the virus. only half my population is fully vaccinated here and that s posed a lot of risk. reporter: millions of kids headed back to class this week, many schools are already dealing with outbreaks. one fifth of all districts in kentucky temporarily closing because of infections. let s go have a talk. reporter: in arizona, debate over covid protocols are becoming heated. three men threatening the principal with citizens arrest. i will have both your staff arrested and you as well. reporter: after one of their sons was told to quarantine because of possible covid exposure. one of them, sorry, one of them was carrying zip ties. military black large zip ties and standing in my doorway. reporter: the father was later arrested fortress passing. this is protocol we were supposed to follow. reporter: as for the mu variant, dr. fauci is saying he does not believe at this point it to be an immediate threat to
scary. is it fair to say they were scoffing at you sort of and making you sound like an alarmist and were you trying to tell them about your own personal history and that they should take heed? absolutely. i know from experience that once, even a voluntary evacuation is nothing to play around with. it s just serious. everything happens so fast and people go into panic and then thois of people need to be rescued and they wait days as more people need to be rescued. it s just horrible. kate, what does this mean for your life? you have a baby on the way. you have a toddler. you ve now lost two homes. what do you do next? well at 4:00 this morning i haven t slept in three days. at 4:00 a.m. this morning i was watching my doorbell camera as the water was coming up to my doorway, so i m hoping we don t get too much more rain, and
before she left to go to work, she came into my doorway, and she said i love you. i m going to work now. and she came, and she gave me a hug. she gave me a really big, tight hug, and i said, oh, i love you, mom. and i pinched her cheeks because her cheeks are so cute. and then she went back to the doorway, and she looked at me, and i looked at her, and i said can i just have one more hug? steve: all of her children spoke yesterday. and giving the eulogy for your hero mom has to be one of the hardest things scenario that was her oldest daughter, and she has two twins. she s a single mother and now she s not here to see them get married one day, get their first job. just really tragic.
flicker on and off and that swaying very abruptly turned into just a very violent shake and that s when i stood up and headed towards my doorway. so you saw his picture. you may not have recognized his face, but his singing voice you would recognize that is former american idol contestant, came close to winning, his name is elliott yamin. he was caught in the middle of the chile quake. we will hear from him. we have been saying hawaii dodged a bullet. did they really? there could be aftershocks. the tsunami warning center cancelled the tsunami warning. jacqui jeras tells us what is next. hey, ask our doctor about garlique, okay?
kind of headed towards my doorway. and opened my door, of course, and i was just seeing if anybody else was doing the same and if anybody else was out in the hallways and i was kind of yelling out earthquake, earthquake, get out, get in the doorway. you were yelling that? i was yelling very frantically at the top of my lungs. as i understand you re in vina del mar. yes, 90 miles southwest of the epicenter and also 90 miles outside of santiago. we re looking at the various video from chile. we don t have eliot s exact location. eliot, i ve been looking at your tweets all morning and your other tweets. i believe one of yours said you felt at one point that you started running for your life. i was. you know, there s i just i