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money. got this pent up demand in travel is about experiences, going places and doing things with her family and friends. a lot of people wanted to do that. the surge, they just were not prepared for what happens in a typical store like they have a 72 hour like to get irving back on track. that got extended out because of the it issues with southwest. that s a pretty much a people would have normally seen a 72 hour hiccup. there are things you can do in advance to prevent that, to have a plan b. but unfortunately plan b does not work when you re under 48 inches of snow in buffalo for instance. you mentioned the popularity of southwest airlines. going into the new year, as southwest going to have to change the way it structures its business customer it s different from other airlines for they don t have true hubs they have point-to-point system which is kind of complicated i do not exactly understand but i know it is different. do you think they re going to have to change things fall
devastation really can t begin to describe what resident s of kentucky and the surrounding states are seeing right now, are feeling right now. as you said, as day break begins here on the east coast and in the midwest, people are going to awake to just utter devastation. i ve been following social media. i ve been looking at twitter, and i ve been seeing a lot of people tweeting out people saying one woman tweeted out that her entire part of the town of mayfield, kentucky was gone. and you know, bill was just talking about mayfield, kentucky, that is one of the hardest hit areas by this tornado or this string of tornados. we just don t know at this point. what we do know is that the death toll is pretty significant according to the governor, and they do expect that death toll to rise. let s talk about that candle factory because that was one of the hardest hit structures. we understand that there were about 110 people working in this
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function research but they pretented it didn t meet the definition. josh rogan has covered this in department from the washington post. thanks, senator. great to see you today. thank you. martha: so president biden s department of education says an error landed a controversial organization in its road map to reopening. the group who is called abolitionist teaching network seeks to infiltrate classrooms and dismantle oppressive as they call it structures. its co-founder on record saying white supremacy is in everything yes do. the department telling fox news today that it does not endorse the recommendations of this group, nor do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error in a lengthy document to include this citation. leo terrell eager to respond to this story. first, we go to aishah hasnie who has the reporting on this