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Rates, for example in the state of california, 54% of residents are hispanic, yet hispanics only make up 28% of vaccinations. there is a disconnect there that were not addressing and that we need to fix. >> so, you mention hesitancy here. we talk a lot about efforts to reach other groups that are hesitant, often white and in southern states, red states, et cetera. i know efforts have been made to reach the hesitant among blacks and hispanics and im sure you have faced this in your workday to day...

I think its important to note, erica, probably what gave tom manger the capitol police chief, he knows local police. hes able to get everybody on the same page very quickly because theres really no learning curve for him when hes meeting and greeting the law enforcement officials hes going to have to work with. >> whitney wild, good reporting. up next, how black and hispanic americans are being hit harder by the covid pandemic than other communities. well explain how. plus were moments away ...

One key group is latino voters. talk about turnout. a recall election like this is all about who is paying attention and casting votes. zblmt exactly. the latino vote is important. 30% of registered voters are latina or hispanic. the issue is participation. you look at public numbers, public policy institute estimates 50% are registered democrats, an estimate only 21% likely to vote in the election. all numbers indicate there is support for the democrats and support for gavin newsom in the latin...

And i look at clay and i wonder what is the response from the fans out there for two national anthems? >> rachel: thats a good question, clay what is the response from the fans. >> i dont think its a good move for the nfl. great point. nfl and college football. football in general. its friday there are games taking place all over this country, high school football, different communities. football is a uniter, black, white, hispanic, gay, straight, male, female. when your team scores and you turn...

You know, in this first volume of "a promised land," i dont write about trayvon martin. that comes later in the presidency, so that will be in volume two. but, you know, we had continually seen not just the tragedy of young, black men being impacted by racial bias in the criminal justice system or, in the case of trayvon martin, a vigilante who decided that trayvon was suspicious, but what it unveiled was the degree to which attitudes towards black boys, hispanic boys, boys of color, boys on nat...

We hold dear. i think californians are in a place where they can resist that urge. but i imagine that it certainly will excite some conservatives. >> i want to be clear, his comments about dianne feinsteins mental state have no basis in fact. important to point that out. cher mike a.m., lets talk about polling here. recent polling showing governor newsom has a substantial lead with 58% of voters saying they dont support thef recall. if, in fact, this recall is successful, what could it mean for ...

Infrastructure to protect against the extreme and long-term damage. lives have been lost. homes and belongings gone. cars flooded. electricity out and the sweltering heat, all off this happening across this country. and guess who are the people most affected in lower income communities. lower income household. it took an extreme weather and humanitarian event like katrina to address the levee system in new orleans. now leaving people without power for as you heard from vaughn four to six weeks. ...

Hispanic family who had no idea where they would live or how they would afford. and another man told us he wanted his house to be condemned. at least that would pay for his mortgage. and another family in new york displaced after their home flooded unsure without insurance what they would do. and a man recounting to me how he swam in the floodwaters to rescue his tools because otherwise how would he work. how key go to his job, what would he do, how would he make money. this is the reality of vi...

Colorados congressional redistricting commission released the first new draft map since receiving the official 2020 decennial census data.

I think its more likely in places that are not using the mitigation strategies that work. >> reporter: the survey found only a quarter of parents felt very comfortable sending their kids in person, with black or hispanic parents significantly less comfortable. overall, nearly half preferred hybrid or remote virtual options. would you encourage them to rethink that >> i think in-person school is so critical for our children right now, for their emotional health, their mental health, their social ...