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Australia with a massive fireworks display at the sydney harbor bridge and sydney opera house. fireworks shooting from the rooftops, filling the skyline above hong kong. and the new year celebrating in spectacular fashion in dubai. fireworks pouring from the burj khalifa, the tallest building in the world. quite a sight. when we come back, news on jeffrey epstein and the guards on duty when he took his own life. and the latest on the tiger mauling investigation. what the zoo is saying about the deputy's actions. ving parts. you want everything to be on autopilot. and to be prepared if anything...

Vaccine requirement for people working in a health care setting. but if you don't work in a health care setting if you are stacking shelves or on the factory floor, working in a big open-plan cubicle farm and your workplace doesn't want to protect from you kooevd rich environment, well the supreme court just blocked the biden administration from helping you. the supreme court just blocked the made more safe. it's not necessarily an unexpected ruling given how right wing the supreme court is right now and how weird and scientifically uninformed the conservative justices questions were during th...

I need this one explained. let's bring in heather long, economic columnist for the "washington post" and adrian roberts, business reporter for the detroit free press. heather, manufacturing used to be the staple of the american middle class, the heart of blue-collar towns, donald trump, joe biden both ran on bringing these jobs back. now those workers are leaving. i don't even understand this. >> yeah, it's really surprised me, steph, but what -- there's a couple of factors going on. number one is you can't work from home in manufacturing, you have to show up on the factory floor, day after da...

With what we were expecting. i think the message, the overall message of the gdp is that the uk economy started the new year in a slightly stronger position than would have been expected. i think the big question is now what does 2022 hold? what does 2022 hold? because talking to people here on the factory floor, they are really worried that their wages are not keeping up with price increases. and i'm sure that's a valid concern. i think a lot of workers across all sorts of industries are having that question. so as you just mentioned, we had the highest growth since i believe the early 1940s ...

Of dollars more so what amazon is doing is raising the maximum cap on pay from $160,000 a year to $350,000 a year. and now, historically, amazon's pay has been heavily structured towards stock as well so you got to factor that in but i think important to factor this out corporate division, engineers and marketing and branding et cetera. it's not the people on the factory floor. and amazon of course comes into criticism regarding the way it treats the workers in factories as well. but with regard to this news, it is just for the corporate side of things. and employees are of course, asking more...