york.ockaway new muriel, good morning. caller: yes, last night on rachel maddow i heard that several governors who are expecting to get the vaccine in certain amounts next week are told by the government they won't be getting them. the governors are saying they don't know what to do. pfizer is saying they have millions of vaccines on the shelves just sitting there and they don't know where to send the vaccines. i need you to find out, if you can come if there will be a shortage of vaccines next week, and who is holding up the vaccines? the government is saying everything is fine. it is something with pfizer. pfizer is saying they have millions of vaccines on a shelf waiting to find out where they are going. one more thing. here in this country, how are you going to give them the vaccine? a lot of them have been here for years and years working here, but they are undocumented. how are you going to get them to get the vaccine without them being in fear of being deported? host: go ahead and answer. guest: two great questions.

york.ockaway new muriel, good morning.aller: yes, last night on rachel maddow i heard that several governors who are expecting to get the vaccine in certain amounts next week are told by the government they won't be getting them. the governors are saying they don't know what to do. pfizer is saying they have millions of vaccines on the shelves just sitting there and they don't know where to send the vaccines. i need you to find out, if you can come if there will be a shortage of vaccines next week, and who is holding up the vaccines? the government is saying everything is fine. it is something with pfizer. pfizer is saying they have millions of vaccines on a shelf waiting to find out where they are going. one more thing. here in this country, how are you going to give them the vaccine? a lot of them have been here for years and years working here, but they are undocumented. how are you going to get them to get the vaccine without them being in fear of being deported? host: go ahead and answer. guest: two great questions. d

mayor muriel bowser about the possibility of new restrictions.standing by live. >>> this hour's breaking news. advisory panel for the centers for disease control and prevention voting to recommend who should have priority when coronavirus vaccines become available. joining me now, mayor of washington, d.c. muriel bowser. thank you for joining us. the cdc advisory board just voted 13-1 health care workers and long-term care residents should be first in line to get vaccines. you're the mayor of washington, d.c. i assume you'll following that recommendation, is that right. >> we certainly will work with our health department. we have impanelled our own advisory committee and we are working closely with the cdc and i think what is really important right now, wolf, as my agencies are working with the federal government to make sure that d.c. has its fair share in the first round. we have some concerns about making sure the vaccine is apportioned according to our work population. we swell to cover a lot of federal workers, people would work in the whit

new vaccination process. and i'm now pleased to welcome the mayor of the district of columbia mayor muriel bowser. >> thank you. well, good afternoon, everyone. i am delighted to be here. i want to thank you, secretary azar, surgeon general, thank you for your leadership, and to all of the wonderful doctors and nurses and health care professionals here at washington, d.c.'s george washington university. please give them all a hand. [ applause ] we are very happy today. i gave my briefing about covid, and certainly we all can recall how difficult the last nine months has been in fighting this global pandemic. we're very grateful to the people of washington, d.c., the business owners of washington, d.c., who very heeded our advice, and helped us best contain this virus as much as possible to get us to this day. the day when this vaccine starts going out, people start getting this vaccine, get all of their questions answered so they inoculate themselves and their families with the vaccine. today i was actually with several members of d.c. fire and ems, and they will be among the first d.c. government workers who

news conference. -- and a please department allowed white supremacist to tear down property on a black church. murielbowser does not keep us safe. amy: in washington state, police arrested a far-right trump supporters saturday after he allegedly shot an anti-fascist counter-protester at competing demonstrations in the state capital olympia. and wanting to our viewers, this -- a warning to our viewers, this headline contains graphic images of violence. in new jersey, police arrested nine people saturday at a demonstration outside the bergen county jail in support of prisoners who've gone on hunger strike to protest their treatment by immigration and customs enforcement. police used smoke grenades and pepper sprayo clear e solidaty ral. tivistare demaing the relee of all prisone during thcovid-19andemic. here in new york, protesters held a march in support of the hunger strikers on friday. at least six people were injured -- some of them with broken bones -- after a woman rammed her car into a crowd of protesters. she was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment. in india, farmers arholding a on