in-person learning in the midst of a global pandemic. actually, that debate is over, as almost every student is back in person. the issue, and this was encapsulated in a story in the new york magazine, jonathan writes that he feels that democrats should apologize for the fact that schools were closed at all last year and the year before. he thinks this was a giant mistake. progressive, as he put it, should come to terms with that fact. joining us now is angie schmidt, a parent and author of a piece in the atlantic, arguing for a return to in-person instruction. donna is the president of the american federation of teachers in new jersey. first, angie, i want to go to you. what provoked this discussion is the piece in new york magazine, which suggests that progressives should apologize for the fact that there wasn t 100% in-person learning really last year when this was an issue.
member. the production company, rocket soul studios, said halls was serving as an a.d., an assistant director, on the film freedom path when a muzzle-loading rifle accidentally discharged on set, causing a sound crew member to get medical treatment and halted production. so this wasn t his first gun incident on a job. and the head armorer wasn t 100% confident in what she was doing, specifically loading blarnks ino a gun. though, again, if it is a blank, then the loading part isn t your problem. it s that they had live ammo on set. why would you have that in a make-believe situation? now we re hearing multiple reports, that there were at least two accidental prop gun i keep using that word.
to get medical treatment and halted production. this wasn t his first gun incident on a job. and the head armorer wasn t 100% confident in what she was doing, specifically loading blanks into a gun. although again, if it isn t blank, the loading part isn t the problem. it s that they have live ammo on set. why would you have that in a make-believe situation? now, we are hearing multiple reports that there were at least two accidental prop gun again, i keep using that word. never use it. it s completely immaterial. there is no such thing as a prop gun in this instance. okay? they re using real guns and not real ammo. you hope. i pause because they probably used real ammo here. that s why someone s dead and someone else injured. the real weapon discharged twice
looking at this picture, it s kind of funny because the fbi just like that s it. we did it, you know? i think it s funny that my mom and i are both looking at the camera and my dad is looking down at me like maybe wondering, is this really my son? it is very difficult to disappod disagree with the fbi. they were certain mission and they wanted this case to be over and done with. i know my grandfather wasn t 100% sold on the concept this baby belonged in chicago but at the time that s really all theyed had. we re missing a baby in chicago. we have one found in new jersey and i think that s the way the consensus went but the family was extremely confident that was
and even though i know you made it, i still don t think you had enough time to get down the court and lay the ball in. i mean, were you sure you had the time? . no, i really wasn t 100% sure i had enough time. i saw the clock ticking. we had three seconds on the clock. i glanced up, it was at 2.6. i don t think i can make this so i just just give it my all just got it down the court as fast as i could and put it on the glass and hope for the best. it s an incredible story. even if that was the whole story, it would be amazing. but wait. there is more. and that s because you, nate, are from freeport in the bahamas. and your family went through hurricane dorian, this powerful hurricane category 5 strength storm that just sat over the islands and devastated it. what did your family go through during this storm? i mean, they went through a