a survey by the american nurses association shows one and eight had not got in a vaccine or didn't plan to, despite having had access to the shop for almost nine months. one reason given is that young female nurses are concerned by rumors that vaccines could affect fertility. the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists haves said there is no evidence of that. global news 24 hours per day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: all right, today we are focused on the health of the consumer and we spoke to a couple of ceos earlier to get their take on the willingness of customers to spend. >> if we look at the six months since the beginning of this 2021 year, we are growing slightly ahead of the market and this tendency is seen everywhere, but there are two standout regions, the u.s. and china. >> tourist locations particularly in the united states and in metro areas are starting to build backup and we are seeing some good business there. romaine: all right, people still buyin

one statistic i failed to mention is the american association of colleges of nursing did a survey last year, 2020, during the pandemic and there were 80,000 qualified nursing school applicants who were not accepted into programs because of lack of capacity, lack of faculty, lack of clinical -- and the size of the programs. so, that is another thing we need to work towards, expanding not only the nursing programs, but all other health care careers we are in urgent need of. >> i'm just going to take the opportunity to throw out -- and i know you will talk about this later -- how we up-skill, how we are thinking about the internal population, but also i thought it was important to really talk about even of the immigrant populations. in new york, what we found is there were so many talented people who could not go to work. so we have partnered with an organization and i am learning more about those barriers, too. physicians that are not originally born in this country, not trained in this country, who we cannot mobilize to the bedside. what we saw in the pandemic was a wake-up call for us

nursing home employees will be amongst the first to get the extra doses. likely about eight months after the original shots, the american assisted living nurses association isnding all their members get in line or anything we can do to keep them safe. anything we can do to keep our staff safe so that we can have adequate personnel to meet the resident needs. i'm totally supportive of it. in santa cleric county, they'll be discussing their booster rollout plan at the board of supervisors meeting september 14th. in san jose andrew been ktvu fox two news, new developments surrounding the shooting death of oscar grant coming up, we'll talk with our legal analyst about the reason the state has decided to conduct an specifically about the actions of one of the officers. and a barrier whether the strong winds from overnight have been subsiding, but another round of some wind could move in for tonight. how strong will have more your forecast? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. we have been covering for the last several hours here, and that is this large fire in lake coun

nursing home employees will be amongst the first to get the extra doses. likely about eight months after the original shots, the american assisted living nurses association ismending all their members get in line or anything we can do to keep them safe. anything we can do to keep our staff safe so that we can have adequate personnel to meet the resident needs. i'm totally supportive of it. in santa cleric county, they'll be discussing their booster rollout plan at the board of supervisors meeting september 14th in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. coming up. we're continuing to follow breaking news in lake county, where homes have been destroyed in a fire. the latest update is coming up next, and you've probably heard of ghost guns, untraceable firearms. well now the district attorney in san francisco, says he has a plan to go after the companies that make and ship them. we'll have details coming up next and first day jitters once again as kids head back to school for the first time in more than a year. make this the summer you taught them what it means to serve. the summer of hauling happiness by the ton. and bringing home hardware by the handful. whe

nursing home employees will be amongst the first to get the extra doses. likely about eight months after the original shots, the american assisted living nurses association is recommending all their members get in line or anything we can do to keep them safe. anything we can do to keep our staff safe so that we can have adequate personnel to meet the resident needs. i'm totally supportive of it. in santa cleric county, they'll be discussing their booster rollout plan at the board of supervisors meeting september 14th in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. and president biden today responded to that criticism of providing booster shots when some countries have not yet received their first dose is we can take care of america and help the world the same time. in june and july. american minister 50 million shots here in the united states and we donated 100 million shots to other countries. that means in america's donated more vaccine to other countries than every other country in the world combined. the world health organization says that there's not yet a need for booster shots coming up here. doctors have been using plasma from coronavirus survivors to hel

nursing home employees will be amongst the first to get the extra doses. likely about eight months after the original shots, the american assisted living nurses association isecommending all their members get in line or anything we can do to keep them safe. anything we can do to keep our staff safe so that we can have adequate personnel to meet the resident needs. i'm totally supportive of it. in santa cleric county, they'll be discussing their booster rollout plan at the board of supervisors meeting september 14th in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. san jose could soon require proof of vaccination to enter certain venues, including the s a p center today, mayor sam liccardo introduced a new urgency ordinance that would require people to prove that they've received the covid-19 vaccine before entering city owned facilities such as the s a p center, the convention center and historic theatres. under this plan, attendees and staff of events with 50 or more people would have to show proof. the council is expected to hear the ordinance next tuesday. and if approved, it would take effect immediately. today in san francisco, a high volume covid testing site

nursing home employees will be amongst the first to get the extra doses. likely about eight months after the original shots, the american assisted living nurses association ismending all their members get in line or anything we can do to keep them safe. anything we can do to keep our staff safe so that we can have adequate personnel to meet the resident needs. i'm totally supportive of it. in santa cleric county, they'll be discussing their booster rollout plan at the board of supervisors meeting september 14th in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. some california drivers are calling out in attorney they say they paid him for help with their traffic tickets, but say the lawyer never showed up to court to represent them and hasn't been heard from since. as ktvu investigative reporter, brooks jarocz tells us, the legal system does not appear to be holding this attorney accountable. i was basically scammed after two traffic tickets in two counties. khalid el succor, hired help paying california traffic defenders and attorney robert am peron flat fees to represent him in court. $450 in hopes of getting the tickets dismissed. trouble is that san francisco la

vaccine mandate should apply to the whole healthcare industry, not just nursing homes the chief medical officer for the american association. >> do you worry if vaccinated that they'll leave nursing homes and just go to a different type of facility? >> there's a lot of hesitancy. and if we can't get enough workers, it'll be very hard to care for residents >> reporter: sanders fears the return of dark days when families were forced to say good-bye to isolated loved ones. >> i'm not going to be that person i'm another going to let that happen to my mom >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news, austin, texas. >>> residents of waverly county, tennessee, are reeling after 17 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours, causing devastating flooding at least 22 are dead in humphries county and rescuers are still searching for missing people sam brock is there with more >> reporter: the city of waverly is in a state of shock >> there's people, their whole lives are gone >> reporter: floodwaters carried away homes, upended businesses, and stole precious human life, including infant twins riley and ryan >> we're going to be overwhelmed for t

nursing homes. dr. david gifford is the chief medical officer for the american health care association. do you worry if people are unvaccinated, that they'll leave nursing homes and just go to a different type of facility >> yeah. you know, there's a lot of hesitancy, and if we can't get enough workers, it will be very hard to care for the residents. >> reporter: sanders fears the return of dark days, when families were forced to say good-bye to isolated loved ones. >> i'm not going to be that person. i'm not going to let that happen to my mom. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news, austin, texas. >>> we're back in a moment with what's driving up the cost of renting apartments and tell you how to save >>> as people begin returning to the office, many are heading back to cities and discovering that finding an affordable place to live has gotten harder. stephanie ruhle now with the skyrocketing rents in tonight's "price you pay." >> reporter: across the country, rents are rising as employers tell employees it's time to go back to the office. >> i have a return to the office coming in september

nursing homes. dr. david gifford is the chief medical officer for the american health care association. do you worry if people are unvaccinated, that they'll leave nursing homes and just go to a different type of facility >> yeah. you know, there's a lot of hesitancy, and if we can't get enough workers, it will be very hard to care for the residents. >> reporter: sanders fears the return of dark days, when families were forced to say good-bye to isolated loved ones. >> i'm not going to be that person. i'm not going to let that happen to my mom. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news, austin, texas. >>> we're back in a moment with what's driving up the cost of renting apartments and tell you how to save it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, welln

. >>> most americans say they have high trust in doctors, nurses and pharmacists. that's according to a new poll from the university sxhik the associateday trust is critical right now as states work to get more people vaccinated and try to get delta under control. in places where cases are rising, health care workers say it feels like they're struggling through the same old dark days of the pandemic all over again andrea day spoke with three nurses about their challenges and frustrations as they continue to try to save lives. >> what is going on is that people in our community are dying and it is tragic and it is heart breaking and it is unnecessary. and it is preventible. >> reporter: tracy hill is a nurse in springfield, missouri, and shared these last words from a patient with covid struggling to breathe >> he started to cry and he said i'm angry with myself because i'm not vaccinated he died two days later >> reporter: missouri ravaged by the delta variant. where front line nurses are once again desperately trying to save patients >> does what is happening now seem like history repeating itself >> yeah. we were windingdown. and the

includes speak truthfully to the americans in general about the facts and the black voters against covid is compromise of the four schools and national black nurses association together to be able to say at least and trust from trustworthy sources. and so we're engaged in the project now with shae moisture and the university of mayor mature where we're signing up 1,000 barbershops to be per have aors of scientifically accurate information at the important places like. that we're working with the nfl players alumni association. using those voices to help bring truth and evidence basis. so there are multiple elements. and before i forget, let's definite remember the role of churches. black churches are incredibly good at that as well. >> i appreciate your time. i hope to you have back on a day when we have more time to speak with you. >>> across the country, hospitalizations for children are on the rise. as of this wednesday, average of more than 1200 children prosecute day are treated at u.s. hospitals thacht is twice the number from the end of july. but despite this, you got school boards, state legislatures and governors continuing to battle over vaccine an

americans to reach the airport they are limiting travel even though they promised safe passage for evacuees the biden administration will require nursing home staff to get covid shots according to the associatedress vaccinations will be needed for facilities to receive funding from the public, medicare and medicaid programs. and richard sackler says he, his family and his company are not responsible for the opioid crisis he made the statement to a bankruptcy court weighing plans to settle thousands of lawsuits. >>> and an update on a shocking baseball injury last night i have to warn you this is a disturb voog the oakland a's chris bassett suffered a broken cheekbone after getting hit with a 100-mile-an-hour line drive but he has no other head or eye injuries he will need surgery but he'll have to wait for the swelling to subside. look at that back to you guys >> i don't want to look at that. makes me cringe. >>> 29 minutes left before the bell here is where we stand markets lower across the board and down 218 we're making new session lows on the dow. we got the fed minutes at 2:00 p.m. eastern time maybe pointing toward the taper conversation happening in the fall something we've been report