>>ive will start with labcorp.emic, we haven't charged anybody any up front or out of pocket costs for people that met the cpr guidelines, they had symptoms, were exposed to people there was no cost to them at all. we charged the insurance companies for them we will continue to do that as we have done in the past i think as more competition is in the marketplace through rapid tests, as there is more and more volume available, but what we've seen in other countries is the pre-mark allows the price to continue to do down over time. >> adam, i want to thank you we wish you a lot of luck. do you important work for this country right now. so thank you. >> thank you thanks to all my colleagues at labcorp. it's a pleasure being here. >> joe >>> coming up, the latest out of washington with congressman kevin brady. plus our exclusive interview with verizon ceo hans vestberg to talk the delayed 5g rollout stay tuned "squawk box" will be right back. we're getting destroyed out there. we need a plan! i have a plan... right now

up 2% now in afterhours trade. >>> up next, the ceo on labcorp on whether his company is able to meetd for covid tests. >>> and evercore's mark mahaney talks about doordash >>> the nation's earnings score card covid's impact on consumer spending, demand, and the bottom line protecting your investments, funding new potential. team coverage and analysis all day. watch or listen live on the cnbc app. >>> the rise and fall of elizabeth holmes >> she was the next bill gates or the next steve jobs but of healthcare >> the true legacy of silicon valley is to build great products that can make a difference in the world. >> or a brazen fraud >> holmes says she's the victim. >> with reckless disregard for human life >> i knew she was putting patients' lives in jeopardy. >> all new "american greed" tonight 10:00 eastern on cnbc. >>> the white house announcing a new covid-19 testing adviser dr. tom inglesby, the former director of the johns hopkins center this comes as the biden administration is trying to ramp up its testing initiatives to keep schools open, doubling testing capacity in schools

approached abou two or three weeks ago we organized, they all went out an got their antibodies at labcorpdiscussed before and many of them have quite high levels of antibodies. these folks are the front line the providers, these are some o the heroes in our country who basically stick their neck sout and we're exposed to covid very early on. many of them multiple times. the fact that the mayor of boston is actually moving to suspend or fire these folks is absolutely atrocious. it's really deplorable and it's not following the science it's also i would murder urge the mayor to reconsider. this needs to be a hard stop. >> you have been clear all alon if you don't have natural immunity that's measurable, you think people should get that vaccinating. you are vaccinated. >> absolutely perth perky i hav to ask about situation at bosto college forgive a daughter ther and you're trying to push back against a petition against mandatory boosters for that age group and the students to be able to return to class. can you make a comment on that? >> boston college is one of man colleges making a big mi

lilly and labcorp down 3%. with demand for rapid covid tests persisting, the ceo of lap corp.in "closing bell" at 4:00 p.m. don't miss it. now to rahel solomon for a news update >>> here is what is happening at this hour. a texas man has become the first to be charged under new u.s. doping laws governing international sports competition. prosecutors say he distributed performance enhancement years. the ex girlfriend of matt gates has testified in a sex trafficking probe of the congressman and the ex-girlfriend is seeking immunity of obstruction of justice charges in return tore testifying gaetz has denied wrongdoing. >>> a surprise papal visit pope francis was caught on camera leaving the store with a cd he was given. the pope was a frequent customer of the shop when he was a cardinal and he promised a visit when he met the owner in the vatican. >>> on the news tonight, the white house is sending millions of covid tests to schools but is it the best way to keep classrooms open? tune in tonight at 7:00 eastern. kelly. >> all right rahel, thank you >>> still ahead here, impressi