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In the canal. and the situation being explained by austin powers. one person asked, is the suez canal really slow for anyone right now? and the ship is the crushing despair of everything from the past year. someone else said, emotionally, i am the suez canal. and some ideas to unstick the stuck ship. how about trying to lift it up with balloons. and i wonder what ross from "friends" would do? >> pivot! pivot. >> shut up! shut up! shut up! >> joining us now, sal, a former merchant mariner, and adjunct

Little ring light around it to eliminate the subject. 0bviously eliminate the subject. obviously the first thing i did when i got this was covered in eye and try to take an iris photo. this was the best i got but then i went around the house taking pictures of little anything i could find. this is offering 60 times magnification so it's not close enough to see the individual cells in your skin or a plant but it is still very cool. because another novelty of running around flat taking pictures of everything has worn off and i am left wondering how useful this is. i can think of some instances w...

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Including hybrid. >> but -- >> i continue to be worried about the latest data and the stall that we're seeing in the trajectory of the pandemic. cdc is watching these numbers very closely. >> reporter: nearly 40,000 americans are hospitalized with the virus and five months after discharge seven in ten people still suffer symptoms a new study finds. new cases, nearly 53,000 reported yesterday. >> when you're at that level i don't think you can declare a victory. we're at the corner. whether or not we're going to be turning that corner still remains to be seen. >> reporter: one issue that will e...

Is really heating up. this month, aviation groups ratchet up their lobbying efforts and are now pushing the white house hard to issue federal regulations. >> bret: this is when we will follow, thank you. tonight, the country is experiencing a critical shortage of a vital part of technology, the lack of semiconductors has an impact on the global automobile industry to the tune of $60 billion. correspondent garrett tenney looks of the situation tonight from detroit. >> first, it was toilet paper, now it's cars. the pandemic has led to a global shortage of microchips, the brains of electronic dev...