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chase. make more of what's yours. happening tomorrow, president biden will meet with port officials to celebrate their recent contract agreement. he'll deliver remarks at the white house about strengthening america's ports and supply chains. this follows the international longshore and warehouse union and the pacific maritime association agreeing to a six year deal that will increase wages and benefits for some 22,000 workers. that deal impacts 29 west coast ports, including the one in oakland. first lady jill biden recovering from covid at the family's home in delaware. the white house says she tested positive yesterday, has only mild symptoms. as president biden has tested negative. the diagnosis upended the first lady's plans to begin teaching this fall semester. today at northern virginia community college. covid cases, as you probably are hearing, they're on the rise in the us. earlier today on our 5:30 p.m. streaming newscast, we spoke with abc7 news special correspondent dr. luke patel and he shared things that we need to know and how to stay prepared during yet another covid spike. why are we seeing more covid cases? >> is it because of back to school? it's probably a combination, karina, of the fact that we are