new data makes crystal clear the risk of skipping your shot. the new things around the world add to the weight of evidence to convince you to talk to your doctor or pharmacist, get the questions answered, and get vaccinated. if you live in a community with a lower amounts of vaccination rates, generally speaking in the southeast, it s much more likely you re going to see outbreaks. in fact, it s guaranteed you re going to see outbreaks over the course of the late summer and in the fall. we begin right there with the biden administration struggle to reach vaccine hesitant americans and what the divide over getting your shot tells us about the country s fault lines. in the abc news poll, 93 % of democrats say they are or will get vaccinated. only 49% of republicans say that. with me to share the insights this way, barbara tall i have, jonathan martin, and sun ming kim of the washington post. polarization has been with us since the clinton presidency. this is from the poll.
black line connected to monday 8:00 a.m., crossing south florida and just north of miami of course is where surfside is. that s when the winds would begin to arrive. it could come a little bit earlier. notice the winds hang around a while. south florida the florida peninsula is going to bear the brunt of the storm, which was a hurricane, now a tropical storm. the hurricane hunters went out and found the winds were 70 miles an hour. below the criteria of 74 for a hurricane. i ve been watching it the last couple hours. it s lopsided. you see the red to the right of the symbol showing the storm. that let s me know the storm is noting a organized. still has the potential to bring damage. the storm surge threat is very high across southern cuba. anywhere from three feet to five feet. i m a six foot guy. think about the water from my waist to my shoulders. that s a three foot to five foot storm surge would do. the storm is just impacting the southern tip of the dominican republic
shot may give people protection. the company did not provide the data to back it up. the cdc and fda responding with not so fast informal we ll address the confusion from. but here is what s clear. vaccines work. and they are saving lives. need proof? take what we learned out of maryland. 127 people died there from covid in june. none of them were vaccinated. cnn s elizabeth cohen joins us. what are we learning about why pfizer put out this statement on boosters? i m going to start with, actually, why people think it s crazy that pfizer put out this statement on boosters. it really is the numbers that you just showed. there is so much data showing that these vaccines work. pfizer did not put out any new data. they said we re going to ask for approval for this booster. it would be a third shot, the same as the first two but a third shot. and we think that immunity is waning. lots of criticism that when you re trying to get a third of the country to be vaccinated, that s how
no worries. thank you. i really appreciate it. thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. i will tell you in advance we are having slight technical difficulties in terms of the technical aspects of getting stuff on the show, so in case anything looks hinchey are unlike it usually does, don t worry. nothing is wrong. at least nothing wrong you need to worry about. plenty is wrong, trust me. we start tonight in marshall, texas in east texas. really, really east texas. it is close to the louisiana state line, not far from shreveport, louisiana. and she was born there in 1926 in marshall, texas, four east texas. after being born in marshall, texas in the 20s, when she was 12 in june 1939, she and her family moved 200 miles west all the way to ft. worth. it was her and her two siblings and her mom and dad. they moved all the way from near shreveport, louisiana, all the way to ft. worth to pay $165 for their house in new york avenue in ft. worth in the fif
i also talk to zachary karabell about her new book on american capitalism. and we ll explore why the arctic may be the next great region of global discord. but first here is my take. it is been the same way for decades. every time violence between the israelis and palestinians erupts, governments around the world urge de-escalation and a cease-fire agreement is reached and experts warn the situation cannot continue like this. but it has and it will. ultimately, this is not a problem that could be resolved through power. where the political or military, it could only be resolved through moral persuasion. the pattern of violence obscured a seismic shift that has taken place over the last few decades. israel is now the superpower of the middle east. and an institute at a university recently laid out the disparities. israel s per capita gdp dwarves that of the neighbors. 14 times that of egypt and eight times that of iran and six times of that of lebanon and double of that saud