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675,000 estimated to have been lost in the 1918 flu pandemic. this is now the deadliest disease and mass death event in u.s. history. today there was hope of shielding young children from the virus, that is parents who are willing to give them the vaccine. pfizer says its vaccine is safe for children 5 to 11. and there has been heat on the travel ban over foreign visitors. the white house will allow fully vaccinated foreign nationals to fly into our country in november. and as mentioned, biden will make his debut at the general assembly tomorrow. this is at a time after the afghanistan withdrawal and when france is angry at us. we are committed to those alliances, the threat of leveling the economic playing field. those are all issues we will continue to work with our partners on. the president s ambitious push to rebuild the infrastructure and safety net is running into the realities of the house and senate, back in session for the first time since july. looking to ....
disease and mass death event in american history. today a new announcement brought some hope of potentially shielding young children from the coronavirus, that is, those hoops parents are willing. and those who believe in the vaccine. pfizer says that lower dosage of the vaccine is safe and effective for all children between the ages of five and 11. meanwhile, the administration has been taking heat from u.s. allies over its travel band, based on the vibe russ. for foreign visitors. today that policy was revoked. the white house will allow fully vaccinated for nationals to fly into our country starting in november. and as we mentioned, biden will make his debut at the un general ascend lee tomorrow. his appearance comes after that chaotic exit from afghanistan, and at a time when friends is angry at us, over our weapons deal. what you will hear the president talk about tomorrow is that we are committed to those alliances. the threat of climate, the threat of democracy ....
plus, president trump s growing hold on the republican party. usa, usa. just a few hundred people show up in washington to support the january 6th insurrectionists but it comes as a republican congressman decides running against rre-election. that environment for me is just not one that i m willing to be a part of. i ll talk to republican senator bill cassidy who voted to convict at mr. trump s second impeachment trial about his party s future. border crisis. more than 10,000 haitian migrants huddled at the u.s./mexico country. basically third world country conditions. that bad? that bad. you can t imagine. the u.s. planning deportation flights as early as today. joining me are jeff mason, maria teresa kumar and anna palmer, founder of punch bowl news. welcome to sunday it s meet the press. . good sunday morning. could our fight against the coronavirus turn into our latest forever war? the war we thought we were winning at the beginning of the su ....
threatening to hang mike pence as lawmakers and the vice president ran to safety. capitol police outnumbered and targeted. now the scene quite different. barriers and fencing around the capitol and hundreds of officers in position should demonstrations grow violent. we have a team of correspondents covering every angle of this. let s begin with shimon prokupecz and security on the ground. reporter: fred, i wanted to come inside the rally area and show you what s going on here. these are the people gathered. i would say there s more media here at this point than some of the rally goers and then i want to show you other situations. what s going on, a lot of people are gathering, going towards cameras and spouting whatever it is that they re saying. then you have the security. that s the big thing here, right, the security. the police behind us here, something may be going on, i see police moving. what s happening is some of the protesters, rally goers are out here, and ....
i have a sixth grader who s not vaccinated and i don t feel safe for her to have lunch together with hundreds potentially of other kids who are not vaccinated. i think we need to educate our students. i ve taken the time to educate mine. all hour, we will be answering questions that you send in about how to keep our kids safe and who better to give us answers that we can trust than dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci right now, just moments, he s going to answer those questions that have been submitted. you can still send in a question. it s talk at msnbc.com. meanwhile, we re keeping a very close eye on the potentially major meeting of the fda s outside advisers, the topic of this meeting, booster shots and whether we need them. let s get right to dr. fauci. chief medical adviser to president biden, also the director at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. always a pleasure to have you, sir. let s start with this fda meeting happening right now. ar ....