they are from leesburg, virginia steve: i know speaking of leesburg let's go to leesburg, virginia wheremorning to be in loudoun county. you guys have been hearing it all in the news especially on fox but we wanted to actually talk with the folks, break bread with them, the food is excellent here. let's talk to some folks. so tell me what you do for the county here. >> sure, i work for the board of supervisors but i live in sterling and i have four kids that have gone to public schools >> your not happy with what's going on in the school district? >> no i actually pulled my, two of my older kids graduated from public school and my other two, i pulled out of public school after the first covid semester. >> what was the breaking point for you? >> just that my kids can't learn, sitting in front of a computer for six hours a day. they just can't learn that way, so we found a great private school, st. john boscoe where they could go in person. middle school and high school and they had a great year last year. >> guys, it's a story you continue to hear is that the private schools were open in

mike has detailed tonight from leesburg, virginia. >> a suspended gym teacher at this leesburg, virginiar free speech and teachers are just like everybody else. we have political views, we have religious views. and we like to advocate for those views. >> he was put on leave after expressing his beliefs at a school board meeting focused on proposed transgender school policy is >> on the teacher but to serve god person i will not affirm that biological boy can be a girl and vice versa. >> he considers that a violation of his first amendment rights and creating an atmosphere of fear after speaking out of event seeking opinions of the parents community members. a spokesman says the contents of personnel files are confidential under state and federal law. i cannot comment other than to say mr. cross is on administrative leave with pay. some parents suggest cross' apparent punishment as part of the disturbing trend. >> he spoke in a public conference where they asked for public comment. he spoke off the clock in his own time and that is free speech and if we start controlling free speech, what

but at this restaurant in leesburg, virginia they're selling 30 orders of cicada tacos every day. >> 50% of those that come in order a second round of tacos. >> reporter: tobias potavano is the chef. >> those look tasty. i do see little cicada eyes looking at me. >> yeah. they're going to look at you. they'll judge you. >> then it was time for my first -- >> bon appetit. >> -- bug bite. >> crunchy, nutty. so our anchor gayle king really wants to eat some cicadas. could you send her a a couple o these? >> most definitely. >> reprter: unfortunately, after waiting 17 years the cicadas' moment of glory is fleeting. >> they are here for a good time, not a long time. >> reporter: dr. bugs says both the males and the females will die off after mating. the eggs the females lay in the trees will fall to the ground and the 17-year cycle starts all over. >> are you going to be sad to see them go? >> ben, i cannot describe to you just the sense of dread that is already in my heart knowing that i am not going to be able to experience this again until i am in my 40s. >> that's perspective. >> repo

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uf health the villages and uf health leesburg hospital saying they first detected unusual activity on computer systems on memorial day and have since learned that the activity was related to a cyber security event. the hospital system suspending email access and even resorting to using pen and paper across hospitals and clinics. this attack coming on the heels of hacks on the nation's largest meat supplier, the largest transit system in the country, and the largest pipeline. in an interview with "the wall street journal," fbi director christopher wray comparing the ransomware attacks to the challenges brought on by the 9/11 attacks, telling the paper the agency is investigating about 100 different types of ransomware, many linked to russian hackers, and pointing out the toll this is taking on americans, saying, now realizing it can affect them when they're buying gas at the pump or buying a hamburger, i think there's a growing awareness now of just how much we're all in this fight together. >> we need to treat these attacks like the national security threat that they are. >> reporter:

leesburg is the cofounder and she used to work with simon & schuster publisher.offer this option to the country. congratulations and thank you for coming on tonight. we appreciate it. so let's start with you louise. why does the country need this? >> we created all seasons press to prevent the silencing of opposing thoughts. we are fed up with this administration, the media and big tech telling us what to think and how to think and at the same time indoctrinating our children in schools. they are attacking our language and our basic right of free speech and that they are coming for everyone. >> tucker: i think you're absolutely right about that. how will all seasons press be different than say simon & schuster imprint? >> well as we said, we are here for all points of view, we can serve support the conservative message, and he is trying to silence that message. publisher's although they are publishing some conservative books, they are only publishing those that they feel don't approach subjects that are considered taboo. so there is this selection going on and we

he teaches in a school in leesburg.victory for religious liberties. legal experts say that this case may well go to the supreme court. take a listen. >> the question is whether school teachers may be forced to violate their conscious and speak words that they believe are not true and violate their religious principals of pain of the government. >> so he was banned from school property after he spoke out against a new virginia state policy. students have to be addressed by their pronouns regardless of sex at birth. tanner cross says this entire case has been a distraction from his actual job, which is teaching kids. >> we just -- we're so happy about the results that the judge made and we just really are looking forward to getting back in the classroom and doing what i do best, making kids healthier and having fun. >> the argument here is politics are being injected into public schools at the expense of hard academic subjects like math and science. take a listen. >> this is the politicization of schools. they're not just

chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has tonight's update from leesburg, virginia. >> concernedng signatures. seeking to recall school school board members in the affluent washington, d.c. suburb. the latest issue a staff training handout provided by a teacher with two columns, on the left, experiences oppression. women, children, people of color, not christian, lesbian, gay, by sexual, queer. on the right experiences privilege, men, adults, white people, christian, heterosexual. >> it divides people. the people for critical race theory that think it's valuable. their motto is very much if you are against this, then you are a problem. you are a bad person. >> one of those expressing concern over policy gym teacher tanner cross who took issue with the county's proposed transgender guidelines. under student identification the proposed policy says loudoun county public school class shall allow gender expansive or transgender students to use their gender name and gender pronouns to reflect their gender identity under access to bathrooms and locker rooms students should be allowed to

host: i'm going to hear from karen and a leesburg, virginia.ear from her, we will show you headlines from newspapers around the country. caller: i want to agree with the gentleman from california. i think it is interesting he called this month -- this meeting less than five months after he was in office. i think it was important for him to set the tone on american standards and democracy, particularly when it comes to the cyber attacks as well as interference in the elections. i find it disturbing that there are people who are never satisfied with any position biden takes. i give him full credibility for taking this hands down. i want to remind people, i may be mistaken, but i don't think the trump administration anything regarding the russian hacks and anything regarding russian interference in the intellection -- interference in the election. that is all i have to sit. host: we will go on to ian. ian? caller: i am exhausted and horrified and find it hilarious that all of these trump muppets set by while trump did nothing even close to what th

say are pushing critical race theory fox news correspondent mike emmanuel has more on this from leesburgs not being honest about critical race theory. among the concerns a document obtained from a teacher, it has two columns on it. on the left, experiences oppression. women, children, people of color , non-christian, lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer. on the right, experiences privilege, men, adults, white people, christian, letter o sexual. >> this kind of thing put in schools or in the government or even in the corporate workplace, it divides people, and, you know, for the people that are for critical race theory that think it's valuable, their motto is very much, if you're against this , then you are a problem. you are a bad person. >> parents i've spoken with over the past week or so out here in lowden county say dividing the two camps into the oppressed versus oppressor s is destructive and there's also the case of suspended teacher tanner cross, a gym teacher who got up and spoke about his religious beliefs when it comes to a proposed transgender policy , at a meeting seeking input fro