and so i think the biggest danger to bars johnson is boris johnson. now, one of the things that cummings is claim said that the beginning of all of this is, you know, it's, it's almost a joke that i'm big prime minister. but then he said, but then again, same with cameron and osborne and all the rest of them. but he has shown no or little evidence of grasp of detail, a capacity to manage people, which is so important, especially in challenging times. his number 10 is a curious mix of people. the cabinet was chosen partly because of that support for . brett said partly because none of them ready represents the threat to him. and so yeah, the biggest threat subarus johnson as far as johnson, i think. so finally, steve went to the top of the prime minister's. you didn't think he would get there . can he stay there? yeah, i didn't think he would get that on the basis of others who hadn't, i saw him having some of those characteristics, but those who hadn't got the crown supposed to be there for. i'm not gonna make prediction again, having be proven wrong

johnson, not always. stanley johnson is known for having a good sense of humor, but it's not a so a name you give somebody you expect to be prime minister that well, no over hasn't done him any harm. i gather his family. don't even call him boris. the name. very unusually, by the way, but a lot of voters refer to him as unusual in the sense the most prime ministers are referred to by their 1st. this is like the queen. there is a family name on the, the official, there's an official name and a family name. and yeah, it reflects a kind of show in this which is part of the family and the father is like him or he's like the father. they are performers. be taught family in different ways, some more exuberant than others, are fascinated by the former. and you know, he and david cameron and others at each. i thought that i think were fascinated by the performance of politics, the game of politics. and to this very day, if you struggle to find clear definition about johnson's broad mission, there is no doubt that

some 2 bars johnson. it's very interesting and this is skip, it has really evaded scrutiny at every point and they any great sense, you know, the mayor of london is not a huge job. the british politics as foreign secretary, he was peripheral. theresa may deliberately made the peripheral during the tory leadership conference, there was so many candidates, but no one was really challenged. in the general election, he avoided big interviews. so it's the leader of the opposition's task really to scrutinize and he's not used to that. so that will be an interesting and have a terminal challenges. i mean, some talk, some evidence of a rest every way between the prime minister. i miss chancellor, you know, the classic demise of prime ministers often is preceded by a rift between milk and sedona st. some evidence of that and dominant companies of course and said that they were there was a conspiracy to replace them more or less as soon as he was reelected them in as dominant cummings, just for mischief or other fo

and so yeah, the biggest threat subarus johnson as far as johnson, i think. so finally, steve went to the top of the prime minister's. you didn't think he would get there . can they stay there? yeah, i didn't think he would get that on the basis of others who hadn't, i saw him having some of those characteristics for those who haven't got the crown . so therefore, i'm not gonna make a prediction again, having be proven wrong about him before. what i will say is 2 things. one, a majority of ac is a pretty good. now i know margaret thatcher foul with a much bigger majority. and also for all the speculation about the term, all of his private life and all the rest of it. prime ministers very rarely go voluntarily . why in milton times is called voluntarily, and that was how wilson and nice and one way or another, the eldest of all being forced out if he is to go before the next election, doubtless it will be voluntarily. so it would have to be through false. so there would be one heck of a drama to be played out if that were to happen. so i'm not going to say any

what does johnson think? uh-uh. johnson's not buying this. he's a states' rights guy, as jansen says. he does not think congress should have anything to do with reconstruction. he's disbanded black union army troops, he's issuing his plan for reconstruction, for instance. penalizes the planter class. as a poor white, he resents slave owner planters. he said anyone owning more than $20,000 of property shall not be pardoned. i'll grant amnesty and pardon to other whites. but what happens? these people, representatives of the planter class, come to johnson, and he issues wholesale pardons to them, 14,000 people. he just pardons immediately. what happens with, you know, the new governments being formed in the south? under johnson's plan? not many of them were secessionists, but they're kind of discredited. they were unionists and i put that in quotes because these unionists had opposed the secession of their states, but they had all gone with their state and many had fought for the confederacy and occupied high office in the confederacy. the most

and johnson or why johnson and johnson? >> so i think really the key point is that break through cases remain relatively rare compared to people who are not vaccinated. that's really important. all these vaccines are incredibly effective in terms of reducing the risk of hospitalization. and, again, we're continuing to follow cdc guidelines whether they are the mrna or johnson and johnson vaccines. accommodating people and are requesting an additional shot. but the break through infections, i think really, i understand the focus on break through infections here, but i think it really misses the big picture. the key reason we did the indoor mask mandate and so forth is because we need to get more people quickly vaccinated as soon as possible. that includes the johnson and johnson mrna vaccine. we will follow cdc recommendations going forward. >> are you still administering the j&j? >> absolutely. it's a good vaccine. and we will continue to administer it. we have lots of vaccines available. if people want the mrna vaccine, we

— johnson, but biden? there were certainly scathing _ johnson, but biden?athing remarks about johnson, but biden? there were - certainly scathing remarks about joe biden, _ certainly scathing remarks about joe biden, but— certainly scathing remarks about joe biden, but that headline is slightly skewed _ biden, but that headline is slightly skewed. fits biden, but that headline is slightly skewed. �* , �* , biden, but that headline is slightly skewed. �* . �* , ., .. skewed. as we've seen from the other covera . e skewed. as we've seen from the other coverage and — skewed. as we've seen from the other coverage and in _ skewed. as we've seen from the other coverage and in the _ skewed. as we've seen from the other coverage and in the commons - skewed. as we've seen from the other coverage and in the commons today, | skewed. as we've seen from the other| coverage and in the commons today, a number of mps on both sides of the aisle were also scathing ofjohnson. injohnson is obviously aisle were also scathing ofjohnson. in johnson is obviously trying aisle were a

, and we own stock in the company johnson & johnson. host: the booster shots we have been talking about for the pfizer and moderna vaccine's, what happens with johnson & johnson vaccinated individuals? guest: the administration is saying we need to wait on that. we need to see data on two doses of the j&j vaccine. once they have that data, the fda will look at that data and likely recommend a booster shot for people who received the j&j vaccine. the timeframe of eight months after the final dose, or for the j&j vaccine it would be one dose, that would mean there would not need to be any conversation or decision around the j&j vaccine until november. that vaccine was not introduced until march. host: in other news, another announcement yesterday on the mandate front, president biden announcing vaccine mandates for those who work in nursing home facilities. here is the president from yesterday. [video clip] pres. biden: if you work in a nursing home and serve people on medicare or medicaid, you will also be required to get vaccinated. mor

johnson to be a great president if lady bird johnson had not been first lady. and the problem here is almost every first lady i think and melody would probably agree with this is they always say i really have very little influence on the present to the credit to him. it was all his doing and she would have guessed for state dinners or something like that it lady bird is no exception. in those conversations and i will have with her, she said the same thing. it will if did not know any better, just think that she was sort of this polite minor figure in the entourage. one of the great are actually one of the revelations is that lbj taped his wife without her knowledge and answer, did you know that he was taking you and she said no. but nothing would've surprised me in the case of that. and the other thing is that he would talk to her maybe a little bit less on this phone call but elsewhere just beautifully. my wife for this and she said, you really should be writing books on these tapes and you should talk to me much more the way he talked to her. but the point is

si se pone la vacuna johnson & johnson de san francisco podrÍa recibir una dosis suplementaria, peroquÉ hay con otros condados muchos estudiantes regresarÁn a las aulas las prÓximas semanas presentadora: muy buenas noches, los saluda marÍa antonieta mejÍa se recomienda a los residentes del Área de la bahÍa mantener sus ventanas cerradas debido a la mala calidad del aire causada en los incendios al norte de california muy buenas noches, lamentablemente siguen ardiendo los incendios forestales al norte de california y en el Área de la bahÍa nos hemos visto afectados. ya ha llegado este hubo que ha sido trasladado con los vientos lo que estÁ sucediendo es que poco a poco la brisa marina estÁ aumentando y estÁ ayudando a trasladar este humo hacia zonas mÁs al este para las prÓximas horas en las Áreas costeras veremos una reducciÓn en el particulado de humo, pero para maÑana tendremos nuevas cantidades de humo entre bajo y moderado tambiÉn la calidad del aire se ha estado viendo afectada para hoy y el domingo sepa que la calidad del aire estarÁ mÁs afectada porque estas partÍculas de humo

& johnson.no hacerlo. reportera: por su parte, la fda da a conocer que por la variante delta la eficacia de las vacunas cayÓ del 91% al 66%, es por eso que se recomienda la tercera dosis, por eso mÉdicos recomiendan hacer un llamado a la comunidad a vacunarse, dicen que ya comienzan a faltar manos para atender la emergencia. paulina: en breve vamos a visitar un hospital de la florida donde cada vez mÁs estÁn recibiendo niÑos contagiados de covid 19. jorge: estoy mucho mÁs al volver. todos los pancakes de denny's son hechos a pedido con buttermilk fresco. pero los destacados del mes son los patriotas. frescos. dulces. y llenos de libertad. ¡nuevos! red, white and blue pancakes. los destacados del mes. nos vemos en denny's. ♪ jorge: continÚa en aumento el nÚmero de niÑos hospitalizados con coronavirus en estados unidos, se han reportado al menos 1450 casos, los expertos temen que la cifra siga creciendo con el inicio del ciclo escolar. desde junio hasta la semana pasada, la cifra de contactos ha p

& johnson vaccine. >> reporter: by the end of the week, people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine will be able to get a second shot at san francisco general hospital. booster is not the word health officials are using. instead the department of public health is calling it a supplemental does. >> it is not a booster because it's not specific for the variants which the booster will be. >> reporter: the chief of medicine at san francisco general voted on monday to allow the hospitals vaccine clinic to give a supplemental mrna vaccine to somebody who had the j&j shot. >> potential benefit, no downside, to me as we look at the future of what the virus and what we are facing with a 4th search. it does make sense. >> reporter: 665,000 san francisco and have been vaccinated but only about 8% have received the johnson & johnson shot. >> we are worried about breakthrough infections. people were having concerns about whether the single-dose was going to be enough. >> reporter: that concern is why dr. winston says some people has doses on their own. hospital epidemiologist, she supports the s

& johnson vaccine. >> reporter: by the end of the week, people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine will be able to get a second shot at san francisco general hospital. booster is not the word health officials are using. instead the department of public health is calling it a supplemental does. >> it is not a booster because it's not specific for the variants which the booster will be. >> reporter: the chief of medicine at san francisco general voted on monday to allow the hospitals vaccine clinic to give a supplemental mrna vaccine to somebody who had the j&j shot. >> potential benefit, no downside, to me as we look at the future of what the virus and what we are facing with a 4th search. it does make sense. >> reporter: 665,000 san francisco and have been vaccinated but only about 8% have received the johnson & johnson shot. >> we are worried about breakthrough infections. people were having concerns about whether the single-dose was going to be enough. >> reporter: that concern is why dr. winston says some people has have gone out to get extra vaccine doses on their own. hospital

the 20 refers to boris. johnson going on 9pm on monday johnson going on 9pm on monday morning _ johnson on 9pm on monday morning after he received a letter from _ morning after he received a letter from rishi — morning after he received a letter from rishi sunak in that paper the previous— from rishi sunak in that paper the previous day. and it was the chancellor demanding the end of all travel_ chancellor demanding the end of all travel restrictions and boris johnson _ travel restrictions and boris johnson was paris because it looked like a _ johnson was paris because it looked like a dhect— johnson was paris because it looked like a direct challenge to his authority which to an extent is. there _ authority which to an extent is. there is— authority which to an extent is. there is a — authority which to an extent is. there is a lot of tension between the chancellor and the prime minister— the chancellor and the prime minister at the moment. and according to the paper, the prime minister— according to the paper, the prime minister was so angry he threatened to demote _ minister was so a

it was sandi johnson's car. her keys were in it, so was her cell phone, but there was no sign of sandi. >> coming up -- that first break finding sandi's car, gives policehope, but a second clue will throw them for a loop. >> we're asking ourselves, how does this come together, what does this mean. >> when "dateline" continues. u to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll

>>> "johnson & johnson" >>> se pondría una dosis extra?a vacuna "pzifer" moderna además de la de "johnson & johnson" que ella recibió hace varios meses. >>> si es necesario sí >>> se sabía desde información? >>> no, me dijeron que era una sola >>> departamento de salud pública de san franciscoindica que la (inaudible) que son 2 por lo menos 2 semanas de intervalo, además del condado san francisco continuará sigue las directrices por los "c.d.c (centros de control y prevención de enfermedades)" que prohíben las llamadas dosis de refuerzo, el director de salud pública agregó que considerarán peticiones especiales para este tipo de vacunas. >>> para qué quiero otra vacuna? mejor alcaldesa >>> pero los residentes opinaron totalmente distinto >>> basado en las autoridades quienes recibirán la vacuna "johnson & johnson" pueden, y quieren recibir una dosis de "moderna" o "pzifer", aseguran que están protegidos y esto no es necesario >>> las autoridades de salubridad de la ciudad y condado san francisco le pide a todas estas personas que no estén

& johnson".nistración de alimentos y medicamentos)" dijo que los estadounidenses vacunados nonecesitan una dosis suplementaria, pero que quemes a la comunidad de lo que pesa san francisco? hablamos con miembros y hablamos con las autoridades de esta ciudad sobre estetema para despejar dudas. tendremos esta información y también las palabras de la alcaldesa (nombre extranjero) que también habló al respecto. eso se lo vamos a informar en nuestra edición de las 6. en vivo telemundo 48 >>> estamos al tanto el diario new york times dice que la "f.d.a(administración de alimentos y medicamentos)" aprobaría la vacuna "pzifer" tan pronto como el próximo mes, reporta que el plazo sería para el feriado del día del trabajo no antes, la "f.d.a(administración de alimentos y medicamentos)" dijo que espera avanzar lo más rápido posible con la solicitud de "pzifer" una probación puede impulsar a que más personas se oponen >>> los vacunados no creen en la efectividad de la vacuna, es lo que demuestra la encuesta q

i mean, even boys johnson himself. he once said a few years ago that from africa will be much good to she was sitting charge. i mean for me, that is incendiary is blaine to races, stephen, and yet hardly anybody even knew supporters could count for that. but you seem to get away with it. i know it's going to challenge him and he has is why we west and as always be the case in the u. k. and so we, the last job we come in and so on. they not only have to talk to, but after why is wing press on the daily telegraph the, the times and so on. and that's in case too much of a mountain decline. johnson would say he was defending them women to whether nicole received and he's lying with alex. we do. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show will be back on saturday. 5070. as the us president johnson signed before flag gulf of tonkin resume having a waiver, tens of millions, dead wounded or displaced through vietnam, low and cambodia. until then keep in touch, right, social media and let us know whether you think th

there is news this evening on the johnson & johnson one-shot and on the pfizer vaccine. new evidence on both vaccines, what they're seeing in antibodies after a booster shot. this could be very key moving forward. but we are going to begin tonight with the emergency evacuations in afghanistan. just six days until president biden's august 31st deadline. tonight, the secretary of state now saying up to 1,500 americans remain in that country and that they've reached about a third of them. and what he said to americans and afghans who helped us, who will still be in that country after august 31st. making a promise. but what will that effort after the deadline look like? outside the kabul airport, thousands still waiting, hoping to get inside and to get on a flight. and newly emerging images tonight, what's becoming a familiar scene there, some evacuees being helped to climb over barbed wire, over this wall, to get into the airport. while others were wading through sewage, just awful conditions there, holding up their documents, hoping to get on one of those planes. new video

& johnson. joining us live is dr. george rutherford, a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at ucsf. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with the johnson & johnson vaccine, do you think people should be lining up to get the booster? >> it's a moral question about why we should be getting three vaccines when people in mexico aren't getting any. there is added benefit to it, clearly. but there is a weightier question about when we get even better protection if we vaccinated people in baja who are coming across the border? but that is something the federal government decided, we are on this path of giving a third vaccine, and i assume from the newest release we will also be looking at a second dose of johnson & johnson. if we are going to spend it, yes you should get it. >> it will provide that extra immunity. >> there is a slight difference there, we have had solid organ transplants. that is basically getting it to work the first time. for everybody else, the boosters are taking i

king thanked president johnson for the recognition. king then asked president johnson to please support a voting rights bill. dr. king called -- told president johnson that a voting rights act was needed. it was needed in the south because elections officials were using the literacy test to deny the right to vote. king said the black communities needed a law that would give them the right to limit discriminatory voting right laws. president johnson urged dr. king to delay, slow down, delay this request. it was then that dr. king and john lewis and the foot soldiers and others depended -- descended on selma. after the police violence and the deaths of jimmy lee jackson and others, president johnson capitulated and called a joint session of congress. i ask you to go online to take a look at the video. he called the joint session of congress on march 16, 19 55. president johnson capitulated and called for swift passage of the voting rights act. though the voting rights act was filibustered by southern senators, it passed. the result has b

gupta, we've been talking about this for a while, the johnson & johnson situation.izer and moderna recipients, it's a small group of folks, but it feels like everything had been geared toward the pfizer and moderna crowd. this is the company putting this out. how quickly do you expect the fda to take this study and at least recommend an emergency second dose? >> good afternoon, chuck. good to see you. i think it's going to be important for regulators at the fda to understand the optimal time between dose one and two. this study today separated dose one and two of the johnson & johnson doses. so exact same doses. just got two six months apart. of those people they studied, antibody levels shot through the roof after the second dose six months later. the second study that's being published shortly, in the next few weeks by johnson & johnson, is looking at spacing out the doses by two months. it's going to be really important is it two months between the doses? six? but it appears that interval of dosing is going to be vital as we provide this additional guidance. >> n

& johnson vaccine came on later.s to the moderna and pfizer vaccine, waiting for additional data for a second dose and likely saying there will be a suggestion of a second dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine further down the road. >> dr. azar and torres, first, obvious question, if you're sitting watching this right now, this developing news and you got the j&j shot, what do you do, dr. azar? >> unfortunately if you want to do it by the book, you're going to wait. johnson & johnson is comparing two doses to one dose to see which one is more effective and more efficacious. people are getting boosters because they're hearing about this, the explanation why johnson & johnson is not in the mix the eua was only for the mrna vaccines and the number of individuals who received johnson & johnson numbers 14 million as opposed to about 155 million people who got the mrna vaccines and some of the earliest, people in nursing homes and compromised immunity. >> the administration will begin efforts to deliver booster shots to pe

& johnson is it that they don't know yet if there should be a booster shot and johnson & johnson, orer shot for it, what is the situation, what are they waiting to figure out? >> writes, johnson & johnson has been in trial with two doses, the first doses and second dose, will call it a booster. they're waiting to see the readout, johnson & johnson has the submitted data package to the fda. if i had to bet, lawrence, i would bet you a lot of americans are going to sneak out one dose of an mrna vaccine some way, we know people have already. so i would love to see some guidance so that they're not left high and dry it. we are waiting for johnson & johnson to kind of give some official read out on that two dose regiment that they've had in trial. meanwhile we are waiting to see how these mix and match trials go. johnson & johnson patients who are listening, do not run out to go get one of the mrna vaccines. but talk to your physician because if you are immunocompromised have a certain situation, you may need to seek out of booster sooner rather than later, and that is the other point, la

so johnson & johnson patients were listening. the mrna vaccine but talk to your physician. if you are immuno compromised, if you have a certain situation, you may need to seek out a vaccine booster sooner rather than later. a lot of people who are immunocompromise who had didn't get their sufficient immunization. they need to get it now. >> thank you very much for joining us on this important news night about the booster shot. we really appreciate it. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adv

. >> alan johnson: hey, buddy.you're seeing this video, some bad things happened to dad last night. so, i need you to be strong, okay, for mom. and just always know in your heart that i love you, okay? bye, buddy. >> martin: a few hours after army major alan johnson recorded that message to his son, iranian batiiles ban rai wn on sad airbase in iraq where 2,000 u.s. troops were based. as a drone recorded the attack, americans caught in the crosshairs could do nothing but run or duck and cover. ( explosion ) >> holy ( bleep )! >> martin: each missile carried a warhead weighing more than 1,000 pounds. >> stay right here, bro, don't move. >> johnson: well, words can't even describe the amount of energy that is released by these-- these missiles. >> martin: johnson was taking cover in a bunker designed to protect troops against much smaller warheads, weighing only 60 pounds. >> johnson: knocked the wind out of me, followed by the most putrid-tasting, ammonia-tasting dust that swept through the bunker, coated your teeth

meantime, big news about the johnson & johnson vaccine. people who got the single-shot dose could be getting another. mark strassmann explains. >> reporter: as early as next month, boosters could go in the arms of johnson & johnson's 14 million vaccine recipients. booster protection surged in a j&j clinical trial. antibodies against the virus jumped nine times higher with a second shot. federal approval still required, immunocompromised recipients likely would get first priority. >> today's announcement does provide some reassurance a booster dose in people who initially got j&j vaccine is good news. >> reporter: our country remains half vaccinated. in one hot spot, mississippi, barely one person in three has been fully vaccinated. as this graph shows, covid has roared back with a vengeance. its spring highs dwarfed by in summer surge. kids already getting sick of school is one thing, but getting sick in school another. statewide almost 12,000 students have tested positive. 5,700 last week alone. >> you have a good day? >> reporter: erica

he got the johnson & johnson shot. should she get the booster now? guest: here is an important differentiation. i do not have the data to recommend saying that you should do it. i think it is a reasonable option. i will give you an example. i have three children. one got the j&j and he is going to get the supplemental shot. but i really do not have the data to recommend and say that they should get it and it is very reasonable to wait and see what further data shows and it is also important to emphasize that the j&j is still very protective against serious illness and death. kristen: speaking of serious illness and death, the cdc is pointing out again today that more than 99.99 percent of fully vaccinated people have not had a severe breakthrough. what should be our take away from that? guest: that is absolutely true and it is also what we are seeing here in san francisco and across the country. there are breakthrough infections. and some even need to be hospitalized ridiculously in elderly or immunocompromised patients. but we are seeing such a dram

on the part of boris johnson, , ., ., , johnson.on. just to say in that story, the foreign office has _ johnson. just to say in that story, the foreign office has said - johnson. just to say in that story, the foreign office has said that l the foreign office has said that the foreign secretary was engaged on a range of other calls, and this one about the translator was delegated to another minister — that's all we have from that front—page there. does this overall story, though, sam, when we look at afghanistan, show that the uk is unable to carry out these huge international policies without the united states? the united states decides what happens in britain has to follow on from that? it happens in britain has to follow on from that? ., , , ., , ., , from that? it appears to be the case, from that? it appears to be the case. that's _ from that? it appears to be the case, that's certainly _ from that? it appears to be the case, that's certainly the - from that? it appears to be the case, that's certainly the way i from that? it a

. >> to folks who have already received the one-dose johnson and johnson vaccine.he city's public health officials are saying that doesn't mean they're recommending that for everybody who got the johnson and johnson shot, but they are accommodating or at least they have been accommodating people who ask for it kron four's. maureen kelly has the story. >> according to the city's public health department. it's been going on for some time. supplemental vaccine shots of either pfizer or moderna going into the arms of people who already had the one and done johnson johnson dose across neighborhood vaccine clinics and at san francisco, general hospital, the city's public health director doctor grant colfax says they still believe in the j and j. it was on the menu today at their new vax to you mobile clinic that will show up at homes or job sites to vaccinate groups from 5 to 12 people in an effort to protect citizens from the growing threat of the delta variant. change is a good vaccine. it's a good vaccine. we will continue to administer it. well, as 50 ph and the cdc

it mentioning the prime minister boris johnson. i know it's something that you've talked about in the past. opperation swamp in the eighty's. yeah, i mean the john to stop and search is loving. he's used the phrase, it's a loving, stood by and wants to increase the levels of stop and search. i mean will lead to another uprising i believe so because goes where the so procreate mostly he's never witnessed the experience. young people. so i mean, look the splinter, we uncle williams just last year when she was travelling with her and she had a child, you know, back and she was a man, how do we mean baby was inside actually unintended. and that was great, angry and movie. and so when boys johnson talks about lobby and we have no idea what he's referring to because our experience is also pretty dreadful. and so for him to come out of those kind of statements, a display of angus, the black community in this country. now i know you contributed to the documentary by the queen about the new cross fire. we got to go into all of that, but tha

& johnson vaccine. last month j&j reported its single shot still provides protection against covid. that it's strong and stable through eight months after immunization, and now it reports an added booster shot increased protection by nine times. >> this is a fabulous vaccine. it really is the data out this morning suggests a second j&j shot six months later gives you a huge increase in your antibody levels >> reporter: reassuring news for those who received the j&j vaccine but worried they may not have the same level of protection offered by the two-dose pfizer or moderna vaccines keith alberts admits he's been concerned. >> i feel a whole lot better i feel like this is what i've been waiting for. i've been waiting to hear this. there was nothing ever mentioned about a booster for johnson. it was all pfizer and moderna. >> reporter: with the delta variant spreading fast, the biden administration is eager to offer boosters six to eight months after americans are fully vaccinated starting next month. but