request privacy at this time. my god. both prominent figures in the news. we do not know the motivation for this attack. we know nothing about the assailant just yet. this all just happened in the last few minutes. we re grateful that mr. pelosi seems, per the statement, like he s going to make a recovery. but certainly a terrible tragedy. we ll try to figure out more about the assailant and what caused this attack. mika, we don t have a motive. we ll be very cautious about that right now. but there is a suspect in custody so we ll learn that very quickly, it would seem, whether this was an act of street crime, a burglary or break-in or something worse remains to be seen. but, again, speaker pelosi s husband, paul pelosi, was beat on the point he had to be taken to the hospital. oh, my god. he is going to make a recovery. speaker pelosi was not there. this all taking place inside their home in san francisco. and obviously no connection we don t know what the mo
americans. this more than, there s reason for hope. more than 95 million vaccine doses have been administered. more vaccines are being delivered. despite this, the message from our nation s top health experts remains the same. we can t let our guard down. we are covering this historic day from every corn are of the united states, because there s no place the virus hasn t touched. we start this hour with nbc kerry sanders in fort lauderdale beach, florida. dr. gupta is in seattle. godi, i will start with you. one story line is how much more deadly and vicious this virus has been for minority communities, especially. what s california doing to fight that part of it? reporter: it s the minority communities that are often the essential workers. some of the disparities we have seen here in los angeles have really spurned authorities to try to make sure that those underserved communities and the essential workers are getting vaccinated first. what we have seen in the past is a li
Tweeting using the #msnbcanswers or by emailing. talk@msnbc.com. up next, what do trick-or-treating, thanksgiving, and dunkin donuts all have in common? donny deutsch will be here to explain ahead in the latest installment of brand up, brand down. but before the break, willie, what do you have planned for sunday today ? first i m thinking through the donny deutsch riddle. we ll look forward to that. i ll be looking forward on sunday today on nbc, my interview. with comedian and actor hasan minhaj. he has netflix special. he took on the saudi government a few years ago and had a very public feud with them after the
Also this hour, focusing on coronavirus in the classroom. kids, parents, teachers, facing new school year hurdles. one major crisis? a shortage of teachers and staff never before seen in some districts. i ll talk to one official whose school district started the year with 50 classrooms. 50. that don t have teachers. and all hour we ll be answering your questions about keeping our kids safe in school. you can email those questions at talk@msnbc.com. or tweet using msnbcanswers. in just the last hour, president biden sounding the alarm about this pandemic. giving this urgent message. listen to the voices of unvaccinated americans who are lying in hospital beds, taking their final breaths saying and literally you ve seen this on
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