Millions of americans who already have natural immunity from covid. We will look into the science. A texas law enforcement officer denied tracking down runaway house democrats who fled the state to avoid voting on new election integrity bills. We ve got the latest of elements on the situation heating up tonight in the lone star state. Of the night coming here fifth grade teacher who publicly quit her job in a emotional speech in front of the school board. She refused to continue pushing what she called their highly politicized agendas. We begin tonight with a growing number of cities announcing your be required to show proof of vaccination to go to restaurants and sports venues. Chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher tracking the story tonight. Live from the west coast newsroom. A good evening. Good evening, san francisco one of the few cities in the country where the mayor s preaching to the choir so to speak because 80% of this cities eligible residents are already vaccina
Vaccine dose for people with vulnerable immune systems. Agencies expected to green light that after a cdc meeting tomorrow. Newsweek reporting the cdc estimates more than a million people who already have already received a pfizer or moderna vaccine, they have opted to get a third, but this is unauthorized, of course. Dr. Fauci said tonight it s still not necessary for most of us. We don t feel that right now those people, namely the general normal population of people who are not immunecompromised, that they don t need a boost right now. But we are preparing for the eventuality of having to do that. Meanwhile, the nation s largest teachers union, the nea now behind a vaccine mandate for educators. Federal department of health and human services says all of its health care employees have to be vaccinated. San francisco s mayor today announced some of the nation s toughest restrictions, barring the unvaccinated, quote, from a number of indoor segments including bars, restaurants, gyms,
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Now on bbc news, the week in parliament hello again and welcome to the week in parliament the week the health secretary discovered who his friends are. The right honourable gentleman, now forever branded as hopeless hancock by his own leader. Also in this programme: britain s biggest police force is accused of institutional corruption. This is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. Changes at the top in northern ireland. Mr speaker, let us l be good neighbours. Thank you for allowing me to speak. Over and out. And looking back at prime ministers and their pets. Which included budgerigars that flew around his bedroom, to the discomfort of visiting ministers. All that to come and more. But first, monday, june 21 was supposed to be freedom day, the day the people of england could throw away their facemasks and hug one another. But freedom day has been postponed untiljuly 19 after a rise in coronavirus infections. Ministers say we must learn to li
Now on bbc news, the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament the week the health secretary discovered who his friends are. The right honourable gentleman, now forever branded as hopeless hancock by his own leader. Also in this programme: britain s biggest police force is accused of institutional corruption. This is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. Changes at the top in northern ireland. Mr speaker, let us l be good neighbours. Thank you for allowing me to speak. Over and out. And looking back at prime ministers and their pets. Which included budgerigars that flew around his bedroom, to the discomfort of visiting ministers. All that to come and more. But first, monday, june 21 was supposed to be freedom day, the day the people of england could throw away their facemasks and hug one another. But freedom day has been postponed untiljuly 19 after a rise in coronavirus infections. Ministers say we must learn to l