up on the day by 2% after two days of heavy losses in the tech world. as a matter of fact, let s take a moment here at the start, look at apple, look at amazon, look at microsoft, all those stocks had big days. amazon the better of the bunch up 3.4%. there you go that is the close on wall street, a bit of a mixed picture. a big reunder for tech. i m connell mcshane. i am is time for news after the bell. hillary vaughn in wilmington, delaware. covering president-elect s transition team, gerri willis has another report today on what a biden administration for your money. so all of that coming up. we ll start there on the north lawn, blake, with you, what is the latest from 1600 pennsylvania today? reporter: eight days since election day, connell, the trump campaign is up and running, continuing to file lawsuits. the latest lawsuit filed by the president campaign in michigan. the campaign touting somewhat, at least potentially a little bit of good news for them in the state of g
visits with unvaccinated people from a single household who are at low risk of covid-19 disease indoors without wearing a mask or physical distancing. and refrain from quarantine and testing following a known covid-19 exposure if the vaccinated person remains asymptomatic. so far, more than 30 million americans have been fully vaccinated, which is more than the total number of confirmed infections nationwide. today the u.s. surpassed 29 million cases. it sparked new concerns about the spread of more infection shows variants just as more states reopen and lift their mask mandates. joining me a emergency medicine physician and medical director at the baylor college of medicine. alwaysia to he sue. i wonder what you think about the new guidelines that so many people have been waiting for. are they what you expected? there definitely some parts of the guidelines that are what i expected. we have been vaccinating people in this country for the last three months. we have over 3
New figures show that the restaurant and food-service business is now the largest employer in Texas. Emily Williams Knight with the Texas Restaurant Association says it's a sign the industry has bounced-back from the Covid pandemic. The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics says 11 perce