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we closed in on a go time. on saturday. a veteran reporter from the los angeles time was there at the scene. to witness the peoples streaming in. to witness the huge crowds converging. ready to make themselves heard. that reporter, doug melbourne from the l.a. times, was able to capture the scenes. as we closed into that noon hour. he captured the scene this way, at 11:33 am anne yes that was. it. and this isn t just a shot that was taken in the wrong direction. or a shot that was taken of the sidelines. if you look where we re reporting out there, that s the big screen. that is the stage. that s the center of the main event. less than a half hour before the whole thing was supposed to kick off. worries everybody? now, to be fair, this was 11:33 am. things did fill out a little bit by the time noon actually rolled around. but, not by that much. this was a s biggest the whole thing ever got on saturday. this was around 1 pm. about an hour into it. when there is a big mar ....
disease and mass death event in american history. today a new announcement brought some hope of potentially shielding young children from the coronavirus, that is, those hoops parents are willing. and those who believe in the vaccine. pfizer says that lower dosage of the vaccine is safe and effective for all children between the ages of five and 11. meanwhile, the administration has been taking heat from u.s. allies over its travel band, based on the vibe russ. for foreign visitors. today that policy was revoked. the white house will allow fully vaccinated for nationals to fly into our country starting in november. and as we mentioned, biden will make his debut at the un general ascend lee tomorrow. his appearance comes after that chaotic exit from afghanistan, and at a time when friends is angry at us, over our weapons deal. what you will hear the president talk about tomorrow is that we are committed to those alliances. the threat of climate, the threat of democracy ....
border. i ve also seen the video, i can t imagine what the scenario is where that would be appropriate. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes there was good news on the quarterback scene today. something we don t get to say every day on this program. this morning, pfizer and biontech announced that their vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. the company s plan to apply for authorization from the food and drug administration by the end of this month, now obviously, as a parent of two kids who would be eligible for the vaccine the fda approves under invested in this. i know a lot of you are too. to run a talk to the former acting head of the center for disease control and prevention, about this and what it means in just a bit. but throughout this whole year, since january, we ve had this we are drawing good news bad news situation on the vaccine. the news about the vaccine themselves, from a scientific standpoin ....
calls a stab in the back. and there s the continuing fallout from the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan after 20 years of war, including that mistaken drone strike last month that killed ten afghan civilians, including seven children. in an exclusive interview with savannah guthrie on the today show, british prime minister boris johnson repeatedly refused to criticize biden s handling of the withdrawal. it s never going to be an easy thing to do, to pull out of somewhere like afghanistan after 20 years, in a clean and straightforward way. your own diplomats were stranded in kabul. we have that mistaken drone strike. are you frustrated that the u.s. withdrawal was so botched, frankly? i think that it was ami logistical success, what they did. great pain and extraordinary possibility. we have lost so much to this devastating pandemic, that continues to claim lives around the world and impact so much on our existence. we re mourning more than $4.5 mill ....
at war for the first time in 20 years. he also promised to work with congress to double u.s. climate funding to $100 billion calling climate change a challenge without borders. the president also said we have given more than $15 billion toward the global pandemic response and have shipped 160 million vaccine doses world wide. and with just about every challenge he mentioned, he note add group effort will be required to solve it. to fight the wars of the past, we are fixing our eyes on devoting our resources to the challenges that hold the keys to our collective future. ending this pandemic, addressing the climate crisis, managing the shifts in global power dynamics, shaping the roles of the world on vital issues like trade, cyber and emergent technologies, and facing the threat of terrorism as it stands today. all this coming against the backdrop of this pandemic, of course. big vaccine news in the last three hours. johnson & johnson says its booster shot is 94% eff ....