Did colonial pay a ransom . What is being done to protect other companies . Well keep our eyes on that. And president biden held a virtual meeting with a group of bipartisan governors. The topic before them, the vaccine rollout, expanding access and how to convince the unconvinced. The White House still hopes to have 70 of all adults vaccinated by july 4th, but the pace of vaccinations have slowed over resent weeks and supply is outpacing demand in some states. Were watching to see how this weeks big announcement from the fda could change that, since the fda now approved the Pfizer Vaccine for americans ages 12 to 15. We could see shots in kids arms as early as this week. Vaccinating young people will be key to our return to normal. We know this is a big step for our country as vaccinating a younger population could bring us to a sense of normalcy and ending the pandemic, and the agency undertook Sign Tiff data as we have with all of our covid19 authorizations. Here to start the hour i
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