now, according to the trump campaign s assis claims, dominion voting election company worked with a an election firm smartmatic, george soros and the government to steal the election from donald trump. of course, none that is even true. days before the infamous press conference, probably airing the baseless claims and there are internal records that prove it. there s the details from the new york times reporting, quote, according to emails contained in the court documents, zack parkinson, then the campaign director s director of communications reached out to subordinates in november 13th asking them to debunk several matters concerning dominion. the next day, it shows mr. parkinson got a copy of a memo, cobbled together by his staff which largely appeared to be news articles. and the times has a list of rebutted allegations, photo, that dominion did not use voting technology that dominion had no ties to venezuela or mr. soros. and there s no evidence that dominion leaders
reporter: i don t think anybody is happy about the price tag, particularly given there s going to be another gubernatorial election just a year from now. people will be voting on whether or not gavin newsom should be the governor again in 2022. if you would have asked me about the surprise a month ago, the answer potentially would have been yes. but the fact that gavin newsom is going back to work in the building behind me this morning after the last couple of weeks that we ve had here in california, i don t think it s a surprise. certainly not to his campaign. they felt very confident about how this was going to play out, especially with the late campaign turn, larry elders, and he wasn t going to accept the results of the election. and the reality is people support gavin newsom s policies, they support him on covid vaccine mandates and mask mandates, support his effort to help the unhoused population, to close the inequality gap and fight the wildfires fueled by climate c
credible evidence of substantially declining protection against severe disease which is the primary goal of vaccination. and in other words, these authors and this is a well respected group of folks, say, look it doesn t help prevent severe disease, why are we doing this and what are the point of this and this is including the science health organization and food and drug administration. now let s look at the other side. that side is rooted in many ways here in israel where i am now. there is lots of israeli date yu looking at boosters, they have given booters to about a third of the population over the past six weeks and they say that it does help protect against severe disease and hospitalization. they say they have lots of day of thea that does show that it helps and dr. fauci, the president s medical adviser has quoted this data many times. let s take a listen at what he said last week. if you look at israeli data and they are about a month ahead of us in vaccinations a
governor. the transfer of power took place at 12:01 a.m. the question is what s her first order of business? it s way too early for this. good morning, and welcome to way too early. show that is proud to see another glass ceiling shattered. on this tuesday, august the 24th, we will start with the news. with an august the 31st deadline now just one week away, president biden is facing mounting pressure to extend the evacuation mission in afghanistan. # at a virtual meeting with g7 leaders later this morning, some of america s top allies will reportedly press the president to keep u.s. troops at the kabul airport past august. two u.s. officials tell nbc news that president biden is expected to make a decision later today on whether to extend that deadline. the u.s. military has informed the white house that it ll take three to four days to get the roughly-6,000 troops and remaining embassy staff out of kabul. that would mean the u.s. would need to start moving troops out by
the first covid-19 vaccine to pass this final regulatory hurdle. the approval was the fastest in the agency s history, coming less than four months after pfizer filed for licensing. and the fda s announcement started a number of new vaccine mandates with more to come. new york city now requiring all department of education employees to get at least one dose of the covid vaccine by tend of september. the effort to fully reopen the country s largest school district next month is expected to set a standard for many districts across the country. it affects more than 148,000 public school employees the deadline for staff to get at least one dose is september 27th. mayor bill de blasio will be our guest later this morning to discuss this announcement. plus the pentagon moving ahead with vaccines for all service members now that they have the fda approval. they said a time line for when service members must receive the shot will be in the coming days. it ll be mandated for active