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welcome to tuesday. it s meet the press daily. i m garrett haake in for chuck today. elsa is has maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. a patrol call storm warning is in effect with some areas under a hurricane watch. the storm could complicate ongoing search and rescue efforts at the collapsed condo in surfside where crews continue to work around the clock. we ll go live to the scene ahead. elsa broke the record for the earliest e-named storm ever for the atlantic hurricane season. about six weeks earlier than average. earlier and more sbebs storms, extreme heat in the pacific northwest and worsening drought conditions are a few of the many recent headlines further raising the a large on the growing climate crisis and many activists and progressive democrats are looking to congress for what they see as the perhaps the last best opportunity to meet this crisis head on. but much of what progressives want has been stripped out of the bipartisan infrastructure dea ....
then the spinning over what we know about the police gassing of peaceful protesters before trump s photo op. plus, as talks continue, why any infrastructure bill that doesn t address climate change is not worth passing. and how one senator gave up the game during an interrogation of the first african-american secretary of defense. mr. secretary, do you believe that our military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no, please? all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the republican party has found the achilles heal in the biden economy, expensive burritos. chipotle announced they are raising prices to cover the cost of increasing wages for their employees. heaven forbid. the price increase is all of 4%. prices vary by location, but that basically means if your chipotle burrito cost $10, it will go up $10.40. color me a little skeptical that is going to be the deciding factor in the midterm election. never mind chipotle p ....
op. plus as talks continues why any infrastructure bill that doesn t address climate bill is not worth passing. and how one senator gave up the game during an interrogation of the first african american secretary defense. mister secretary, do you believe that our military is a fundamentally racist organization? yes or no please? when all in starts right now. good evening from new york i m chris hayes. the republican party has found the achilles heel to the biden economy. expensive burritos. this week the popular fast food chain chipotle announced they are raising prices to cover the cost of increasing wages for their employees. heaven forbid. now the price increase is olive 4%, prices vary by location, but that basically means that if your chipotle burrito used to cost $10, it will be going up to $10.40. and if it was for 70, it would be for 89. call me a little skeptical but that is going to be the deciding factor in the midterm elections. never mind the fact tha ....
age of 50. three people have died. seven are still in the hospital. now, whatever the determination, it will play in the new phase of messaging from the white house covid team. food officials announce they are focusing more on building vaccine confidence and not just on vaccine supply, because supply is beginning to outpace demand for the first time in two weeks the seven-day average of vaccinations has fallen below 3 million schmotz a date. let s get to sanjay gupta, so much to talk to him about. now that the cdc is aware of the 16 cases of blood clots, do you expect them to still recommend the use of this vaccine? well, you know, i it s obviously guessing here. but i do think they will still recommend the use of the vaccine. two things to keep in mind. first of all, ultimately for the authorization what they had to show was do the benefits outweigh risks? you talked about the numbers here. overall, we re talking roughly if you add up the numbers seven out of a m ....
going again? it s way to early for this. welcome to way too early. it is monday, march 29. the latest news shows wide-spread approval for biden s priorities. 75% approve of vaccine distribution, 72% of the pandemic handling and the economic recovery. as vaccinations ramp up, the united states has hit a new record of shots administered. nearly 3.4 million doses of the pfizer, moderna and johnson&johnson vaccines were administered. bringing the seven-day average to 2.6 million shots per day. that number is expected to continue rising. the biden administration says 11 million doses of the johnson&johnson vaccine will be distributed this week. according to the response coordinator, the u.s. is still on track to deliver its goal of making shots available to all adults by the end of may. nice to kick off the morning with some good news. still this, some areas of the country are still seeing a rise of covid cases and a plateau of hospitalizations. it is not completely th ....