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That people are vaccinated. >> reporter: new york city employers are growing more confident workers will be in the office come september, from 45% in march to 62% in may. willingness to return to the office, though, is uneven. >> the young tech employees, it seems to be much tougher to get them back. >> reporter: the balancing act also important for small businesses. >> while there's concern about forcing people to come back or get vaccinated, there is also a lot of concern about the overall economy of the city. a big piece is the commuters working remotely, not patronizing the local stores. >...

Post just a few hours ago, it would be a perilous endeavor for any of us to put ourselves in simone biles' shoes and feel what she's feeling. if she's not 100% in this particular sport, she has every right to root for her team and believe they're better without her. we believe that no matter how poorly she performed, they'd be better with her. she's that good. but it's not true in this case, and she knows it's not true. so she's done the right thing and she has the right to do the right thing. >> yeah, she clearly, i think, listening to her has made the right decision. and, diana, we thank you...

Sport this is. there is no other sport, brianna, you can take tennis, swimming, you name it, all the other sports. what happens if you're not your best? you know, you're disappointed. i bet you katy ledecky, as great as she is, the medals she's winning is somewhat disappointed in the games as they're unfolding for her. but is she going to be hurt in the pool, in not winning? no. and it's the only sport i can think of where the disparity between the very top of the gymnast and the next level, the 10th down, you can take the 500th tennis player in the world. he or she looks pretty darn good, doe...

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There vote against these articles of impeachment, but it doesn't look, at least, like right now that any of the republicans are going to support these articles. >> it doesn't. and at the beginning of this process, it was a big open question about whether or not some would, particularly, the about 20 or so republicans in the house who are retiring and have nothing to lose politically, some of them are young and they want a future in politics, so they do potential have something to lose. but the key is to remember since we're talking about history, it was largely along party lines the last time ...