i do want to start with you, reginald. you had challenges with distance-learning and your kids, tell us what the process has been like the past 16 or 18 months. >> it has been difficult. i started out placing the kids in one room, they would bother each other. i split them upfrom one room tot was not easy. one thing people don't think about is the family dynamic. as parents, we play at the teachers, they give our kids something to do they come home and complain and we are the positive role models. blame the teacher, we work through the process when they are at home, they blame the parent. that changes the relationship between the parent and child. there is a bit going on. >> reginald, we spoke earlier today about the concerns you have when it comes to our -- are we slipping back into a lockdown scenario if these schools end up having to go that route. can you join us -- can you ask your doctor some of the concerns of psychological -- psychological issues might face if they have to go back to doing distance-learning custome

. >> we met reginald mosley working from home while supervising his children.is is what he said a year ago. >> for working parents, for single parents, that is rough. >> as in person learning resumes, he says that schools need to focus on the learning loss that some students experienced. >> the first couple of weeks, the teachers do an assessment. providing the results of that assessment to parents. i would like to see that. >> this was olivia univac a month into distance-learning. >> the classroom will be in your home and i will be your teacher. >> today we met her outside the element or school after spending the first day with her kindergarten class. >> we spent a lot of time watching -- washing hands and eating slowly and spreading out. learning why it is important t'. that's what i learned from the pandemic. >> manzanita seed is a k-5th grade school. none of the kids there are vaccinated. when she says everything is done at a slower pace, it means they are really making sure that kids know the importance of the protocols. leanne melendez. >> as we look for

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money and for a state like california or a state like rhode island which narrowly kept it second reginald district by only a few thousand people. their complete count campaign work and save them a bunch of money. whether or not the second member of congress is a d or an r, whichever seat they saved, is more money from the department of education or agriculture or whoever else is doling out the cash. host: they tell us about 30 state legislators in the united states are controlled by republicans in 19 by democrats. how does that shift because of this new data? guest: the state legislators probably don't shift very much. they will have to redraw their own lines and there are a couple of states that are pretty close to even control or flipping one way or another. arizona is narrowly controlled by republicans and i think democrats could win it back if they get nine seats but none of this changes before the 2022 midterm elections. we just know the numbers now and it will be up to the legislators themselves to redraw the district lines as well as the congressional and voters get to decide in 20

. >> we met reginald mosley early on in the pandemic working from home while supervising his three children. this is what he had to say about a year ago. >> for working parents, especially single parents, that is rough. >> as in person learning resumes, he says schools need to focus on the learning loss some students experience. >> they will be in class the first couple of weeks, the teachers do an assessment, and that's great. providing the results of that assessment to parents, i would like to see that. >> this was olivia in april 2020, one month into distance learning. >> the classroom is going to be in your home and i'm going to be your teacher. >> today, we met her outside the elementary school after spending her first day with her kindergarten class. >> spend a lot of time watching hands, eating slowly and spreading out and remembering why it's important to wear a mask. i covered a lot less than i normally would on the first day of school but i think it's ok. that is what i learned from the pandemic, slower is better. >> she is -- it is grade school, so that means none of the kids are

and kat did go on a year later for the 442nd reginald combat, all japanese-american military unit was formed. kat was one of the young men in hawaii who signed up and joined that unit. >> i remember that part in your book we talked about what is like when the weapons were taken away and just so the people know, this book, if you're reading it right now, the stories, it was incredibly emotional. i think you really hit some of these strong cores that really just give you the sense of the heart the 70 men and remember that scene, let's go to the next one that you talked about and were going to cuba which came up, the soldier in front that he grew up in california and let's talk about rudy recent. >> cerutti group in the farm. in his family was incarcerated. and then they were sent to the camp in arizona pretty what hot and bleak and desolate camp. he was one of the young man volunteered for the 442nd regimental combat and discussion amongst young man about whether it is right thing to do to sign up for this new all japanese immersion unit or two risks are resisted the government forces t

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reginald mosley is a parent of three children. >>. >> the one who is doing really well, she continuede one in the middle actually gained. the third one, although she did not do as well as the other two or as well as i would like for her to have done, she actually reads more. reporter: but this is just the beginning of any type of premediation. we know from a report from the global education coalition that learning loss may last far beyond the current school year. when it comes to remediation during the school year, expected different approaches. schools in houston, for example, will add 15 days to make up for the covid learning loss. in san francisco public schools, any additional days of instruction, even with added compensation, will need to be agreed upon with the teachers union. dublin unified start by assessing each student's. >> to see where students are and continuing to assess them throughout the year to make sure they cover their standards needed to move to the next level. reporter: some oakland parents are concerned that kids in underserved communities will not get the atten

sedition act of 1918, when that goes away at the end of the war, several states pass their own anti reginald legislation, including, in some states, prohibiting the ability of people to waive or display red flags. of course, red flags being revolution. the people who take this the furthest are actually new york city. and so the state of new york establishes the last committee. and this is not only investigating, they are actually beating raids on suspected radical organizations, and arresting suspected radical individuals. it's sort of fascinating -- this is a map that the committee creates of lower manhattan. all the little stars and circles you see there are actual or suspected radical organization headquarters. they believe the most radical areas are in the red. now, if you look at the key there, the most radical areas are also tied to ethnicities. the right areas are russians and jews. and so throughout the red scare, there was also this sort of deep and ugly strain of antisemitism. look at st., the lusk committee is also doing their own rates. and one of the most spectacular cars on the

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money and for a state like california or a state like rhode island which narrowly kept it second reginaldt by only a few thousand people. their complete count campaign work and save them a bunch of money. whether or not the second member of congress is a d or an r, whichever seat they saved, is more money from the department of education or agriculture or whoever else is doling out the cash. host: they tell us about 30 state legislators in the united states are controlled by republicans in 19 by democrats. how does that shift because of this new data? guest: the state legislators probably don't shift very much. they will have to redraw their own lines and there are a couple of states that are pretty close to even control or flipping one way or another. arizona is narrowly controlled by republicans and i think democrats could win it back if they get nine seats but none of this changes before the 2022 midterm elections. we just know the numbers now and it will be up to the legislators themselves to redraw the district lines as well as the congressional and voters get to decide in 2022. we w