Top Army leaders are directing service officials to pause enforcement of President Joe Biden’s coronavirus vaccination mandate for civilian workers after a federal judge on Friday ordered the U.S. government to temporarily halt the policy.
carley: in chicago 21 offices i placed on a pay status after failing to register with the online vaccine portal. mayor lori lightfoot has refused pressure from police unions to push back at october 15th deadline and is asking local sheriffs departments to be on standby in case of officer shortages. one sheriff saying it sound like merely foot is creating her own emergency with the decision she s making with her police force. i would help an officer out of they are distressed but she is bringing this upon herself. new york mayor bill deblasio set to announce mandate for all city employees. the nypd as a vaccination rate of 69% among 55,000 civilian workers. the fdny just 59%. those city workers will have until will get the first shot by november 1st. back to you. todd: turning to a fox news alert, of the to a story fox and friends first has been covering for months. arrest an arrest made in the
workhorse helicopter. in september, one crashed at ft. polk, louisiana, killing one of the four soldiers onboard there. let s get to david kerley, with us live tonight, as well. and david, investigators on the scene of the wreckage tonight? reporter: we expect that they will be and get their first good look at first light tomorrow, david. we know that there was snow on the ground, but weather may not have been a factor. the skies were clear. however, we have learned that this crew was on a maintenance flight. they may have been checking out a recent repair. david? david kerley with us, as well. thank you, david. there is also new reporting at this hour after that deadly shooting at the naval shipyard at pearl harbor. a sailor opening fire on three civilian workers, then taking his own life. two of those workers were killed, another wounded. tonight, we have now learned the name of that sailor, and here s abc s kaylee hartung on the scene tonight. reporter: tonight, authoritie
service social security. but if they utilize it through social security, the ef to work longer or it s deducted from their benefits when they retire. that s completely unacceptable. so i want them to let s have an honest debate about paid family leave, about the merits of this individual bill, and hopefully ivanka trump comes around and supports this piece of legislation. but i do believe there s room to negotiate and to strike a deal on something that millions of americans desperately need and want. it s only 13 or 14% of civilian workers who get paid time off. that is a terribly small number. jimmy gomez and megan shoeler, thank you both for coming on. and there is a homelessness problem in california. the president has noticed. one more thing next. california. the president has noticed. one more thing next. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you ll be more ready to
not sure he can relate to what all of you workers are going through. but he said many of those people who won t be receiving a paycheck, they agree 100% with what i m doing. do you think he can relate? i don t know i m sorry, i don t know any of these people and the president of our of afg local 3381 and i have yet to have a member of the unit articulate that position to me. whether the president can relate or not, i don t know. but what i do know is this administration has in the past year authored three executive orders that striped rights for bargaining unit employees later overturned in the courts, he s frozen salaries of civilian workers, and now he s using federal workers as a pawn for his political agenda. so how he can say that he relates, that is i guess i would have to look him square in the eye and ask him that