and dillard scott says sitting in robert taylor's barber chair after the coronavirus killed two of his get vaccinated. >> i really struggled on whether or not i would vaccinate. you have, you know, two people in your family, that it takes out like that, you're forced to look at the options that you have, both as a family and also as individuals, to not only protect yourself but to protect ot others. >> last year, taylor said the pandemic forced him to close his barbershop for almost four months. now, he worries about what might happen as the resurgence of the coronavirus spreads across the unvaccinated in nevada. >> ed lavandera joins us from reno. what are the mitigation factors to get covid infections under control? >> well, in clark county, which is home to las vegas, county officials there are requiring that business owners and government officials are requiring that all employees in public spaces, if they're vaccinated or not, begin wearing masks once again. fema is sending in dozens of workers to work in surge teams to increase the vaccinate efforts. and robert taylor in that bar

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were just indecisive >> yeah, wanted to see -- what would happen first >> reporter: across town, robert taylor opened his barbershop up to vaccinations after he nearly died from the virus now he uses this chair to fight back against misinformation >> at first, i didn't believe the virus was that bad until i got it and passed out and got hospitalized about it and i know it's real don't be the person at the end of the day who realizes it too late >> reporter: so steve, what's the risk for younger kids who don't qualify for a vaccine? >> well, lester, right now 28 million american kids under the age of 12 do not have access to the vaccine. with the variant now surging, the cdc is recommending tom level of protection. meanwhile, pfizer is trying to request an authorization for their vaccine for kids come september lester >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> tonight president biden is calling on cuba's leaders to hear their people, asserting fundamental and universal rights after a weekend of historic anti-government protests andrea mitchell has the latest [ chanting ] >> reporter: thousands of demon

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i spoke to robert taylor, who said he's opened up his shot to discussion to try to get people mentallycination to help. listen to this. >> the barbershop is a place of truth, transparency, brotherhood and debates. that being said, i have no problem with anybody who wants to talk. let's talk about it. let's talk about the numbers. let's talk about history. we can do all that in the barber shop because it's a great place for information. it's a trusted place. >> reporter: he's also done the physical work. he's opened up his shot to providing vaccines in the shop. he vaccinated 12 people last time. there's another vaccination drive coming up this weekend. >> steve patterson, thanks as always. >>> u.s. health officials are doubling down. vaccinated americans don't need booster shots, at least not yet, they say. that guidance comes as after regulators met with a team from pfizer to look at preliminary data from their drug trials on boosters. meantime the fda is adding a warning label to the johnson & johnson vaccine after 100 people who got the shot developed a rare neurological disorder. t

. >> reporter: he said he already received his first shot and dillard scott says sitting in robert taylor'schair after the coronavirus killed two of his cousins was the turning point for him to get vaccinated. >> i really struggled on whether or not i would vaccinate. so when you have two people in your family that it takes out like that, you are forced to look at the options that you have both as a family and also as individuals to not only protect yourself but protect others. >> reporter: last year taylor says the pandemic forced him to close his barber shop for almost four months. now he worries about what might happen as the resurgence of the coronavirus spreads across the unvaccinated in nevada. to get the virus under control, officials in clark county where las vegas is requiring government agencies and business owners to require employees working in public spaces, whether they are vaccinated or not, to once again begin wearing masks and fema is sending dozens of its people to work in surge teams to increase the vaccination rates here in this state. ed lavendera, cnn, reno, nevada. >>

standing next to her is robert taylor who owns the barbershop. there is in these communities that have lower access to health care. he's been using his barber chair to try to spread positive information about the vaccine. here's what he told me after he says he had a near brush with death with covid. listen to this. >> i'll tell them this. i was just like you also. i didn't want to get it, you know. at first i didn't believe the virus was that bad until i got it and passed out and got hospitalized about it and now i know it's real. don't be the person at the end of the day who realized it too late. i know people who passed away from covid. i don't know anybody who passed away from the vaccine personally, so i know what's real. >> reporter: nevada is less than 40% vaccinated. we know that hospitalizations are now at a rate we have not seen since february. we know the federal government is now working with the nevada state government to put a federal surge team on the ground as early as today. ayman. >> steve patterson in las vegas for us. thank yo

in the last month, owner robert taylor said three of his bashers and his business partner were infected. taylor and another barber got the virus last year. none were vaccinated. it was a wake-up call. so taylor decided to turn his barbershop into a vaccination site. taylor partnered with state health officials to offer vaccine shots to clients coming in for a hair cut. >> it is a place of transparency and truth and debates and brotherhood. >> reporter: taylor wins them over with trusted voices and easing their fears. >> you have people say that it is not 100%. nothing is 100%. but i will go home and put on my seat belt. >> reporter: the average number of new coronavirus cases has jumped from 132 in early june to almost 700 and the average daily number of hospitalizations has shot up from 178 in mid-june to more than 900. medical experts say this surge is driven almost entirely by unvaccinated people. >> this could have been prevented. >> reporter: dr. asad is the director of infectious diseases at university medical center in las vegas. only 40% of the nevada population is fully vaccina

do you want tech companies to do when it comes, to you know, either being marjorie taylor greene on the right or robert kennedy jr. on the left? >> well, jake, there are a number of steps tech companies can take to take the spread of misinformation. number one, they can identify people who are super spreaders of misinformation and limit the information that they share. number two. they can take the data that they have that tells us how much misinformation is really spreading, who it's affecting. they can share that publicly and transparently with researchers. they can also, jake, take a closer look at modifying their algorithms which, again, serve up content that's false to people. sometimes again and again if he look at the false content once because that's the way the algorithms are designed. tech companies will say they have taken some steps forward, and they have, but we need much more action from technology companies. this is not a problem we can take years to solve. people are losing their lives and the health is being impacted right now so it's really incumbent on these companies to step up thei

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