yvette, it's political. the hesitancy is political. you've seen hesitancy among black and brown populations. people just don't trust the government. >> that's right. with good reason. in the past you think about henrietta lax. you think about the tuskegee experiment. you think about the fact that a lot of black women can't get the kind of care and aren't taken seriously when they go to their doctor. the fact that this is being done outside of the traditional care. folks who have blood clots, a lot of black women, afraid of what this might do to them. we really need to continue to combine -- particularly for black americans, combine traditional care. go to your doctor. talk to your doctor about the risks of your underlying condition versus the vaccine. that will go a long way. most people are feeling like i can take this risk i'll get covid or the risk i'll have an aneurysm or my blood pressure might react with this vaccine and i might die instantly. we need more education. people need to talk to their doctors and not just watching the

what i found, george, in these conversations is it's very much what yvette is talking about. you have to walk people through the facts. the buzz they're getting through media is not carrying it for them. it has to be family to family, employer to employer, people saying here's why we need you to do this. here's why it makes sense for you medically. their doctors have to play a huge part in this. i've seen health care workers in new jersey, in one hospital 35% weren't vaccinated. that sends the wrong message. that hospital is now requiring vaccinations as a condition of employment. it's got to be -- i said this a couple weeks ago. people don't want to be indoctrinated. they want to be educated. we have to educate these folks. if we use the word mandate -- i think rahm is right. these folks are going to say nope. i'm not doing it. we see the ramifications of that. >> let's go to the infrastructure bill. looks like it will pass the senate. maybe today, maybe tomorrow, maybe tuesday. the big question is will house speaker nancy pelosi schedule it. will progressive democrats stay

collecting these vintage boxes is 83—year—old yvette dardenne's passion.different houses. although dardenne has never travelled, her boxes are from all over the world. the first engraved tin box is part of her collection, dating back to 1868. beat that. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @bbcbaxter. we always love to hear from you. do stay with us. hello there. the very unsettled august weather continues into this weekend. low pressure nearby will generate further showers, and again, like friday, we could see some thunderstorms which could lead to some localised flooding in places. but there will be some good spells of sunshine in between, particularly across more southern areas. so, here it is, this area of low pressure, which is going to stick around both saturday, sunday and indeed even into monday. lots of isobars on the charts, so it'll be quite breezy again, particularly across southern, south—western areas, and across the northern isles, gusts of 30—a0 mph. we'll have showers pretty much from the word go anywhere, but most of them will be across scotl

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for yvette go men's, flying comes with high risk. >> i was a little scared because i have had covered before. >> reporter: cove gomez was infected a couple months ago and has been experiencing long- term symptoms ever since. >> have i told you like if you get infected again? like how that is going to affect you? >> it to be bad. it left me with heart problems as the. >> reporter: other travelers are comforted by the fact that almost everyone is following all the precautions. >> we just came back from arizona. and they do a good job with compliance. and they are really strict on making sure. >> i think i feel safe but i am usually pretty cautious, so, i don't really take off my mask ever. >> they are enforcing the rules. and i feel comfortable. >> reporter: as air travel starts to see a decline, destinations are seeing business remains strong. napa valley is at 88% of 2019 levels, but that is because with the worker shortage, is this is are intentionally not filling up to full capacity. >> we are not over committing. we are only taking as much business as we can service at the level of

collecting these vintage boxes is 83—year—old yvette's passion.ent houses. although she has never travelled her boxes are from all over the world. the first engraved tin box is part of her collection dates back to 1868. a reminder of our top stories. the united nations security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss the worsening violence in afghan and whether tell about have seized the city of the round. it is the first city to fall to the militants who have made sweeping gains as troops withdraw. the un was warned that afghanistan is facing catastrophe. more on our app and on our website. for me and the team, thank you for watching. hello there. the very unsettled august weather continues into this weekend. low pressure nearby will generate further showers, and again, like friday, we could see some thunderstorms which could lead to some localised flooding in places. but there will be some good spells of sunshine in between, particularly across more southern areas. so, here it is, this area of low pressure, which is going to stick aroun

below the safety lows for the way out of the dangers of africa, i heard the message came, rushing yvette tens of thousands to the airport from all over of guy to stop and then once they were refused entrance, what they, once they realized that it would be difficult to catch a jet to fly out. they choose to camp out to remain there believing what they had previous baton had about that this was perfect grounds for a terrorist attack. terrorist strikes the bed the cottage and may have they said that they had, they was the americans and the british. before the terrorist threat that there was a dangerous security danger at the they were, they weren't sure what it would be. they were, they said it was, wasn't specific and they didn't know whether is what happened with perhaps a bob or somebody shooting into the crowd could a 1000 strong stampede many casualties, potentially they're kind about now says the threat world. and until the united states is leave until it could secure the wouldn't have the security there, the pivot caught people, the ship tight bodies surrounding the airport dispersed

investors are wondering if yvette -- if a bet like this on a credit card market that is shrinking will shery: the bill ahmed with the latest. haidi: this is a story we have been tracking in terms of the trend among the big banks. creating all these incentives to try and retain junior staff. after that infamous slideshow were we saw a litany of complaints by these young bankers. long hours, burdens on mental health, lack of worklife balance. we are really starting to see the desperation of some of these wall street banks to try and incentivize and train young talent. shery: the pandemic has really changed things. now we are seeing with the spread of the delta variant how that return to the office could be delayed even further. we continue to see perhaps a bit of good news in a sense that those inflationary concerns are now filtering through to wage gains. we saw inflation expectations continuing to rise among americans, an eight year high in july. of course it does not help it comes to the cost of living rising. commodities have been rallying, although this past week we have seen a litt

. >> kudos to yvette lee bowser to create something so amazing and so real. >> a year later "friends"> we were on fox. they were on nbc. would the narrative and the conversations about our success or the degree of our success be different if we were on, let's say, nbc? of course. >> i never watched "friends" because they could not possibly find a way to add anybody of color. >> it was to a certain extent a product of the time period. and of my own ignorance. there were black shows and there were white shows. there weren't a lot of shows that were interracial. i guess at the time i was thinking this is what i know. this is what i know. >> okay. >> i hear you. >> we can talk about that. >> "friends" is not based on "living single." "friends" is based on marta kaufman and david crane's life experiences. >> marta and i spent our 20s living in new york. >> we were part of a group of six, and we all glommed on to each other. >> i've spent a ton of time analyzing, you know, "friends" and what it's about. that time in your life where your friends are your family. >> i'm very thankful that all

host: our line for afghanistan yvette's is -- afghanistan veterans is (202) 748-8003.in is on that line. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i guess i'm going to talk about the legacy. everybody is talking about what happened in they are laying it at the feet of the president and rightfully so. as leader we are taught that the buck stops here, but we are forgetting, as some of the callers understand, less talk about starting with the last administration, where you had stephen miller who actually put a stop to people trying to come over from afghanistan who helped us. and then you had others who would, because of their own personal or their own professional reasons for their advancement, they decided that they wanted to "make america for americans." i understand what they are doing, but the problem is they are getting away and not being held accountable in the bottom line is we did this and it has left us with a legacy of basic cutting and running. when we helped the rishaad dean -- mujahedin against the soviets, we cut and rain. -- ra