tragedy to push for radical ideology. it s our lowest income communities and our communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight for equality but we also need to fight for equity. not everyone starts out at the same place. jesse: spokesperson for rhonda santos accusing harris of causing undue panic and demanding that she clarify her remarks. elon musk tweeting resources should be according to greatest need. later ignoring reporters. can you clarify what you meant about equity? jesse: like always, the white house is trying to clean up her mess. we are committed to quickly getting resources to all communities impacted, period. we also know some people particularly in lower income communities have a hard time accessing that health. that s why this administration has also made it a priority to remove barriers and ensure that everyone rega
you ll see someone in black tie going to lincoln center and you can see a nurse commuting home going to be staying on and heading further uptown et cetera. that s what makes new york city thin stick. you re not seeing that anymore. those things are reopening and there was speculation what will new york city look like after covid and people were really concerned about, would broadway open, restaurants, et cetera, hospitals obviously being less crowded. i don t think this was one that we pegged it is being reversible. it wouldn t go back to how it was. mayor adams has thrown out this approach and i get it but looking back to the conversation on friday, if there isn t some plan to get the mentally ill who desperately need help off the streets, the clubhouse model doesn t matter. it has to be square one. sandra: not even keeping track of the number of attacks. if you molt might want to know.
i really am proud of the job that i do, and i m really proud of the work that i do to help maintain the structure. archive: and good news to for all you motorists. i the last seven mile stretch i of the midland links motorway will be officially opened at 10:30 this morning. i and already, reports are coming in of a build up of traffic around i great barr and salford. it appears that many drivers just lcan t wait to try out that multi,| multi level interchange at gravelly hill. i declare this roadway open. back in 1972, it cost around £10 million to build and provided a non stop link between the south east and the north west. it was actually british architecture in its heyday. they used concrete to such good effect. this is the crossroads for the country. if this structure wasn t here, it would be really difficult to understand just how difficult it would be to get around the uk without this structure being here.
vehicles here leave and drive away. we ve seen a number of people making that choice. knowing the police were coming. it was obvious they were staging and you can see the busses they ve brought in. there are tow trucks that obviously tow these commercial trucks so it was obvious this was happening. the moves were very deliberate. they were very slow, methodical, and again, communicating with the protesters here and letting some of them go. there is clearly a want now to get this roadway open. this is a hundreds of millions a day problem for both canada and the united states. as we talked yesterday the pressure ratcheted up. joe biden calling the prime minister here and saying that he would do whatever it takes to get open. the prime minister saying that it would happen imminently and it seems to be happening this morning, ali. oh, one more thing as we learned canadian geography together with ali velshi. the police are london police. this is a provincial effort. they re coming from 200
continue to rise across the country and the white house says president biden is going to address the nation about the threat posed by the new omicron variant on tuesday. as one medical expert put it, a tsunami is coming for unvaccinated americans. the omicron strain has been detected in all but seven states in the u.s., but experts say the delta variant is actually the one fueling the latest wave of infections. from new york to miami and across the u.s., lines for covid-19 testing are long, and results are often slow to come in. also, at home tests are flying off shelves. cnn medical analyst dr. jonathan reiner blames the biden administration. we need to, you know, mobilize manufacture produce, hundreds of millions of these tests and make them ubiquitous. that s how you keep businesses open, broadway open, how you keep your kids in school. unfortunately, as we stare