KEILAR: Amazon has announced that it is developing its own lab to start testing front-line employees of the company for coronavirus. And this is coming as the company has been facing some ongoing criticism that it's not doing enough to address the coronavirus cases that have been reported at Amazon facilities in Washington, California and New York, as well as others. Let's speak now with Jay Carney. He's the senior vice president for Amazon, a senior vice president for Amazon. He's also the former press secretary for Barack Obama. You will certainly recognize him as that. And, Jay, tell us about this, because you have hundreds of thousands of employees. You have been hiring more and more. And you can't be fully operational as a huge company without knowing who has this virus. Tell us about your timeline for testing your employees.</s>JAY CARNEY, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR GLOBAL CORPORATE AFFAIRS, AMAZON: Well, thank you, Brianna. And you're absolutely right. The answer, I think, that we have reached, the conclusion we have reached, and a lot of leaders in the public and private sector have reached, is that the way to get the economy going again is to have testing plentiful and scalable around the country and the world. Because there's a scarcity still, we are developing our own first lab at Amazon, where, hopefully, we will be in to be able to test some of our front-line employees in our distribution centers and fulfillment centers relatively soon. Now, we're -- this is not -- nobody would say that Amazon has a lot of experience in the business of building medical testing labs. But we're putting resources on it. And we will begin to build that capacity. I think we're under no illusion that we can do this all by ourselves. Obviously, we can't.
Amazon Developing Coronavirus Test For Workers