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hospitality sector. it s good to see some of those come back. but if you look under the hood of this you also saw that in february we lost nearly 70,000 educator jobs at the state and local level. and as you say, the challenge of long-term joblessness, which is one of the hallmarks of this crisis, is not getting better. so what we really need to do here is we need to provide relief and support immediately in those areas of the economy that we know are struggling so that we can get the trajectory of this recovery up significantly. to that point democrats say that is what is in this bill and it will help precisely those people. that includes unemployment benefits extended through september, a third round of direct stimulus payments, $1,400 going directly to people making $75,000 or less, single parents with kids earning $112,500 or less and couples making $150,000 or less. the bill includes $350 billion for state and local governments, $130 billion for schools, $160 bil ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister from the daily express and the author lance price. i love you both. hello to you both. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the telegraph reports over 70s will start to receive booster covid jabs from september, in order to protect them from new variants of the virus. the paper has been speaking to the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi who says some people will have three doses of a vaccine within ten months. high street shops will be allowed to stay open until 10pm once lockdown restrictions are eased that s according to the times with the chanchellor rishi sunak urging people to get out and spend their money. and with some lockdown restrictions due to be lifted from monday, the express bears a warning from the prime minister to be safe while enjoying the first taste of freedom in quite a while. golf, tennis and team sports can resume on monday and the ....
have come on track. now part of that is because the administration was pushed to one side. things were fast track. things would normally have to be peer reviewed and that would take years. they got down to it straightaway so do you think that for the development of a lot of these other drugs for the diseases they are going to insist that the same approach be taken because it can be done quickly. it same approach be taken because it can be done quickly. can be done quickly. it can be done and i think can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in many - can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in many casesl and i think probably in many cases it should and i think probably in many cases it should be done. and there has been it should be done. and there has been this it should be done. and there has been this frustrat ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister from the daily express and the author lance price. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the telegraph reports over 70s will start to receive booster covid jabs from september in order to protect them from new variants of the virus. the paper has been speaking to the vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, who says some people will have three doses of a vaccine within ten months. high street shops will be allowed to stay open until 10pm once lockdown restrictions are eased. that s according to the times, with the chanchellor, rishi sunak, urging people to get out and spend their money . and with some lockdown restrictions due to be lifted from monday, the express bears a warning from the prime minister to be safe while enjoying the first taste of freedom in quite a while. the weekend edition of the financial times leads with the launching of a new political party by ....
commented earlier about it. we are not sitting on a secret dose of supplies. we are focused on getting these out the door as quickly as possible at this point. vice president kamala harris is about to start a listening session with florida leaders at a food bank, making another pitch for the biden administration s nearly $2 trillion relief package. we are covering these stories, here and abroad, and joining us now to start off the coverage this hour, senior white house correspondent for the pbs news hour and msnbc political analyst, and correspondent in mission, texas, and nbc news, senior international correspondent keir simmons. and i ll begin with you at the white house, president biden says he will head to the border to see the situation for himself what is unfolding there and he was also asked about what his administration could do to stop people from making that dangerous trip. watch. what is the message to the migrants telling them to stay home and not to ....