we will talk more with btig fintech analyst mark palmer.his is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today, we are focused on skyrocketing names in the market. we tech -- we just touched on cryptocurrency. there are also companies kind of writing this wave. square is among them in terms of accepting the digital currency but also investing in it. joe: earlier, we talked about microstrategy, bitcoin. square is a payment provider service but also, cash app, they have gotten into bitcoin activity. it has been pretty popular, caused people to get excited about the stock. 10% of u.s. population with easy access. a meaningful source of revenue and activity. another company trying to ride this wave. romaine: a lot of these apps and services in the fintech space become easier to use. i say that a somebody who could not figure them out a few years ago and now i use them all the time. joe: let's bring in mark palmer. tell us more about the story. a lot of companies want to say they are involved in bitcoin in some way because the stock market likes it. a meaningfulal

mark, thanks. vaccinations are already under way in the u.k. cbs senior foreign correspondent liz palmereports. >> reporter: good morning. as the u.s. prepares to start vaccinating its citizens, a program that began here in the u.k. on monday in 50 hospitals, apart from a couple of temporary allergic reactions, has gone without a hitch. 90-year-old margaret keenan was first. with no report she suffered any side effects. >> it is just so strange and so wonderful, really. >> reporter: by the end of the week, tens of thousands had been done. the u.k. had asked retired nurses to return to work to help inoculate the initial batch of 400,000 people. first the very elderly, and also frontline medical staff. in place and working well is a complex transport system to keep the pfizer vaccine at sub-zero cold, until it is ready to be used. in asia, another vaccine is making its widespread debut. china's version, pairs the first load of a million doses arriving in indonesia, which has just suffered its most lethal covid week. russia, too, is sharing its vaccine, and it arrived in serbia this week. t

palmer: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn, for hosting this special time to talk about the bible. this year marks the 419th anniversary of the king james version of the bible. in 1604, king james i commissioned 54 scholars from oxford and cambridge universities to produce one uniform translation of the bible that all denominations could accept. it's unlikely that there has ever been another group of translators whose collective expertise in biblical languages was equal to this group. vincent barberry who wrote a book called "wide as the waters" said because of the people's desire to read the bible, the edge lish translation, known as the authorized version in great britain, helped great britain back the most literate nation in the world. in terms of the words, about 90 are anglo saxson words, with a vocabulary of 8,000 words in the entire translation. the king james translation established the prose style for english and american literature and became the foundation of modern english language giving us words and phrases that are common parts of our language today. in his history of england, tom m