Pfizer seeks approval for COVID vaccines for young children, Tesla faces recall

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now, Pfizer has applied to the food and drug administration seeking emergency use authorization for its COVID vaccine in young children. According to the New York times, the company and its partner by Ontech are seeking approval of a two dose vaccine regimen for children. Age six months to five years sold. According to the times, the company will still collect data on the efficacy of a third dose, but starting the FDA review process now will allow healthcare workers to get a head [00:00:30] start on vaccinating young children. Tesla has been hit with a recall notice for 54,000 models over self-driving software that allowed cars to intentionally disobey signs. According to Tesla cars using the assertive full self-driving mode, which is still in beta quote, perform more frequent speed lane changes will not exit passing lanes and may perform rolling stops. That last point triggered a recall by the national highway traffic safety administration. Tesla did not [00:01:00] respond to a request for comment. Google has started rolling out iMessage reactions for Android users. The feature shows reactions like the thumbs up and the heart emojis attached to the message you sent rather than coming as a fully written response. According to nine to five, Google the Android emojis differ slightly from iOS. The heart, for example, becomes an emoji face with heart eyes. The roll is still in beta stages. Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.