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Him while he is causing this scene, shes physically in the same space as him, you can see the way its shot, that shes s not actually looking at him in person. Shes paying attention to the screen, which you can also see in her field of vision. On the screen, she can see what he looks like on camera, on leave television, as he pulls off this stunt in a congressional hearing room with the secretary of defense. It is such a great scene. And yes, the guy you will sort e of recognize halfway into it, is in fact Frank Sinatra, and hes amazing in this movie. This has been my Favorite Movie since i was...

Who test positive. as you know, there is a real testing bottleneck. so we need to solve that problem first. >> reporter: omicron is now confirmed in all 50 states, but there is good news. three early studies now adding to the evidence it may be less likely to cause severe disease. still, experts warn it's too early to say for sure. >> it's dangerous business to be able to rely on what you perceive as a lower degree of severity. >> reporter: doctors fear even if omicron is milder than delta, the huge spike in case numbers particularly among the unvaccinated could still strain hospitals in some ...

Than giving an iv infusion that you can get before you get to the hospital. that will help decompress the hospitals and save lives. >> reporter: so far, while new daily cases average nearly 165,000, 36% higher than a week ago, and nearly as high as the mid-september peak of the delta surge, hospitalizations and deaths remain well below their peaks during delta. washington, d.c., and new york state each setting single-day records for new covid cases this week but new york's governor says the hospitalization rate is only two-thirds what it was this time last year. >> we're not panicking. we have...

For $11 billion in new trucks because they are gasoline powerd and they write, postal service proposal represents crucial lost opportunity to reduce carbon footprint. well, u.s.p.s. spokesperson says we can handle why some who are not responsible for the economic -- acquire more electric vehicles issue the law requires the postal service to be self-sufficient. money could buy 165,000 new delivery trucks over the next decade. >> todd: don't mess with my mail, joe, it is a personal affront when i do not get letters, packages, magazine, i take it personally. don't mess with it. thank you. we love...

Vans, mostly trucks. and a great way to start that electric pushes the u.s. postal service. which has 225,000 vehicles, which is just a third of the fleet. its primary use of those trucks make it a good fit for going electric, particularly in urban, and suburban areas. think about it for a minute. these are areas with small -- general like train cars would turn at the same hole vase, relatively few miles making the easier charge. but there's a big bureaucratic fight over the future of electric vehicles in the postal union. see about a year ago the postal service and that it -- 50,000 165,000 n...