dose by monday. if they refused, they would be suspended without pay. while we await the judge s decision, the city vax or test mandate for school employees remains in effect. 82% of department of education employees have received the vaccine. 95% of the united federations of teachers union have received theirs. still they responded saying the federal court ruling gives the mayor and the department of education more time to put together a real plan for dealing with the expected staff vacancies that the mandate would create. starting on monday, september 26 september 27th. the governor says the state will take no chance in protecting hospital patients. these are the most vulnerable people. those people deserve healthy workers who have taken every step they can to make sure they won t spread the virus to them. the ruling could mean major
levels up. because with what we have to remember is if vaccinations are made mandatory, staff who were originally on the front line have to be deployed elsewhere and we have significant staff vacancies up and down the nhs, so we re still at 90,000 vacancies, so we are not in a position necessarily to take people away from the front line. position necessarily to take people away from the front line. thank you ve much away from the front line. thank you very much for away from the front line. thank you very much forjoining away from the front line. thank you very much forjoining us. away from the front line. thank you very much forjoining us. saffron i very much forjoining us. saffron cordery of nhs providers. scotland could become the first part of the uk to introduce covid vaccination passports. proof of a double jab will be required to get into nightclubs and big events. the scottish parliament will vote on the measures this afternoon. the first minister, nicola sturgeon, says i
you re watching bbc news with me katty kay in washington, david eades is in london, our top stories. president biden is in tulsa oklahoma to mark 100 years since one of the worst incidents of racial violence in american history. some injustices are so heinous, so horrific. some injustices are so heinous, so horrific. so some injustices are so heinous, so horrific, so grievous they can t be buried horrific, so grievous they can t be buried no horrific, so grievous they can t be buried. no matter how hard people try. the organisers of the biggest tournaments in tennis promise meaningful improvements after naomi osaka s withdrawal from the french open. also in the programme. a jobs crisis of another sort. not enough workers. we speak to the owners of an american summer camp about their struggle to fill staff vacancies for this summer. plus, how a teenager in california fought off a bear.
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year for this administration in january, going to be a year. already seen a number of people leave this administration, leave the white house. anyone your eyeing for a potential exit in 2018? going to be additions. jim carroll, the, he s a lawyer in the administration, will be named at john kelly s number two or so i m hearing, and that s going to be a big addition for this administration. john kelly needs the reinforcements to really put in place his plan to streamline the operation there. there s a lot of staff vacancies. they re trying to bring people in to lead these offices, to really accomplish the administration s goals next year which is to keep the majority in congress in 2018 and get the legislative agenda done. it will be a daunting tank because they re facing a lot of political headwinds. president s approval rating is very low and they need people there to turn it around. already heard of dina powell