entregÓ para jordi alba. la tiene pedri. para cualquier lado rechazÓ la pelota alba. busquets. ahora viene dani olmo a darle una mano. sigue siendo balÓn de espaÑa. hristo: tenÍa que sacar este balÓn mucho mÁs lejos. y el equipo ahÍ firme. josÉ: azpilicueta. busquets y ahora llorente con oyarzÁbal, de la real sociedad. juega con el del chelsea. azpilicueta. [silbidos] alba que se frena. no pierde el orden la selecciÓn de suiza. [silbidos mÁs fuertes] hay profundidad por parte de espaÑa, viene laporte, nadie se desmarca. ¡apareciÓ jordi alba, llorente, la barrida, tiempo de ricardo rodrÍguez! ¡la sigue teniendo espaÑa, atenciÓn! llorente tirado en el cÉsped . diego: oliver marcÓ una mano aquÍ. quÉ barrida la de rodrÍguez, golpe en el brazo de llorente lo que termina cobrando oliver. mucho despuÉs. claramente indica que se lo hizo saber el var al Árbitro, un golpe en la mano derecha de llorente despuÉs de la enorme barrida de rodrÍguez. suiza retrasada ahora armada en la lÍnea de con el retraso de mbabu, y con rodrÍguez como tercer central. por ese sector consigue el retraso de o

intercalÓ y la pelota para jordi alba, de alba para danilo algunos y a retrasar para rodri y rodrigometer en profundidad.aquÍ esta moreno que espera. a ver si se la tocan y enganchan y le pegan de zurda. se la van a tocar por lo pronto levantan Ésta pelota y ya me confundÍ. >> don abruma tiene 6 cm mÁs que una y simÓn. pero eso 6 cm pueden hacer la diferencia. dani, estamos contigo. dani: imagÍnate si hubiese jugado una eurocopa, hubiese hecho lo propio. >> recordar que buffon era mÁs alto que casillas. >> dicen que les permitiÓ ir a octavos y despuÉs a cuartos. casillas que tapo a aquellos Ésta pelota se va asÍ que 116 minutos el seÑor mckinney despuÉs de ver cÓmo reaccionÓ la furia y estÁ llevando al lÍmite de los penales Éste partido. le quedan cuatro y dudo mucho que a pesar de que algo se ha perdido el tiempo, vale agregar mucho el Árbitro alemÁn. aquÍ estÁ para reventar la pelota. el balÓn para thiago y ahora la maneja rodri. servicio al costado y no lleva y el balÓn se va. vino para marcar bien haber arde asÍ que el servicio fue lateral. >> italia no encuentra cÓmo tener la pe

into the assassination of the haitian president and report back to the biden administration monica alba joins us from the white house. what's the administration saying >> kate, that interagency team expected to help in the expansive investigation and continued manhunt. the delegation also includes representatives from the white house national security council and state department and after their trip, those officials will brief president biden so he can make decisions about next steps so far, haitian police have arrested more than 20 people, including 18 colombians and two haitian americans. and while the interim government has asked for military assistance, there are no current plans to send american troops. though the pentagon says the request is still under review. but something the u.s. will be deploying -- thousands of covid vaccine doses, possibly as early as this week kate >> okay, monica alba at the white house, thank you >>> still ahead tonight, the out of control airline passenger duct taped to her seat and an airline ceo who says the mask mandate may go away >>> also, one for

>> monica alba at the white house.onica, thank you. >>> hundreds of businesses and thousands worldwide are recovering from one of the largest ransomeware attacks ever russian criminals are believed to be responsible. president biden is believed to take action ken dilanian has the latest on that >> reporter: less than three weeks after president biden demanded russian leader vladimir putin crack down on cyber criminals, the u.s. government once again is scrambling tonight to contain what some experts call one biggest ransomware attacks ever cyber researchers say hundreds of businesses in the united states hit and more than 1,000 across the world. researchers say the attack was carried out by revil, the same russian-based company that escorted from jvs, the world's largest meat packer. it is probably one of the biggest, if not the biggest ransomeware attacks ever >> reporter: biden directed his administration to help victims and find those responsible. he said he wasn't yet sure the attack came from russia, but - >> if i

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monica alba is in crystal lake, illinois.i want to bring in former obama white house press secretary, monica we'll start with you there on the ground. what do we expect to hear from the president today? >> they are southing the bipartisan frame work on the programs that he would like to see get passed in congress. today is about part 2. if you think about it these are the programs that didn't make into that plan because the republicans were not on board with them. it is more about focusing on education, free community college, and that's why he will come to this campus where it is not just educational, but it is also a workforce development program and they have childcare on site. that is something that are main centerpieces of the american feel's plans. you will see the president talk about all of those elements. but the other critical thing to think about here is that these are the things that the president has talked about personally. his experience as a single father and how important some of these things have been to him

president biden's comments about our economy's momentum, monica alba covering the white hous st. monica, let me start with you. this positive jobs report, monica alba, what does it do for the white house's calculations moving forward? >> as pacted the president did say that the recovery will not be instand or flipped on and off. there is still ups and downs but the president arguing that these are very encouraging signs and he a i tributed a lot of that to the legislation that he already passed. the fact that vaccinations are really up nationwide despite the fact that they will miss their own self imposed goal. they have more than one dose of the vaccine. the white house is trying to frame this as other benchmarks of progress that we have seen on the virus and the pandemic, specifically. that's something the president has mentioned in every single read out saying that at least because that is trending in the right direction so too is the economy. he said that the economy is on the move and covid is on the run. he used that to dove tale that with a push for a infrastructure plan.

. >>> joining me is monica alba, and richard engel in kabul for us as well., monica, let me start with you. i know what he's not going to do today. he's not going to necessarily declare victory, but he is going to make the case that what the united states went to afghanistan to do has been done, and that maybe we made other promises as we were there, but we couldn't keep every one of those promises. how is he going to thread this needle? >> reporter: in fact jen psaki was just asked about whether this is the final speech we should expect from the president on this, or whether there will be regular updates as the withdrawal continues over the summer. she said, in her own words, this is certainly not going to be a mission accomplished moment today. it is not going to be celebratory in nature, but this is about, in the words of the white house, the president explaining his rationale for not continues to have a military option in what he views as an unwinnable war. he's going to come out today and talk a bit about the timeline, which has shifted in the last coupl

you know, in this game they did school one go through jody alba, but it was a deflected shot that went in. and other than that they couldn't find a white past switzerland side that was stubborn. that was well organized. they equalized through jet and such cheery and off that they manage the whole spain it by even when they were reduced to 10, then they go to red cars and youngs on the go key. but he was very big, this huge size that he made to keep spying out. and when we went to the shootout, and sergio bus gets us by miss the very 1st i don't, they did look like an upset might just be on the card, but i lost the switzerland. it wasn't. they had some terrible penalties. i asked that i missed 3 out of one of the bloss did way over the bar, and that is what allowed space to squeak through into the semi finals. well then looking ahead to spain playing italy, i know where i'd be putting my money. so what do you, what do you think about that? look, this is a game that really puts the cream of the crop years 2020 against each other spine. keep the ball better than anyone, but they're finish

so there are several newspapers who said that victor alba should not be given this platform. and this happened on a day that today, for example, him, he was placed also on a list by reporters with a board us as the only european leader joining several of the leaders. and that he is attacking the freedom of the press and also pressing on judges and on other several communications and media organizations. that is also why he's trying to push now and to say that this is a sample and hungry is defending. now this opinion that he is expressing in these ads is not a popular or a wide spread opinion among the member states, but or by isn't completely alone with his proposed approaches. he, he is not completely alone and he also, these positions also get support by and other european countries. for example, poland also levine, l slovak, here. and there are the right wing politicians in germany and france in spain, who also support him here and have been criticizing the european union this linelle slovak here. and there are the right wing politicians in germany and france in spain, wh

monica alba is at the white house. crowe, a former army ranger. monica, what do we expect to matter from the president later on? >> reporter: the president campaigned on this. he's going to portray this as fulfilling a promise, something he views as an unwinnable, that there was no military solution for keeping a high number of troops in afghanistan. that's why the president ultimately decided to do this drawdown, but we're going to get some specifics we expect today on the timetine of all of this. the president framed it as by the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack. now it's possible that may happen a little sooner, given we're at the 90% withdrawal completion rate. so expect to hear him talk about the logistics, what is left to do, of course, everything that's already happened, and also what comes next. there's still outstanding questions about what happens to these thousands of interpreters, drivers, engineers, afghan nationals who really aided the u.s. mission for more than two decades, who now want to b

trámite de momento esto podría demorar hasta 4 meses >>> y hoy nos acompaña como siempre la abogada albao de personas que han recibido sus huellas digitales y también suscitado su permiso de trabajo entonces desafortunadamente esto bien acumulándose por el rezago que hubo del covid y también el alza de visitantes por primera vez así que son buenas noticias que van a asignar a más oficiales dentro de las oficinas y que les van a dar prioridad así que son buenas noticias y recomendación para los primerizo que van a aplicar por primera vez porque han estado acumulando o guardando dinero hay que evitar que haya contratiempos en el proceso y eso retrase más la solicitud >>> tiene mucho sentido tenemos una pregunta de nuestra audiencia >>> puede un ciudadano estadounidense mayor de edad con necesidades especiales pedir a sus padres para >>> si es mayor de edad y es ciudadano estadounidense puede pedir a sus padres ahora no me dice qué tipo de necesidad especial si es algo físico no le va a afectar si es algo mental donde no tiene la capacidad para entender lo que está haciendo pudiera ser un i

monica alba at the white house, thank you so much. >>>e are just minutes away from president biden at the white house talking about those encouraging new jobs numbers and we'll have that live when it happens. >>> plus we're getting our first clues how democrats will run that january 6th committee, now that speaker pelosi named her appointees to the panel. coming up, one member of that committee, congresswoman stephanie murphy, on how much this commission can accomplish given republican pushback. >>> up next, new this morning an important step toward ending america's longest war. richard engel live on the ground in kabul, with why a full troop withdrawal from afghanistan appears imminent. the instant air purifier removes 99.9% of the virus that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ my auntie called me. kn she said uncle's hadur family a heart attack.ection. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to ta

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monica alba has more. good morning, and happy fourth. >> happy fourth. that's right. the white house, despite missing their goal of having 70% of american adults partially vaccinated says there's actually a lot of progress to celebrate today. and that will be the focus at that event later here at the south lawn. and what will be notable about it is it will be the largest event of the biden presidency so far. and they're encouraging guests to seek a covid test in advance and they are asking anybody who is not fully vaccinated to please wear a mask. but it will be an interesting test as we see so many crowds come together on this holiday weekend to celebrate, of course. a couple of months ago when the president initially set these goals, of course, they fell short of the 70%, but his other priority was americans having the opportunity to host small backyard barbecues. we're going to see a very gigantic version of that here on the grounds later today. but it does come as the white house is very closely monitoring what's happening with the delta variant. they now have the

joining me is monica alba. good morning. president biden as we were just saying, is set to give a speed on voting rights this tuesday. i imagine some of his congressional colleagues are hoping for misthat sounds more like an initiative than a statement of support. >> reporter: this is after week of pressure for the president to use thinks bully pulpit more effectively, they argue. they wanted him to go out and speak about this more urgently. really the white house said they were going to perhaps plan a tour for him to go and speak in multiple different cities, but that was put on hold until they were, they say, able to get this big meetings that took place a couple days ago with key civil rights leaders and heads of organizations dots their input on the path forward. the white house saying they wanted that exchange of ideas before planning this speech that's going to take place on tuesday in philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy, and a place personally significant to president biden, a play where he held many events.

redletter and monica alba. leaders met with president biden over a slim down voting rights bill.owing no interest in supporting the legislation. congressman mondair jones us and the latist developments on infrastructure. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." ucre you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,000 on select sleep number 360 smart bed and adjustable bases. plus, free premium delivery. ends monday. the airport can be a real challenge for new homeowners who have become their parents... okay, everybody, let's do a ticket check. paper tickets. we're off to a horrible start. ...but we can overcome it. we're not gonna point out our houses, landmarks, or major highways during takeoff. don't buy anything. i packed so man

let's go to monica alba at the white house. you have the president, who is back on the campaign trail sending a strong message about the rise in covid cases. what is he saying about it? >> reporter: the president was at an event lost night that we could not have imagined for him last summer with more than 3,000 people. a giant crowd, mostly maskless. that's because he said most of them were vaccinated. and he made this big point of the fact that we now have, in his words, two different pandemics. one for those who have gotten the shots, and one for those who have not. and he says, really, is risk still remains the highest for those who have ate waited on the sidelines. that was his overall message, while still wanting to tout what he believes was a success. the white house had fall short of the goal of 70% of all americans with one dose by the 4th of july, and just a couple weeks ago the president was here on the south lawn trying to declare our independence from the virus, but clearly the virus has not declared independence fr

the confederate statues were finally taken down monica alba has more >> here it comes. >> reporter: cheers today as bronze statues of confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson were pulled from public parks in charlottesville. >> happiness and elation, but sadness of what it has taken to get us to this point. >> these symbols are bad for the community. and today we've removed that hate. >> reporter: taken down a century after being built, and nearly four years after white supremacists and neo-nazi groups held a unite the right rally, protesting calls to remove the monuments of the 19th century military leader. the violence turned deadly when a civil rights activist was killed in the clashes that followed, but no visible organized protest today. >> one small step closer to the goal of helping charlottesville, virginia, and america grapple with the sin of being willing to destroy black people for economic gain. >> reporter: hours later, another controversial symbol gone the lewis clark and sacagawea monument the city council first voted to get rid of the one honoring lee in 201

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so there are several newspapers who said that victor alba and should not be given this platform. and this happened on a day that today, for example, him. he was placed also on a list by reporters with a board us as the only european leader joining several of the leaders and that he is attacking the freedom of the press and also pressing on judges and on other several communications and media organizations. that is also why he's trying to push now and to say that this is a sample, a hungry is defending. now this opinion that he is expressing in these ads is not a popular or a wide spread opinion among each member states, but or by isn't completely alone with his proposed approaches. he, he is not completely alone, and he also, these positions also get support by and other european countries, for example, poland all slovenia slovak here. and there are the right wing politicians in germany and france in spain, who also support him here and have been criticizing the european union. this latest discussion with and the prime minister of hungary is only the last of a series of discussio

. >>> man qaa alba, thank you. >>> we're getting a look at the homes destroyed by massive fires out west. for firefighters, this is a battle with no end in sight. >> reporter: homes and vehicles destroyed overnight as the monstrous dixie flag fire tore through this northern california community. it's the largest wildfire burning in the state, expected to reach 200,000 acres tonight. that's the size of all of new york city, with more than 5,000 firefighters battling the flames and thousands of residents evacuated. >> people are losing their homes and everything. >> reporter: the golden state also fighting tamarack fire near lake tahoe. four counties are understate of emergency. >> the fire seems to be outpacing the efforts. they're spotting over a mile long. >> reporter: tonight, 85 large fires are burning across 11 states in the west with extreme drought conditions extending through the region. >> this is super dry. all of this. you can't even find moisture under there. fires are getting bigger faster. >> reporter: in oregon, the bootleg fire is the nation's largest, torching more than 4

he was also confronted with constantly of alba, but i know how to put it. i'm a free person and a liberated person because i didn't grow up with a story. and so as it was over the top, just a few. i think what i've seen is that genes in france live a much freer, more present oriented and also future oriented lifestyle. than we do in germany as the the hello alice corona. how do you know me? i especially know your sister right back. my cousin christina going to yes, photographer, from the mac to be game. right. she helped us a lot. hello. and on, how are you? nice to see you. nice to see this is going to tell me we have a copy for clubs in germany and it's also all over the world or their non jewish kids in the clubs to help us as this is exactly as far as possible. we have jews and non jews playing together. we're very open. i think we want to build those bridges and it depends on the place. there's mcafee munich that's open to everyone, but they're much stricter about the jewish traditions and religious practices. they don't play or train on saturday for e

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jordi alba's deflected shot put spain ahead, but after the break, shed and security level things up.otout, before they are finally cracked. spain sealing a dramatic victory, and didn't they enjoy it? congratulations to them. the famous montreux jazz festival has got under way for the first time in two years. last year's event was cancelled due to the covid pandemic, and this year's festival has had to be staged on a much smaller scale. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. all the greats have played montreaux. for more than 50 years, the artists, the pioneers, the legends. but then came covid, and the music stops. now, on the shores of lake geneva, final preparations for the festival's return. translation:— for the festival's return. translation: �* ., ,, translation: we've obviously s - ent 18 translation: we've obviously spent 18 particularly _ spent 18 particularly complicated months, first with the cancellation of the festival last year and for this year, it was extremely important for us to succeed, so we took a gamble at the beginning of the year. gamble is -auttin beginning of

it finished 1—1 after 90 minutes — jordia alba helped put spain in front — he shot and the ball took shaqiri scored the equaliser before they were reduced to ten men. it is 1-1 it is 1—1 currently. it's the second quarterfinal and a mouth watering tie over on bbc one — belgium and italy go head to head in munich. and kevin de bruyne starts for belgium, after doubts about his fitness. just more day to wait now until england's euro 2020 quarter—final against ukraine, and the players are in rome, with gareth southgate and harry kane about to speak to the media. this was the squad departing st george's park and being given a send—off from the staff at the training facility. england head to rome in confident mood, having not lost a match at the tournament, or conceding a goal. chelsea women's manager emma hayes has signed a new contract with the club. following her success with the women's side — wining the league and getting to the champions league final — there was speculation that she might be tempted to go elsewhere. however, hayes has committed to chelsea, saying: "i really look forw

with france clenching, bronze. kappa has won its 1st and then pay gold medal wait left us. alba broke the olympic record, lifting a total of $402.00 kilos on the way to victory in the 90 kilo category and tennis world. number one of the joke of which i missed out on a metal altogether. the 3rd, who had been aiming to win the olympics and all 4 majors for the golden slab lost his bronze medal match against spain. public had no poster, you'll see, withdrew from the mixed doubles. simone biles has pulled out of 2 more finals as she continues to battle mental health issues. both weren't defend her volt title or contest, the uneven balls, and it's unclear whether she compete in the floor beam finals. we spoke to olympic silver medalists from a michael jamieson, who's struggled with depression. he says it's important for athletes to recognize they need help. you know, there's been an element of comfort, an element of comfort from athletes being comfortable sharing stories. and she had a new journey and share in the bathroom with her own personal mental health. and i think a lot of people ha

jordi alba's deflected shot put spain ahead, but after the break xherdan shaqiri levelled things up.heir nerve finally cracked. spain sealing a dramatic victory, and didn't they enjoy it. now, the growth in the numbers of electric cars means there's more demand for minerals like lithium and tin — both essential components of car batteries. finding them means going underground. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle reports from cornwall in south—west england. heading underground into cornwall�*s south crofty mine, where copper and tin were extracted for hundreds of years. what you can see here is the sheet of mineralisation... work stopped decades ago, but these caverns could soon open up again — because, with the growth of renewable energy and electric vehicles, demand for the minerals found here is soaring. anything with an electric connection, a circuit board, whatever, has tin in it. so all of these objectives and uses that we are using to get to this carbon—neutral economy require tin to some degree, and to have that domestic supply on your doorstep, it makes sense to see thi

whether we remain committed to the 7.7 target notjust remain committed to the 7.7 target not just albanotjust alba for decades to come is clearly a point of significant unity in this house. today's vote is made that commitment more secure for the long term while helping the government to fix problem of public finances and continue to deliver for oui’ our constituents today. i can speak now to danny sriskandarajah, ceo of oxfam uk. good afternoon. you've already commented on the outcome of this vote and talked about it as a disaster for the worlds poorest people. disaster for the worlds poorest eo - le. , , disaster for the worlds poorest --eole. , , , , disaster for the worlds poorest --eole. , ,, ., ., disaster for the worlds poorest n-eole. , ,, ., ., people. just spell out what you think that's _ people. just spell out what you think that's the _ people. just spell out what you think that's the case. _ people. just spell out what you think that's the case. the - think that's the case. the combination of the covid—i9 pandemic increasing conflict around the world and breakdown associa

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this alba. ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories. indonesia is not the epicenter, the latest wave of corona virus, in se asia, as reported, more than 1400 deaths and 35000 cases and just one day. jessica washington reports now with the latest from jakarta, indonesia has now passed more than 3.

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vaccination clusters or you bring it in this way, those same states affected are well behind. 33% in albay not have a national problem, but we do have a regional problem. >> exactly. i think when -- people like to talk about when will -- when will we reach herd immunity. the better way to think about it is to think about community immunity, places like vermont, you know, where 80% of adults are vaccinated. but in other parts, community immunity is a long way off, and with more transmissible variants, the virus will be veryive there. we're seeing that in places like missouri now, springfield where it's like january. it's like the worst days of the pandemic there because immunity is low and the virus is active. >> so the question is how do you break through it? you mentioned the delta variability. this is a regional map where the delta variant is everywhere. the numbers keep going up. you mentioned missouri is out here. 81% of the new cases, delta varjt. down in the southern region, 60%. 35% here. it's everywhere when you look at the new cases. the question has been, the white house has thi

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monica alba is there ahead of the meeting. also with me is damon hewitt. he is the president and the executive director that will be in that meeting with president biden. second in austin, texas, pricilla thompson is there. also with us from austin natasha brown. her group is at the texas state capital with other activists. we'll start with you there at the white house. democrats calling on this administration to do more. to say more, on voting rights after defeats in congress and the supreme court bhap is the plan for today's meeting? >> this is why the president and the vice president wanted to host key leaders of these civil rights organizations. but i think one of the most notable things here, craig, is that this will take place behind closed doors. that's because i'm tlold is a big question of what the strategy really is going to be going forward. they're going to huddle, receive input from the stakeholders that have a lot to offer, and try to determine what the next steps could be. there is an impasse with legislation that failed even though it passe

monica alba is following the president's trip. we just got that update from officials in florida. i mean, what a gut punch for families and first responders. i mean they have been working tirelessly. and i want to ask you about that but just give people a sense of how intense the work on the ground has been. >> i'm in awe by their efforts, their emotions, but also working through the paint, their feet covered in blisters, they're blowing through boots and gloves. we have a boot dealer on sight who is replacing their boots. so a different type of storm that these men and women have never weathered. >> blisters, cuts, and exhaustion not stopping them. >> they say they have to halt the efforts just a little after 2:00 a.m. this was about 2000 a.m. they say the concern was stability of the remaining portion. and that there was three particular areas they were worried about. they say there is a large column that moved six to 12 inches. there was concern that that could fall and cause the rest of the strurn to collapse as well. they also noticed movement on concrete slabs. that is somet

. >> white house correspondent for nbc news, monica alba was with the president in illinois yesterday, and she joins us now. i take it the president is selling the plan to the american people, what was the response? >> reporter: this was part two of this major pitch on the road. last week we saw the president traveling to michigan and wisconsin to tout the bipartisan framework which does enjoy some republican support which the president said he's quite proud of. yesterday the focus was more on the so-called human infrastructure. so the plans that they would have liked to see in the original, traditional infrastructure framework, things including child care and education but later stripped out because republicans didn't want to support those, now those are lumped in with something called the americans family plan that's something the president wanted to go and be the explainer in chief and detail why he believes that not just democrats should be on board with some of these programs but republicans as well. he went to a county, in fact, that former president trump won in 2020, and that

nbc's monica alba is at the white house. also with us is eddie glismt -- glaud. monica?t biden has said democracy is on the line when it comes to the future of voting rights. for the last couple weeks, he thought maybe he would tour the country, maybe give a major speech. neither of those things have happened yet, but the most chris cal sign of a renewed sense of urgency and push on this matter is the fact that the vice president will be giving a speech at her alma mater, howard university, later this afternoon. after that behind closed doors, both the president and vice president will be meeting with the leaders of many key civil rights organizations to does what i've been told is more the path forward. we don't expect to have any immediate outcome necessarily from this. as we know and have seen at the state level, so much is already happening in terms of voting restrictions, that democrats have said they want to see action now, but in terms of their options, they're pretty limited right now. given what we saw on capitol hill, the legislation failed in the senate. they

monica alba is at the white house with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite missing their goal of having 70% of american adults partially vaccinated, the white house says there's plenty of progress to celebrate today when it comes to beating back the virus. a taste of summer and newfound freedom on a fourth of july weekend vastly different from the last. the president, first lady, and vice president traveling coast to coast saturday for their america is back together tour. >> summer has never felt more a promise. >> reporter: after more than a year without them, both bidens working lengthy rope lines again, shaking hands and spending time with large crowds. stopping at an ice cream shop. celebrating how far the country has come as the white house acknowledges the battle against covid isn't over. falling short of its goal to have 70% of american adults with at least one dose by today. instead, about 67% of those 18 and older have done so with nearly 50% of all americans fully vaccinated. of major concern, the delta variant, now responsible for around a