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Colombia, juan medina worked several jobs including construction and car sales. college was out of the question. >> if i went part-time, it was going to take me like eight years to finish college. and possibly from that >> reporter: a much better alternative for juan and his growing family free online training with salesforce that led not only to a job. >> now i feel like i have a career. there are a lot of opportunities out there. >> reporter: more major corporations are abandoning the requirem...

Infections. over the last eight weeks, those numbers are relatively steady and not falling significantly. >> overall, were fairly flat, but were flat with 60,000 new cases a day. were flat with 700 deaths a day. so its not like were in a particularly great place. >> reporter: still, theres good news in the midwest, the nations latest hot spot. the virus appears to now be retreating, relieving pressure on hospitals. the push now-- get vaccines into areas with the greatest demand. >> we anticipate...

>> what my mom has went through and what ive seen, i dont want togo through that. its all about safety and family. >> reporter: even as the navajo nation reaches herd immunity, they are not letting their guard now, especially as states around them continue to open up. they are very worried about another potential surge, so they have put strict health guidelines in place that include a mask mandate, and also an also an ove overnight curfew. mireya villarreal, cbs news, window rock, arizona. >> di...

Calls for transparency are growing in elizabeth city, north carolina. andrew brown, jr. a 42-year-old black man was fatally shot by deputies while a search warrant was being served on wednesday. body camera footage of that shooting exists, but it has not been made public. north carolina law requires a court order for body camera footage to be released. in a press conference earlier today browns family pleaded for release of the video and his son demanded accountability. >> with all these killing...

Machines and affect the count. after the reporter pointed this out, the blue pens were eventually switched out for green pens. a judge had ordered a temporary stay in the recount until monday after state democrats filed a lawsuit. but he wanted the party to pay up a million dollars to cover the cost of the delay. democrats said they werent willing to pay up for what they called, quote, a lack of transparency from the gop. and so the recount resumed. journalists hoping to observe whats going on f...

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You may have thought the 2020 presidential election was in the rear-view mirror. but in arizonas maricopa county, its ballot recount season. state senate republicans are still crying fraud in president bidens legitimate win in november. theyve hired a private company to take charge of what they call an audit of the countys 2.1 million votes. the audit started last week after the delivery of ballots to a local coliseum. to be clear, there is no evidence to back up the republicans claims of fraud....