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the big story of the day, the one thing we have been waiting for since march -- no, not rihanna's albu. >> we have breaking news, an historic moment for the nation, it happened right here in our area. a queens nurse became the first person in the country to receive pfizer's covid vaccine. >> this is a massive undertaking every step of the distribution process crucial. >> in the past 24 hours, the vaccine doses, which need to be kept at arctic temperatures, moved from pfizer's manufacturing facility to ups and fed ex hubs where they were loaded into planes and guarded trucks to be delivered to 636 pre-determined location nationwide. >> fed ex says it receives a transmission every two seconds on the location of these vaccine packages. ups says it's using bluetooth technology as well to make sure it has precise eyes in realtime on where these packages are located. >> trevor: this is amazing news, people! america approved the vaccine friday night, and people started getting it this morning? you hear that, covid? your days are numbered, bitch! you realize this time next week, we're all goin

the young rocker, phoebe bridgers, she has just come into her own with her albu "punishe and that was highlight of the year. >> brown: how about the best albums of the year? what are your picks? >> i enjoyed the mac miller album, the posthumous record, "circles." it's bittersweet when you see someone sort of take a left turn and start to really understand their artistry in a better way, and then you don't get any more. adrianne linker, who is from the band big thief, she's a great indie rock singer-songwriter who snuck off, into the woods, trying to clear her mind.ea and in she just started making this beautiful music and it ended up being one of the greatest albums of the year. >> brown: but for many musicians, 2020 has been dire. according to a survey from music workers alliance, roughly three- quarte of musicians and dj's have lost more than 75% of their income during the pandemic. some help is on the way, including $15 billion in dedicated funding to performance venues in the new covid-19 relief bill. >> i do think that people wa to be around other people, otheg bodies absorusic.