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kind, mental relief. not everyone is able to breathe easier as questions over whether americans who needed help, the most will get it. we'll already know that black americans are not getting the vaccine in a way that's proportionate. coming up, we'll talk to a doctor who says it's not just fear widening that gap but lack of communities having access that they never had it to begin with. i also get into a gap in priorities in washington because even with his response getting high marks from the american people is already clear that just as when biden was last in the white house, repub...

impeached? it's "way too early" for this. good morning! and welcome to "way too early," the show that sends big props to all the tech folks behind the scenes here who had a very busy start to their day at 30 rock. thank you, guys, for getting us on the air this morning. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, march 11th. we will start with the news. in a major legislative win for president biden, the house passed the massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. the final vote was 220-211, mostly along party lines. one democrat, congressman jared golden of maine, joined all republicans ...

The class action lawsuit, filed Tuesday on behalf of New York City public housing tenants left out of the state’s rental assistance program during the height of the pandemic, alleges the state’s distribution of the funds—for which these tenants received low priority—amounts to discrimination.

While supporters say New York City's right to counsel program needs additional funding to cover all the qualified tenants who need the legal help, they've also hailed it a success, and are now pushing to replicate it statewide.

The 'Celebrity Big Brother' star is still facing a separate lawsuit over an alleged unpaid furniture bill.