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zone. >> dr. faucis right. the pandemic is not over. and even when it is the mental health effects of it could be with us for a long time. we put your questions to a clinical psychologist in tonights installment of "dear doctor." from nbc news world headquarters in new york, im joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." well, we are making progress getting america closer to 4erd immunity as our national vaccination effort accelerates. yesterday 4.6 million doses were administered nationw...

interior secretary, making her the first native american secretary. all of this as two men accused of attacking capitol police officer brian sicknick who later died from his injuries with bear spray during the january 6th riot make their first court appearance later this afternoon. joining us, correspondent kara lee, covering the white house, and nbc correspondent garrett haake in el paso, texas. and the co-author of the political play book. great to have you with us. the president say...

united states and around the world. tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo is clinging to power in the face of multiple allegations of sexual harassment and unwanted advancements. but he is increasingly isolated after a piece in the new york magazine. a performer political reporter who covered the administration said the governor sexually harassed her in front of colleagues on multiple occasions. she grows a growing list. he is denying any wrong doing and refusing to resign tonight. c...

complicating the process and states complained there left to pay for much of the problem. we will have more on that in a few minutes with arizona attorney general mark renovate. lets go to david spunt covering from wilmington, delaware. the white house is not calling this a crisis but there said even the federal emergency agency, how is that going on with the public? >> the white house is calling this a challenge right now other than southern border. they want fema to be used for weath...

interesting. and new developments in the insurrection investigation. youll hear from congresswoman zoe lofgren, who remains steadfast in holding her own colleagues accountable. plus how two people are helping turn arizona into a former covid hotspot as we all hope were closer to the end of the epidemic. this is "american voices." long awaited relief is officially trickling into bank accounts across america right now. thats not the only benefit from the massive american rescue pla...

plus, how two people are helping turn arizona into a former covid hot spot and we get closer to the end of the episode. this is "american voices." long awaited relief is officially trickling into bank accounts across america right now. thats not the only benefit from the massive american rescue plan. while the $1,400 checks are huge, theres also a $300 unemployment boost in the bill and it expands the child tax credit. theres also billions of dollars to pay for vaccines that help schoo...

made sure to get this one right. its daylight saving time, not savings. whatever time it is, we want you to remember that the week starts early now. on the streaming service peacock, join us fridays at 7:00 p.m. eastern sharp on the choice, a channel within the peacock app. you can download it from the app store or sign up for free at pck.tv/theweek. well be here for you on msnbc saturday nights from 8:00 to 10:00 eastern after the mehdi hasan show. its the top of the hour and its ...

a botched raid at her apartment one year ago today. her name has become a rallying cry for police reform across the country. her mother telling cnn she is still fighting for justice. >> crazy that it has been a year. still unbelievable. >> what would justice for breonna mean for snu. >> you? >> to have the officers charged and convicted. >> plus, mounting allegations of inappropriate behavior against governor cuomo. claims he is denying. a growing list of congressional and state leader...

york magazine." she said her job was to report on the governors every move and alleges he often touched her without her consent, on her arms, shoulders, small of her back, her waist. it led her not to even want to go to events like the one she describes, when she was 25 years old she went to a holiday party at the executive mansion and said the governor approached her and as she described it, held her firmly in place while gesturing to a photographer that he wanted their picture taken....

president biden addressing the nation tonight, marking one year of covid, saying the virus has exacted a terrible toll on all americans but offering messages of hope. >> tonight im announcing that i will direct all states, tribes and territories to make all adults, people 18 and over, eligible to be vaccinated no later than may 1. >> the president saying he will not relent until we beat covid-19. hes ramping up a massive nationwide effort to re-open schools safely, and saying hes hopef...