from keeping covid. it s a touchy subject, but we want to. the u.s. 20th month of the pandemic, the demand for these shots is high, how quickly can they get their kid a shot? once the cdc approves it? we are expecting it could happen as soon as wednesday. they cdc will meet this tuesday and wednesday. they could give it approval right then, but getting an appointment might take a little bit longer because kids are involved, and it is another type of shot they have to figure logistics for. lindsay and kendis? thanks, to hillyard. there it is not necessarily the gift that many kids wanted for halloween, they want candy, but this is an important one. very few parents are eager for this, we have to see if it really is a turning point in the pandemic. we begin a new hour of msnbc right now. right now.
to recall a governor and we re exercising that right. and the cost of it, whatever it may be, so be it. so again, it depends who you ask, which side of the aisle. it certainly is a tremendous amount of money though. thank you all. and today s vocabulary winner, jacob soboroff. tropical storm nicholas made landfall on the texas coast as a category one hurricane after it strengthened overnight, threatening millions with torrential rain and flash flooding. the storm spawning warnings from texas to louisiana which is still suffering the aftermath of hurricane ida. at this hour, more than 400,000 are without power. straight to vaughn hillyard in houston. what s the scene like there? reporter: let s start in houston. what this storm, tropical storm that hit the houston area is
Jun. 6—After a 14-year stint on the city's Plan Commission, longtime Hillyard resident Mike Brewer wasn't ready to walk away from public service in the late 1980s. "He made this statement to a fella at church, 'For two cents I'll run for City Council,' " remembered Brewer's wife, Marjorie. The fellow parishioner pulled out a pair of pennies, and in November 1989 Brewer was elected to the .
tariffs are the greatest! either a country which has treated the united states unfairly on trade negotiate a fair deal, or it gets hit with tariffs, it s as simple as that. and everybody is talking! nbc s vaughn hillyard spoke to a maine businessman about the tariffs. reporter: the president said during his convention speech in 2016 that he alone could fix it. right, yeah. he s trying. that s the problem. the alone part is the problem, right? he doesn t have the full picture. and he s making decisions without really talking to enough people. in the latest nbc news/ wall street journal poll, by a two to one margin people say they oppose raising tariffs. there are a lot of interesting data points. that one screams out at you, considering what the president has been tweeting and actually making policy. yeah, andrea, two to one, where you have american voters