as of july, whites, 70%, blacks, 65%, hispanics 65%. racial divide. that was in july. by pfizer, showing that gap has officially closed and there is a different gap that explains what is going on in country with our vaccination rates. look at the gap closing. as a baseline, the number of all american adults who report getting at least one shot now, that number for all american adults is now 72%. look at it by race. the numbers have really evened out. the percentage of white adults who say they've gotten one shot is 70%. compare that to black adults and hispanic adults. 71% among black adults, 73% among hispanic adults. so those are all really, really tight, and hispanic adults is actually the highest proportion. this basically means that race is no longer a statistically important factor when it comes to those who are vaccinated. there isn't a racial divide anymore. but there is another factor that sticks out like a skyscraper. 72% of american adults have had at least one shot. that's our baseline here. in blue there, that's the number of democrats who say they've gott

good, the welcome julie white. how are you, my friend? good, good. you're up to baby after school today. good for you. coming in next week. i'm a sentimental day. they get out of the car quicker. past the age of 12. right? they do that? yes. you to pull down the blood? no, there's no huh. no kids, nothing is just a quick regular grab bag. grab into a paid for you. when i get, when it gets senior high school, sorry. you know much. they don't. those slow down slow the challenge are done. let me realize. yeah, between my daughters exit from my car, my wisdom man, i'm starting to feel it. if i give you the was yo to kat listed, then i when i saw the trailer for the show, the tv, the broadcast, i guess they're calling him when you do a tv thing based on that cast, i was just so happy to see well balance can tell me about your journey. you become a just monster here. i don't mean, but your parents build me in. yeah, they grounded, you know, it was just my parents and i every day to be quite honest man, they, they grew up in here in los angeles. they're cre

come in and we're lucky rejoined by actor julie white. he's come to the show today. he has a podcast. i don't want to bury the lead. i love the earth thing, but my mom's got a project right now. let me show the soap here. currently as part has called ever after and has been happily with you, little life, just trailer for it's a success story of times where you often hear trouble and you can hear it wherever you get your podcast. the also adapted podcast into television show on the streaming service topic of the trailer from the 1st episode aired on august 26. you of course now stephen urkel from family matters $89.00 to $98.00 along with mark the biggest step in for one episode. ball out of the park in the history of television. so good the welcome julie. why hardy, my friend, go over some good. you're up to baby after school today. good for you. coming in next week. i'm a sentimental day. they get out of the car quicker, past the age of 12. right? yes, you to pull down the? no, there's no hug. no kiss, nothing is just a quick grab bag grabbing a i paid for you. when

so again this is huddle to have said they got in their first shot as of july. whitess panics 61%. regional divides that was in july. but te a look at the new poll just released today by kaiser, shing that that gap has closed. and there's a different gap now that explains what's going on in the country with their vaccination rates. look at the gap closing. as a baseline the number of all american adults a report getting at least one shot now, that number for all american adults is now 72%. but look at it by race. the numbers have really evened out. the percentage of white adults who have gotten at least one shot is now 71%. compare that not to black adults and hispanic adults. those reporting it because one shot, 70% of among black adults, 73% among hispanic adults. those are all really really tight. and hispanic adults are the highest proportion. this basically means that race is no longer exist distinctly -- factors for those who have chosen to become vaccinated. there really isn't a racial divide anymore. but there is another factor that sticks out like a skyscraper

unfortunately, as it argued in white for julie, often the punishment gets worse not better. that's what i see white for julie as a kind of every day white racial bullying, a a fof everyday white racial control, right? we have this interaction and then you have to think that whether it's worth it to talk to me, and baby futures, no, it's not. i've got to get to the day, a country to give get my family at home, and so i didn't get called in. i wasn't accountable. racism got to fly. you got to bear the brunt of it and we keep on keeping on with me being comfortable and you being uncomfortable. i want to share a really powerful moment that drives this home. i was in front of a -- back anything we could be in front of groups, and i've gone over white fragility and all of these dynamics and i post a question to the people of color in the room. i said how often have you tried to get a white person feedback on our inevitable and often unaware racist habits and assumptions, and have it go well for you? they laughed. they rolled their eyes. the number one response is never. the number

the last number we have is july, the white number is payroll survey forecast. it is coming down from strong, 940,000 to 750,000. there have been some big misses, because there is a week adp number, does not mean that friday jobs report could not hit 750,000, million payrolls some people are looking for. haidi: the recovery in the labor market globally depends on how economies are handling the delta variant, lockdowns. it's going to be where other parts of the world are headed. in melbourne in particular, melbourne has had a strict resume when it comes to covid. we heard from the premier yesterday, it sounds like they are facing up to the reality of having to live with a certain number of infection. he is saying once the state gets to 70% vaccination, there at about 35%. once they get to 70%, he is saying there will be greater freedoms. kathleen: a terrific take on bloomberg today, on the terminal. business travel looks like it could be doomed. that is what seems in the survey. 45 big companies showing 84% plan to spend less on travel post-pandemic. they see cut

the white house deflects as a gold star mom speaks out plus this. >> [inaudible] >> julie: the growing for the president to address the crisis at the border as fentanyl seizures skyrocket. in the focus former congressman jason chaffetz next. record lowsest rates r and home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's values and you can take out $ 50,000 or more. pay down high rate credit cards, improve your home, or just give your family the security of having cash in the bank. my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx® works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get chec

i would be fascinated to hear her response. >> julie: let's not give our reporters. >> she should be asked that. ask the white house if men can get pregnant. waint to know her response. >> julie: i will email them and request it for you. we'll see you this weekend. thank you. democrats divided over a massive spending bill that is a key item of president biden's agenda. one democrat who could torpedo the whole measure getting torched by liberals who even seem to blame him for the storm deaths. plus this. >> as we vet individuals coming out of afghanistan it is very difficult. that processing usually takes 18 to 24 months. now we're doing it in a matter of days and weeks to a very large population. so you know at the end of the day corners will be cut. >> julie: they want answers. the growing concern among republican senators over the vetting of the thousands of afghans, refugees coming to america. one of those senators, iowa's joan ernst is up next. we called and we got $58,800. newday lets you borrow 100% of your home's value. i called and got $54,200. near record low rates means lower payments. turn your equ

the dow logging its worst performance since july, prompted the white house issuing a statement they wereonitoring the market and insisting evergrande business were overwhelmingly based in china. >> the company has encountered unprecedent ds difficulties. really that has done little to pass investors. evergrande is saddled with $300 billion in debt that have been struggling to pay off. analysts we have been talking here do believe and they believe beijing will step in and will intervene and not to bail out evergrande but work out a way to soften the blow. take a listen to this. >> i anticipate beijing to step in even though without a bail out but they'll engineer some sort of restruction so it will look like a soft landing. >> that continues to stoke investors. >> christie lu stout, many thanks. >>> the u.s. have hit another staggering milestone in the coronavirus. more than 675,000 people have now died from covid-19 since the pandemic began. for some perspective on that, that's greater than the entire population of las vegas. and it surpasses the country's estimated death toll from the 1

you remember july 4th the white house street to downplay the cost of things, compared to specious comparisonen july 4th of 2020. what do you think about this. >> we talk about the concept of taxing the rich, but if you think about inflation that is very much a tax on the poor and middle class because every dollar you have in your pocket you buy fewer goods and services and you know, if you don't keep up with that pace of inflation from a wage standpoint which you likely aren't going to, that means there is also less money for to you save. this is sort of the outgrowth of central planners whether it's the government or the federal reserve thinking that they are smarter than everybody, what they're doing, they're breeding wealth from the average american. so it is the exact opposite of the economic freedom and it never cops into that quote, unquote, taxation discussion. charles: carol, you have been always frustrated about small business funding and invests. couple weeks ago blackstone pounding the table. meantime, by the way the same blackstone that is buying up every single family home they

. >> julie: a leaked phone call creating another crisis for president biden. republicans are demanding the white house explain the president's late july conversation with the former leader of afghanistan. now during that phone call, president biden told then president ghani he needed to offer false hope despite the impending taliban invasion saying there is a need to project a different picture. big reaction to this on twitter. senator ted cruz writes this. stunning. why was biden asking a foreign leader to lie to the american people? congressman ronnie jackson tweeting the result of biden's lies was 13 brave americans losing their lives. he needs to resign. and listen to this from congresswoman lisa mcclain. >> what is so difficult about telling the truth? the american people deserve the truth. the truth and a little transparency, i don't understand why it is so difficult for this administration and especially this president to tell the truth. it's a very, very sad situation and we have a collapse in our leadership right now. >> julie: peter doocy is live at the white house with more. >> with t

july. despite the renewed push from the white house and the new encouragement for vaccine mandates. are the mandates working? jen psaki: we did expect that rates of newly vaccinated would decline over time as they have in other countries with more mature vaccination program. so if you look at the united kingdom, you look at israel, you look at canada as things have progressed and as of course, greater percentage of the of the population are vaccinated, the percentages per day or the numbers per day have declined. we expected that would happen. and the number of people remaining to be vaccinated each day is also decreasing. but we've also seen, and in our view, that the requirements that we have announced we're putting in place, that many companies and institutions and organizations have put in place are working. so i'd remind you that the osha requirements or the osha regulations, which we hope to see more have more detail on in the coming weeks have not yet even been implemented for businesses of over 100, but already to date a number of companies, institutions, organizations have

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust of the u. s. government that hasn't misled the public so many times in the past. others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see whether biden's approaching this speech will now win them over to the facts. she ebert mc al jazeera washington and los angeles has become the 1st major us school district to make vaccinations mandatory for students both age 12 and all i have until january to get their jobs. the cd has had some of the longest school closures anywhere in the us through the pandemic. education officials say they want to stop that from happening again. the world health organization anticipates afri

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past. others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the button's approach this speech will now win them over kept the facts she ever times the al jazeera washington. it was half organisation anticipates african countries will receive 25 percent fewer cove in 1900 vaccine doses unexpected. this year, it rains, wealthy countries that in phase are delivering on promises to share jobs with or, and middle income nations, from governments want to offer booster shots against the w. h. o advice. lockdown for being lifted in parts of

july to 42% in september. that is a big dip. now, this fallout from afghanistan obviously is not going to help them. the whiteaining very steadfast in calling this whole pullout of success. how does the president turn it around at this point? >> resolve the hostage crisis. >> julie: get the americans out. >> what we heard from congressman mccaul was really clear. the taliban are demanding all sorts of things in return for releasing american citizens numbering in the hundreds. that is an outrageous thing, and no matter what the white house tries to do to distract the american public from that, that is going to keeping front and center in the minds of the public. if you want to turn things around, save american citizens. there are so many other things. get control of the border. get control of covid. don't spend to the point that inflation gets out of control that people cannot even afford to live their lives, and obviously get the economy up and running again. a lot of huge tasks. if he can never turn the numbers around. >> julie: despite more than 100 american still trapped in afghanistan. and they don't want

white house has been seeing good numbers on vaccination rates. the other day there were 4 million more shots in august compared to july. at do the white house think is driving that and is there something the federal government is doing to see that difference from july to august? >> there was a bunch of different data and some is in your polling, frankly. i can't break it down for you but what we have seen consistently are mandates put in place by companies, private sector and others, fear of delta which is understandable. people are seeing horrifying stories on local news, national news, of young people, in some cases children, being hospitalized and that is scaring people. we hate for that to be the scenario but that is certainly, we believe, prompting more to get vaccinated. it is possible the fda final approval has prompted more people to get vaccinated but i do not have an exact breakdown. certainly we have seen those as the three biggest factors. host: jen psaki from the white house last week. asking you this morning, do you support employer vaccine mandates? johnny out of boston, you are next. good morning. caller

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past. others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the button's approach this speech will now win them over to the facts . she ever times the al jazeera washington. or why does correspondent kennedy hoggard has more on the opposition to biden's mandate. there is no question that those that have felt for a while that this is a choice, not something that government should dictate are already preparing their legal challenges. there are millions of americans that are still and vaccinated roughly 80000000. and many of them are co

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study. so a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy, some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past, others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the button's approach and this speech will now win them over to the facts . she every time see al jazeera washington while still ahead on out of their football fans and argentina returned to the stand for the 1st time since the thought of this pandemic. but in the midst of number g, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, it looks like west is best for cloud and right across western pos

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study. so a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy, some say it's because of a distrust to the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past, others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the buttons approaching this speech will now win them over to the facts. she, every time see al jazeera washington. still ahead on i just saw that i was president, retires a 3rd of the countries judges. but is the routing of corruption most mentoring his own power demand for disarming? we have an exclusive report on the rebel group and d r c. that wants to be part of the armed forces. ah hello. we've got a little more cloud across southern parts of the right the peninsula at th

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta varied was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past. others because of their political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the buttons approaching this speech will now win them over to the fax she ever times. the al jazeera washington miss bringing our white house correspondent now. kimberly house. good. kimberly some republicans, or even calling for an uprising over over president biden's vaccine mandates. how, how will these new mandate fair in such a polarized environment? yeah. uprising, well, when republican did use that word is probably a pretty strong term for what conservatives in the uni

example, it was joe biden to announced a summer free of covert in early june and held a large july 4th party at the white house to prove it. just as the delta variant was taking hold in the country, since that announcement, daily infections have risen by some 300 percent. there is no doubt that more americans have to be vaccinated if the u. s. is to return to any normality but study shows a variety of reasons for vaccine hesitancy. some say it's because of a distrust for the u. s. government that has misled the public so many times in the past. others because of that political hatred of joe biden. it will be interesting to see where the buttons approaching this speech will now win them over to the facts. she ever attempts the al jazeera washington. a serious outbreak of general favor has taken hold in northern india. more than 100 people, many of them children have been killed in the past 2 weeks, india corresponding to elizabeth serrano report. the desperate parents carry their children to this hospital and fiddles above in order for the state. for the past 2 weeks, it has been enough dated the children

that's why you covered the trump white house, julie.g with pence tells you about what he thinks about himself and what he thinks about use of presidential power. but wouldn't it be almost cool to have power? he's trying to get mike pence to say no. i will not certify the -- i will not follow the constitution or law. wouldn't it be almost cool to have that power? mike pence, no. i've done everything i could, and then some to find a way around this. it's simply not possible. trump, no, no, no. you don't understand, mike, you can do this. i don't want to be your friend anymore if you don't do this. number one, there's a little bit of third grade there. let's set that aside. this is more important than that. trump's view of forget the law, forget the constitution, i want to stay in power, make it happen. >> right. and the common thread here is with this and with the reporting, the new reporting on the exchange with general milley, is that trump thinks that personal loyalty to him is the operative and important thing here. it's not about the

july. what does the white house think is driving that? is there something that the federal government is doing? sec. psaki: there is a bunch of different data from some of your news organizations, so i cannot break it down for you but what we have seen consistently is mandates that a been put in place by companies, private sector institutions, and the fear of delta. people are seeing horrifying stories on the news of young people, some cases children being hospitalized, and that is scaring people, which we hate for that to be the scenario, but that we believe has prompted more people to get vaccinated. it is possible that the final approval from the fda has profited more people to get vaccinated, but i do not have a breakdown. we have seen those as the three biggest factors recently. host: each hour we set aside time for response about the covid-19 pandemic. remind viewers about your organization and what your role has been during the pandemic so far. guest: sure. the national association of county and city health officials represents hea

it was july fourth and the white house was having basically a celebration and the president was declaring pandemic, right. going into the summer. so you have to wonder now as he looks back to that point, i'm sure they're looking back and they're saying how are we now at this point where, you know, hospitals and certain states are running out of enough beds and we're in a similar place where, you know, the central theme of his presidency, that being getting control under the pandemic is being questioned. that is going to be a huge point going ahead of the mid terms. but to go back to your question, when it comes back to president biden and the white house, what i think they're probably going back and especially when you talk to officials is just how strong the level of misi misinformation was on the vaccine, as well as the vaccine hesitancy and one might even say vaccine resistance on the part of some areas in the country. >> they say they were so surprised that we have this vaccine because in december president biden was saying i don't want have to do a mandate and i don't want to take th

. >> we go beyond the headlines now with nbc's julie tsirken at the capitol, and monica alba at the white house. we're going to start with you, julie. where do things stand next week? how much can you sense any unanimity among them? >> reporter: alex, i don't need to tell you how busy next week is going to be. speaker pelosi remains adamant they will take up that $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan on monday. there's also the government funding deadline on wednesday that they're up against. so it's going to be a critical week here in congress, but here's where things get sticky. moderates and progressives could not be further apart. not just on what they're looking for in the reconciliation package, not just on what they want to spend, what they want to spend it on, but when they want to spend it. you heard from senator manchin after that meeting at the white house, president biden convened in which he said he doesn't even think this needs to happen this year. and he's not alone in the senate or the house with that thinking. but despite all of that, democrats control the house, the

of this is far more moderate than that. >> all right, josh getting us started there at the white house and julie, thank you guys. >>> another development, the house budget committee has advanced the democrats' budget reconciliation measure. >> one member of that committee is dan kilde. he's a native of flint, michigan. he's here with us on the show. welcome back, congressman. >> thanks for having me. >> how can your committee pass this bill and send it to the house floor while two sides of your party still can't degree on the particulars. >> well, the work that we did yesterday in budget committee that took almost eight hours was to go through the bill and essentially stam pl the 13 pieces that came from the committee of jurisdiction and send this on to the house rules committee knowing that the rules committee ultimately could end up changing the legislation to align with whatever agreement we come to, it was a necessary but a ministerial step we took. >> you worked an eight-hour day yesterday, are you working behind the scenes, talk to members of your caucus ahead of that meeting tomorrow even

white. with accusations being led by julie reed is m s n b c. why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome isn't saying that gabby, bettina is not important. what it is saying is that there's an over representation in media when white women go missing. i told you this would happen. somebody was going to play the race card on the gabby petite story, and most likely it will be joy read. i don't feel it was appropriate of jewelry to inject race into the conversation about gabby potato. the parents grieving that their daughter, very insensitive to turn it into political discourse. a big question should be, how do we prevent these crimes from happening? the things i was an avid blogger, who'd been traveling around the us in a van with her 23 year old fiance brian laundry. her body was found in wyoming national park, suspicions of focused on laundry, who returned home to florida alone, before disappearing. your sources are asking the public for information about his

that would open when chancellor merkel went to the white house in july.we are with the trans atlantic still shut. taylor: it's interesting, a lot of u.s. airline analysts have seen consolidation or future partnerships are inevitable given the squeeze we've been through. if you think about your european airlines, do you expect more consolidation or at least further partnerships to whether through this? andrew: i mean, in a normal environment, when the industry goes through tough times, you would expect consolidation, absolutely. what we've got at the moment is the reverse. we've had very little exit within europe. we've also had a flurry of new entrants. it is the reverse of what you would expect. i do expect that when we start to go flying again and when companies try to rebuild their balance sheets, i expect we get that time a return of darwinism and some of the week will fail and we will get the consolidation. but it is also worth noting that in europe, but equally in the u.s., something we have to take in account are even the larger ones are not permit

white house has been seeing good numbers on vaccination rates. the other day there were 4 million more shots in august compared to july. at do the white house think is driving that and is there something the federal government is doing to see that difference from july to august? >> there was a bunch of different data and some is in your polling, frankly. i can't break it down for you but what we have seen consistently are mandates put in place by companies, private sector and others, fear of delta which is understandable. people are seeing horrifying stories on local news, national news, of young people, in some cases children, being hospitalized and that is scaring people. we hate for that to be the scenario but that is certainly, we believe, prompting more to get vaccinated. it is possible the fda final approval has prompted more people to get vaccinated but i do not have an exact breakdown. certainly we have seen those as the three biggest factors. host: jen psaki from the white house last week. asking you this morning, do you support employer vaccine mandates? johnny out of boston, you are next. good morning. caller

on a cross-country driving adventure with her fiance brian laundrie back in july traveling to various national parks in a white ford van and documenting their trip on youtube. >> we are right outside capitol reef right now. >> reporter: petito was last seen august 24 checking out of hotel with laundrie. her mother spoke to her by phone the next day and told her they were in wyoming heading to yellowstone. >> a few days is one thing when you're out camping, but when it starts to become seven, eight, nine, ten days, that's a problem. >> reporter: authorities found the couple's white van in north port, florida, where the two were living together before they left on their trip. petito's family says laundrie is now back in florida, has hired a lawyer and will not sit down with investigators. >> everything else doesn't matter. finding, finding her. that's what i beg of you. >> reporter: the fbi and police departments in new york and florida all investigating. the north port police department saying, they currently have no definitive information that a crime took place here in north port adding that the circumstances

joining us monica alba joins us from the white house, and julie circumstance at the capitol, good day and welcome to you both, talk about the significance of president biden releasing donald trump's white house documents to the january 6th committee. . >> reporter: and this is the white house saying alex essentially initially they're open to this, they're not going to assert executive privilege, but they're going to take this on a case by case basis. the reason this is so notable is that traditionally sitting presidents would use that to shield their predecessors from certain requests, but the point that the white house and press secretary jen psaki is really making and hammering home here is that they feel what happened on january 6th with the capitol riot was so important to investigate that it was such a dark day for democracy in their words that they would like the committee to have all of the information that they are currently seeking. what's of course very important to point out here is that on january 6th, former president trump was still in office. the biden administration ha

july. we went out and try the new white phosphorus that night vision goggles and we're building the syllabus to to be able to transition into that in the near future. >> so this is new technology. have you flown it and what are some of the other pilots who have flown and saying about in terms of the ease of flying and what it does in terms of the firefight. >> well, the it brings with all that with all that technology brings a lot more. like i said, redundant systems. it takes the load off the pilot to be able to actually have more situational awareness. we were able to have a again, a full-time boys were able to be multi-mission all the time. and that that's a drastic improvement over what we what we've had to do for the last couple decades. >> real quick round of my understanding is that cal fire now has the largest aerial firefly fighting fleet in the world even more than a federal government. so run the numbers. i heard there were 26 helicopters up there at the counter fire. a couple days ago. >> at the fire we do. we contract out a lot calling needed vendors. we have exclusive use vendo

white house covid team has been touting some pretty good numbers on vaccination rates. jeff zients said the other day that there were 4 million more shots in august compared to july, more first shots. what does the white house think is driving that right now? and is there something specific that the federal government is doing to see that difference from july to august? sec. psaki: there's a bunch of different data. and some of it is in your polling, frankly, from some of your news organizations. so i can't break it down for you, but what we've seen consistently as the three factors are mandates that have been put in place by companies, private sector institutions, and others. fear of delta, which is understandable. people are seeing horrifying stories on local news, on national news, of young people, in some cases, children being hospitalized. and that is scaring people, which we hate for that to be the scenario, but that has certainly, we believe, prompted more people to get vaccinated. it is also possible that the fda final approval has prompted more people to get vaccinated, but i don't have an exact breakdown. but certainly, we've seen those as the three biggest fa

frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener six days until recall election day in the white house is going all in. president biden is expected to visit california next week our political reporter greg lee was after rally he's here now with more of the dc's message correct. julie frank good evening vice president harris emphasizing the potential national implications of this election she praised newsom's leadership i made it clear. the white house wants him as a trusted partner in the nation's most populous state. please president kamala harris return home to the bay area stumping for her long time friend governor gavin newsom. the former california senator took the stage in front of a mast and vaccinated crowd in san leandro. urging them to vote no on the recall we. six we- and in the future. home state for the home to forty million americans the largest economy. this was schedule to rally for newsom here last month but canceled after thirteen u. s. service members were killed during the withdrawal from afghanistan the v. p. the highest profile national democrat to appear with the gov

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener six days until recall election day in the whiteden is expected to visit california next week our political reporter greg lee was after rally he's here now with more of the dc's message correct. julie frank good evening vice president harris emphasizing the potential national implications of this election she praised newsom's leadership i made it clear. the white house wants him as a trusted partner in the nation's most populous state. please president kamala harris return home to the bay area stumping for her long time friend governor gavin newsom. the former california senator took the stage in front of a mast and vaccinated crowd in san leandro. urging them to vote no on the recall we.

back in july, the central bank of china issued a white paper which seemed to be a huge milestone indicating done successfully with the retail market and are going forward, they're going to test of -- tested in more complex situations. it seems like china is on schedule to formally launch it next year at the 2022 winter olympics, so it is related. shery: always great having your insights. nyu adjunct professor and author of "the digital war." we have punny more ahead. -- plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get you a latest check on the is is flash headlines. the tesla factory is expected to produce free hundred thousand cars in the first nine months of the year. a delivery russia the end of the third quarter despite the chip shortage. the shanghai market makes the model why suv for markets like germany and japan. unicorn engine ban has raised 970 million dollars from investors including alibaba. the funding run will push the valuation ahead of a billion dollars. they plan to use the funds for infrastructure and technology. investors have been betting on logistics companies d

i remember talking to white house officials in july and august who were saying, oh, yeah, we're going to have infrastructure done by september. to hear this punted until november and december is really going. garrett, can you bring us up to speed about this new reporting from you and leigh ann caldwell about the future of police reform such that it exists on the hill now? >> it doesn't exist the hill, is the bottom line. talks between cory booker, tim scott, karen bass, to try to come to some bipartisan agreement on some kind of police reform legislation that could pass both chambers, have collapsed. bass and booker have spoken to reporters. they said they decided to pull out of these talks after it was clear they couldn't get to yes with tim scott and republicans. bass told me she would like to see the president take further action on this issue. and booker says he's not going to stop trying. and geoff, this speaks to, again, the challenges of trying to work with these really narrow majorities and how important this reconciliation effort is because on all the issues in which democrat