The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

The body of a missing fire fighter from Rockland County has been found, New York City parents can now opt-in their kids for in-person learning, but there's a chance schools can be closed for extended periods, and the USPS is expected to be slowed down even more. 

Wayne Cabot hosts the Morning News Roundup on AstraZeneca's vaccine trial news, expanding access to the vaccine in New York and high school students return to classrooms in the city.

People 45-years-old and above can get their shots in Connecticut today, where COVID numbers are generally steady, and restaurants go to full capacity today. Today brings 50 percent capacity to New York City and New Jersey. President Biden's goal of 100-million shots in arms will be hit today, in almost half the time expected. Some say the rise in crime against Asian-Americans is way more than the numbers say. Today, the President heads to Atlanta.

New Jersey is looking to fully schools for in person learning by next school year, Governor Cuomo is under fire from Mayor de Blasio, and people who got coronavirus still have lingering symptoms months later, but some feel better after getting vaccinated.