for rosalind osgood, it's personal. she moved to defy governor ron desantis's mask mandate ban after three teachers died of covid within a day of each other. we'll be speaking with her. >>> also coming up, dr. jonathan reiner on whether we can really vaccinate our way out of the pandemic. >>> then slealuting the u.s. troops in the danger of kabul, putting themselves in danger to get allies to safety. we'll be right back. all the serums out there. this is the #1 in the world. revitalift hyaluronic acid serum from l'oréal. it seriously hydrates to visibly replump skin and reduces wrinkles. effective for all skin tones. revitalift hyaluronic acid serum from l'oréal paris. washed your hands a lot today? probably like 40 times. hands feel dry? like sandpaper. introducing new dove handwash, with 5 x moisturizer blend. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. new dove handwash. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard

osgood. we understand that the purpose of what your governor is doing, going after the cruise industry even as disney cruises are saying you have to have vaccines, he tried to stop other cruise companies from having vaccine mandates, going after teachers. he wants to be president. he thinks this is good politics for him. have you gotten a sense in broward county that his stance for the, quote, freedom of parents to send their children potentially infected with in some way playing well among the people of broward county? are you on the wrong side of most of the people who live in broward or is the governor? >> i don't think so. the people in broward county love our children, we love our educators. our district employs 30,000 employees and about 260,000 students and we don't like our children and our education system being used as a pawn. as i was listening to michael, it's interesting because normally when you get an injunction, joy, there is a due process that takes place. we have not been gi

osgood, the chairman of the broward county school board.nk you for being with us on this busy day, and you said that you had no choice but to defy the ban on mask mandates. and tragically you have lost two teachers and a assistant to complications of the covid-19. so take us inside of the decision making here. >> well, as a board, 8 of the 9 members of the board voted to protect the people of broward county. as you know, florida is becoming the epicenter for the coronavirus. in broward county, most of the hospital beds are filled to capacity, and i think that on saturday, we only had five pediatric beds left. it is a situation where it is running rampant, and we employ over 500,000 employees and we could not bring the students back without masks. we have to use all of the mitigation tools in the tool box. vaccinations, and we are encouraging the people to get vaccinated, and yesterday, we voted to give the staff, permanent staff a $250 incentive to get vaccinated and show proof of that vaccination by october 20th. we believe masks absolutel

rosalind osgood.e chair of the broward county school board, to hear mo good morning. >> good morning. >> nancy: i want to ask you why you and your school board decided to go ahead and vote to impose a mask mandate in your school district, where kids are set to go back to school on wednesday? and are you heartened to see that so many other school districts are doing the same thing? >> well, eight out of the nine of us on our school boards decided to protect the lives of our students and staff at all costs. we believe in science. we're living out the nightmare of the covid pandemic, where so many people in our county, including members of our staff and others, are being impacted. we have lost three teachers -- i'm sorry, two teachers and one e.s.p. to covid. others are hospitalized. we believe we have a constitutional obligation to protect the lives of our students and staff. and we've received, you know, threats from our governor. it has been really, really dramatic and horrible to be put in this posit

. -- excuse me, roselyn osgood who is chair of the school board.rotecting lives. >> i'm just not willing to risk or play resolution roulette with somebody's life, especially not a child, a 5-year-old, 4-year-old child that can't get vaccinated, come into a school, catches the coronavirus, goes home and infect the people in the house, the people on the bus, lord knows how many people we have impacted with this pandemic if we are irresponsible -- >> reporter: now, osgood also said in the interview to cnn she will not be bullied by governor ron desantis. she was referring to an announcement that he said that superintendents and school board members could risk losing their salaries if they do impose mask mandates. and a total of three school districts in florida have done so without giving parents the option to opt out. president biden yesterday announcing they are looking into whether or not he has the presidential authority to intervene in these states that have prohibited mask mandates. but lastly, erika, the concern is for health officials. they ar

joining me is rosalyn osgood, representative for broward county school board district 5.ou spoke actually to the family of one of those teachers and obviously such a sad time, we can't even imagine what they're going through. but what did they tell you, and did they have a message for what's happening right now, a message for other teachers? >> the two teachers that passed away, and the one esp educational support professional, were in broward county. they had not returned to school in the sense that they were interacting with students. one of the families i know personally, because the parents are members of a church that i attend, where i'm a minister. and the mother is also a member of an organization i'm a member of. and their story is a story that everybody needs to listen to. so the young person, the teacher that was 49 that died, several months ago we were doing covid vaccinations at our church, and she brought her mother and her father to be vaccinated because they were 65 and over. a couple of weeks ago she went out of town on a trip. she came back and got sick,

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rosalind osgood. dr. osgood, what do you plan to do? >> well, we are responding.ontinuing to mandate masks. we believe we are in compliance with the executive order and the rule from department of education because we have options for students who have medical notes from doctors and ieps or 5014 plans. we are moving on what we voted on. we asked our legal counsel to seek legal avenues to challenge the executive order and rule from department of education. we believe the governor is overreaching his authority. we believe the constitution gives local school boards the authority to make decisions for local school districts. >> dr. osgood, that means you're going to lose your salary. why are you doing this? >> well, we're doing it because we really believe we're doing the right thing for the people of broward county with positivity rates being higher than they've ever been before, having the experience of people dying from covid, people impacted by covid, being left with negative positivity rates, we can't risk people's lives with this pandemic. you know, for me perso

new york city at federal hall, you can see the picture here, and on the right is osgood so on cherry street were washington use as his residence. new york city would be but an interim capital. no one seemed happy with new york city. new york city was slow to ratify the constitution. this is why hamilton and jay and madison wrote the federalist papers. they did know if newark city would ratify. washington was wait while ago to new york city for my inaugural? with that undermined everything? couldn't even do the president if we we don't have a city? nobody it seemed like new york city unlike today where everybody likes new york city, thomas jefferson claim new york city in spring and fall they never have as far as i can learn. that ten months of winter, only two of summer. they would agree right now with the snow and the culture fisher ames said of new york city he longed for the company of springfield or he described new york city as overrun by hogs, dogs and garbage, and not much else. so no one like new york city. they spent only months in new york city and then there was a deal cut

we'll hear from rosalind osgood, the school board chief in broward county, where three educators have died from covid in the last week. and with disgraced new york governor andrew cuomo on his way out, we'll ask the lieutenant-governor, kathy hochul, how she plans to clean up the mess in albany. and on the other side of the country, calnia governor gavin newsom faces a recall election in less than a mon'll cbs poll on t race and a lot more. all ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to this morning, including a fluid situation in afghanistan that seems to be deteriorating by the minute. more on that soon. but we want to begin with the dire covid-19 pandemic here in the united states. nationwide 77% of i.c.u. beds are now filled. hospitals in five states are at about 90% capacity. senior national correspondent mark strassmann begins our coverage in atlanta. >> this is a 40-year-old patient. he is a dad of an 11-year-old daughter. >> reporter: desperate times, desperate measures, mississippi burning with covid. >> this delta s

new york city at the federal hall and you can see the picture of it here, and on the right is osgoodd on cherry street will washington used as his residence. new york city would be but an interim capital. no one seemed happy with new york city. new york city was slow to ratify the constitution. this is why hamilton nj and madison wrote the federalist papers. they did no nukes he would ratify. washington worried why go to newark city for my inaugural? if satan ratify. with that undermined everything? couldn't even be the president if we don't have a city? nobody it seemed like new york city and like today where everybody likes new york city. thomas jefferson claim that new york city is spring and fall they never have as far as i've learned. get ten months of winter, , only two of summer. they would agree right now with the snow and the cold. fisher ames said that newark city, he'd longed for the company of springfield. he described new york city is overrun by hawks, dogs, and garbage, and not much less. so no one like new york city. they spent only months in new york city and then the

osgood, we'll be staying on the story, we're a call a way if you need to tell us about situations that healthy. >> thank you, chris. we need to figure out where we are with the back-to-school push. you no know you just joined the vaccination push? the pope. will americans put their faith in the booster shot? the wiz is here. what do the numbers tell us about where we are in this country and what are we saying about the questions that matter most? next . ess eczema. talk to your child's eczema specialist about dupixent, a breakthrough eczema treatment. >>> i'll never understand why it is we insist on making ourselves sick. it's been hard enough trying to get vaccine. half of this country is vaccinated. no state reached that magic 07%. now the cdc says we need a third booster shot. we just talked to dr. fauci a little while ago about the confusing messaging. he tried to lay it straight about why we need it. it's still our best chance. where are we on the numbers? who's vaccinated? who isn't? what is the true division? how are we about the booster the wizard of oz in the covid-19 command

reports city of fremont set to spend 1.3 million to upgrade intersection of washington boulevard and osgood road. this is near the site of the future bart station. the goal is to make the roads safer for pedestrians and bicyclists. upgrades are expected to start in the fall. >>> 5:20. still ahead, an under water project that could have an impact for years to come. >>> we want to work together to absolutely protect this gem of a lake that we have in tahoe for years to come. >> startling amount of trash pulled from lake tahoe. some dating back 50 years. >>> at 7:00, florida sets a record for covid hospitalizations. >>> how a super bowl champion and his dad are tackling police >>e nerobaer just a dollar. >>> tonight at 7:00, when it comes to pandemic, the delta variant poses a huge danger to the unvaccinated. what if you got all of your shots and still ended up getting sick? >> i think there are probably more break through infections. >> i was surprisingly sick. >> on the road to recovery, covid curve ball. what you need to know about break through infections and steps you can jason, did you k

osgood, thank you for joining us. you just received this letter from the state education commissioner warning you to either reverse your mask mandate, or risk sanctions. what is your response? will you reverse your mask mandate for kids, teachers, and everyone in schools in broward county, which is where ft. lauderdale is? >> our board voted 8-1 to make masks mandatory, because we believe that masks are a tool that should be used during this time to protect our students and staff. as you know, florida has become the epicenter for the coronavirus. we continue to break records with having such large cases reported each day. so we are committed to educating our students in a safe environment. and we believe that everyone in school classrooms, cafeterias, buses, and school environments should wear a mask. we wore masks all through the the summer for our summer camps. we had masks that were mandatory. we didn't have any major outbreaks of covid-19. and we're just not willing to risk the lives of our students and staff that

osgood.s, the governor, visited any schools personally in broward county or to your knowledge been to a hospital in broward county to see how covid is actually ravaging the individual students and parents and teachers in the state? >> no. not to my knowledge. we, as you know, florida is the epicenter for the coronavirus. i am in broward county. i happen to represent a very african and a very black district where blacks in my district make up 45 and under make up 30% of the population. they make up about 70% of the new coronavirus cases. we have children here that are impacted. our hospitals are almost at capacity. i can just go on and on and on. it is insane to think that we would allow the people in broward county -- i love the people in broward county. i won't allow their lives to be a part of a political pawn. they mean too much to me. if i have to go without my salary. if i never hold public offense again. at the end of the day i have to have a moral perspective. i have a higher being i r

osgood, we will be staying on the story. we will be watching your county.l away, if you need to tell us about situations that aren't being addressed that are affecting people's health. god bless, and may everybody stay well. >> thank you, chris. >> all right. so now, what we need to do is kind of figure out where we are, as we're getting into this b back-to-school push with the state of vaccination. kind of state of play. okay? you know who just joined the hey-get-vaccinated push? the pope. he just cut a psa to get your attention. will americans put their faith in the booster shot? the wiz is here. what do the numbers tell us about where we are in this country? and what are we saying about the questions that matter most? next. we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. (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. ♪ ♪ oh, focaccia! ah, there's no place like panera. enjoy the toa

thank you so much, roselyn osgood with the school board there in broward county. >> thank you. >>> upcollege football boss making an urgent plea directly to fans. >>> and the dramatic twist in the britney spears case. is it the beginning of the end of her father's hold on her life? ♪ >>> college football season now only about two weeks away. players suiting up for practice, students heading back to campus, and the commissioner of the sec is making a heart felt plea to fans. greg sanke tweeted, state policies limit the sec's ability to establish conference wideman dates. we need individuals, our fans, to join in accessing the vaccine, reducing the covid-19 spread, limiting the chances for more variants to emerge, enjoying a full year ahead for college sports. greg sanke joins me now. so great to have you. why did you write this? >> started with a memory of last year at this time. we had college conferences deciding not to play football. we simply kept trying, sought testing protocols and strategies that would allow us to conduct healthy competition. we had fans ask me, are we going to

portrait was, breaking the human face down into pixelated squares, as he explained to our charles osgoodg at bricks. you start at the bricks one way and you get a cathedral, you stack them another way and you get a gas station. >> reporter: in 1988, he suffered a serious spinal injury which left his partially paralyzed, but, fortunately, he was still able to paint. >> thankfully, if i'm only going to be able to still do something i used to do, i'm pretty lucky it turned out to be painting. >> reporter: but in 2017, several women accused him of verbal sexual harassment, which led the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. to cancel his show. but while with controversy, the impact of his art is undeniable. whatever history's judgment, for chuck close life and his art were inseparable. >> there is no artist alive working today who gets more pleasure, day in and day out, than i do, period. >> reporter: chuck close was 81. ♪ ♪ ♪ i love little baby ducks ♪ ♪ old pick-up trucks ♪ ♪ slow-moving trains and rain ♪ ♪ i love little country streams ♪ ♪ sleep without dreams ♪ ♪ sunday school in m

neil: thank you for that, trey yingst osgood edward lawrence at the white house a number of briefingshis very issue, what is the very latest. >> according to the schedule we're supposed to hear from president joe biden about afghanistan already that's been delayed several times, he had a briefing about afghanistan and the situation on the ground he got an ear full from the g7 leaders earlier today talking about the august 31 deadline the pentagon say they have no plans to move the deadline and fox news confirms they will pull out of the country on friday to make all the equipment and american soldiers out of there by that deadline republicans on capitol hill could not believe the disconnect between what the administration is saying in the scenes on the ground. >> this whole thing has been political i learned yesterday the dod and the intelligence community advise against us rapid withdrawal, joe biden did anyway because he had a political promise and were suffering the consequences, and same thing with the deadline. >> the issue is getting everyone to the airport and cobble who needs