support to communities, and make sure more shots get in arms. so the administration now begins a seven-week sprint to open vaccine access to all american adults by may 1st. cdc reports 100 million doses of the three approved vaccines have been given out. white house announced latest plan to get more shots into arms. over the coming weeks we ll deliver vaccines directly, up to 700 additional community health centers that reach underserved communities. we ll work to double the number of pharmacies participating in the federal pharmacy program. we will make the vaccine available at more than 20,000 pharmacies across america. now to a big unraveling story in world of politics, new york governor andrew cuomo who drew national attention for handling of the pandemic early on, facing a growing pressure campaign over allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior on the job. seven women have now accused cuomo of misconduct. both new york senators and majority of the
Next up, a panel of cia analysts and Navy Historians discuss recently declassified cold war documents on the soviet navy. Cohosted by the Central Intelligence agency, the National Museum of the u. S. Navy and the Naval Historical Foundation. The hourlong event was titled red navy revealed, soviet Navy Intelligence and analysis during the cold war. All right. Well, good morning, everyone. Thanks for coming out to the National Press club. The worlds oldest and Largest Organization of professional journalists. My name is kevin wency, on behalf the jetblue and directors of the press club, i want to welcome you and our audience on cspan and other media. Thank you very much. We have a special program for you today. First, i wanted to introduce claire sassen from the Naval Historic Foundation claires the executive director. Thank you, kevin. Can you hear me . I know you want to hear from everyone else on the panel, not me. Ill only take a minute of your time. We are delighted to work with the
Sunday january 7th at 2 00 p. M. On American History tv, we visit the nra National Sporting arms museum. Theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. He was a very avid hunter. Fifrs thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. Now, this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. It has the president ial seal engraved on the breach. Roosevelt was famous for the Bull Moose Party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. Watch cspan cities tour of springfield, missouri, january 6th and 7th. Working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. Next up, a panel of cia analyst and Navy Historians discuss declassified cold war documents on the soviet navy. Cohosted by the Central Intelligence agency, the National Museum of the u. S. Navy and the naval historical foundation, the hourlong events was titled red navy revealed. Soviet navy, intelligence and analysis during the cold war. Well
Board of directors i want to welcome you and our audience on cspan and other media. Thank you very much. We have a special program for you today, and first i want to introduce claire sassen from the neighborhood historical foundation. She wanted to say a word about their partnership on this, and then well get into the statements and qs and as. Thank you, kevin. Can you hear me . I know you want to hear from everyone else sitting here at the panel, not me. So ill only take a minute of your time. We are delighted to be able to work with the cia to bring you this, we think, exciting briefing this morning. I also want to thank kevin and the National Press club for hosting us this morning. For those of you who dont know, the naval historical foundation, were a nonprofit membership organization. We focus on preserving and commemorating naval heritage. We use naval history to help educate the American People on the importance of our navy, sea power, and the maritime domain. Were located at th
Governors mansion bills in the early 1900s. She is quite famous in wyoming and should be nationally. First claim to fame was she was the first woman to serve as a governor of a state and country. She then went on to become director of the united states. She grew up in a very poor family in missouri and later on she moved to omaha nebraska. She taught kindergarten for a very short time. She went down to tennessee to see some relatives. Met William Bradford ross, a young attorney who lives there. After the marriage they moved to cheyenne. Will was fascinated by politics. He ran for governor in 1918 and then ran again in 1922. Elected as a governor in another state. Late over and laramie in september, giving a talk about the importance of he becomes ill. At first it doesnt seem that serious but then it becomes an acute case of appendicitis. So they perform surgery and things go from bad to worse. Since he died about a month before the next general election the rule was somebody would have