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♪ ♪ good to be back with you on this second hour of "chris jansing reports." ahead, tragedy in iowa. three people shot at a high school on the first day back from winter break. law enforcement sources telling nbc that the suspect is dead. we are live at the scene. plus, the battle down in texas, the department of justice taking on the state for its brand new law allowing police to arrest migrants. also, a florida man arrested after threats against congressman eric swalwell, the...

a lesson in primate parenting — bonobos have been seen for the first time adopting babies outside their family groups. well hear from the scientists behind the research later this afternoon. a number of eu countries have started using the oxford astrazeneca covid vaccine again — after the european medicines agency confirmed it is safe and effective. germany, france, italy and spain are among the countries that halted its use earlier this month, after concerns about blood clots. but...

What this could mean for the global economy and every day people. >> most definitely, chris wharks -- chris, what you hit on is the higher prices. you had the delays of products coming in, and products became a lot more expensive. so the diversions that were seeing means the delays in the arrival of the products because of the longer transit time you pointed out. get this, you have containers that were scheduled to be here in december on the east coast. theyre still on their way, and theyre not ...

Lead. google slapped with a fine of $278 billion. they are rigging and steering customers to its own shopping service over the competition. for example, when shoppers type in "blue shoes" on google, these images pop up first as results from google shopping. those boxes nudge all results further down the screen, the eu saying google illegally giving those shoes priority placement. anything that comes after really doesnt have a chance. google says it is considering an appeal. the company has 90 da...