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Supply-chain bottleneck high on employment and labor shortages, don't expect that to go away anytime soon and a new study finding in the short term it could get only worse. the national association for business economics warning the labor shortage could continue through 2023. >> it's hard to find people who want to work right now. >> in april alone, 740,000 workers quit the hospitality and leisure industry which includes hotels, bars, and entertainment venues. some businesses even turned to social media tiktok to target potential employees. even if hired, there's no guarantee they'll stay. ear...

Ill and even if they are vaccinated they would be potentially more likely to experience some of these breakthrough infections and the study finding about 44% of the people of the breakthrough cases hospitalized right now are those people who are immunocompromised. that's one of the reasons why the fda and cdc considered a third booster for that segment of the population. so far that emergency use authorization from the fda only allows two doses. we will see if that changes, especially for those who need it the most. >> a very good point. and we should get some answers soon from the fda on that...

Do you see the vaccine becoming politicized? >> i'm hoping that political leaders across the entire political aisle not turn this into a -- you know, red state or a blue state issue. >> reporter: the study finding limited side effects, especially when volunteers took acetaminophen. and with no signs of the pandemic slowing down, the oxford researchers say they know the pressure is on to create an effective vaccine as quickly and as safely as possible. >> we feel that there's urgency and pressure, really, every day, so people are working day and night, they're working weekends. and we're not go...

>> bill: thank you. instant analysis there he is in washington, d.c. see you again in new york, thank you, guy. 20 past. >> sandra: startling new snapshot of the vaping epidemic in this country. a new study finding 1 in 4 high school students now smoking e-cigarettes. what's contributing to that crisis? dr. marc siegel will join us. >> bill: austin, texas, cleaning up after the homeless camps have been broken down. city officials working on a long-term solution. hud secretary ben carson was in the state a week ago. he'll weigh in on that solution coming up next hour here on "america's newsroom...

Playing a real-life hero. actor danny trejo, known for bad guy roles in "machete" and "desperado," witnessed a rollover crash in los angeles and sprang into action, helping pull a small boy from the vehicle. everyone is expected to be okay. a new study finding too much coffee could trigger migraines. harvard researchers reporting that drinking three or more servings of coffee a day increases the risk of migraine headaches by 40% for my graigra sufferers. researchers noting the strength of the coffee can complicate its impact. that study appearing in "the american journal of medicine." and ...