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young. >> i need a recovery beer. >> it wasn't a recovery beer. but his teammates were waiting for him in the locker room with a nice refreshing water bottle shower. now isn't that how we finish the show every morning, too? >> yes. that's what i do. >> totally what we do at 9:01. >> i never heard the phrase recovery beer but i love that. >> love it too. >> thanks for making our morning. >> you got it. "cnn this morning" continues right now. ♪ good morning, everyone. don is off this morning. southwest airlines, though, coming under federal scrutiny as officials are vowing to hol...

fists in the air. and he called half the country a threat to our republic. >> we must be honest with each other and with ourselves. too much of what is happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> pete: you uncle joe the guy o campaigned on saving the soul of america to him this is extremism at its peak. ♪ ymca ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> pete: remember that? if you waived an american flag, chanted let's go brandon, other even danced to ymca you are an strea...

Howard Brodsky, the chairman and CEO of CCA Global, sits down with Fred Kocher to share his parent's experience of fleeing Ukraine in the early 1920s.

To build all the playstations consumers want. nearly all electronics and home appliances now require chips from laptops to tvs to smart refrigerators. covid changes, like remote school and work have been driving demand. >> i have never seen this kind of demand in my life. >> reporter: video and audio center chief technologist tom campbell is anticipating limited supply. which tvs does it impact first? >> the entry level, the lowest priced tvs. >> reporter: without enough computer chips he says manufacturers will have to make choices. >> are you going to put it in a set that sells for $300 or y...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- In March 2020, everyday life became anything but normal, and over the past year we have redefined "normal" over and over again. We want to know: Is there a moment that sticks out to you from March 2020 as the "beginning" of the pandemic? Was it going to the grocery store only to find the shelves bare? Was it setting up a work station from home? Or maybe the first day your child logged into class virtually? We're asking you to share your recollections of what that experience was like for you, and we may share your memories in this article.