yesterday said u.s. banking system is safe and sound. katie pavlich, robert wolf in a matter of minutes coming shortly. sandra: waiting the white house and the pentagon at this hour. we are each expected to brief reporters within the next hour as president biden takes major steps towards sending u.s. troops to our southern border. hello, welcome, everyone. sandra smith and surprise on this tuesday, william hemmer. bill: i m in for john roberts, hope you are doing well at home. the 1500 active duty troops deployed for three months, initially, anyway, to help border agents handle the expected tens of thousands of migrants to cross once title 42 ends, which is about nine days away. the timing of the decision likely to be scrutinized. president heeding republican calls to try and restore some level of operational control one week after launching his re-election bid for the white house. sandra: in order to keep his job, the president will likely need to alleviate voter con
In his manhattan jail cell. He was found days after being taken off suicide watch. Though an autopsy has been completed we have no closer to learning how he died. Bill and this morning bryan, good morning. New york citys chief coroner did an examiner and the examiner said the official cause of death is pending further. Experts say its also not usual. This as the department of justice and fbi conduct two separate investigations into the circumstances of epsteins death saturday. Fox news has learned epstein was not checked on for several hours leading up to his apparent suicide inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center in manhattan though he should have been according to normal operations. According to a person familiar with the situation, he should have been checked on by guards every 30 minutes and the fact epstein did not have a cell mate on the night of his death is also unusual. According to the associated press, epstein had recently been taken off suicide watch despite reportedly
yesterday said u.s. banking system is safe and sound. katie pavlich, robert wolf in a matter of minutes coming shortly. sandra: waiting the white house and the pentagon at this hour. we are each expected to brief reporters within the next hour as president biden takes major steps towards sending u.s. troops to our southern border. hello, welcome, everyone. sandra smith and surprise on this tuesday, william hemmer. bill: i m in for john roberts, hope you are doing well at home. the 1500 active duty troops deployed for three months, initially, anyway, to help border agents handle the expected tens of thousands of migrants to cross once title 42 ends, which is about nine days away. the timing of the decision
share as we get closer. continuing on the debt ceiling real quickly. so, did the president decide to offer this meeting this coming week after he knew about the june 1st deadline? when did he decide to call a meeting? so, i don t have sandra: hemmer, well, it appears there is no negotiation happening, but there is going to be a meeting. and the reporter was basically pressing karine jean-pierre, we ll get back in in just a minute, another question on the debt ceiling, we will not negotiate, standing firmly on what they have already said. so, it leaves one to wonder what s the meeting for. bill: he s not going to negotiate the debt limit, said it a couple times. while this was happening, senator john thune shot a tweet out, three months after his last meeting of kevin mccarthy, president biden will finally meet about debt ceiling legislation and concluded with it s about time.
January 13, 2021
Task force: 40 percent turning down COVID vaccine Written by Geoffrey Plant on January 13, 2021
A report to Grant County commissioners by members of the Grant County Community Health Council’s Emerging Infectious Diseases Task Force on Tuesday revealed more details about the effort to vaccinate eligible residents here against the novel coronavirus, including the fact that about 40 percent of those who have been offered the vaccine in Grant County have declined it.
“Those aren’t solid numbers, because some people want the vaccine” but are choosing to wait, said task force member and Silver City Emergency Manager Jeff Fell, who noted that among the 40 percent of people declining the vaccine were some who are eligible to receive it under the state’s phased guidelines but are currently disallowed under Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. This group includes anyone who has tested positive