it is no surprise to hear that robin hood's i. p. o is raising questions about the power of mean stocks to disrupt financial markets. robin hood, which claims that as democratizing finance has found us solve, caught in the middle of mean stock traders and the fcc now and it's i p o filing robin hood says it cannot assure investors that mean mania like game stop or am see won't hit again. so joining in out of those jobs are boom bus, co host benson and christy i. christy, let's start with you here. now in an i p o filing companies have to list specific risk factors for investors. why would robin hood claim that means stocks are a risk factor while it's not exactly the mean talk that are the risk factor if the trading frenzy that comes with that because it's a big risk. and that's because robin hood like all brokerages, they depend on query houses to clear their trades and execute climes trade. and these clearing houses have certain capital requirements that are raised, strained, curious, of increased and heightened volatility. so that

so robin hood can actually control this. it's completely dependent on the clary houses and clearing houses. they just that requirement that fluctuate daily based on volatility in the market. so if we have another flurry of this mean trading, this could actually happen again. and as a result of setting these training limits on those names, robin hood based a lot of backlash from outreach customers who lost their money, threatened to leave the app store and due to litigation, etc. that also received us congressional inquiries and investigations, negative media, all of which caused reputational harm to the name and what poses the risk in the future as a publicly listed company to affect the price of stock. yeah, and it's interesting to see the fact that robin hood is now admitting that this could happen again. it's just all up to those read it users who decide to come together. now ben, this is a sentence that would not make any sense if you heard it before this year. but robin hood has also listed don't coin as a risk factor f

why jump into that for a with robin hood at this moment. while at the same price, it's the same reason as why you walk into a good you store and you decide to buy a bag. when it's on sale, you don't buy it when it's on full retail price at $60000.00. you buy it when it's at a 50 percent discount though, right now it would be the optimal time to actually jump into crypto because of the price drops. so it shows that demand is still robust. it's still really high. and robin hood actually how it got a head start, a launch big coin eith, trading in the u. s. early in 2018, added 3000000 for this year for the script of business. so this is despite the fact that it has very limited trading features and has listed less than 10 assets on its platform, that's a big failure because half of them are all derivatives of bitcoin and east. so basically very limited features and capacity. so if for tool and tiger broker can launch their commission for crypto trading platform, they will stand to take a lot from robin hood business and customers are hungry fo

just really shady what robin hood's. doing in. now tearing down all these regulations and when where were those beforehand i think these are good tools i mean there's a good tools the power you know like financial power in the hands of the people in the hands of the little guy they're like robin hood robin hood is facing more than 90 federal lawsuits after restricting trading back in january but it does have an arbitration clause in its agreement that user sign agreeing to opt out of suing the company but if proven to be a proper class action lawsuit users may in fact be able to take action against a trading app that claims to support the average joe reporting for boom bust and hottest sweet r.t. . for more on this let's bring in boom bust co-host ben swan who is in mexico today and christy i join us from california christy let's start with you when it comes to this hearing focused on robin hood what is the senate banking committee trying to accomplish here. well the committee is here to basically evaluate the dangers of financial

and in other news, robin hood is facing everything from federal, fine to criticism and read it as it files you go public. we'll discuss how all the pressures fans impact the popular app moving forward. and later trade between the you can, you is picking up the fight post wreck, the concert. we'll go over the numbers and see whether the trend will laugh. we have a tax, so today. so let's dive right in we leave the program with by dance, the company behind social media giant tick tock, shelving its plans for an ip mid scrutiny in china. beijing based social media giant last valued at $180000000000.00 in a funding ground in december, had been weighing an initial public offering of all or some of his businesses in the us or hong kong. instead, the companies found or decided that it would be better to wait. joining us out, discuss harpooned by co host, spend swan. christy. i ben, i'm going to start with a big question. why is bite dance, making this move to pull back these plans? yeah, i think there's a couple of big reason for the biggest is that china has this regulator that's essential

robin: absolutely, thank you. yes, almost 16, hope for the warriors was founded here aboard camp lejeune. i happen to be here today for a very exciting moment in our history as part of the mental health clinic here in jacksonville. 16 years ago, however, there weren't the kind of resources we're seeing now and the kind of momentum we just heard from the secretary and from comcast. so it was really military families really coming together to recognize the needs and the challenges we were having, to talk about them, to be a voice for each other, and to do the actual work. i can say i did not aspire to be the c.e.o. of a nonprofit organization, but i did aspire to take care of military families the way that i had promised when i was married into the military and as a daughter of two soldiers, i lived that life myself. so throughout the last 16 years, we have met our service members and their families where they're at, and it isn't always easy. there are remote locations when they go back home. there are communities t

there's that made it famous thing the world should ignore the robin hood i p o altogether. so what will this mean for the future of the newly public company? joining us now, this guy is michelle snyder, partner and director of training research and education for the market gauge group . now michelle robin hood was just fine $70000000.00 by wall street self regulator for widespread and significant harm to the users. the company is also under scrutiny from the c c over the practices that generate most of its revenue. so how do investors see all of this pressure right now? well, we can add to that by the way, the $12600000.00 they had to pay in restitution. what i like to call the list of their crimes and misdemeanors. for example, false margin information, erroneous margin calls inaccurate account balances, inaccurate options, trading risk mean stocks. they couldn't keep up with the volume. and we had that unfortunate incident where that 20 year old kid committed suicide because he thought he owed a lot more money, which really goes down to i think their biggest issue, which

he and his subscribers have deserted robin hood over those controversies. i think that robin hood has more inexperienced traitors, and therefore, as a proportion encourages riskier trading without the full disclosure of the responsibility. when you have that many inexperienced anderson, robin hood, his racing increased scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers, but with a view on the nasdaq stock exchange, it will now have the money to fight back 6 years. cattle have al jazeera on washington for the mission. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the philippines has restored a key.

he and his subscribers have deserted robin hood over those controversies. i think that robin hood has more inexperience traders, and therefore, as a proportion encourages riskier trading without the full disclosure of the responsibility. when you have that many inexperienced henderson, robin hood, his racing increased scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers. but with his debut on the nasdaq stock exchange, it will now have the money to fight back 6 years. cattle have al jazeera on washington, the triumphant wait list. highland diaz has arrived home with the olympic gold medal. the philippines has been waiting nearly a 100 years for and she's returned with a message for philippines, politicians who made it a struggle to succeed jamila elling doggone has that story. from manila, she bore the weight of her cuz she is expectations and lifted the spirits of embattled weary filipinos high berlin d. as is the 1st filipino to ever win an olympic gold medal. i didn't speak to the, it's more than it's a we in goal. it came at the time that this country truly is beyond

here's an add from robin hood that ran -- ed from robin hood that ran last month. >> remember when greed was good, when you had to look the part, when you had to pay for a seat at the table? we set out to change it the way the system works, to put the power in everyone's hands, to make it feel, speak, sound and look just like you. we all invest every day in ourselves, our communities, our future. we are all investors. >> tucker: ha-ha. it's so fun to watch that stuff after the fact. that ran a month ago! we set out to change the way the system works, says robin hood. well, that's for sure. in fact, that's literally true. robin hood changed the system at precisely the moment when people from outside the system started benefiting from the system. sorry, trolls, no trading for you. we're lockerring your account. other platforms took effectively the same position but pretended more than robin hood did. they justified changing the rules by attacking the very people they were hurting by changing the rules. the communication service discord, for example, banned users from the wall street bets g

so yes or no, candidate -- kenny robin hood customer invest in robin hood the company? mr. tenev: robert hunt is currently a private company, so that is not possible, no -- robin hood is currently a private company, so that is not possible, no. >> so you're telling me the people that make you a successful company and correctly contribute to your company's growth and success, they don't get the same access to equity shares as a robin hood employee or your institutional investors. is that correct? mr. tenev: currently, that is correct, yes. miss schulp, -- miss shulp, why is that? ms. schulp: the sec limits a lot of investment in private companies to those folks known as accredited investor. to become a credited investor, you need a wealth test of owning at least $200,000 per year or having a debts worth of over $1 million. the vast majority of people in this country do not meet that standard and are unable to invest in most private companies. >> so let me just clear this, mr. tent hav -- tenev, i don't blame you on the restriction. i would like to have more opportunity to as

spotlight the day when independent investors expose that wall street manipulation and why it seems robin hood has decided to get more active in politics and the cancer culture is obvious here in america but now it is spreading around the world with countries now becoming angry at the u.s. for allowing this strategy to infiltrate their borders we will have a live report from one from the streets of one of those countries which also happens to be one of our closest allies and while the impeachment hearings are done the troops and barbed wire remain but at least those are tangible and visual symbols of the political battle america is currently in the. today's a 360 view we're going to talk about the deep cuts made to the political fabric of a both parties and discuss what both parties gained or lost in the debate well that's besides their dignity i'm sorry no hughes and a you're watching a new movie is used on our team america. did you hear a sigh of relief on saturday when the senate concluded the 2nd impeachment hearing of donald trump will make no mistake that's i did not come from here

it's sitting and robin hood's wallet. and so if the government decides that you're not paying enough taxes, or that if you're skirting something they don't like, or that if you're involved in some kind of a legal transaction, they can simply take the money out of your account because it's not your account. it's robin hoods, wallet and so i would just say is it as a warning kind of a closing warning here. if you believe in crypto currency you want to be involved in it, do not make a coin base or a robin hood your primary wallet because it's not yours. it is there's and they can do anything they want with the currency inside that great information as always they consider boom bus, bent on and christy, i thank you both. thank you. and that for the time, you can catch boom by on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store. by searching portable tv, portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out at portable dot

so yes or no, candidate -- kenny robin hood customer invest in robin hood the company? mr. tenev: robert hunt is currently a private company, so that is not possible, no -- robin hood is currently a private company, so that is not possible, no. >> so you're telling me the people that make you a successful company and correctly contribute to your company's growth and success, they don't get the same access to equity shares as a robin hood employee or your institutional investors. is that correct? mr. tenev: currently, that is correct, yes. miss schulp, -- miss shulp, why is that? ms. schulp: the sec limits a lot of investment in private companies to those folks known as accredited investor. to become a credited investor, you need a wealth test of owning at least $200,000 per year or having a debts worth of over $1 million. the vast majority of people in this country do not meet that standard and are unable to invest in most private companies. >> so let me just clear this, mr. tent hav -- tenev, i don't blame you on the restriction. i would like to have more opportunity to as

robin -- mispronounced that. robin first volunteered as a college student at next door baldwin university in 1991 just as the university was preparing to open. she eventually became coo and director of finance before assuming leadership at the organization. in the meantime, robin earned a master's from james madison university, served as dean of students and worked at both mary baldwin and james madison. while overseeing the wilson library and museum, robin also serves on the virginia association of museums governing council where she represents the mountain and valley districts as well as on the advisory board of visitors for mary baldwin university. she lives in stanton with her family. welcome, robin. >> thank you. >> elizabeth -- thank you very much. elizabeth a. archer is the executive director of the president woodrow wilson house on p street in washington, d.c. -- on f street, a site that provides a window into wilson's retirement in an actual and perfectly preserved setting as well as an intimate look at

and jim said goodnight to robin. - [lehrer]: hey robin - - [macneil]: i guess that's it. - [lehrer]: yeah. hey, good night, robin. - [macneil]: good night, jim. finally, i'd just like to say to the audience how grateful i am to public televisy and to all the 300 local stations who carry us for the opportunity you've given me to work in a manner i could be proud of when i went home every night. but that applies equally to our viewers. wiout you, no program. there are now some 5 million you a night, and you express a loyalty to this program of a quality i've never experienced anywhere else. thank you for understanding what we do. you'll find all the same values there on monday night and in the years ahead. thanks and good night. - [glover]: the end of one era meant the start of another. now with jim as sole anchor, the name of the series would change again to “the newshour with jim lehrer.” (triumphant horn and string music) - [lehrer]: good evening, i'm jim lehrer. - [woodruff]: i had a conversation with jim and he was talking about what he wanted to do with the program, and it wa

continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin of refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. this, the light of your countenance upon us, and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray, in the name of the one who said, "i am the resurrection and the life." amen. >> ladies and gentlemen>>, please remain at your seats until escorted to play -- pay your respects by the sergeants at arm's staff. >> coming up on c-span, at washington national cathedral -- that is live at 11 a.m. eastern. at 8 a.m., bob does ralph -- bob goals -- bob dole's wife attends a wreath-laying ceremony. there will be a discussion about a pharmaceutical drug price. at 11 a.m., a missile defense policy and international arms control from the endowment for international peace. you can find

there is and we don't _ what robin is proposing? there is and we don't get _ what robin is proposing? there is and we don't get that - what robin is proposing? there is and we don't get that on - what robin is proposing? there is and we don't get that on a i is and we don't get that on a daily basis, so even if we really wanted to, i don't think we could. we do, when we get reliable information about the sorts of things and there was a piece a few weeks ago when we included that inner peace by a health editor to demonstrate how effective the vaccines at preventing hospitalisation and death, so when we get it, we use it. ., ., ~ death, so when we get it, we use it. . ., ~ , ., death, so when we get it, we use it. . ., ~ ,, . use it. paul, thank you so much for coming _ use it. paul, thank you so much for coming on — use it. paul, thank you so much for coming on news _ use it. paul, thank you so much for coming on news watch. - for coming on news watch. that's all from us and we will be back to hear your thoughts later. goodbye. hel

it's ceo here, robin hayes. great to see you. how was the flight? robin: the flight was great. we left early and got here early, and we had a wonderful trip over. tom: no stacking --guy: no stacking over he screw -- over heathrow, which used to be something of an experience. let's talk a little bit about heathrow. this is a tough airport to get into, to get slots at. you've got a temporary slot allowance here. other carriers obviously aren't using them. how easy is it going to be to make that permanent? are you going to be able to make heathrow your permanent home? robin: we are so happy to be at heathrow. we don't have any plans to leave heathrow. you're right, it is not going to be easy, but we thing we have a path that will allow us to stay here. if you look at what's happened with the fed before jetblue started this rub and what's happened now, did you ever think you would see our competitors offer business class under $2000 between jfk and heathrow? and it is not covid because these fares were even higher during the covid period. we have to be able to stay at heathrow. guy

robin: number four, actually. we think about the end client, i finished the cfa and i was so excited. i mean, i put so much time into passing it, and when i got that pass, i do not think i have ever been that excited. but once i got it i was like, ok, now on to level two. like, what's next? at that point i was making the decision to start my own firm, and i was thinking about, what do i need in terms of skills to make sure my firm is successful. that is when i was like, i don't think my next necessary, deal breaking skill set is wealth management in terms of, is this particular company better than this company. so i said, i need marketing, i need sales. i have an mba, so let me dive back into that. it was really when i decided i wanted my end client to be my consumer, and i needed to touch them versus touching an institution in terms of investment management. caroline: it is all about your end consumer. robin young, great to have some time with you. ceo of behaving wealthy. while the risk we ward for an mba, remin

robin hood itself is in trouble. "new york times" a says it's looking for a billion dollars worth of extra capital. okay. i think they will get it. i think they haven't already. here's the debate, should robin hood restrict trading? many investors are mad as hell and some are filing lawsuits. facebook has taken down the popular robin hood stock trader site and seems to me that's censorship. should politicians intervene? maxine waters wants hearings, far left congressman once a stock trading packs, let it-- never let a good crisis go to waste. there's also the question of contagion, that is spreading volatility to the rest of the market, spreading the unease. here's the state of play with a half-hour to go before the opening bell. the dow jones will be lower, s&p down about 16 and the nasdaq up about 68 points. that will change as we get closer to the opening bell. remember this, earnings reports are coming in a strong. the economy is growing, the pandemic caseload is coming down, but gamestop, robin hood in this onli

at noon, the ceos of robin hood and reddit join a hearing on recent stock rises for gamestop. that is followed by the ways and means committee hearing. and on c-span3, legal scholars testify about the supreme court case load and the emergency room exit makes for cases that don't appear on the court's regular docket, live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on "q&a," "the sword and shield, the revolutionary lives of malcolm x and martin luther king, jr." >> so king starts talking about using nonviolence after the los angeles rebellion of 1965 to paralyze cities to leverage nonviolent civil disobedience to transform american democracy. max called for the same thing at the march on washington -- malcolm x called for the same thing at the march on washington because he wanted a display of civil disobedience that was going to be muscular. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "q&a." >> president biden's nominee for attorney general, judge merrick garland, testifies before the senate judiciary committee monday for his confirmation hearing. watch our live coverage at 9:30 a.m. eastern

robin hood online brokerage has been one of the hottest been use for investors in retail trading. now it's a target of disgruntled customers celebrities and politicians here's the latest on that robin hood shares in the u.s. store game stop were down until a chat group on reddit recently banded together to buy stocks that sent the company skyrocketing undercutting major hedge funds who were shorting the stock but on thursday those shares tanked after robinhood restricted purchases of new stocks of game stop on top of that robinhood also blocked a new trades in several other companies including amc blackberry and nokia which were also soaring because of the chat group users on the app can still close out positions but can't buy more adaptive da blogger dave portnoy says robin hood can't just try to block online trends simply because they don't favor traditional trading there's no way to force you to add and that's why things we want to get or you can just pick up and change the rules at a whim whenever you feel like it like why can't a bank if i make a deposit just say that's our m

first robin hood securities put the restrictions in place in an effort to meet increased regulatory deposit requirements not to help head phones we don't answer to hedge funds we serve the millions of small investors who use our platform every day. second robinhood immediately secured additional bonds the spite the unprecedented market conditions in january at the end of the day what happened is unacceptable to us to our customers i'm sorry and i apologize please know that we are doing everything we can to make sure this won't happen again to important factors based entirely on publicly available information gave me confidence that game stop was undervalued 1st the market was underestimating the prospects of game stops legacy business in overestimating the likelihood of bankruptcy i grew up playing video games and shopping he came stop and i plan to continue shopping there game stop stores still provide real value to consumers and reliable revenue for game stop 2nd i believe that game stop has the potential to reinvent itself as the ultimate destination for gamers within the rapidly growing

let's go straight to our correspondent, robin forshie walker, who's in tbilisi for us. robin, tell us more about the arrests of suckers fairly. presumably he knew there was a chance. this was going to happen again. unfortunately we have lost our correspondent robin as we hope to return to that story. in the following, our people living in a small colombian town say, an influx of mostly haitian refugees and migrants is pushing them out of housing. the migrants are trying to catch boats on their way north to the united states. alexander, i'm here to reports now from the town of nic, hopefully, after weeks stuck in this beach down a few 100 migrants, mostly haitians are finally able to continue their journey north. little while others scouting to scramble for a fairy ticket despite being told they're sold out until the end of october. and that's because neighboring panama is only allowing $500.00 to enter the country each day. there's a mighty st juice in his family among the lucky ones who are finally able to leave after a 45 day weight. i was like, yeah, a couple of whis

first off, you have a take on this gamestop robin hood controversy. does the administration or do you think the administration or the sec or cftc whatever it is should start to poke around? >> first of all i'm trying to digest the idea of being a kid it's been a long time. thank you, sully when i was a cnbc commentator i would bite off a question like this and chew it up and throw it back at you. now i'm part of a big team and the key point of your question for me is sec. security and exchange commission it is their job not mine to comment on market movements especially daily especially individual stocks. the s.e.c. is on the case. and they'll be reporting in -- in fact they've already released a statement on this which i commend to viewers i think the important thing from our perspective is that the biden administration is looking past day-to-day, week-to-week, month-to-month ups and downs in the stock market it is not a score card for us. and while lots of growth has occurred at the top of the k-shaped recovery if you will we still have very signifi

now a robin roberts bio-pic on the legendary singer. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. ♪ keep us walking in the narrow way ♪ ♪ come on children and sing come on children and shout ♪ >> reporter: mahalia jackson's voice lifted spirits and seemed to stretch to the heavens. ♪ come on children let's sing ♪ >> reporter: urging the faithful to come on children, let's sing. the queen of gospel's story -- ♪ sing his love for me ♪ >> reporter: now brought to life decades later in a new lifetime movie. mahalia ushered gospel music into the white mainstream of the '40s. ♪ even performing on the iconic "ed sullivan show," catapulting her career to new heights. ♪ sometime i wonder why ♪ >> reporter: breaking barrier after barrier, the first gospel singer to sell 2 million records or to take center stage at carnegie hall, even singing at jfk's inauguration. >> those were things that were really changing the game for black people. >> reporter: while many know mahalia as a musical pioneer, she was also in a way a hidden f

but the real engine behind bob's remarkable 98 years was his love, his love for liz liz and for robin, for public service, for kansas, and for america. today, we honor the amazing life that love created. and we thank god, the source of all love, both for bob's incredible journey here in this life and for the fact that he has entered his eternal reward in the next. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e. schumer majority leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: mr. president madam vice president, madam speaker, leader mcconnell leader mccarthy, distinguished guests, more importantly senator elizabeth dole and robin. the scriptures says we should quote, rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance and endurance produces character and character produces hope. today, we pay tribute to a remarkable leader. over the course of his life knew more than his fair share of suffering, who turned that suffering into endurance, whose endurance became central to his character and whose character whose essential goodness leaves us with hope. hope that we w

hood and robin hood had been painted as a bit of a villain here but we heard what led to end of the c.e.o. of the company had to say so is that really the case that they were the villain in the situation. i don't think they're the only villain but i don't think what lad said today absolves them of anything look i think what michael said is absolutely true the whole damn system is corrupt from the top down and it's been corrupt for decades the system has been built in a corrupt way it's been structured in order to be corrupt to make you know these wall street hedge funds extremely wealthy what the wall street bets guys did was they unmasked a lot of that by moving forward does that mean everyone who was part of this wall street bets group was a good person no and this is part of the problem that media plays into is that we try to create a 0 sum game where it's like either you're all good or you're all bad everyone on one side is good and everyone on the other side is bad and it depends on how you view the situation and in the case of robin hood you know when when the c.e.o. sitting t

by one name, denzel. >> you're known by one name now, robin, robin. >> i want to say two name, john david, your son. he agrees with that title that you have and he is following in your footsteps. i know how proud you are of him and having this family support, what does it mean to you? >> i'm a dad so i'll keep saying it. olivia washington is a great young actress, very, very, very good young actress so she's coming for her brother. i mean it's a team sport now. my wife was a child prodigy, concert pianist, competitor and singer and actress. my daughter is a producer, produced "malcolm & marie" and others. my baby boy malcolm is a director and a producer and who did i -- did i leave somebody out? and me. and me. i'm number one. in my house i'm number five. >> you remind me so much of my mother and father, because when people would try and praise me, they would list off all the other siblings that i have and rightfully so and talking about them. but i do have to go back to john david just for a moment because he's going to be here on "gma" on monday. >> okay. >> so is there something

robin? >>> now to a consumer alert. that cup of coffee you're drinking this morning may be getting more expensive. rebecca jarvis is here to tell us what's behind the surge. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, and i'm sorry to share this news as you're enjoying your morning ritual, but coffee prices have spiked 18% in the last three months and there are three key reasons here. first of all, a drought in brazil, the world's largest producer of coffee beans. if you see arabica written on the side of your beans there's a good shot they came from brazil, but this year farmers there say they're expecting the worst harvest in 20 years. the second issue is shipping costs. they have risen around the globe in light of the pandemic, and even though colombia and vietnam have coffee beans, the shipping costs make them more expensive and in some cases impossible to even get here to the united states. finally, we're drinking more coffee. we drank a lot of it in the pandemic at home. as cafes are re-opening,

>> reporter: yeah, robin. you heard president putin there really trying to turn the tables pointing out incidents of violent in the united states. he called out the black lives matter movement. he called out the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. president biden calling it a ridiculous comparison. he said you can't equate those who are being prosecuted for breaking and entering the capitol to those being punished because they're critics of russian president putin. >> rachel, any response from the kremlin this morning? >> reporter: no response from the kremlin this morning. they're allowing putin's words to speak for themselves. but i can tell you, after leaving that press conference, robin, i was swarmed by a few russian reporters. they wanted to know if i was satisfied by his answer. clearly there was a lot of iterest and a lot of intrigue about the american presence in the room. >> let people know what your response was to those people, the press. >> reporter: my response is no comment. look, this is o

robin. this mass vaccination site at jones beach is fully booked today. ta a lk rone camera, you see the setup they have for the people arriving here early, but time is ticking for this site and sites across the country as they wait for the next vaccine shipments to arrive. playing catch-up, this morning a scramble to get a backlog of vaccine doses delivered after winter storms caused major shipping delays. 6 million doses held up by the weather. that's about three days' worth of shipments. fedex and u.p.s. working through the weekend to get back on track. >> we've been able to get 2 million of those 6 million doses out. we expect to rapidly catch up this week, fill that backlog, make sure they're out to communities and also meet our deadlines and timelines of the doses due to go out this upcoming week. >> reporter: in new york, health department telling us they expect shipments to start arriving today. there are less than a thousand doses left due to the shipments that couldn't get here due