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Hesitant. in 2020 well over a third of people of color saying they were unlikely to get the vaccine. that vaccine hesitancy is still there, down just a little bit. but what do leaders do to get to members of the black community, the hispanic, latino community, to get the vaccines, because lets face it at the end of the day if they get sick, theyre the ones most likely to suffer the most. >> the hesitancy is still there, its down somewhat, but not nearly where it should be. that took a lot of eff...

With this so we got to get this vaccination out. >> if you dont win that race that you are talking about to vaccinate more people, will a third surge happen? >> well wait and see. i dont think so. i think our vaccination rate is sufficient that we can avoid the surge in hospitalizations that put us in jeopardy. that remains to be seen and we are in a race and if we stop right here and didnt get greater percentage of our population, well have trouble in the next school year and over the winter. w...

Than one for the pass weeks or so. so i do want to introduce you to a number of folks here. they are business owners and beachgoers along the jersey shore. heres what they had to say. shore. >> its exciting. its exciting. things are getting almost back to normal. you still see hesitancy in some peoples eyes. but were all happy to be here and were ready to go. its good. >> so, here is a quick fight back for you guys. how much money total is spent on beer and wine this weekend alone? >> what do yo...

Population, it accounted for nearly 20% of the worlds deaths. since then we have gone from being the leading example of industrialized countries of how not to handle a pandemic to a nation tentatively declaring its independence of the virus. this morning were going to look back to where weve been and look forward to the challenges ahead as the growing variant and vaccine hesitancy pose a threat to our own recovery here. well be asking, what could we have done better? what have we learned? why do...

Think so. i think our vaccination rate is sufficient that we can avoid the surge in hospitalizations that put us in jeopardy. that remains to be seen and we are in a race and if we stop right here and didnt get greatgr greater percentage of our population, well have trouble in the next school year and winter. we want to get ahead of that curve and working hard to do that. >> governor, why are you having so much trouble getting people vaks cc vaccinated? why is it so hard? >> in a rural state and...

As americans get out and celebrate the fourth of july, there are growing concerns that low vaccination rates in some communities could lead to new outbreaks. hesitancy among young adults is especially concerning to government officials. cnns amara walker has more. >> reporter: are you vaccinated? >> no. >> reporter: do you plan to get vaccinated? >> no time soon. >> reporter: 21-year-old destiny says shes given the vaccine a lot of thought. >> dont give it when people dont want to take the vacci...

So we know that the pandemic will not be over in the united states or some other western nations until its over everywhere. for that to happen there must be a fair distribution of vaccines around the globe and thats not happening at the moment. we have, for example, in the u.s. up to 50% of the population fully vaccinated as you were showing earlier, but in countries like india and in africa where the population is more than 2 billion people combined, we have less than 3% of the population vacci...

Want to wait and watch" is a common one you hear. same with me, i hear it from people i know. and given that there is so much information, as you say, out there about the efficacy, the origin of these vaccines, it is confusing to hear people say i want to wait and watch. but what do you think is really behind that? >> so theres a couple of reasons. for example, in the u.s. vaccine hesitancy, there are a lot of complicated reasons. we know that the medical system has not always been fair to under...

Difference? >> i think getting full approval will make a big difference. itll overcome that hesitancy or lack of confidence of a segment of our population. you know what, i wish the fda would move faster. they have all the data. we have hundreds of millions of people in the u.s. alone who have received these vaccines safely and effectively. the delay to me is inexcusable. >> what -- >> it is -- >> what holds it up? >> full approval takes months, but theyve already looked at the preliminary data....