gatherings also waiting hours for covid tests. president biden trying to reassure americans on a call earlier today with the national governors association. this is not like march of 2020, the beginning of the pandemic. we are prepared and we know what it takes to save lives, protect people, and keep schools and businesses open. we just have to stay focused and continue to work together. gillian: fox team coverage starts right now. got dr. nicole saphier on the ticking clock and what the future may look like. mike: first, rich edson live at the white house. hello, rich. good afternoon, mike. this method was also for unvaccinated americans to get their shot to keep them out of the hospital. this also comes as the administration is focusing on a massive testing program, three tests to be sent out to americans likely not coming until next month. if we had known, we would have gone harder and quicker if we could have. because steps would have to be taken to increase the
the gun and think we re in good shape when we still need to be extremely careful. we re also on verdict watch in two high profile trials. first the fraud case of elizabeth holmes and second, the sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell. also the defense team for the men charged with conspireing to kidnap gretchen whitmer are asking for indictment to be overthrown. just months before they re set to go on trial. the suspects facing the possibility of life in prison. we ll begin with the latest on the omicron variant. monica alba is standing by for the president. nbc s alison barber is live in times square. i m also joined by dr. blackstock, founder and ceo of advancing health equity and an msnbc medical contributor. monica, let s start with you. we ll see the president joining the covid-19 response team s regular call with the national governor s association. i understand you learned more about what we could learn during the meeting. this is a routine check-in they do
tweed s and inflated self-esteem. it s so convincing that on my way to work, i was pelted with wet garbage and that was from his mother. but before we get to the news, it s time for a very special halloween episode of our favorite new sitcom. tonight s episode, in human resources. i am sure you are aware of all the horrific things that have been happening around the got field offices and we in human resources, we cannot tolerate, tolerate this. greg: what does this have to do with me? i had to go hit shows. what is the deal here. let me refresh your memory. my god. what s wrong question mike are you all right? speak on nothing. i m just seeing things. you have been working really hard. thursday. probably need something to drink greg: we did that on a limited budget. i can t believe he did not take that role. all right. to the news. on thursday, alec baldwin accidentally killed a cinematographer on the set of the western he was filming in ne
analysts following the latest for us this hour. we are going to begin on capitol hill. could this actually be the week that we see democrats pass major legislation instead of just talking about it? how many times have we said that? a lot. yes. it s a good possibility though, really. with all sides pushing and optimistic outlook, at least publicly. senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema may get on board. president biden was up front about the challenges with the two centrist senators but sounded confident he could get the deal to the finish line. josh is traveling with the president in delaware. does the white house think this could finally be the week that these big agenda items are passed? well, they sure hope so. democrats and president biden, kendis, could not be any more eager to be done talking about what they don t have and to be able to talk about what they have actually accomplished and to be able to run on that agenda over the next year as they get into th
abattoirs. the staggering scale of child sexual abuse by the french roman catholic church. an enquiry says more than 200,000 children were victims of a 70 year period. and the couple have led a life of slavery bully slavery and the united states and 50 years ago are finally being honoured with a blue plaque in london. she said the couple who fled a life of slavery in the united states. the couple who fled a life of slavery in the united states. if anyone welcome to bbc news. the home secretary has announced there will an enquiry into the feelings that allowed a serving police officer to kidnap, rape and murder sarah everard. at the conservative party conference, priti patel said the public needs answers to ensure that something like this can never happen again. she described wayne cozens, who has been sentenced to life in prison, as a monster. the home secretary made the announcement a little earlier today. it is a little earlier today. it is apparent a little earlier tod