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140-some, and leigh ann will know the better number than i do, to reject the electors for the states that had voted for biden because of the unsubstantiated vote of something wrong that happened, and that is all part of president trump s plan to find a way to hang on to the power and overturn the election so he did not have to turn over the office of the presidency to the person who beat him at the polls. peter baker, and leigh ann caldwell, we appreciate your reporting. we continue to follow the reporting out of the white house, and we are following the reporting where press secretary peter jean pierre could be reporting on the delta variant, and we will bring you that news as it happens, and coming up a nationwide ban on evictions is set to expire tomorrow unless congress acts. vaughan hillyard is in georgia with the families on the brink of homelessness.
a virus strain so powerful that it is too strong for the only thing that we have to dig ourselves out of this pandemic which is the vaccinations. there is a ray of light to report this afternoon on the front, the biden administration says that we are seeing the highly daily vaccinations in a month, and close to 70% of the adults with at least one dose. all right. joining us as we kick off this hour, nbc news correspondent heidi prpresbylia. and we will start with you, because you have reported on this document, and tell us about this findings, and tell us why health experts say it is also frightening. and then we will go to yasmeen.
i will never forget that. i lost my best friend. she was my best friend in life. the life of my life. i don t want to go through 88th street and look at a building of people that they don t care what our pain was and is and is going to be forever. the grief is different for everyone, but everyone that we have spoken to tells us that their pain is forever. they know that this property that it has to be sold, and that this people who live here need money, and what they are hoping is that someone, the federal government, state government or local will step in and buy the property so that people can be financially compensated and then turn it into a public permanent memorial, and geoff, the families would like the white house the weigh in on this specifically president biden, because they met with him, and they spent a lot of time talking