i send my deepest condolences to his family. his close, close family of seven children. he thought he would be coming home to that family and his seven children. well, when the moment to act came, officer talley did not hesitate in his duty, making the ultimate sacrifice in his effort to save lives. that s the definition of an american hero. sadly, once again, flags are flying at half-staff at the white house and other federal buildings across the country. on capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee began a fatefully timed hearing on gun violence, which was scheduled before the shootings in boulder and the atlanta area last week. while local authorities lead the investigation in colorado. why did this happen? we don t have the answer to that yes and the investigation is in the very early stages and the investigators are working hard to determine that. all right. we begin our coverage with nbc news s steve patterson in boulder, colorado. steve, good to have you wit
unvaccinated children hospitalized for covid could experience severe disease and reinforces the importance of vaccination for all eligible children to provide individual protection and to protect those who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. it comes as the times reports that the fda is planning to approve a booster dose a third pfizer dose for 12 to 15-year-olds on monday. meanwhile, just 14% of 5 to 11-year-olds in in country in fully vaccinated. it compares to 53% of 12 to 17-year-olds still too low. dr. fauci today aim blaming the recent rise in hospitalizations on children and their parents who failed to take their kids to get their shots. if you look at the number of children right now going to the hospital who are in trouble getting seriously ill, you almost have to say it is the responsibility of the parent to protect their child. virtually all, not 100%, but close to that of the children w.h.o. are seriously ill in a hospital from covid-19 are children whose par
and mexico high-level security talks on the border crisis this time not a college mobile game or a tea party. teachers with the vaccine info, the privacy concern ordered by a teachers union. first the crisis piles on for president biden after the worst jobs report ms. estimates by hundreds of thousands from the economy to the botched afghanistan withdrawal, the border and violent crime spiking across the country biden s first eight months have been full of problems september s jobs report fell short of the 507,000 with 194,000 new jobs being added. but biden says that his progress. in total the job creation of the for statement is now 5 million jobs. jobs up, wages up, unemployment down that is progress. when you take a step back and look what s happening we are making real progress we are making consistent steady progress. thanks to bipartisan agreement we are making progress in funding the government raising the debt limit so people get their social security and milit
good evening, shannon. the department has called on the fbi to step in amid increasing unrest school board meetings across the country. dissuade parents from speaking out against elected leaders. it started with a letter sent to president biden from the national school board association asking for federal assistance to deal with what the board calls threatening behavior by parents. quote: the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes. following an inquiry from fox news, the department of justice announced that they would oblige the nsba request. the backlash was immediate. if this isn t a deliberate attempt to chill parents from showing up at school board meetings so their elected school board, i don t know what is. in response, deputy attorney general lisa monaco insisted that government agencies would only intervene in cases of violence. the job of the justice department and local law enforcement
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