go towards amtrak operations. especially to repair conductivity between new york and new jersey. this has been a priority of the biden white house. some of those democratic leadership who were present new york, new jersey, and connecticut, -- that represent new york, new jersey, and connecticut, two points worth mentioning. transportation projects are at the local and state level. in order for them to proceed, they have to qualify for federal assistance via a federal loan. that process could take several years. if there was a -- if a state had a dedicated money for an improvement project, the environmental review process could take several years. perhaps a decade to be finalized. the money has been dedicated for a specific project, often, the maturation of that investment takes several years to realize. host: melanie in ventura, california. you are on with your guest -- our guest. caller: they are saying they're not going to take -- i have not received my checks. there are people who still need their unemployment.

and i_ a long time to write on amtrak and i was — a long time to write on amtrak and i was thinkingto hit the tracks.- time to hit the tracks. some eo - le time to hit the tracks. some people don't _ time to hit the tracks. some people don't get _ time to hit the tracks. some people don't get into - time to hit the tracks. some people don't get into the - people don't get into the smaller areas, the smaller towns, so going through the back areas, you have an opportunity to expand the mind, because once the mind expands it can never return to its original dimensions. my my next stop is the city of san antonio. but not before the sunset limited limbs up to its name. —— lives up to its name. san antonio is a modern, prosperous city. in fact now it is america's seventh largest. it is very cosmopolitan, and in many ways not typically texan. but it has one historical attraction which get to the very heart of what it means to be american, and what especially —— more especially, texan. this is the alamo, a legendary site in us history, wary in 1836 a small group of troops fighting for texan

in supplemental appropriations for amtrak in response to covid-19. earlier this summer, you did an audit report of the federal railroad administration program of oversight of amtrak's use of funding. your report found a range of problems at fra and incomplete policies to assess amtrak's adherence to programs, etc. you made several recommendations to fra to improve its oversight. can you describe fra's response to your office's findings and the specific steps it plans to take to implement the recommendations? >> yes, i can. that audit report on fra's oversight of amtrak grant spending recognized in it a likely application and the application of those recommendations to the future spending through cares act and other coronavirus relief funds that exceed the grant funding that fra typically administers for amtrak. we made several recommendations, which fra has accepted and is in the process of implementing. i believe the target dates are for later in 2021. those include that they create measurable oversight goals and metrics for their oversight of amtra

larry: a bay area man is killed in a police shootout at an amtrak station. plus -- >> we are going to fight hard and defeat this thing. ama: just three weeks until the recallor larry: the surprised roadblock that snarled traffic southern california. ama: first, look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> i went inside and it was you and introduced me to you and you are like, "congratulations, lizzo, your smashing it." and i was like, "i will smash murder was shot and killed by an amtrak police officer in chicago. amtrak says they were notified by california authorities that the man who boarded the train in emeryville had several pending warrants, including one for word. when the suspect -- including one for murder. the suspect ran away from officers, injuring a worker in the process. police say he opened fire on the, they return fire. 4 people were taken to the hospital. the suspect later died from his injuries. ama: governor newsom sat down for a one-on-one interview with matt gottman in grizzly flats, a community near lake tahoe left devastate caldor

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i actually have a couple of 1/8 scale amtrak cars, and since i got them i thought they looked so good was waiting for a long time to ride on amtrak, and i was thinking it was like, time to hit the tracks. some people don't get into the smaller areas, the smaller towns, so by going through the back areas, you have an opportunity to expand the mind, because once the mind expands it can never return to its original dimension. my next stop is the city of san antonio. but not before the sunset limited lives up to its name. san antonio is a modern, prosperous city. in fact now it is america's seventh largest. it is very cosmopolitan, and in many ways not stereotypically texa n. but it has one historical attraction which gets to the very heart of what it means to be american, and more especially, texan. this is the alamo, a legendary site in us history, where in 1836 a small group of troops fighting for texan independence were laid siege by a much larger mexican army. the texan forces held out for 13 days before they were overwhelmed and killed. dr winders, bruce, how are you? but historian

in the last week, at&t, amtrak, mcdonald's, they all announced maxine requirements. i recently met with a group of business and education leaders from united air lines to kaiser permanente to howard university who are also doing the same thing. over 200 health systems, more than 50 in the past two weeks have announced maxine requirements. colleges and universities are requiring more than 5 million students to be vaccinated as they return to classes this fall . all of this makes a difference. the wall street journal reported the share of job postings stating that new hires must be vaccinated has nearly doubled in the past month. governors and mayors in california, maryland, massachusetts, new york, oregon, and washington have all announced vaccination requirements. let's be clear. vaccination requirements have been around for decades. students, health care professionals, our troops, they are typically required to receive vaccines to prevent everything from polio to smallpox to measles, mumps, rubella. the reason most people don't worry about those diseases today is be

you can now add amtrak to that list. they said workers must be vaccinated by november 1st or submit to weekly testing. starting october 1st, all new employees will need to show proof of vaccination before their first day of work. amtrak says it will provide benefits to fully-vaccinated employees who contract covid-19 and need to quarantine. other companies are requiring vaccination, we've told you about microsoft and google, rideshare companies uber and lyft, united statesed airlines and disney. >>> how about the new york stock exchange. they'll require traders to be fully vaccinated by september 13th or they won't be allowed back on the floor. the exchange is expanding the random testing to include vaccinated personnel. >>> students at west virginia's wesleyan college will have to pay a fee if they can't prove they've already been vaccinated. it is meant to cover the expense of continued testing and ploet calls. >>> and the cdc is strengthening its message that pregnant women get the vaccine. all of the studied women re

amtrak is implementing a vaccination poll schism employee who is don't get vaccinated must have a validson or get tested weekly. current workers have until november 1st to comply in a memo viewed by "the washington post," amtrak said while some employees have shared their apprehensive, vaccines are the best way to protect staff and customers. dan: well, the wright brothers may have put kitty hawk on the map. but the bay area may be an aviation first. all electric aircraft that lifts and lands vertically is taking flight underscoring how that continues to boost our economy. david louie explains how two new tests is providing proof of its promise. david: anticipation is growing that this all electric aircraft could be in production next year with the ability of doing vertical lift off and landing. the santa cruz company went public on the new york stock exchange fresh off of an unmanned test flying that disstance key to jovi's goal to be a taxi service to have a faster travel from san francisco to tahoe for example. >> having the different vary of train distances is what drives huge value

this bill puts historic investment in freight and in amtrak. as i mentioned the economy of a global nature is demanding that we be able to move competitively our products. but if we don't continue to invest in freight, we're not going to get that job done. so this provides $66 billion to improve our passenger rail and freight system, the single largest investment that we've had in our amtrak system that was funded 50 years ago. the commerce committee bill laid the foundation for this funding which i believe will do three things. it will mean more investment to fix the problems in the northeast corridor. more specifically, it will give us the ability to have more sequencing of trains throughout the united states of america. and it will provide for new service in city fares that i hope will help economy in many states with more investment. i know the senator from montana, senator tester, was more than adamant about our amtrak testing and the services that montana demands. i want to thank him for his help on this. i want to thank senator duckworth

a spokesperson for amtrak says taylor did not expect to see police officers waiting for him.died following the shootout with police. >>> multiple rush fires ignited on coyote creek in san jose this afternoon. people rush to keep the flames check before first responders a right. firefighters quickly douse the flames as they burn close to commercial structures. fences as well as an outside industrial quitman area. on the store much, hurricane ida quickly is intensifying after hitting cuba. it is expected to slam the u.s. gulf coast as a dangerous category 4 storm this weekend. winds could topplean hour as it heads towards louisiana. the mayor of new orleans has now ordered people living outside of the city level protection system to evacuate. the saints canceled the preseason game tomorrow and some recreation centers are already setting up shelters. we will start seeing winds as early as tomorrow night. landfall is expected sometime sunday with heavy rains as well as the impact overnight into monday morning. >>> at least one half of the country gets rain. albeit, you know, hurr

when i went to philadelphia not long ago for the 50th anniversary of amtrak, i was proud to be able to say that the bill was in the works and that it would be the most important investment in rail since the creation of amtrak itself. the bill will upgrade railroad tracks so that people can get to work and their destinations faster and build new lines to get people to more places faster. reducing, i might add, pollution . another critical part of the bill, 90% of the jobs created don't require a college degree. tired of hearing me say that, i know, but this is a blue-collar blueprint to rebuild america. we are going to do all of this by keeping my commitment. we will not raise taxes by one cent on people making less than $400,000 a year. everyone from union to business leaders to economists, left, right, and center, believe the public investment in this bill will include more jobs, higher productivity, higher growth for the economy over the long term. forecasters on wall street project that over the next 10 years the economy will expand by trillions of dollars and create an additional 2

he has written the amtrak train a lot from new york down to wilmington, delaware. he heads into leads the most diverse government in israeli history. we have a big agenda today starting with covid which we have been talking about. both of our successful vaccination programs. we will continue to talk about the issue of booster shots. their program has great results and we will start in september. we are considering the advice that you have given that we should start earlier. it's promising, this booster program that's going to start here september the 20th pending approval of the fda and cdc committee outside experts. the question raised should it be shorter than eight months? should it be as little as five months? that is being discussed. i spoke with dr. fauci this morning about that. we are also going to discuss israel's unwavering commitment that we have in the united states to israel security. i fully support replenishing israel's iron dome system and we are also going to discuss the threat from iran and making sure they never develop a nuclear weapon. we are p

we also included funding for amtrak's national network to help address its deferred capital needs and to bring new train cars to state-supported routes like the down easter in maine. mr. president, i'm also excited that the bill provides an additional $95 million to support the university transportation center program. this program harnesses the research and development expertise at our institutions of higher education to improve our infrastructure. the university of maine, i'm proud to say, participates in this program. it is leading the way by pioneering cutting edge materials to build more durable environmentally friendly roads and bridges at a lower cost. i recently participated in a bridge dedication that used the new materials and techniques that have been developed at the university of maine. this bridge will last far longer it has -- because of the materials used to build it, it has a far lower carbon footprint, and it is a really exciting development. this is -- this program will be better supported by the funding in our bill. the energy title of our bill will provide critica

as well as amendments on amtrak.hen we get from democrats, amendments to enhance electric vehicle charging station funding as well as the transportation equity programs that i mention. host: that last point, 7.5 billion dollars for vehicle chargers -- how would that work? would these be federally funded vehicle charges, tied to private industry? what is the prospectus of how that would work? guest: right now the way that the bill is crafted, that money will be dedicated to state agencies to create a line of funding for state agencies to build their electric vehicle charging stations, primarily addressed stops. there could be -- primarily at rest stops. there could be negotiation as to the management of those charging stations. and then a state dot could partner with a private company to have that private company have a contract to operate those electrical vehicle charging stations. that is down the road. right now the money would go to state dot's so they could proceed with this, and then the federal government and f

when the suspect arrived at union station, he ran from officers and hurt and amtrak worker. police say he shot at them and they return fire. four people were taken to the hospital. the suspect later died from his injuries. the u.s. supreme court has issued an order allowing the revival of a trump era immigration policy. the high court declined the biden administration request to place it on hold. it says migrants have to wait in mexico while waiting for an immigration court date. it was terminated after president biden took office. missouri and texas sued to challenge. kumasi: an east bay judge dealt a big blow to uc berkeley's plans. the judge ordered cal to immediately stop the $126 million project and cap enrollment at last year's level. residents in the area sued the university to stop the project. according to the ruling, cal failed to share the impact of expanded enrollment on berkeley's homeless population. another round of stimulus checks from the state will start going out. the amount ranges from $500 to $1100. to qualify, you have to be a california resident with a

in the last week, at&t, amtrak, mcdonald's all announced vaccine requirements.eached out to agrippa business and education leaders from united airlines to kaiser permanente to howard university for doing the same thing. over 200 health systems, more than 50 in the last two weeks have announced vaccine requirements. colleges and universities are requiring more than 5 million students to be vaccinated as they return to classes this fall. all of this makes a difference. the wall street journal reported the share of job postings stating that new hires must be vaccinated has nearly doubled in the past month. governors and mayors in california, maryland, massachusetts, new york and washington have all announced vaccination requirements. let us be clear, vaccination requirements have been around for decades. students, health care professionals, our troops are typically required to receive vaccines to prevent everything from polio to smallpox, measles to mumps to rubella. in fact, the reason most people in america do not worry about polio, smallpox, measles, mumps or ru

of amtrak.ppease their passengers and have good service for their passengers. so there is a lot in this legislation including the laz highway that needs to be refurbished. so every single member of congress is going to get something they want out of this legislation, jose. >> michael, i want to play something that susan collins said, take a listen. >> i have worked with the members of our group so that we have a state by state analysis. and in the end, i think we will have more than 10 republicans who support the bill. >> do you share her optimism? >> yeah, i think the senator is correct about that. i think the momentum has been established, largely by the fact that mitch mcconnell is on board. they have not lead up to where they are right now. they will be on the back end of this. they need to now get this done in is stillically cased, the congress, the senate, they like to complain about how difficult they are. when they begin to turn the corners and that momentum is there to get it done it is

solo harán excepciones por motivos religiosos >> y cada vez son más las empresa que exigen esto, y amtrako a más de un millón de migrantes en la frontera sur, la escalada continúa al igual que la desinformacion en ellos para llegar al sur >> migrar o morir >> estando en guatemala recibi llamados de 4 números en que me amenazaban si no daba 50 quetzales. >> esta pareja junto a su hijo viajaron a la frontera. después del cruce del río fueron aprehendidos por patrulla fronteriza >> nos pasaron al otro lado del puente >> saldúas texas >> ahí tienen un gran número de personas que no pueden procesar >> ahí estuvieron más de 12 horas y fueron llevados por patrulla fronteriza >> nos dijeron que dejáramos todo ,porque adentro el lugar era muy caliente.>> nos metieron a los cuartos donde pasamos 24 horas, había más de 50 personas en el cuarto. no me quité mi mascarilla pero había unos sin mascarilla no tienen control en el covid-19 >> el 3 de agosto fueron llevados en avión a nogales. >> lejos de sus contactos y conexiones. >>cuando estábamos en arizona mi hijo enfermó, tenía fiebre, estaba vomitan

tom: william flynn of amtrak, the chief executive officer on where they stand on infrastructure as wellknows is he needs people from tribeca to go up to penn station and climb on board amtrak, particularly the new and wonderful morning hand development. they have to live somewhere. we saw that yesterday with steve ross coming out with a huge announcement of optimism on new york city. with blackstone it is a quarter of a billion dollars to redo. truffles tribeca. what kind of name is that for a building? honest to god. truffles tribeca is what they call it. he used to play truffles in australia. scott crowe joins us with center square investments. blackstone, a quarter of $1 billion. that is optimism on new york city real estate. scott: absolutely, from a live-in standpoint. new york city is already back. rinse are at or above -- rents are at or above pre-covid levels. people want to live in cities. they like the excitement, the amenities. the bigger question is will people be working in cities? that is why the office market continues to be in a funk. the essential side has come roaring

just an amtrak away. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35.made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. pleasanton harvest festival is back at the alameda county fairgrounds after a two year aberrant -- absence. >>living and being able to build our business. it has been a really inspiring impact for us. >>he festival continues today, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. general admission is five dollars. that is nine dollars. -- is nine dollars. these are, let's get one check of our forecast. -- lisa, let's get one final check of our forecast. >> a ridge of high pressure is heating the inland valley. 90's there. 70's around the bay. tomorrow, it stays hot inland then everybody cools off the rest of the week. >> i am this for -- i am ms. fritz -- liz fritz. both t t t t t t t t t t qualified for the world series in williamsport, pennsylvania. abc seven news continues at 5:00 p.m.. have a great day. >> michael finney here. i know many of you are waiti

vacunado al inició del período de otoño las clases presenciales vuelven a stanford 1 de septiembre >> amtrakajadores deberán vacunarse para noviembre o tendrán que someterse a nuevas pruebas covid-19, y que todos los empleados deben estar vacunados también pagarán beneficios a empleados contagiados y que necesiten permanecer en cuarentena >> también exigirán pruebas a clientes del restaurante para protegerá los empleados >> en missouri un bebé nacido prematuro el año pasado lleva cinco meses debatiendose entre la vida y la muerte el menor ya tiene un año el padre insistió en la vacunación esto significa proteger a quienes no pueden hacerlo, >> y también indican que es inevitable que los niños no se contagien en centros educativos y escuelas es que ya se registraron los primeros contagios >> padres preocupados >> me preocupa porque los casos están subiendo >> y se reporta un crecimiento de 30% en contagios en menores de estado de derecho por la academia de pediatría americana. >>los niños no están protegidos, hemos relajado el uso de mascarillas y cubre bocas >> y la amenaza llega a centros e

on august 20th, and amtrak collided with a semitruck. trains are now running again at this intersection, you should never ever try to beat a train through the crossing arm. it is never worth risking your life. >>> following some developing news in san jose tonight, most lanes of southbound 101 are still shut down just north of brokaw road due to a fatal crash involving three cars and two motorcycles. one lane reopened in just the past few minutes but the backup extends for miles. chp says avoid that area if you can. >>> it could take until midnight to cap a natural gas pipeline broken by a third- party contractor. the leak has forced evacuations in the area, but no injuries have been reported. >>> heavy flooding has brought an early end to san francisco's stern grove festival. here's what the festival grounds look like at the moment, after a catastrophic water main break along slope avenue. it sent about 700,000 gallons of water spilling into the park and surrounding areas. forcing the cancellation of sunday's final show. >>> a new wildf

amtrak canceling all trains from new york to boston.cern. >>> also right now, at least ten people are dead and 40 others missing after severe flooding in humphrey county, tennessee. the state reporting power outages all over the area. the sheriff saying the county's water system is down. search and rescue efforts have been taking place throughout the night. >>> sha'carri richardson back on the track competing against the jamaican team that won the tokyo olympics. as you may remember, richardson was banned from the olympics in tokyo after testing positive for a chemical found in marijuana. richardson finished last in a field of nine runners in eugene, oregon. in a post-race interview the sprinter said this is one race and she is not done. >>> we start this half hour though with the hospitals on the brink in the u.s., hit by an overload of covid cases and staff shortages due to worker burnout. abc's marcus moore has the latest from dallas. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. cases and hospitalizations have been on the r

it's an amtrak train. interestingly, if you were to take a ton of freight and move it from say washington, d.c. or boston, you can do it on about a gallon of diesel fuel. think about that. a ton of freight from washington, d.c. to boston, massachusetts on a gallon of diesel fuel. out of the corridor they use different fuels to move their locomotives. but one of the beauties about the legislation we've been debating here for the last week or two is that we, we actually, in terms of getting the economy moving or keeping our economy moving, we provide significant investments in passenger rail service. we also provide significant investments in road, highways, and bridges. and we provide significant investments in rail to be used by freight. and we make significant investments in our ports. a lot of people are going to be involved, as the presiding officer knows. a lot of people are going to be involved in doing all the work involved in the different kinds of investments i just mentioned, and those are good jo

when i went to philadelphia not too long ago for amtrak's 50th anniversary, i was proud to be able to say this bill was in the works and it will be the most important investment in rail since the creation of amtrak itself. this bill will upgrade railroad tracks to salespeople can get to work faster. reducing pollution as well. here is another critical part of the bill. 90% of the jobs created don't require college degree. this is a blue collar blue print to rebuild america. we're going to do all of this by keeping my commitment. we will not raise taxes by one cent on people making less than $400,000 a year. every one from union to business leaders to economists, left right and center believe the public investment contained in this building will generate more job, higher productivity, higher growth for our economy over the long term. forecasters on wall street project that over the next ten years, our economy will expand by trillions of dollars and will create an additional two million jobs a year beyond what was already projected. good paying jobs all over the country. experts believe

and that it will be most important investment in rail since the creation of amtrak itself. this bill will upgrade railroad tracks. they will build new lines to get people to more places faster. reducing, i might add, pollution as well. here's another critical part of the bill. 90% of the jobs required don't require a college degree. you're tired of hearing me say it, i know. but this is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. we're going to do all of this by keeping my commitment. we will not raise taxes by one cent on people making less than $400,000 a year. everyone from the union to business leaders to economists, left, right, center, believe the public investment contained in this bill will generate more jobs, higher productivity, higher growth for our economy over the long term. forecasters on wall street project that over the next ten years our economy will expand by trillions of dollars and will create an additional two million jobs a year beyond what was already projected. good paying jobs all around the country. they will flow to working families. faster commut

that it will be the most important investment in rail since the creation of amtrak itself. this bill will upgrade railroad tracks, so people can get to work on their destinations faster and will build new lines to get people to more places faster. reducing pollution as well. here's another critical part of the bill. 90% of the jobs created don't require a college degree. tired of hearing me say i know. this is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. we're going to do all of this by keeping my commitment. we will not raise taxes by one cent on people making less than $400,000 a year. everyone from union to business leaders to economists, left, right and center believe the public investment contained in this bill will generate more jobs, higher productivity, higher growth for our economy over the long-term. forecasters on wall street project our economy will expand by trillions of dollars. it will create an additional two million jobs a year beyond what was also projected. good paying jobs all around the country. experts believe the majority of the bills benefit will flow

spending, $70 billion of new amtrak spending.spending is misallocated because of politics. passenger rail makes sense in the northeast core door but not in many other parts of the country, and yet every senator wants and amtrak line, but a lot of those lines make no economic sense. that is the type of inefficiency you get with this federal funding of infrastructure. host: the cbo on the interest on the infrastructure side saying that "if it would pass it would add 250 6 billion to the deficit over decades, what do you think of the figure do you think it will be the actual figure? guest: the committee for responsible federal budget which is a nonpartisan interest group indices that -- in d.c. that examines deficits looked at the numbers and they figured the real number was higher, $400 billion. i think they are right because the cbo scoring only covered certain aspects of the infrastructure bill. we cannot afford another $400 billion in federal deficit. you know, during the pandemic, it would not be surprising that the federal def

developing tonight, the oakland police department says a homicide suspect has been killed by amtrak policechicago. this happened tuesday. >> we've got this new video from the scene. police say jamal taylor shot and killed robert herron. last august, 20th and east oakland and then taylor took off by train. 4 days later amtrak police in chicago were notified that the suspect would be arriving in the area when they confronted him. they say he shot at them. that's when an officer shot back. he shot taylor who died later at a local hospital an investigation is underway and the sacramento area police officer has died following car crash over the weekend. the galt police department. they say that this officer harman degree wall was headed to the counter fire in eldorado county and a pickup truck on highway 99 drove into the wrong lane slamming into his police car. >> and one thing i know is that he's going to. he's watching over us and he's got a smile and make sure the rest of us. find the light in the darkest >> the driver of the pickup was also killed in that crash. another officer was in the

amtrak also saying those working remotely will not have to return to office or facility until november 1st >>> on the news mask or no mask. a report from tennesseeon students going maskless at schools as covid cases rise amongst kids. >>> and a new study showing pregnant mothers with covid may have more implications giving birth. researchers looked at 160,000 women giving birth during the pandemic and those becoming infected were more likely to have preterm births and be admitted to intensive care than those not contracting the disease. the cdc recommending pregnant women get vaccinated after new research found in increased risk of miscarriage >>> and apparently even the pope has phone calls that he has to take near the end of his weekly audience in a vatican auditorium pope frances took a cell phone from an aide and chatted several minutes. no word from the vatican on the nature of the call but, scott it looked very important clearly. >> he is entitled, right. >> i hear. >> you pope gets a call for the to take it. >>> let's talk about the moves you guys are making. karri, you sold met

. >> cerca de este lugar estÁ la estaciÓn del amtrak y la policÍa tambiÉn ordenÓ detener el serviciotelemundo 48 estaremos atentos al desarrollo de esta informaciÓn, para llevarles la noticia de primera mano. >> apenas iniciamos asÍ es que gracias por estar aquÍ soy claudia de la miente. >> y sandra vamos a pasar a hablar del coronavirus, es que entre nuestra comunidad han surgido muchos mitos que confunden a las personas en torno a la vacuna contra el covid-19. >> algunos expertos indican que la fe en ciertas religiones estÁn presentando las barreras que indican que algunos creyendo no estÉn vacunados, vamos a ver lo que estÁ haciendo la iglesia catÓlica para alentar a vacunarse. >> asÍ es, algunos expertos dicen que algunas personas estÁn confundidas debido a sus creencias religiosas. >> hay muchos catÓlicos que aÚn no se vacunan fr temor a ir contra de su fe, pero el mensaje de los obispos es claros. >> nuestra fe catÓlica, creemos que la ciencia viene con la fe no sÉ estÁn en oposiciÓn uno al otro. >> pero algunos feligreses de estas y otras religiones se oponen a vacunarse el pa

in the past 24 hours, amtrak, mcdonald's, nbc-universal, discovery, and capital one all announced new rules that workers must be vaccinated to return to the office. california announced all school teachers and staff in the state be required to be vaccinated or tested weekly. and the nea and aft, two of the largest unions in the country representing 5 million educators and school staff both came out in favor of school districts persimmon covid-19 vaccination policies, including requirements for teachers and staff. across the country, nearly 700 colleges and universities have announced vaccination requirements, which will cover roughly 5 million students getting ready to head back to school. clearly, vaccination requirements are gaining momentum across the country and are already covering tens of millions of workers, educators, college and university students, and health care providers. they will help keep people and communities safe and help stop the spread of the virus. here is the bottom line. through vaccination requirements, employers have the power to help end the pandemic. as we