Welcome to Schim this. It's safe to say the vaccine roll out in the US has been rocky.

And as we hear about other countries vaccinating their populations at a higher rate, it's hard

not to get a little jealous of how things are going somewhere else.

In our first story this week, we'll break down three COVID-19 vaccine success stories,

which by the way include one state right here in the US.

Also on the show, we've got the latest on Trump's tax returns because that's still a thing.

We'll tell you why Illinois is saying bye to Cash Baile and we'll roll some tape on a story about,

oh actually you'll have to guess.

And later to close out Black History Month, we're speaking to one woman on a mission to close the

racial wealth gap. All right, let's do it.

Okay, we're 11 months into things being the opposite of normal, work wise, social

live wise, remember social lives. And unless you're a healthcare worker in another frontline job,

or are over 70 years old, chances are you're still waiting for your number to be called to get

your vaccine, which makes seeing headlines about vaccine success stories somewhere else lead to a

lot of FOMO.

Israel leads the fight against COVID-19.

One US ally is getting its citizens vaccinated at a far quicker pace.

In Israel, it's now the turn of the teenagers.

When I'm traveling on a one way road to freedom and we can begin safely to restart our lives.

But before we get ahead of ourselves, we wanted to find out, is the grass really greener on the

other side? We enlisted two experts to help us find out.

I'm Claire Hannon, Executive Director of the Association of Immunization Managers.

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