people who are ununaccounted for. victims include children and even infants. that fact came a little too much to bear as the first lady participated in the emergency briefing. as a mom, wife, daughter and friend, as a mom wife daughter and friend britney can only imagine the grief that kentuckyens are still feeling. 500 homes without power and another cold night setting in out here. will, i have got to tell you this tornado of all that i have covered is unique because generally you will see a tornado will bounce along and cut a short path of destruction. oftentimes they touch down in open areas and don t destroy anything of civilization. this was unique because it got a foot hold to the southwest of here. and just cut a path like a lawn
baby only a few months old. senior correspondent mike tobin leads us off. you have covered a lot of these storms for us, the tornadoes and aftermath. i heard you today on air say you have never seen anything like this. i have never seen a path of destruction this large, bret. usually what you see is a tornado that will bounce along and kind of short path this thing got a foot hold to the southwest of here and just drove like a lawn mower for 227 miles. and that is why you have the director of emergency management saying the recovery is not going to be a matter of weeks or months but years. heart break in the heartland as the long, hard recovery begins. it s just upsetting, you know, to know that s a town that
outcompeting delta. i think if you re not vaccinated, i think the biggest threat is the delta variant by far. that s going to continue. but the reason why omicron could gain some foot hold, we have a lot of partially immunized people. if you ve been infected and recovered but not gotten vaccinated on top of that, i think you re going to be very susceptible to omicron reinfection. we ve seen a fair number of reinfections in south africa. so that s going to be the role of omicron, i think, causing reinfection in people who have been infected and recovered but not vaccinated or maybe among the partially vaccinated, meaning they got one dose but didn t complete the series. the big unknown is what happens to those of us who got three doses. i don t have the answer. we re working on it in our lab, as i m sure moderna and pfizer
what he is, talks about this is a race between unions and big government versus individual freedom. where he s made his gains and i think a lot is self-inflicted wound by terry mcauliffe was in the last debate, he was talking about schools and saying i don t want parents coming in and telling schools what to teach. that really hurt him. youngkin piled on that. he did again today. when you are talking about the fact that suburbs are where republicans have really lost a lot of strength, foot hold in what used to be red state then purple state and trending blue in virginia, when you start telling suburban moms, look, i don t want you going in and telling the schools what to teach, i know mcauliffe has backed off that, when you have somebody saying it in his own words, it is hard to back up on. sandra: chris, dip into the white house briefing room jen
committed in the past? the thing that struck me about these crimes is you have teens carrying out killings of other teens using machetes and sticks and stones has become a major, major problem in the area. one of these ms 13 murders stands out from the rest. that of 15-year-old high school freshman demaris. his mother fled the violence of el salvador and came to america seeking a safer life for her family. after getting a foot hold in maryland she sent for her daughter. tens of thousands, children, many from central america, flooding the border. she became part of a wave of unaccompanied minor who s crossed the border in 2014. now the big question is why? why are these children making the dangerous trek to the united states?