we have the restaurant story but the other side of the story is a california/new york story because whilelk about 40% of the jobs are restaurant jobs, of those, 55% are in the california/new york space where job losses are. everybody came out of covid at a different pace. the first to get off covid were texas, florida, all open, and their share of the restaurant jobs gap last year and this year is really small. texas and florida though have more of those workers. so you get a straight line to connect. now that california and new york are much more open, restaurant jobs will come back. and it isn't whether people are rushing back to get their jobs, yes or no, but by and large, if this month isn't the golden month, it will be next month. romaine: if you look outside leisure and hospitality and look into areas of construction, manufacturing, because we have seen at least anecdotal evidence about trouble hiring in certain pockets. i wonder if you expect improvement in that space? andrew: absolutely. the thing to watch this week is wage inflation. what does it take for a company from the priva

the worst five were california, new york, illinois, new jersey and washington. the pandemic has opened up horizons for companies that are now thinking more aggressively about relocations, remote work forces and flexible office locations. all this bodes poorly for blue states. and it's not just businesses that are leaving blue states. people are as well. for the first time on record, california's population actually decreased last year. illinois was one of the few states to see its population shrink over the last decade. as the "wall street journal" reports, it can't be the weather since every other midwestern state actually gained people over the same period. meanwhile, texas and florida together swelled by more than 6 million people. all of this, of course, translates into more political power. new york, california, illinois, pennsylvania, michigan, west virginia and ohio will all lose congressional seats while texas, montana, and oregon will gain them. these shifts plus redistricting could mean democrats lose the house even if they perform just as well in 2022

california new york and hong kong have all introduced daughtry's and has since reported a rise in the number of people taking the jap floor in this speak to. i mean, as this was following the story for us, is there any evidence to support that these not friends are seeing actual results? well, there's no proof yet, but there is plenty of evidence that these lawyers are doing what they intended to do, which is to get people who are sitting on the fence about getting a vaccine to jump over and just get the job. this is going to be a big challenge for a lot of countries that are trying to achieve heard immunity, 6070 percent of people need to be vaccinated there to get that. and what we're seeing in a lot of countries like the u. s. and the u. k that had very rapid vaccine programs, is that the curve and the beginning goes up steadily where people are getting backs, all the people who want to get vaccinate or getting their 1st jobs and then it starts to trickle off. so the curves starts to flatten because there's a lot of people in the societies that don't want to get vaccinated. there m

california new york and hong kong have all introduced juries and has since reported a rise in the number of people taking the jap well floor in this speak to. i mean s f is following the story for us. is there any evidence to support that these not friends are seeing actual results? well, there's no proof yet, but there is plenty of evidence that these waters are doing what they intended to do, which is to get people who are sitting on the fence about getting a vaccine to jump over and just get the job. this is going to be a big challenge for a lot of countries that are trying to achieve heard immunity, 6070 percent of people need to be vaccinated there to get that. and what we're seeing in a lot of countries like the u. s. and the u. k that had very rapid vaccine programs, is that the curve and the beginning goes up steadily where people are getting back, all the people who want to get vaccinate or getting their 1st jobs and then it starts to trickle off. so the curves starts to flatten because there's a lot of people in the societies that don't want to get vaccinated. there may be hesi

new york has the eighth highest tax rate but ranks 19th in quality of services. california is sixth highest on taxes and 37th on public services. states like new jersey and massachusetts, despite massive spending, have some of the worst infrastructure in the country. similarly, sky high education spending in these states doesn't translate into better educational outcomes. as ryan fazio notes in the new york post, new york spends nearly twice as much per pupil as the national average, and yet it's fourth and eighth grade reading scores are no better than the national average. things have reached a tipping point. nearly 14,000 businesses left california between 2009 and 2019. this seems to have gotten worse in the last few years with tesla, apple, charles schwab, facebook and hewlett-packard all announcing significant relocations to or expansions in texas. in 2021, the top ranked states for running a business, according to ceos, were texas, florida, tennessee, north carolina, and indiana. the worst five were california, new york, illinois, new jersey and washington. the pande

you've heard many democrats from across the spectrum, progressives, moderates, individuals in california, new yorkd new jersey all come out with various concerns about what they are seeing not just for president biden's plan, but also how things are progressing. in the moderate wing, they really don't want to vote on -- tom: you ok, emily? emily: yes. the moderates want to make sure any legislation they are voting on will actually pass the senate. progressives are pushing hard. they want a big package, and you heard in that clip there, they don't want to wait for republicans to come up with the negotiating. they don't want to have less from the republicans. they want to make sure they have the biggest package possible, and they know they are not going to get that with the bipartisan thing they are working on right now. tom: the pragmatist pelosi and the moderate democrats can deal with the left and with the liberals. how does pelosi handle her liberal constituency if things are so fragile? emily: it is a certain degree of knowing where the lines are. what do progressives really want to see in the

california locked down, new york locked down far more than georgia and florida. there some really positive health response? to say that politicians are going to react, and take away freedom, that is a given. as i write in the book, there is the quote that war is the health of the state. i out a corollary, crises are the state's oxygen. it is no surprise politicians around the world reacted and overreacted and really overdoing. no surprise, did work? i do not think -- no surprise, did it work? i do not think there is any evidence it worked. even if you can show me or people can show me, what they can, that there was some really positive result from taking away freedom, i would still say it is the wrong path. host: president trump is one of the politicians you say panicked, in what ways? guest: president trump lost his nerve. there is no getting around it. here's a person who, late in february, said the virus is no big deal. so did anna wintour, editor of vogue. the mayor of new york thought it was overdue and angela merkel and germany did not take it seriously. tr

need to focus on the vaccination rate getting higher versus other parts of the country like california, new yorknnecticut, vermont. jillian: if you have been vaccinated by johnson & johnson, moderna, are you covered from the delta variant as far as you know so far? >> great question and the answer is yes, your protected but the key is you have to have both doses. one dose of the pfizer and moderna is not enough to protect you against the delta variant, you have to have both doses, one dose will get you 33% protection were is two will bump you up to 88%, 90%. >> a big difference from 30%. thank you very much as always for your time. >> time is 18 after the hour. happening today president biden's education secretary expected to takes tough questions on critical race. schools just days after this explosive school board meeting in virginia. a preview of that meeting coming up and cancel cr? the iconic statue of teddy roosevelt will be removed after standing for 80 years because of racism complaints which gray balances it is time to stop ruining everything in an attempt to be woke, he joins us next.

. >>> across the country from california to new york, more states are fully reopening. this means many vaccinated people are starting to head to stores and restaurants without masks. as social distancing goes away there's new concerns about the covid delta variant. here's nbc's miguel almaguer with more. >> reporter: as california officially reopens, there's new concern about the delta variant spreading quickly across the country, just a few weeks ago it was about 3% of all cases here in the u.s., now that number has exploded to 10% and officials are worried it could be the most dominant strain in the nation in the coming months. now the vaccines are said to be highly effective against that variant, but the problem? not enough americans are inoculated. coming up on the "today" show we'll have the latest numbers. i hope you guys can join us. back to you in the bay area. >> we will, thanks, miguel. >>> maybe the weekend justin bieber or harry styles can convince more young people in the south bay to roll up their sleeves to get a vaccine. that's what leaders are hoping fo

scarcity amid the pandemic, hundreds of chinese workers left traditional immigrant enclaves in california and new yorkork in the cannabis boom. irving lin made his fortune in california real estate. he saw the business potential in the green gold rush and helps connect asian american business people with investment opportunities in marijuana cultivation. in new mexico, lin linked up with dineh benally, a former civil engineer and navajo farm official, benally claimed he had the authority to issue hemp permits. a questionable assertion at best, it was still enough to get the farms up and running. but red flags were quickly raised. you just see these massive operations, huge greenhouses, filling up entire plots of land, gates locked, you see cars coming and going at all times of night, most of them with foreign plates. it was very evident something very strange was going on in this community. 25—year—old brandon billie worked for benally as a security guard. there were no jobs, people couldn't go out of the reservation to go to work. when he started, it opened up a whole new financial situation for ever

i say that because that's when the big states, california, new york, michigan, north carolina, that'sa unemployment. so i think we have to get through the summer. hopefully businesses can get the workers back because the aid is over. >> especially the small businesses having a tough time raising their wages. thanks very much. with cyber attacks mounting, forget redlines. meet the green light that russia just got. we'll be right back. ♪if a man see me (oh my gosh)♪ ♪i guess you never know what you got 'til it's♪ ♪flow (oh my gosh)♪ ♪where man go (oh my gosh)♪ ♪if a man see me (oh my gosh)♪ ♪i guess you never know what you got 'til it's♪ ♪eh uh, eh♪ no, he's not in his room. ♪♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪♪ she did. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for

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california and new york has lifted most restrictions. south africa, the government is extending corona virus restrictions, as the countries struggles with a 3rd wave of infections. and nicely kara, if you will continue and restaurants and bars will close an hour beforehand. alcohol sales will be limited to day time. i'm prohibited at the weekend. those are headlines coming up next. it's $1.00 0 $1.00 east. goodbye. the news. news news with me i just giving birth is a parallel process but did not want the inside hospital. the kid has never been better. but strong traditions still rules. official way that they know well after decades of war piece remains elusive and life fragile. ah. i was younger, you get up with these are to vitamins escalates, not even maternity clinics, i think and hi, look with this a month with him. and i wonder when he travels to get this done, where young mothers are in the firing line and even newborn had become targets of war. the may 2020. a group of armed men disguised as policemen. storm a doctors without bord

house convicted rapist and former us movie producer harvey weinstein, is to be extradited to california from new york state to phase rape and sexual assault charges. on wednesday, a court rejected an argument by when sean's law is that he should stay in new york to get medical treatment in california. his accused of assaulting 5 women from 2004 to 2013. weinstein is serving a 23 year prison term for sexual assault, and 3rd degree rape. prosecutors expect to extradite him in the next month. the who's while christina, rinaldo has broken more records as the whole group. fortune got the euro campaign often running with a 3 know when over hungary, on gary and supporters were silent when raphael guerrero put portugal in front on 84 minutes, then now to set up the score penalty. and in doing so, he became the highest score in the tournaments history with 10 goals. but he wasn't finished. he then made it 11 germany losing his opening game at the euro for the 1st time against the so called death one minute per nail. it was as well champions who took the lead in munich when japanese camels turned the ball into

seems when you look at michigan, california, new york, the state has shut down, they're doing significantlywas never any scientific consensus for an entire shutdown of an economy. in other words instead of understanding the pandemic, we were afraid, we were encouraged by leaders to fear the pandemic instead of life and lockdowns and death we delayed cancer diagnosis. you know the story. worst heart related out comes. working class slammed the hardest. the biggest public health fiasco in history. that is what we lived through. joe. >> my father-in-law had to get treated for a heart condition, last year. in april, he had to wait a month or two months to go back civil safely to a doctor for a diagnosis. all the people missed their cancer diagnosis, would have spread because they weren't being treated. we'll hear about these stories. we were led by fear. the media helped push that fear instead of educating us on the pandemic, liz. elizabeth: joe, people should have started listening to this last year. you were way out in front ahead of this. joe concha. >> thank you. elizabeth: come back soon.

the news comes as two states, california and new york, ease almost all restrictions imposed last yearn california, the economy has fully opened for the the first time in 15 months. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, joins us from los angeles. from that point of view, david, a long time coming but these are two states that have been extremely badly affected. bier? extremely badly affected. very much so. they _ extremely badly affected. very much so. they were _ extremely badly affected. very much so. they were both - much so. they were both epicentres at different times of the coronavirus pandemic here in the united states but, despite passing that rather grim milestone of 600,000 deaths, polling here suggests that many americans actually believe the pandemic is, if not over, then nearing its end. a poll conducted a week ago showed that two—thirds of those question had either gone out to eat or met with family and friends in the previous seven days. as i mentioned, many states have already been open for some time and joe biden has been seeking to get about 70% of the popula

several other states, including california, new york, and oregon have close to 60% of adults vaccinated, with one dose and likely will reach biden's target. however, alabama only has 36% of its adult residents receiving their first dose of that vaccine. >>> and a live look at the city by the bay, starting today you can get business done. at san francisco city hall in-person. glen mark reopens to the public at 8:00 this morning and in-person services will begin at that time as well. that includes things like applying for a marriage license, getting birth and death certificates and registering your business. san francisco city hall was shutdown 15 months ago along with the rest of the city. of course, because of the pandemic. >>> new this morning as we head into fire season napa county is considering new technology to spot wildfires right where they start and hopefully save lives and property. county leaders are looking at 23 cell phone poles and 11 fire detection sensor poles. the poles would be disguised to look like trees. the company building them says they can locate smoke plumes in

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california, new york, new jersey --ll of these states have more money to spend this year than ever beforedering what your sense is of what states could be doing to direct some of those funds sie this is basically a one-shot situation for this year, perhaps next year, in terms of being able to address climate change at the state level? >> that is a great question. the great thing about acting on climate change is it is an investment. when we are talking about infrastructure, one-time spending, it is actually spending that pays itself back both through the bills and job creations come on because of things throughout the economy. i think you are right that governors should be looking at spending money on climate change, buildings, clean energy, helping to build more public transit, support that infrastructure. if you put the money in come it can pay you back over many years. i do think the states have an important role to play but the federal government really has the power of the purse. we're not talking about a one-time surplus. we're talking about spending trillions of dollars on the clim

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according to recent census data both new york state and california lost congressional seats due to stalledgeneral custer. that's an old joke. people are just calmly walking out of new york state, they're leaving skidmarks. the three main reasons? taxes, covid lockdowns, and dying in nursing homes, but rising crime as police morale plummets. retirement rates for cops are skyrocketing jumping 75% from a year ago. sadly, the retirement rates for murderers and robbers are holding steady. meanwhile in places like texas the population is growing at a much faster rate giving them two more seats in the house of representatives. that's not the case in california where u-haul trucks are getting harder to find than kevin spacey. [scattered laughter] people are leaving the state faster than terrified teens at an r. kelly pool party. i stopped at two. i thought there might've been a third one but i figure two are enough. you did something interesting. you left new york at just about the right time but then you moved to california. >> it was a strange decision. san francisco of all places. >> greg: how'

news that's t off the table. off the table. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. tonight, california and new york state are back in business. most remaining covid restrictions are now lifted in those states, and while that's reason to celebrate, this comes on the same day that the u.s. passed 600,000 covid deaths. cbs' carter evans reports from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, a grand reopening for the first state covid closed: california. mask mandates and socially distancing rules are over for the fully vaccinated. >> finally we are here, june 15, to turn the page. >> reporter: it's especially exciting for businesses that lost business. >> thank you! >> it feels amazing. a new life. we've reached the end of a very long tunnel, and we're super excited to be back open. >> reporter: tonight, fireworks will punctuate new york relaxing covid rules now that 70% of adults have at least one shot. >> what does 70% mean? it means that we can now return to life as we know it. >> reporter: and the white house says it's planning a fourth of july bash to celebrate independence from the virus. but covid isn't over yet. cases are now r

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hundreds of chinese workers left a traditional immigrant left traditional immigrant enclaves in california and new yorkabis boom. in new mexico, he linked up with this man, a former civil engineer and never how farm official, he claimed he had the authority to issue hemp permits. a questionable assertion at best, it was still enough to get the fans up and running. to get the farms up and running. but red flags were quickly raised. you just see these massive operations, huge greenhouses, gates locked, you see cars coming and going at all times of night, most of them with foreign plates. very evident something very strange was going on in this community. this man worked as a security guard. there are nojobs, people couldn't go out of the reservation to go to work. when he started, it opened up a whole new financial situation for everybody. we had 38 fields and hundreds of employees. when i noticed it going for she was when i was not allowed on some of the fields. people were stealing the hemp out of the forums, they were getting high, some of them said they were getting headaches and just by the look of

california and new york have lifted most restrictions. there was a headline, this will be back in about half an hour with more. but by on june 18th, iran was told the presidential election was take house on its place, put a conservative candidate, the feed, the money needed, and what impact? because power one, national and global policy join us the latest results analysis of the iran addiction. on ultra 0 the i this is level bonita, the chocolate books, home to book or juniors, or simply books. or just he knows most successful football. winning 69 official title today. players who began their career at boca include international stars like any gym. and then of course there was the late great diego model today, almost an incredible 40 percent of all crazy country. if they're in egypt to book value here at the museum of passion for boca luciana manji, a lifetime supporter is teaching her daughter julietta the history of her beloved team. when it got time might be by let them all gave me most of the day. but i mean, i feel what are, what was

vaccinated to send your kids to school but recently some states are cracking down including california and new yorkhave it's been amazingly politically contentious and divisive and split on party lines with political health and politics. i suggest the fundamental problem is political and we should take a cautionary note from school vaccine mandates. there is a conflict between individual expectation of medical choices are a matter of personal freedom, public health, commitment to get population level good outcome require core version and private companies using the values of private property, contract and profit to make decisions of what they think is best for them, their pulleys and their customers. gerry: how do you weigh those interest. >> i agree with mark what is happened is politics has a biased review but it's important to go back to the first principles we rely on government to protect us, we rely on government to protect us from national defense and to protect us in the public health. unfortunately what is happened that the government has been a mixed job in covid became an issue in the 20

such a dramatic difference now emerging between red states like yours and blue states like new york, californiarsey and illinois. how do you reconcile these differences that are so dramatic? >> i think part of it is that we have a conservative approach and they have a left-wing approach. i think some of this is common sense and for example, we have the lowest per capita tax burden in the country but the reason we are doing well is because people respond to that. they want to live in a place that's was governed with low taxes and we actually now are collecting more revenue than we can forecast or even keep up with with those lower rates and it's all about understanding that you're trying to expand your economic base. obviously things like "law & order" are common sense things that you have to do. you don't have public safety, you don't have anything. and making sure he had good curriculum in schools, with things like women's athletics. we really believe on the key issues that matter for floridians we are leading and getting this done. >> sean: when you look at the differences especially with cal

california, new york, new jersey, michigan, and illinois, lost a combined four million residents since 2010. that is before the pandemic further exposed the cities. how about democrats do what is right for the american people? why don't we open schools? why don't we tamp down on unnecessary spending? these ill-advised policies are weighing down an american economy trying to rebound. it is time for america to get back to work. for those still unable to return there are ample federal and state resources to assist in housing costs. no paying, law-abiding tenant should ever be thrown out without legal resource. the contract between a tenant and landowner should be honored and state courts should be quick to reconcile any breaches. our responsibility in congress is to not hand out free housing, it is to protect private property rights of every single american. this fundamental principle is a cornerstone of our country and has served as the bedrock of fostering the greatest economy the world is ever seen. i hope this hearing today makes that clear. i think the chair and i yield back. >> than

cap found 4% points for high earners in new york and california up to 12% points compared to what theyin no-income tax states like florida and texas which is why over 5% of the highest earning households in new york moved after s.a.l.t. that caused high tax states. now the recent tax earners in new york and new jersey is likely to accelerate that could reduce revenues from the tax hikes by 30% and perhaps even erase them all together once the stimulus wears off. the report says we expect this tax hike will meaningful incre increase emigration from new york brian, goldman is not expecting a s.a.l.t. repeal, but increase in the cap to $50,000 which it says sounds like a lot current cap is 10. they say it would do little to stem the tide of the highest ear earners. going from 10 to 50 doesn't do enough if that is the case. we will see this continue and accelerate once we get through the stimulus >> so, for viewers wondering not in high tax states the ability to deduct state and local taxes from the federal income taxes and they capped that that is a big deal for the higher tax states. it

sachs you mentioned said that the salt cap raised tax rates by 4% for those taxpayers in new york and californiaore compared to states with no income taxes more than 6,000 people making more than a million dollars left new york state due to salt that doesn't sound like a lot of people but since 1% of the people paid moving. >> they're moving from new york, new jersey, connecticut, california, they are moving to 40% of the taxes it doesn't take much to start hitting tax revenues. >> yeah, you reach a point of diminishing returns. where are the wealthy americans moving. >> they're moving from new york, new jersey, connecticut, california, they are moving to florida, texas, tennessee and nevada, generally states with no income taxes and warmer weather. what's not to like now this is shifting the entire geography of wealth in america north to south and it's also reshaping economies and the real estate market let's look at palm beach they are literally running out of mansions down there in palm beach florida. a that's a high class problem. the average home price in palm beach now almost $10 million,

but the vaccination drive is rapidly bringing down their daily figures and california and new york, the latest states to lift most of the remaining restrictions. how does your cast or has more now from washington dc? the country as a whole isn't morning because 600000 people in the united states having died of covert since the started this pandemic that makes up 15 percent of the worldwide they tally total from this disease and particularly significant here in the u. s. which makes up only 4 percent of the world population. as far as the number of daily desk. well, we're still seeing some $370.00 people on average dying each day in the united states. and while that is, in fact, a low since the beginning of the pandemic was declared still, if you think about it, that's like to passenger jets, full of people crashing each day in the us. that's the number of people, 370 dying each day, continuously of cove it and many are wondering whether these deaths could have been preventable. critic saying that the u. s. government had to take in those early measures in the beginning of the pandemic.

california and new york at the latest states to lift most of their remaining restrictions. climate change may have already passed and it reversible tipping point. that's the warning from a top arctic researcher in the biggest ever expedition to the arctic. more than $300.00 scientists spent a year gathering data, they found that arctic ice is retreating faster than ever before. the spy on your phone continues now. ah, ah, ah ah . ah. ah. the who's in november 2020. i'll just, you know, arabic contacted the top is really cybersecurity official to find out more about data and cyber cooperation between israel and the u. e. the official refused to speak on camera, but said he had just returned from an official business trip to the us is designed to promote high profile official coordination between the 2 countries. according to lead to reports, israeli and moratti's cyber cooperation developed significantly around this time. the arrangement seemed to be that full security coordination between the 2 countries allowed and exchange of information. while the u. e invested millions of us dollars i

news >>> five, four, three, two -- >> reporter: i'm miguel almaguer. >> one >> reporter: tonight the first state to enter a lockdown becoming one of the last to lift restrictions after 15 months, california now joining new yorklly dropping most mask mandates for the vaccinated and allowing struggling businesses to finally fully reopen without restrictions >> you want the economy to reopen permanently without any regrets, and you don't want to look back you've got to suppress this virus. >> reporter: it's now up to businesses, not the state, to enforce masks among the unvaccinated the governor saying employers can rely on the honor system or ask customers to show proof of vaccination but small businesses in the world's fifth largest economy are struggling in los angeles alone, an estimated 15,000 were forced to close during the pandemic. kerry esise is among the half that survived >> everyone's going under. so many places going under. gone forever because of this. >> reporter: who do you blame? >> i blame the governor. >> reporter: for those responsibility for trying to save as many lives as we possibly could by moving first, the first in the nation with a stay-at-home order we think that saved lives and put

i mean, the way new york and california look to a lot of the country, it's almost unrecognizable fromiving. localities are now separating one from another with the country literally dividing itself. believe it or not, the 19th century federal congressional resolution that submitted the state of texas into the union contains language that texas if they wanted could split into five different states. of course for that to happen it would likely still need a congressional approval but that's up for constitutional review. that's why we've brought in the great one, the host of the number one show every sunday night. that book over his shoulder on your screen right now, american marxism, yeah, that book is the antidote and a salvation for this country, it gives you the answers coming up soon. mark levin, the great one. we get to a point where we've had such -- we've had differences brought this country. i want us to be the united states of america, mark, i know you do too but i hear this chatter, this talk more. you look at buckhead, they don't want to be a part of atlanta. if the democrats

but the vaccination drive is rapidly bringing down that daily figure and california and new york, the latest states to left most of their remaining restrictions. restrictions are also being listed in israel war. most people now won't have to wear a mask in doors. it follows one of the world's most successful vaccination campaigns. 85 percent of the adult population has been inoculated. there are now only a few dozen active cove at 900 patients in israel, but the my school still applies to unvaccinated people in medical facilities. anybody heading to quarantine and the airline passengers? several regions in russia had tightened restrictions. meanwhile, after a surgeon cases and are increasing hospital capacity for an expected influx of patients on sunday, russia reported its largest one big tally of new cases. in february. the kremlin says it's not satisfied with the slow rate of vaccination. only about 18000000 russians have been vaccinated out of a population of a 144000000. if you appear is preparing for elections on monday, twice delayed by covert 19. it's the 1st time the prime mi