Firefighters lash out on eve of NYC's vaccine deadline

Six New York City firefighters upset with an impending COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers were relieved of duty Friday and face suspension after driving a fire truck to a state senator’s office and threatening his staff over the requirement, which the state lawmaker had nothing to do with.

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