overall world of therapeutics has been underexplored, under appreciated. turns out we are probably going to get some good ones this fall. it s going to be very popular as well. sean: you say it is just antibodies and apparently very successfully used. i ve talked to a lot of frontline covid doctors seeing patients every day, they say it has shown the most promise of anything. last word. it works very well. sean: is good for people to know, remember regenerate if you have a breakthrough case. speak about people won t even need it, though, because it is a mild cold. sean: okay, doctor, thank you. when we come back, big news out of new york. he refuses to step down despite the bombshell report accusing him of rampant sexual harassment. lawrence jones talks to new yorkers, asking if cuomo should resign.
more than 101,600 people dying from the virus each day. that is the highest in a month. 1,600 people are still dying from this every day. and when vaccines are widely to everyone from 5 to 105, it s even more of a disappointment. folks, as we head into the winter, we re staring down the barrel of a huge surge of delta. the mayor of the largest city announced today all private employers will be required to mandate vaccines by december 22nd. big news out of new york city. joining me now from jfk airport in new york city is nbc news correspondent antonia hylton. also with me is the co-director of the center for vaccine development at texas children s hospital, dr. peter hotez. dr. hotez, credit where credit is due, you ve been talking about omicron but you have been sounding the alarm over delta, reminding people that this is a
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big news out of hhs this hour. the secretary will be talking more about that. incoming new york governor kathy hochul laying the groundwork to clean house on day one after that state attorney general s report raised concerns not just about andrew cuomo s behavior but his enablers and the culture inside the governor s office. in her first live interview since cuomo announced her resignation, lieutenant governor, soon-to-be governor tells us how she plans to change that culture after she s sworn in. very first steps will be to ensure anyone named in the report involved in any unethical behavior will no longer be part of this administration. they re gone on day one. anne thompson joins us now with more on this. anne, good morning. reporter: good morning, hallie, governor cuomo s resignation means he will leave
washington about it not being likely. we broke quor numb texas, which hasn t happened in years. it s a historical that it s really hard to do. it s only ever happened three times in the history of our whole texas legislature. we re a minority. we stopped voting rights we stopped our voter, the voter suppression bill in texas with a minority of democrats, and so what we see in washington is just possibility. when you hold a majority, you have a democratic president, a democratic congress, and we have the numbers in the senate to pass this legislation, all we see is possibility and we re here to work on that to make it happen. very quickly before i let you go, the big news out of corporate america this morning with the companies getting involved now in backing this voting rights push. do you think businesses, any of them, should leave texas if, in fact, these new voting bills in your state do become law?