of three children, alycia was forced to quit her job as a bus driver for special needs kids to take care of her own children. her son as adhd, add, and is bipolar. >> it's so hard being a parent right now, because these kids don't understand you can't go outside and play with your >> reporter: aan wariner >> work never stops. work never stops. >> reporter: a

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series "kids under pressure" and what's being called the lost generation of students far too many childreave simply stopped attending classes during the confusion and challenges of remote learning. now some schools are going to extremes to get them back, even going door to door looking for them ron allen has more >> reporter: with school about to start this week -- >> sign in. >> reporter: -- kenneth chapman and his team hit the streets of detroit going door to door. >> hello. >> reporter: trying to contact and engage families with schoolchildren. >> you guys ready to go back to school. >> yes. >> reporter: the only way you can reach them. >> yes some families don't have phones at all our families in our particular demographic deal with so much more than just school. >> reporter: a community where chronic absenteeism spiked to nearly 70% of students during the pandemic across michigan, it's estimated that as many as 18,000 students disappeared completely the next official enrollment counts not until october. >> there are often kids who are experiencing homelessness, kids who are in foster

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it's reduced hunger in america by 40%, , literally, for childr. you have the whole notion of being up to provide for daycare for your children, getting people back to school, et cetera. it's all paid for. it's all paid for but a lot of these are what tax cuts that exists within my proposal. they are being calculated as if the cost of the care tax credit is a cost to the government. it's not. it's reducing taxes, reducing taxes, not increasing taxes. now part of the problem is i had hoped, i hadn't planned on public kind of anticipated might happen, i hadn't planned on the 178-mile winds come hurricane going in louisiana and 20 inches of rain in new york and new jersey and an area as big as the state of new jersey burning down in the west. so what i had hoped i would be doing, i did what i didn't campaign come out making the case about what my plan contained. and it's been very much curtailed i whole range of things. and so i think that it's understandable, i think it's understandable, people being frustrated. i think they're frustrated as well by

. >> the rates are going up more rapidly in childre adults, but are immunized and children are not at this point. >> bay area children are seeing a higher level of protection, because of the area's high vaccination rate. but as cases rise, so do questions about when younger kids can be vaccinated. uscf dr. peter chen hong says drug manufacturer pfizer will be the first to provide data to the fda, regarding a safe vaccine for children and it's coming soon. >> before halloween, we should have an amendment to the emergency use authorization for kids 5 to 11 years old. >> and a pfizer vaccine for those children is likely to be available before thanksgiving. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> an fda panel is providing more clarity about which americans should get covid booster shots. the panel of outside experts unanimously recommended boosters for americans 65 and older, and those considered at high risk. but the panel stopped short, saying pfizer did not provide enough information about the safety of a third dose of the vaccine for people 16 and older. >> i think we immediate to target

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sassinion a two dayprior to the earthque, they did send two planes to hai full of asylumeekers, including childr. over 135 people were deported back to haiti literally a few weeks after the assassination. juan: can you talk about the issue that asylum-seekers are having in terms of -- if they attempt to come in through mexico, a more recent route that tient asylum-seekers have been tang? >> yes, since 2015, we started seeing haitian migras arriving at the u.s.-mexi border. at was under president obama. the majoty of them were put detention and visually funneled in. onugust 28, 2016, we s a turn of eventwhere there were no longer given humanitarian -- were put in immigration detention and then deported. things got really hard under president trump where the border got closed indefinitely and the use of title 42 last year, mpp literally closing the entire border. what we started seeing is because of policy in the united states, the wall kept moving further down all the way to panama, all the way to guatemala, all the way to nicaragua where people were blocked from continuing their journey. very de

for many childre the loss of school has deprived them of a reliable meal each day. as we saw in this school in 2017, meals are often provided across the developing world to boost both nutrition and attendance. that all stopped when schools closed. >> food is a basic right! people don't have what to eat. and what is the effect of that? >>t's been pretty catastrophic. >> reporter: tyler dunman, a lawyer with a human rights group, is on loan to uganda's director of public prosecutions. unlike children like evelyn, who work with their parents, many have been trafficked into labor, he says. it's illegal, but enforcement is spotty-- complicated further by the pandemic. >> often they're finding themselves on the streets begging, or being forced to sell things, or as they call it, "hawking" things here. those situations have increased exponentially. >> reporter: so has trafficking into the sex trade, he says. young women are particularly vulnerable. and, there's another risk. social workers we talked to say they've seen a spike in teen pregnancies. >> ( translated ): i'm 15

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speak of their glowing concerns over covert concerns of childre.overt case it in children increasing 500% in the last of july and august and we are starting to see the effect of schools around the country. in kentucky, for example, school districts are struggling to contain the virus outsourcing nearly one fifth of districts to close at some point since i started school year last month. and texas, schools are reporting 30,000 positive covid cases last week alone. vaccination rates are below 50%. >> we are literally looking at hundreds of students shoulder to shoulder without masks on and this is the same thing as a super-spreader event occurring continuously in the schools. it is dangerous. >> at the delta variant continues to assert its dominance and schools and elsewhere, public health officials are hoping to avoid another surge in covid cases past labor day. the cdc urging tens of millions of unvaccinated americans to stay home this holiday as the u.s. averages at 160,000 infections a day and grapples with hospital systems overwhelmed with patie

paid taxes, by the way, then have to pay the total unrealized gains a transfer upon death to their childre, untenable, un-american , hope that is not back in here somewhere down the line. that is why we would want to memorialize this and keeping that repeal, stepped-up basis out of this legislation down the road, then the irs requirement, it is simply overreaching. i think it is probably unconstitutional, but has major privacy concerns for all of us, then you have many players that reporting that community banks have to do from data and other documents, bank secrecy act, patriot act, so i think this is, i hope and urge my colleagues to support this amendment. thank you. i yield back. >> i believe my colleague's amendment would not result in a change in outlays, since that is the charge we have been given for the budget reconciliation process. he has withdrawn my point of order. thanks. are there other amendments? ok. i'm sorry. the question is not agreed to the amendment offered. all in favor come signified by saying aye. opposed, no. >> no, no. >> the no's have it. mr. brady has requested

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