Come on camera, to let these children know they are not alone. The facility very close to the ride here. They are sure the protesters were making their voices heard to the children inside to the at least 70 children separated from their parents, girls and boys, age 13 to 17. I was speaking to Asylum Speakers as well. We reported earlier in the week from mexico, people desperately trying to cross over, a journey that can take up to three months. I spoke to one asylum speaker from honduras. She came traveling her 11monthold child. It took her six weeks to get to the border. She was turned away for eight days. Eight days on the mexican side trying to get in through the Port Of Entry the right way, as President Trump would say. After she came here, she was given an Immigration Court day. Were following up with her. She has to show up to court this tuesday. She was showing me the documents. Theyre all in english, of course, barely able to make any sense of them. And she cannot afford a lawy
mayo de blasio will leave at the end of the year because he s termed out. they ll have a better relationship and a better deal going forward. miguel marquez, thank you. joining us, dr. jonathan reiner, cardiologist and professor at gw medical center. thanks for doing this. so if the cdc approves the vaccine for young kids on tuesday, which is anticipated, how soon can shots be administered and kids 5 to 11. wednesday. i think this is a big moment for the 28 million kids who are vulnerable to infection, to their families. it s a big moment for keeping schools open around the united states, particularly as we get into cold weather and people move indoors and typically respiratory viruses increase in frequency. and it s a big moment for protecting the vulnerable people in the community. people who are immunocompromised either as a consequence of their illnesses or treatment for illnesses. so it s an important step
they can make it work. there may be some reduction in services. the city says they are ready for it. jake? yesterday the firefighters union protested outside the mayor s residence, gracie mansion. what kind of resistance to the vaccine mandate are you seeing on the ground? there was a very big protest on monday among many of the different groups at gracie mansion. several hundred, maybe over 1,000 firefighters and other workers who were out there. what is not clear, even though the vaccination rates were low or climbing, it s not clear how many people are just not reporting that they have been vaccinated. it is possible they have been vaccinated but not reporting it. the union is really trying to build leverage here with mayor de blasio. he felt they did this all too quickly and didn t give them time to react to this mandate. so they are hoping when the new mayor is elected on tuesday,
response? i think we re missing two central statements we need to make. number one, we can no longer allow a white nationalist to be in the white house, number one. and number two [ applause ] number two, we have to make america what it s always been, a place of refuge. we got to boost the number of people we accept. i m proud to have been the first governor saying send us your syrian refugees. i m proud fob the first governor to stand up against donald trump s muslim ban. i m proud to have sued him 21 times. and beat him 21 times in a row. i m ready for november 2020. go ahead, mayor de blasio, please, your response. two points. it s all kind of a charade because there s 11 million people here and everyone in theory has broken the law, but they re part of our communities now, they re part of our economy, they re our neighbors. why are we even discussing on one level whether it s a civil penalty or a criminal penalty when it s an american reality. and what we need is comprehe
officer who killed eric gardner is still on the nypd. was that response adequate? please respond. no. he should be fired. he should be fired now. i sat down with eric gardner s mother. when you have lost your son, when he begged for breath, when you know because you have a video, when you know because he said, i can t breathe, so many times, over and over again. when you know, he used an illegal chokehold, that person should be fired. and if i was the mayor, i would fire him. as president, i would make sure we had a full investigation, the report would be made public. and if i wasn t satisfied, we would have a consent degree. i want to bring in senator harris now. senator harris, you ve been critical of vice president biden s policies on race. specifically on the issue of bussing in the 1970s, having benefited from bussing when you were a young child. vice president biden says your