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lost track of brian laundrie at one point thinking his mother was him. resources, money, time all wasted as the lone person of interest in gabby petito s death got away. we begin with elizabeth cohen and this key vaccine meeting going on right now. elizabeth, walk us through what s happening today. the data they are looking at and what happens next. anna, all eyes right now on this advisory committee. vaccine experts who advise the u.s. food and drug administration, these are outside experts. they have no skin in this game. they are just wanting to look at the data, so let s look big picture at the same data that these experts will be reviewing and have been reviewing today. so pfizer did a large clinical trial with children ages 5 to 11, and what they found was that the vaccine was 90.7% effective at preventing children from getting sick with covid-19. what they did is took more than 1,300 children in the trial and gave them the vaccine, followed them for a period of time.
domestic catastrophes threatening to overw em the president s team. there is a crisis everywhere. critics calling their performance as a national face plant. bill: 30 minutes ago prices are rising at the fastest rate we ve seen in four decades. that after a gdp report that shocked analysts. showed the economy actually shrinking for the first time since before the pandemic. dana: the border crisis looming large. federal judge ruling against the president on his plan to repeal 42. that set back comes as republicans threaten to dhs secretary mayorkas. bill: the president is bracing for a long way in ukraine asking congress for $33 billion additional, $20 billion of that in military aid. moments later russia bombarded kyiv with missiles. the first major attack oon the capital in weeks. live to the white house we begin with alexandria hoff, big job there today. good morning. plenty of issues at home, too. if americans are traig to gauge how concerned they should be about a
welcome to newsnight on the road for the last of four special programmes taking pulse of the nations ahead of the general election. welcome to newsnight from the airspace at the imperial war museum, duxford, the european centre for aviation history. applause. we are in the constituency of south cambridgeshire, an area earmarked for international business growth which the government says it wants to make europe s science capital. we re in what is called the blue wall, in a conservative held seat that s a top target for the liberal democrats. we re here with an invited audience and a political panel, getting to grips with what matters most to people ahead of the election their priorities, what they believe are the big problems, and who they think can deliverfor them. on our panel, conservative mp and former minister of state vicky ford, labour s daniel zeichner, who is a shadow environment minister, daisy cooper, deputy leader of the liberal democrats, and adrian ramsay, co l