. >> reporter: and so is randy adams who received themarch. >> i have a health issue, and diet. >> reporter: that is one place that drug companies and the health officials agree that boosters will be needed for immu immunocompromised. >> it is extremely important to move to get those individuals their boosters. >> reporter: and ralph has already taken matters into his own hands. >> when i heard that they were offering the supplemental doses with mrna i thought why not. >> reporter: this is not the end of the conversation around the boosters, but dr. hong says the best way to stay protected against the illness is to get vaccinated if you not done so already. nbc 4. >> thank you, ginger. and now, the rise has been issue ug the first mandate to require health care workers in work settings to be vaccinated or receive the second dose by the end of september otherwise, they must get weekly covid tests and otherwise medical facilities and other facilities will have to be tested 72 hours before an indoor visit. and in the bay area, every employee has to be vaccinated or face weekly testing. this mo

adam in fayetteville, tennessee. hager city, wisconsin is next. randy. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span.ice subject here to see what kind of people are really out there. i, myself, would welcome an afghan family -- a young family that has been vetted, a wife, a couple of kids. i have a place for them to stay. they must -- and this is number one, they have to know how to speak english, and help them start off -- they have to have the right papers to help them start off in this great country. i think it would be good. they are coming whether we like it or not. let's make the best of it. you cannot keep shipping them all out on the west coast or east coast. we have enough knuckleheads out there already. host: when you talk about learning english, before they get a visa they have to speak english? or before they might eventually become a citizen at some point -- how would you set that up? caller: i would hope for them, and i would help them one way or another to become citizens of the united states and to be good people. these people that are fleeing, i am sure there are probably some bad ap

adam in fayetteville, tennessee. hager city, wisconsin is next. randy. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span.ice subject here to see what kind of people are really out there. i, myself, would welcome an afghan family -- a young family that has been vetted, a wife, a couple of kids. i have a place for them to stay. they must -- and this is number one, they have to know how to speak english, and help them start off -- they have to have the right papers to help them start off in this great country. i think it would be good. they are coming whether we like it or not. let's make the best of it. you cannot keep shipping them all out on the west coast or east coast. we have enough knuckleheads out there already. host: when you talk about learning english, before they get a visa they have to speak english? or before they might eventually become a citizen at some point -- how would you set that up? caller: i would hope for them, and i would help them one way or another to become citizens of the united states and to be good people. these people that are fleeing, i am sure there are probably some bad ap