the school closures - these numbers are greater among kids. what you also find is loneliness affects on our mental health and our society and heart disease and dementia and premature deaths. who would predicted this? the lingering effects of shutting kids out of education, sports and social in interactions without other kids have been horrific. we could not go to our first homecoming. i could not have an eighth grade graduation. you felt if your son were still in school, he would still be alive. do you still feel that way? had he not gone into lockdown, he would still be here. he would have gone into lacrosse practice. he said, mom, i just don t know what to do, that s the last thing he said. it is heartbreaking. we human beings are social beings. we naturally want to be communicating and collaborating with each other. the place that used to bring people together whether churches and synagogue or whether it was volunteer organizations in your community or whet
york, california, new jersey, and illinois. the decline of blue lockdown states is most apparent in their cities. the lockdown and the remote work option offered by esg, it is killing commercial real estate. the u.s. office vacancy rate reached a milestone in the first quarter when it rose 12.9%, exceeding the vacancy rate during the financial crisis. it could hurt cities which depends on property tax revenues and weigh on bank balance sheet leads to less blending throughout the economy. staying at home to improve your work/life balance. that may be good for the core power of yoga studios near by but there are big ripple effects. new york times commonist, maureen doud wrote. in the last year, there is been
. rachel: welcome back to fox & friends. it s been one year since president biden killed the keystone xl pipeline and small towns in south dakota are still feeling the effects. the project was expected to bring 3500 jobs to the state along with nearly $18 million in property tax revenues. my next guest and his company invested $9 million into building substations for the project before it was halted. west central electric cooperative ceo joins me now. jeff, thank you for joining us this morning. your company lost a lot of money. there are many jobs that were lost but the whole town is still hurting. can you paint us a picture what s happening to your town? yes. absolutely and thank you. as we all know year ago biden
they shifted their conversation. this is trump s america as if it s portland, l.a. seattle and new york like he is responsible for the violence. they decided at the end to ignore it. ignoring it meant it didn t go away and still out there. not what it once was but still there. harris: the journalists taking a side. everybody has a point of view. you don t have to bring it to work and report based on it. it is interesting to see people cozying up to the facts. texas governor greg abbott signing a bill to withhold property tax revenues for cities and counties who defund police. the state also is increasing penalties for protestors blocking emergency vehicles or harming law enforcement. that stands in stark contrast with what is happening now in seattle. jason, you would know. police force there is dwindling. nearly 275 officers have left