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New York has hit plenty of hurdles already in its Covid-19 vaccination push, including the nor easter rolling in today that forced all appointments at state-run sites to be postponed. But
are white, even though they represent only 32 percent of the city’s population. On the other side, Black and Latino residents make up only 11 percent and 15 percent of vaccine recipients, respectively, compared to being 24 and 29 percent of the population.
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The truth is that for all the urgency out of the White House the past 10 days, it could be months before it starts to turn the tide of the pandemic. | Evan Vucci/AP Photo
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BRIAN WILLIAMS: The men and women who will be the power structure of the United States of America walking away now under heavy security after what I think, Nicole, was a beautiful and fitting memorial.
NICOLLE WALLACE: Yeah, I think that the incoming president, incoming vice president may have just cracked open a lot of people who were holding it all in, and I think this is the first time that anyone in a position of power has spoken to the families of 400,000 Americans who have died from COVID. I remember coming in on a Saturday night at the very beginning of the pandemic, and Joe Biden called in and did an interview with Mike Barnicle and me and I told him that, because my son was home full-time, I was teaching third grade for the first time in my life and not doing a very good job and anchoring from home and not doing a very good job, and I didn t want my son to see me cry so I cried every day when I ran and I asked him how he could believe in a god that allowe
President-elect Joe Biden and his family spent part of Martin Luther King Jr. Day volunteering with the hunger relief organization Philabundance. The family joined volunteers in helping package food that will be distributed across Philadelphia and Delaware County.