fedex yesterday if you can imagine. [applause] thank you. i think fred smith wouldn't be applauding right now. i've had the privilege of taking my family with me, they are the joy of my life all around the world. canada, we live in canada, we lived in europe, we lived in the middle east. i have seen many times throughout my travels, differences of peoples culture, their diversity, their backgrounds, their beliefs. and the things that they view may be different than even i would do them. nonetheless, i've had a lot of time to spend with them. diversity and inclusion that i have seen around the rest of the world, quite frankly i wish i could see it more in the united states. [applause] it's what dr. king spent his entire life fighting for. well we have come a long way, i think you'd have to agree we have a long way to go. we must ensure that it's woven into the fabric of our country. i always tell my folks at fedex, it's imbuing, to die into the fabric, to stain in to the culture of our country. we must all play a vital r

so you see somebody from fedex, say thank you. now, please join me in welcoming the president and chief operating officer for fedex corporation. [ applause ] >> wow. this is amazing. terri, you've done an amazing job as always. thank you. give her a big round of applause. [ applause ] well, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. a great day. i'm deeply honored to be here with all of you today as we commemorate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. amazing. today i have the privilege to introduce our keynote speaker taylor branch. now that i look over there i hope taylor is here. he was sitting over here. is he? taylor of course has written many books that you probably have read some of them. if not, you need to. and of course i would be remiss if i didn't call him out as being one of our great alumni from the university of north carolina. he is a tar heel. and i know the hides over here are tar heels. taylor is also a moorhead scholar as barbara hyde. also i want to say that with as many achievements and awards he has rece

erik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex.emonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than rational, -as you know. -lemonis: women are what? erik: more emotional than rational. and, you know

business that will stay with fedex for the long-term.ex partnered with big commerce to give discounts of 40% to ground shipping just about a third of small businesses, they still don't have a web site according to some estimates, leaving a lot of room this year for that higher margin business to be won. >>> still to come here on "worldwide exchange," why washington politicians are taking notice of this week's trading volatility and what many of them say should be done about it a live report from d.c. still ahead. check out the biggest stock win sk winners and biggest losers stay tedun you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc cutting edge made user friendly. in other words, we want a hybrid. and so do retailers. which is why they're going hybrid, with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. from retail to healthcare, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutua

to be the biggest move and we are helping our customers to take that perfect balance we are seeing fedexeally drive, for example, an edge cloud with our partner at dell rob carter who's the president technology and you think of logistics company, they're thinking of computing and storage and networking happening at the edge, close to perhaps distribution and so on we'll see many and many companies. ihs market driven a tremendous amount of innovation with us and amazon we believe that this phenomenon -- >> let me interrupt you for one second fedex, i think of the vaccine. i think of cyber security. i think of security and i think of solar winds which a lot of people feel pearl harbor of cyber security i worry that some where along the line, fedex gets hacked and vm ware got to stop. >> i think the solar wind event is a wake up call to security across the board security is a team sport this is a deep threat. we believe this is going to have security professionals move away from point tools to a lot more trusted platforms and increasingly we need to take what's called a zero trust or intrin

they have delivered ev trucks for fedex. they believe this investment will power new profits. news, new york. >>> that's the overnight news tore this the friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning. and follows us online any time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's friday, january 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." securing the capitol. the fbi warns of possible attacks heading into inauguration day as lawmakers plan out the impeachment trial of president trump. >>> $1.9 trillion. president-elect joe biden lays out his covid relief plan. how he says it would rescue the country from the pandemic. >>> vaccine wait list. the new problem americans face the new problem americans face when signing up for a shot. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin with heightened security in washington, d.c., to

we've done our job, got fedex and ups to get stuff out to be, now it is your turn. that wasn't great planning. fedex and ups do this every day, it is not hard to get things places, that's done in this country every day. vaccinating eventually what's going to be hopefully the entire country, vaccinating millions of people is tough. we do not do that every day. it takes incredible amounts of planning to make that happen. the other thing going on when you compare to countries like the uk or israel doing better than we are, those countries have centralized national health services. it helps when you have one centralized source making all of this happen. it is better, much easier than when you have 50 states. and within each of the 50 states, you have many doctor offices, hospitals, medical systems. we have an incredibly decentralized health care system in the country that's not helping in the immunization effort. >> it is a wonder, they had time to think about this, elizabeth, didn't get creative, think of a way to streamline it. thank you for that update. >> thanks. >>

trucks and fedex planes, and ensuring that there was no violation of the freezer chain, but then there that to vaccinate the american people. meltzeremember alan with the freezer in the corner in the 1950's. we've got to get out to your low-cost vaccine. why could we do this with other things, and we can't do it with covid-19? dr. hotez: this has been the story of 20. we have come up small every time in terms of our public health response. in the absence of a national did have we never virus sequencing at the neville we needed to, like they have in the u.k. or australia. the insistence that the states have to be in the lead when we know they don't have the epidemiology and scientific horsepower to know how to lead this, we need the intervention of the federal government. 240we've got to vaccinate 3/4 of thericans, population to affect transmission september 1. so far we have vaccinate about 4 million, so we need to step up. this is our last chance really because the u.s. government has backed us into a corner without any national containment strategy. they have said we have to vaccinat

and we, we, pfizer, what are the company hasn't come ups and fedex, are literally going through snowstorms and distributing vaccine every day to the location as desired at a very high success rate. >> next question. >> that is from dan with buzzfeed news. your line is open. >> thank you. i'm wondering if this change would necessitate any widening of the time window for the 21 day, 282nd district what is a widening? how close to 21 or 20 jihad to get networks february 2 advice can be said you might come to six weeks. what do you see as a window for that of what do you recommend? >> thank you for asking about that. i want to be very clear come the latest indication that the vaccine for the fisa vaccine is 21 days between first dose and second days, and 28 days between four stilts first dose and second does for the moderna vaccine. that's with the clinical trials were based on the that's the data submitted and that is what we are executing towards. that is the goal. it people in it, and a day or so on each side, the goal is still 21 or 28 days but we are not comfortable with approaches that a

. >> gm is aldeveloping for fedex they are investing $20 billion environment. i still think it will be a weird day when we see a car flying above us. but it's coming. >> think about how many people you see on the roads that probably shouldn't have driver's licenses. then think about those people navigating that. that's going to be interesting, that's one word for it. happg weatherwise. nothing terrifying out there, the south. that will push the storm track in the pacific northwest today, but the storm track gets pushed way up to the north, toward british columbia. right now, there are a few light showers on the radar. let's zoom in for a closer look. a few showers in eastern alameda and contra costa counties. it doesn't look that impressive, and a lot of it is evaporating before hitting the ground. a few passing showers and a trace of rainfall is basically what we are looking at. more showers along solano county, including one moving through fairfield. we do have one more chance of rain on the way, mainly focusing on the north bay tomorrow morning. let's take a

>> and there may have been a little bit of misunderstanding the trouble is new and fedex become effective after the patent expires. invented and when they respond to the pleas of the physicians and they see multi- drug-resistant bacteria that is unconscionable for any of us to think about is somebody dying of infectious disease how can that be in a modern era? were so used to them working but then the response to that they lost the drug they put on the shelf so they don't use it to drive resistance so now we feel so much more secure that we will not use it so they don't make any money and told resistance to the generic drug reaches a high level than they reach for the new drug. now it's old and off patent and generic. the drug industry has learned you shouldn't react when society claims it needs a new drug you actually have to check if you will pay for it because we of all these jobs and scientists we can go taking people's money and to be the charity project"it is the perfect example and then to restore that peace of mind you are seeing the government build up large manufacturing plans f

look, the commercial unit at bright dropped, the work with fedex and evs to make their commercial lines more efficient. how about honda? and 30 new vehicles. phil nailed the whole construct of today's headlines let's get into what it means for the stock. gm is arguably one of the most profitable auto companies out there. they are making money. they're one of the biggest ev seller in china where the mini out there. it's starting to happen. think of what you could do to the price of this stock if you changed this multiple just a little bit a company that's gone through some painful moments in taking on unprofitable businesses but 27 billion into ev through 2027 -- or excuse me -- 2025 it's an extraordinary commitment to what was already a commitment other words, they wouldn't have these technology i get longer gm. >> i feel like karen has thought about what you do at gm, if you give it a little bit of a higher volt compared to some of the ev piers. >> right >> as we look for value and pe multiples that are reasonable, looking at a ten, just imagine if gm were private and merged with a spe

stock hit an all time high yesterday partly because it also debuted a new electric delivery van that fedex will start using. >>> at least 70 pets have died due moldin a popular dog sick and cat brand. midwestern pet foods expanding an earlier recall of some of its sports mix products. it includes those containing corn and those made in the oklahoma plant. and that's your cbs money watch report. m.r more head to cbs ney at the cbs broadcast center. >>> many people are putting off doctors appointments and emergency care during the pandemic. nancy spoke to one man who nearly died because he was to scared of catching the virus to see his doctor. >> will had been feeling tired and having chest pains for months. the floridandfatidhe worrabout being exposed to the virus so he delayed seeing a doctor. when he finally did. >> i had a 100% in one of my arteries and80 and 70% in two of others. >> he could have had a heart attack and needed triple bypass surgery. a survey from the orlando heart institute shows 67% of americans are concerned about going to medical appointments when coronavirus rates ar

lo que sÍ estarÁ cerrado todo el dÍa es al servicio postal de estados unidos, correos privados como fedex del coronavirus que como ya hemos visto en ocasiones anteriores luego de los feriados se refuerzan y aumentan los contagios. >> este 1 de enero la revoluciÓn cubana cumple 62 aÑos, pero en la isla no todos siguen teniendo a fidel castro y el che guevara como ejemplos a seguir. jÓvenes artistas y periodistas independientes altos sus voces contra el gobierno socialista de la habana en un movimiento ahora mundialmente conocido como san isidro. aileen del toro entrevistÓ a los conocidos. >> el movimiento se ha plasmado para la expresiÓn artÍstica. las propuestas del grupo han provocado reacciones de las autoridades, sobre todo la iniciativa de leer poesÍa frente a estaciones de policÍa usando sÍmbolos patrios para enviar su mensaje. luis manuel, quÉ les han hecho las autoridades? >> nos quitaban los materiales, nuestras cosas. el grupo apoyado por el exilio cubano que les envÍa dinero y comparten movimiento en redes aboga entre otras cosas por recuperar las libertades polÍticas y artístic

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they said that since day run, they want to become the ups, fedex for local. and, so, the reason that they're doing it is they want to build an ecosystem of oerth technologies that utilize their driver in order to fulfill deliveries. maybe that's more profitable than their core business itself. their core business itself is actually struggling in the marketplace because there is so little differentiation between doordash, ubereats and grubhub. so nay'they're trying to prop u this business which has always been aligned with their vision by offering the ability to use their drivers. it turns out if you use their drivers in a white label capacity, they have a built in margin and i believe each net transaction is profitable because they get to determine the terms and they don't have any marketing costs associated with having produced that transaction. so it is a higher margin form of revenue. >> to use an analogy, when we thought amazon was a book seller, they weren't really into books, they were weren't we're going to sell everything. doordash may say we don't wa

. >> reporter: gm is developing green delivery trucks for fedex.ectric investment will power new profits. nancy chen, cbs news, new york >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," reaction on capitol hill to today's impeachment vote. we'll speak with republican congressman adam kenzinger and democratic senator chris murphy. >>> and female veterans are suffering reproductive health issues after serving at a remote base after 9/11. why they blame toxic conditions. >>> and a new song "undivided." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ may the good lord reunite us ♪

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it comes with a shipping label back so all you have to do is just drop it off at your local fedex andsomething that we also will have in the future is expedited results, so that way, travellers or people in immediate need, can benefit from it. the plan is to roll out 1,000 vending machines across the country in the next six months to improve access to testing. our whole solution with this machines is that we bring them into centralised locations — such as subways, grocery stores, shopping malls or airports. and you could be walking by and you don't have to wait, long lines. similar machines have already been installed in hong kong and the uk. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. much more than all the news, international and national any on the bbc news website. big temperature contrasts in the forecast for the next few days. many of us feeling the effects of a flow of mild air from the south—west. with that, you can see a lot of cloud on our earlier satellite image, but the orange colour�*s working in, sho

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reporter: that's why major retailers like walmart.com are now offering free returns from home with fedexcy's are extending their return deadlines to the end of this month. it's not just the volume of stuff that trips up brands and carriers. it's the reversal of normal operations. for many retailers, it costs more to restock your item than simply throwing it away. in fact, experts believe an additional 5 billion pounds of unwanted stuff ends up in a landfill each year. so you can always resell it online, perhaps, for the sake of the environment. kate? >> all right. jo, thank you. >>> when we come back, a magical time for a young man's inspiring movement all thanks to a legeary celebrity.nd when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. wthe natural light is amazing. hardwood floors. there is a bit of a clogging problem. (clog dancing) at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and car insuran

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it is spit into a tube and mail your sample through fedex. the convenience comes with a price.e power winter storm is bringing a lot of snow to the sierra, blizzard effect until friday morning. 15 inches at squaw and alpine meadows. people skiing and enjoying it. the only down side, heavy snow and high winds are effecting the lift operations. >> how do we even get to lake tahoe right now, it's socked in. now to our weather coverage, how you doing jeff? >> hey, we're doing good back here at home. you know, a lot of rain today got pretty wet outside. we're going to say hello to lucy. we're going to track the rain on storm ranger and we'll talk about another storm after this. details in about eight minutes. >> they call today the day wall street went crazy or how young traders on an app took over. we'll explain coming up. >>> well, were a part of it, did you buy stock in game stock or amc theaters, a stock market trading frenzy all because of reddit. now we explain this extraordinary movement. >> reporter: stock trading as we know it had its bell rung this week, the usual buy and

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i've been reporting for months under that distribution plan but it involved fedex and ups on the hugena. the problem hasn't been distribution, 38 million doses have been distributed already but the problem has been at the state level, getting it into people's arms. it looked like that was not only a plan but a successful plan. meanwhile, the new administration instead of looking backward, i think they should look forward and they should say, what tools have we been given? it took record time to develop, ten months. the fastest time in human history and to incredibly useful. antibodies early on have been given to them. and that's someone who could have covid or not. get them working on a blood test to see if you are actually immune or not because i think 50 or 60 or even more in this country are immune to covid a bit and they don't know it. they don't need to be at the front of the line for vaccination. let's focus on them tucker. >> it is such an interesting point and you think the number could be that big for people that are immune to it? >> i think it could be larger than that. 25 m

el chef tiene una muy buena historia para contarnos. >> los venezolanos pasaron de ser chÓferes de fedexegocio estÁ siendo accesible y es la meta que tenemos. >> ya me estabas contando tu historia y cÓmo aprende todo este concepto. >> todo comenzÓ en nueva york y dije " esto es buenÍsimo" pero le hace falta el sazÓn latino. >> todo esto trae lechuga. ellos le agregar aguacate y tambiÉn tocineta. viene siendo como un carrito que tiene su parte gourmet que es la langosta y serÁ accesible para todos. cÓmo sobrevivieron a la pandemia en este Último aÑo que ha sido tan fuerte para todos los restaurantes >> nos respetamos y nos dimos cuenta que la gente aquÍ estÁ encerrada en su casa asÍ que comenzamos a tocar puertas. abierto un mercado diferente que terminÓ siendo privado. chef: sÓlo me queda felicitarlos porque han unido la experiencia que les vio trabajar con una empresa como fedex en la calle. no quisieron soltar el camiÓn pero lo unieron con la comida. chef: puro escucha langosta y piensa y le estÁn dando este twis latino muy importante. cÓmo harÁn de aquÍ en adelante y cuÁles son sus me

resort, we approached governor cuomo with a lobbying campaign in september and the whole industry sent fedexs and petitions and so forth and his office never responded so the lawsuit was a last resort, we didn't have any other option and we won, we had a great lawyer, winning lawsuits against the state, these are not as we are approaching these lawsuits vindictive lear anything but we have no other option right now. let me mention one other thing, bars and restaurants, bars are not open yet, restaurants, we have to close at 10:00 pm, why is that, why do we have to close at 10:00 pm, why can't we stay open until 11:00 pm or midnight? what is the science behind that? shannon: doesn't seem like there is any and i understand your frustrations, thank you for joining us, best of luck. >> 104 police officers were heard during the capital right, 81 capital police and 31 in the metropolitan department. 38 police officers tested positive for coronavirus. it is unclear how many were on duty during the siege. 200 national guardsmen tested positive for covid-1960.of the nations capital, the woman accused

. ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedexn laughing and running, life moving forward] . >>> welcome back to "power lunch. as we watch the gamestop short squeeze, take a look at the market's volatility gauge, on pace for the biggest weekly gain since last june. remember, the volatility index is a former-looking barometer for future moves is this flashing a warning sign in let's bring in the "trading nation" team craig, you've been looking at the charts you know, such parties have come next to big turning points in the market, so what does the vix tell where you the equity market is headed. it's up 62%, that is the third highest serve, anytime we've seen a shorter -- it's been a pretty strong risk, you know, seema with the affect we've -- and you've got a lot to do the speculation. there's a lot of reasons why we should be heeding this warning and at least tactively raising some cash and tactically rotating the portfolios to be more cautious in the near term. >> is there a way to play this if volatility is on rise do you buy an

alexander: you can see what hit fedex.tructive attack dropped down and destroyed the data on tens of thousands of systems. that meant those computers could no longer operate. just a blue screen. they would have to be physically be rebooted, each one of those. now look at that across 18,000 companies. that type of attack would cause mayhem for our government and for industry. that is one type of attack. that is a destructive attack. how do we now start to lay out h the rules of the road for cyber? what is acceptable and what is not? that is one of the things the president has to take on and talk to our allies and look at what we will and will not accept. i think he would be reluctant to put redlines, but he is going to have to prepare for it. many people asked me, should we respond? my answer, not until you fix the defense. we are not ready today to defend this country in cyber. as a consequence, the president has, added to all these other issues he's got, this is a huge issue. remember we also have all of these ransomware

they help shippers like fedex deliver your orders.new ev van by the edge of the year. let's stick with electric. arc light clean transition, this is spac. look at the gain. why? a company called protera. a company makes electric batter riffs and buses. fumotv. they're buying a company to do that. that stock is up 10%. etsy no specific reason i can find but this company pierced $200 a share. new all-time highs. look at this, up 12% today, stuart. stuart: we asked for some big movers. you gave us big movers. that is good stuff, lauren. >>> while big tech crack down of president trump, alumni from those same companies are joining the biden administration. tell me more. susan: former executives from facebook, amazon, twitter, joining administration in budget, national security, among many departments. amazon former international tax director tom sullivan vetting state department deployments. emily horn brokering white house national security council. mark swartz, formerly of amazon web services he will help vet appointments in the budget

they are working on a commercial delivery vehicle for for and it makes -- vehicle for fedex.f you want a piece of that, you look at the eco-. it has nothing to do with the economy. the clean energy index is basically a proxy for what has been going on, not only in the ev space but for solar power as well. on a six-month basis, you are talking about a 180% price return. you compare that to the s&p or even big tech, you are getting about a 30% return. tom: appreciate that. lisa: talking about tech ipo's, the affirm ipo that was so successful, razzie's -- successful, raises an issue. someone said the ipo flurry is out of control. mark howard, not howard marks, joins us now, senior multiaxis specialist. let's start with those tech ipo's. is this a sign of a frost that is a sign of caution to you? mark: good morning, lisa and tom. it is something you certainly need to monitor, but given where rates and real rates are and given the shift that is happening in washington over the coming weeks, i do not think it is unreasonable. with the new economy post-covid, many of these tech ipos

but blinken made over a million doing consulting work for companies like microsoft, Über at&t and fedexlk to a biden official who discuss financial disclosures show most of biden nominee spent a lot of time working for the government and a little time in the private sector but jon, even that little time spent in the private sector, some of them made a lot of money. jon. jon: hillary vaughn in delaware. hillary, thank you. so what can we expect in georgia and on capitol hill next week? congressman chuck the republican from tennessee is a surrogate for the perdue and loeffler campaigns, also a member of the house appropriations committee congressman, thanks for being with us this evening. >> good evening. jon: so you are one of those who has registered concerns with the vote count from november 3rd you plan to object to the electoral college certification? >> that is correct i do along with unanimous tennessee delegation in the house and senate. fundamental to our great republic, our constitutional republic is the sanctity of the vote and after listening to my constituents from third dist

. ♪ sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedexng and running, life moving forward] ♪ ♪ lou: well, the communist dictator and president vladimir putin speaking to the world economic forum for the first time since 2009 and giving western democracy some considerable advice particularly for our struggling constitutional republic. putin warning against the rising power of big tech saying, quote: digital giants have been playing an increasingly significant role in wider society. in certain areas they are competing with states, and their audience can include millions and millions of users. here the question, how well does this monopolism correlate with the public interest in our -- interest? in our country the answer is straightforward, not well. our next guest has written about how america is rule by a single class of elites, how corporations are depriving citizens of basic rights and freedoms, and in the process destroying our democracy. joining us now is michael lynn, he's a professor at the lbj school of public affairs at the univers

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sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planesgines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] >> welcome back. senator josh hawley challenged the results of the presidential election and then had his book deal dropped, a fund-raiser canceled and i was being blamed for the tragic death of capitol police officers. watch this. >> has to be the dumbest guy in the united states senate. >> he led an insurrection, he is responsible for cops being murdered, he is responsible for everything that we saw. he was at the forefront of it. he goes to stanford and yale and he uses it for evil. he uses it to kill capital cops and run its additions against the united states of america. he's got the bone structure of a bird. he should be kicked out of the united states senate. >> this is what they are spewing on msnbc. joining right now to respond as josh hawley himself, republican senator from missouri, the author of the forthcoming book the tyranny of big tech. it's good to have you tonight, thank you so very much for

sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planesounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] . >>> we all know the virus is killing millions around the globe. hundreds of thousands in the united states alone. we are told the figures every day and often posted on the side of your television screen. but what are the incalculable co costs? the cdc has reported a 31% rise in symptoms of depression, 26% in stress-related disorders, 13% in illicit drug can use. it also found that compared to 2019, suicides have increased three to four times nationally. most tragically, it is hitting kids hard. earlier this month the board of trustees of the clark kouptszity, nevada school district voted unanimously to reopen citing as a factor social, emotional wellness. and that is because during the previous ten months of school closure, there were more than 4,000 referrals about students' mental health episodes. and 19 students died by suicide. that is more than double the number the entire previous year. the youngest student lost to su

it's an electric commercial delivery van general motors is going to be selling at least 50 of these fedexill be getting the first 500. again, commercial electric vans, that's where the focus is for the auto industry when it comes to electric vehicles also announcing the ep one think of this as an electric palette. this is animation of ep 1 they just announced essentially it's for the last mile so if you're talking about deliveries from up to the door or into a certain location where there's a number of addresses, that's where you might see the e ep-1 that is being tested with fedex express. shares of general motors, this is the big push for them it's about the ev. we're going to talk with mary barra about this brand, the new bright drop, and the growing demand for electric vehicles you don't want to miss the interview. >> that's going to be really significant. i want to ask about lordstown where they indicate they have demand for 100,000 for a similar vehicle. this is one hot thing. >> that's a pickup truck what you're looking at, though, but it gets to your point. you've talked about thi

d we -- we, pfizer, moderna, mckessson, ups and fedex are going through snowstorms, distributing vaccine every day to the location as desired at a ery high success rate. secretary azar: from dan bergano with buzzfeed news. reporter: thank you. i'm wondering if this will necessitate any widening on the time window for the 1-day and 28-day second dose, what is widening, how close to 21 or 28 you have to get now? w.h.o.'s advisory committee said you might go to six weeks. what do you see as the window for that. secretary azar: the labeled indication from the f.d.a. on the vaccine for the pfizer vaccine is 21 days between first dose an second dose and 28 days between first dose and second dose for the moderna vaccine. that's what the clinical trials are based on. that's the data submitted to the f.d.a. that's what we are executing toward. that's goal. if people end up coming in a day or so on each side, the goal is still 21 or 28 days but we are not comfortable with approaches that are not based in evidence that has been yen rated to support these incredibly safe and effective vaccines. i th

sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planessfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] >> the mob that stormed the >> the mob that stormed the capital to try to stop congress from carrying out its constitutional responsibility were behaving like domestic enemies of our country. let's be clear. john brennan, adam schiff and oligarchs in big tech trying to undermine our constitutionally protected rights and turn our country into a police state with kgb style surveillance are also domestic enemies. >> former hawaii congresswoman told the average, a democrat warning against the crackdown on conservatives by lawmakers and social media giants like twitter which launched a new campaign to fight misinformation called bird watch, the move comes is more prominent figures a getting canceled. my pelosi omicron delta has been banned from twitter over objecting to election results and raising questions about fraud and the ceo glorious those reports that the gloria board censured him for his comments over alleged elect

the federal government is not just ups and fedex delivering the vaccines to the state, their job is todance to states, funding to the states, support so the states can figure out how to do this correctly. i mean, just to give one example, and this doesn't even cost any money, this is something they could have been doing the past year, figuring out how are we going to staff all of the vaccination sites. one of the major obstacles is a bureaucratic one, has to do with what's called scope of work. for example, all the dentists and emts, veterinarians that may have skills necessary to be vaccinators, they need to have regulations around scope of work loosened so they can participate in vaccination campaigns. that's not a partisan question. because the federal government has not been thinking through each step of the way of the process, they haven't been planning in helping the states through the planning. >> now one of the conversations, we went through it with the pfizer vaccine, difficult from a storage perspective, now with moderna there's a conversation, especially now that we're behin

the 2021 olympics if tokyo backs out next. seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex of children laughing and running, life moving forward] >> shannon: with japanese these organizers concerned about covid-19 issues around the olympics this summer, florida is making a pitch to bring the game to the sunshine state. alex hogan explains. >> reporter: a lot of questions over how to safely hold an international sporting competition in the middle of a pandemic, now florida is making the case to host the summer games. the other big games bringing together the world's best athletes, but 6 months away the competition is on shaky ground once again because of covid-19 the international olympic committee pushed back to q2 that is worthy when you're hoping it would be enough, the games are set to begin on july 2, '03, the paralympic starting on august 20 fourth. >> we believe the games can be delivered in a safe and secure manner. >> they are working with local governments and the world health organization committee will rollout its plan next week, this would mounting pressure to c

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