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to the stark number of people who still refuse to get a safe vaccine. dr. anthony fauci is warning if the overwhelming proportion of people do not get the shot, there is ample chance we could see an even more aggressive variant than delta in the future. the virus is always thinking, it s always changing. biden administration is on the verge of taking major steps on mandating covid-19 vaccines for foreign visitors to the u.s. as well as for all active duty members of the military. we are expecting updates on those new steps in just a few hours. we ll bring them to you when they happen, when the white house covid-19 response team briefs the media later today. joining me now to discuss all these developments, dr. paul sacks, clinical director, division of infectious diseases at brigham and women s hospital. doctor, good to have you back on. first where we stand on vaccines as delta numbers emerge. doctors acknowledge it will be likely vaccinated folks like you and me may n ....
whom were young women, by engaging in unwanted groping, kisses, hugging, and by making inappropriate comments. this investigation has revealed conduct that corrodes the fabric and character of state government and shines light on injustice that can be present at the highest levels of government. governor cuomo is speaking now, we want to layout everything the attorney general said and bring you the remarks from the start. the attorney general detailed the 165 page report late this morning, it concludes a five month investigation overseen by her office that was requested by the governor himself. what s more, investigators say allegations against the governor were not isolated incidents. they were part of a pattern. the governor s pattern of sexually harassing behavior was not limited to members of his own staff but extended to other state employees including a state trooper who served on his protective detail. we ve already seen a number of new york democrats renew ....
within. some say she had a history of emotional troubles. screaming n obscenities and shouting. reporter: could this beloved teacher have multiple personalities? to find what happened an elite group of detectives would launch an elaborate missionch. the staged kid nappings, the fake blood is truly phenomenal. reporter: all leading to a sit downal they called mr. big. shattering. the story you re about to witness is all too real though it may seem perhaps implausible likepe a play or a movie with a its dark heart something quite unspeakable. the actors are the family divided across a thin line separating truth and deception. there s the gambler with that desperate hand, the voice, the presence, someonee, from the beyond. and the audacious undercover caper all to solve an 11-year-old mystery and put under the light of intense personal scrutiny a most unlikely villain who depending on whom you choose to believe may not be a villain at all. but in the beginning ....
policies. several shelters saw children traveling to the border alone. how old were the children you saw? and terrific reporting as always, some republicans top of all this are accusing the biden administration of letting migrants with covid-19 in the country. what do you say about that? right, this stems from information this week that 108 migrants have tested positive since the end of january. this is one of the hot spots of the migration patterns. three migrants per day roughly. the reality is it s a complicated situation on local officials and local charity organizations to do conduct the covid testing for migrants. one of the charities, the catholic charities organization in the rio grande valley has received thousands of tests in recent weeks, and it s those volunteers that are testing and they are providing hotel space for anyone that tests positive. the question we have not gotten a clearance to is how many are in the hotels. they cannot force them, but they ....
reporter: yeah. in fact ground action in the senate to a halt, and all because of one senator. joe manchin, west virginia democrat. someone who s vote is so critical in the 50/50 senate to amend this bill you need 51 votes. if they don t have bipartisan support all democrats need to join hands and also get the vice president to come and break a tie. but because of the jobless benefits, a last-minute deal that democrats cut with the white house, joe manchin is not onboard with that yet and that s essentially stalled action in the senate. this last-minute deal reached would extend jobless benefits at $300 a week through september. but it also includes a plan that would ensure that the first $10,200 of jobless income from jobless benefit would not be taxed. the last part, the non-taxable part of the jobless benefits was not part of the original proposal that extends jobless benefits at $400 through august. this new plan goes an additional month including a tax-free plan. ....