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Especially in the advanced semiconductor industry. this is the president going to link that back, of course, to one of those string of legislative successes over the summer, the chips and science act. the president is going to be talking about another announcement from another tech giant which is planning to open a facility outside of syracuse related to the semiconductor industry. these are, according to the white house, going to create jobs over the long term, but these kinds of announcements run in the face of what is a more short-term pressure that the white house is well aware of. you wer...

Do. and that is where so much of the concern is here, is the potential spike and outbreaks in these classrooms. governor murphy saying the last thing we want to do is pull back too quickly, which would lead schools to close. of course, that is where you're talking to these parents, their foremost concern is their kids not only education, but health. >> vaughn hillyard live in new jersey. great to see you out reporting talking to folks on that. appreciate it. want to go back to the east room of the white house where we believe we are under maybe 90 seconds or so from hearing from president bi...

Paying at the pump. >> how long could a potential spike last and what else could the u.s. do to ease the pain? >> well, that really depends on whether there is a conflict and how the world responds to it and how long that con flick last. i think that translated to gasoline prices about $3.70 cents, this is back in 2014 or so. so you could see something along those lines and nationwide depending on where you are. but, it is hard to say exactly how it would translate and again depending on how long any potential conflict lasts, how long that pain would last as well. as for your question of what ...

Residents. not really that tactical. >> the dynamic isn't that good, though, watching babies and mothers get torn apart day by day and cities decimated. i don't know. the impact ultimately feels like europe and america looks sweet. may not be the case, but it's a bad look. retired admiral, thank you very much, and before we go to break a look at some of the other stories making headlines this morning. "usa today," multiple tornadoes touched down in texas and oklahoma. dozens of homes badly damaged, and an officials are setting up shelters for family as they assess the full scope of the destr...

Couple more years. adriana. >> diaz: scott macfarlane, thank you. sarah palin is returning to politics. the republican and former alaska governor has joined a field of 50 other candidates. that is crowded. they're all vying for the state's lone u.s. house seat. it had been held by representative don young, who died last month. a new covid wave could be coming, testing our ability to live with the virus. cbs' michael george joins us with the details. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. covid is down, but not out. and health experts are concerned the u.s. isn't doing enough to prepare f...