today, we have the executive editor from cnet to break down why airlines are canceling your flights over 5g service. also, a supermodel is with spread a message of body positivity and self love. a lot going on in washington dc. the congressional battle over voting rights and president biden's to our press conference that just ended minutes ago. it comes as problems from covid to inflation challenge america and frustrate americans. joining us is jackie spear. it's great to have you on. >> how are you? kristen: doing just great. today, president biden just wrapped up that news conference. he admitted he has not accomplished as much as he would've liked on social spending, voting rights, he calls himself an optimist. do you think he is optimistic? are you optimistic? >> can be saved. it needs to be fashioned differently in order to get the requisite number of votes in the senate. it's important to realize we have a razor thin majority in the senate. anyone senator can become king or queen because their vote is so critical to passing legislation. we have seen affair of the amount of that fro

and your insight, ian, sure, editor at large at cnet, thanks for doing it. thanks for having me.ments in the investigation into the january 6th attack on the u. s capitol. the house committee investigating the attack issued subpoenas today to rudy giuliani and other allies of former president donald trump. giuliani was the former president's lawyer and close adviser. three other allies jenna ellis, sidney powell and boris epstein have also been called to testify. for the committee, the committee says. all four individuals have defended the president after the 2020 elections and made baseless claims of voter fraud. on wall street. today stocks were lower in a broad based sell off the dow was down 543 points about 1.5% the nasdaq dropped 386 points 2.6% as tech shares to the beating and the s and p was down 85 points. traders are anticipating the federal reserve will raise short term interest rates as soon as march. as inflation continues to rise. traveling to paradise may soon require a booster shot. the new rules under consideration for those planning a trip to hawaii. get a very

. >> reporter: cnet says that includes this 97-inch lg olit tv.g yet but a previous version sold for $30,000. >> the nature of oled is that it's a self technology meaning it needs no back light like an lcd. movies pop. >> reporter: there's a 98-inch tv that uses a different technology for around $8,000. the good news -- the smaller the screen, the smaller the price tag. >> we've seen some oled tvs, smaller ones, 46 sizes down $1,000 which is new for the category. >> reporter: samsung is changing controls for tvs. last year the company introduced a solar powered remote. this year there's a new version that can stay charged with wi-fi. >> they're saying it can harvest rf waves from like your wi-fi router and use those to recharge the battery in your remotes. >> reporter: samsung is also making tv more portable. the $900 freestyle projector can place entertainment or gaming just about anywhere. lg believes the future of tv viewing could be relaxing in a high-tech recliner with a curved display that rotates. and curvcrridi statiary bike fe more immers

one of the founders spoke to cnet about the invention. he called it a jet ski for the air.want a package to be delivered. a fedex driver checked a box onto the front porch of a san francisco home. >> will. -- wow. jobina: didn't see that coming. adorable camera captured the instance last week. fedex said it will send a memo to drivers about it after the recipient contacted them. that person says they don't want this to happen again and posted this video on next door, where it went viral. people are commenting about the driver, saying, "it could be tom brady in disguise." drew: i'm just happy sometimes that my packages don't get stolen. reggie: exactly. drew: if it gets to my doorstep, then i got it. reggie: i would like to take that person to a carnival. they could win every game. i'm not sure if this is the right job for that person, but carnival. jobina: yes. i was impressed the person decided to get something delivered to their front door to be honest. drew: sometimes you have to. someone stole my tinsel four years ago. i don't know who it was, but if you're watching, th

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