Tim walz make their democratic debut yesterday. Polar opposite visions for america on full display. Seldom is There a more clear choice now that the campaigns have made their selections. Brandnew hour begins now. Dana has the day off. Im bill hemmer. Welcome back to sandra smith. Sandra this is a good wednesday. Good to be with you. Im sandra smith. The Battle Lines are drawn and could not be sharper pitting one of the most far left tickets ever against the Trump Record of relative peace and prosperity. Anticipation is building for this Vance Rally that should be happening in detroit any moment now which could be a barn burner. Moments ago the former president weighed in on the race with walz completing the democrats ticket a short time ago. He is a very, very liberal man and a shocking pick. I could not be more thrilled. If you look at his record with no walls, no security, let everybody in. He is worse than they are. There has never been a ticket like this. Bill Clay Travis has analy
The sevenday average of new cases for 100,000 residents is 300% higher than it was on labor day of last year. The cdc also said children s hospitals across the country are filling up with covid cases and community transmission is dangerously high. We ll have much more on this in a moment. Let s begin with our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. Good morning to you. Why is there such a lack of clarity here on the booster? the way i understand is the white house said we got them and we bought them and now we need the green light from the fda. They thought they would get that by the 20th of september? i want to cut through all of this and say i don t like using sports metaphors but i m going to use one now. This is an unforced error by the biden administration. Back on august 18th, they said we ll be ready. President biden said we ll be ready by around september 20th to do this booster rollout. They never should have named a specific date. They should have said back then, look i
It was suddenly quiet after the big boom, and it was white clouds all over. That was sarah nir with her daughter overnight. They heard sounds of the building creaking. She ran to the lobby. She saw the pool deck area, the garage area collapse first. Got outside, and then that s when the rest of the building, she says, went down. I want to bring in someone who has been reporting extensively on this disaster, usa today reporter. Thank you so much for being with us. Your work has been terrific here. I want to get to the investigation and the engineering questions in just a second. But first, we did get some news right here on new day from the israeli commander who has been helping with the search and rescue operation. So more bodies recovered overnight. We ll get official news when they have the conference. This is what we ve been waiting for. Only in the tunnels and voids where you have a hope of finding any survivors. Well, i think thank you so much for having me. I think one of the thi
Really depends on what you mean by normality. Right. I want you to define it. Exactly the way. [ laughter ]. I ll be back tomorrow. We ll probably do this again. If i might, i might like to ask vice president pence to take over. You feel like you re back to normal? i think so. Grouchy fauci just like that. That s so cute. Good morning, welcome to morning joe. It s wednesday, may 5th. We have former chair of the republican national committee, now an msnbc political analyst, michael steele. And white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. We have to get to this morning. Including house minority leader kevin mccarthy caught on a hot mic setting the stage for congresswoman liz cheney s ouster from republican leadership. President biden sets an ambitious new goal for vaccinating americans against covid19. The director of the cdc dr. Rochelle walensky will be our guest this morning. But first, a federal judge blasted former attorney general bill barr for his handling of th
news, time for tuesday in parliament. bbc news. hello there and welcome to tuesday in parliament. on this programme: labour demands a full public inquiry after wrongly convicted post office workers have their names cleared. 900 false prosecutions, each one its own story of persecution, fear, despair, careers ruined, families destroyed, reputation smashed and lives lost. after nazanin zaghari ratcliffe is sentenced to another year injail, her local mp makes an emotional appeal. please minister, please to everyone from the opposite benches, get nazanin the release, stand up to iran, and bring my constituent home. and peers urge greater help for india s covid crisis stressing its crucial role in global vaccine production. at the time has come for us to reciprocate that goodwill and not forget the invaluable partnership that the uk and india have. but first: a minister has told mps that former subpostmasters wrongly convicted of offences must be fairly compensated as quickly