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january 6th insurrection. just heard from the fda s advisory committee. unanimously recommending johnson & johnson boosters shots who people who got j&j first time around and the panel talking about the safety and effectiveness of mixing and matching vaccines. break it down with our own medical expert reaction from the white house and this gentleman, head of the national institutes of health dr. francis collins and plus msnbc news learned from a source fach with the situation should be getting update on former president clinton soon as he remains now at a hospital in california. live on the ground. we ll bring you that update. you ll know the second we get it. i m hallie jackson back in washington this afternoon. breaking news. arrest of a capitol police officer. justice correspondent pete williams is following this. our capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell also joining us. talk to us about michael riley, pete. we learned he ll remain free during this process under
Comments of a school administrator talking about books on the holocaust creating real outrage in south lake. nbc news correspondent antonio hilton joins me with more of the reporting. talk us through what was said in this. people may have already heard it. it s gone viral. and the reaction. reporter: exactly right. the story has gone further than i or my co-reporter could have imagined, but it s so telling of the pressures that educators are under across the country right now as we see laws restricting the way people can talk about race or controversial subjects in schools. as they are moving along coming in to place right now. what is happening in this community here in south lake which is right outside of dallas, is that there was a meeting where administrators were trying to teach teachers essentially how to work and do their jobs under these new laws that have passed in texas, restricting off of this. this administrator made a
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We expect the guards moving up towards the border with turkey to help out their brothers and sisters and arms. that s number one. number two, there are still remains and unknown thousands of isis fighters in syria who for all intended purposes have been lying and wait. we may have seen the beginnings of their attempts to exploit some kind of vulnerabilities with all the attention looking towards the border and in raqqa there were a series of attacks that isis is claiming. we should be looking at those attacks as isis is trying to exploit it and take back the area. stephanie wants to know where your coreporter is? he does not like our show? he s in preschool after some car issues and child care issues this morning.